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FOBT11V. [KrvB^iiooudU Literature of South o( Kutopn } Sutnmlc (? <A? Skfi>htrJt >t uj t'iuoj.?ju ?K /,'u .V?rfuit Jt Sanlillano. I ne'er on Ihv l*>rdrr B?w girl f??r lt?vw, Till* rharniiic; milk maiden Ol iwrffrl l I Once u j turn-) To haul* Mmu, j Ot C?Utnveno, , Kruni Mvury d?*?irf Of $Uc|t. dim n I ?nU.-y I Proved win r? young Uj t 1 mw. tn? milk innlUuu , Of lone i ittoji?t?. In * )i|naMnt gremt mi-ti<1>>* , Midtt io?ri? MMfcftniMi Ilcr herd?!??' \**? tending With other fair Ui?e?, fio lovely licr n?|>?ct, t cculd ii'it ku|i|u?o lief A ?im|i!r inilk nmitli n Ol ruJo linojix*. I think aot nrimrw* llav? Imlfhcr ?mll"? iwm'Iiiui Or mild inodetl bcmilyi (litxiak dl?< rt!t*ne*?) 0 lind | bcfiirn hand Hut known of lki? Ho?n, Thr haiidtouie inilk in?iil> n Ol lor 1'iiiojoM; Ilor very 4re.1t heuuty find not ?<? *ulid ii<-'I, JletwiMt it had li li mo I T.) do m I we'll'1 1 ii 1 vii i<| more, 0I1 litir ouc' II)' kiriiiiiK 'Ihk< ll??< 1 1n? (harming o?ilk maiden I Of itvcet Flnojoi*. Svnntt on Erho onJ Xiliiite ly Sir J.,\crtun />Vy</ g" Su eddying cour'e whim leave* licj;?u lo fl?, j And Autumn ill her Inptho ilnru lo ?*.reiv, j .A?raid wild ?eciie? I cliuuced the iuj?c to won,1 [high, '1 hro' glens unlrod ntid wooodr thiil frowned on | Two ileepingNyni|di? with wrtiiderniulo l*py! ? And lo, ibe'iKono' ? in robe ufdiirk Rroon hue, 1'wm Kctto front her tiitur 5ii.r>< 1 flewi lor quick the huntun horn r<-:ound< d tolliutky! Ill ?had? nlWglilnd Sitonc melti nwny Not *0 her tintet'? hi?rk, for onvvnrd (till With far-hmird ttepahe take* her liMening wny, Bounding from roek to melt, mid hill lo lull! Ah, mark the merry maid iu mockful play [?il. With Uiouiand mimic tone* the luti ?liui-: (mvjt [Kiotn Srr?|it?im J Wheti'er with luijtxnrtl *>?-?? ? view ?flu- dungeon thai I'm rotting in, 1 think ?f tho'.c compatiioiti tru?, i \VI?o tiudicd isith nn; at the U ? nivcnity of Golli:i^?n i \Veej>i and |Kills out * t'luv iMiidkernhiitfj u ilh wlikh in; wi|jc? hit eyes kh*"*S tenderly Hi it, h? pcocuedt.) Sweet kerchief, ehack d with lit-avci.iy Lli;-?. Whii-.li micf tny lovewt knotting in Alji M?liiii? then wu? true, At lia.t I thought so al tin- I" ? I ivei-iiy ul Ci ?!tin^cu J U.iri. iiarn; u'..? ni(? >?? i!"vf, ller ri? nt Ir*?H'* in' )'c i?im tfirn tuy \i? ??, i !.in^'iiiiieiJ i<i I hi* ' - i...?u.fi ?{:.. in t ..> pi,i;: i >iu ? Ti'i? I'iu* 1 my \uiii* i> ? 'at'.mj;.' . My \ci'.i art tiiauy?tliuy \v< !? .. l\'h?n ;*ir*t I cu'? fi:'l ?t tin* t -? i ..?? rjty of '?.i.i^^n 1 !?Tf .'.f' I <r '.! ? e i-? j ,.*inii ?.*???, Hwet, ?*ve?t M^tilii.) I'.,Uiiis??-' Il.ou wmt tli? linu^ht'ir ? >( my tu? ' ir, !a-.v jirofi'Mor i'f On* I' ? iiivrfiily of fj'j'tinjji ii : uit, Moftn, ond thow vuin wr?rl*J, ndien' riiHt kiujji nnd |>rickli *r?. i>lottmx in llrro doomed to <tnr?u on wn'.er gru ? el,u?vcr?hull I se?* the t'? iilvcrtiiy ofGottinf-m M18CBLLANKOlI?. GRAND MOUUL'HTHRONK The throne of tho Grand Mogul, Aurong rehe, iri estimated by Ternivor, in Iih trnv ?d#, at three hundred anil sixty millions of livrfin. Twelve columns of massy gold, which supported the throne, were cov?*r<*d with large pearls, the canopy was also of pearls aud diamond*, mounted l>v a peacock with a f*iil of precious stone*; every thing ? !.?> wu proportioned to this astonishing magnificence. The greatest solemnity in the year wax, when tin* Kinperor used to l>e weighed in golden scales Iwlore all the people, on which occasion he constantly re ueived aliove fifty luillionH of livren in pro K?.*nti>.?IJrHhH Frets. IIA It J) DRINKING. TcrgiUa, whochallenged MarcusCicero, son of the fnmous orator, to a drinking bout, hnaMed tti.it he ordinarily drank two gal lmi iat a draught. And in later time# we road, that the I'.mperor Maximln, who wa* i.o less extraordinary for bin gigantic stnt ore than hi* great strength, would drink six gallons of wine without committing any de bauch . It was generally believed at Home, that Caiu* I'iso owed bis advancement at the Court of Tiberius to hit extraordinary growers in that way, as it is said, be would Mt tor two days and two nights drinking without intermission or even stirring from the tab!c Sinclair, 1:1 ins Code of J fetdth tells t:?, liiat a Air. VAiihori., of modern notoriety, drank in tl.o course of three and twenty years r?i,'l>o*tle-. or fifty-nine pipes of jed port, a ipiautitv, perhaps, not exceed ed t?y any ol the drunkard* of uiiV|uity.? Alor< wjorf on the u*r t,j mebri/itintf tu/uom. H'tHing fi/irmff* Af ? iri.?" In the evening I rambled among the Springs, swhielt are of all form#anil kir.es, from holes not larger than an inch, through which :!ir water is i^en nnd Itnrrt Imiling beneath, to l'?r({e spaces of several yanls in diameter; sonicnsiran^):?rcutas though distilled. ()'li-1 ers, within a f??ot of them, are turbid, or of boiling mud; nnd there is one railed "el l'o/.o Verde," In which, although perfectly rlenr, the water is of u line deep green. The Springs are in vinie phtcet distantly tran quil, nnd varying in temperature from 110" to ISO; but in far the greater number the water Ixuis up with ama/mg fotce: ?md in one well, chosen at random, I eonk?d <? ph.ee of mutton r>( the size of nn ogg in four j minutes and fifty kcc?mds. All thep>natnin? i which have lieen sufficiently ?ma|| to admit I of it, have lieen choked up with stones and bushes, to preyent cattle from falling into themj yet a number of poor bias's are thn frequently destroyed. It Is the'custom m the cmntry (xople to kill and ftcald theh |?lga at these ?tirings, and I saw a parly & Arrleros conking tnelr npper very com /offubljr wr one H? 1 y>,r\ 0 Tour !l Mejc I.ITKKA11Y. (From iheSoutHrr ItrtUx* No. 7.} Learning id the knowledge of the histo ry, the traditions, the ifMoiMrs, the opin ions, the written memorial* of peet ngoa. Whoever, smitten with the love of letters, aspires to the reputation of lunrning, mutt ascend io the original sources of knowl edge, must commuDO with deported ?a in their own tongues, must gather their opinion# from tho records they themselves have loft, nnd bring to the lest of criticism their statement* nnd their doymns. When searching after facts, he uitiat resort to contemporary witnesses, or when thrse are wanting to the testimony of those who lived nearest the time nnd place to the events he withes to inv-esti gate?and to render hi* researches still more satisfactory, ho must trace and ox amine the illustration* and comment* which succccding writers have mlded to ; thcin, and must seek the collateral aid [ which monuments, inscriptions, and all the remains of antiquity will afford. Hut who can pursue these researches, who can ac quire this knowledge, when the registers of the fact* nnd opinions, the volumes in which the deeds and thought* of past ag es have been preserved, are not in his possession nor within his reach. It is idle to think of comparing the efforts of I tho scholars of the two continents, when circumstances have left for them no com tnon ground of comparison. It is its ab surd to accuse the scholars of this country of want of learning, as it would be to re proach C'iccro for not having understood the. literature of the Urulnmtii. It existed. Lot not for him. | In what (Hut of the Uuited States, l>\ 'any effort of human talent, could Fahri ' cius have compiled his ]{ibliothnc.i Gra - |ca, or F.ichhorn his Introduction (<? (lie jOM rcHt.imcnt, or liaylo Ins Dictionary, or Gibbon his Decline ami Fall of llie Uotnan Kmnirc. or .Michuelis or Moshoim. lleyne or llcoren, the splendid light''}' (iottingMi, have composed their celebm i toil writing We may go farther? We | may a?k in w hat science, in what literary ; pursuit can the scholar* of the I'mted | States compete even now on equal terms with those <>l Lnrope ? hen our govern ments or the patrons of literature hIi.iII form in four, six, or a do/en different pla ce* (our counlry is too extensive for one to meet the wants of its citizens) such li braries n? that of Gottingun, we may then expect from the industry of our students the learning of the old world, or justly hold them answerable for their inferiority. The influence of those untoward cir cumstances on our literature has been 'most unpropilious. It Ii;m led us to copy from our Kuionean brethren the worst of . their habit.*. \\ c h.ive been content to ??it (iown with information received .it second blind : to write on science without the means of \nowing its real state and progress abroad ; to write history with , out the mean*, until, perhaps, at last the I inclination was lost of consulting oiiginal autho.ity. We ?ire in danger oll-com iog compilers from compilations, of re ; tailing dregs to oi't.ii drained a* to have , lost all relish of their original flavor. The past rcntury was in its example also , unfavorable >.h us. it was emphatically the age of superficial writers, even whih it occHiionp.liy produced the most pro found thinker*. In English literature Gibbon was the only historian who de served n reputation for resnnrch at once faithful and profound, and a diligence per severing and unconquerable : yet even in Gibbon, the want of Oriental learning if now seen and regretted. .Style, ty the critics aOer the day# of Addison, hud been carried to the highest pitch of ele gance, and elevated to the first rank (m literary merit. Style, an aiimirable but still n subordinate virtue, worthless when not encircling and decorating knowl edge, was made a substitute for al' other qualities, and the deep erudition of the old writer* was thrown aside that the j world might enjoy the polished period*, ; the sparkling ornaments, or the effected ; scntimentidism of their degenerate sue cessors. From this dangerous descent, the world was in a gre.it measure recall ! ed by the example ol the German schools. | Their Guides had b?en the jest of the | wits, the live-word of the ignorant, the I scorn and horror of the indolent For . bearance itself could scarcely tolerate the J word weighing, stop-correcting, sentence* | mending race. A progeny poring forever | over mutilated fragments, fading manu scripts, worm eaten folios and moulder jing inscriptions?yet they weut on pa I tientlv bearing their reproach until Hie world begun at last to perceive that if it ' became necessary to know the value of an ancient manuscript, it was by German in dustry it had been collated and compared ; , if i? wished to rend correctly an am lent j writer, it was to a German edition that i recourse must be had ; if it wished to ou j derstand ancient opinions, it was i.s G?>r | man expositions they were most accurate ly unfolded ; if it wished to ascertain doubtful or disputed facts, it was by (It i mull sagacity they I>h?I been investigate*! ' ami explained. Gorman learning, hi short, was gradually acquiring its natural and m evitahle influence over the civilized i world, and stamping many of its features on the char?:ter of the nge. j It was also perceived that the uncouth language of Germany which her rnonarchs I had disdained to speak, was capable ofac | quiring a modulation as it always possessed i flexibility not surpassed by th ?? ot any language whatever, and began to pour forth strains of the most original poetry. 1'he plodding Germans were found to be of " imagination all compact," and how could invention be denied to those who had shaken the old system* of the world to their foundations, by the discovery of gunpowder and printing ? France after a long struggle, wm obliged to bend to this example, nntl its influence has extended > ''Ifr; - ? , J to Great Untain. Those who read, may I hereafter, if they pltme, reud compile- ? tiom, but tboee who write, muxt, if they: with to obtain character or reputation, draw their material* from uulhentic and original sources. Even these authorities are no longer received with ? blind ere dencc, as in the d^ys of hoocit old Rollin, who swallowed the million* of Xerees and many other wonderful tale* with as milch gravity and good fiiith aa Heroditus cvuld have desiredin a Greek tit the Olympic Games, but they are now scrutinised, and their rcul value ascertained with sidiscrim iuation und philosophical acumen un known in former time*. For this alto the world u indebted to the critical schools of Germany. In all thato respects, we are and must be behind the learned men of Kuropo, until good libraries, which can alone |d?ce u* on an equality, are furnish* cd to our scholar*. Afttfioil of learning fMnguage/L?i letter' written by an Italian (Jrntlemin to an | Jin g I It h Lady, From the Fruttra I At- i : tera rni. You have here, my dear lady, the dream quite fresh ned just ntt 1 drcamctl It last night in the bet you made me ? present of. Knowthcn, thnt as soon nn asleep,! thought I myself transported to that part of the Kly I si.?n fields where the (Jrammaruns huve |their abode. There many of them sat nroui*l 011 some I hard stones, in a place not very delightful; II mean on a bit of narrow and uneven plain ! whicSi produced no grass, in the shadow of 'Mime steep cliff* covered with frozen snow, surrounded by some trees, or rather stumps : of tree*, almost leafless, from the dry Iran 'c'.irs of which there hung a few fruit* of a ' very tough nature, bitter to the taste, and of juoiusy digestion. i Sec, my lady, what an odd lodgment Is : fallen to the lot of the poor grammarians in ! t' e happy i'.lysian*. ! 1 here I found Alvaro, Hestant, fluffier, iVenetoni, lloonmnttci, Wullis, llcnjamin j Johnson and several others whose dls i ina) faces were quite unknown to me. | Thiy had dreplv plunged into a dispute, I and the Mibjirt of their altercation was, ,ivhe'.htr anybody t!-t wilt 'earn n Ian | gutigr, outfit I to begin from the rule* of \ grammar, or not. Alvaro, chiefly backed by Veneroni, eri* I ed like a madman, that it was absolutely nccciviry to lieg.il the edifice with a good foundation of :v.le?, and be thoroughly in formed ol the meaning of the words, A'vun, Verb, Masculine, Feminine, I*resent, Prete rite, (icrunil, Supine, Active, Passive, Da tive, Ablative, < lender, Number ('a<c, Impcisonitl, and other such prettiuesses. The good father Fmanuel overheated himself, enumerating one by one all the ad J vantages that he and she may obtain in the ; learning of .i language by tin truegrammat ! ical nielh t'l, still brawling tli.it it would be | a vet ) silly thing to \ t nti-'-c through a laby I l iiith without a good bottom of pat k thread, lor toatumpt swimming for the first time > without a bundle of rushes or an empi) j gourd: nor did tli<- flaming man rtso|\i up on putting an end to hi- talk, until the vio , leuce. of it bad diminished his breath, | dried bis threat, and almost worn out his strength. ! lluonmattci, who in matters o| this kind, I will not yiehl a jot to the t>cM doctor of tlicm J all, suffering wmie to exhaii-i themselves, j win* with new reasons and new scolding, choke to prop. VI varo's opinion, being elbow ! cd by bis dearest friend itestuut, Rut at last | up; and pulling abruptly Ins cap close to his jcyes, and adjusting a little his night-gown . a- out Ills own person, put on u? much gravl .)- a*? he could, and said in a tone very clear and shrill. " Whereas, conscript Fathers, I have in mv days huddled up a Tuscan grammar, which has rendered my name illustrious in the world above, nevertheless, if 1 must plainly tell, I am of opinion, conscript Fa thers, that a stranger would be very much in the wrong, who huving a mind to leurn j the speech of Florence, should begin to I lu?rrass himself with that grammar of I mine. That stranger, I really believe, on ttnder j taking so hard a task, must iirst have his I master to explain him some one of our most { easy and plain author*, and endeavor by I such means to get u tolerable stock of the ! most common words and phrases rather j than launch out on the vast occnn of miu? ' ute grammatical difficulties. Otherwise, * he shall goon like die lame mule of his wor I ship Fioramonte, which by dint of spur > could go a full mite in three hours. j And pray, wlut do you term the good j foundation of a haiguugc, most respectable i father Kmanucl Alvaro? Is it the gram* iliar.' Nomy good tit her. Notthegraminnr, but the most common words and trite plira* scs, aie certainly tbo true foundation of all I language. I And as no body n.s?.t think of erecting an edifice without j>miou>ly getting a Rood quantity of the first jrov? materials; thus, to think of learning altingilhgc without lay ing up before hand t More of worth and phrases would he foolish rather than wise. Ye\, conscript fathers; when that stran ger shall have that tore, let him read a 1 grammar over and ?>???, which in tosuivc : liiui an mortar to the ffcisons, to join well I together stones and brfck?, that is to Join I the abovesnid first gros%natcria|s of a lan guage. It is in sueh a flit, conscript fat It -1 i t s lie wiil see his c i!:|;e |-i*c quick ar.d j hai'fSbome, and firmly *md the shock ? | years." j ! M 1.111 white f ithcr Alaro's hingt had 1 i j;ot soiin w liat cooler; tV*rcfore strongly | jMIJ ?;>oi tcd l?y his frowning kntisans and dlv J ciplts, lie lound himself a\e to utter a/Vol 1 ?/r, against lluomiiattei'sditrmrse, and with I ivi ternlir. : 111 emphasis, (lit 1 was waked' jby the ci'), as hy a Mtmmet burnt of thiin- j j?iei ; and shipping dtiec.ily Ann under the j blankets, and putting on ">4oe purl of my rloath*, I fell u writing tfc dream just ! dreamed. Pardon mv lady, that 1 cou| not dream n finer, anyon know that no bodtoosscsses the power of di earning such drcafc us lie plea* sen. At the auction "| Mr lle^rt'ti groM library, iu l.oiidon, on thetHlift. the eel ehrated /I'jhftftfjt bihlr ofCiirdiui X intones rrinted upon velluni, ?i\ vnlunk, ( I). fiIt, l/ilfl, IAI7,) wns wild, apr much eompetition; to a IxmkMdlcr, for he sum of five huv'lrrd and twriitj/ivr h'Stil* *tcf /iriff Mr. Ilrhltert purcnaMHl it\r W,000 frnncN.? A/rrfury. ^ Wfoliitrve that Captain BasiiIIam.'s travels in North America, are nnlunccd, in the late J, or don papers, for piweation early in June, In three volumes okvo. * (?j? Just published and fur! Hit, ? ??Mil vrofffc in |tampblct form, entitled1 ?' Tk* limit t TVraAinf hutnmtnt." cooteln In* 01 pa^c*?written by lb* Mit?crib?r lo ?!?? dkillM of I ho W<<?MI ofGod, in oppo?Mon to Umm ??ntr?cled vtewra commonly tr<M of pntlUl Miration, and luiure, eodtof, unre*?onah|? and untn?rclful punlthoMnt.? Prlc? 26 caoU. Enqulra at my ?tor?. ftPKKC'KR J. M'MORIUS Columbia, July 17, 28 it rilHK lulncribfr U lulhoriwd Aurni for the I Tiff* foundry of Slurr if l ull*, *i .110***, Aiw Y*rk, who nre prepared tofuroieli upon ?? vourhlilo teroM, Printing Pnmi and nil Um aip* paralus of Job or Newspaper Printing. The terms are, aia month* credit with proper securi ty, 74 percent discount for cash. Old type re ceived at IS cent* per pound. rbe isbteribfr bat recently oUainad from the a bo re named Arm a ii'w 1'rintlng Press for bit own use, together with tevniil varieties of type ; all ot which atTord tb* utmost satisfaction: Orders can be promptly eaecuted, Ihrou^li the usual means ot transudation to Charleston and Columbia. D. W SIMS. SOUTH CAROLINA COACIi FACTORY. TIM', tubtcriber take* litis method of inform ing the inhabitant* of Cnlumbin mid of the neighlMirin;; diMrlcl*, that hn continue* the COACII-MAKING ami III'HOI.M'KRINU III,' SlNKSSat ln? old Hand two doon below Mr. ; John M'lvfr'i Store and Iihsestablished* brunch . nearly u|i|Hmti' Mr Adam F.dgar'* Inn. I I'lm *utiMTilier nuuret hi* friend*, that the larilitie* 111 Ion lor working cheap. will enable | tiim to sell hit work ut the most induced price* j for cash. IIa i? al*o determined not to be undiriold by : any c*tO>li>lim?nt in the state. | w PKTF.R CLI98F.V. Ci.Jumb.il, July 20, 182V 29 tJI Zaciiarinh Price, M.|0''.S>'., COACH, and QICN P A'NTF.R, 1 ? 1 r? ?|h riT-illy inforiintlic . ir.en* of Fairllcld I di*tni:l,ind tin* pnblir jfenernlly, that hn ha* e* J taldished the ComS MuLing llminttt, in Winn* thorough II*' hut artded to hi* establishment ' Ilia lilack'i.iitli ??u?lnen, Marnpf* and Waggon j making?he ha* on hand .? good utor.k of flr?t rkte uaiunfid timber, and all otlier kind* of materi al*?together with the Ant rat* workmen lo eon duct the whole. Frout the Ion i.rice*tor which lie intend* lo externa all order*, ho flatter* himself that he will merit a contidciablo ?h?ru of public patroiiap.e I I' 8. lie will attend promptly to nil order* In j the llou<e I'liintin^ line, that does uot ejcced I one huiolred mile*. I July 17 2.1 11J I SOUi It- C.I HOUMi j FEMALE INSTITUTE. V I tin- m^n<-?tion of Hie patron* and friend* ottlie Institute, pupil, will lie received at [ the commencement of the Spring, Mid-summer, ' Kali, and Mid wjutei ipucteri, (first of April, July, October, and Januaiy.) nod charged Irom the period ol entrant'*' LI.IAS MARKS, M. I) I'rmcipat July 17, 1829 29 if TEN DOLLARS REWARD. I OST on the eveninc ol (lie 17th iiut, near ij f 'olumtiia, a W A'l ("II ol tin.- following de ncriplion: ninker* name, M J Tobia* U Co. |,iv er|H?ol, No. 2?P>, lilver i:*?n with gn'-l <oiiil?, ?liiuttte tiuttonO-il, engine turned, movement iptarter seconds, attached were a gold ourb chain, lit strand* a gold teal ami key, the teal ?et with a white cornelian. The finder by lt?v. inK it at Ihi? office will receive the above teward. May 29. 23 tl House and Lot for sale. iMIK Suh?r.ril?er'? larije and r.oinmodiom I dwelling tlOtJSK, formerly nacunied hy Colonel I'ridw.aituated in one|nf die liighc.it and iiiott pleu*ant purl* of Columbia. Turin* on** third cath,the balance oil* credit of one and two yi>n/? vritti in'nreti Application mny fu made (o Mr. Win MrMillan in Columbia or to Hits tuhscriher, on Crane critek. JAMKS DOUGLASS, Sen. December 2 _ fW> II JtHK *ub?crllier will di*|Hi?e of, for 4 price ?>? treoiely moilcfilf, and on a tony credit fori fit* larger portion, or in ntcbgn^n for ne&roe*, a vhIuhIiIi- and rich Ir el of land 011 &iluda river, I nmr the Abbeville and l.aiirehi line*, and in a ?ftrlion o( fin" country, containing 1570 acre*, 1 about two hundred of winch i* nSevated low ground*. ll?!f?innne?,io the rubicriher on llie ! premise*. In I>r May* at Ml. Willing, to S. W. Maya, Km] at Kdgefield Court Home, or I'ierce [ M Sutler Columbia. J AS. n MAYS. Jill)- _ J27 NEW BOOK-. tMlAVF.LS in the north of Germany Ity llenry K Dwight, ft vi?. pp 4M ? I l.etter* f?oin Kurope, roinprl^in^ the journnl ! of a tour through Ireland, Kn^lami, Scotland, ' France, Italy, and Swilaerland, in the year* of IH2A, rt, 7. Hy N II Cartel, a vol* thick I'imn Tale* of the (Jood Woman, l?y a douhlfut gen tlrinon, (Paulding) containing 'The Yankee llowe," 1 n.i Drunkard, 1 Dy?p?p*y,' and ' Old j time* intha Nen World,' 12 mo. pp. 3*17 j |,eltar* from llie writ hy the Hon Jud^c llall Twelve year? of military adventure, in three quarter* ol the Klolt?;in which are contained the I campaign* of the |)uke ol Wellington in India, I and In* lart In Spain and the South ol Frnnee, 2 j vol*. I'2 mo. I Di*r.oiir*e on llie character andpohlir. rervieei of De Wilt Clinton, de|ir*r#d liefore lhea??oeia tioM of llie alumni of Columhia College, hy Jm Itenwick, M. A I'rof. Natural kipvrlnirntnl I'hilooiiihy and ( heinintry. The riiiloaophy of a Future State, by Thoma* Dirk, author of " The Chri?tian l'hilo*opher," ?' The Philo?ophy of ltoli<ion, 4?c Jr.?t rt reived and lor ?ale l>v I'. W I* A S JOHNSTON July IO, IH20. VH If In Equity. (,'heraw District. CKS'tCARY TKMM IH2?? i. I). Ikirn, ct. al. va. Ovo, T. Ilcnrjicy ON MOTION, ordered, that tha creditor* of the Hank of Clieraw do liferent their de mand' ami prove thani before llie rommiriooner on or before the Ar?t day of Nnvaatlier n?at. O. W. DAKOAN, C K C D. Julr 17, IH29 29 1* ct. al. \ *cy, et. nl.j CAUTION. I MIR public are cantloned i|iiait trotting or piylng money, to any paraon on My a? count, ualeaa they bold ? wrMton order nndar mjr own hand M ANTONIO Juoo 14, Ifl'.'O. M COLUMBIA HAT MANUFACTORY. Kintr Brick Hunts iiww tub Mimut. 'IMIK tubtcriber bin l<m lo Infoim big JL friend* and I he publio la WMWl, tbM be hat comnrnr.ed I be MANOFACTOBINU OP IIATS in nil its Verio0* branch**, be baa nei ther tparvd |>alnt nor espciiM (o obtain ftrM rate materials ah J workmen, and hopes !? merit n lilnrral shaio of public patronage} ho alto hopoi thai all who are interested in tb? encouragement of toulbera nwnofnctorlea, will call u<--4?a him and examine lilt Huts previous lo their purchasing elnwborv, as the argu ment, is often urgedln trying times of keeping money In the country he uapccU they wl'i be duly understood aud Hpnrecialtd by the public in general; It* intends keeping an elegant and eiteutivo assortment of geiitlemen'a Black ami Drab Hats; Coiitliling of nil lit* different qualitica and ?Impci together with youth* and cbiMient Hat* ana alio Military Hut* lor ill grade* ol officer*, all of which will be dlipoied oft! *rholR?l? or retail lor ca?h. a* low ?ia ihejr can ba pur cha?ed In Cbame?ton, and warranted tuperior tolUU brought from tho North, person* reild iriR in the country withing hat* of any particular ouality or faction, can Im? accommodated in the ihorlett oolite by forwarding the ri*e of the head and the heighth of the crown. N. li. All Imth purchaied of the mhtcrlber wll be 'Ireited i;rati*. Cu?h iMiidforull kind* of llatti.rs fur. O aCC'IITHASSRU. December 2&. fttt If Dissolution of Co-partueiship. ? |1UK fl roi heretofore'-lliiing under the name I. ol JONATHAN 3. JK.NKINSU Co. I*this day diimlveil by mutual content All thote in debtedto the couciirn tire iei|ue?ted to make im mediate settlement wllb 4. S leokini. J. S JKNKIN3, | ROW. H. KISIIKR. , Jonathan S. Jenkini,grateful to hi* friend* and j the public for their former encouragement, beg* leave to annoiiuce hitinU-lit ion ol continuing; the buonetsat the old ktand 1111 i hope* still to merit a ihare of their patronage, lie will keep con itantly on bund a good a**ortmeni ol Boot*,; Shoe* and leather, of every de*eri|itioa. al??> Tanuer* Oil ol the Grit quality; all of which will lie cold very low lor ca*b. May 15. 1829. 20 If Jldiiitional Supplies. sbyrftss <Koo&? Nr.W fiylw Unry Frio??*nd Black mid While, aud coloured liinqliami Msortod. I'luin iiikI Water <1, Coloured and film, k Grot di; rtllkv Suprr I'luin wnd nlriprd CotrpHly.aud poluiy ronif Ktlrn (inwai- Bonne! and lit-It UiMum!* Super tianxr mid t 'noihrit-k ' iMtdkrruiiir f? <Utnnd 40 mrh luck Itniian Silk ?l?? C -liKir?*<l jerwillc* miiiI *Uk Vesting* YHlow Hiid Blm* Nankt.t n? Munition and Wilmington Stripes Blnr.k CircHiiinn and I'runrllin ' llour.n nnd Vipoma ('antiincrct. j 10(1 pitrei of the lurst 7 H (ind -4**t Irish Linens. I 8u|M*r Scotch Shlriinci. I Wliito Hiid Coloured Dii'U. (.cpliortiJ lor Lnditts, Mi??ri .mil (irntleniun. I (>?nNtiuri{?. kc itc II T. SNOWDKN k t^o April 4, IS.'V if A BARGAIN. FfllfK ntwcriber offeta lor mIc hi* valuable M Hume and ?.ol In Newberry Village *d joining Hie public tonare on the north. The home ialnrge *nd wolf calculated (or ? tavern and rtore. The lot contain* one half acie with ?nod garden, ttab|e?, and all oilier necc?>ary out biiildiugt for either branch of hu?ine??; other di? ? cri|>tioo* arc thought nniieeewary; thoie wiihing to purchase are invited to examine for ttiein telvea. If not *<.1.1 |?riv ;?tely before lall court, it will h* ?o? i at public tale on second day ?>f court to the highest bidder The term* ci.ii tw made to ?uil mirclmser?.?eight or ten yean credit may he liad by ?ccoring the purchase money and paying the interest annually, or a literal deduction for rash will l>e allowed. Kuipiire of H Stunit, on the prembes or to VVM. Oil.I.AM. I'age* Creek, Nowlwrry ) ?list June <24, |Ht?? \ SYCAMORF. OHOVF. FKMAI.F. AC'ADKMY AMI> BOARDING BCIIOOI,, in l.*uraiit din. on it ?uull branch of Indian creek; under the ?Uf>erintendri.eo ni Miur; Dorothy T and tiibrlll M. Young, will tomiimiiroili operntiona again tin Monday IHili tiny of July nrit. 'Ihc truiler* of tlii? institution itt^iiiltil n public ff' ainiiiation of lit pupils on the 2fttli intt.and have jcmit pUarure in announcing to tin? public their entire approbation of the re?ult. The young la di#*? nc<|ut(l?id theimelvea in their different brnijchet of itudy in a manner highly honorable to tlivm?*lvea and rif dinilil'1 to I heir totore??e?; tully cviiieinK tlieir mpaMlily of teaching whit they propoto, The Miaae* Voilfin'i li.nl (a* hith erto^ to receive a full *hare of public patronage. Term* of tuition, boarding l/.e. will he at follow*, to wit: Hoarding nt the academy* per ami. Hj?*-tlii?}?, Heading, Writing, Definition of Worth and Arithmetic, 3 pr <jr or 10 pr an The above with Kop.lith (?rftmmar and ticogiaphy 4 pr ?jc or I.) pr nn The aliovi. with llbtory, Attronomy, the me of (iloliea and Maps f? pr t|r or IH |>r an. The ahove with Drawing, Painting. Plain, Ornamen tal and Fancy .Needle Work and Kmbroidcfing, f pt<f>?or20 pr nn. Mutii', on the I'iano, H pi i|ror III pr an. A vacation of ?l? Wfk* will bo allowed, for w ir.h no deduction will b? made to anuuni ttholnr* By order of the Board of Truttert I0IIN CAI.DWKI.L, Ser'ry to llie Board. June C?. IRC'I cow'im * IIF. SIJB8CBIBF.lt,on hchnll of hie aatoci. 1 nte?, ropectfully inform* the public, that, they have in operation a Cotton and Wool** Factory, near Society Half, at which the folio* te^ article* may be had al the pricoa annex*"! i Cotton vara* of any number under N-> 10, twenty Ave ecnta a pound *, relne ??< cotton bagging twine,thirty two rent* a pound ; cotton ornaburgh*, twelve and a half cent# n yard. Cotton baling,and negro winter clothing will bepreperedfartheeuHnngieaanu Th* public are a??ired that theae artic le* are made of cot ton of th? primeet Maple. Cuttomera can have their yarn warped into ?*ba of any length and th they tony direct, andeo marfced a?to pre I aateteke or dMbanltfui putting I' e?n into the i at am dollar anew. DAVID R. WILLIAMS, for the Union ManahalwiitCaapwyef Oftltnn VII U|li9? M?r?k IJ, I"*'1.' o*t?? i 'A. *<?f -iX". ? A FHOOJLAMATIOW. State of South Carolina. Executive Department, > CM July, 1829. ( WI1EUE.VS, JKRRMJAH SMITH, at Kw ?haw couit, apriag tern. 1B81, wu con rioted of Negro Stealing, and wu lor told of Itmvt pwloawl, upon condition of kit ImvIu tht aUU, and whereas bn bta mad. IO mm that ..Id JmmbV ?J?aUb b noTat iarc* la this state, la mm vlulaUoo of Mid oon? dHioa, tad Ibal In Im> lately euwlQlla violent aaaault upon a clticeo if Ibia aUU Ud pot the mm* oSoer at deftanco \ 1 HOW BK IT KNOWN, tin* K Stephen D. Miller, Ooeewor of Mid ?ate, wHl give a ib wardof*woM?ftM?oo?.Aft?, fee fee opnre hrmlon and delivery of taid JcreaaUli BMfthlo Ibo fooler of Kershaw dUtrtoti and da hereby eojoln opoo all iba citlxeaa of this stateth Ma all Uwfut and dillfant miani, to erroat Ikaald of fender, to thai Iba sentence of the court oaay bn carried ioto effect; and do hereby eaa*M all tfa? ritisaas of this ?tate, uot to harbor, cotfiaaaacc, aid, or assist, aald felon, uoder Die pesrfty of be ing considered accessaries after tbe fa I Ulven under my.hand aod the ttal of tie ?tate aforesaid. STEPHEN D. SfLLEn. By the Governor. R. H Wamino, l)?|H. Sec'ry. of State. Slate of South 1 orolina Executive DarAATMtffr, > Wft >620. } trrfjof the cour: of sessions or iHW.far fteageburgb dlsf ? (rue Milwasfount!against HfwRY GANT mul F.LISHAGANTfor the miuxrtof Jobo 8lon>i <?f said district, and whereas ft is been repre sented to m? that tl?? said dafniaMa have not yet Imrit arrested to answer forais Ofleui < NOW, BE IT KNOWN, tWl. Stephen V Mller, Governor <v( the 9l?', aforesaid, will give arowaid of /Vt? HunJrt Dollars fur tli?; apprehension and delivery b the goaler ot 0?angeburgli district of both abnve namn! I'orsoo*, ?o charged?or Thrdl/undrtd Uollar ? or either of thorn, so thatihey, yr either oi them, may abide the event r*aid prosecution. Ilenry Gant Is repre?ent4 ns about lix let: bigh,slender made, erect Inis walk,light coin |>leklon,blue eves, good tyset teeth, thin ami long viiagnd. When lonkefull in the face, h<> drops his ryes. Age abouf7 to 30. ENsha Gant, about 5 let 10inches high, weighing front 176 to 20<pound, completion ratherswnrtby, light yellciih h?ir, blue eye?>, bis Angers tapeiiiig retnnrljily to tb? e?- J. Given under my hariand the seal of th? State aforesaid STCpEN D. MILLER. fly the Governoj. R. K Wahiko,! . Dept Sec'rjof State. 83 tf I w EXECUTIVE PFAUTMENT, 9tMay, .829. TtbelnM filling of ! niterCourt, ihe grand jury found j Irue II nraliiKt JAMKS |i. ItKAVha for I lie murdiof William Rateinan, and il appear* I list the *i Heave* ha* flr<l (tuu\ jutlice and hat at yel ill been apprehended to inuMvr forthi* charge: AW he il ItnupHi T? I will give 1'HRKi: HtJNDKKb DOLLARS n rowaid for Ihe de livery of (lie iaid Jameit. K'?v*> lo the gual> - u( Stimler diitrict, to Ib'he may abide (be im.u of tairi protection. CJivcn uudrr my b?d and llir ?eal of tin State, al Colmnli thl* 9th May, 1B2N. STlfllKN l>. MILLER. IIy llir. fjortrnor. II. H. Waiiiho,! I)ept Hec'C of State. 20 ti Mary Abi llecket, ITU muih pleare ?onounre? (o b<' friend* ia (he equry, tha Lad it > ?:' Columbia, (bat the liat-otuaicnrml tlin MIL I.INAflY and MANTI-MAKING bu.ino* in all ilr. varloui branched the Commcreial Ho tel. She ha* engaged MHPorter from New York whote abilities ia tha Minaryaad Fancy Dreti Making buiine** are ?i known here. Mm. Porter haa Might from New York the latest faihiont of lit City, and having a regular correipondracwill always ba able to make (heir work kgrabla lo (he lateit advice* The patronage of OtLadie* will b* UfsiA fully received and pulually attended to. November 47 (f | Mrs. MARHnUTTING STII.L continues * MILLENARY aad BA KING business , her old aland, wber* she keep* n constant tupy tuiiable lor town and country. Tlie store Jick More and cellar lately occupied by John OJunlnp, lo rent. Apply u above. Juno 12, 1820. 2<t if Spring ami Summer Fashions. MRS. IIKI'FKHAN, resittclfully inform her friend* anlthe public in gem-ral, (bat ?be has just ndurnadJotnf'barletton, where the has selected a hiHmie aisortment of Sprint; and Summer fashlotj She ha* al?o brought up wilb her a jroun* MMo atlendlothe DnKSs MAKINU l>u?in?*,.lately from New York . who for the lint l? month* condnrled the Imiintii of Mr* Da, In Charleston, and h?.i ifiven the ino?l geneil ?*ti?factlon. Columbia, May 2k IHIJ9. 2ltf NOTICE. (I^IIK C,o-parl^r^'l|,',c'e<0l?'" ??l*(?n| I" I tweeu Squi/ **? Row *ndJam?-? llora, uit der the firm of'"We* llora, At Co. iithifdxv di*?olved by mrf''*! eonietit Thane indebted t<> *>dd firm, arrr4ur<,,'*l to make payment to A C. Sipiier, li*? who are duly authorised t.? settle Olelaii' ?>f the conn rn. ? JAMKS IIORA. 84|t'IKR U ROSi? Colnmlrfc Feb t?, IH2V. SQUIRM* ROWS having taken ARIlAM < . 8<)UIKK partnership,tha butinet* in futur? will bei???',J?:led uiiderlhe firm of A C. Hquiir, It Co. SQRlF.R It ROSS, A C.fl4|t;iKK. 1,-MiHry |R'2V?. lot) 11 (LOTHINO ANI) HATS. .1. C. SQUIi.K, W CO. AV K jimi fM?lvMl ? tupply o( Cl??l\ Inr ftnil ll?l?, romprltlnji a ffiirril a wort it*'n; "limbic (or the pretrn* and auproarhltix in tbo l>*?l and mott i**Mon?Mf ?lylr.whlrli lh#?y will dltpgM of M jjrratly r?. ducad pflrri rnlumbli, April 1029 li ff A. BRANDING will heneaf ter prnMiM in lh? (Iniirti ?>f Law and lupiity, forth* 4?lrkUnCRielilan?1, l.?ncaat?r Itailin; Ion H.,wti?ra?dK#rakaw JOHN M. DKHADS HI)HI. it aiaoclalad with him in III* District' :1 K rr?A*w ar.d Sumlrr, and will al land to the often l?wi?'n,'*? of <ho?* Ditlrlrl* JwnalJ, IHW fi3 tf NOTICE. ALL |?#r?on? ara r??tim?ad not to oradit any parw.oott wyaMtwntanlaaa having a wnt a? ordar from ap*?4(?C p^r July 10,1850 ?? it