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u U notoriously one wtme the system fe plainly exemplified. ? hr the dutki Mtti tnk?ti(riif oirmitorhad b? been compelled to fit Marfmoi Um warehouse a* tot ?i ><? enirirt, the lass to the govern ltd not hare ocvurred, nor Weuld ltaione" have tnkrn place welt known (act, that mmmv of tlic re to the governm itt h.*ve urto nithitra .jul of firoficrty fr* on*, by the content c< "l agrniti wh?frt|?% the - S from the ?.'cond 3 the jfryiyW. to Slit Dcctnbei [I4T.000, while the duties during the mdic J,000. Thus we ncc t ty nine years w?? ten ithtamomit of bonds* Uuited State*. 'i l? wanted In the ft ret ess*y. that ?? I are ruined, end government t\enue,M by thngov?r*meiit c 1 ?oat betog true, It shown to be rcreei and wo believe, that If cash dulles and Wnrchou?lng adopted, the Iom will be Mich ?ts toeodaifer the revenue from Imports, and drivt uf to lotfns and direct tuxes. 1 Hi iiJ ?'?.'"'??i f OOILUMBIA. F^llPAY, i \MJ .RY j SS3S&T hi SSfyYo .t?k. (be to |.r"#OT'? tiii. rhtr''?!*?? h,"":*;i!l,ii^' ' voted down i))' overwhtlww Whoever Of our ^^5* ?'/ ffnmiiulrnt. hope that thtotoqj^**^,, foans, HS'Sfessfe' Utkt a tiroto, agree With the Ucy ui>on thewwe #Z |J|C, intent '* .J* palpable delusion Mn ni certalnfir un*jPtimv-.that nitmifuc ?miji^t i.iJr,,~that wi' ?<rt* op tu*^Mor likr *M' wealth, our prelaw** vij 'uiiiii'?n.?l binhii^lu.? ' , ??tJ^^t)~OU?|,|, Uu. rtrtfin?i>. 4ti?n? of ^Bintta ?(?'"?jl in alludes to w i di.-.g* agipst the tariff, ?? Ug?dat*,;|M,c tei'ii in miriohimnr to "S^tatcJbr mortijtcmrion the tariff jndeii , the principle of the ever hfc abandoned. Wt>m a relaxation c.f the fleecing |githe south?we perceive thnt^/t I another variation?a hiU having 'otue of Representative* on the f lng a bounty of J cen*s per exportation of refined t>ug.?r wltHtk. To an honest man ^ naturally occurs?to what .? it the manufacturer of ved in a government of .other eit'sen in this . . ?!? mnie ?.< MMUfiire jimiU C?ruffiS? c<?t ? ??*&!/b ^ o( is it, >ofinirtrt \iuy Tbs*lU# nnwr^if ?<??. * which are tw op ,v,,W<fD V ?? ant St whipped by be") <>, "wM *'? 1 I>r,gtv Lvi k bet II |>r<>poifcd by M >? Owni ng >*o h..? fought again*. tftt ?.t?iff3J. Kip*.?iHi? h?*en vupjH.rud by one ? f n* re|;?A'!ciitf.tiv??. It (h not ?*lr busmen f??r *, the word of Mr. CumUteling or rtfeenrij. hfitnconsistencicv?orto&ccount rnH '"''whtitie*. And u? for Col, Drayton id Mr. u.iti i , we do not envy tbe\n the >noi tlie; >? >11 gain by tin owing themselves to il e r<nk?? ot the tariff phalanx?and iidmW at Vm i.?c d <y, a helping h*nd\to ?? nto*' i.i < ? all method* of pr?t*ctiA^ iii?ignMU:,i t ^f mti'iufarturcrs. T?? d/vt t in- u) no whl'-h the drawback mrefjud in/.-" wh* placet! by ita adtro tea (iiu Hid to* <. <;). Drayton) was, that it hi Id iwy )g? t ^ mrtu-rce nnd benefit agri Iture. If t tm. Or tlte fenl object of that < a whack then it wfis'ini iffilT of arrant ? okiry.- Pot if it iftdcftiredtn anUanc^ ? mmerte and through it 4grkuUuie (t? y lirh wcaliall fcvyer objeVt if constitution i > d<4H*) then why m?t grant ? botmty (for t t diawtiu' k i? ?eal|y nothing ?l*?) npoii t ! expertation i.f Cuk n f It would ln e i\t our cinudietf*?* stimulate to nn in* ueivable extent nur agriculture, hear, wii r.<>mpetition in foreign market* from r.gn sources and refund to the inipovcr < d ulanter, by way of druwliack, a por a? of the enormrus tux which the Mbest ?vn nmcnt In the wortd" choaes to extort i him, upon those article* whirh heim s in cxchang" for hia cnttor. ThhTprn ith^n would shotk the modcat conatltu* 1 aeruplea* f Mr. Clnyaixl hl?p?ttisMii? e> couhl And probably no warrant for it ''urMrfrrfchartcr. How changed theease, ?ken a refiner of Kng-.?i chote* to approach i kindaympathirs ? four protecting Gov ment with hia tale < fwoel The draw^aik u|>on Hugar U of itself a nail affair indeed-*But it munt be clear i most of our rcadvra that the groaa?ormp nn which hat accumulated at Washington kft mokt alarmingly changed the aapeet of a , stem wl '? we onee thought strong, nnti ruithful and beautiful. The co<|fse which ^ita are taking there may well prepare tea acatiiktmphe which we dislike to men ?. We are perfectly ronvincod, and it her been, that uhIcm the Htutecanj iii ve beiself by Muve effort of Iter own thlk manarles which are fastened u|M>tt t by thi? majority of C!ongrea??we arc un i;onal4y prmtratr forever.? The tide of iratiOnVnaalreatly commenced; our rich latualdacititcnsare wending their way luti' fa\oor?d regkinwto a 1'anff-pro ii ou'itry *-*to Louisiana, and othci ni?>re |j iimis i i.itt**. It Wits urged in de!? <ie if (he laftt- wftion of the Lcgislatme ?e ??ogbt to rely uj?on a revuUion ?l \t sentiment in our favour upon elective nihility?u|?oh a returning sense < and of patriotnm even in the nunite* ce cur o|ipre<%?Wii springs. We t, o j i.i <air friends thn it was \ fatal debt .that they rcckonel without their InM r iv tflr fact??~PtthWns are hrfnre <'o< from many towfts sod e-ities in tl" north of us (i3,')D0 a is said from tti ^eW Yotk) i alliW t4|>oti (',< ngi t <ft t ste aaction sales*yftr what pint %*clt Ipon pcrusinAihe ariirlb from . paper upon ftuttion^ v/'.scb is in Mother column. The importing merchant ntobc broken dnwubccuuw he reduces the price oi good* IhIuw th- uMnt of that com plete p?oi?o|>oly wh'ch the Tariff wui intend* vd to secure. United in concert with this scheme is an effort to I^Mduct the wire housing *> stem |nd the (tbotitiao of govern m< nt credits upon the im|>ortutinn of foreign goods. f?r the obvious purjM>*e of still more rmh*rr;t>4liM; thr unletting merchant, and thus rendering ?tit| more sceuic the monojio l> of the dnmestic market. Thee* schemes are now before Congress, urccd with a seal, ? concert, a specious affectation of arKument and patriotism, and a dhguised selfishness fbr w hlch the manufacturers and their delud ed adKefpnta are to signally characterised. Added to nil this Is an increased eagerness In Wcaxhig Congress, and successfully too, (or see-tonal appropriations of land ami money to nil tMpvatiuus purposes ot expenditure J Mr work? of Interns! improvement In favor A portions of .the confederacy, which has been reduced to a system, and which onr representation, powerless in the councils of ! Jfce nation, arf compelled to pa? hy untu H-' W?unresisted. 1 hey are now doubly im potent- 'being equipped, hv a great exer tion of their state, to fight against a plunder ing and exterminating foe, only with a mc tnorkil, a re inonat ranee, it ftrotest. The pitmcution of General Lyman hy Mr. Webster of the Senate of the U. S. for a libel, lias failed?the iury having been unable to agree upon a verdict, 'l'his is a perfect defeat of the Senator, upon his owh theatre, where lie was thought to be irresistable in influence. We uhderstand that Mr. Web bter'w Pamphlet on the Kmtmrgu was read thnaiuhout, and that he was examined on both sidis. It is said that Mr. Wfebster, in count of his argument, relied and, that in 180 lie was ilAUj 1/ainfiihtre, and not of Aihtta Z Wf omitted to HtHtc i^.o^r lust that t. E. PKASKkOK Mid J. J. Eva::*, L.sqrs. were re 1 elected liy the Legislature, Solicitor* for th<^Meu)?t,iivc cireuit*. (ffWWhSltthv attention of our readers to the (locMR|l jf hivh U placed on our first page?tliciflVllcpnrt of a committee of the Georgia Lwilitme on the subject which wat iutrodarmLto their notice by the llcsi lutionsof (Mir flkislature in 1827?and cer tuih other i\*JKtion? which the State <f Ohio thought pHber to submit to the State of. Georgia. We alho beg tlmtattention of our fellow cltisens to certain HUting and incontrovcrti ' hie dcvelopements^Htolution to the Tariff, ' which will be tpuitd uwr that head, ami { for which we are HidehtSr to the N. York I Evening Post?furnish dKht by the kind at tention of a friend at \AAhingt-xi?to whom we arc deeply indebt?(Hpr numerous favours of this description. ..... I?xtract of a JftWLjiated The rarmbrrs from the 8oMl ' <?on;r?*? but aftHln?t the tariff. V 1 M'Oultii'. ind otlari, ??*r ? ctur J ti n ?nd cotton mi?v4, mnnu^ctu^ ?'<?) ? rflillilt It mm.li pride, at ilist ?'i?* Sooth cannot Ins rfracuonei | ot uoiiU-rf* m*..*?urr?. Oar northe^Btfl howr n II,at Ilia lurid' >ta? haHlfei them afaot v*fitch it >v? Intrttdal^pJmhtb. hi. n.U r front Booth Cumlln* r^lM JHMiiv ai to ?.?y a whip, hat finding' tm^Hnv marked "Philadelphia," lie ntu???ri lo puitJ^Bpt, . .V Y Con*. He was right. So wo are told th.it tarifThaahad upon ua "precisely the cflTccI which It was intended to have." ' We have no doubt of the fact, hut we M^rccly expected it would lie confessed.? The majority being firm and organised, do not ^hcose longer m wear a veil over their desist* upon their fellow citizen*?and boldly avow, that they Intended to drive us from, trU) enjoyinents and conveniences of cultivate! life, n which wc have been acres touted, autlto compel us to put on the badgrt of <jurttcrvcrjfk That they Intended to * om-' l>el, or that they even desire tl? to wear nur own fain 1c, is fu'Ue, and eveiy one of eom mon sense knows it to be *o. If wc wear our own manufacture, what become* of their monopoly of the dtitncHtic market, to secure Which th?y have tfcuught proper to pros trate the prosperity of the Southern States, recklessly tb trample tinder foot the consti tution of the Onion, and to preserve which, it it threatened, thay would even w?de thro' "blood and carnage." W?: the object was, and It, to compel us t? bay froth them, at thrtr orvn firlcett and thi? we munt do, or , else consent to abandon our nccuktomed I venienoes; in other words, to lower our con dition of life.? Shall we'do lli+r-Ed. lei. \ f <r A I.fit *f the /l<:Ti pitted ly thu Luidtlurt at | ill Itt* tit moll, which fitted on MfUtility 1'it I 8?V* utl 1. An Art In define mid MtabtUli tbn jifcjl boumU tor the dUI?l?t ?f t'hftf le?t*w, ' \ 2. An A?l lorrfwal an net, entitled, Sn net to ndinit and hu.nr|mr?le (iflviite Nottthiifo-rt in M?r Bnnfc of Hie i*l*ie of R.???t|? Curtdln* " \ 9. Alt Act tfir? elm* Ihr mtvi* In Im InkA* of lla-(re<* while hdMbtttfnU ol llil- State 4. Ail Act t<* emend l(t?? law in ralalinn to ??* it?iw?? >?*i fill, tinder (Mine** of itlmney, ?i?} other nii<li'?t?IUi?, ?Oer 11'* death of the |iriiirl|ittV>, iv9t*t ?? to hHli end m'te? mvay, fconn/?/*, ?ftrrthe denih of Ibe dra*>r or inHiiwr. 5. An Ar.l l? de?d?r? itiwl eMnhllth the dl?l#l"n !(*??? I?el?ern the I'.irithea of Omiifn mid Bt. .VUt b. \n A?.t to mit'-nd the e?rhe?t law* h? f?l?* ?tort In the tvido"* ot * hi#eio of IhUSlnte. ' 7 A? Art to V't in the lru*lwi of Ihe New i*fry *mdertty, 1'ie eiebeiMed (xuperty hi the Mrirl ni 4\i-wherri , ft A? t?'l *?? Mm? ?eveml <*nnrt? of ?in IMt'i* and 8 h|i?i? In the HtMfc lnt?? '*v vimlK*, nnd In (I* lh? time ??f holding th? ??1ne. . t?. An A?*l t-i fierrnh Rlmnnr \l*?honr*h Mm v. *1" Mill"** nf ? n*tiv< liilmn lit tliW-hitc, !? ' fc?*mid h'i|i| ferlntii Mini* o ilbl- the wwe |<?. An Arl In ir?''ic Hie ??l*\l ? <>llhe m vi-tu <iflkfr? 1)1 liill HUte, n.id for Otlj^r |iiir|e/tt?. II. An Act to Increase the NMM of bond* to I be (Ivrn by certain III collector* in Ihh State. 1^. Ait Act to |N*v*flt tha burning, of botir?*i . ?nd building*, and oilier property Ihtreln mta t lowed. U An Art to |#ovlde for the pay men I of con liable* and juror* In rat lata earn. 14. An Act to regulate the feltclion of cavaliy and nrtlllery otQrer* throughout the Mate. Ift. A Bill to alter tbe CouHiiution ol this Slate. Id An Act concerning the (Mihlic work*. . 17. An Act to alter and amend an ad, entitled, "an act to regulate tbe licrnring of Pliydciao* lo (?raetire, and for other puqiose* therein men tioned.*' 18 An Act to lacorjiorate certain societies. 10 An An to authorise lite eachangeand Iran** ft-r of a tier* of tbe court house squate In tbe town of Cainnen. 2o An Act In ralae supplies for the year one thousand eight hundred aed tw?nty-nlne. III. An Act to make npttrofwiallons fur the year on* thousand eight hundred and twenty eight, and for oilier t?ur|N?*e? 22. An Act regulating the assignment *f di'Mor*. ? 23. An Act to establish certain ruadi, bridges and ferries. To look over a hundtcd newspapers i* an Editor's daily drudgery, but it 1* beldam lie can meet with audi " An a?ure *|hiI in a cloudy iky,'* aa the following notice front the New York Kveniog Post:? Roterry Thtatrr.?Wc learn with kin cere nut infliction tlmt it is in contemplation of the getter*!* Manager of this Theatre, to devote the proceeds of onu night next week to tbe brnrft of the orphan children ot the late Mr. Harby, n gentleman and scholar of uncommon talents, taste and at tainment*; hut wlio lia.% ala?, left a large family of young and orphan children wholly dependent on the cold cl.-aritie* <-f the world for a subsistence. It is un deration that mast irresistibly appeal to every feeling heart. We shall touch the subject again, Chartcthm Mircury, 1 A letter from a commercial house at Li verpool to .mother in D dtimore under <lnte t rtf tiie 1st ult. says, " The general ir?pnrt of .Cotton intf Liverpool, since the 1st of Jan. i* 141,000 bales less than were received during the first ten months of last yeie : in the im|Hirt from the United States, there ia ^ a decrease ot 192.0(H) bales." j SMUGGLING.?We lately noted a dis | position made by the Sccretai\ of War, on out Cnnada Frontier to nreVcnt the Siiui-? RlitiR ?<f British Goods. " Whatever doubts j may have been entertained, ns t<? the wU |dom?>r propriety of tint measure will, we should suppose,be removed by tbi- foliowing ?entehee which we copy from The Londoi. Sunday Tmen, of Nov. 2, ?? There are lar^c orders for Americn, rvm In if-jot/* ugitinU which thr nets/ Turijf ] wit* ffinciftultj directed ( for it is found that iThkrr i? litr1.1 oh no oirrtcui.TY in SMUCCI.ING THKX ACROSS TUB CANADIAN 1 mnNTIEB." -g, ThU Information Is of ?ome m intent to our Munulacturt m and our F;irmrr?. Let those of them who are on th? Frontier, look to it; if tliev dn notthoose to give advice t<> ib? on?tituUM) authorities, let them, at least, pnbliih the liif<..-m?ti<iti. ' I'hilu. Dem. Pre?9 " lit the I Academy Burnt.?W c regret t<> learn th<?t Bethel Acndemv, situated within about 11 mile* of this village* In thw Dis trict, was destroyed bv fire on Friday the 13th Inst. \ number of books wei e Inst, und ? |J?ir of Globes belonging to the llev. Jamet were riesttttyed at the time . YurkviUe Hionrrr, Dec. 24, 182B. M WIRIKD?On (he ?4tli nil. nt Orankcbue- i, 'theRur.JnIin Murrowe,SKItMON BONSALIi rly of Philadelphia,) to Mitt C. P. JKN A y -On Ilia 221 December, ?>y the Rev MMtajHwII, John K 11. M.trta, Attor ney nl Ax> M Kr.*!??,only ilxftckter of Mr. Ww *11 of Lancatterville, 8. C. DIED?On lh? llOrci'mlwr ls?l, nl h"r reei denc?\on intuit* rimMs Kilfpflrlil district, Mrs. .Yanry Mnift, Ute cnn?ofl|]pf Ui'R Samuel ilrW*M?li Kstravaxanl and eomi^h^ary obhuary noli ce?, are so inducriin'rMl?ly^*m to 'he d?*d, that when I hey are ?ven ?l?*? rvinjt tad appioprtai*, they nre almost Ineffectual. ^huvit.ttanding however, without doing (rent itijitfke to die in*r its of n <te|?rt*d fr|end and lo oiu^bniqeliiiri*. W? caunot refrain from paying ?n nuiMtifebtft lincri- trihu'e to the mmAvrjf of the I'llijtilm our uotier S!i? had arrived at * r?iwJ?T?U7 old r c?\ nnd was the mother of n nrtaterous faiub ly', tha innit of ''ioio ?hn hud lived to mm. grown ?>)? and mUIi* iir* 11* She win a lady >>f vigorous intellect and ol uril i-nrruy and eiev?tmn of eharneterj o| warm f<*alinft? and oflender ?yiiuw lht??, whuciHllil o-v rli'lrn, unmove4to the tain of sorrow Mud'ol ?offering In the snpeinten deuce of th? "duration ot her children, the wai always (mrtkelsrly antious lo tnsld in!o their mind*, correct and elevalrd notion* of Iiouih. K?rlv in llfr, *he became a member of the Baptist rhurrh, under ih? ?<damn conviction of tha treat i truth* Inculcated in tin icripluwi. and her future deportment, w?s tuch ?) liecume a peofc??or ?u<l n christian (.'onriliutio* in h?r Reneral inter course ttilli soeiety, kind sr><! nmishh- at a sister. el*, hi and tender and ???i|>,n?ta a< a innlher. she r>a? llirutirh lift wllli nal An rm my to ?? f.nmr.h lirr Hh? tin* ft t'.-hin? her i ditrttntolftli* I*mi ly.wnd mmiv 4<'Vntrd liiinds who ?Ittly appcrti ?l? hrriirriHrnMr lir?, niiiI ?lin (rr| ?nnc runto Iwflon onlv. nnd^r iln? im-Uiirhnly ili?|wn<>itl<>n, In lh? rffl^Hi.i t, i'nl t? tin Iml liv<-.l, Milxt dlfd h rtit(lief i< alto * Mmne ??*?!???,?!*??! thr h i guilt* t?? Info-til liff prninl?*>t f<?wr.t? ST P*TK|i K* HKN1.V0LKH l (M I ?V, A Ml'on'lil) merlin { lh? S u-irty will ha ht*Id Hi Mr |) Rrrlni't IfidH <t?i'-Y>ir>d?y < v?m? liitfc Ihr (Uti in?t nt 7 oYhirh .'y. W II. SIKI.I.K, SecerfHiy pro torn January l?l Ift'itf, I ll 4 liSi (>Ni'I'I> finm ihi" r.'n r during (ho rhi|)liii.<? Iwilhlni i,IWo ?p|irriil|i't?)vi|: KI)WA|UL44(^ III II. "K'd win ut twitty nnc ??t I\rnty? i*?y^nr?, mid JOHN N\TUANB, nftftd Mmhi. llilHi-tM-it fi.Mtl?>ri? y**rt lf >o?irit I' fl Ci^imIiU in romiwny with Mont. ViIaIIavp, * 4f*ni% rn<mntrl'?nii, wnd MtTHtti wilh n pnr? 'y id Clr*?H pi ?f ?fm?r? *11 I'T-'KM tiff for. hy MDlkmi-il not in *mpl*jr f Mlf flalll Ihr mM N?TM??t, h lh? I?h will 'm tmfttri nf ? grind iln-m; imt w?to M< - only dtlttftV* on lilt m*ii hand, ttltirli t hold i.if hit |ietlori*?nce. ituuniy 8, laity. 9 DAVID WgfeSO" ? Oft a 9\ a 7ft ?B-?"-W-?-?---S-nMi I Columbia Price Current;' Review of the Markets for the past week. HOME PRODUCTIONS. Clton? lair to *ocd tl l)o. Fancy Brandt? 0 Indigo? from the Wagons, 60 Com? " * - 40 to 43 Whtat? - 75 a 100 Flour? Bo#" " * 600 * 850 Ubl. On.??uperfiae 7.?0 ? 850 Rutin? B to 10 Hmm*? 1* to 14 IVhuk**? 374 ? 45 .V ?. Hu>% 45 n 50 Marktrtl. /\?/i?No. 3 and 2, 500 Ut 850 *?!??. FkH*r% 75 t'? K7JJ hum) Oa/?, 25 to S74 hutb . FOREIGN PRODUCTIONS. Cot I on /f<ijori?tf,|||?a>p?--(42 in.) J4 a tt6 1W- do. 22 a 34 liute Ropt ? 1?4 * 10 I fin. Country 4t Sictedt? o a 64 Liv* rpool?r?ar?? in Sank*, 325 a 350 !??>. ?* ?* ia Bulk, 074 bath. Sugar, Btnttn-- 10 to 174 I Do reOucd loaf? 20 lo 25 f'nfftt? 18 to 20 7Vi, //jwm- 125 to 150 Molnuf? 40 to 50 gall. Hum.Jumoic*? 125 to 175 nrmMto.Cognmt? 125 t? 200 Gin, Hot land -direct imported, 125 to 150 tVtnt, Madeira? ?? ^ . 350 to 450 Do. Malaga, " '? 874 to 100 REMARKS. COTTON?Thero hat Item but little brought In during (tin week. Upon the *kolw, it li a titer it one of alum*! an entire ??upeo*lon of l>ntiti?-M W* think fhf* transaction* ol tlir year ju?t pa?i, covert mucU the greater portion of the (ait crop, and{nay have a tendency lo keep (hu article Irooi roinr "ny lower; |>Hci ? for the wrek hit Iteen rather Bat- 8 lo 9$ hat been about the range of thr m irkH. COBN?remain* without alteration. FLOUR?Thl? article ha* again Improved, and eoiitiilerahle hat Iteen taken on ?|te?:ulatioii.? Therein none coining In,and tliu ttock very tight on In ml HATKH OF EXCHANGE, DR^FT** on tin Nor lit at ?tn.rt tight, I per cent preut. at *nty dayt, par. NORTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS 5 to 7 |>er cant. ?Ii?cnunt GEORGIA BANK BILLS 14 to 2 per cent. di*c<>ont FREIGHTS TO ri! Altl.F.STON, are a;aiu iIiiVii t'i $1 t~> a Bali* tor cotton other urlM'le* to |i ,? t ., H (????' 85f?ni#i lui'df i rlV> n. ? i?. tirclt im -it. g .unit ..| din I L cor I* r ol l.nly ami .Suiui-r ?neoi?, wilb nil n 'e*a?ary n|i|>urtt<ii<?ncp? 'IVriut moderate, uid p?a?eaatnii given imno di'ilely A|>|tiv In WM C. CLIFTON ColuinMn, Jan V, I82U I 4 ^ jMO l(KN I'? Tin- lloiitc mid Lot hilwigiuft t?> I M? Kligi WiWou. Iitc.l> ??ccn|iud liy Mr I) W. Sim?. mid |x??M?tinn given mi (lie 1*1 liny nf J.tiiU'iiy iiftl. JAS. U.WI-i Columbia, Dec 28. IS2S I tf %/? ON FY FOUND Found l?V * ne*?o (tirl on ItJl Plain-alreat, near the BnpiiM Church, a Bunk Note, which will be ntlornl lo Ilia owner ?ii hi* di???:<Uiinjc it and paying tlie coat of adver tUiiiK- Ap|il> at the Tiduacope OSce. Jiinuiiry 3 . 11 ^F.LRCT SCHOOL. The auhacribrr reiiicct 1 (ully infoiniaM?fri<*ni'?aiidtbn politic. thai ti?* will otMjn a S'llOOL on tlar- Aral Monday in Jan iarv nasi, in Ihe Iioum* f.irni.-rly occupied n? n ? I? k?I riMirn l?y llin R.^v. Mr. Slanlay. Tliov | ?- inimiitnd lo Ida e?rr ahnll for in?tructed tolaly I lil'iiM-lf Prices of luitiou will bo raad>; known m a|i|>'i<:?iiiin S\MLKL MALILFY CnluniM*, Dec. ll.IB.'D. t if \C\UI>. Mm Manv Brown, (Midwife.) r r?ai???i:ilnlllv inform* the Laittna of Cotnui Ma uid Ha Vicinity, thitf alio but rennved to the hiniM* 'in lint comer of Mariiin Mini W ilnut itieeta, imwe liati ly opf>o?lt? in ' 'ol. Mending's, wberr ?li?> can Ihi found to attend to til calif. JantMrv 2 13 LAW NOTICK. The luWiltmn ha*# enti-r e.l Into co |>aftner>hip. 4nd will practice in Ilia Court* of l?aw and Faulty, In the districts of F.drrflelft, fcMwville, Anderson. Pick'na, Oirro vlll?, !.anr< na, Ncwl?erry, 8|i?rtatiSnr*li. and Union. IF T'lompHtu, jr nv?y lw f-inxiltrd at tirrmvill* court lioua*, mid J II. frby, at Lau rens court house. tvtonr T ff? .IP30N, Jr. JAMKS >1. IRIIY, Daecmbrr 28, 18"!8. 1 tf J A MF.rt fl. MAM siosTi?Ati^ut mi !**, hnving laken I ha nUm- lately occupied l?y A. R\ num. Em| will attend lo Hie profoirtonal duties in lbt? *?urt? of Orangeburg, Uiia|tM^wd Rich* "if. ' ]W"OTIt'K.?4b?Tu^TOdio thcniolSh^^ 1.^1 I ail, * negro girl minted dAllY. She ial VO year* uf a-jr, lull an-l tleuder, and of yello? conpl'-ei ion Kny jh-? .on tecoring enid alaira, and delivering lr r lo tri*? al my rriidcnni lb Co lumbia. will receive a rcwanl often dollars. | S Mt \ 11 C. HALL. Columbia, Jiu 2, IK.'O I tf l;or Sale, CORN Meal and Orite.triund from |?rimo white Com ? Alao,eb?"*|> FLOUR uf <1 ffrrcni qttal Itiea, in whole and halt oarn la. Wlie it, Bran, and3'<otla, v V lUNU'S MILL. Dtrtmbrr 28. Itt".'8 '88-.4w Dr. Wells will hereafter wait on Patient*, to fonaoll Mm *1 Hit office, from 7 (oH o'clock in Hie morning, nod reoueatt that, all call* l??r advice, at I at at practicable, be made at thai ho<ir. 8ur?ery in ita moil diArnll hranehnaeon. inu?* In occupy hit particular attention; and uiiKMe armnip-tnenl* are made for the accommodation of Calient* from ti?? country, who may feid it h?t?a ?ary to remain in uiwa for *urti<Mil operation*. For many who am *u faring under painful and d mjero?t? di??<a?e?, the modern improvement* in 8ur<ery, liar* fornWlt?d Ih# moan* of relief, es pecially, if Ilia ?nfli???r aubmiy to_d<#f<f( mrnl al an early *<?r? ofthe " I meter arn all Ihnan aflWct [ nated ran<;erou?;^oneJ^^iniladd?r,-*nd mo?t of the dfc Felient^FlifilTlt^nl^lrenmitaneee will recetv ad^1??, j^F?ur)(i??ly1reatment, ft it ?/ rjprnn fc? Or W U in t.ii < >1 to IPeii cau*e of Mi|evoletic?>, and Hi 'ate ?tudenta. lumhia^ May IA, IKM. <0 HtMir POH saia FOI'R rir ?valik.ly MPSHORA will he *otd?o< for Fof further particular* apply ? thi? ? Octo'j?r 24 4* If Mount Zion Academy. THE BocMy |*%?ldittg over ihta Institution bata ?Mill ili* |4?M.ure of nfai!** it* ?d vwliKN to iIm public nadrr cktuwtUMM highly gratifying to tbalr faallnc* - R L Edwmdi, A H. now ol the Colu?bU Mat* Af4my, baa aaoapt 'd *he oftce of Principal oflhE &*mlnfcry, and h ill enter on Iba discharge of bU duties on the v second Monday la January ,^8t9. Pnpil* will ba adaritted at any .age between'I va and twenty one, and lustiuated by iba Principal, and wall qualified Assistant* In all tb? ocanebu of useful lit. rature, taagfat la tba approved ScliooJ* la the U States. Tba French ami Span ish UnKa?|?i will ba taught by a native of Pif nea. To promote the health of tba btad?nU,Uytnn4? tie cieralea* will bb pes ct bad daily; bat will ba pursued so far only as may ba required for that purpose, and will occupy no part of <he Students time, but Dim which la genfrally spent la play or devoted to idle amusements.?The Student* will l>a constantly under the Immediate Inspection of the Principal, and Instructors; who will pay tba rtriatesl attention tnr their hanks, health aod man ner* * The Seminary i* situated In Wlnnsborougb, 80 mllesN.W fromColijmb'M,onenfthemost heal iby placet in the state. The bmldinits consist ol a ?par.iou* Brick llouae, twelve D'trmilorbs, n Steward's Hons*. Dining Hall.bc affording large Rerliat)on Rooms, and Lodging Room* for 00 Students. Ttia Boarding department will ha under Iba direction of the Principal, and the Students will lie e?pecled to occupy Rooms in the College and In Boaid in the Refectory unlet* ihny belong to till Village, or areesrutcd by tba Tuisties. The ln?tltutl<ln I* supplied with an elecant pair of Globes, Maps Lc. wllu a small, but well selected Library. ^ The Academic year la divided.Intajwo term* of twtidy three week* each, coiumencinic the second Monday in January nett Terms o| B.i ?rd and Tuition a* bere'otore, payable quarterly in advance. French, Spanish, and Gymnastics, \vlll 6o charged separately. T**e rclelirily Mr. R.hatarquiredaaanInstructor of youth would seem to render it unnecessary to say hiiv lhingfartbei,a* it U generally known and apjwclHed throughout (hi* Mate. Yet the society cannot forego the opportunity of Inserting <he annexed tetlimony emanating fn?m a* learned a body of Men, mi any in the United Slates JOHN BUCHANAN, Ser.Vy. Jfortmbtr A(h, 18*2H. Mr. Edmoud*?The Inculty of the Sauth Carolina College understanding yon arc about ?o quit Co lumbia, think itjjHtic j to your qualification* as n Teacher, to say that they have received troia your School many Student* of this College who liato etbibited ?uftti> nt evidence ot the care, attention, and ?kill, w his h you > are show n in nreparinK them lor the several classes that rboy iiavi; entered; nor have the faculty received appli cant* Irmn no aether Scn.inary of Kdu<*athw, who buVe been br.itvr preparer} than those whom you have ?ent. Having no doubt, that to whatever situation you lentove, you will eshlhlt the *ama skill nod industry as n Teacher they willidgty benr this testimony in your I'nvr.r. THOMA* rooi'F.R, M.D. TIIO. I'ARK, ItOitKKT IIKNRT, J AMK" W M.LACil. tubtcriher, r??j?.T.if'illy informs In* I. Irinm!i mill 1li* public, that, lie bat i ii.-ukci! Jlr. N Summer tar ?up*riiitond ?hc Pclcniifit U? partment in thi* Seminary i til* gentleman is vrry liUkU rrcnmin uded '?y the Faculty of thu Suuili Caiolmn Col A)*!', both for inoriil end litem, ry qualification*. M iiiti.-nr G?d?*lr? y, n native of Prance, will t*ach llie French ant) SpanHi Language*. rite cour?e of ?lu'ly will be ad ? |?t? d, a? to prepare* young tenth-men, eilhrr for the Junior Classes in llm South Carolina Colb-ge, the Count ing IIoiim*, <n for nuv of llie learned prufe**ion?; ami will niinpiise Spelling* Reading, Wiiuug, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, KiiglUh OrnmiiiM. \n? eiitnt and Muditfn Grogiuphy, with the u?e of \1?p? and G:olt??, IIMory, fumposition, |>eils muiion. Aljeli a, Geometry, Plane and Split riesl T'tk<>n?metry, the el ments of Atlronumy and Natural Phil?.??.|,|iyj ?rii T.'itin, Greek and Ik'hrtw hutiltimiiM, with Hit Vrmuiij, At , iliolouy and Antiquilirii finncrted with the'cw?*ics, tic. We do nol prolrts to teevh every tWnj; hut pledge ourvlve* to tench the aliovn braiictiss thoroughly and correctly. The Institution wl|l Im divided into three D*. parlments; each of tifliich will he placed under the car* of a well qualified Instructor. The Papilt will be examined el their entrance, and elatsed according to the discretion of the Principal, pursuing Ihe most Important branch*! first, and mruUrly advancing to higher, only as prepared for tbem The exftcntca of PufiiU mill At a*fillomi for l>o<wd. | mm session of week*, 5 irt 00 Tulti.n, SO ID French. SpnnUh and Gymnastic* will con stitute a separate charge; which will be modei ate. No charge made fix Use than a quarter. The Pi incited will use every effort to preserve the moral character of the Student*, b\ constantly employing them In study,or in manly and heal'h fol eaercltes, nnd by repeesslnr'he flitl apiiearance of vice. He earnestly solicit* Parenu and Ouw to withhold the m?-ansof sensual |!#lulgince, Iblt their children nnd ward* Irotn con* debts without hi* consent. ? Infers addreMed lo the subscriber, Wlnmboro', will reeelvo Immediate attention. ROBKR I L KDMONDH. ?/ B inks and Stationary will be furnished at the Philadelphia prtee*. Winmb -rough. lAlh De?. IB28 M The State of South Carolina, Abbeville District, * - Ijetvia Lomax, ^ v?. \ Attachment Jotefih Foster, y kl' H Kit K A A the plaintiff <li?l on theelrhlh day J v of thltiti?tant,(llehtsdidarMlnnliillils?M<> i.galntl the defendant who U nlmnl from mid without tli* limit* of ihlt slate, and hat neither ><if* or attorney known within the Mine, on whom a copy of the declaration wltn a rule 10 pb ?d can li? ?eiv'?u It it therefore, ordered, that the taid Jo ?eph Potter, the ahtent debtor, do appear mid plead to thi? action arithina year ant! a dny from thn date hereof of Jn?tf meni wfll he entered atrxintt .? hy dpfanlt J AS W *HDI.AW, ( V. P. Clerk't Offtve, May l?. IWh 22 lell.nly CbarUt (Jo?tfmati, ? va. C Attachment. Char let H. I for rod. j WilKKKA-? the plnoitiff did on the eighth dajr of tbi* ioniaot. HI* lib declaration in thia i'iih againtt the delendant, who Uabtent from and ivithont the limilt of thit ?tate, and he* neither >vife or attorney kno*n within the Mine, on whoot i copy of the decimation with n mle to pl< nd ran ??*etved> It it theiefore, ordeied, that the Mid ''hart??B. Horrod the ahtctit debtor, do appear ?*id plead to thit action within a year and a day , imthe dat* hereof or Judrment will b* enteferf am?t him by defrull ' r. jas tv snni.AW, c ? p. Clerks Office, May 14, ltiif. 2* lc3mly