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eoiumt?U? FRIDAY, MAY *2. 1839. OA 1'IIOMC KJlANCIPAttON. Tho packai ?u?|* Canada liat arrived at Now York, brio^lng nenra from London totb? ltMhaad frt>? Liverpool to tba ITlb ol April. Tb?? Catbo lierallaf bill patted tba Homo of Lords on tbo lOlIt of April. Tba following il a Mininary, and j.rcBcnti a re mit M gralilMng to an American u it was ttiui' j peeled. Tho Jhemiloii nf the IIoum* of Unit, on Ibe piuM|(4 ol th? Mitf Mil wm us follnwti Content, present, 119 FlMllw, 01 813 Sot Content, psrtcut, 70 ! 1'ioxltt, 83 I 100 Majority, * 19-1 noofK or i.oni.g. At lintf past tliruo o'clock, llitflr lordship* assent bl?M ond (bo commons wore ?uniwioiiv>l, ami on I Jietmppcarance at (be Imr royal as?cnl wat given, tijr eoniuilssl?n,to tha Hainan Catholic rellt-f liill, ilia 40alilllloK freeholder*' dltfrauchistninnt hill, and several other lulls. Th? w inini sioncrs were I lie I.'?r?l Chancellor, Karl Ualliuist. aii'l Lord Kl l< nlMironjIi. Tlteir lodibln* then adjourned till 6 o'clock, shortly after illicit hour tli? Lord Chan* ccllor returned lilt %c..t on the woolsack. Tl?c Editor of the Democractic Frew, In his speculations upvm the nomination of Urorgc lisip at Governor of Penn sylvania, has the following remark*, " Wu have heard no olkjection utgt.d a gainst tife re-election of Governor Shultz, but tlmt he did not take a part, did not bccome a pArtiznn, and use tlie influ ence of his station in favour of one of the presidential candidates. Policy, n truck ing, time-serving policy, would have taught (iov.Shult/. to throw himself intu the politi cal arena and shout with the multitude for the popular candidate." Suppose the Governor had listened to the dictates of this truckling, ti ne-serving po licy, in whose behalf must his shouts have been raised, according to llinus himself? He must, in that event, have truckled for John Q. Adam*, whom Uhins over and over ng tin, by mathematical calculation andhntd iMicrtion, declared to be the popular candi date in Pennsylvania. The Alderman then condemns in the case ol the Governor that truckling and mean subserviency of which he was very notoriously guilty himself. lie is certainly caught in his own net. Wc observe in the Charleston paper* n? advertisement or prospectus ot an institution fot teaching the classics, particularly for the young students of divinity of the episcopal persuasion. Wc know tiic gentleman who i? mentioned ns the authorof this prospectus, ami the purpose of the pl:in therein develop ed; and wc know his classical attainments to he of a superior order, and his education European of the very best kind. We wish him heartily success in his schenv.*; but wc mc no good reason why he should confine himself, or particularly devote himself to the yMiug students of the episcopalian pur suasion, Surely the presbytcrian and oth er descriptions of religionists among its, stand as much in need, and arc likely to he bene fitted by a good course of giVpMrtcr-school *nd collegiate instruction, as the episcopa lians: neither the ouc or the other arc a* jet over-educated in our country. We shall be glad to sec his pmpoinh adopted and put in operation; f?r we arc ful ly seiiMhlc as much as he is, how inferior our hest grammar school* are, to Kton, Westminster, Winchester, llauon and mine other great schools in England, and even to the German schools and universities. As yrt, the Americans are not a well educated people; nor will they he, till their grammar M*hi)o1s are gradually raised to the level Af foreign accuracy. Wc arc beginning to im pro\e in this respect in South Carolina, thanks to the South Carolina College: but much yet remains to be done. Ly the Prrthlrnf.?Tlie Hon, Wm. C. Itivcs, of Viiginia, t?i ;>e Kn voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten tiary to France, hi the f.la?'c of J.-mihs Brown, who has requested permission to re turn.? U. >V. Tetegrnfih. (ro'? tiip. rri.K<eor>: } !t tin* been Mi;2f!?te J hy mtni- of the Cifiyi io of Coliini'-i*. 1'iat It I* thft !?)(/ of tlm Conii'-il to |.n?? rn iirdiuKiiri l<> prevent ?u ininy lleen*#** fii-inx i??n*d t<? the Hrtm tcllfii >?( tt??* town j hot no <lertt.u.? mo la ItMVin/ Riven to ?Nti?ly tlio Conned that tliejr run do ?nr thins tlist will in nny wire lr???n the qiinntily "f ?|iiriln.n?' liquor# reluthxJ hi tile town, il i? iturefore requested Ihnt r it urn or filistm will ll>e niott ef (crin.il niniif of |ir<!i'i'iiliii4 lli" rift nuniUr ?f ? 'top# who retiol li<|>iom not only to tlio (rennieu but to tlit o| ihe town. Oar. or ritr. VVaiu?kv<. T?tr. rstr.K thai?k aovocmk. Wc hat e read with regret and uiortitVn ?'..in, in thehi't number oi tlie " J-rre? T:\rtr . /Iviect-,'' that it I* probable tli.it id'er .??inc that journal will be discontinued, ti >m t;;e want of putronge, We quote the para graph ann/Minflog thi?: ? "An experience of four mofltln has led in to fear, that th<* time |pu* not )et nuked, when a work orvotejjr entirely to a subject so abstract ami dry n*4jiat *'* political e<#?n oniv, Can he sustained, iljid wc therefore think It p:o'?ab!e, tha* tins journal will be suspended after the eompletion of the first volume, at the letter end of Jun?-, unless in deed we fdi*.uld receive more ?-vid? ore of a desire on the pat ? ot the puhlie to see it eon turned, than has ?rc lr?.n mui-ifi st tl" Sorely hero U a C*U 6u the pittrto^sin cf the South. Let it not be arid that there is not In the country* Anti-Tariff spirit euough to support m Journal devoted exclusively to the vindication,of the rights of free trade, and untrammelled industry. The Free Trade Advocate Is established at the very Head-quarters of the American tyufcoii in the very camp oi the enemy, and can cx pect no support at home. Let those then, support it, who hope for a r<:me.ly through the ballot-box, front appeals to the reason of our oppressors?-and let those support it, who, determined on re*l?tenee, would leave nothing undone, which if successful, might prevent tho necessity of resort to that tint snd perhaps fatal altcmut ivc. It speaks our language-and '* to be known, we must be heard'"?which in the present state of the press in the Tariff State*, is out of the ques tion. Except through that paper, the aVw York Kvtnlng Pott and the Southern lie virtv, the great Engine of the pre**, is doing nothing far us in the North. We doubt not but that with adequate support, the *' Advo cate" would be enlarged in its plan and cm brace other subjects besides Political Econo my?nt any rate, we sincerely hop*, and we feel it cur duty to contribute all our influ ence?"tlint a greater desire may be evinc ed on the pai t of the public to sec U contin ued, than has hitheito been manifested.? It$ failure xvlll be /tolled a* a trlum/ih by our ofifirtuori.?flea ufort Gazette. The Provldcnce (H. I.) Journal snv.% i "strange and unaccountable us it may appear there is in this state a strong piejudkc ex isting in the mind* of the farmers .iguiiist the manufacturers." To this circumstance , it ascribe* the micccss of the present ad ininiitratinn tii-.kct nt the recent elect inn in April. It also nays, **If llhodv lsUnd (^)<"i on in the mad career she ban commences! this spring, we may expect to wiUienhbcfurc lung, the strange anomaly, (ieoi-gia in fa , vourot n tarifT, and Uhodi: Island opposed to lit."?V*'. T. .1tlv. MKKTINO TMK DllllIMt IU FORK ION MAKKKTH. The following extract isfiom n lettei nub lslictl in I lie Mercantile Advertiser ot" New Yoi k, and other papers, and contains 0141* of those fact*, of which the advocates of the rcntriciivc system arc m fond of transting. It incl.ilcct at Uio dc Janeiro, February Jd, IH29. ? We lmvc just sold 2.5 > bait h ef domestics of twenty-right and thirty incite.*, at one hundred and *cvc?ity-fi\ r rent per yard, ami more would sell thereat." Now these ohv hundred and seventy-five rens,nre,iu the turrcut money of Miotic Ja neiro, which consists of hunk note* *0 de nt ccinted, a* that a Spanish dollar, which, by the standard ol llra-.il, is the equivalent of eight hundred rewt, lonitiiands in the market eighteen hundred rea?, so that one hundred ami seventy-five ren% is less than tew cents real money per yard, from which if the duty of fifteen per tent, commission* of five per cent, freight, insurance, and othc: charges he deducted, the net procee ds "will belittle more than seven cents per yard, and thin is fulled entcting into competition with the British in the South American mar- \ keti.?Ib. We last week paid a visit to the i*.arc of one of our wholesale dry goods merchants, ! tor the purpose of viewing some British and j Amcric.m prints or cnlicoe*, nnd of eoitipar | lug their respective prices. We saw some . of both, of very handsome pattern*, and very good cpiality. The British had more colours tu than the American, but the American, was considered by the merchant, to be 1 somewhat better .<s to the quality of the 'cloth. The former had c<>\t him eigh teen nnd a halt cents pei yard, the the latter twenty cents, but he considered the difference of" price in be equal to the Mi ne* ioritv in quality. Now, upon these Brit ? isb prints, the duty p.tid was six cents per running yard, ami the cost of importation , including the exchange and mercantile pro fit about twenty-five per cent, ?ay two and a , half cent* per yard more, whit h would leave for the importer otily ten cents per yard, j Now if competition tu the hmnc-nmrket, chii j only be sustained by an imposition of ei^ht 1 and a half cents per yard upon foreign fabric* jof this description, it is very clear, Hut in 1 foreign maNtets v. cannot enter into sun ces tui competition with the British, at least 111 the article of prints,?lit. | Il"7* Tin* I'ink !? not lea ui;?M In fall lil?M *? cntnti tlie rvceni noiom lionse itpi'oiu'iiniiitv ><t Iri >1 gloomy bri'iiflioiK of Imo tiny*. Mr. Swatiwinil, 'i? Milniiu, is a ^rnllemni, ami tlisi it ' inmrthinit for * " tocwly" leader In ailiml ' ol n Jut Itfon in>m. Unl whet ll.un, he Imi ?' #?? jtrt'litrly' m>* 1 lit- I'oik. MouMtmn ineuiivmil iic<* 1 We nil linen ?'? II it ;f|i>l iIih 1*? Ak list fall il, to", 01 In* linw?hut let * In* ? jihm?" ShifRciral lor the <lny l> thr \ il Itlereiif.'" | lu-n l'ie n|t|i'.ii ?4Ti?Icroimis JuIiihiiii. ?* n Krorer," nnd Aliler i in.m Cm', '? 11 ilry goods ?liopkee|i?i in n rtnidl 1 way " Mr lioj r* ii,u reveieie may iiol ?nlT-:r from < tlu-ir np|ii>iniiiioil, \V? 110 j hi ?o, Iimi?mid ilin only wny to avoiil il. I?, not la s|i|ir.?ii?> a (ilniii , gold ? nitlT liox, n| ^jjo 11 II V-iliir. I A? to nurvryoi. mu lorn. Ill Mperlnl Winn lliiiiiT very coiii| J< 1111 ? 111:?>y. hut It fell tlmrl of tho ; nudity. We know lln? rHii>? of lliit hottiiily. It | wo* nliUjwir J .0110114 ill* |H<lili cirrle*, ihni 1 (MiNrlu* roiilii (ml now oliinin m c:iip ofclnunpiOKii , w itliout imr insik mi lio i-i*-?* to li? \\ 1 nnij>c|. 1 led, 11I mi n lvunced |n!????. to loiy nj. nil lint i liiim. |i.*ii?n of t|i?i 0I1I lirioul, ml list iinhrril liii Imloli in fnliiro fmiii I'lillnilelplon In llii* ?|i!ril of v?-? ution lie wrote hi? ?rli?!f ol lu?t nvitnin^. Ilul, 4fti.rn|| Wti tiefil Itltn ti>o tu rioioly IIti |iles * ?n?, ji-rioe fi-liow, hut li n ? t? ruMi: I inn k of eiyiiiK ill iiHlnr,-il tliin)-41 Tint liei'i-i-U i.i.' ? li* wfrs, lie Irilonx* lo lli?- ill f*.nl"'l |inr!v. ai,il Ihoi j:re,i| ill low mice* ato In li?? lit it'll-' if lio,1 flow lie i v mr e-??n' 10 l-rionj In u ttitct'/ul }>'"!'!, //iiSJ.'fl ?1 s ?-A'io.'i. (S'tithi'.?? ? I'rotn l'if < re.iiion ol |l?c world to liie s!il M?y, *iIV, nfi itiiii t* Imi liei?n l'ir ?-??usti-m ni'rt ol sll |.? njilf, In sli imI?' li*. Niinmii w-snlnl in tnnkn tiiin?**l( .-reet hy liunllin : Ssul, liy flj(lil' in< iohI iifoplifey Ing , IMvid, liv ?liu?in|{ Monrt in'O iiirn't licsih ; Arintiitle, hv tylojiion* ; Moris, lis hy niVinx Vsaker qm-itintit; Cwnr, l?y Int mien willi lii? eoinnisillsrl''* III lii* IihiiiI, Air. Amoox 'It? tlrrel ?, Hie l.tudrtl Islker snd li e louden kooeLn of hr?il? ?o the rreslr.*! nmn ? llw n^oi-ius eontlil^reil *il'-in:e nnd *.nlinet* 010 of |||? iiiH'erisIt uf ^ri'iillK >* i ill* modem llsllnn* ? i ink lite ftuesl uun ittrtt?)C btlifntme 't iip|irosi I In KiestiteM ; t'i? Kreneh wire 'irlinved ilml duo ? in^ il:\'ii(lf |N>i tiling citsi-Vi aoii ilje /rr; kdjdit wf giMtMM; ou tUs wilier Itauti tba Ku rIUIi placet) miImm in kuowled|? *1111 iteaJI. Nfwt thai U to my, til* kmowUhiftft of tookta* ? beef (leak, and tb? Immovable phataiu of ? buy. vmi charge. In ill* own eMlauHion, fiuk!? lH? gr?nln?t it.ait allv*. TVaM idea* of RraaloeM era now know* to 1m ill ftctitloue, Jud*? For- . man's l?nk ich?M? It not avep ?r*a?. 11*11111 ireatne?, aft?r all, U only louna In breadth, or tldcknaa*, ami in Ihla quality ISim t.V" ' uadian GUnt, now al Tammany I lull,>. , . ;< ?j.? (M greatest man uf Ilia age. Halt Ilia "??>>' Imr ?Veat man wo ?v*r?aw,aud bead every t.mnjaa. dent or moduru.? Mm Dr. IFWMm.?-We learn dial theamouut'of ll?p aliased defalcatluno on ilia !/ 8. Trra?ury, on which Or. Walkh<?, lain tVnitb Auditor, boom* milled, mnoimU to |i |? ?*ld tlipt the clearest evidence will lie produred in |*yof ol thn ? charge. We regret tint Dr. Walklue ev?r ?liould> have become the Imtnmtci.l ul a ayatam uf gpv " erument, whirli, Ilia ?nmu wo ?mMiar, the more llie |?o|?i? will exerratc. Dr. Walkuit may kava j been a warm pniiic.ni. mid, ulili>u<U politically , nppo>nd |o kiui, Wo ar?< u'lwiHiug lo beliave that the arior la in liini li.iiivid'ially. The real rrima,1 Hie mutinied lor prill, wm in tkeeyatom of ijov- i eminent Introduced under tlm narplcira ??f tliu coalition Their hhiudrr* Ihfiir ladiferellitur,? their folly, have Miffir ienily ineeiiMd the country , but their inalpreclhi-*, mid llia-tr curtupl arts nr?* i now only developing lli?iu>elvc? to the liglit cf | day.?I Mr Havii.tow, or Sooru Caroi.ixv? A? tnimj the eonjcetiiret ?ikI unfounded ruiuxii, in relation lo appoint nnnl*. wlncli ara going ",,J round* of tliu |ii*??. i? oiki ihut lliia grnili-ni'iu it to ho appoiiite.1 C'oin|>troller of tha Trtasuiy. Uy a lettei hum liiui. w? utu nollfti d tliat Im w111 ?peud Ihetumnirr in Ilia North, nud ilial he will prohuMy vi?ll tliiicily in ? few day* ; hut we have auihouty lor inying, that hit uaiiin U nut hfforn the ^uvviiimenl for any place ; and for bo (loving thai lu roniequcur,* of hi* determiuHtiou to devote l.'u undivided attention to hi* private aff.iiM. (in would ma accept an olhco of any da jeriptlOli.? ll'uJt. Tel. S/iear/ilntf S/ti/iM ioi:h Iron,?A patent has. v'i taken out m Kuglnnd for n tli??overy, made by un American, that iron may Ce , Used f.?r sheathing ships, without danger ot rusting, if protected by plntvsnf nine. The improvement is thus described in the Uc ster nf Arts lor April t " The iron platen may be of the usual dimensions of the copper ptatei, niwl for each area of 100 niche* in the Iron, a plate c.f mnc, of from \ to I inch thit k, equid to .5 nu'hcc in area, is Mttachrd to the lower extremity <>f ihe ?heet, sn tl?.?* hi slie.itiiini; to*.* vessel from the upper i. it downwards. ? ic!i sue- ? Mi'diui; ilieet ' ' iron shnll by in emit ict, by L l ipping ovei .?itij i ht /..nr. plate of the hlicet 1| immcdiuU lv nV'c it. Plates of/.inr must | also be att ithrd n>the inside of the ?hcet of iron, bearing a proportion in area to those on the out Mile of ;l to 5. The *pikc* mjcl holt* by wliiih the nheathiii]; >s l.tsieued to the vessel, are e.o h t-> lie furnished with n disc, or washer "f zinc, flitting eloscly to the hea.l, and it is rcL-nnmended that they be driven well home, to ensure perfcct metal te ( ohtuct. "J'b#: nails employed are to be made concave undi r the head, and the chv ity is to be litlcd with melted :?>?.<:. Thv preiportion of s -qu ire inches < f aim. t.> l''M of iron is not insisted on ;mr jjreater propor tion will be t <pintly eflVctu.tl, and the seine may be alloyed with copper, tin, or lead, In the proportion of from 3 to 10 per e~:it. ! Ily this mode ol sheathing vessel*, ir ;? u? serted that the corrosion er i i t!?e metal will be uearlv if not irtectually pre* vented."?U'oa/r. '/W. *1 ijurttion fur utathrmutumK >.?1 low could a man, ipm'jj into offiue with his pr? pcrty mortKat;e<t, n?>toiiously embarusseil, and living when in olliee at a rate far ex ceeding his salary, be able to pay olF the l iiy.e mortgages upi.n his estates, and retire free from ?!ebt, with hts poekets full of mo ney?? lt'ukh. Tel. rritOM i ?ik c:;ohoia cot-nu a. 1 Mr. Aaitor: 1 perceive that the civil nuth'Yity of Album, and of some other towns at the North, have resolved to with hold License?, or to withdraw them, from all persons who n tail ardent spirits on the Hah-1 bath. When we consider thecln>,\ of |>er hoiih who are most n|*t to indulge in tippling on the Subbnth, and the evil thereby <a*ca- , sioned, does not this sul.ject merit the nt-*j tentiou of the City Council ol this plat e' ()a?KKv? a. An honest Iftu'.thmiiii, after his return from lervingu tour in the i'eniisyhauia Le gislature, was v'uited by one of hi* neighbors who thus accosted hin?: ?? Well Mr. Hrum bklK>ttom, what have vmi done this time in the Legislature' fjrnuiblclmttnm?M (> be sure 1 knows not wliiitthereshtdo,lmak8 two hunter d-a-u-l-e-i " I'rce t'rurlr. ? A meeting of llie Citisens of Hoston, without distitx-tioii of party who arc "friendly to I'ice Tr.ide and Bailor's and opposed to i .e present shu? k Ich upon Commerce," was to have been held on the evening of tin 9th in?t. ItlOIKO Willi I.ADIhS " Gentlemen riding on In rsehnek with la dies, ought to ride to the left of the lady, mid not to tlie rijtht, ah i>? tlie prueticc hei?? The gentleman's duty in riding with a lady is to prfttcet her, ami lus cannot do it lie ride* to the right, for these reasons, viz. In governs his own horse with his left hand and should the lady's horse bccoine mmanagfit l?le, he cannot "se his i ijjht hnml t' ? assist her and in obliged t-? change hi* (indie to the right hand to have the u?e ?f the left: kit!.? cannot be (tone with ea#e or ? ifcty. Should he he oo the left su'.e of the lady, hi# i i^lit h'ltidis always readv t?> protect h'-r from dan* K**r. 2d. \Vhen passing earriages and Ivors-, es on the road,'we turn to the light?in that r.nse if the gentleman is on the left of the l.i ?ly, lie niotects her f -m ace idiot* which might Otherwise occur against the wheels of ?>f cutriagea when passing. 3d. Ths lady when setting oti the hotse, her i>?-rs??n ?mil visage i* naturailv inclined to the l?f?, nnd can converse with the gtutlcman with ease when on the left; whereas the opposite is at ? ended with mu< li inconvenience to Iter ? Last I), it ia highly improper, for other r<-a* ?im, which a gcntlcni.m should consider of ? nmc importance. I hope this hint will be Mifflcitnt, wnd for our, should be pleased to see gtotlcmen In future ride totheA^fr of la dies uiU not to the right. " M LEGAL DECISIONS. Court or Arri*Li. . CotHmtl* May 18, 1039. . T,,e C".U.owLl* 0P*"ton? <* ?*?? Cot?rt were delivered by Mr. Juttlco Colcock : Lancaster. Wm. A. RitMelct. al. v?. H. Cunningham:t . When no mljiiccni tract of land la called for aa the boundary of one wbaenneutW surveyed, and the linea of it ate well dtftp* ed, thi.t mute lie considered aa the bounda ry < aud a* on the one hand > ??u ?vill be |>er- , luitted to extend the line to aa to reach It If uctcstary, so on the other yo?l muit be Mop-1 ped by it even although the line of the tub ?cqucnt grunt extend bey oml it. ; Union. Ella* Pre wit v?. 1>. A, Mitchell : An account ma?le out by the cleric of a i sheriff, of the application of money paid to! hint by u person uguinst whom he had exc- ? cutioiiM in Iii> office, not competent to shuw the application of the money by the sheriff. vr k ? Im E<}U,ty- ; Newberry. E?ra C\?te? ct. al vs. Adam Kdgnr, ct. al. i A bill filed by creditor* ai d the Mircty to ? mi Htinuni&irntifirt bond of an estate, of whom ' some money hud been recovered for the de- i falcution ?.f the administrator anil adtuin- J i*tratrix ugain&t b?uiH Ada purchasers of pro perty bought ut n sheriff's *nle, of the pro perty of ur.fi ol the distributees of the estate, which |>i(i|>ei ty he had purchased at a sale 1 by the udminivtiutor und administratrix? dismissed by the presiding chancellor, and the deciee Mitipotttd. Fairfield. Catharine Stone , l>y her next friend vs. Bon ll?ut, admr. of Washington: Hart ?s uduir. >of Washington brought trover fur certain negtoct against Samuel Monr, and recovered u verdict for S3,000, levied on the negroes and tliey were told by I the hlicrdf for >'3149, which was paid to< flart by the sheriff. In settling the accountt ot the tbtute of Washington, the commit-1 sinner chaigtd the administrator llart with the *{3149, au exception was taken to this charge at.d the chancellor overruled it. On appeal the decree reversed ; the amount re covered l?y the admr. #2,600, was all that the estate could claim, *he balance belonged toCrawford the defendant in the action ut , trover ; the ucgiocs being \vitcd in him bv j the vn diet. __ I 1 he following opinions of the Court wen. ^ellvt-red bv Mr. Justice Nor r : < Uiii'Ui. I). N. Sanders vs. John Anderson. Motion iWiimmI. \Y here a ?.herilf is employed to sell pcr *outl property under a mortgage, he nets only as agent of the mortgagee, and not in his olni i .1 eharnucr ; aud is not therefore sub ject to the penalty imposed upon sheriffs for taking illegal fees. |T r /field. Benjamin 1'. :kf.i vs. !(. Harrison, Motmu -jruuled. W i. ? the plaintiff's demand is reduced ??y actual pa\ mcnts to a sum under the i' uiiiary jurisdiction of the court, be must pr-iceed by way of summary process. And, if lie leeover upon a capias, he will hecnti- I tied to the costs of a sum. pro. only ; abler if the verdict be reduced below the summary mi isdiction by set off, or any other defence. In such case the pluinti.T must sue for his whole demand, because he cannot know what defence will be &ct up, nor the effect I oi it. rL ition. I'iuic rearsou vs. William Itiic-?? j Motion in arrest of judgment grunted. Where a person receive* more than the legal interest for forbcif ance of a hoim fide debt which wa* t;r.t originally usurious, the penalty is incurred immediately, and the ac tion will be burred in six months from that time. To ^receive more than legal interest at n premium for consenting to accept one's own I note in payment of a just debt, is not usury, ; unless dune to evade the statute } nor will ! such an allegation support an notion for the penalty unlessalleged lobe paid for forbear ance und jiving day of payment. Chester. John Kennedy vs. William Price. Motion refuted. Where n defendant offer* himself at a wit nest under the act to prove usury, the judge may require of him to state in writing the nets to which lie will swear, and the plaintiff can be interrogated to those facts only. A surety to a joint and several note who ; it not sued, cannot be a witness for the prin cipal in an action on the note against him. Kyle vs. Graham, I M'Cnrd, 352. Spartnnbugh. Hugh Baily vs. Jacob Bridges, Motion refused. A tclcnsi??ivrnby a husband of his interest in the event of n suit, will render the wife I n ? ;M?tci>' witness. Alwtlt.lJ?ln K.tiiftdil Hi?f. un Tueidiiy, llir I .? It in?! liy lli* H -v Mr Mi uhi, Mr. T/mmot l.ntiifr"lnbt lo Mia Mntft M MUhin. Iii NVinimiiorougli, on Thuriulay the 14th Inst, hy the Nov. Mr. IlrnUlcy, Mr. Juhn II oodwnrtl to Mi*? Mary Hrbt rea I'roraon. * Near MoniircHn, Jnurfuld District, on Tut ?winy the 19th inst. I.v the Hev. Mr. Unimex, ))oct. Jot I E. 1'earton to Mita stun Helen. PUBLIC AUCTION. Wit.I. I>r *nlil, on ?hr 3'd of Jnn* iipii, nt (]??> ?tnce of ttirhurd (t'.Nddl, rntire Murk of (Jot,d? in Mid ?tor. ; i on?l?tlm: itf .i very uxloo. *lr? n?H>rtmtnt of (JKOd'.ltlK*, U<~ ko Sold for lh<? purp??*e ?l clotTou'ilte concern. Cohdilfotu.?Hiihh uiiiI'T JfMOO rntli, $."i00 to 5<VM ?l*iy iliv?, nhoVH ft'**! t<? ?I(VM oinrty d?y?, ?'.>oV* S 10*>0 foot imni'tu; (MimllHwr* ?HtIhr nolnt t%llli n|>firoveil rn?lor??T? liclorr llir drtivd ry of t!ic Ooodi. I'OLOC'K a 9OMMI0N* Autliunrtrt. Mn> 22, 11*29. *1 2 Spring ami Summer Fashions. A/l ftH. IIKKFKIIJS AN,t Manfully inform* h^r i 1X frinml* nml tltf politic tr\ friM'tnl, iImI ?'io tin* jn>t rHurnfd from ?vln>to ?Iip lm* f*lcrt?d n Itnurfwmt" ??*oitiiicnl of Spring nn<l Hointitrr f?whlnt?*< hli? Imi* hIvo troflrhf op writli hrr * >otinn Mtlv. lo *ll?-ud ?? |li? MA KINO l?n??n?w, hl^ly from Nfiv Votk j who ft?r lllitf l* -t ?ll monthi evndu< Ird Mot Iiih|w>m of Mr* l?nv, in Cliftrl??tnn, ami lm? given llin wi?i e<>n?r?l tMlUfurtion. I Columbia. M*y 80,Ity. "Itf * twUrumtnlal. Mule, ^\n, Nn int.oiiuclinn lo tlie mine, touipriii i|f Vf the fl(K principle*, ambfacmg thirty two ??? r!du? lottnitntnU of mmIp, via t a QUiloMt* Trum|?i, Trom|*t Mwbr, Hautboy, Grand Obett (or Aniau* Vnee,) 8er|?nt, German Flulo, Ob tare rinlo, Additional Kcy'd Plot*, Flageolrt Klule, Knuoilo. Bnnoon, Pitnn Fort*, Zatblo, Vletle HurTy, Viola/or Twtfr Fiddle.) CroMt, KlnftenU-l, Fntotil F'?R"o!h. Grand Vunblt Bsc nl KU|tol?l. Frritcb flora, Bom do. Bernardo, Trombone. F. Clarinet, Coefetry Bujtle, Kent or ?ii k?v^J Bugle, life, SpanUii Guitar, Ofpu, I.ute. r.indeari or SbeperCa h|wt Vkilinerllo Or Bum Vlnl?ic> obtain tbe theory 4nd practice! part* thereof In a Ktentlfisouil eomprehendva manner, Willi f.-lici y to pertain tbo 1W. eoorM, of 1G popular air*, In one oymtli, on qpy ?olo tmtru' nifut, and will ln?urt| to any attentive leernei, or to any win* hnvu no car (or mttrie, and whom ??(Tort* liavM hern iiK-flVctor.l, to attain tMi riM' AKr, will he tauilit tlw li?t coiirn in Mid ttn??-. m oo fomjUMiittllnn will be irquired." Kadi M?h irritn r to Mttend individnally nil the hour eppoin li J each day,oreveuing, m mny tuU lift mutual Vt-nit net'. Amatkor*, imprcf?rd furfiuiiicr improremen; on ( hrortiNtlc. tnmic, ilia Sonata* not limited, tlm trniuinodi-iafe. *uit lilt attention ntdduoua, will* conwurmnu-d iiiMiunmnl*, for tale hy J. H. HOFFMAN. A few door* above the State llmw.'. Columbia, Mav 2-2. 11149. 2t.'M A <*rcat Bargain. f|MIE fiilncrliu'r offer* for ??ln bii plantation in 1 New I't-riy district, containing near two thoi? ???*(< Her t? of UihI, situated between I lie wateis of Sh I u tin mi J Little rlvnr, on which t* an eir.el I<mii duelling limhn and all other houses nteaisary tor h country iriwdeitci*. Ainu, ItM lieadol bo??, mo head ol Ckiilr, ami 00 head of sheep, and it lar?? i|unutity of coin,fodder, and oa<t. The suIim tibcr enndder* It unnecessary to mal?? known imy term* of sale| ha inviU* the immedi ul?' inspection <>t nil |>er?r.n* who may wish to 1?iiclia?e;? h is i n'liuh 10 any bo will sell very i .w- ' ir buncnih the octuul Vuluc of tbn premi r 0?. The situation of '.he above mentioned place, Ik heu'.'hy find cotiititodloua, well watered w itli to? ny fine sprints. Reference may lie had to Col. J. Ci Rrown, r.f Columbia, to Col. I) V. Moon, ?tl New berry C.il. I or to thu subtcribtir residing on the premise*. ! i'KTKIt MOO.v. | May 22, 1829. SI 11 ICE CKEAMS" r?lllF. subscriber r? spi ctfully Infoi m* the pnMle, ft. that lie lia? rented thn Inner pari of tl:r. Washington Hotel fur tlio purpo<e of keeping ICK CUK XMS.fcr. where there it a sepm-ie room ap (?rtijii iated lo, ili<- u?e of Ladies. Families wish ing |#>e, cun lie Iii|'|iiieil by sending to my More, from titn rt every morning- IVivale parties cats l>e *ii|ipHed with Ico Cream* by ,%ivhi( timely no tice. ISAAC LYONS. Mity 22, l?2p. 21 3 NOTICE. itIIF. inhtoribrri lmv? this <tny com* to the do? Icrininulioii to decline the credit hu?ine?a .itirely, and now offer their friends and the public ut lurge a gciitr&l assortment of Uvy Coot/*, Hardware, Cutlery, Crock cry, Saddlery, Liquors and (irj/ccrhs, very luw for ca*U. They have just i< ceivcd a general variety of SPRING GOODS, Together with an ariditonnl supply of all the a* Imve mentioned aiticles, which with the stock on liaud, will render the assortment complete. BOLTING CLOTHS* A fresh tnpply enpented dally AlfOi A few nulls elegant PaiUm Paper, w ith border to maicti. LATTA k M'LAUCIILIN Columbia, Mi y I, lfc2W. IU If WILL, DRAW On the 6th of Junet THE GRAND OOVBQfLXDJLTBD XsOTTB&Y. No ID. highest" PRIZE, $3tMNM! SCHEME. 1 Prize of J30,000 1 (In. 10,000 1 do. 11,000 i do. r.,ooo 1 do. 5,000 1 do. 3,000 1 do. 9,500 1 do. 2,000 2 do. 1,425 10 do. 1,000 10 do. 50O 10 do. 400 10 dr. 300 34 do. 100 51 do. 90 51 do. ?0 !h do, 70 51 do. 60 102 do. 50 102 do, 40 204 do. 25 12,24 do. 20 12,75 do. 18 10,200 do. 10 Whole Tickets, ~ - - ^0 00 Half, - ft 00 Quarters, ------ 2 50 Eight* I 2ft to nr. had or _ YATKS It IMNTYRti, Ma**fer?, Ab. 25, Aromd-street, Charleston, S. C. Order* from tSa rountry fe0? of poHafe, will be promptly attrndeil to, II addretaed a? ahott. rharteatow, May 1?, 1K^. 90