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By D. VV. SIMS, Stale Printer. COLUYIHI S. C. J *Nl'ARY, 30, 1829 Vol. XV ?No. 5. ? P PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORMINQ. ' TEHMS?Thrtt Dalian per annum, pmgabtt in adrantt, er four D*Umrt ptgmbU at Mi ?/ lAt |fiv. ADVHltTlSF.MUXTH b ttrlrH al Ikt usual rmlt*. Sheriff's Nalea On Writa o/ /Wrt Facial. WILL Iw told helot o ihe Court Hun** In Co* Inmbla, nullic ttnl Monday and Tuesday in Fibniirv oe*t, within tiie legal hour* >0.1. 100 Actlinf Lanu, more or Im?, on lha Weteree River, hounded by D Wade, Wm. Frotl, and 1 Engllth'> land*; at Ik* Mill of Jane* U Holiwi va iRinri R^wllnaon. No. 9 186 Arret of Land, m-?re ot leta, bona dad by land* lirUn^Inx to Jonathan Morrt-ll, Semi. Welkins and C BUi> !??. levied ?n and hi ba told at (He properly of Daniel dluf.trd; at tba mitt ot Abigail Mulder, adtn'i vt Daniel Hluford.aod llenry !.<???, and 8 Nolin ri Denial Bluford. !!>? 8. 417 Arr.'t of Land. m??ia or I am, la tba Fork of tbn "oncare# end Waieree Rlnn. boun d?) bv lajidt heloitning to Elijah aad Elitha Foi ami Thome* R B< >wn; at lha tall of C. Comply n F. Mayer and Robert WaMa.al al. adm'ra.?jl Timothy L*o va F Myer, et'or ofWm. M; Wo. 4 The Hnatn and Lot whereon ' dint Richard Heunamy m half an aara. atom or leta, In Mt| at tha ruit f Elisabeth Richard Hennetay. No. A. 884 Aerat of Land, mora or leaa, bound.-, ed by llnet tunning S. W. and 8. E. by C.dejr Copelaad and Kannedy'a land, N E. and 8 E. by liavod Cor no Hut, LMlle Crana Creek. William Smith. in<l land ourvryod for Cuarlet l>efl.Mr and N W. and ft E. by lands aorveyed for Lewit Richard* hi and J.unet I'liornhill, tald land at conveyed to 9ainl Meek by Jfnei Mitchell, Iv vl? <1 on nml lo he told at the property ot Samuel Meek; hI I lie *uit ofJohn Blank, W. C. Herder and J. I lex 'i 5* Co vt Satnl Mark No 0 120 Acre* ol Land, mora or lett, In tha Fo? k if I ho Congarre and Waieree Rlvert, Ix.und. ed by land* belonging lo Ihe ettato of Robert Cart* r. B B Cute, and Sturgaon'a land*, Oeing Ihe place where Mr*. C Perriu now Uvea, told at Ihe property o? Daniel Carter;at Ihe tuit ol Wm. Brown vt Daniel Carter No 7 One fourth part of 870 Arret of l,aad, mom or lett, being the undivided tract ol land Commonly called Hie Woodtidv* tract, bounded tiVlHiidu'rWiii Bynura and Wm and Jno Sc.olt, Jacob C.i. '?ll *nd SioKleton'a Deer Pond idaco? told a* the iirnpertv of Samuel Scott, dee'd. at the auit of David R. Ptovvall va. Samuel Scott and David W -icoil No 8 300 %cr?a of Land, more or lett, haingthe Upp* r or N W part of a tract of Jand called Hi ron't Bl..ff Plantation, hm.nded 8. W by Conrad tflyer; 8 K l?y ??? Hopkint ;.N E. by RolHitt lliflk?t which tract waa conveyed to Da vid Myr? j BenJ. Hailn, pimmlaaloner in Earn ty,nn the 8t.? day of April Ibl8, lerledon and to be told at the property of l)t?M Myetrt; al |ho auit ol ioba Slider aad wtfa and Wm M. M)H?j va. David Myera. urtriltlM 'ol r>lh3|P No 9 The Home aad Lot, whereon tho d*fen<y ant Mary Cobb, now lives, altuata mi Learali ' lainhittone fourth of an acre, more or le*a, I ed wett wanlly by a lot lately belonging lo t late of M'Kensie, northwardly by D. ilarriaon. and eattwardly by Samuel Dunwoody, levied on and to be aold aa (he probity of Mary Cobb, al i Ihe Miitt ol Rirrett end Dunlap and Jacob Barrett It Co. I< r bnac Barrett va. Mary Col?b No 10 One Acre of Land, mora nr lam. la lha Town .if Columbia, atlaate on the N. W corner of A?aeiahly and W.ithington ttraela. levied oa and t ?lie *old at the proi>erty of Thomaa Mai weM,at the tail of Robert Lnita vt ThtMaaa Mat tvHI No II. Tbn lloute and Lot, whereon Jamrt I. Morrlt now Uvea, known at the Waabla*ton Hotel, bounded wettwirdly by Ricbardaoa ?lreet, N-rth by Lady ?trrel,Ea?t by Wm. Brltg'a lot, Booth by aeid Brlgg'a and Or. A. Fitch, Weil Tiy Richard Rolan and Tho?i\? Camptioll't lott, lev! ed on and io be told at Ihe property ol Dr. Tboa. Brlggt; "I lha auit of Wm. C. Clifton, eaacutor of Claiborof Clifton, and aundry other plaintiffi va. Tho? BritK'a. No. 13. One B ?v Mare, the property of Jama* Hemy, jr at the tolt of Ja.net O. Holmf a, aatig nee of \V Moye vt. Jamea flenry Jr. No. 13 levied on and to be aold aa lha pio> pcrty *1 Thomat II WadotlMO negro fellowa. tlavi a; at the *ult of J 8. Jenklna. bearer, and Chapman l.evy va. Thomn* II Wade, No 14 Three likely negroet,carp#ntera, via? John, Frank and Henry, levied on and to ha told a?th* pioperty ol John R Howell; at the auit of the nd>n*r and adm'rt ol Zac.h Phillipt vi. John R H ?wall. JESSE DKBRUIIL, 8. H D. Sheriff* Office, JmiUflry 8 I8*i9. W || Inxlrihy, and i llenry Treaaotl, I Buimllon In foreclote ??. f flortia|? John M'faaehlla. J On notion ??f William llayneeworlh, for Ihe FUnilllT*?Ordered, (lint the ordnr for I ha Ml* of tlin mortgaged pretnivit bo attnndad tHI Ihe noil March term, and that the ?lieriff of Riehtaod DW'rirt bo authorised In make the nit no wy eele day in the interval, Riving (bo legal notic<-, upon a credit of IwdIvr month* | lb* tit lea to 60 ?ilined but not delivervd until the money bo paid aeeordiag lo the term* of lalo ) and if the amount of the porebate aeoory l?e oof |Mld when dpi, the ehcrllT?hall retell by virtue of the hm? levy, 00 ?ceounl of the former purnbnaer, for ca?b. Term* deelared ?l time of nk. In obadieane lo Ihe ahntra Onh r I tball nroree' V> Mil n? the Ant Monday nod I'uewlay in Pafc rnary neit, within the legal hour*, Ihe mortgaged premieee, via: All Ihoee two ideeet panel* or |r*et* of land, ?it net? lying and being in the DMrbl of ?;?<M ind. ?let* afor<-*eid, the ono containing one hundred nn?l I'venly two a*rrt? more or leM,heln* fie oor iflI. port r f Daolel feek*eeetal*. It h bound*d on the eatt by ihe Watnfa* River; 00 Ihe tooth by laodelMdotiging to Tboa. J. Polk 1 00 tbo nM by land* belonging to the oatine of VVm Pitao* tnck, aad on lh? north by btade which baiaagwl "f to tba naa I'M! a?d now lo Jo?aph f.?l -l^^ll M SaglWi Tba othat( whieh it a portion of the oaa If.: port aforesaid, onntalnlng lorty a?r*e of mnH> laod, laehwated oa tba southwest 0' raar of thi findJufl lK>unff#ff JF.SSF. DKHRllHt, 9. R D. fhoHf'i Oft**, Jam. 7, IBiV THK SOUTH CAROLINA Female Institute* Undtr ikt dirutU* ?/ Dr. tUjH MARKS. (The ?rwi<>a <t| this institution, will comntDC* on Munday, Oth of iu. MM.) Win AO IN10 OPIRATIOI OCTOII* I, IM. Tfu liuitiut* ii lilumUd ml BmrlumtUU, tw milt fnm Columbia. ' fMIB idrnlMH of tli? pmul location in, 1 1st. An ilclfnt course of Female Educa tion,on ? Min'f of ceoiiony, which plarae tht at tainmant of H, wltnin the power of paraats in moderate circumstances. a. Continuity to tha Capital, by which it darivas ?II tba mhiM comfmrti of i eaburban retreat, and la rendered my of sees* to ita patrons. being, at tWwai time, sallciantly rMortd fiom those every day excitements and inUmifkloos, which innovate m materially npon the /ovular roetina ot literary inetitatkMM. Precisely each it the location of the mod approved Female Aea daiatre lii Em rope ? S. Health endeserotsa. PLAN OP INSTRUCTION. 1. By tba Urm education, we andantanda eye temalln course of ln?t ruction, calculated to form early b*bl< of allantlon. and to dbOcI curiosity wbleb are essentially a*</W; taking tba lU wMeetaeoeput! |JUWH?|l||WW _| 1 - iof We lay It down at a principle, that I hit, at rteelealhr veluijia, Is obtained by MOM. The a(a4* of Instraetion 'thlegs Intr llfliMdM ?MOM. Th( jllwm.ba adapted to tba eensclty ol l%Jn<frMael rroeiving It. And, to eifaet I hit ItVMKfMMllaal plin sboild be adopted, for awafiTUVHBla eartoeity. improving tba memory, and (ha lander reasoning powers or tha chlld^K 8 Wlill^HS propose to oamlm a system, we mu<t laka^Hp that this dori not Interfere with what weoiM|lhe ,liff?n>M capacities of puttils,' taken tn</tr&aJ/y; thai* previous edvantagas, < powers ol a|^HNnalon, reasoning, he. We are I not, therefor^M adhere to en a vnwi theory, hut I take our ind'l^Bae empirically f rom the nature of I the case. 4. Wa aie deBipdly opposed lo that mode of instruction, wliicBMves a precocious devrUpe ment to tha mefj^KntJbe etpenae of thejndg* menl; and.citiH4i^Hdt,i ba the only efficient > plan, which m?kn^Bi|fial demand upon tb>* I nvmory and nnderstaqHfit. Tba pupil I* to havo , no fiim** fun* ot' kSprlcdge, hut should he t made lo render an usn^Hf latere*! for every idea , which is Kcqnlred. \Vtt? awara otlhr trite and commnn-plac*amim k A lt regardstha imhaci illy of the iMtidof n ihild^Kl provWed the thinking powers h? #?t nver^Hld, wa know no reason why hahite-of rvA.'clioHbgld not b* tueatneird. even In t\\LekUA. experience will convince <0, that tho w kv aWSkm wUr?/ore, wbkb ast originate In a bits ol r? flection r hare a tendency convince p, (bat tha wAy proceed from IWping Intel IhinkinjLpiiltciuloi and a Invj^jg^be faculty, wbl matt he tafSlrte ?' mtofltnieel. unvaried arran< 0M ttpan the mind the Mine ?how wind* do upon (lie animal *10 l?ll tint judgment ulerp Tb may proceed mechanically from thai ?II wao have reflected upon tliie tub] a w? re that there itakind of scholastic rt^lLerhlch may be termed th? Iimhi|? of the Iliis.^fraUv deceiving to teacher end pepil. Routine, fore, where It Injures the process ot tb should, at time*, be suspended. On this oe the mind receive* a concussion which it selutel Tb* rule may be repeated, and well re|?4fi without the Nholw'i anneilng any ideas to it; but the rremn ?/ Ma rule to what, on all occasion*, should be required Tbe mtnd of the scholar must, alto, occasionally, be made to take a few ?tepa t?ack ward, In orderto spring more effectually forward. Tin* subject matter of tht present letton cannot be well understood, if the part hat not been well dlge*ted. It to, therefore, absolutely requisite, that tbe teecher have recourse to frv qaent repetition, judiciously vailed: nothing flies the fact to |>ermanently. Tbe ?alnd must not be suffered passively to grope Its way from am lesson to another, only Intent upwn the |?reauutt and never reverting to the pest Tbe teacher mud be Mtisfled by frequent etamlualloni, that the scho lar hat retained what tbe bet gone over, and Iflu foimtd tome system in ber mind, from her pest readings. Without this, tbe scholar may have gone "through and tbmugb her book." and not retain a vetfige of wbal ?be has ttudied We are to near tot mind loo, tbat facts are the materials of knowledge, or rather that these re* sttfufr knowle'dge: we should, therefore, direct ourutlantluo to iMUgs, holding words as mere MUu. I. In In si met low, tbe simplest principles which can be artIveifl at, must constitute our data. That en* added to en# makas two, to tbe besi? of all numerical rule/. We, tbeiefore, proceed from lk*t which we know, lo Mai which we do net | know; precisely as In uaoending ? ladder, we gnup i with our hantfs those eauadt, u|?on which, In ? few moment?, we are to rest our flset The mis. take of most teacher*, at well as of most elemen. I tar/works, intended fur Instruction, la - ? that tbe youtuful tyro must go along with (Asm; where* >M,on ihe contrary, tbey are to go along with the pupil pes a pn. I heir victories are all oone upon Ipuper, not In the fleid. Instead of drawing one rJrnumvallallon afler anothei?taking the mind by regular apprteiehei. and aftaewerdalieepiug up the line of communication, they ere for gaining possession of It by aeenp rfs main. - But toaeeom pltob the former, H is requisite to adapt oer Id*as and language to those of the chlldt to outer Inti mately Into ber habits of thinking and appt ehend ing. and to endeavour to trene those asaoolationt, which lite infant miod weave* at ihe most feeder age. Tbe pupil and leeuber must speak one leu guaga, In order that instruction may bu suueem fully Imnurted and received. Neil Iter to the latter lo go In adeet.ee of tha fotmer; tbeir pilgrimage must be together} and to far Irons asfdrleg lo reneh tbe summit by a 'aw vigorous efforts, they *est he content to measure tl.eir joint progrUNb by looking beck to the level, from which I hey have eseended It it thus, beneath the benlguuu, and htmantolng eere of tbe taeeher, that tbe baud an-l heart of tbe ptspM receive thai direction, which influences tb- Individual in eder life 7 Tbe busiuesa of Iraehln* dWst naf consist In nemofl*ieg the test, or in giving technically tbe nnewcra to u lew qm Hi ant, Appended to Ibu ttf at book, Tbto Intellectual fir* sf serfs in ? law weeks l>ueomes aoeaay, M wAfftftr Aes Afs freds kp A??rt * There must bu n challenge t ? intellect eel skill, In which tbu understanding u..d memory w?equally live piacea in tneir cUm, tike ?gurt-ai dUI plate," anticipate every q?ie?tloh, ? be piopoMd. reapoadiag In the tlull, n chime of ? oloMoral reclnee, numbcrfe) leaked. If ackolara, w ben they take their reapec live piacea tb?ir cUm, ?? like Agurta eat upon a , which fball . mmumm boring llwkNdi of her rotary, wherein coneiata the advantage which the teacher hy hie actual prwini afforda oyer what can be derived fro* the tail book alone? An Academy ought to be a IHerary m naaJum, In which the competitor. even It die Ml In obtaining victory, la intellectually at lengthened by the nature of the coot eat, I* which alio la engag ed. That mental eolliaioo, which glvea to power' ful a momentum to cl. lilted aoclaty, Uaaeaeea tlal In a athool for children, aa In a athool for adulta. It le by Hit* meana, Ml).that enthaaleim wakened, end the lava of lltrrari dlatlnc* ?!???*? Bindlfd. Without thene, the whole pmcaae la dull-Heavy?and plodding,?tending to tniurv that alaatlcity end apring of thought, wblch&< the very aertn of )iu|>rovemeet, and to break dowb the aprfgntly an?Hmaglu?tive youth, Into a Man lannnnM. 8. It will conatitnte a primary otrieet of III In* ?filnta, to form aach a aoMlvltlon, in tbo order of atudiee, that (M* Mill be* gradalioH from the aim pleat lawnhiv branchae, to the higher depart mnnta ol letter*. In order to effect tble, mere Mlon la intulAclciiV. a auboidiaate data It raapecla the inatmctioii imparted, be illy prt petitory to that tn advance of (nmalnioti of a arboUr Inlo n high mo# be but a aMtgla step In an aacen diug anrlea, , t H>t Pupila, on the completion of their etudiealn the Junior CUm, will rec*>vo4ka honor of IWfca wer/A Urndnntti tlioie hW> kave ftolahad their Academic career, Mill leeeittttbe flnal honor of denier Qr*Jm*lt of (Aa Soutk Care/taa Female InstUut*. JJA well aelected Library U attached to the Institute. Agreeably tn an arrattgemrnt made. Divine Service will lie piiformed on the SnMiNtha.io the Academic Kditre, bv the Chaplain of the Institute RATES OF bOARl) * TUITION. Board and Knglitb Tuition, Joeiu J M, ,ir , alv. of ink and quill, (ea^mlve [ ?*?? ot teat booka.) ~ ^???pr.non. i, not redding In tUe laatllute, 40 Jo do. j French, Spenitb, or Italian Ian guagea, each 92 do.-do. Pupila, < Latin, V igrkl Mualc, Ptooo, I 60 do do. Do. Harn, ur Guitar, AO do do Entrance to the mutical department, 6 Drawing. 32 do. do. Velvet Painting, for one courao of leaaoiif, 10 do. do. Dancing 111 pr qr. 0 f'Teit book a furulabnd at More price a. Aa many engagement* have been lormed, tho*e deiirouaof entering pupil^ will be nteaaed toad dr?M?Hr Principal aa eailytaa poaatblr. ST All letter* ducctcd t?l tbo Prlacl|>al mutt be poat|Mid. \ a:r Tboae who are dealrnOiof being Infotmed particularly of tlie Plan ?/ hdntdba, adopted In the 8 C. r. I.?oan, on application, to furnished with a pamphlet, giving an ontllou of the aamr. October 84. ; 84 tj LUfUTICABYI.UMOT Thn put,lie i, informed the' hy ? by Uw ^T the iiitlitn'ion, one month'* iAMIomI charge* mun he paid by nvery patent who ibsll be dl* clierged a* cured. By oritur of the Rinrnti. tit) WM. JOHNSTON.Wry. January 3, 1829 9 4 TIh> ChnrtcMo'i Mercury and Southern Hadi eel, will in***rt ilw altove lour time*, and forward their m*? omit* ? vikmoik ok r.iti Lli'fc ADD Y UN_THE CHARACTER, or 4TE JUDOF. HA TIES DB8AU8SU1UB J?Hl |xiI>ImHHKm^ lor ?al? al tin* ulfice and at the Rook StnreJ^^W place November tl fllO MKN I l ie Bgfe<. ft'** l.ot leioiipmg J Mn Klhn WilaMyrtftly occupied i?jr Mr D. W Sim*, iqd iwtM?Mjlwn on I ha |*i d>\ ofJanuaty tie*!. JA3. DAVIS C..Iiiiu''I?, Ptr M. It?? It. I If MERCHANTS* f llllti ?ul*crlber grateful for ilie m*^IM|M J. he baa received, reipefctfully informal friend* and (he pltdie'|(etk rally. iWt he ha* i moved lo that well ealenlaleft and aommodiou* Brirk Building, foraMrly accopied by Dr Smith, ?llnete on the north weal eornor of Rkhardxm end Teylor itreet?, diagorally opposite Me former ?iluation He kaeaparnH aotwin* In tiling ep ike hoot* lor the reception of hi* friend* and eapf elally private families. HI* TnWe will In* fiir*M?ed with the lied ihn market aUtrda, hit Bar wilk Ike choUeit Lii|>iort, Roomi with the belt of Belli, Stalde* with the beat ol Provender, end falthfkl Ilia Bell Boom I* lOOiret long and ireatpaelooa end well eeleelaled a* my In the Ptate. Tke MibaciPier hupetfrom hit unremitted alien ?Jon to pleeie, thnt hi will he enabled lo give general aatldiaetlon lo all who may favor him with their eompeny. -j, ?KO A. HILLBUAB. October 24 V 4S II O* The Charleston Meicnry, 4ug?*tn ChronU ele nnl Yorkvllle Advieate, will poblMi tke above once a week for IhnH week*, and forward their oeeonnu for pay men. New fcaddltry WAre-House* SMITH tc WKICiHT, BECJ leeve to lnf*rm thnlr frlenda end Ike pub lie thai 'hey lave again r?taMlahed them telvet in Ike Beddlrry btMlneaa, ai their old atand, ?in tke eoraer 9*Jfhg and Oeorge UNMI Charles tow, one door etwve Mr. C. Chlskatm'a Hotel, where they have lonsiaatly on head a eemph and geneial amofment ol ell hied* m saddle*, Br idler, H*rn*?f Whlpe end Trunk s;?fe? flirting. Biidle, end Saddle Leather. Moroero Skin*, *k*ep and Calf do. together with o eomtdate a* aottrpenl of phltei, (III, and jape Were) Coach l.a*e end Coach TV _ lilndl. Al Ikey ire connected wilk m si(|tiCfid(if y si in p north, tkey feel laee.lwftthr pohte Iket tkey can ?heir Bad of a anterior atile, and a* ekn he procured at any similar lit Ike l/nlted State*. All ordm will ke Ikankfally promptly attended lo, tkey r*?p? ?hare of Ike poMIc patronage October M, 1MB Dentistry, dr. amblkr r*?p??tftiiiy gists wot to*. IImI h* to ui*J?r the MMWtT of being ibMil from Ctltabi* about iwo wttlu, in ymum of mm prtMwwl (ommM'ti at ChkIMi *fl*r which b? uy again o* ??pwUd at Columbia. | Any ofJpTt Ult with Mr Pal too, ft hi* oft**, in tha Brick Ranga.wlll b? attended to on his rat am. Columbia, f u It 8 If CAUTIOiV Ml |?n?M arehsrbycauUooad action trading for a note of hand drawn by the subscribers.in favor of John lledman, for three hundred and forty eight dollar*,lh? whole amount boviuf bega paid wut lima ago. . JOHN NEUFFKR.fcCo, Columbia, Jan. 14. l?*9. 3 3 'THK KDUEFIKt<D VILI.AUK UADKMY, ' l will open on Ibe second Monday in Januat) ljHlanl,for Ihe reception of iliulnl and scientific ?Indent*, under tba runarlnlendenoo of Mr. Samu al M. Stufford, A M It ware but an act of lattice tu nil, to notify tha pubti* of thr distinguished oklll and merited refu tation ol Mr Staff .rd >n imparling kooweldge, particularly In classical learning, Including proeo dy, and In lb* higher branches of mathematics, to larga number* of voung gentlemen who have *uc cerafully emereu and pawed through different colleges of high ivpuMliou. In the South Cnrattna college especially, Mr. Stafford is *o well klmwn foi bis uncommon sue t?>* In preparing Mitdenls for lite higher (Uitr*, that hi moat confidently refer to the able and leaned president and faculty of that institution fwthe truth we asset! So thoroughly Indeed, ha* this eiperieaced teacher drilled bis young men III Ihr hoomledge and practical application of mathematics, and in the grammar, languages, geography, history, and spirit of Ihr dlffcptnl au thor* in classical learning, that among the large number he hasprepaiedTtflb* past ten y?ars-not one has h?en rtlused admission Into any class,f?r which hr K?vr him a full cert ideate, or pronouned, bliss adequate Our VillHge being located on a high ridge, dlvld-J ing ihe waters of Saluda, Kdlsto and Savnnnalf riv *rs, in a sandy soil, Is unquestionable heaithlul an<l lbs actual test of et|*rleuce for years Inton testibly contradicts any report or tuggeiHon to Ihe contrary. As to morality, we put ll on a looting with most other village* We think we might well say, of the most resectable That Village, which has by the spirit and munificence of Its ownclllsens reared Iwo male academics (thr first built, having li>*en by acddcni Imrnt.) Our female neademy, now in a highly fl>mrishing stale under Misa M-l* laid, and a neat and commodious church, can hardly be so dangerous to morality as lo dolei father from placing bis son heie, under " ?if a vigilant experienced and indelallj iutsndeat. The academical year will be divided sessions, end *ach session Into two equal ^ ^ ^ The first sisaionwlll terminate on Ihe Sttlh day of June. The second will commence on Ihe 13tb > day of Jaly. and and on Ih* I lib December. Mo ! student w ill b? admlHed for ? less term Iban One quarter. TUITItffefc&IOper qr peyable in advane*. pood SnWUlug in retired situations. In or out of f?%tbHag< may be bul for f Ml per year, and we Itfive soma auurances thai M m?v br reduced still iMNfl' WHIT BROOK*, JOHN 8 JF.Tl.R, M VI MIMK9. r BKNJ VMIN FRAZIF.R, ELDKF.D SIMKINS, Sen. Truitru January ft, l?29. 8 4 NOTH E. PHE creditor* of Htnrn C'aftff, dccriMd, will I render their dmandt af|ltin lb* etlate, properly at tatted to the AdnilnWtrator.by the i<Vh < l I'-hr-tary nest, M which time- tfce will will be marthallcd. ROBER T OUNX.k&UjMiitrmtor. A", ttfnrry t'aurf Houu, ) " ^ January 18. 1829. _ f 3 4 NOTICE On Wednesday, the 4th day of February nail, will b? told, under dtcrre ol ? qully, hy John Glenn, surviving administrator ??f John Armstrong deceated, it the retidence of Beml Vance, in IM lower edge of Lauren* din. ob the main road Iron Columbia to Orocnvllle, the toilowinjc property, via.- A (met of land con tabling 540 acror, the land U productive ami well ed, and b moreover HflttM aland for w rlona of eveiV furniture, at.a a qua out to unuuHrate. Hie land will be told on a credit of one and two year*; the p? rtoaal properf will be told oo a eredil ol twelve months; purchaser* In ell earn, to give suMcttnt lecurity. January 14. 1488 < 8 3 4 FIRST RATE MAN COOK, to bire by Use * month A|>|ily at lb IS ? January 16, 18*9. 3 If The State of South Carolina, AbbrvilU D it trie/. Jjtwit Lomax, v?. ' f, Attachment. Jotr/ifi Potter, WHKRF.AB the pUlnliff did on the eighth day of tbUinatant.Me hiadoclaratloainthiaeaae . gaiiMt tba defendant wbo i* absent from and without the limit* of this Mate, and bat neither wife or attorney known within the tame, on whom ? copy of the declaration wit b a rule to plead can be tetved It laIhtHfew,ordered, tbat the Mid Jo teph Potior, the abaent debtor, do appear and plead to I hit action whhip a year and n day from the date hereof or Judgment will be entered against Mm by default JAB W\R1)LAW,( .C.P. Clerk'* Ofllee, May 14. IMn *? leBmlv Churlet Ovdmon ?iii Char to tW did oo the eighth day ? e M* declaration In thl? snt, wbo l?abtent from and ^ limit* of this atate, and bat neither i or atlo? oey known w ItMn the mate, on Whom py of the declaration ? Hh a rule to plead ran ?j served It la therefore, ordered, that the mt.' Charles B Horrod lthe abaent debtor, do eppea. and plead to thU e*toa wHhln n year and a day from the date hereof or judgment will bo eoter* agaiott klm hy defbMt. . JAB WAHDLAW, C C*f. Clerkt 08ke, May 10,1844. ? loBmly Columbia Female Academy* THK (mad* and potions ol tba ColMbh Female Acidtay ir? lespectfully Idormtd, (bil H Mill twMlnan under tbe wpWiidtiK* of tbe Rev. John Rennie; ildtd by able ia4 stped-, ?need leMhtn. Tbr winter tarn will commenco on lh? 8r*t Monday in Jemmry. Kroa ibe attain BHiittiW lb* principal, who brin i to Ikr on* all the advantages of a public educatlol, as well aa tbe com|>lcteneai of every drpwtant In 1Mb la? ?tltutlon It Is believed, that parent* kill not regret an> confidence they nwy |Aec* In It Tbe gov eminent of tba School U mild, consisting solely of moral luloence. li l? th? nisi of the tuolyn, In nil tbelr intercourse ?itb tbe p?fJli, to ehfneb and promote that simplicity and |Hirity of mind, which constitutes the ornament and crown of all human ?icalltncc, and without which indeed no etlarnal or Intellectual acquisition la of any real . v?lof, The oourse of Instruction pursued in thb Insti tution embrace* all Ibe branches ol learning usually taught in the most approved teminarict of I ho United States. Provision Is mane for a thorough course of instruction, not only in tbe mora solid departments of lllerMtura ana science, but for all thoee elegant accompiUbments which are deemed ntcessary in the higher rauks oflife. Tbr. dU-lpetion of mind and vagrancy of Ima gination |*cullar to large towns, are altogether rem' red Irom thl* institution. Rati -ement, every farllty for study, instruction In all departments of u*i tol knowledge, ard tbe sulistanttal rewards api?r?|irlMf tUo Industry and regularity of conduct, form such an esscmbUM ol advantages as Is raraly lo be found In Pamela Seminaries. Mrs.8mitbstlli continues In clnrge of Ibe board* lug rtc|iartnient. Her character and ^ualilcatloos arc too well bown to need any commendation. RATES OP BOARD AND TITflOlf. Board, f ISO per annum. English Taltlfn, 0 " quarter. ' With English Grammar or Geogra phy, 8 ? ?* With English Grammar,Oe >rgraphy and Aiitbmctie, 10 M " The two ?i|i|HT classes, with the u?c ??f M*ps, Globes, lie. 12 44 '? Prcmb, Spanish and Italian Lan guage*, each 10 " " Music, (Piano) I a " ?? Km ranee tolhn Mutic Departmeni f> " " Drawing and Painting, 10 " " V. Ivet Palatini, 10 " " Buard an.I Tuition, as beretoiore, payable in advance. Columhi i, 25th Decembrr, 10-28. M If JYCAMORKUKOVK t i;ttAl,fc 8KMI.N ARY, ~ and BOARDING SCHOOL, on a branch of illan creek In Lxuren* district, S. C. under I ho Mrinlendrnof Of Miami* Dorothy T.and Isabella Young, ha* atain resumed il* etercitt* with i favorable nro*t*el of publicpatronage Thero III lie m public elimination of the pupils on tba .Jin of June, at which tine nil who are interested, ar* solicited to attend and judge for themselves. Term* <?t Tuition and Boarding, wilt be a* fol low*, to wit: No *cbolar will be admitted (or ? le?* limn than a quarter Oil* quarter'* boaiding and Tuition will be required In advanee. All ar> r?-?r*ges must paid waea lb* pupil* leave the >14. illor of Words, mtb** ws.^rcS.pr; and Hirtoiflb*^ 4 |#Jr or It prann. Tbe above w iiLUtogrupby, the u?< of (In- Olol*e?, I'hilnvophy dM AMronomy 6 pr qr or 17 pr ana. The above with 4>rn?%iog, Palntlnr on paper. Vel vet and ShtlaiflRajpi and Ornamental Needle Work, Embroidery dud Knoey W?rk, 8 |Hrqrnrv'0pr ana. Music and the mm of Piano, 8 pr qr or 10 - r ana. Board aad WaHifciK, IB 60 pr <jr or 64 pr *nu. JOHN CALDWELL, DAVID MASON. SAMUEL VANCE, WIL 1AM MOORE, JKssB omf, FREDERICK rOSTER, WILLIAM DUNLAP, JOHN B O'NKAI.L, JOHN 8. CARWILE* January IB, 1090 Court of Appeals. r|*HE Court of Appeal* will t was me nea It* *it fl Hag hi Columbia, for (ha upper dlviaton of lb atale, oa the tat Monday hi December neit. The doeketa for (ha respective ckaaMa will ba ? la (he fallowing order, vlat ke Middle Ctraak oa the 1st Mondey la Weat em Circuit on (he 3rd Monday jr. . : The Souther* Ckaall oa (ha Isf Monday la Norlhara ClrauMoa (he third Monday tv?T??ehi S|l ba aWnWed la eaeh circuit, if the business shall marfru It. WM. A. BRICK ELL. Ctnk. November 14 . # )f L ?%W CO PARTNERSHIP. THEsahautlm* have associated themselves in the practice of Lew, and will attend (be courts of Law aad Equi ty for the illHrkb ol Lealnaton Richland, aad SWMPik W.J. TAYLOR, P. H ELfc'tORK. W J T will ronllnae to practice in (ha eourU fur Paiifteld dWtrial Columbia. Jan. 1, 1889. 4 If -r r|?HE RICHLAND LIGHT DRAOOO?B, will 9 parade before lha Court Horn* la Cetumbie, ? .? Mf m -?d.-s iSm STll rf?o. Ik. for It. ?Ilees, wha are he ruby natllad to al January 88, IBIS. 4 S rfZ Sft, SOLD A likely Negro W. neb. be 1 (ween oue or (wo and terenty year* id age, ? good plain cook washer aad Irauer. She caa be well ruaoarmended for her obrtily aad hoaa*. ?' -war* F rtlk'trafobra .. for sale by . W f Columbia, Ja 13, t*88