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POETRY ?ST Honff,/rum ticioe't AhlC ^ dutu of Literature. Lov? U a pfrtlto ftvjuW, HegoVby '|UJikM, SlfoilalnU with hop?? And hritben'd by dcjt(?. L?va b? prriti* tyrant. By nur all't <-;iou* nrracd, 7tk%9 them ww?y, mow# live*thii dny, Tbc rowaid boy Itulltliirated. row l? n prettio idol, Opinion did rirvlt*feint j 4pifc4 Jilt votarie* arm ?limtti kixI liff? Tho robe* that do ditgitk* hltn *.ovo U a prettio jmim* r it And couuterfritctb |*u?i??n ; 1H? ilmdoWd lice make faniick ti/r. To Ml bolioi* iu tohion. k V If-'vo a ? pretti? p*dier, \Ylft>?0 uaokr is transit nitlt k.imwi", With dMK>t*i ?'?? t**f??i with tigli*, m ill* teurej, Home ioy*; l?ut tln'so h? buriuwo. L??*c ij n prut tie nothing Vet what n a'Joile il keeps >tb lh <u?)tiid eyc? of Ivkloiuir*, k'ut ii?> one ever fle?|ws. TKioiu Cunil?rhind'? Meinour] . matt am, yL C V A CIOll-ITI.il M ill. Tart* nt old >tid Argil* mix* D'M'mi'C lie bad an hundred *y?i, Jiut iiirv tanrr praise to him in d?e jiui iiirv wore prune lo nun is one Who look* oh hundred woye with two. KIMUUAMME. Inter.?? ? a tie imitoti licJru. Ii cm iff"* portc? a cut ontre 1.' etpuir, i' iufuniie et li inoit, < ' est pur la piemicrc <|u'ou ?'ntrc, c.-t par le< dciuautrei qu'un ?ort. Inscription f-r Gaming Hotter. Three niiipl" dour* tlii.? tnmuloi) hath, 'i'iieir nauiet?hope,infhiny, nnd death; Tlio flnt n/oiu for i-iitranre made, The othersnrc tcr thoit?irha'replnyft .Vitlioillf (iazrttt. TV K IFF. (fc'ium the llu?ton Cmiiuicrlal ] CONSUMPTION. 1 ani now to shew that the natural Mute pruducts and increases consumption, and with it demand and supply; and here it may lie premised, that consumption arises not (nun the wants, hut /;rinci/iat/ij from tlio wishes of mankind?the former are few am! easily satisfied, the latter are ma ny and insatiable. hi relation to the mere want* of man, evey s<<ci( ty is indepen I'.-nt of every other society, 9 s every heal thy individual who should restrict hiniMdf lu'the mere requirements of tho simplest diet and cheapest lodging, would Iki inde pendent of i vt ry other individual. Hut then it is rjuito as natural for man to have wishes ax to liavo wants, and to regulate himself as much hy tho one ashy the other. It is a* natural for tie1 savage to desis.* to the bcn>'s rr toys of tin' Kuropean, a* it is toeat, drink or sleep; and to "ratify his wi-dui : 1 v. ill, in all states of ?ocii-t \ , ?v;ij:i.'t t > m< r. l*ihwr auJpvaterpiivations he will t" satisfy the m? ro v. ant* of "i.Uur. . Ili< ardent defciic is t ? e\e|;angr the K'jod 1.'- h*> t, which has l?.?t its merit in his eyes b\ j.,?s.sos.si'in, fur tho {food lie has v?t, w he li hi ing unp-'ssessed. is to him in Jiiiit'-iy i.h sirahl". Mi lico ii is, that "far r {? !i" d a:i l d-^r I'-iuyiit," has passed into a pruverb, to Mgnify lie- estimation in which rar^ articles. whi-h the possessors v. ill not evhan.;.- for what appears to lie a fair equivalent. arennive rsally held. Wo thus find that trade; and with it consump tion, is founded more on the wishes than the real wants of mankind, and that tin* vih'.iesof nu n being hounded only hy t/uir titratm?if the means are increased, tile con sumption, or what is the same thine, the oxchangc of commodities for commodities, or commodities for labor, is nls?> increased. In other words, the individual will consume il- cording to hi* mrunt; if these are ample, he will consume freely?Ifthey are limited his * msumption will be proportionality so. It is plain, therefore, that it is for the inter est not only of professed sellers, such as merchants, tniders, mechanics, niannfac turers, itc. I ut n|s.? cf <vca*ional scllri*. such as the farmer, ivhn di?po.?< s annually of Ins crop -that th>? >/uani rf the count ;tttr tfrtUlii br oh r::t',!r a* /..i/V>.V ? tlie more tihun l.iot th.? means of the consumer ?'.?> i;reat.T will he irs consumption. The high -r prut ismns are, therefor'-, in a coun try, the more can bo and is consumed by ?he persons w ho supply tlieui, viz,?the f irm r.. fn proof of thin, every intelligent M'-rchanl. M-m abroad, especially Holland :>rj<l tirinanv, ha<*tited it as an acknow ledged maMiti of tr.< ly in those countries, that wh' it zrain is;.! a high price, there is an evi.Jfi.' ill ? hoth ill the price and in '!i" e tisumptioii of eollce, sugar, tobacco, j &,c. ?! it when (Train isnt a low price the re % .'fe is ol?-? rTahh-. Ihit grain and other' agricultural production* cauuo* but he ataj low price iii.oiitin. il solely to the home, market, which though M tv much greater in all countries, than the i reign market, yet, from the utter itnp-issihilitv of adi'ist- , n>H Mipply to duinand ia more oU?-n, i>;?> :i'uioi>l ,?lvc?vs, over sii|>|>lt?><1. Foreign ti-> in:li.s|K<iiM;il>i v mH.*t'??nry to takn off fHim Kur|ihv>, V.hich Huh Ihtoiiim ko much < a<ltl?rl to tin: ireu-r.il st#.ck ?fr'nr, :*? li:iK I'immj hofnrc illustrated in tlx- cii*r> of cotton {C'xxlx, ?" in n-jf.ird to Hour, if an ?*\ ccm over the con?uniption nfhalfa million nf barret* ahnuld Iw ilirown on tin- home market the whole ten milliMi* of !?;? rr?*l*?. which we may suppose to the quantity consumed at home, i.w reduced in value to :'?? ifntat, rhaps great< r degree, than the valuen(:/ir :vfiolr crcc**; ami w i?'i tin ? re duction in value, the means of tie- wheat grower# Would l>n proportional'!;. reduced, j'hn c!u?* of consumers certainly <*?>u|<t not v;r.thl\ their wishes t??????irr**-.?* an extent, if >;id|ifiru offlnur w?i <&."? per l arrcl, a* if it WM ?)'? |>??r barrel. Hut wh ? prohibit* its fiportcdl I an?wur the urti/ltvil i.:atr, which ffept in to prohibit the impor t .tioncl foffiifrn Brtlrlw taketi'in exchange. Without th" nxehance of production for production, there can l>e no trade. A pro liihitinn to Import, is therefore in fact * pro hihitinti of exportation. It in often alleged that w? have no foreign market. Thl* Ml partly trim; hut it to not Ih wii*' foreigner* iiro not <l?Mrou?i of iw*wc*?iif?g themxdvea of our mirnlu* pvridncn--hut dentine we will nott*?iotliH<mlv payment, vi*.?their own production*. which they can make. livery merchant know* that tlto reaaon \?hy foreigner* cannot take otir mirpluH produce, k hecau?e wc will nottako their*. HaknnWa, and *o doe* everjf mart nf com mon H-nw, that the equatorial and tropical ? Uinaten do not now, rnoro than a century flnca, produce wheat, nor mine cattle, nor --.life fl?n, pot MteufVtiire *oap and^aMW and beer, and iho thousand *>i cc torts of i] northern climes. The ?ame Divine Provi-, dcuoo, which adapted their j*rpduciiajw to their climates ccnturit* agv, o\jf pro duction. to our climatoa, ??<?? subjects us all to what lit exiled tho lawa of naturv. Iltii wi?doin, which Ihu* laid tho foundation of a friendly and hcnciki.il intercouiae be tween men of different climes, yet contin ue* to dinieuy itself us it ha* over doue. To follow indications tu? plainly poihted out to . Un, in tho naiurul ttaie of u?an 'in nociety. I The counteraction of thin, in tho artificial | alatr. It in tho wi*dom of man opposed to tho wisdom of C?od. Tho prosperity of Undo therefore is inti mately and inseparably connects I with the prosperity of tho cousuraer*, and their proti|M>rity s?r*in aitli the greatest (he* doni of trad* ooth at homo and abroad. The runsnmer must bo in a situation to obtain the greatest pooaible valuo of the pro duetivo industry -of others, for -the least IKiMiihlc value of his own productive indun try?in order to which, he requirsa to have the foreign market open to him aa well a* the homo market, tat us take forWRanr;* fishermen, as one of the claan of consumers. When outraged in hU occupation ho natu rally take* (.11 the fifth ho can get. llo can neither foipwe, norcau any human sagaci ty enable him to do no, whether the whole quantity which may ho caught by him and his companions, in greater or lens Uian is required for the homo market; fend this is oil tho MU|>|H*ition that lie had heretofore been restricted to tho home market only.) But if he taken more than the home market requires, (as ha* alway* been done by this claw*, depouding on tho foreign demand,) having no relief in the foreign lucrket, the turplus in in reality kwt to libit?and hiN means as a consumer are takon away, or very much diminished. In order to con sume freeely, be require* not only to gain enough to replace the capital employed, witli the interest or profit* on tho imiuo, but also a sum, which, in general, shall lie more than the usual wage* of labor, in or der to remunerate liiin lor tho risk be has run. If lie obtains this result, having the means so to do, ho w ill consume freely. If be fails to obtain this, and on t ho other band lone* the usual wages of labor, be has not j means to consume even to the extent he at first consumed; and thus, genemlcon I sumption is IcNtetiud in a twofold ratio. 1st -By an actually diminished individual | consumption. 2d?By the amount which an increased value for the produccof his in dustry, would, under a diflerent state of things, have enabled him tocoiinumo. For example?the price of (Jnuid Bank lisli, which for u great number of yearn, at this ftca*ouof the year, ha* been from ?'2j nit per quintal, being now only al>out$'Ji, the real ability of the fisherman to consume is reduced one tilth, and perhaps his actual consumption another filth?whereas, was ho permitted to exchange his fish in the Went Indies for moluHxeK, subject to a duty of two or three cent* per gallon?for cotfee, paying two or three cent* duty per pouud ?lor sugar, paying one or two cents duty per pound?it is almost certain that the price of bis li*h would be augmented 5W per cent, and increased consumption would inevitably follow bis increased means. Il .ii> then, (hat by ii??^ the i fisherman lii> natural righ <>f exchanging the produce til lii.x industry. not only in the hume, but also in tho foreign market, ac l cording to his judgment, ami the samo ill J regard ti? tin; larim r, :-.rti/..iri, manufactu rer, as well as tho other ???t*n pat ions of s?i jciety, a state of things*. \\ liirh is in tact the ' nation/ as has beoti hi'lore referred to, will be pri'MMili d tn us. The nnuna oj ? tf.r c>u*umcr which, alter all, is tin- prilici j pal if not tin* snli; basis of consumption, be ? ing thus augmented, general consumption I will at once be augment* d als-.?. Augmen ted consumption deman I* further suppl) , | till mipply ami demand act and react on i each other to an almost indefinite extent. I Human passions and IrailticH indeed will ! forever prevent the extended application of the "natural state," yet are not tlio prin ? pit's lesH true, nor the conHCiiunnce* less | nenelie'al to those who do adopt them. ? It appears then, that it is the meant of the I consumer that produces and increases con | sumption, and with it demand and supply; and that the more ample are the means of ' the consumer, the greater the consumption; llhat to augment these means tothc treat ies! possible extent, he wants the comp' ti | lion of tlie foreign market as well as that nf the home market; that if his own gov ernment does not r> strict him, hy virtually enro ling that be shall not take payment | for what he sells to the foreigners; ho will avail himself of tlio foreign competition; ; lawfully, if ho can?if not, hy smuggling; i which, though as between a man and his conscience, is coniemptihlo?atid derogatory fro,ii his own sell'-respect; as hut tt orn "a government, whose "tyrant laws" r^'rain man Iroin his just rights, and the smuggler, ? it is hut an effort on his part to regain, by c inning, what he has h?st by fop'e. In point offae.t, under tlio arUfirialttntc, in its greatest extent, the smuggler essentially serves the interest of the public, and adils to tho rev enuc t?f 11??? proph* tlio' he suhstracts from that of the (?o\ ernuient. Hence is it that in all hlff/ih/ ttvUizrtl states, the gov emments, tho' punishing with disprop'-r tionate severity, even to utter ruin, the; violators of their own revenue laws. ?l t ;way* encourage tlio violator* of Urn n> i venue laws of their neighbor*. When tever smugxhn'x or illicit trade prevail* J to any great extent, it limy l?e In id down ; ax :i maxim, lliat the law* arc injudi cious or unjust. and not adapted to the Mate of tlio society . which is regulated by : tlicin. Tin) rnvciiuo laws ol tlio United States were rarely viidsitr.il fri?m 17IKI to ISOtl; when they wore, the violator* were I considered almost a* criminals. No high l minded man would In* concerned in viola lating the revenuolnwa of a foreign roun ? try, mora than ho would those of his own ( ?hcenumi in both ease* Ium *c|f-roM*wt must hit wounded. Hut there aro tliointind* who would now Imj collet roed in Miim/gliug intoHpain. Portugal, the Canary and Wiw tern inland*, ami West Indies, not only (air cotton goods, which it is naid arc well :i da pled to those markets, hut all other pro duction* of str-mimlic industry, without ta king into view tlio lofty principle of iwdf respeet; thinking, perlni|>s, that they arr> doing good to tlio*o who are restrained hy fiotiUvr fato, from dointf what tliev have a Mora/ right to do. Knell certainly do serve Hit interest of the p<?ople, wltieh in morn countries than one, is arbitrarily mailt ti conflict with the iriteroata of the government. homo few theip arc under S?v?rnment* however arbitrary orde*|>otic, at rare not, either at homo or abroad, to (to evil, that good inayoumo.?Th* other Morn nutneroua ctaaa, ?Mtd in one way or the other, very aoon tale mcaanrea to in rreaae their own mean* a* consumer*, by , nhipmenta abroad?even of the prohibited :vrth le?; while of the cl-?*a of article* no* prohil [he i) <rora_ the natui^at !{o(e, bo exchanged for the ??r th u? tmKmffilia# pdwmya d?"?' produce tiihi Infrvuo conaumption, ?uo not by any neceiwary want </th5 con?u mor, hut simply by hia J uhuul cam* w hlf ttM,,- _ *< no aualogy Kill liokl between tliq atatv oC a ivHintry under one ?y?tcm of legUlation, ot one period, an ita state atanother period ! under a. dUfcrent system. The government I can do * good deal to force the consumer* to submit to certain privation*, (which af ter all oro lutnlly felt by the jreat t*a**?) but.tfiky have no powerio forco tbego* l to consume; here, their power itopa. consumption of this.country might be reduced to ono half, nat ohe.quarterol what it in now?of tea, coffee, sugar, mobme*. spirits, wlnos, fruits, dry goods rot ton and woolkm manufactures,hat*, shoes, he. without affecting the physical comforts of the agriculturists at all?though it vould materially affect their pecuniary hi tuition; but to tho merchants, Heainen, flshentten, ai ti/.ans, and manufacturers, such diminish ed coimnnption would be abeoluto rub) So also the consumption of the country might bo doubled or quadrupled, with very llttlo addition to tho physical comforts of tho far mer* and great moss of consumer*; but with a material benefit to their pecunia ry condition?aa well an to that of mer chants, seamen, fishermen, arti/am and manufacturers. . Prom what has In-on aaid then, it may appear that consumption in regulated not I by the wnnta of mankind, which are few 1 and easily satisfied, hpt by their withe*. That these wishes, like ail other human wlsliea and desires, am regulated by cir cumstances?? that ttvo leading circumstance which controulx consumption, is the nuant of tho consumer; ifhis meann arc amfile, ho will consume amply?ifhis meant arc llm ? j itrd, his consumption willbe limited. Hut iiis means can only arise from the ability to exchange the produce of his labor and in dustry, in the readiest way ami at tin* high est possible price, for tho produce of the la bor end industry of others, in the easiest way and at the lowest possible price.?In order to this, Ik?U? domestic and foreign romjtctition must bo left open to him. fnit it foreign competition is taken away, he can neither obtain so great meann, nor so rradilv, as he could ifthi* was left open to him. If be hns limited meana, his consump tion will be limited?ifhe has no means, lie will consume little or nothing, which can benefit a trading community. Now mas ter manufacturers are a part of tho trading community?like them, they mttti sell their stock. To Ibis class, therefore, it is equally important as to merchants an.I tra ders, that their customers, ie. the consu mers. should be prosjiorous instead oflieim; uuprosperous?and that their customers should be many instead of few. In fine, the natnrul utate nf thing* is quite as bene fieial to the manufacturer, and a return to it, quite as desirable, as to all other clause* "? *j ot t( ie community. [I'rom tin' B???t?n ''oiiiu;orrwl tinxctte ] SYMPTOMS OF SANITY! Tlu< worth) Mr. Niles?Hc/.ekiun, I be lieve is the christian part of bin name, (<f ' any thin^ christian <.an appertain to a man I ufiiUitrcr of tarilTj)?in one of his lute He I jjistcrs, pom s out hit ?? viuU rf wfnth" up on your Journal and the opponents of tin l ?? American System," in terms wry suita i hie tor him to use, but which cannot bean i swered without descending to language . which ought nut tu luul a place m any rc? I portable p?p? r. To compensate, however, for hi* lost of temper, I am glad to be able to announce to the public, thin he ha* found hi* reaaoii!!! I know how difficult it will be to make those who have read his Register for Home years, believe in such it intrude, but here in the evidence, "We do not (rpioth this member of the IlarrUburg Convention) wish to he under stood as being patticolaily anxious about the Tariff of 18.8'! Our reader* will tes tify that we reprobated that ill-digested, if not wickedly destined bill; lint we rcfei to | ?bt principle of the system, nnd the policy | of our government, from its first establish i incut until the present tune m protecting |the national industry." What can be the matter with this vene rable champion of exclusion .md monopoly, whose if uses have been a "wool-gathering" fot ten ye ars p ut, and who down to this time, has been considered, and justly sons the most able vtid steadfast friend ot the "American System?" Have the maiiufaeturor*?I mean the iputrh r and hall million men, for whose benefit the ' prohibitory system" was estab lished?lost their rahli as well an their spir its *>r are they so mean as to leave unre warded the exertions of their ablest advo cate! Th" aet of 1S2S bus lieen railed a hill of altoiiiiualion* by "ourown Webster," ifl mistake not ami still harder names by twine of the wicked auti tarift party but it was reserved for this now convert, to pronounce a measure, got up bv the concentrated wis dom of the 11 :? rr i - hi i r *4 ton vent ion, of V hieh Mr Kvrp'tt and rniili> other vihuI iu?<l ({rent men wkm mouthers, "ill <ligr*? i fr</" and "it'ici t<llu drm^nrd.' !" I wonnwiirc, i>fr Ivlitor, ilt.it Komn of |!mi wwillun moil Im'l found it Aunt of di i jcestion, and it had raised tlt?< prir!? of "swooteninK and uinicerhrmid throughout 1 New-Kncland: and this purl of it hauhoen i ilt'iiimtiAtnl I?y miiiic of the iueml>or* of our ! ow u iloli pillion, as flit* effort of "fuxhrlh'f ! /rfflatallon" on the part of the wicked : Southrons. Rut never (lid I expert to live to sen the day, when Ile7.ek1.th Nile* would pro notiiiw so severe a sentence of condemna tion against it. Whatever may lw the motive* of Mr. Nik-sit inn wonderful convention; hut we have our fears that it 1* too sudden and vi j oh-lit to Maud. Ill mean time, Imwovitr, lot ] Ms prepare to roceivu him mm a man repeli taut of hi . Minx, provided he should remain true to his prenenl faith, always remem bering, in reforenre to his pant orror*. and to IIm> spirit of fortfivenous which should animate us, (hut "to *rr inhuman, to for K?vm divine." HAM1/K1. KOIIKRKIDEK ? jWjflMjlJIM (?KMman run?The Nuremh?*7?arf^ e eoiitnina the following nnccriote s~?A p? ivmi presented hhrnrtt *t the house *>f the Pro testor Neumann.*-'Whit livMr nsme * *hM ?hc Utter to bis vi"Hor-~-KrUiu (Wet*.)? What Age are voef?Thirtjr.-?I h?*e then the honour to ftave fa my house the tfar #/ ffart. ^*NTpuUi?&d mid lor ?la.a MMU wodr hi mMMC M? MMltkd rJW AjWiflr Wr in via. i of Ciod, in K^HmUid 4u IIm litartMffilhtrin*, ( _ irfaa of parttef m1t?Uu?. and Inlaw, aaraMonabla aafl 'amMrdM pMnUbment.?! Hrloa 26 cent*. " Eaqvtra at my *pi9. " RPBMCKR J. M'MOHRIS. Columbia, July 17, 1829. 2H || COACH FACTORY. THF. mbucriber lukea this method of inform ingtha inhabitant* of Columbia and oftho iirialilwring diMrlcta,' that ha eoajinue* the COACH. MAKING anil UPllOI.STKRING BU SINE88 at hit old stand (wo door* bolow Mr. John MMvrr'f Store and basestabllshtda braneb nearly opposite Mr. Adam Edgar* Inn. The subscriber assure* hi* friend*, that the facilHie* ha has tor working cheap, will enable liim lo tell bis work at the mo?l ri-duced price* for ca*h. lie n alio determined not to be undersold by any establishment in the ?tnla. PETER CLI88EY. Colombia, July 20, 1829. 20 tJl Zachariah Price, House, coach, and sign painter. r? spect fully informsthe citizen* of FaM?ld ?ll?ttici,nml th? public generally, that be hu* c* tabllilwd th? Coach Making Dutintu, In Wlon* borough. lie has added to hU establishment (he Hliick*roith business, llarne** and Waggoo innkitit;? he ha* on hand a good stock of flr?t rate seasoned timber, end all other kind* of materi al*? togeilier with the fir?t rate workmen to con> duct the whole From the low nrfcesfor which lie intend* to ? xecute all order*, be flatter* himself tnat he will merit a coniidcrable akare of public "{Til P 9 lie will attend promptly to all order* In ih? House Painting line, that does not cscced one hundred utiles. July 17. 20 tlJ In Equity. Chtraio District. \ FEBRUARY TERM IBJ0. J D. Beers, ct. ul. j vs. ( flco. T. Hear**)', ct. ul.5 ON MO I ION, ordered, (hat the creditors o' tint llank of Cher^w do nrerent their de uiand* and piove tbem before the commiuner ou or before the fit it day of November nait. G. W. DARGAN, C, E. C. D. July 17. 1820. 20 14 SOUr 11- CAROLINA | FEMALE INSTITUTE. | A T I ho suggestion of tho pntronv and It tends ./V ol the Institute, pupils will I hi received hi ; I lis* commencement of the Spring, Mid-summer, i I'nll, nod Mid-wiutei <|ii*rters, (first of April, t July, OcIoImt, uud Junuuiy,) mid charged from > the pcr'md ol nilruute EL1AS MAIIKS, M. I). I Prlneipitl. | July 17, 1820 CO If TKN DOI.LAHH UKW VU1). LuBT oil ibe <-viuiiiig ol llit- 17th iai|, near ('oltiini>in. a WATCH of (hefollowing de tention: maker* nninw, M. J. Tobias b Co. Liv No. '.W, silver c*?e with gold joint#, (Inutile bottomed, engine turned, movement qmrtcr second*; attached ware a cold ourlt chain, ?ii (tram!*, h gold teat ?m\ key, the teal wt willi a whin. Cornelian. The finder by leav irtjC it at this office will receive tbr above reward M?y 2t?. 22 tt House and Lot for sale. rTlllK Subscriber's large and commodious I. dwelling KODAK, formerly oacmited by Colonel IVlde,situated in one|nf I ho highest and most pltwwnl part* of Calumtiin. Term* one third cash, tlm balance on a credit of on* and two years with interest. \|n>lientlon way lie made to Mr Wni McMillan in Columbia or to the oibsuribor, on (Vane creek. J AMKB DOUC.I.ASS, Ben pT.ember ?? VI l| ' I OIK tul)*r,rilH!r will ol, lor ? |irir?* ???. 1 ti finely mo lerate, and on a long credit for th* farmer portion, or in exchange for negroes, a vidtiuhte mid rich tr ct ot land oil Saluda river, near ilin Abbeville and (.aitrent linct, and in a section of fine country, containing I57l) acres, ahollt two hundred of whieh U elevated loW ;r.nind* Ileferenees, to the Milucriher on the pretimop. to I)r Mav? at Ml Willing, to A \V. \1a>?, IU<J. at Kd?tefleld Court llouie, or Pli"C? M liutter Columbia. JAf II MAVS, J?l> 3. IB2l>. 27 South Carolina?Jlbheville, district 'fl^Ol.l.KD twfore nie on ihe 2*ih of March I IK-2U. I.y Tb?i?. Weir, n Horn I llor?e; ttar In lii? foieliead, nboiil oil" year old, with no other (mrtieiilur marks or brand*. Appraised at five duilira. KPIIIIAIM DAVIS,.1 I' Vl?v t9 11 if NOTICK. Vt.l. |wr?onj (ire cnutioned not to crcdit nny mi my a<*i>iiunt nnlm having n writ Ian nr<l?T (nun mytrlf or my |?r??|?#-r ntldrncy WM IIII.I.KAMY inly IO. I R'iO ??? if Mount Zion Academy. * VOKNTI-KMAN, ?,mio?*iiiljr i}UAliftr<l, li?fn *iikhk?mI In Ukr itlnif^r of the Mnthr iinitiriil l>i*|iNrlm?nt in Oils InMllution, mirl will <.?mn>*iice taftrliing on Monday thn Kith i*i?t Wlno.ttof.., July 7. IH-/9 2* .1 N KW IIOOK^. ; It VVKI.S in the northof (icrmany by Henry ' K Dwighf, ft vii. |>p 444 fiHh K.tiro|w, r>>m|iifiin| the jonm*. of a t?nir tlirou/li Ireland, Knglaint, flr.otlnndi I'reere, Italy, mid Switzerland, in Ilia yeiw? of IH >,0,7. Hy N II. tarlei, B vol* thlrk lUnio. 'rule"* of the (food Woman, hy it ilotililfu (fn tleman, (P*nldit?|) containing ' Tint Yankee flotve,' ' The Drunkard,' ' I )/*(?* pf$Y and 'Old time? in the New World,' 13 mo.jfo. IM), l,etfer? from the we?t hy ttM Hon Judy llnll J Twelv*ytnf of military adventure, In three quarter* ofthe Kloh*; in wnlch ere contained the campaign* of too I Mice of Weltlngtoa In Indie, a fid hi* laat in Hpwln ?nd th? Sotrib ol Franta, ? vol*. mo. Iliteowrw on <ho rhareeler and pdMie wrvico* ol De Witt Clinton, delivertd brfor# Iheftwocln 'ion of tho aluntnl of ColumMa College, hy Jai. R'ntvlck. M. A. I'rof Natural F.tprrlmriital Fhilo?ophv and f herniary. Tho Ph?lna<?filiy of n Future flute, hy Thorn a* IHelr, ant hoe ff M TV# ChrlttUn Philosopher,' ?* Tito Philo??>phy of fUHglon,' lie i?m nIMoUed and fnr mU l.? _ k. w. i? a. s. Johnston. July 10, ft*. ca tl <?*< COLUMBIA HAT MAS12ACTORY. KlRfT bmcK llMuK||f THB Makkkt. UK tubtcriber WRHA?* ?o Inform bis . friend* and the hat commenced the _ II ATS ill all He virioui tber >|*rati pains nor vspe rata material* and woikui meiit ? liberal share of pa alto hopes thai all who art? r - encouragement of southern manufactories, will call u|M?n him and iiiibIm bU Hill prevlona lo their Mrcbkilni tlsewl?ere, as the a ran ment, Is often urged lo lryl?|tlmes of keening money in the country ha espeets tbny will be duly understood and appreciated by the public in general; li* Intend* keeping an elegant and eitensive assortment of zenllem'n'* Black and Drab Hats; Consisting of ail tbo different qualities and ?banes together with youths and ebildien* Hat* and alio Military Mats for all grades ol officer*, all of which will be dl*)Km-d of at aiwlasale or retail for cash, a* low n? they can bo par cbnsed in Ciiaalerton, and warranted superior to llats brought from the North, persons resld. ing in thocountry wishing bata of any particular quality or fashion, can be accommodated in the shorten notice by fortvanliux tlm rise of the heed andthr height >i ml the crown. N. U. All hat* purchased of the aubkcribei uil be dressed gratis. Cash paid for all kinds of llattr.rs fur. o hociitiiasser. December 2A. nn If Dissolution of Co-partneiship. > flHE Ann Heretofore-ibting under the name X ol JONATHAN 8. JKN'KINSlt Co. istbis day dissolved by mutual consent. All those In debt<>d to the concern are lequetfcd to wake ini mediate settlement with J.9 Jenkins J. 3 JENKINS, EDW. H. FI8HRR Jonathan S. Jenkins,grateful to his friends and the publie for their former encouragement, begs leave to announce bisinUntion of continuing the business at Ibe old stand an ihopea still to merit a share of their patronage. He will keep con stantly on band a good assortment of Boot*, Shoes nnd Leather, of every description, alio Tanner* Uil ot ib? first quality; *|| of wbicb will be cold very low .or c??li. May 15,182$. S0 tf Mditiimal Supplies. Sbitvina (Soon* NEW ? ;lu iiinr.) Print* ami ilnllcoes. HUck anil While, and coloured Uinr,ham? uwrt?il. I'iaia and Watered, Coloured and Black tiroide Maple Bilk*. Super Plain mid Striped Cotopaly,and palmy mu. Extra Uuuic Bonnet and Bait lUhhaud* Super Cance und Cambrick Handkerchiefs. 30 and 40 inch Hlnck Italian Bilk do. Coloured \Jervilte* ?nd Silk Veiling*. Yellow and Blue Nankeen*. Hamilton nnd Wilmington Stripes Black Circassian and Frunelln.<. Uouen and Vlgonla Cas?lmere?. IWI pieces of tlir IhisI 7 8 and 4-1 Iriib Linens. Super Scotch Shirtings. White and Coloured Drills. Leghorns for Ladies, Misses and Gentlemen. Osnuburgs.fcu. he d. T. SNOW DEN. tc Co. April 4,1820 if COMMERCIAL HOTEL 11IIK Kiih?rnlxu very respectfully inlorm* his friend* nnd the public gens, ally, lliat he ??< opened a HOUSE OF EMEIITAIN MKNT for TractlhrtBndBiardtrt on the Main street, and in the midst of the cotton market. Ilis house it largo and convenient, and thi beil the market affords, will at all time* beinplen ?y Thelateit new* from Europe Is received at ? verv*ri ival, the r.nrrent prices front New York weekly, besides dlffe rent dally papers U BECKET. Novem >er 21,1828. 47 tl A (ireat Bargain. ' IE subscriber offers for sale his plantation I. in Nowberiy district, containing near two thousand acres of land, situated between the waters of 9aluda and Little river,on which isan eicellent dwelllnK boose and nil other houses ne cessary lor a country tesidence Alio, 100 bead nt hogs, 80 head of cattle, and 60 head ot sheep, and a large quantity of corn, fodder, and oats. The subscriber consider* it unnecessary to make known any terms of sale; he invilts th* immediate inspection ?| all |>er*oii? who may wbh to purchase}?it it enough to say lie will sell very low?far henealli tho actual value ot the premises. The situation of (he above mnntioned place, i? healthy and cotnmodhius, well wateied with many fine sprin.-s Reference may he had to Col J. (I Brown, of Columbia, to Col. D V. Moon, at Ncwlierry C.ll or to thi subscriber residing on the prem ites. PET Ell MOON. May 22, 1820. 21 II (K)M vtl l 11.11 io Onion O a o I, on tlie rttl, i.s?t J a negro man named OANSEY. five fee ?is inebes ?u<l a half high; supposed to l?e about fifty or MSty year* ot ngi.; *ay? tie lwlong? to Israel ||i'Ham. living in Newberry dttirir JiHIN ANDERSON, Jailor April 24. 1829 Irt if CAUTION | ' I 'HE public are cautioned against trusting or I paying money, to any perron on my ac count, unless they hold a written order under my otvn hand M AN TONIO J on'- 11. IftiO 24 2au?'lt ? IIK hftmll ofbi?M?wi, * nic?, inftirmt lh*(iublK, llul tliey Iidv* in i|i?nititin ? <*<>tton nnd Woolen J Factory, near y llill.at which the follow tag xrticUi may ho hail at the pricoa anneicd Cr?i?i>n yarn* ?>l any numrior umln Nu, |0, twenty five cent* n pottm!; ton* ami cotton ImjWiiiX Iwino, tl.trly twoeenU a pound; cotton ? ?/.it?t>urj(h?. iwelvt ami a half cent* a yard. Cotton hanging, ami negro winter clothing will he prepared for the enMitng ?ea?<vti The public are ???ur?*l (hut thr?e article* arc mado of cot ton of the prinict Maple. Curtomer* can have their yarn warped into weh? of any length und width ti,*f may itlrcct, ami ?n marked a* to pte. vent mirtaiu or difficult* in putting them into the loom, at ono ilollsir eaon. DAVID R. Wlf.MAMfl, For the Union Mi nurturing Company of Botith Carolina. Mareh If!, IflW aotflm south Carolina" Union l)i*tr\< t. JOHN IIUCHIfcH tolled t. fnre me. n -mall Bay Marc Ave or M? year* i>M, fourteen Irnhda anH one ioeh high, two white litnd feet, ho Itraml* vtetM*. Apnmlceil at 140. LOt WHIT LOCK, I. Q I My I6,I?W 5* 9 a vtiocvSBHSGB^^ State of South Carolina. Excoirrtlhi DipuMt, > CM July, 1630. J 1MTIIKKKA8, JKREMIAH SMITH, el Ker M ? lento pardon*!, upon OondWon M^ttltMoa ? pot the v.,i??w o?ioiir ?t delaneo i ; *>w-*" "SSSSir *-?*?? H Mllltr, uovanm ? m? w?ip, win giv? ? to ?iii???%$ Imsful nnd diligent neani, to arroal the uid of fender. to (bat tlio icntenc* of th<> court may lie carried Into effect; and do haraby emotion oft the t'lllxens of thlt atate, not to barbor, countenance* aid, or a?al?t, said frion. under the penalty of be ing considered acceuartea alter tho fact. Olveii Milder my hand and tho aaal of the ?tale aforetaid. STEPHEN D. MILLER. Dy the Governor. H. H- Warmo, Dept. Stc'ry. of State. State o(>outh Carolina Executive Dkfartment, > June 3rd, 1629. > FROOXsAlVLATXOJr WHKREAB.ai I be taring tiriijd the ?outt of session* of l?Mor OraucetMNxb dlst. ? I me bill was found against HENRY OAFIT an'I ELISH A 0 ANT for ibe hdwoxr of John Bton* ofsald district, and whereas It baa b??? repre sented to me that tbe said defendants have not yet baan arretted to antwer for thla offence: NOW,BE IX KNOWN, that I.Stephen D. Mit er, Governor of the Slate aforesaid, wilt give a re wet d of Fire liundrtd MUrt for the apprehension and delivery to tbe goaler of Orangaburgh district of botb tba above named person*, ?o charged?or Thru llundrtd DtlUtrr (<>r aitber of them, 10 that tbey, or either ot Vftcas, nay abide the event of Mid prosecution. Ilenry want ii represented aa ebout tlx Net hiRb, ?fender made, erect In hUwalk,llgbt com pleilon.bltte eyes, good full-set t*etb,tbln and long vWaged. \Vben looked fall la tba face, bo drops bia eye*. Ago about 47 to 80. KtUba Want, alu?ut A feet lOlnehe* bigli, weighing from 176 to 200 pound, aomplasioa rather swarthy, light yellowish hair, blua ayes, lib Angara tapering remarkably to tba end. Qlw.n under toy haad and tl State aforesaid STEPHEN D. MILLET*. By the (invernor. K. II Waaien, Dept Sec'ry of Stale. 63 If tba aaal of the EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, > 9th May, 1829. > ?. T the last sitting of Sumter Court, tba grand t a Jury foond a true bill against JAMES B. HEAVES for the murder of Wllibtn Bate man. and it appears tbat the said Reaves baa fled from justie* and has as yet noi been apprehended to answer far this charge: Aoie *? it known, Tbat I will give fHREl'. HUNDRED DOLLARS as a rawaid for the de ? livery of the said Jama* B. Reaves to tha goaler of Sumter district, so that he may abide tbe issue of Mid prosecution. Oivcu uuder my band and tha seal of the State, at Columbia, this ttb May. 1020. STEPHEN D. MlLLEU. /iy (he Cortrnor. It. 11 Wakiho, Depl Ser.'ry of State. CO tf Alary Ann Becket, WITH muth pleasure announces to her friends in the country, and the I.edies of Columbia, tbatsbe baa commenced the MIL LINARY and MANTUA.MAKING bosioesa m all its various branches, at tha Commercial Ho tel. ^ -? She bus engaged Mrs. Porter from New York whose abilities in tba Millinery and Fancy Dress Making business are well known hero. Mrs. Porter fcas brought from New York the latest fashions of tbat CHy, and having a regular correspondence, will always be able to make thalr work agreeable to tbe latest advice?? Tha patronage of tbe ladles will be thank fully received and punctually attended to. November ft 47 tf Mrs. MARY NUTTING STILL eonllMn lb. MILLENARY .ltd BA KING business at bar old stand, where sh? keeps e constant supply suitable ler town and country. Tbe store, Deck store and caller lately occupied by John O. Dunlep, to rent. Apply n above. Jim* 19, 1820. 24 ?f Spring ami Summer Fa*hiom. MR-V IIKFPKRNAN, reeneetfully Informs tier friends and the public In general, tbat she lias just returned from Charleston, where shn has rejected a handsaw* assortment of Spring nnd Hummer fashions. She lias also brought ui< with her a young lady, to attend to tl>e DRK8H MAKINti business, lately from New York . who for the last sli months conducted the business of Mrs Day, In Charleston, and has given ih? rno?t general satl.faction. Columbia, May 22, IR-29. 21tf NOTICE. 'IMIK Co-pnrlncr*hlplieretoforeatiMing be 1. I wren Sqiiirr At Ko?? <md J?m?* Horn, tin - der llin firm ol Junto* Horn, Ac Co. Ulbitday dimolvcd liy nvitmil e(in*eut Thfttfl indebted to ??>id Arm, are requested to make payment to A C. Squier, kC<?. who ere duly authorised U? svt^u nllclaiin* of the concern. JAMKB IIORA, I HQMKH At ROSS. Columbia, Feb OA, 182tf. | S<|1'I Kit U ROSB having taken AHFt AM ( HQDIKIt ioto p*rtt?er?bip,lb* hu?ine?? in future will he conducted underlhe Arm of A C Hriulir, At Co. SQI1IKR At RO88, A C hitl'IKR. February 96, IW29 10 tf ( Lb l HING AND HATS. .1. r. SQt/t/t/t, v co. nAV K j??l received a freih *upply of Cloth ing and llatr,compri*ingn general a**on inent tuitable for the pre?en* and aitpfoarbinr* ?en?on?made In the hot and mo?t fa4?ion*bln ?tyl?, which Ihey will ditpot* of at graatly re (hired pri ,j?. Columbia, April A. IW2<?. Ift tf A. BRANDING will hereof ler pratlite in Ihr Court* nf l<?* and K?piity, forth* dWtrlct* of Richland, l.anea*terj>arlinr loii Buioteraud Kerahaw JOHN M. t*8A(>6 StJRK l? awocialtd with him lu the Diitriet* of K??dpw and Humter, and will attend to Ike offic* iiu?ln?ae nf I Hot# Diitrict*. Jona ft* lAfO *.i it COMMtrrr.D to Union Claol on *? 81* Jnna, on* negro girt, ah oat twenty two rt thru* y?Mf old, ire feet three Ink** btfh. Hh* my *ft? belong* to Wrigbi K h?g, nl Marlbo rotifh Virginia -tint her nam* h MAW~*d hat bIni formerly belonged to John T (Wm. /Olin ANDP.RAOK, S. V. O July 9, lift. OT