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their real flAU&ofihtr't tint, for niiloul ?ml individual wealtlt. It to said thai the agricultural industry of the countr) is over stocked?and the government of the United States ha* long been employing it* energies to transfer capital and laliour to manufac turcs. In this department we presume there mutt be .a demand for those whom the pre sident does not find useful to him in thead ministratlon of the government. But in the following paragraph the Intelligencer ad ministers* at one and the same time, conso lation to the individual mnrtyrs of ** pro scription/' and shakes the quill in terrorein over the head of Gen. Jackson i " A1I these thing* wc deeply deplore, We still live in the hope, however, that no gen eral injury to the Republic will result nom this system ot individual proscription, hut such as, at the end af four year*, may be remedied, so far aa concerns the general in terest, by the forceof public opinion, opera ting through the constitutional means of re dress." The above devclopcs the true sect i t, the mainspring of that boisterous hue and cry, which set out even with the administration, and has been gradually swollen by the uni ted choir ot the whole Clay intei est. Kvery coalition trutripeter lias sounded thin note It wa*the war-note of Mr. Clay. It was to Tally his routed forces, to gather the disaf fected from all quarters aroum' him?com mencing thus early to organise and arrange his favorite elements of " war, pcatilcnce, and tamine." It i* by hi* election to the presidency at the end of four yearn, that the Intelligencer proposes to remedy the " re sults" of the present system. We opine it will pusslc the Intelligencer to apply this remedy. Wo ?nve, in our last paper, a lung report oil the deplorable poverty of (lie |ioor but inductions chutes iu the city ol Philadelphia, particularly among tlio female*. If it bo necessary tliua to <Ie. | press tvnges, and inflict upon a very detervlng clossof society, not merely the miseries of povor. | ty, but the temptation* to vice, which are tlio ln evitable retuh of it?if tliii be nec??tnry among the manager* of our home industry that they may tuccetsfully encounter foreign competition ?thn sooner tuch a tys'vin of competition, attended with tuch Umenlahle eflVjct*, it destroyed, iho bolter. If manufacture*cnnnol he carried on hern by the manufactured ami hit operative*, without lyrauny on (he one side, nndtlavery on tlio other ?without tending by linrd and inevltnbln aeeof sity lioneit, mode*!, iiidu?trious females ?? pro* (itutioii or to theft to avoid nerving Ihemtelvct, and to obtain breail for their |*oor and miserable ?larviii? infant* at home, down w ith t!:e iniiHiifur. tilling system, ?av we. Away with it and with all its dreadtul consequences of misery, disease, | hunger, llilnt, prostitution mid crimc. Let tlir?*e rations, where ictullh is the one tiling needful j obtain wealth by tueli mean*. Let u? continue i an honest, agricultural people. We can never | desire to witne?* in South Carolffhi any pro*|?ect of the scene* which have rc< ently heeo displayed in Kngland, Scotland, and ia the United Suies among the pei.ny|e?* and enslave J Inmate* ol manufacturing prison I.oute.s. We pr?-<cnted la*j week evidence* nf misery in Philade'phia, ami i?i the neighborhood of Baltimore sufflt.ieit to distil? < any man with the moral elects of manufacture*' prematurely forced on? tuffkeient to inovi. the sensibilities of any patriot's heart. Wo linye now | to add another eiample from tho state of Mi'ule Island: i It'agfi.?Some disturbance was cuU.ed at Taim ton this week, by the redaetlori o| wages in one ' of the manufacturing establishment* About siity i female weavers left their employ, and thru; of i the factoeie* were, in consequence, purtiull, >,r ; wholly itop|?ed, and will be double to resnnii I their operation*, till new hand* mc employed j H. /. Amincun \ If the city of New York and hi poor w eie i t'.in I ined with the time care that ha? Iieen Im stowed J ujionthu city ofPhilad* Iphia,no doubtits situation, I at to the circumstance* iticla ieil in toe Philadelphia 1 report, wodld bo equally abhorrent; yt to our ( utter nslonuhmrnl, pninphlot* have been sent to Columbia, addressed to inagisiratei and all gentlemen of intelligence,** r.oiitainin.. a plan f ir promoting common tchoni ttlueihon in Orttrt"' and >aiJ to be adopted by the Greek school com miller, Niw York, .May, Ifiitf We are rejoii ed to And that it is a (irttk committee, tor sure we are, it is a disgrace to any Amrricau committee. It i, sanctioned by the following name* which we pub lisb for the sake of our rendrr> who really arc " g< nth-men of inlelHgenee," to sbow how lihl. common tento llieri sonit-time* i?, among men whote diameter* Hand higb in society. Hon. Allien Oulliilln, (Chairman,; Mr A ilhur Tappm, llev. M. Bruio. t oir See'ry. Mr.K novslet 'I aylor, llecording Sec'ry. Selli I' Staples, >'.%<| Klenjser Loid, ' lie Saml Akerly, Mr Itiehard T llaines. We ore aware ol ?h?i honest meming, the lilie inten'ioti that aetuat??ihe*s ??eiitlemen; we do nut impeach their mo'ivr ?j we have no intention of taking that they have not a rirht to make ducks onl drake* of their dollar*, if Ihey choote to Ho to) but we do Impeach In the present Instance thrtr iin*ltritunHtPgl What' l?o these gentle (ONI know nothing of the practical mnxiin< m r,i?rt) beicins at home/" Are there no |>oor, no tinvdu4Rted children, no misery, no vice, the ..tT rptinf ot gilndlng poverty in New York' Can they t%s( their eye* around them any minute in tlit d?tv' sit bout seeing object* at their awn door* lull HMteoitoui, full as worthy a* the Ofeek*' I* theiVno advantage in giving money where yon Intend it* application, instead of tending H A or^OO miles off' llave the American poor t| that all rompaasion all clmntablf do. to l>e alisorhed by the new fangled HfNtlt Inevolenee1 It i? not unlike the mission * ?*ry ?**n*4 which transports MpcretiMm; idlers to barU,o?. WUads to in.lrm t those who eMoot understand ? .ylUW. I bey ultec. Corruptiotftlml. It passlma. We desire la M| our tl.1. itHrr p?iver?ion ofreald* rilyi this tfraofe nlMppticktk.il ot kind r??li?g%i ?his tawdry kind of gonpuiiut, which mlvimiii much more of vanity than jmirlotlsm, and look* in ?Jttry feature su inuch like the (?aulMoftpring o' oitrniaHon, that it ??y he cadly mistaken for It. Lai us heve m much Auutrlrati charily as you pleasr; when Miltable objccts for it* ei|>enditure are iiliaaittd. tb?>n loc> shroed, n ?t before. At 11 numerous inciting of cltlsena at the ?P FrWi?y evening 11th May 1829 calltd by the Greek School Cqmnilt tec, Professor Johm Griscom L. L. D. was called to the chair and Mr. Kkow lks I aylor, was appointed Secrctu rj\ Alter a statement <>f the view* of the com* mittcc, by its corresponding secretary, in I regard to Education in Greece, and several addresses from otlicr individuals, thelol lowing resolutions were unanimously a dabted. . 1. Mfolved, That the disposition of the I resident and people ot Greece to extend the benefit* of popular education, Inspires the hope that thW Interesting country will becomu enlightened, profperous ami happy, 2. Heaolved, That this meeting approve of tho object of the Greek St hool Com mittee to promote Ivlucatiou In Greece, and now procccd to fifi msh mean* of prose cuting this pl.in by their voluntary contribu tions muliuiliscriptionssand that a committee of mix gentlemen be nominated to rtceive the tiiinr. ? I he contribution > and subscriptions mauc, amounted neatly to one thousand dol lar... ] 3. /tenolved, Thru we recommend to A ino-icii i i,idies, to oiganixc Associations for the support ,?f a Female High School in Greece,?-thus to impart the Messing* enjoy ed by females in this country, to their Gre cian sisters. A. Ketolvcd, That gentlemen in the dif ferent towns throughout our country are hereby requested to aid this cause by early adopting such measures mh shall result in the collection and pavment of monica to the Treasurer of the Committee, in order that 1 eaehcrs may be sent to Grcccc the oitauing autumn. NN e humbly propose to itdd the following additional Hes? lotion* to the above: 3. Netolved, That the People of these United Statcsarcparticularly incited to these acts of foreign charity, inasmuch as there is not one sick, or needy, or uneducated young person to be found, after diligent en quiry, in the whole State of New York, New Jersey, or Pennsylvania, nor, as wt appre hend, in any known part ?.f the United State*. 6. Jiftolvrd, i'lint in the Citivsi.f N. York and Philadelphia particularly, the high wa ges, tin- univcri.il ct.joymcnt of comfort and plenty, the tota? ab'.et.ce of povetty, dis ease, vice and want, especially in the female part of the pooi in the*.* cities, as set forth in a late 1 ?'illadelj'liia, M.iiiimv Carey re port, are su'>j..rts ?.f exceeding gratification to tiie fem ile member? and contributors of this kbcirty, 7. l'i*at, the female members and con tributors are the more disposed to raise a nind tor the establishment of a Female High School in Greece, as it may tend to a more intimate and gratif) ing connexion between the youth of the two countries, greatly to the amelioration olthe population of these Utiiti d States 8. I hat the foinulcs of this society do commit their contributions, with implicit cotifr lence, to the pure anil disinterested persons who may be appointed to expend tlu-same; and having no doubt of the jw-ii denc c and fidelity of such expenditure, tw^jr require no accounts ov vouchers respecting it. 9. lieaolved further. That John Quincy Adams, Henry CI iy and Daniel Wcostcr be tcspec.tfully appointed a committee, and Charles F. Mercer, of Va.Secretary to the same, to apply to Congress and Mr. Dicker son ot New Jersey for 10 millions of dollars of the ** surplus revenue" to be appropriat ed for "the general welfare if these Unit ed States" to the establishment of universi ties in Grcccc, Deaf and dumb Asylums, Light Houses of the skies or the construc tion of Kail roads or Canals, ns shall seem gciod to the aforesaid committee. Ill the Actional Inlrl/tgrnrrr of Mny lOtlt wc find air elaborate at licit- of more than two columns, clothed in n most republican ami economical noise, but courteously pug nacious against some of the diplomatic, ap pointments of the ailrtiinifttration. It is char ged that the removal of (;e?. Harrison and Mr. Harbour was not required by any mnl fi'tiMnce or incompetency on their part {i that the doctrinu of superceding political opponents by the appointment of political j friends in diplomatic missions is unsound and untenable, and that 40,000 dollmsof the pco- I pic's money has thus been extmv agantly and unjustifiably squandered by tltese removal*, in particular. Now suppose it should turnout, in the case of Mr Harbour, that he left this country with the pre-detcrmiiiation to remain nt tlir Hi Wish court but one year?that he thereby , intended to pocket the salary and outfit and j yield but one year's service?who then is li- j able to impeachment for t xtravifcance* if odium is to lie visited upon the President for it violation of thf economical policy to which I he It said to be pledged, by reason of recal ling Mr. Harbour ?o speedily?the Minister it unquestionably equally deters ing of re proach and censure, if he designed to uibjtct the country to the Mine expenee by hisjuwn act. Now wedo not know Mr. Barbour and heard nothing from him, but we did hear one of his neighbour* and personal friends re* mark that Mr. Baibour expressly told him he meant to remain abroad but one year. Of coutea Mr. Harbour could not tell what would bo the reau!t of the Presidential elec tion* but we venture to aisert that he?had essayed too much to affect the issue, to feel astonishment upon the arrival of Mr. Mc Lane. The motive of hit appointment was a bad one. It was for electioneering purpo se#, operating at once upon the pride of Vir ginia, and opening the war department to a thtean of New York, another doubtful, ycf1 important state. It is in vsln to dcr.y that such was really the motive. There is nothing in the history of Mr. FUr honr which prove* his qualification for the highly important trust assigned to him by Mr. Adnms??but on the controly( he is re- j : gnrded, and ever has been, by a large ma- ' [jority of the members of Congress and of' j those who best know him, as an inferior man. No man in Americri has any evidence of hie ' diplomatic ability, or extraordinary talents, j As to the/tower of the President to create vacancies by rrinovut it is n question too idle to be discussed. I? has been raised by some nothcrn print us a weak and desperate effort to keep up the fire upon the present administration by the captious anil fallrn partisans of the last. I.KtML DUCIHION8. COURT. OK AfPKAI.S. Monday, 18Ih May. 1820. Jt.liiitoa J. delivered tlio opinion ol llie Court ill tin' following r.H>rf. Voik. The ct ort, of Sol. IliU va. Andrew 11111;' tllOtlOII (I'tilled , W. H. bequeathed certain negroe. to hit ion 9 II. Ninl made him and It. C. lit* tieciitom. In nr. | action . run ill by the c?'iifk?f 8 II. lie htivinc i died in po,,en,.oi I.l tlir III fcrnfo agailitt (hi* Hell. : who coi\yerli)d litem l<> In* own um<, K (J. Hit- co- ; executor of p|ir? (ektutor, it a c?iu|K?w-iit witnett lor lit*' |.U!?. When h tiil>?rri'iitii; wllnr?t (o a lot! dead It alive anil within tin- jnrivlictiou <>' the ?**.??? I, proof ol itt CQlilef.ft liy a \\ itn??? wlui h.td tr? n III** dert I 4iid jiiil^ct! iif lit ^imiiiK'lird fintll hit knowledge of ilit: li >iiil \ rihimcl iliu party nod I In* tiitnt*t?c?, it not iiiffir.iiMii; O.id tiihttrihing wilncit musl lot prodti, ed. Fan field Ann t? upliill vt. Ilenry Uhcll; (notion SMIlli'll. [.mi- po??rM himmlf nf tlm fundi of an infant, rid invo?t 'In-in in the purchase of a negro, it cm resulting Iri|?l, and wlicn <d foil agK, the infant may elect whether the will lake ilia nepro ??r claim the lund; unld mi eloMtwi ?? made ami the tmi(l *ni rendered, llif trustee may maintain trover i.'?in?l Ho) Ci-itiifil'l'' Irutl lur llitt conversion of il.e negro 'I'll - di'tliiraOont of tlie triolet; ihtt rlie tii'pro lieh.n^ed iollic rrrtm liuit, is not .>) iIm Itsulti cicnt evidence of llie inrrt-ndcr of Ilie trU'l. Monday, 2-V/i .Iftiy, l?2l? L*iii<in. Cuarlcj O Ned vs. Joint l.u k; us.lion g ranl?*d. If a di-ft. ;:aj? money |o llm thciift'on an ctlt'on lodged ill In? ollipe, and Iteg'M'toul oli.lht e willionl entering tulitlacimn; llm deft. ii ditt hurl ed and pltT. must M-toil |o tin- limit!. I.aurrn-t Snow <>? 'Iodd adi. I'raiher; motion prattled. If, in llm execution of a warrant of ditlresa, the haililT i.tkit llie poult of n ?trauKrr, nod llm Iniid | lord rco ive e.nd mil tlii'in, he it liable in n joint | action agpinM tin in for the v it III* of tlm unodtandj i I lie iii jury inr.idi'iit to llm Ion of tlmin; Mil tm i* J not au>Meralilr for an intuit offered to llm iverton of llm t. i iter and oilier ninlttirt o| aggravation nt tending tin- manner id taking Anatcrnivt vur j diet founded on mcli evidence w*? set aside. I.auren*. Jolin Hamil'ou ml?. Vol. Ilnrdin; mo tion refuted. V A dave natt'l acquire title to property; hut if he he |Mi?i??*cd of a hor?n and with the content of hi* owner Inutile r nod deliver him lo another, that otlmr may niaintwin tiovcr i'Vi<ii ac*iut| the tnhte 'fluent (iwtivr ol llm ?l.>%>', who ronverti him to hi> own u?e. Suiei?on. Kt'uu Sloan v?. A. M.tyton; nudion refuted. Tlio verdict i,f a jury i.i eonclunivn a? to the (aclt when lliere it ttny dnlihl a* to the evid> lice Newl?eiiy. John Watkint v*. John I.. Harmon; i motion kt'tilled. When a direct |iavmrnt Inn heen maile t.? tln< nlflT'i. a>:?nt on account of the note ?im?.I, the ?l* lendant it not hound to give notice of it hy way of diiroiiut; thai i? ueceititry only vvUimthe deft, in teniUloaet off a deinaioi in le|i<indont ol and un connected with the <:au#c ol action. Newlieiry. Win. Kp|u vt. Cleo. Clarli; motion J ' re fine" I. The rilff ik't tared in tlehl on homl fur g/Uh) to ha p tlu " ? ll? ll thereunto nflerw^rtlt reipietled.'' | He olTeied in i.vitlem e * homl inadi* hy the drft, > ( \\ lieiehy h" ai'.know h tl^ed huntell to ho hi Id and i ! (irmly bound l?. the pllf. "in the panal turn ol ?ri(M) I ! sfotnl and lawful money. 'I hnt ??, that lie i* to ' | tee that Doctor A i? paid a cutiim tuni that II. , K. II W't owing t.inl j Held, that the evidence did not tupport the count, and that a no ii toil on that ground win pro perly ordered. , Vdftefield. Bland ntlinr lllaml vt. I' II. Mentu; Y motion re(u?ed. An adtrtinittralion vc?tt in tlm adrninittrntor only tu<;li of ill" property of the ttti*?fitte at wat within the jurl?dielion of llm ordinary at tlm death I of the Inletlate. An adiniliittrator here can't .hen fore maintain ' trov*r here, for a nejtro converteil hy the defenil | ant in the life lime id the inletlate, in the Stale of Oenr^lA, and which liai never since lurn within die tlale. ^"d<efieM. Wm. Ibdini? adt It Hardy it al. mo lion refuted An interest in remaimlet, ilependant on the dentil of llm flrtl taker, under ago and ?v ilhout < hddreu it not ?ucli iolerrit at will diiqualily the remaindef man front *ivin< evldenci* in a ?iot hroiifhl hy tlm tr#?lce acamtt a ?trutikjer lo recov erihe pro|>crty To lenilrra wilnrat inrompetent, llm intercit mutt Im certain, not continj-enl. Mr Juttice C'.?|.vh k delivered th? opinion of llm conrt In llm follo>t in? ???. Kdftefleld K C?. Iltatol v?. Miner Whttly and John Pre?l?yj motion refuted. Trovrr A pofMittion of |A or tfO yeart, adveita to tho claim of I'm plnli liff, will yive ao ab?olute right, avtR although I ha tl.TenU^nt wu inform*'! ?I the lima Of iih purchase (which wa? at mi ad tainUlislot'* Mir,) Ihat tbew mm ?o?ne Halm to lira property,aud (bat b? would probably buy a low mil. , Uolou. A*kaw U Bailey v*. Klitdred Bubo; no Y lion gianted. A Mtwralo and jndejrandent parol contract may Ixi aat u|v founded on ? good coMldemtlon, tlio contrary lit a written Bgrer meat between lira i?m? part let, in relation to Im vhiuii ?ul j?cl. Bui llm doct::?? cannot be applied tu Ibli eat*, be cauir tha janoi agreement tu cstend the iloia of payment watmarfv (aattalrd l?y tbo defendant him* Mrlf lu hi* |ilea) on tbo vary day of tbo data of Ilia flaonni. Iraao \V. Cooper v*. David Cooper; motion reluM-il. The f n.ntor of a I rati of land I* not a eompi tent wit net* to cttablith one of tbo lines ol Hut Imid, In a contest between two, ou? uf whom claim* through bin. Edgefield. Morri? P. Ilollowny v?. Jobn Hollo, way; motion refuted. An rtjiicM warranty of tbo title* of a mgro dues not exclude tb? implied wairantv oflbe law oatu the *0011*1111-** of the *lav?i. Decided in r.on^ fortuity with the sair of S|w?rs and Well*,-f M'Coril, May term, IHJI. Edgefield. Jobn Paydnger vs.Ocoi gu Shutnperd; mtftixp refund. Plaintiff \vm an eseeallon rredilor of one Smith ?hi* e*ecution wa* ojierative?Smith cave the defendant a bale ot cotton lo |w?y a debt due to him, which wai told by defendant who kept the. money. Action commenced lo recover back Ihit money?nonsuit ordered by tha pr?->idinf judge ?judvmciit Afllrbird. Edgcfiehl. Charles Bussy atlmr. ads. Lewis yr Cum*. Motion refused. 9 Benjamin Hightower. by his will, gave to his three children Lewis Benjamin, ami Harriet, certain iKgroea, fee. mid then says " it in my will and desire that if either of my children, Harriet. Lewis, or Benjamin, die without lawful issue of their own body, the property willed to tliein ahull go to the others that may have such Issue.". Held that the limitation over was too remote, and consequently void. Lewis Hightowcr had mortgaged ont of the negroes to piauitill', who hud the negro in his possession at the time of the death of Lewis, which he gave up to Benjamin on his parol promise to pay $4^0, the sum due to plaint iff. Negro w as ufttrwards sold by creditors of benjamin. Held tha* the pro mise is obligatory on Lewis, and is not within the statute of frauds. In Equity. York. Aaron Watson vs. Charles W. Hen ry. Motion refused. I Hill filed to ctiforce a patrol trust. De fendant denies the trust, mid his oath not contradicted, except as to two feather beds ; of little value. Hill dismissed by the prc I sidim; chancellor. Decree affirmed. Courts should not encourage litigation for such tri- i Acs. If the trust wa? mude, it was in fraud j of creditors, and though there may be eases in which a court would relieve a man (who was himself endeavoring to rhent others) from the elfin ot a fraud practiced on him by his coadjutor, yet they will not lie astute to do so in any case. Opinions of tl? court delivered by Mr. Justice Nott : Lancaster. William Ransom vs. J.H. Pi itch ard. Motion granted. A merchant is permitted to prove the en try in his hooks and the delivery of the goods by bis own oath, but not to prove any collat eral matter, as, that the deteiwtani authoris ed him to charge him with goods delivered lo another. ExpaiW*, Isaiah Staples. Motion refused. For all services by any of the officers of couri rendered before the net of 1827, the clerk must tax the costs according to the provisions of the former laws; but for nil since that time, according to the provisions of that art. Abbeville. B. Hill vs. J. Dale, trespass to j try titles. Motion granted. The plaintiff purchased the land at sheriff's 1 sale, at which his son, a deputy sheriff, was the crier : held, that although the father. and son, both, had declared that the father | purchased for the son, it did not preclude the son from being a witness to explain the transaction. Abbeville. J >. Kic';ey et. al. v?. Val. Young. ^ Motion refused. Where land li.id been sold by the sheriff, and a bond taken for the purchase muicy. payable to himself, in his <>f\>ei-tl character, assumpsit will not lie. The action must be brought on the Ixmd. i Newberr). Petev Moon et al vs the exu. of /" Bets. Motion granted. V* here an action is barred iu the lifetime of the testator, the cxr. c.nnuot revive it, by a subsequent promise. Hut where it is a subsisting debt, at the time of the death, he ifexy revive it by a promise, even after the bar is complete, becuusc lie alone must know whether it has been pnid. Chester. John Pea ads. James Wart. Mo ' tion refused. A distributee of an estate cannot be a wit- | ness to increase the estate, even though it is thought to be insolvent. It may be other- 1 wiser wiicn insolvency is clearly ascertained. Ik Kquity. Chester. Willi.iin Wallace ct ux vn. Wil liam Boyd, ct ul. Decree reformed. When an exr. holds a bond of hi* testator, he must npplv the fund* as they come into hi* hands in diHchargc of it, and can charge I interest only on the balance. It the funds in ? hit hands overpay the hnnd, he must pay ] interest on the hulance only. A defendant in Kquity c annot he a witncn* to diminish the amount in hi* hands ; hut if the effect of lm testimony i? doubtful, and no objection in m idv before the chancellor, this eourt will not suiter the objection to prevail here, SOUTH "CAROLINA. Abbeville District. rpoi.l.KI) li?|iif? mo on the 2H<li of Mnnli, .1. IH29, Itjr ThiM. \V*ir, n ftorrel ll<<rs?-i Mar In i>b forehmd, aboot nif y, ?r old, wllli no olh. r liniliruUr ninrki or hmoils \pj>t? i-<?<! nt Ave rftillnn. Kl'tl It AIM DAVIS, J |> Mny M ;i WASHINGTON HOTEL. iKKHON.S IndtHnd to James L. .Mortis are iv forwarned not to pay their accounts, ashy him directed, In" Jcss?> l>eitt, in Columbia," or *r.y other other person, Morris L Bti)?.'? ihall liNve settled their aceoniils. i iiomas MUfcoa >l*y ?9. W 4 P NEW HOOKS DSCKIVKP IV , , E. W. fc A. a. JOHNSTON. \rKHNONS Htiwrt#, i.fdt* HJH?H LUIlHult, K Godwin ? ItiUory of lb* CorautoiiHmlili uf K?< UhJ, l)irk'? PliilMofky ?f a fttHra State, . , CU|n?ri too'* Mccuiid eftpcdiiluu into the in!trk?r ^ Africa, . Irviiu'a Cb??iM?t of Grenada, Ha<*r'? Travel* in India, llurinV Modern HUlory, ? Ainotl'a l'liy?lc?, Uuuua|*arte a Ornithology, 3d vol. Lil?mry lUmitiu* of tlaury Nc?U, Hnirliixlon'i ttkulcliri, K'lrei^n Quarterly litvion', No. 4, Foreign Kaviow ?ud Online nuU Mt*c< llany, Wo?lmln?ter R**vi*w, No. IV, American Medical Journal No. 7, The Castiiiaii, VciikihUy iu Ireland, bhinn'a extraordinary Military Caret r. Annr Klwtt and olht r l'ocnu, Tlra Cartninaro, Tale* ot' I'anivn. ,. May Ct>. 2J 3 St. Patrick** Benevolent Society. AIUIUUIjAR inretin* <>t the Rorlety Mill Ov h.iKl at Mr. Bwk#l'? Hotel, on Tuatday ? vr iiiug n??t, Slid Jun*, <?( 8 o'clock P. M jtrr ciM-ly. McinWia in art oar* for Ibe hat ><nr ant rr<|iiL-*lrd l<* ?:oinn forwurd and abrw initio wltv il,. ii nanaa ahouM not l?e thicken from the li?t of inewltf-r*. By order of the Sncl^ly. ? WM. 0.feiKELK,8rc rv My 20. il I . AUCTION , ^ AKU musxinss. TtesrrSJ., IrWMoi) |o ||,?ir Nn> ,. *,,ic" ""7 1,0 Hi fciuj of K-w.d, tr,,i lw I|,em-(r? ""?J'*- "I?y elMwhere and tt<u* ib*info. .?f i or '.I tk?y .,11 P"w on all or any kind "r ? , ! ko ""wtneei. Jnun iiit) experience they have of it '?'** s hope to iiIi nm (kOM llial ? ?. /? ' ? ??'w wleul Ko?d" y f"V4'r ,,,r,u "Irl, ?ol,l They \ " ft " lilrd ' " 7/" \? ,h""? '? ol the ttill? ?" ',UC'"1 U> ?? ' '"Inmlila, 2y A: SO/.O.MON. - ? ?? * *?> Si notick. .4 CiRPK.NTKIt \V IN ri*ft r ".lion who ?;' \\"( 'lU-lifi. iio?*;itr OATTeu., ^Silnilfi?;il?, ftlny ??>. Al TnOI'i'A K* ?AUD. ernool \'ii <>7m? ii *i l.f?v Liv CT'"' Mrnudk, h void Mrnl mid L. .? .1 . ?'*' Newberry H. ,\|ny |"isJ?'UAK1 ?jCo FIN AL NOTICE: T'!?. ^??ro?.? in clow IU 1?* K,v,:z. aZi ^r^td'eZ!': nJ",5r conn of ?aidestahll*hiui i?,h"r by Lr ?.,T? " account,ha, unlet, they dl^r*/u"? ..Se ,n MaySU. D E SVVEKNY. r a I O Jmtruinenlul Music, " R, no ii.lrodiKlKM) lo the Colnprili t . |?r?nci|.l?'et ?mf?racif?K Uiirty itvo vn nniw instrument* of mu?in. ?i?. . V t Trumpet, Tuiin,*? Marine, H-.ilhny, Or.nU K: for Aftl?nii \oce,) Serjient, Oerman Flute Cu> I?,'" Utile,'Addition*! Key'd Flute Klne'eidl* Hulc, F Argotio. Harmon, Piano Forte ySflhi? \ jell* llurdy. Violator j??0r Fiddl*.) CyoUll"' ?? VWolot. Cire,,d tLu?,? ? ? 7 } f rencli Horn, Kaw do IU?^?rdo rromlH-ne. I. Clarinet, Coonlry Hu.|P Kent or ?:tk7* Gutlw, Or Jen l.ijir, I undciiii or bhfrwrd'i p?y. v: n it? ? n,H, Viol?to ol.tMnff.hVo^^d^Lr^l^ :,r Ivirl'm'" 11 ,r,"n,lfic ??m|?reheiMlre naiiner* .J '. 'k y ? ^rr,rw? ?''?? fl^eoum; of 16 |*o|tnlnr flin, in one tnonlli. (>n noy ?olo Inttr!. ment, Mild will iiMure, to eny ultenlive tear til! or lo any who have no e/ir for mu?ir and urhn* ' effortt have In ru ineffrctiml it, .n?' ot no comfMT,.?aloi. Will Ih, .eouhe.l h . L "ISS'""""1' *? '"">???''I Anuh/m, inipre <eil for further iinprnrement ?rarranted ln,tru?.enl?. for ?M|r |,y ' wi,h J. H. HOFFMAN, ft .. .. w "w?V? I lie State Hoot. f oluinl'irt. Mnyitt, l;i29. tfl.li trrt""' nrn if edit nny |ier?on ?n n>y ar.coitM unli>< ?Itofhev Wf,ll>" ?rdl'r ^ mV,(vr m>- rr"Pr( ' 28 U Spring ami Summer Pt,?him>?7 iVi Vr! { > rr %y',nl"r,f"l-r inlormi hCr 17A frieiH 1. and the pot,lie in ml, that ,t,e '??. juMI returned from C i,.rle,ton. uhe,? ,|,P ?? ? elerted ? haitd?ouie a?v>rtiiient ot Spring ,.n,| dimmer fathio<?. Shi- |)M. nN? hroi.^t wl , cIk.!'. ?'"? DHKhS MA KIMI I'lK iire, fately from New V?,|, , ? for Mr. ii "u'.c'"},ln, ['"' ?h" '"innni ot i* ?i / \*r Mn ,""'Siv?? ?lie?o t gen-ral latifCartlnn. ( idnmhia, Mi?y W, IBJW. 2?l A '??' f iiidthled "t7 lame* J. jjj?& i * f ither by noiei, arrountt, or othmviM, ar.' her*, by noli fled f?r the tan linv. to rail and ,.v i, '"TTTifo J',** ht Co|,,?^; otheiuifc, Hrvitlllbr. felt with an altorney |,,r e? lleei|?? mi ?uii. j * MnnniA Columbia May IIW!., IC59. ?0 ai