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hem." Mr. Jeffmon, in li't remlutioM of '08, in Kentucky rajfi. "Tlw itntu tee, caMpoeiag (he UdUwI.BUIm o| America, '? ?<>t ?? Um |f iitci(>U of unlimited ?nb ini?o (o their pmral government; ?ttl thai hrneocver ih? |?nwal (imrontot mam* an. delegated power*, it* act* arc unauthoritative, void, and ol no |n Hie rotolulioa, adopting the report, the lollowiug language it hel^: u I'Sal lite ?ever?I >tatea who formed (ha couditutioo, beiug niveieigu and inde|>cDdout,ha ve (he uoquet tlorn,lie i ight t? judge u| ilk infraction, nod (bat a , 1 nullilka.tou by th<>*e tovereignliae, of all unau M thoi tted Mil tlout- under oolour of that inttrualeni V? I* Um rightful remedy." Un the tubUu oljunt ' diciioo oiu?h cam Air. Madtton remark* I bat, * where ivtort cau lit bad to no tribunal,tnpetior . to tbc authority ol the parliet, the pailife them Ml??n, >Uit l>? (be r glillul judjict |?a the le?t r?. ,? eon, whether Km bargain made hat twan punned ? ' or tiulaloJ,w The leport lhu? routnuot . * Tho /, *leltr,thou, being the partie* tolhecouitiluUonal I conpai-t, and in then tovereign capacity, It lob R low* ol neceuty, thai there nan be no tribunal a "i bov?j their authority, to decide in the last rrmn, Wlirlhci the compact made l.y tlieni lie violat *lj ( f and, couttqueuily thai, attiie parliee to it, they mutt the mat I vet decide, in the lad moil, men qutviion* at way be ul fiil!icirul uiatutiude to le quire their interporitoo n v?r .JctlWioo.m bit Ken % revolution*, inrciei?ucetothcyo?*{ tribunal to d?(? ,n cide tuvli um, tayt; ?| liat the government if created by lint compa< l wet not made the e?clu> :'| at**, oi mud jud^e ol tba 'Unit ofthe |H>wer* >| delegated to ittell, mice that Wuuld havo made "A in duurotiou, and nut the foa<liiuli >o, the mra li rure of it* power*; hut that, at in ail other ca?e? of compact among t>at tie* having no common judge each |tarty hat autqual right to Judge lor ittelf , a* wall id miracUout, ut ol tho mode aud meaiure .'?j oirtdrtij.*' ;| I hut il appcart Irom high, authority, thai Ilia ttfliat huvo the right t > decide, iu the la*l retort, on all caew lavulviu* Iktu eoveraignty; and havo the jiowerto nullify ihcuucoutiituiional operation ( <4 tho Utn of the gen. gov,?aud bora aquae' tion arm i, would a nuililx atton of the Tariff of ltttU, yf* rata to revive that which it repealed, vu. tho law ol IM4, and could tho collected Under tba letterf If of what |>ower? Not thai of tho I law cau only bo rotfirad by ? ; owcr cqtHTWUkt ? whiuiicreated ft,. But, iaootoluw rc|iealrd (he I mioo at il it liad never exittad? |i ?o, would not I a uuliiAcaUuu deatroy tho operation ol all nutece. deul rqvfutie law*, ami produce the effect uf a . free pert *y>te*f I merely thro*.nit ilie,. re injiktlor tne reflection tho committee. I thoulu, howevor, ??ppwe, at the tteto would ttill ri'p.ml herrell a member ol the union lor all <:on> tinuliunbl |>urpiM*(, that the would Ix- willing t<> ? ncqntetco iu the ujifiatton ol auy oreviout exit tinx iaw oi tin' govcrnmeiil, to w'^Pi her ai^eut 11 to I tneugiveo either expretr, or ini|ili''d. lim, tho cu>toiu liouie oliivcrt ol lite goueral ^..irru in* mi could not Collect under the lawr?ViV<d, without violating the tule ol action pitH-fiU-d their government, ami t?-r,0)(uiz<u? the |> ?*.ver ol the Hate to .iulhjy. l i ittili u cix, the mil) hU ter.iNiii'a wnutd oc, lor the tlaia t<i colUcl tho cU'iomt under a minitttutiouai law, and ten-Jcr tint |noceedtto ihe ti*a,uiy ol tho union. Uii the ?ulij<'cl of a (eViTalot aie|>caleJ coiim.iuH"iijI j, law, ny the uuilifli-Hiiou ol out- U?l c<1l*titutii>lial, the jiioj'ei gruuitd. I |<re?U.i r> it, that tilt tatter, * was void nb miliu a duui Itlitr ? wiih /Ui trjm tf Jul to r<j>tuliiig ctllut. + Uut would um tuvli au exer-ito oi' mate mver cigoiy, coming in cotlii.oii Willi a l?w ol die uuioii, brinj tin act oi the lurmer wntiin thuja rixlictiou ol the icderai judiciaty * I truti out. Tint Would lie conce loi(? th ainoid aud icitruu tive (iriuciplo, that a mero on uidinate branch of one government Wui paramount to the undivided koverei^uty ol auotbei ? hoih haing Miveioi^n? aud i'uu tqu? oily, coequal. It Would he mad v ntu to imagine ih<d a Judicial tribunal >houid / have jHiwer tu decide on the exiitenee ol the very ? jviwer which created it. The lexicaljud.eiaiy W hat no Junflii tiou iu caici luiolv.u^ *UUt tutir m (i|f?/y. It itaokUld to |ire?Uino llinl the Itlrt ' would yield to a hiaileji o| a govfru naut ?>! thou V oa ii toiniatiou, the right to dei.'de ou tlfir owu ? xiitence; thit would amount to th? |ire??in.|ttiou [. that they intc-iidcd tu be guilty ol iniIiIii kI ?u> [1? ente. 'I he correct principle, at laid down I ) ?o '?? em oent ttatciwe i it, "tnal the l?Ucraljnu ci .iy j i? t-umpotenl to decide on ac.t flowing ?u in th ?' nuthoidy of theile|tarto?out* ??l ^iivnuoui-u ; t*ut J n>-t qu'ilwnt luvulving the sovem^nty ol tli>* 'il biuh contracting pattier*' liy ? ay of oCMWim oil, a ?ol#lUo quotum |iru rent* ittcli: What would *>e iiie i-fl ? i ui inmI/i Jieutwn of III* t ariff! hy tliv Sitktool Houilil liuuf OiW ol IWoretUlU, W .ill l tH> inevitable; lit' iriDiml (jovrniniMii wnuM tillter, I'limilvAcqux mcc in lit* tovaretfi exerci?<> of *Ueh a pow-r? or Tl. The former, would U> titiuucd ?i policy, mi l Mii-iul?ru?t?th* Utter, in tyraum The lomicr, would r^lori audeucreat- ourflom Mcice~promote our agriuUltU'e?eouGrut the toxeieigu rt{ht? ol lit* ?tate?at.il?-.m?l?, Withm ???ir lu?Mer?, a direlul fytteni ; the latter. would tlirow u? in inuiitdiule conflict with n IflrmtdwMe jmw?r?" x?*|ieri4|e oiirciHiriu to dtKint?con taminate our toil with blood? *nd, perhatff. ?triiti|:iit in Mir itrnoim from tha uuuAi In* ?ui j* <;t ii, tiul), ?utcuiu and perplexing. | aiu at it !???? t?ow to hainlle it. IlieviUaud ad?aota/e*, muinaliy,react--iheyare l*eyood t|inuliil i>u ? bid i ontriiUl ? rMommnutttho'i. nnglit l>? lot ilir U'iii'i|i>r liir tin Wurtt. It i* dnngeiou* to re - nimmtmi yet U0'?n to forbear. Oui't i> nn ?x treiue ca?e. It udtath.nr a de?pcn?teieme??y. StiCl. ? ?-??, urn never without the mo*t npi-itUm-; alter naiiVM. Mmll we ri?U t or*utrer without hopi.' Tho.an opprened, iu*ulted people mu>i ao?w?r. <.'anaoy pracinvble Mlit-m* bo pro|M**d wdliout ?lt ol if ami dui^n I* there, I t<rnrily a-k ? tOhvre no j'lao to iav? the ?t.?ie, aivl mvc the I' o? Inhere!*?#|irak it I lieterchyou; for toe hIch ol diiHttution i? dreadlul to uic At ttio thou^hi.UiH'y ?twrt? into fevertfb dream*! think' I hear the clanking of chain*? nietlunk* I l>< lioUt tlie ?|?r|ret of ilc|artiog frerdom?Vie think* I hoar Hie grnanr of expiring lihcrtyl I ho rul jirl alarm* iiii ! It i* I ?mM with dang*r? on every rule! llow#li II I eicnim them' At every turn horroit accumulate. The prw|i?rl over win In.* me !!! I ? i ju?i? , mmi i i ? nr. ABI.AMilMi will Iter*altir prniwce iu the # Court! o| hm and t'.iptily, liir the ?lUirict* of Itirlilanil, l<eilit);l n. Huniter and Ken'iaw JOHN M. l>K*AUb?t llF. in Rimr.iyrd with Mm In the difliM-U ol KeniiNM and ."?ointi r anil w III Mill ml to4kerifftr.? bu*litc?e ot Miom- di?ltirl? Jmiiiniy I, lh.lt. 1! 4 AH8<ONI'KI> from the j?i|b*crlb? r during llie . In*t Clirltfma* holiday*,two*ppeehtlee?,vi* l.l?\V Af(I> IICJIJ H I ll| *Rril al?..lit twi ni)-oni ?*v twenty-two yei?r?, and JOHN NA'IIIANft, *|ie?< alx ii, thirteen or fourteen yearn. 11? ? m r >i left C'r'onthU in romimny wi'h Moo*. Vihoiave, n ?p?nMi mountebank, and .Naim?i?? with a par ty of Clrcu* performer*. All fier*on??re hen by cautioned not to emptay , or enteitaln Ihe en id Niniu*, m the law will I i< euforred h>'?<i| ?l thclo; lull a?ln II* OAHTU, he I i* only rid|inMe on hU own ImuhI, wnkb I hold lor bi? iieilorrnar.ee. DAVII) WII.90N faiiumy 2, IMifl. I J FRIDAY, JANUARY ?, 1880. 4 COLONEL NIXON'S SPEECH. We are happy to bo able to lay before our reader* this week, the 8peech of Col. Nixov, delivered upon tb* subject of the Tariff, during the rodent session ot the Le gislature. Wehave in otgr possession oncortwo other speeches from other gentlemen upon the tame topic, and hope toon to be favoured with some otlurs which we have requested, and which wrnq of our friends have been kind enough to promise uv t We take occa sion now to My, that our columns are open to uny gentleman who will famish u? with a re|?ort of his remarks, upon a subject which is of no transient impottance, bat which ought to go down to posterity, Illuminated with that bright exposition which the last session of our Legislature called forth. We invite, in this public manner, those gentle men?both inthe house and In the senate, who participated in this grave debate* to gratify their constituents, and the country y at the ' same time that they render justice to them* I selves, and good service to the cause of their I state and of patriotism with a report of their 1 remarks upon the question of the protective I system, and the redress which South Caro | Una, as. a sovereign state, ought to seek 1 under the intolerable oppression, unconstitu tionaliy heaped upon her, by i, throwing off its Intended character and protection; ha* assumed a vigorous oppressor?an alien ex actor of ill-gotton tribute for tho purposes of sectional favour, JSk\ ^ ? X . It is due to the public?and we call for this favor. It wasdMof the greatest occa sions which haii arisen io the history of the Heputtlic, which called forth (his debate It ought not to he buried in oblivion. It ought to b^^Hpfeed in the annals of South C-uolitisi?.i^fcllve with her fame?and to stimulate herWtriuinph?-or if it mutt be, constitute m lAfrnal monument of her ex piring grc.iMicHWter constitutional ami re publican ri^hts.^Bjf | This debate nuB^to be first plnccd in the 1 columns <>f the nifljtoaperr, and thus meet the eye of every who cares enough for his right*, hi* ifflKjy#, and his liberty, to contemplate the vTOji.picturc of them which would be thusnpjjffed befm-e him. It sit -ul.l then Ik* embodi^Hl pamphlet form, I which we would ciigKfS[to accomplish;? I mikI tlicit l?y an ntilr ii^HuukI to the great ' enterprise, placed in form upon toe page* of our justly ccleu^Htt and talented S -uthcrn Review. We beg leave to remit Bfclbat we were inexpressibly mottificd tlmt^AcumkUmcs beyond our controul, prcveiBt us from making suitable arrangements Mfcdpmpllsh wltnt i* yet in the power ot our ^jpds sub stantially to do. M The l*r?p?latgre of South Carolina fMiott on luv'^hh ult.hu vii?i? |>at*c<l Iwhiij aeu ami mmlry molulinm, the memory ail fcroij of coin* of whtr.1t, wr coiiM witli. mi( prriih forever. Ilut no?I hey will rx>?t throu, oul Iho loo* living aunalt ol dc|>ravity, M liti and folly." Wc hope they may exist so long a* such characters as Mr. K. If liurritt continue to br thcocerablt heroes of Bnch ?* annul*." This ii the flourish of the name Mr. Burrittt we believe, wh*?m wc hud occanton once be fore to chustisc fir his insolence and vulgari ty, for a most impei tincut interference in m?mc of our concerns, we remember not <vhnt it this time, with which men of his feeling aitd spirit should h^ve had but very little connexion. lie edit* a paper in the very heart of the southern country, called by a most infelicitous misnomer, the " Stutrt man and Patriot"? remarkable for nothing else.but its umfor?l contempt oftyery thing tliHt \%patriotic In profession or reality?and <t constant exemplification of whatever does not belong to lite character ot a Statctmun, a (ii orgian, or a, Southron, Mil MADISON'S I.F.TTRRS. If we had not seen Mr. Madison's two fa mous letters on the Tariff", we never could have believid that hr^ the enlightened, and talented statesman a<vd patriot of 1789, who hits a> ready enjoyed the plenitude of power, could have been reduced b) nge, or any other infirmity to exhibit so exact a vcrisi militudc ot intellect, and political virtue, with .sir. Charles 1'owiMeml, of British Cab invt memory, as he has done in these unfor tunate letter*. I It wdl be recollected that In the year 176d, the inula i?f Ro? kiof,hiim obtained an abrogation of the obnoxious,and impolitic stamp net imposed upon these then Colonies. Very *?>on afterwards Mr. I'twiistnd rami* it-.to the Cabinet as Chancellor of the Kx chequer. M He at once manifesttd bis want ! of judgment by intiodur ing a bill for the ex artion of new duties froiii the Ami ricans, on ' ft rrtenfe of the mt-rr r1/filiation >,f com nurrr, ! hut, iii reality to ruitr a n-vennr ili?/io table I fit//nirll mirM." Thus at once defeating all the wisdom, justice, and s uud |H?licv of [ Hot kiti/,ham, and leading directly to one of tin* ni'ist disastrous catastrophes that ever held Ins c?aintry, to wit, the loss of an em pire, with niiir.lt blood and treasure. But who waa Mr. Townsend? Take a descrip tion of bis character by one of the first histo rians of bis own country. These arc hi* words: " lie had a spirit of ambition, and courted t?sovetcign that be mi h? rise t' the |ifonitude of power." Again, " the Chancellor of the Exchequer vu Ih appear MCf a heavy mau of duiue**." " He waa a promoter of ministerial corruptioni connived at abuse* in every department* and hated the very name of rtjbrm." Wow la it not moat amaaing to aee Mr. Maiiaon advocat ing the aubveralon of the conatitution of hm country in 1898, by the identical arguments with whith this man dtd that of the Britiah constitution in 1766* Strange infatuation! Where is his political aagacity? What can t)? hit motives? The result in both instances, so far ie the same. The catastro phe is yet t6 be evolved. The historian re marks that Mr. Townsend'a policv was vii? dlcuietl in the pompous dialect of the pen sioned Johnson, but none of his arguments could juitify It?neither will Mr. Madi son's. It is idle to attempt a distinction as he has done, between the case of Great Britain In 1768, and the present one of this country. His whole nrgumeat on this part of the subject, is nothing more nor less than refined, but vain sophistry. The cases are as exactly parallel in all respecu as could be well imagined. PUBL1US. ? " ' ? ?? '1 1 ? ? eg? ? W. II. Inglesby, and i llenry Trescott, 1 Suggestion to foreclose vs. { WortgHgs. - ^ John *?**i?auclilln. j On motion of William llajaesworth, for the Plaintiffs- Ordered,thnt ilie older lor the sal* of thn mortgaged prcinise* ba attended till the nest March term, and that the die riff of Richland Dit'rlcl ha authorised to rnak* the wile on any Mki day in the interval, giving the legal notice, upo. ? credit of twelve months; the title* to l>?i signed 'Hit not delivered onliPthe money b* p*id according to thn terms of sata } and if the amount of the purchase money be nMjpald when dun, the sheriffshall reiHl by virtue of the same levy, on aceoant of the former purchaser, for cash -Terms declared at tima of ?als. la (iltadlaaee to the atiove arder I fhall proceed to sail on the Irst Monday and 'tfuesday in Feb raarjr nest, within the legal hears, the mortgaged premises, via i 4<l those twn pieces parcels or tract* of land, situate lying and beiftg In the District of Richland, state aforesaid, the one containing one hundred upd t wenty two acrv ? mora Of less, being the one fifth part cf Daniel Peak** estate. It hounded on the east by the Wateiee River; on the south by lands lieloftglng to Tho?. J. Polk ; on tin- ? est by lands lielonging to the estate of Win Pitspa trick, and on the fiorth by land* which belonged originally to the same tract and now to Joteph Knglith. Ihe other, which i? a portion of the one fifth part aforesaid, containing forty acre* ol tamly land, is situsted on thu southwest c? rner of the land just bouuded JF.SSK DF.BRUHI., 8 tt D Sheriff'* Offlre, J o 7- 182V. Sheriff's Soles On ll'ritM rf Fieri Facia*. Wll.l. In- ?old holme ilm Court llmite in Co lumbia, on lite fi>*t Monday and Tuesday in February n? *?, witliiu Ilm legal hnuri. So. I. |(M) Auunf I.mid, more or lest, on the Wateree River, l>ooud>-d liy D. Wade, Wm. Froit, mid i r.mtlUir* Und?; nt the suit of Jniuri U Holm*-* *? Jamet Ktwfinton. No. 2 IttA Arret of Und, more or lesi, bona ded bv land* belonging In Jonathan Morrill, %wl.Watliin< andC Boyle, levied on mil to Im told m lit" properly ol Minn moi.iro, m mo inn* ot Abigail Mulder, adm'i vi Daniel Bluford.and Henry Lee, and S Nolin v? Ditniel Bluford. No 3. 41? Acrei of l<and. mors or ln?, in the Fork of the f'ongnreg mid Wateree Riven, hoiin dtJ |iv landi belonging to F.lijali and Blithe Foi and Tlioinai R Blown; nt lh? a?M of C. Comity | v? F. Meverand Robert Wetfon,et. al edmVt. ol i Timothy Lee ve. F Myrr, et'or of Wm, Myer. No. 4. TM Home ><nd I.o| whereon the defen dant RUthard Hennatty now Ihrei, containing half an B^'ifcoWSf Wi T6W*'6TCMttMi Maj at (he mil of Elisabeth Green, eiecutm v? Riebard llftmeuy. tin. ft. 6:14 Acre? of Land, mora or leu, bound ed t?y llnei running S. W. and 8 B. by C.ilab Copeland and Kennedy's land, N B. and 8 B by Herod Cornell**, LHII* Crane Creek. William jhaith, and land Purveyed for Chariot l><-fl neand KW, and N E. by bndi turveyod tor Uwii fHMfda in and James Tbornhili, m'iJ land wa* rHjnd to Saml Meek by Jama* Mitchell, I ? virJOfeftd lobe told aa the nnimrty of Samuel MnclipHjftfph of John Black, W C. Reederend .1. lloraU^HM. Saml. Merit. No 0 Iv^Bkaol Land, more or ItM, in the Fo?k ol the C'o'Wwieand Wateree Rivera, brand ed l?y Und* lieitfflHhr to lite etlnte of Robert Carter, B H Cahe^^M Sflirg*uti't Und*, lifting ? he ptav where Mrt^Kjfariii now livet, sold at the properly ot Daniel CMkrial the run ot Wm. Krown vt Daniel Carter. f No. 7 One fourth |mrt MHO Aer> ? of Land, ?note or lc?t, being the onfllMttjL tract of land -ommnnly c tiled ihe Woodtldeflnrl. hounded ?y landtof Wm. Bynum and WmlHlJno Seott, Jarob Carrail an<l Singleton'* Deer ftftd rilaee? told nt the proiiertv of Hrnnnrl flr.nll, WO|aUlw ??tit of David R. Prowell vi. Samuel PmA'-NmI David W-?cott. No 8'IWAemt of Land, more or Irtt, belagthe tipper or N W. p-irt of a trart ot land cnlleulli I roit't lit'itr I'l mint Ion, hounded Hi. \V. tiy Conrad ' Myer; H. K. hy ? ? - llopkint; N B. I?v I Robert llirk*; which tniii wa? conveyed to Da vid Myer* hy Benj llnile, Cnmmi*M<>ner in Botn | ty.Ofi the 0t? day ol April IhM, levied on and to let ,old a* the i>ro|M*nv ..f |l?vld ,\lyer?; at the >no o J tin Slider and wift a Win M, Myert. v D I Mye.t. No. U I ie ll'ttite and l.ol, whtrron Ihe defend an*Alary Cnhlt,iww live*, ?itn>tle m l.ior<<ltf.cnii taininit one fourth of an acre, mere or lr?t. boead ed wektn nrtlly hy a lot lately hr|oti|(ittK tojher* tate <tf M'Kennie, northwardly hy |> llarriaon, and eaMwardly hy Samuel Dumtnody, levied on and to lie told aa Ihe |>r?|ieily >f Mary C'dib, at Ihatnitnol Barrett and Dunlap tnd Jacoh Barrett I* Co. ti.r l?.iae Barrett vt Mar\ t'olili No. 10. One At:re of I.and, rrore <>r U?t, In the Town of i olumhla, tltnate on the N. W corner of %?*ein'dy and WAthiuicton tlrerlt, levied on and to Im told at Ihe proi>er1y ol Thotnaa Mai well, at the *uit wf Rohert l^itla vt. I hotnai Mas well , No, II. The llonte and f.ol, whrrroa Jamet L Morrit now livet, kitoun *< Ihe Watbiagton Hotel, hounded wett wardly by Ricliar?t?on rtreet, North hy l^idy street, F.a?l by Wm. HrUg't lot, Stiulh hy taid Briig't and l)r A Filch. Wett by Richard llotan and I hoinatCampltell't Iota, levi ed on and to lie told at thn an>|n rty ol Dr. Tboi Brifp; at Ihe toH ol Win ('. ('lifton, etecelor of Claiborne Cliitou, and ?nndry other plaintiff* vi. Thot Mriii't, No. |?, O ie Bav Mare, the property of Jamet Hemy, jr. at the tnit of Jaiaet 0 flolmn, attlg t*? of W Move vi. Jamet Henry Jr. No. IS levied on and to he mid at lb? pro |te?ly ?f Th'itat* II Wade, two negro fellowt, ?Uver. at the toil of J. ? Jenkln*, hearer, and t'l.ipman Levy v?. Thomat II Wade. No 14. Three likely negroa!i,ear|>entera, els? In hi, Frank and Henry, levied on and to be aold at (he property tit John R Howell; at the mil at the?d"iV and ad?n*rx ot Zaeh Phillitit e*. Job| R Howelt. MM I'Kllnflll., 1 R.ffJ HhrrUT* OWee, January rt, lt?t?. RICHLAND SCHOOL. #l?r Clmim, SettnliAr, ?W Frtiifl Edutlin -Hk pabii.i are i?nwitf?l| inlonMd, thai JL (bit laatitatloa la organised, and raadjr Tor Ik* 'Kf|Mkm of (Mod*Ml*, *1 IM Rico Ciack Sprmii. Thcae Spring* air akaated on Hm Mgk landiltlwcw Colombia, and Ondtn, S C. Mid have long boon mod?d lo, b) mi) fawilic* (rua the#* place*, a* a aauiaMrreaideuce of graal aalu brily and contort. The School It organised on tb? plan of lb? moat approved Ugmmmtim la kluro|*? and America. It It de*i^ntd to obviate many ol ihr dtfrcla in oor comm * Mhwili ot learning, aud lo combine, aa larat |tn?clicalile,all I be Improvement* of the age on the lm|tortaul aubjent of Kdncation ProvhIon ia made lor a thorough co?r*e-of instruction in the following de|*rtmenta: An tltmmlari/ Dtpartment, comprising Reading, Spelling, Writing, Urography, Arithmetic, and Kngliah Grammar. Aa a thorough knowledge ol three braocho W indiapenaible iu laying tbafoun dation of ? good Kducalion, every aiudent. In tha eaily court* of bia atndy will be required to b? mailer of tb?m. A LUmtal Dtparimtnl, etnlxaelnr (be Latin and Uraek, Franco,' 3paniah, and Italian langna get. Tue Latin ami Uraek, will lie taught thor oughly and gramatically. The tludrnt may pro ?rcutu them to any dratrab'e ealeot, but a* mix.b lima ia olteu unprofitably >|ieiit In l\i? aludy ol tb?i?a language*, ba will be required lo pay no mora attention to ihtm, thau full* the deaign ol hla education. % Tkt Httlm LtUrtt Department, compritin.. Coni|ni*iinm, ib?- Principle* ol Taale and Criti citui, Rhetoric, and History A tat.i 'fit Department, compriaing Ibe higher Ixanchr* ?n Matliematic*, Algebra, Geometry, Irt&ouometry, Topography, Miami mg height* aud distance*, aurveyiug, Navigation, * ivil fc?u giueeting, Natural Philosophy, Natural History, and (be application 01 Mathematics lo AreblU-c lure, aud to the principle* ol Mechanic*. A Commtrcnl Department, emnracing Book keeping oy tingle and double entry, tue lorm* ot couuneiciai uitirumeuta, with all that lelateatotne detail* ol commercial iraneaclioiii; ibe hiatory and object* ol comuieice, it* influence oil society and civir liberty, and ila connection Willi Political Ikoiiuuiy and International Uw; inn Conatilu lion ot lite United State*, with toe tie*i illustration ol it* pmicipiea, lurniiiied by coltuipoiaiieou* ekpiiMlnio, and legislative aud judicial decii iiim. An A^ticuUural Department, in which will be laugul cnuuinti) , Alineralogy, Urology, Zoology ..ml Uotaii), iu l.ir a* llicse scieuie* ir? ol iu?|Mir l> uco in ? piaclicnl ap|>licailoii to lliu ptlipute* ot Agriculture I lie cliai deter ol different tails, with tiiu In si un-ilmd ol iui|HOViug them, and their adaption lo oiderent pioduultom; Ibe rnunig of ?tocK lor latHii or loud, with the gii<?e? and vtge table* lor tiien hm ; Ibe iiuplt-inen1* ol hu?bniiury lor saving ?no facilitating inbor, with all ihat re latei to practical In? tiling. A well cultivated lanu will lie atiacned lo the iiiititulion lor TTflf (iOiponjj ol cupeiiment and practical illut t radon. A D p irlmtnl "/Military Sucice and I'h^iieal Kuutahvii, embracing tue principles anil practice o| the AlihUiy Science, Uyinuaiuo, mid all tliat relate* lo ueatlh and Pnjiir.ai Kducalion All llir iludenW ol lUilaiile up will lie loruied into a Altlila y Corpt lor dated drill aud ducipliue ? *1*1111 I* dtngued lo add one profitable variety to Ibe departrnuiil 01 i.icrciie nud Diy*icat Kduca lion, wlide it Impart* practical knowledge in a kCieiiCi) intimately connected Willi Ibe duly ill every Amcricao ciliieu. A regular and ay*teui ant courao 01 ei?rci*e w .11 imi piai liccd by avery *uid?nt, m wlncii dut> regard Mill hi had to in* loruier haliil*, parue.ular cunilituiioii, and ibe wi*lie* or directiona ol hla parenti. Thuae *tudeula who aie designed for College, will be prepared tutnter an) of theclaaae*. Tno*c who wi*b to cont|>lele llieir education at Una iu tdlution, will receive a coarto of inalrucliou truly liberal, aud adapted to tbeit intended puianilatu life, i'bey may purau* tUo lull loutm, euioracad iu all th? Uupartmenta, or alien partaol It only a* tllo dekigti<l't*"ihXf iiddtWfR??r Anparaiaa, for the illutirali n, and /nodical mp phration ol Ua mathematical and poyncai acien* cei, will iw procured, a* the circuimlancoa of the iciiool renuba-.? Tim indent* will be dividtd into section* ol fitt/rr,Hud tlie whole iiuwIk r limited to one liuii drud. A teacher will lit awiguad In each lection, Hud with hU Miction, will occupy a ?-per?te buil di.ig conttruoleil fur tbeii iludy and dormitory He will associate mill* lliem,both in their studies ucid amusement*, end will ?l all time* liavu a su jttrvition over uvery |>art ol their conduct. The government will i>? pnrtMal, kind and liberal, Mil firm, and addressed la t?k Rood and honorable Ueling. of Hie students* who will in all cat**, hoard with too teachers in tfee style and manner ol a well regulated family. Tlirir lodg ing w ill lie in single liedj, and on inattrasaea, and tin- w Hole system of regimen sucli, ?? Will be nntt conducive to their health and comfort. Tht moil (teifrcl regularity in their studie*, n rrcuu and amusement*, and the ennMaiit employ Bient ol time tu *oin.- mrfut nmli>ra*iie?l |Mir|?o?e, will lie required and enforced, liv which eaily lubtts of attention, induitry, and perseverance, will be formed, and will impaitto alter Ufa U?el? - ^influence. To ?>rt? The mnrul* i _ removal Ironi temptation to vice,~and by lfie rental government, c.i.iinutly eierciscd ov? them. Their htnllli will lx> preset varl h/*the tftlahrity of the iitiiation, t?y lilt utmost cleanliness in their room* end |M<r*on?, an J especially by that whole lome fhj/ntnl ditti/iHur. in gymnastic and tnHila ry e*erci?e, which wiH cultivate a manly de|*>rt inenl, *iv< strength and enetgy to tlir constitution ami rrstose Ihe .cliolar to bis studies with renew i'd reliili and vi<or. Their mauntn will becnllivated by the family order, lliat will lie *iven lo Ihe whole internal economy ot the in?liliillou, and by the term* ol intercourse coniiautly sustained between the teachers and student*, in w hich ihe deportment ol gentlemen, and Ihe eourtenes end civilitiM of well regulated lociety, will l?e cari fully inculcated and infilled on. Weekly report* of all Ihe classes. designating the proficiency and conduct of every (Indent, will t*. made, from which Muii annual repori* will !?<? transmitted to parent!. There will lie |>rlvaie e? eminaiion* weekly and nnarierly, end public ei aminaiioii* annually No Undent haMlonlly ue< ligenl of*tu4y, or inattentive fn the law* of the iu*lilullon, alter all proper mean* have failed to reform him, will lie |iermilled to retain Ml con nection with ihe *elifMil, No ?tu ient will In- re. larded hy hi* rl?**. lint permitted to CMp alig|y advantage! ol hi* talent* and in Puhlff piayerwill lie attended ilailu^nd|8njflHrWor *lii|i on I lie SHMmth^LwUriPMffie Mndenl* w,l be required to hgHHNl^There will lie one an nual vaca*loU^rrnW/week*, arranged at a lull a ble Ma?onUp vndenta lo ?UM their friend*. Ili^jj^ Hlu*. coatee, single breasted, and itandHi(olat, five or sis yellow eagle button' <in^HKree*t; ihrae under each imckel lap, Tli iJKf Iirea U, cuff*, and pocket llepi, tinman >? t&h Mark braid, in crow |i?( f?im Blue ve? IMHIi y Mow hut'dni) blue pantaloon* in wlnln >d white in iumm*r. Mark leather ?toek, 01 TV# IfWfalntoli will personally aMead ta faral*Ma? Mudmu with riothiag, If d**lr?d a lib* ?Mtt any additional cb?r?< for nek attention The (torn to mk Mwlral u??r rtr iecltHfiN* board, taltloa, r?oaM, bed ami byline, aaahinf mendinc, ire, and lights, Ik professional servb M of Or I)IM| ud i?Hjf mpwir incldsnt lo hi* residence M a student, eiccpt booh*, stationary and clothing will Ur, For lltow ov r ten year* of age, fSTS?Under ten yenra of ??* flUO?payable half yearly la ad* vane*, either la cash or pef*r aegoelabl* at tha ColamMa or Camden Baak Books ol the heal edition*, and of all kind* u.?ed Im the school, and stationary, will ha feral*4d at tha Charleston prices. Laller* on tha *atijcct ??l the achooi addrt -sed Meters Bailey U Dana, Columbia, B. C- writ re celve Immediate atteutioo. R W. BAILEY. H. I. MAN A. Su/h riult'tJ nit. Wri Crttk Spring. Jan. 1, 182V. By the politeness ?f the following gentlemen, we ate enabled lo glvr their name* as refaiance: Col. John Taylor, Columbia, lloo. Abat nott, Hon. C. I Coltock. lion. David Johnson, Judges of the Court of Appeal*, lion. II W. Desaussore, Chancellor, A. Blanding, l.M|, B?i|ier. of Public Works. Col Thomaa Taylor,. > v, Col J O B own. Pre*, of the Bank, J Lo,OBbl* ",,n uJ ? t Camden Rev. 8. 8. Davis, \ "wuen tton. John B. O'Neall. Rev Dr Adams, Pres Charleston College. Protessor J. Dickson, of do. do. ProbVsor 8 II Uicksoo, of 8. C. Medical do. It. v Dr. Palmer, Kvv Dr. M'Dowr.ll, I Ford, E-q. Hon Tlioi. S.Grlmke, tV 8. Smith, Ks<|. H, A. Detsasure, Esq. Charleston. Thns Napier, Tho*. Flamming, Merchant*, do. Lunatic asylum of south Carolina. The public is informed that by a by law of the institution, one month'* additional charge* must be paid by every |>allenl ahoaliall be alt* charged a* cured. By order of the Regent*. ED WM. JOHNSTON, S^c'ry. January 3, 8 < The Charleston Mercury and Southern Radl. cal, will insert ?he abore lour limes, and loraard their account*. M PIEDMONT ACADEMY. Tho lervises or tuii Institution will commrnci' again on (fan V?i Monday In January, under tun cure of tho Hev Mr. I briiiuin,?KniliMlii of South Carolina College, who has heretofore established hi* cha racter n a teacher ' The truueeir'fef.T kaitsfted of hit nbilitir>? and with pleasure recommend bim ?i n gentlemen of the brst moral character, and lull) uualiflcd to tench all the Unities pteperatory for admission into the thrve Grit clisses o( tho South Carolina College. Ttrmt of Tuition?Per annum. j2>>, 16, ?nd 10. Hoarding mny be had in genteel families convo nieut to the Academy, at SKA per annum. OKN. JOHN K. GHIPPIN, Preiid.-nt of the Board of Trusties. Lauren's District, 14 mile* from Milton I'ost Offir.* Jan. 0. 2 3w 11INNSBORO UGH Female Academy. AND Bu Nil SCHOOL. Rif. Edmonds, aided by com|>etriii Assis tants, will o|i?n a Seminary foi Young La. die*, on the second Monday in January nest, In Winnsbttough. Fllteen years devoted to the In struction^ Young Ladie?,ha?, she hope*, quail. HWItef frtf tuf* rdtjkwtent'lesk. Inregnrdtn the loralily theee i* none, probaMy, in the State, better adapted for an tnstflution of thWkiVid The situation 1* elevated and healthy, and will in a great measurA. secure her pupils from tho?e temp tations to culpable e*pence, from too fiequcnt parties of iile&ture, and other irregularities of conduct, wliicb large town* and eltl?s unavoida bly present The Youn* I<adtea will be treated ?vith parental tenderness and c?re, and every ef fort will be used to bestow a useful education, by #n regulating the heart*, disposition*, ana character* of Iter pupils, as to prepare them for the discharge of the arduon? duties, which, neces : sarily devolve on every Mistress of a family in 1 the Southern Slate*. The couise of education, will lie very eitensive, embracing all the nsefn and ornamental branches of literature and sci ence usually taught in Female Seminaries Miss Hasard. who to eminently qaaiiled, will preside over the Musical Department A gentleman will be engaged Co teach Writing, Arithmetic, Mathematics, lie. For the purpose of (ipcitllatiag the progress o the papils in the various branches of a useful *nd ornamental education, the Seminary u oe fur nished with Globes, Maps, Atlasses, Diagrams, and superior Toned Pianos Pupils wlH to! received not by the quarter, by the (eras?There will be two terms in the r, of 93 weeks each, closing with an esamlna i wben premium* will be distributed to the Mg Ladies, who are considered I he best in thetrraenrstiveetosaes.?Every Young Lady, who ?hall Hi4slt kereducation In tnls Seminary, and shall cafstolly pursue the prescribed course of studies wfff receive ? Gold Medal. That no dissatisfaction May be fait by Parents, In regard to the contingent eanencea of |*ipits, placed under her ears, Mrs Romonds stlfulMea that the anneted priees, far those who may be come boarders, shall include every charge, et eept for books and stationary, wMm parents are earnestly solicited to furnish. The yenng ladles will be required to attend Divine Service regularly on the Sabbatb. Tkn Seminary will be under the direction of a Board of Trustee*, appointed by th? " Mount Zion So ciety." Terma per Sent on of 2$ IVtekt. Board, Washing, kc. $ 40 00 MINOR CLASS. Spelling, Reading, Writing aud Marking, 10 00 SRt'OND CLASS. The abwve, with Arilhmilic, English (iiammar 1 14 00 The above, with MMs^fWapky, with He twe of Olobes Jinjjf Maps, Astrono my, Composition, SHefoile, I-Ogle, Mat hematic*, Natural Philosophy, Plain nnd Ornamental flsedle Wort, fie M 00 t.ntin and Oreek. SO 00 Kre neb and Spenitfc, each IS 00 Wasle, ?a <"? Dr* wing and Perspective, IA 00 t* tinting on Velvet, VeH?m, and Satin, ? lo 00 Each.young lady will be famished with a 1 idtfment book, which will exhibit an ?*e<Ni*t ot ? r assiduity aAd conduct during the ismlua. r Book* and Stationery, ?M be ferule*".'' at ?e Pbltadelptiia |?rlees, for Cask leliwlf NeTt* ? <7 V ? .