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?""?"?""Wkthv. ? LOVK hOKU. Tlw Lanta*t?r (iUitlf ??)?, (lie follomng love wng hail iliurfiu in ihe tulloniDj ciicuui tlaocet: When Trum'-ull, llio Connecticut Bard, wat quite young, a youth of hi* acquaintance. n* mnl Jtfob , ?r?i |tri>ivui)ilv tmllltn with Ihe charms of our Aunty Surrtting In mmi aoug ao affair to peculiarly u.Uresliii*, the torterer dared not to lnj>l Id* own |*e?t or lilt <m n Mock ol brain*, and nio>i ardently requett ?4 Trumbull'* fiiendly attiUanre--Th* poet protnieed It do hit but, If be mlf hi writn in jkhs try an'i in Jacob'* name. To <hi> the burning lover agreed, and tbo following wattoou on U* detllned couite To thee my Wanejr. U?ee my Ssttlinf, i'oor ,.?i?ouer Jacob tendetb greeting, Whereat, to please the powers aboM-, 1m falling deroerately In lovi , rof Cupid too* a Mat ion fly, In one bright coro?*r of your eye, And from hw bow let fly a dart. Which mlitad my fib# and reuehed my heart, I'ierced through and through, and pacing larilier, I'm all my inside* out of order. Nor tbl* the only plague I fouud? I.ove entered ut the viewlc** wout.J, At mice into a cbeete will creep Through a itnall crack, and entering deep, Whiloull without look* fair and well, The* make the chcesc nn emp'y thell: Py thievish lure ut once bioke through, tit >le and bore otT my heart to you, And left me htrtrtlct*, void of rate, An empty thell iikn loict.il J ehcete: Now I poor Jacob in great smart, Ilotrirch you to return my heart; I <r elte, lo cure my ceatelest moan. Make uti eichange and tend your own. OL! Nancv.thec I Inro more truly Than ever lludlbrait loved Trolly, Not Kneat of old or Dido, Ooiilil love one half <o hot ru I ?J.< 1 hold my Nancy more a Ooddets Tlinn Venus fair or Uinu tuodest. i htoiig'iotit the world thy beau'.ic< j\<>r liai tiie ma tu-Ji power at thine, i'hy look* mako fair or rloudy weutlic-, .iiy beauty keeps the world together. ,\nd khoti'.d n drouth cVr conn again, Should y?u huttrown I know 'twould rain. J or you the earth pioduen* flowir', I jr yo-4 rioudi drop In ti utti'nl *how t , Vrwiti only prow tbut ym? may cat. And calve. uml piet to t'nd you men', Vourcbcriniii^tmllt't winch we observe, '.:hi?iilJ you Withhold the woild would tl.irre, H.irt'i would retrain her wonted itore, And pluui* and |.cm liet be no more t?li Nar.cj' euuld you otiec hot lovo tne, II >\e taijrbt^ clad pour Jacob would be; Ao- time, n .r fate, our lovn should tcver, I d tiick to you like utx fotevi r. "hen havu tttc. Nancy, fori tcii yua I tun it | r?i|fy clever fallow, And \ouinuit think jo too, f ir why >o one can tell so well n> 1. ? lore follows then without ol je.'tior . ;1i? rent roll of ??j?^r JucUV. terieclio'k. Know tiitn, all womankind, H,.\t I When *traigl:t jin i.iinu-t si* ful.t hipii, ! . inee, by |j|.ii;i r<*>i:ouiuj; it iipj^enr# i m otic of natu;>- ? i;rwQad>crt. \tll to whitper thii I't'tweRii u?, - ervo only in tht' w?rs ut V?.nu>. I'm brown, an,I ??ncs c<:od lliing oIim hc . , ^'(?'r ?< Ma .i|it ut your n-r\ice, t vx it 1 T.a,; net, b.-l liuve lirAiii", I.rnug-l; tu ?nlk '.ii wl? ? i: r'?inf. Ao know 'he odd i "Iwi?t elicrse nr.d i ? '?? Oi Sell a hc/tJia'.v frnui it hav?k. ."?vr.inc a mm should he nb,i;v it:. ~r ItHitj loyi:' y?,u r?: ;ii* me '.mv Hrjiv iv!??? j i.ljc ol lotht by I vt<?, j.oil ms thiit. I vc a l.Ht?gin:< look; Ye'l mint (jireftt mu which tu ? lmo>r, J iio Jill rope or i??atri.iR?! iioojc? 1 mn>t, as 1 > or you inrlim-, lit 'ij rc>un ir uttk or haxf i_; ni. ?, Your :tai!eji ftuwut will make or I r??nk me, *-'<? Nancy, or iho I)?I, ?ak?: tin-. I have lome fault* my foe< wilt hr ?w!, i! it ( l??'t for<ivi n inytclf of nil. /?ud jnatii n ?'??? the wor. <! to i u.? /, If you ti.i-'k ?o too, my Nnii- y If you I jp better or for wot io 'I'.tke poor Jacob to ho your*, Our lovo thill l.i?t so luti^, 00 doii!T^, J'-'ernity will rmi ?.ut, And Im solicit ulii-Ji 1 nnfjldit. Immeatlty mux stretch to hold it And whrndeath omrt In fire and UrinVr, l o cut our martia^u knot atunde^, *'11 hold you tpitc of wind or weather, Hit dUrt* tlmll nail ut both together, Then yield, my t;ur, ami with me t.ike up. And 111 bo yours while I am????J\CQB At ?*hurch i hrajd the pinon ?ay ' Noman r.iu>t woik nu Sabbath tiny. ttut oli! K'tod | i-.iven how did ha ami! hell he got Iiuuin will) kuile nnil fork t)n 1'rier INiliuu, who wa< drowu'.d !'? l<*r tv.j< in tfio ocean dtovvmtd, A careie??, hapie?< creature' An I alleli hi* lilelett trunk wailounJ It was brcime .Vo/.'-J'sfer 1; r>w thou balmy air, My l*>iy't ctmcli ubovr; ii'ow liKhtly theie, yc wind*, and /pure. The t.ornb?r't of ?r y love. I?t no i ude b'.-tjt bit l',nvd '!'? inar her ^etitle ?!i t j ; H'lt lo i.."o,m l a dveaoty touiic, And il.vvsy 'aunicir craep. C "y' ill- i balmy itir, Anjhy uar counh ri niiiii Clft'lrnil t.'ieo with herbreatu, ac.l li^nr tit btilm to oio ajfain, 7?m lightly pto eOtl Rent I y blow ? D!?w toftly a ? my str?*ri. Bi-iVjjently, do not break '1 lit 'lillnetst ot her tler'p. ] woutd no| make my love av.n Nor raite ihoio lid< lo weep. tff'windt, that, borne in hnppier hour, May wanton at ya will, If round her bowor. yc have the powrr, To r.teefi and murmur Mill, Oll<htly ^n. aii-l irently blow , And let hi r :'..unb.T ?till t.\ uirr. (From thp Tref !>?<!?? Ailments J CAL'SK AN1/ KFFF.CT. The objcct of o>ir ln>i was to show, both ?ucoretiiaii >?and practically, in opposition tfi the dcclarn'ions nr reasoning of Mr. A :1 urnrj, Mr. Nilci, Mr. Kusn, and other ' miAll)' celebrated Mipporters ?.f the res rrictlvc *) stem, tliat one of the effect* of l.igh dnticH raunt be, and had been, a dimi niton of our export trade; indeed, Mr. ftu?U h?ll?*#M',?4n the rrport we have cited, ? auction* thi? principle, when he averts, "tl??t it I* manifestly what we ncnd abroad, which ?rt<u?tbithe end, give the true meas ure of what we urr to rerrivr from abroad," This to lie fcurc, is in (he face of his decla rator, that there wan no reason to think the tariff of imposing dutk* upon the i?V rage of HO or VO per ccnt on by far the largest portion of our importations would lessen expot tat ions. It it also mnin M. wdtiyMf Adams in hi* hint message, i.id almost in the v oid, of Mr. Rush, where he remarks that ?? the extent of the pro* perotu commerce of the nation must be reg 'dated by the amount of it* export** And an >mportant addition to the value of these will Arm* after tt n torrc*fi?n<tintr Incrci* '</tni/ivrhu.Qru." This again is true, ami ?5id&?! S>* */ dcWM* of 'mport?t?oii4 ?"rTu>u"'""* a???< i,,fcn*?<>"> reader will see *ith astonishment, and ccrtainlv rejrret. rT->C?n.?l kU|C klan'iinK> asserting in the same P Pc? evc|? the same sentence, proposi ? bm'f. d'rc<r,5*"> "WO** >" ?ifXr -1 bn u will excite no surpiise in the minds' of <those couversant with the speeches and writing*iof the partisan* and advocates of ?liffirV.b^UOry *)ffctc!n' *,ul ?how? how difficult it i?, even for the most cxpcricnccil statesmen, and practised politician*, to muintain doctrine*, which arc actually at variance, wc will not say with the beat es | But to return to our subject: wc have al , ready furnished, not only authorities which arc disposed to rely upon, but some of jt.iosc held in thegreatest rctpcct by our kpponcnts, for the correctness of the posi tion we undertake to maintain. Wc have also brought that to the test of experience, 1 ?o ?K?|V ? *10 Pril>cipal ?xi;ort trade to?r millions of dollars to less than hnif n milH^n, and furnished what, we think, will V.'""did ory cyidtnce, that our exports to those countries, would, at this day, have reached the sum oi 8 or $10,000,000, but for the abandonment of the free trade policy. \V ,th regard to the trade with Spain and U not mi'X b5 UrR,cd*lhat ol,c J??ance is not sufficient to found a general conclu sion upon, or thnt the diminution of our cx m?o r iC ma>',,avc arisen chit lly from the disturbed and distressed condition of those two countries. The first objection we shall hereafter remove by exhibiting the effect 1 the restrictive system upon our export .rode generally to all quarter* of the world In respect to the other, we are rcadv io ou"es inude w10".1 ?fthe ?Pcrali?n of the U , .but,,l canno1 ,)c denied mat those two kingdoms still contain a population of 10 to K millions, who cannot i?rotiCxut Wltl>ou, ,50? to 8200,000,000. f Kil Wi" il l,c with those best acquainted with the condition of t.?cse countries that we might supply ma ny articles of the first necessity 'S.iaper hl?tnn ^ Ca" bc altai,ud elsewhere, it wc had not by excessive duties, limited our consumption of the pro<luctsof their larnl and labour, which furnished the only means they have ?, baling with aml thuT lcs t!ni their ability to purchase the pr.Hl.jc onsof our country. Wc entend th^, that, poor and distressed as these nations ?he " \mcrlr bUt for,t,hp introduction of uce of the middle and caste,,, spates, w!,u" i ?? move prosperou-i sute of these com,' moVeexteCSC,CCWO,ild havc tic?"were Sni'C S?rm hi?h ?*"? thriftv ts ^ .'1 as quiet nnd ? mild I , ,::cc1aml (irwit Britain, v.c .m,Id?- c.,o trade with them, because ' n<'1 rcyc,vt fr?n> them what the, J!' I his, we again repeat, i* a spirit term' a"U Canm* tfXi* a"" tahlioV^iJ''V?!l- V" "^vul^-avoui-ingto es withfr.ctr ..I !',a Uwv?;,s C,,nncctcd -lie autl r,r;ti v' )VK v,l'l not depend upon 'oc autl orities of others, or our own "Ujs, nor .!pon the result of anv one branch 'iltiiT"^--acb!;rr:; 'onU- all rnl V Ulnl1C.''as wi? satisfy, not sue , m! will f a"(l men, but , such as w,u for(.r C0llvll tl{ltl, ;n t)(e . .. c^t and most disengeuuous mind, enlaced m the .support of the restrictive svsteni B Letust.'en refer to that uneuinir test ' i.f\ C'?/n nv,thcr 'lt'ceive i.or be pci vci ted i T? ration. v? m . . rt'C0"t'Cted by our readers that Mr Hush declared in hi. last ret or, an, in the passage cited by us, ?< t handle "al (/?" the tariff of i?2? ;uoui.'1 '"*??" our exportation*. Now on luimng to the official statement of the'ex 'ls-M ^?rt^l,f-year ending 30th Septemlier I 1S-?, t*>0 month* />r;,,r to the tlarrfhil 'CHf,?\vh ]vc f",J lbi# :,u,ou"t?d to ' was' 882^ u J--? tCVrn,'B >t:"' tht ?""ount Sioolo n?' 'li'i ,It'rc '* 14 decline of 1 ,us. ??owever, is only a partial xi, (V ,< iithcTil",efftdc^n!'V^rin>' mcans? ' 'radr \V?. will il *-vstc,n ?n ,,u?' export ? ??* ,in,c 3' ,"c r" ?!'e exports during it? ,, ^ L',T^rC ?{^;"lofuU oration, wiihtSc^ 1 he Jir?t act und.-r the nor, inimi t.r u.-, i o ^ K^ITVi0'' ,,olic>' WCMt ??to ope or , I i 18}fii the dude* ni, the ' Irm, K?nr,'CU'> s:,y cottons, ? g'ftss, spirits, molasses, sail doth kmjp. ravens ,luf k. fa. ?ot ??' ? ""the average l,y per cciit at leaM a, Tf eAn,I'?SC l>y tllC aCt 01 't <11.| Vol fc^,u"c.r '?'k? gn t.oods as the present ttrifl' I'l,, mc??re nn cxt?criaicat, wll,' i?,ey WcM o L in?' nm! eonscquently ve^Tm iniporting till most o? them krr,sl,c'1 or ruined, bv the com 1 Sr rn,i"r a,,ici" f??,i u,o? z nnumers by enormous duties. n,iwPI>rthpnsion of the ey 1 both M.n C tb? "ct "f 1Hir' wn"ul operate I orreashie 1^'? ,r'"^ ^-nt on i the act of^lHir 7?^enr* " ,8,y.'^evei, < and ne cessary'''?;:i,,t0pr0<1"ce i,# r^y cor,*?rl'iene? s upon the cv port and import trade nf .i,. ,umuted. I he paper money nvstcin ?> <. : branch of the ? *>stcm is a i33ES'SSs?S that nature ii ! ro**?binations of ' natuir, it minres both narties t? u UV 7 t0?' Wi"' ",c " Amer can system >" H e d? not perceive ,|,e effect of t?^ act of nLVrr,;1k purpose, to take a series of year*, to nhnw the eflVc.t of the In'^Ji duty policy. Let o? then compare the export*of the three first I ) ars after the pe.ice, and before the effect f the act of IHIG was fully realised with ,^fi'"CCCC(liu^ ye*r*, when the rate* ol 1816 were augmented by sevcrAl mniifira 1?wI tII. . WV ?*'" further ln ' *rer*f^ f*rt4~4,383, while thosfl of 1819 to 1828, Inclusive averaged only $75,' 937,476 ; having fallen, the but year, to 72, 264.416! ! Can any thing more he necessary to con vince the moat deluded, wc might almott ?:.y in ?ane udvorate of the restrictive ?ys- . ton, ?>f the effvot of ?>ur no?-importation ' laws upon our cx|xirt trade, than the state meut here presented, from documents wl\ < It :i<> <>nv can dispute * Hut tUcdet li?.c "f '?ur export* from 8^7, 624, iUJ, ,264,486, thougii it expires the incorrect position* of Mr. Hush, and other leader* of the party, opposed to the free trade or national system, does not, by any means, exhibit the extent of the injury we have sustained, with regard to the ex port trade. It shoud be recollected, that when our exports were upward of 86 mil lions, we had a population not exceeding H| millions ; whilu at this moment they fall very little short of 1J millions. Now, <^r export trade, like nil other branches ok industry, would naturally in crease, if not obstructed and diminished by " /Protective somewhat in the rates of our inercased wealth and popula tion: and these arc the data from which wc may form an estimate of what this in crease would have been, hut for the estab lishment of the " American " or ahti-nn tinnal system, but this we shall reserve for the next number. INVESTIGATOR. [The following very excellent article is from the Huston Commercial l>axuMi', one of the most able paper* in tho Union and a print which we apprehend has not recei 1 ved a? much attention at tho South nx it I diKerve*.?Ki>. Tki.1 THK.SEW SYSTEM or TAXATION. hu\o already proved fry,,, official ihSu,|,,CV I at 1l,,"','arifl Acta of 111? ami from *31 5lSUm !ht', ,,MoUM "> Un year* 110 \V i * ??UVW W-I.J 10. We also furnished >citiH factory evident* that ||,t. humiliate effect oMlic Act ofl82N, would Ih> reduce the ,1 . Is'' rrt,,?i|?t" ??> $12,000,000, and '??I revenue to ?14,000,000 sy ^::Tr\^}ot i,,is p^wwiorv -*?/ ?? rtill lower, as the principle of the Tariff polic> was " ?" oording to Mr. Edward Kverclt, one 'of he IIIOM /.ealoUM and able advocatc of the i?on-iMi|K?rtationsyKte:n, "iu ,.na|)J(. ,.ac. article umnulaciured at home, to sustain a ro,,,JM.?,,, ,1 with .he same article an impor 111 r ni l T".rU" another still 11; 'l,,?,'??*up|Kirt?r of the / ' Webster, "the meaninc of our \i ' ,vaH ?h>uhlh*s* to give the manufacturer an advance over IUH Lmglish competitors. J'rotectivu i/itaiis th,?. or it inuaiiH nothing." I I'M is the ground taken not only |,v these two eminent partisan* of the anti-co'iuiner , hut of Mr. Niles, Mr. ?Zl, ??Ir. John Hums, and oilier equally distii miwhed statesmen and economists yow according to this definition of - .?n. any duty that falls a particle si',,", I prolul,, ,,., w ill n??, accomplish ,|1(. ,1,1. I I ' I rill acts have hcen . s MI"V manufactures. :,s ? as the;, ran ht> :i!|<irde,| cheaper th in A?/? ?? ? hsti-r says, mraiis firoht . St ihiwh vou once tun H ?. , principle, that all mam,lac ti n h must he prohibited, similar to those W Inch ran he made at ho ne.-that si!Z I,,'!!*' ",U*t e\tend??d toeverv pro <liit (ic?n wif ran raise** 'ifwi <?#.?? " ?? u |.?? .1 . . . 1 ' ? "'iseipientlv. ?III II the American System" is fullv rar f rhv \l ,,K" lXlo,,t Wl.ifl, i* contended 'f ? Mrwrs. Everett, SilfH, W. hster and ??th? rs, we should nearly cease to ?>??'ini SS, a,,?.nrt,<''l' ????! ?ur only source of ri venue will |N! almost annihilate. ,n'V,'n/|,> I'"'". 1HW, upon the rati firit oo?i!<'rVi''i|0'n U1M> the urn (pi.ntt-r ol this vear, w ill not in ikr?? ? ?riling to our cxiH.^idilurc of l,?,. years, o| $8,000,000 ; and this dcficicnrC forlnv? 71 i ,nrr,,:,^,,U'. anil is impimsilZ or an\ of the staple lahricx of Eurone to ??car existing duties of 2S to 250 per Cut multTAmViV^r i"n',,tn r?nsume oust hi siiiucgled, as w e are told hy Re. C?,crrl,.,,,t' OepartnientH, has , " ,,H for the past year. We will u.weyer fake the deficiency at $8,000,000 it Ii.im lieen generally contended h\ the Advocates o| nstrictions, that the Tarifl Would Iiot lessen the duties?liut Mr An ?IrewSU'waji, M oft ougressfr.niHlv^v, of Mr' V|V<* k,,ow" Uisripleand follower "Hot if the manufartun- of our rloths I!; "ffi-rtto 'limin.Mf. the revenue a u !! 7 !'7,M*n , ,,n,f'n,l "hat it would he ?iir-?' "ullions ahmad to i>rilliliu"1"t'"IV"1 Wno1 J sake <,f adding a few thousand dollars to our revenue! This principle il" f'dlowed H'lt would result inestahhshinir the general Posit,on. that for the sake of Pevenue S v-'y HM,.e n?,i Iiotliiug How loiii; w ould Kuril a system last It was as ahsurd m theory as it would he ruinous in prartire " "i'l ?'fimlleinen dread an exrise. a?,| whv " ,?V:xrm\- m,,r" tfrrihl.. than an ii? Mimntion'r Vl n,,t a.lik, :' ,:,x "poo con II,""'y '??D'rrncft was at the impost i*ford^n pnidurtiom. and !$Z7+?""T"! ? 'p?"? l^ 'tY," rUT ,M' ,hr "t the act of ?nd an misonn w liirli this phi/osopher of ?... , w r ??* p* '"ncile us to ten or t weIZ mi lions of additional taxation, are m,me w M I. .iT*"' " n,,t "ijfenious Ex' iNe will lead to an "rononiy of puhli. and ori i ,r";7v"tUi% ?r h< /^kMh Stirs, or of the still ,?ore fa,nous Mr To nlunder nine tenths r,ft|,e nation of h? mer, mechanic and lafx.rrr, In or twelve nrivLTT, W'" ,,0ubtle*n diminish -..other K C! r^'fL'r ^"">1 or corrupt ? , bf? induced to legislate the lit Hw". '""Mimic <*nnot comprehend how i aizk. sst-1 ^f? r*n' u Mr. Stewart J , hvant**f"tarufMnton*umhtht,V A FERE TR \i)ER | CONTENTS OF TUB NORTH AMERICAN RKVIF.W?NO. LXIV. ART. I Memoirs of ? Financier? Memoires ill (I I Ovvard far m rlt, ?t let diverse* Operation* Financier*! II. Ptinclp'as of Elocution? I. Plilloaopliy of the llumaa Voice, rmbraeiag its Pnysiologi cai History. IW James Rush. 2 Analysis of the principles uf Rhetorical Delivery as h|>|>Ii?*?l in Ki idingaiHl9fH >km|t By EltfOf?f Porter III History of Intellectual Philosophy?|. CEuvrek de Platon Tradultes par Victor i'?u? io a. Prana*-n? Pnllosophioue* Par lament* 3. Couis ilf Plntoiophe. Par le in coir. 4. Novcani Frsgmoni Philosophiques. Par le mtme. IV De Grangers Life and Writings? Chan sons de P. Jrrie Beraiigt r. V. The Creek Revolution?An Historical Sketch cf I lie Rtcck Revolution. Uy Manuel O. IIOM-M. VI Abbot'* I.etters 011 Cuba? Letters written in the lalciiurot Cuba. Uy tho late Itiv. Abiel Abbot VII. American Poem*?1. Poems by the Au tboro,'Moral Pieces in Prow an J Verse. - tiulrfo n Tale ; Sketches from History, and otb ei Poems. Uy lantbe. VIII. Popular lUlucntio? ) Prnrliral (*)?? lervatlons on Popular cduc lion. By II Hiniipb am. 2. Library of Useful Kuo?vle<fxe Pub llshed|undrr tho Superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. IX. Uotlon eihibition ol Pictures?Catalogue of Pictures in the Alhcnvum tindery. IB2W X. Constitutional History?1 Histoiy of En gland Iroin tho first Invasion of th<i Romans. By John Llngard. 'J. History of the British Empire froin the accession nt Charles the First to,the Hestoration. Uy Orurg? llro.lie 3. A Constitutional History of F.ngland from tin Ac ee'sion of Henry to the Drnlli of George tho Sec olid. 4. Ilirtoiy of the Cotumou\veti|(b. L:y William <todwiu. Wuartcrly 1stt of New Publication*. Just received uml for Milt- by K. W. ft: A S JOHNSON Augoo 7, SOUTIIC.IllOLIJVA \ FEMALE INSTITU TE. AT tin- ni cest ion of tlio patrons nod fiicnds ol tho Institute, pupil* M ill In- recrived at I the commencement of ihc Spring, Mid summer, Fall, anil Mid-winter i|iurters, (first of April, July, October, and Jauuaiy.) nod charged from | 11lm period of intranet F.LI AS MARKS, M. D. | I'rtnripal. : JilSv 17, 2!> if SYCAMOIU; CKOVF. FF.MALK ACADEMY ANI> HO VltDINf! SCHOOL, in l.uurcns j dill, on a ?-na'.l branch of Indian creek; under 1 the sui.eiititeiiilcr.ee ol Misses Dorothy T and 1 l?ub? ll? M Young, will commence its o|>crnlioii? j again on Momlny I3lli dny of July nett. The jtniili-rsnf this institution attended a public e? ainiuutiou of its pupils on the 26th iui*. nnd have ? -rreM pleasure 111 announcing to the public their 'entire approbation of the result. T'ie young la 1 dies acquitted themselves in their different branches of study 111 h manner hi/lily honorable Sin thouKelves and r.iediliible to Ibeir tutoresses, ' Inlly evincing Ibei? capability of teaching whnl ' they propore. The Mi?*e* Young*.* ti<i?t 'at Iclli ? i'o) to ???eeive ti full share of public patronage. I t rtnt <?.' tuitiju, boaruing ire., \\ lit be 41 follows, (?) w it , Hoarding At tiie academy, gC, I per arm , >pellinq. Rending, \N riling > Definition c:f Word* mid Ar.tlimetie, pr .;r cr 10 pr an 'Tli? above \vi?!i F.ngl'-h Or.immnr and Oeogtaphy I pr -;r or I.! | r an Iht- uliovi with llittory, ' Astronomy, tho mo ot ' tilobej antl Maps, & pr ?ir or IS pr at:. I Tbe above with Drawing, I Painting. Plmii, Ornaineu I'd and Fancy Needlu Work mid Euibroidcf ing, ft pr tjr or 'Jo pr .111. Music, 011 Hie Piano, 3 pi t|fnr lUprun. A vurntiwn of >it wcelts will be allowed, tor w ieh no deduction will bo made to iiunual httlart Uy order ol the Hoard of Truster?. JOHN CALDWELL, bee'ry to llm Hn.n.l. June 25. I aery 28 eow2in. Tiik f'itiscriher oflfcu for ?nl? hii ^ ulunhh' Home nnil |.n( in Nrulirrry Villa*'- ad j joining the public n|iinrr on the north. The ; house i?lnrj?e .mil wi-ll cnlculutrd fur :t tavern unit I ?luff. The lot contain* one hull bch- with n 1 good jardan. ?tnble?, and nil other n?cfi*iry vul : huildiur* fnreitlier branch of hu*mv?>; ullirr dii ? criptiou.-- urn thought ntitiv<*-aiMry; thote win '????? ' to pur.-hti?e nro invited to i-iaminc for lliem . M'lVfl I || mil ?old |>rn'fiti'ly bef.irc tall rnurt.it w I*1 1 i>ol<! nt public ?ttlr iiu second day ut court to the hi/he?t hid<irr. Tin; term* fill lie made to ?uii i nurchmier*?eight or trn yr?r< rri-iiit nr--y be I IihiI liv ?rr.iirin< tin* port-hate nimiry mid paym,: ? the ?? ?t annually, or m Ii'?# r il d< <IupImiii fur ra*h will In; allowed, Kiiijuirr of ft Stunit, on the pieiui r* or \VM. CII.I.AM. ? I'.ijri' Creek, Newberry ) ... J dM Jim; t!-t, IHIK. < JJ " j 'IMIK ?uli?criber will di?pngc of, for a price e ?? ! 'I tremcly mo.h-rnic, mid on h loo* credit for > tli* larger portion, or ni etchnnsn for lienor*, n j * ;ilijiililc .mil ru-h tr rt of laud on S ilud i river, nr.ir die Vibrville nnil |,norett? liner, and in a ! ?ec.lion of fine cniiiitty, containing 1670 acre*, ibout iwn hundred of which ii flevnti'd low ' trutfiiih. ItrfririKi'i, |o Dip subscriber '?n the pretni*e?,?o l?r M.iv# at Mt Willioc, to 3 W I M?y?, r., | nt K<tjf-liHd Coijrt Ihuiic, ?>r Pierc.e M. Butler Colmnbiu .T AS. B MWS. July 3. IflC'J. i>7 House and Lot for sale. illlK .Snh??.riher % l:iri??; and commodious dwelling llOllHF#i formerly or.? uiiii-d l.v Colonel l'ride,*itiiated in nn? of the bight*! mill ?i.okt pleasant pnrlt ol Columbia Term* one third rath, Ihr bnlit'ire on a credit of one mid two ymrs with interest Application mny lie made to Mr Win Mr Millao in Columbia or to the subfcrlber, mi (Van" rmrk lA.MKS DOtmi.ARS, S. n Per ember 'I r*I || jVJOIICK? Whereat my wife F.lixalielh ?'trinifrllim Ims made her elopement from | my In d and hoard without any prn|Kr cause, I ( do hereby forwnrn all per?nn? Iron) trading or I giving h?r any credit on my amount as I not dr- j terrained not to pay any of her routine!* Ill* HKI'BF.N v ftTHlSOKI-XI.OW i mark Chester, August 3. 182'J. 33 2t In Equity. Cheraw Dintrict. t KltntJARV TF.ItM IH29. J. I). Hecr*, ct. al. ... " I r, et. nl. y Oeo. T. Ifeitr??y ON MOTION, tinlrwil, that tha rraditor* of tha Bank of Ch?r?w do nr^rawt thdr de mand# ami piove | Ham before I ha eomoiMo?Mr jn or b?for? tha ftnt day of Nov*wbor na*t. /? O.W DAROAN.C B C D. ulf 17, IW9 99 1? COLUMBIA H\T MANUFACTORY. Knur Hkick llov*a below tmk Mamit. 11HK lutiicriber Iwgi ltiv? lo l#f?m bl? , friend* and the public U (tntrtl, IbM It* bat commenced tba MANUFACTURING OF HATS In all iu various branch**, ba ha* nel tbcr tparcd pain* nor eipanie to obtain flrat rate material* and workman, and hopes to merit n liberal abate of public patronage; be alio ho|H)< that all who are interfiled In the encouragement of southern manufactories, will call upon him and eaamine hi* llat* previoua to their purchasing elsewhere, a* the argu in?nt, It often urged in trying time* of keeping money in the country he aipect* tbey will tse duly understood and Hppraciatcd by the public in general; li? intend* keeping au elegant and eateutive assortment of gentlemen's Black and Drab Hats; Consisting of all the different qualities nnd shape* together with youth* and ckildien* lint* ana also Military Mat* (or all grade* ol officer*, all of which will bit disposed of at wholesale or retail lor ensh, as luw as they can be pur chased in Chaaleston, and warranted superior to llat* brought from the North, peraor* resid ing in the Country wishing tints of any particular iiunlity or fashion, can hu accommodated iu the shortest notice by forwarding tho rise of the head mid the heighth ?f the crown. N li. All hats purchased ol theiubsci ibcr wil be dressed gratis. Cash paid for all kinds of llnttr rs fur. O HOCHTIIASPKU. December 26. 40 if SOUTH CAROLINA COACH FACTORY. r?^IIF. -ubscrilie. take* this method of inform I llig 11 if inhabitants of Columbia mill of tlir llei'liboiinc districts, thai lift coininue.s lbe COM'H MAKINti tinj IH'HOI.STKHINt* III) Sl.NF.SS ?>l his old *1111111 (wo door* lielow Mr Joliu M'lvtii ? Store nml has estublithed 4 liruiicli nearly up|H??itr Mr Adam F.djjar'* Inn. Tin' itiliM-rihrr fissures hit friends, tlint the facilities lie has lor working c.henp, will enable liini lo sell liit work at Ibe moil reduced prices for rash. Mr is nl#o determined not to lit* undersold by any csliiblMiiiiciit in tin' state PF.TF.R CLISSF.Y. Columbia. July 2?i. I820. 2'J tJ I Zachariah Price, HOL SK, COACH, and SION PAINTI'.ll, rs ?pectfully inforinsthe citizens of Fairfield district, and Iht* public generally, that he lui n tubiished dir. Coach Making Hutinttt, ill Winn* ? borough ll?> U.is added In hi* cMahlishnii'nt the llliscksmith business, I lm ?.?*?? mid Wug^oti 111 :il.iii^ ? lm Inn mi hand 11 good Mock ul fir-l rale M-Mfoiird limber, mid nil other kinds of materi al*?together vviiti the ftr>i rate workmen lo con I duel I in* whole From Ihe low priresfor w hicli lie i intends 10 exccine nil orders, hit flatters himself ! thai hi: will merit n considerable share of public ! 11:11 ronii sf I*. S lie will nt'.rnd |ironi|>lly to a 11 orders iri the HoU'?* l'-iiutin^ line, that does not eicesstl one hundred mile*. i July 17 'Jtt IIJ tN 11 K >U I1SC III III 111, 011 l>eliu II ul his lsmici. atcr, respectfully informs the public, that they have iu operation n Cotton kiuI Wooleu Factory, uenr Society Hill, at which flic follow ih;; articles mny be had nt tho pricci aunegest Cot'on yarns of any number under No. 10, twenty live cent* n pound; seine und ?.iltoii bagging I wine, thirty two rent* u pound , cotton ??ruaburgbs, twelve and a liulf ceut* n yard, Cotton bagging,uud negro winter clothing will l>e prepared lor the ensuing season. The publir are assured thnt these article* are made of eot loa of the primes! staple. Customers can have ilieir yaru Warped into web* of any length nn<! width they may direet, and so marked a* lo pre vint nn?!tike nr difficulty tn putting thnui tuto Iht loom, nt "tin dollar eai:h DAVID It WILLIAMS, For the Pniou Manufacturing Company 01 South Carolina. March IIJ. IIWS. eolfini Mdilitmal Suppliex. i Suiiiia cootJH Nf.W vtyiu Ima Prints mid I ? limes. Slack nnd Wliile, and coloured Oing'iam assorted. I'luin noil Watered, Coloured and l.lark C?ros dr j Nnple Silks. Super Plain and Striped Cotepnty,anil palmy rcens F.strn Cmix-- lionnet nnd Its It Ribbands Super (inuxeniid I'mnbriek Handkerchiefs Hrt and 4|)i?teli 1:1 sek I la linn Silk do. Coloured MerseilU-s mid Silk Veiling Yellow mid Blue .Nnnkren* HhuiiIihii mid Wilmington Stripes Hlaek Circassian and Prunellas. Mourn mill Vigunitt Cnssiineres. 1(1*1 pi' res of the liest 7 H and 4-4 Irish Linens Suiter Scotch Shirting# White mid Coloured Drills Leghorns f'?r Ullllll, Misses and Gentlemen Osnalmrg*. Aic far C T 8NOWDKN Co April 4, I82t? If fVinmhorough S. C. Planterh Hotel. ? I 'UK partnership ol NF.LSON U TlMlNF.lt, ! in keepin/ Ihe above House of F.nii rinin men! wii* dissolved ou Ihe 27lh April last, by mutual consent The subscriber bejfs leave lo inform Ills Irifndi und Hie public, in general, lh?l he continue* lo keep >in his own ?epariite nccount Ihe above House of K'llrrlaiuinenf, >iluote nearly opjiosite ihe Court House iu Winiiiiiorou^h lie ?<ditits a coiilimmure of 'he palronn|(e heretofore re reived, and pledgei hini*elf, lhal 110 eierlion* t Iks 11 be spared on bis |Mirt, to (iv? sntisfartion so those who shall favor him with Iheir custom THOMAS NF.I.SON Winnthorottgh, July 24 III 4t fpHK oibsrrlber Is authorised Ae'"l for the ' Type Foundry of Starr V i.iltb, at ;llbaay, .V?u? lorfc, Mho are prepared to furnish u(kjii fa vooralde terms, I'rintinK Pre ma and all the ap paratus of Job or N?w?pafier Printing. The terms are, sit month* credit with proper tecuri ty, 74 pere.enl diwovmt foi cash. Old type re ceived at IS cenl? per pound The subserll-er hat recently obtained from the above named Arm 4 new Printing Prr?a for hi? own UN, together with teveral varieties of type ; nil ot which afford the utmost satisfaction Order* can hs- firomptlf eieco'.ed, through the ?*m?l mean* of transportation to Chiirloaton and Columbia. D. W SIMS ALL partnnw Indebttd lo th? subscriber ere . re..M?ted to Pay WILLIS GAY. Ju'y?). si St. A PROCLAMATION. State of South Carolina. Executive DbpabthbUt, I <HA J*lyt 1830. ( WHEREAS, JEREMIAH BMCtH, at Ker ahaw couit.sprlof tena. IBBt# wne coo vlcted of Nefro SteoUof, and woatmreoldoC fence pordooed, upon cocdilloo of bit leavlnf (he Mo to i end whereat informa<loa ku boon mode to om tbol told JofoaOob SwKb U now ot large in tkio Mete, ia open violation of 10M con ditloa, nod I hot bo bn? lately committed o violent aaaault upon n citioeo of thin atototad pot the peace officer nt defiance? NOW BE IT KNOWN, that I. Stephen D. Miller, Governor of Mid State, will give o to ward of two HUHoniD DOIUM, for tbo nnpre heneion and delivery of aald J?K?iab 8milu to tbo Kooler of Kerabnw district: nod do hereby eojoin upon all the cilisens of thin atnto to uao nil la*fai and diligent meant, to nrroat tbo anld of fender. to that the sentence of tbo court no* bo carried into effect; and do hereby coot ion all the ciliceut of thiislate, uot to harbor, coootoaance, nld, or n??iil, inld felon, under tbo penalty of be ing considered accessaries niter tbn fact. Given under my hand and tbo teal of the dale eforetaid. STEPHEN D. MILLER. By the Governor. It. II. Waftino, Dept. Scc'ry. of State. State of South Carolina Executive Department, > June 3rd, 1829. $ Wl 1 KIH^S^jiUlie ?pri?jjT?in of Ibe covr*. o( session* of 1828, for Orangaburab di?(. n (rue bill wns found against VIKNRY OANT ami ELISIIAGANT for tlir MVftUKH <?f John Slono of said dislri"t. and whereas it bi? been repre sented to me that the said defendant have not vt?l been arrested lo answer for this offence. NOW. UK IT KNOWN, that 1. Stephen I). Mil it Coventor of the State aforesaid, will givi, arewaid of Fire llwidrtd Potion lor th?' apprehension nnd delivery to Ibe goalcr of Oranxeburgh district of both th* above named person*, so charged? or Thrtt Hundrtd Dollar> (or either of them, to that tbrv, or altber of litem, may abide the event of raitl prosecution. Henry Oant is represented at about lis led high,(lender mnde, erect in hi* walk,light com ipleaion.blue erei, good full-set teeth, thin and long vi(aged. W hen looked full in the face, he drops his eyes. Age about 27 to 30. Kllsba Uant, About ft feel lOinches high, weighing from 176 to 200 nound, completion rather swarthy, light yellowish hair, bloo eyes, his finders tupeting remarkably to the end. Given under my baud and the teal of tbo Stale aforesaid STEPHEN D. MILLER By Ihc Governor. It. 11 Wtntmi, Dept See'ry oftate. 23 U* EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, > 9fA May, 1829. > A T the lnal sitting of Sumter Court, the grand jury found a true bill a^inst JAMES B. IIKA V 1.3 for the murder of William Bateman, and ii iippearj that the said Reaves has fled from justice and has as yet nut lieeit apprehended to answer fur this charge: Aote bt il known, That I will give rHREX> HUNDRED DOLLARS as a rewaid for the de livery of the said James B. Reaves to the goaler of Suuilt-r district, so that he may abide lhaistuu of said prosecution. tiivr.n under my hand and the seal of th'. Slute, at Columbia, this 0th May, 182ft. STEPHEN D. MILLER. llylht Gortrnor. 11. II Watiino, Oept See'ry. of State. 20 tf Mary Ann Beckct, WITH oiuLh pleasure announces to hr* friend# id the country, and the Ladies of Columbia, that she has comiueocail the MIL ? UNARY uud MANTUA-MAKING basinets in all its various branches, at tha Commercial !fo~ lei. She has engaged Mr*. Porter from New York whoie rbililies iu the Mlllinary and Fancy Drcrt Making business are well known here. Mrs. Porter has hrought from New York the latest fashions of that City, and having t. regular correspondence, will always be able t>< make their work agreeablo to the latest advir.cj I he patronage of tha Ladies will be thank received and punctually attended to. ?Vovemberil 47 tf \'?"l Mrs. MA11Y NUTTING UTII.I.contiiiiui tli? MILLENARY and BV KINO 'jusincss nt her old stand, whero shi? keep* a constant supply suitable lor town and country. Thr More, bark store and cellar lately ??euipied Uy Julin <i. Dunlep, lo rent. Apply a.' above. June 12, 1A29. 24 ?f Spring and Summer Fashions. |VflR*- HKI'FIMINAN, respectfully inlorm* ilA Iter friends and the public In general, that she ha.\just returned from Charleston, where she I lias selected n haudsonie assortment of Spring i ninl Hummer fashions. She has also brought ut? ) with Imr n young lady, tu attend lo the DRfcSS MAKINU business, lately from New York . ? who for thr last mi months conducted the i butinex of Mrs Day, in Charleston, and has | given 1 li?" mo*t sjenetal satisfaction. I Columbia, May 22, I8'2I#. 21tf NOTICE. ' Jllir. Co-pnrtnrrohipherotofor^eiUtinn br I 1 i wc< n Squier h Ross and James Ilora, mii d?rthr firm of James Ilora, it Co istbisdsy ' dionlved by m<<tual snntrnl Those indebted tl> II iid lirni, ur? retpieated to make payment to A. j < . S?pti?r, At Co who are duly authorised t>* I tattle allclniins of the concern. I JAMKSIIORA. SQUIKR L ROrtf: 1 CnHmhia, Keh 2A, 1829. I Minim u HOi*S having taken ABItAM ('. |8(|ti?IKIl into partnership,the burineis in future I will !?? conducted under the firm of A. C Smim, ItCo SQUIf'.R L ROSS, A C.SQIMKII. IVbruarv tO, |ft2(? |0 If SMITHING AND HATS. .1 C. SQVIKN, IT CO. MAVK just rrr?iv, d n fresh supply of Clot li - in* mill Halt, comprising ? general assort ment 'tillable for the pres?nf and approaching ?eason?made in ihe be?t and most fashionable style, which they will dispose of at greatly re duced price* tVlutnhia, April to I80f>. )!j if Dissolution of Co-partnciship. f IIIII', firm heretofore ?ii?tine under the namf* t of JON ATHAN S. JKNKINSli Co. Uthi. day disstlv ?-d hy mutual consent. All those in debted to the concern are lequeitftd to aeke im mediate settlement with J. 8 Jenkins J. 9. JKNlClhs, KDW H riHHF.lt. Jonathan S. Jenkins, gratefol to his friends and the public for their former encouragement, beg* leave lo announce hl? intention of continuing thn business nt the old stand en4 hopes still lo merit a share of their patronage. He will keep eon stantly on hand n good assortment ?f Boots Shoes and Lentber, of every description, ?!*'? Tanners Oil of the first qisnlily; *H of which will be sold very low lor ctfh. May 15, IM*. 90 H