Columbia telescope. (Columbia, S.C.) 1819-1821, November 13, 1829, Image 3
?POVERTY, aietbeMf**srsonetowho?
it U to b? (lkiierMd ; and why 1 For Uk
U<rflU,WQM, because they BMd It.
I would ask the Preatfent udMmbMyU
the Temperance Society, do you bold Loo
don putionlVi M'jwrtkulu iboninatioo 1
You never drink whiskey or gin. Oh no!
of the poor; but you, paragons of temper
ance, o*ytr drink cogniao except when
your etnmarhs aro out of orUcr, every day
about dinner Urns, WUl the clergy here
s^^z.^whl^r
?" ?*" ? ???> >0 ? w m m w* MtwiP
eth God and man, and which waa the first
waler quite enough,-fer the firtt thing he
descending from tho Ark, waa to
be Vine, and as noon W be oould he
; himself in the juioe of it, rather
beyood the bound* of ?n?|craticn. We do
not bear of any temperance societies among
the Patriarchs, or even the early Chris
tians. One sect, and one sect only of the
Jews foreswore wino. '
I have no right to blamo the motives of
the gentlemen who oompoeo the temper
ance society, 1 have no doubt they aro
praiseworthy. But they cannot carry tl^oir
benevolent dosigns,into full eflbct, by long
testimonies of Doctors, or elaborate report*,
beautifully printed. The poor man will
put thi# question?Gentlemen, do you evor
work till you are ready to feint 1 Aru you
"under any anxiety about to-morrow's din
ner for a bmily 1 la it over necessary for
yon to enable yourself to bear, not the im
maginary, but the real f vils of life, by now
and then a recurrence to a moderate stimu
lus 1 If not, pray let the poor counteract
their low spirits in their own way.
" Oh, but consider the oxeesses tho poor
?? are tempted to eommit: the habit* of in
" toxication, the neglect of their business
" ana their duties, by too much indulgence
" in ardsntspirits "
No doubt Rely upon it tho poor would
not drink ardent spirits with their water,
ifthey could afford better liquor. If they
oould obtain from their daily wages, a pint
per day of undiluted London partieqlar.?
You drink an oapensive liquor because you
can afford it: they drink a cheap liquor for
the earns kind of reason, though much
strongsr, because they cannot sAord any
other.
But como: let us consider what claasc*
they are who indulge a sensual appetite
most. Prty, gsntlsmen of the temperance
society, do you know what Dyspepsia is 1
Tho besetting disorder of men of your sta
tion in society 1 The euros of the wealthy 1
Do you know what Indigostion b \ Ay,
that you do: or you are exempted from the
most prevailing of all diseases: the patent
disease of the gentleemen who would not
drink whiskey for the world!
Fray did any of yqi/ever hear of a foot
soldier laboring under Dyspepsia, or any
bard working man, who thinks a gill of
whisksy may be taken when he is low
spirited or exhausted with frtigue, without
committing an unpardonable sin.
Play, gentlemen, do you know of such
diseases as loss of appetite, bad digestion,
goat, spoplexy, palsy, kc. lee. 1 Has
over-eating any thing to do with theml
Havs you forsworn rich soups, follow
ed up by Ash, fowl, and flesh, tarts,
custards, jellies, preserves, to say nothing
of that grand cure for all indigestion after
a foil meal, Hunter's Pudding 1 Then you
take as a medicine, (mind Ido not say from
?ny other motive, or for any other reason,)
four glasses of madeira at dinner, and a
small glass of liqueur afterwards; and when
this is done, do you never enter into some
improving conversation on tho vices and
intsmpsrance of the lower orders. ;ind in
"Octives against all cheap comforts, to give
some interest to the almonds, raisins, and
oranges, washed down by a pint of London
particular, before tho cofl'co is introduced 1
Is this never tho case 1 If it has not been
the ease with you, gentlemen of thin fash
ionable society, paragons of feniperanco,
(What is temperance 1) I must acknow
ledge, that 1, who animadt-crt upon your
institution and proceedings, must plead
guilty in my own caw to these insinua
tions. But then I am not a member of the
Temperance Society, nor am I n paragon
of moderation, nor do I like to strain at a
Gnat and swallow a Camel.
PAIR PLAY
Bin?-"It is high time to calculate the
value of the onion to the Southern Sutes."
This expression has been carprd at n* a
most outrageous suggestion by those who
never, calculate, and by those <vho do.
To the first class I make no reply: none
need be made to Ignorance or Indolence.
To the second class 1 reply, you are out
rageous against this suggestion, because
you dare not sit down and submit your cal
culations to the public I call upon you to
tell us the value of the union to South
Carolina: come out and if we are foolish.
**e us the benefit of your knowledge.
tkuth Carolina Dr. lo the unfan
Ptt rontra crrdtor.
% thirty mil Hot* of dollars contributed
?inc* the federations most of It spent In
the northern dMa
To the egencks affnrded to the north on
twenty?stx million* of Mlih Monnally
evportt in4ii much Import*.
condescend to III op th<
TftNMSMEK LSOIM.A'
? TUIIIIU LB0IM.A1 Vp>?.
I Watnnday, Oct. 4.
IMPfSACHMENTOF Judo* Willi aits.
?Mr.Turney ?? Franklin, from the com
n|?polnted to enouir* into th? nflfc *1
"intact of NwthanlclW WlllUma, on* of
That they have called before them a
l umlnrr of witnesses, and examined them
r*sp<?-tii>R the <4Bcial conduct of anld Na
tn.?nr*l W. Williamt, ami from the testimo*
ny of th<- witooam}* examined before them,
ami from an inspection of copirt of record*
produced, the committee wt of opiniomtbut
the Mid Nath mid W Williams U guilty of
high crime* end ml ?demeanors in ofttc*, to
the instances and case* following, that la to
*1*. That the aaid Nathaniel W. Wil
l-am* dUl illegally and fraudulently on the
?3<l day nt July. 1? 28, leave the Cnurt
fqthe town of Winchester and gt
some dktani e to a private hum*-, and dal
then and there take the ncknowledgefhrnt
and privy examination of Caroline P. Tanl,
a married woman* to a deed for a valuable
lot of ground hi the town of Nashville, mp-,
|>n?cd to he worth ten or twelve th'iu?*iul
dollar*?-which waa done by the ?ald Na
thaniel W Williams with the intent to
conceal the act from the friends of the said
Catherine P. Taul and to defraud her heirs
at law. ? u
i * .! !1:" ''v Mill Nathaniel W W?i
;?-?Sm"
",''i?] ":" 'n:"<? ?ixll.?d in nprotw
knlml 3,'.? '.r" ????
taken idJce in ? "OP cx?mlnation hud
v , in open court, but at Iiahu.
c.ter l?"r?. E* wh..Vfi? 25
?thenne i . | muI waa confined to bed bv
l . u^ "?l wl,M,|y to ret to the
the kii?',r' i V W'1'1'* **ct* were within
Wl!K"** ,h,! "kl N.th.nlel W.
3d. I'hut ?he said Nathaniel VV Wll I
SHTfr m ordeI. thttt ?>> weh iu.!
.1 IT J proccedinni respecting wtiii
d ?d, m.Kht Ik- k?*nt fr<>m the ktmwleilite of
'zr&px*. * p
4ii ' whicl| I'Vent Walt i-XDcrtrri
,v;,rt??">? i><?? -. 2HS
!iJ4nh'i i1"'1 ,he *a,<1 Nathaniel W. Wil
lui t'h " enricT'1 t",hu?l^ on the!
j4) 'n- iii ric* uf re, ..nl r^Utitse ?o suid i
*rt. M""' '""I1 ? ? n.?ch'
? . a thiui tt,?j immediately
dj" ?ri?e.i tlii court t" another term i?iti?
out tue tjusiiif.sj of mild court brinr-Ynrsh? I
iuSVlr existing to ciuse
to a.??? |>urj>o*e nt attending court!
5th. 1 h .t the iukI Nathaniel W. Wil
hw dkTdK i^t J?"'*"*iu M". <hat he
SJ ni L n. }he 6,nlut? f' limitations,
wouki not run againit an cntn. in n f?A
defend .V"'1 Kt,{>Wn Pcrw">al cneinv w*'gn
lefend.int?and in a lew weeks thei-eufter
dJceTch-n CMUV wl?H-h could pro!
fi'h. 1 hut the said Nathaniel W wti
ilhv* anSUll,y ,nfr*crci"n* ?>?bitaalj>?rtil
member* of ^hi if am?nB the dI^?ntI
wt.o practicc in hi.
T.^!1 .thv ^ Nathaniel W. Wil
liams political pn-tlalitiea at e of to ?tronr
l^*1 he ha,? more than once, I
hum i W*H 'B^ant of the politics of in
Sttf?: r*lurnw* ?? grand juror 8, inquired
were t/?e politico! the
own^lV?tl! i m,g #e,ect * for??*>an of his
!S.PhU ^L.Party> <Uld> 0,10 ^nst?nce,
uoon his finding none of his o*n partvi
"*,ch ">? .p
peared nearest?mid, upon being inform^
i !V* * t*rta,n member o| the jury, was
un intimate friend of n man entertaining the
son'alone wit^"Vud?e' hc.forthatrea
grnnd Jn ? "Pl h,m foreman of the
ilamJhl1 I 1 the?wid Nathaniel W. Wil
s-Tderel^ion^fY ?f Rllotal ^andonment
,...L r ?f ",,t>? "lomitiing to hold
ti rms of courts in his clrolhs. to the twmn
injury of ?uitor? in said courts, when no^Uhl
sonable cause existed for such omlsalo^Rl
duty?and also of great inattention to^nP
henrh !^C|l,1K ,>cforc h,l*? when on the
bench, which has been manifested in some
""??I'M"" "??mo'i?b
?hr;r,^dlfflt"1"'' "na trcat "?
9th. That the said Nathaniol W. Wil-1
2 :: ?" Kui,ty o( Prejudging and pro
" ' 7"nion.w th *r'*< earnestness
K/m ? " eu,,ltftl n,,tur*'. which, be
hvh?m.\ T' WOU,d l)r<4?-''lr be tried
by him at a subsequent period.
committee, unon a full view of all
the f.icts i>tuhlishi.-d before them by the
evidence, reeominend to the home the
adoption of the following rcsolotionm
1st. Hetolvrd, That Nathaniel W. Wil.
;r:r, bf ,!?f of the Circuit
hir tile ^ r V4U1',y ln ,hi? M*te, and
For the hird judicial circuit, be impeaehe<l
%h/?j CTf,V,Kl "?Weme.non, !n Xe!
?ft hut *evt"n managers he an.
pointed to prepare articles of impeachment
against the said Nath-iniei W. Williams
The vUC0T.,rt,,r! luC M,'d '"M'Mchmcnt before
hc Henateof this Slate, 0.1 behalf of the
iS**' # *el,r**ntatie*j.
.k Bhmnt innde a motion,
he h if c<,mmiUet? Import the evidence to
wi lZSLSPla^^ l,e "!,Wthe
? , T ,h**,he ??"?? he read at
the t lerka table with r loved doors.
|>ostpone the said motion until Katurdnv
ML'tt r P!!wof the r?'Pfirt be
I tinted for the use of the members of tin
house, which motkin prevailed.
( ITI/KNH OK COLUMBIA
(t < ?? 4n %ii' ifi? P> ^r J
Trading teith S/avrt.?-It h<M been a
mutter of complaint within mir hearing,
that ilutintf the wmmer month*. And in tho
ihwnm of their ownern, nome or the atave*
in our alty, Ittve cold article* of 4Mb rent
Aorta Iwlonaing to Ihuir inaatflff, in4 ip
propriated tno priced* to their own uae.?
One ft* tleman, in particular. ha*mention?
ed to tw that lw lux amtained low to a oow
?ideraMe aaKMint, from the Mle of a matoft
tbe^mum| -
wm MtMtaiaad by Um city wUMritio,
totwdkiiog
&
of I .
person to buy, j
veorihVM.w
HH hi^H^^P!P'q wi jr
ver, without the conncnt ul' the owner or
employer, of such slave or slaves, inw ri
ling, expressing tho articles to permitted;
or unlets (ho owner or employer, it^f welt
Haven, shall /?< nonui/y antborute the samo:
and if any person or pentons, shall Mil or
reoeivr, mini any sUvo or slaves, without
such consent and pcruiiasiou, lie, site or
they, no olfrndinff, ii|M)o conviction, #hall
lie f)uu4 ? sum not exceeding Ten
Dollars, to he rcooverud before Uie mayor
or any one of the Aldermen, for the u?c of
thucitr."
[From ilia U??|um
The following h'mierouH article we c?i?y
from tin* Dramatic Mirror, a spritcd little
theatrical paper published in this city. It
la one o! the best thing* of its kind thnt we
neve teen for nanny itvi, thcugh evidently
hated on the old ami familiar story of ?Men
aieurToiiaon." The fact that there are Ave
oraix respectable individnala of the nam*
of J on en, attached to the Tremont Compa
ny, is known to all who take any interest in
matters connected with the drama. The
article will explain the rent
"MR. JONli3."
I was considerably amused the other ev
ening at the theatre. It was n night when all
the Joneses had a finger in the dramatic pie.
A french gentleman, with frissled hair anil
white kid gloves, who sat in the same box,
appeared to take an intense interest in the
performance*. Being n stranger he ad
dressed himself several time*. He was
wonderfully delighted with the versatile
talents of 'Mr Jones.' ?Ily gar,' said lie, he
i* dc wonder of the world.'
First the gorgemiH Tuikislt pavilion of
Jones, No. 1, excited hi* admiration. He
inquired the name oi the artist. It in 'Mr.
Jono>.' 'By gar, he is von grand painter,
Mr. Chouc he is called. He is g?cat man.
1 will write down his name.'
Presently Mr. Jones, No. 3, made his ap
pearance in tiinteful costume, and Mine
'March to the battlefield.' The French
gentleman whs in ccta?ies. ?S iie, tliut is a
fine kinder?'he appears like Napoleon tie
tore the Imperial gu .rd What is hi* name.'
It is 'Mi ". June*. 'Monsieur Chone,' he
replied, with extreme sui|?r:se, 'by gir! lie!
is great man, he paint, he sing?1 wrue
down Ins name again.'
Nut long afterwards Mr, Jones, No. 3, ap-1
peared on the tapiH as Gobble. The gusto |
with which he led and lirked his lips, at-1
tracted his attention. ?Theie is one v;rand i
nc.teur. What is he?' That is ?M- .Jones'
I he Frenchman stared with doubt and a-!
mazement. Monsieur Chnnc come again!
By gar, he is every body! lie paint, lie I
sing, ho eat like one eat without choking! I
?*>' g?r, 1 am surprise' I will write down
his name once moie.'
In the course of the piece, which was Pa
l is and London, tlu 1'rciuN.mau wm inter
ested in another character. A ) <amg ex
quisite held luck his head, shut his eyes, |
und flirted a white handkerchief with all
the grace of Brummcll. I was the char-1
aeter of Froth. 'Sarr, I trouble you; hut
who hthat aeteur who lisps like one suck-1
1"S pig?' It Is 'Mr. Jones.' 'Monsieur J
C none!!! All the world is Monsieur Chone ?:
By gar, he Is every bodv! I hope, Sare,!
you no impose on me. By gnr, my head is i
turned! Monsieur Clious again? but I will 1
put down hit name!*
Soon after he asked another gentleman, i
sitting near, the name of an actor mure i
youthful than any ot the others, who a|>
ftoured to give promise of tome comic mer
t. It was Mr. Jones, No. 5. 'Who it
thnt, Hare, if I not trouble you*' It it 'Mr.
Jones,' was the reply. The Frenchman
jumped from hia teal?By gar, all the ae
teur in thla house Is Mr. Chone! He pluy
every thing. He ting, he puint, lie cat, he
vapor, he team per?by gar he it every bo
dy, and every body it him. I wilt ask his
name no more. All the gentlemen are Mi.
Chone. I will look no more but at the lady.
I have wrote down nothing in my book but |
Monsieur Chooc! I
^Presently Mr*. Sully Trott, the cook, I
Hotted hit notice, and looking carefully I
around totee noonenbserved him, he Inquir
ed the name of theactres?. It it 'Jones,' wns j
the reply. The poor French gentleman j
loat all patience, lie looked fiercely in the
face of his informant, uttered a passionate
'tnm,' and slammed out of the box. ?By
gar,' said he, ?I will have no more of Mon
sieur Chone. He hat got in my head and I
thall get him nut nevare.'
South Sea fix/iedlton. ?Tito New York
Courier of Saturday, says:?Tho brig An
awan, tho flag vessel of tho expedition,
dropped down to tho lower bay yesterday,
and will proceed to sea this morning. Thus
after three years of porsovuranco and indus
try, Mr. Reynolds, finds himself ii|Hin tho
ocean in search of the undiscovered islandsof
the South. In addition to tho commercial
im|Hirtance of this expedition, it in highly
interesting in n national point of view.
Whatever lands inay be discovered by Mr.
Reynolds and his enterprising associates
win Itecome tho property <tf tho United
States. The stores or ?ejence will be in
creaaed by tho*products ??f far distant islands
aa yet unknown to civilixed man and cu
, riosity may, perclianec, l?e gratifie.l with
; something new. We visited the Anawan
on Thursday. Slto is a fine vessel, and a
very faat sailer. She is furnished with an
excellent library, and all tho instruments
necessary for such an expedition. Site haa
a stout and hardy crew, an experienced
captain, and first-rate officers. After the
commercial objects of the expedition shall
hare been accomplished, Mr. Reynolds in
tends to sail round the icy circle, and push
through the first opening that he finds.
Success to him. Mr. R. ie accompanied by
Or. Bights, of Albany, a gentleman oftal
entsand scientific accomplishments."
/fofy IVkttr.?A rerjr food rtnry. i? re
luted by l.?mhert In hie trnvefe mt>*f tine
the efRcety of Hnty Water?."A Priend of
mine (*e y% h*) ?m iwe prwnt nt the
hiwmtf ?,FrM?h ludy In Canada, whrnn
viHtnt thunder rtortn commenced. The
?butter* were Immediately rtoerd, and the
roott darkened. The lady of the houee,
ant wilt tog to lewe the ufety of hem If end
r V-iiiMaM to aeunh he?
I>r ? Uiddeti fi-uh of ILHUnbr. tb* fortu
SS-s^53
**?l?d? con?idcr?ble
[<thertfere redoubled htr wjrinkv
lu1^? ^n,rdic,k** cUp of thun
der oHU?h of Iightning. Atkngth tb??t?rm
??dtlieJmrty weft providentially
lu rOvcU) which the good lady
ulely to the prvciou* yrnttr.?
?ndki? M 7hl" ?"? ?"d
t.n- |>:ouitii(ly li t<U<>rii'klr<l <hrnt wfthfcti*."
DIHD, v.
At hta fealdencc, in Lexington District,
near Savannah Hum, after a two-day a III*
lieu, Mr.llKNKv (?kiukr, in thersth year
of hit age. Hit numerous children and
relative* will lo?g revere hi* ntehtnry.
May his remains sk-cp in pcate 'till the day
of resurrection!
37" Tlitf l'ort Gib ton CorrcMfioncfent and
other fiafiert will confer a pe
culiar act of kindness by copying the above
obituary notice in their papers, to the end
that it may meet the attention of a descen
dant of the deceased, supposed to be real
dent in that Mate.
PllICKS CURRENT.
**.?? rwaiA. Nnvam* er 12. 1820
Hale Hope,
Binitdy, CoKiinr..
Peach,
Apt??*i
Cotton, mm ,
rood to Cue,
Cotton Ongoing, Hemp,
Tutv,
Ci.rn,
Flour, Coimtrv.
Columbia Mills,
<Hn. ll'ilUnil,
N K.
0-1 .|???K.|t?r,
lUv, NnrltnTti,
I latin, iN.mlierii,
lb
'hwIi
bbl
s?l
III
llllil
lb.
It a
o i? 12.
125 a 200
00 a 00
40 a 60
8i a
a
CO a 23
18 a 21
16 a 20
45 ti 00
5fto n 000
OOo ci 700
126 n I AO
45 a 60
3'i n 01
126 m I.V0
12 a 16
Iron. 1 ? 0*7
Country,
Indian,
l.ead,
I .aid;
Mlllwut,
Matknn-I. No 1,
O
K
bbl
Noil*, lh
Oat?, liu?U
ttuin, <V I j'tl
N R.
3ilt, iu ? >"c
in bulk, buib
Sleel, Certnan, lh
Bliitcr,
Stint,
Sugar, Loaf,
Brown.
White tiarano,
Tea,
Tnharcn,
Whiskey, gnl
Wine, Madeira,
Malaga,
Up Fielght Iroin Charleston in Wagons 76 els.
lo 10'> da. per 100 Ibf.
4 a 6
60 a 74
0 a 10
7 a 8
4ft a SI)
floO a 700
600 a 600
400 a 600
8 a 10
?li a 00
126 a 176
40 a 46
260 a 9)0
70 n 76
14 a 18
10 a 12
8 a 9
20 a 26
10 a 12
19 a 10
126 a 160
10 a 20
3? a 814
8*0 a 460
76 a 100
KEMAUI.
There lias been n large supply of Cottoo
nt Mnrhet thU week, whtch nni Mid readi
ly nt 9 ?o 9|.
Com cominuet scarcc and commands 50
cts. per hu*liH.
Flour of n j;ood quality it scarce, and
wmiM mcII ut 96perbirrel.
Whhkey it scarce and in demand at 33
to 33 cti.
Hacoit it becoming *cry scarcc, prime
would readily tell at 7 to 8 its.
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patiod; tnrlndmg Ibo King'# mat and *?#ewlloni
no which I* *NMt#d an n#*o?nl of lb# mm*
?tao(od b* tin* ?OMmooWMli - from lb# Iloyal
i.U.aod |h? n*Mi o| altlboba wb?> coflifMvn*
dad for lb#lr rMalaii ?rM? other wart# <tora
M#ttt?. |tt?Mr?l#d by AO Mthographt# i>ta?##.
By W D P#tb?w#?, larg# 4 to. Loadm, IMI|
pHci' S? tlertlng
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BRANCH BANK, COLUi
r|SRT??(li ?r ike prtoo)|*4 of nil ftottt'Tw]
Vf thk ?#??, will ber*q?ir?il ?l ?to|? ?f I to I
it Itg iowwIi ?fttf <b? Ifttb Nuver' ?
P M. BUTLER*1
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HAVB 111. honor to inform Hie Ladle, end
Oealletaen of rotumld* and ila vicinity,]
ItwHlmy Intend glvia* f.? 1 few nights only. aJ
Meebaakal Enperlromli, 'lar attptllor H* ??JT
I Ling heretofore presf ni. cl to the cttiaene of IM*
town The abilities aftbeeoaipaay an* so we'l
knitwatelbe lahaMlaota of Columbia,as aot
to n?ed lb* empty language ? * I*4". *? ?H?'
vinee the imblle of the vast superiority they
claim out all tboee wbabave nthlbHed bereb*.
fore; and they pledge tb*aM*lv#*.ttMi no es*r>
lion ahall ha wanting, to render tbaai wmhU|
" Tt?WlHBI PeBf3|SJaNCEwltltak* place
ia the tarty port mf ntxi tenk, at the I-on* Room
ot Mr. UiILEUAS, which baa beea filled ep ia
e Imndiome ityle.?Good Made will be provid
ed, Kleeant Scenery and Deeoeatloae/?la a
ward every comfort eaa be expected by tbaaa
Udieaaad geallemea who may tavor u* with
their pelroaece
TICKEU-Bai aad Pit 60 wali^-OjHwy
for people of collar 26 cents.?Cbildien ati.iu
12 jeers of age 2d cents.
I7*For pertimler* See RllU ofth- Day.
Columbia, 6th Nov. 1899.
rHE annual meetiagef the Medical Board
will lake pleee oh the Bret Wednesday,
after the Br?t Morfdiy In Deceoibr? r.eil. Tire
member* are requested to be pnctaal
Nove?te*.ft 40 4 ,J
Euphradian Society Incorporate
qnHS Aanivertaey Addreaeefthe Kapbradien
JL Society lacorporale will be delivered by
Pralessor II. J. Moll, lathe S. C. College Chan
el, oh tbe fib of December, at hallpatl *ia
o'clock P. M. Tbe pablie ere Invited to al lead.
The regular annual meeting of lb* Society
will take plao? on the Saturday preceedlng at
caudle light. ~ JOHN RAMSW DAVIS,
Sec'ry E. #. I.
Eupliradian Hall, Nov. 1,1620. 40 3
~"new sciioolbooksT
'jitHH Nomenclature and Expositor of tbe
I Eogllih Language; lu which the meaning
(if eech word is elearly explained, and the
orthoepy of every ?y liable pointed out. eoeordlng
lo \V?lker'? Prooottaeing Dictionary IJy Hear
kinh llurhan*. Councilor at Lew, 1810.
Outline* of Modern Geography, on a new
plen,carefully adapted to yontb : with attmeroue
eagraving* of citi**, manners, cu*tom* and curl.
o*ltiee, accotnpeu:od.by a colore<l Alia*. By lite
Rev Charles A Goodrich, author of a Uiitery
of the Uulted Slate**
Tbe Life and Voyages of ChrUtopher Colum
l?u?. abridged fiorn hi* larger Work, by Waabii.g
ton Irving, for th* tin of School*, 18211
A Practical Arithmetic t in which the princi
ples of operating by noeihers are analytically
explained, aad ?eatbatiaetly applied: i* wtuch i*
appeaded a cnastce aaeauat af the Mensuration af
Syperfleie* and Solids, Chronological Problame,
the Mechanical Pow*r?, Le be adapted la the
ute of Schools ia ibe United States. By T. H.
Balicoek. 1823.
Tbe litUorr of Oreeee. from the *arli*st tbaaa,
toll* final tubjectioa ta Rome : pablithed uo<)er
I thesaperinUedeaee of tbe Society for the Dlfu
tlon of Uxfol Knowledge. l*ondeti, 1829
J ohnron f Dictionary, Improved by Todd,
abridged for Ibe nee of School*? with lb* addi
tioa el Walker's Pronuaeiatlen, en ebrtreet of hie
principlesof English praaunctalioa, with que*
tions; a vocabulary of Greek, l^alin and Scrip,
tore proper names* aadea Appendix of 4niert>
runtime.
Italian Pocket Dictionary: llelUa eai Eaglieh
ami Kogliih and ftalhm, preceded by an Italtaa
Grunt mar. By C. Graglia Plrst American,
fiom 14th L-adea Edition
Fivrilli'* Italian Grammar. The Italian Leu*
gang* taught ia Ten l^eteoos, (be the use *f the
Kogliih. Bv M. Ttorilli.
The above, wilb a great variety of fehool,
and Cla**ical, and t'oreiga Books, lor sale at
Charleaton price*, by
E. W L A. 8. JOHNSON
Nov 13 40 tf
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
No. LXV.
CONTENTS.
Art. I. Irving* Conqucit of Granada; A
Chronicle of the C'onque*t of Qranada. Ujr
Kray Antonio Agapida.
I. Authorthiti
ma*ked,or Lord George Saekville prored to bar
II. Aathorahip of J ?aim' Lattrr?| Junius Un1
Jimiui
III. Modern Greek Literature; Court da Lit
eraturr Urieqa* Modern*; doenca Genera par
Jarovaky Rt?n Neroulo*
IV Egyptian Autiquitirr, I. Analyii* of the
Egyptian Mythology. By J C. Prtahard.
1 Apereit U*? Reaultata Hutoriquct da la Da
eourerte da ('Alphabet llieroglyphiqe Egyptienr
par M C'hampollion Jan.
3. Dan Gamle Afyptiikt, Tidmgning, e(l?
Kildern* pan ny heertiejdet.ef R. Reak.
V. Dwiglii't Travel* in Grrmany; Travel* in
the North of Hermany, in the Years IR*j and
I KIM. i:y Henry E. l)wi*M.
VI. The American Juritl; Th? MMtN Jn-.
ritt. ,
VII Holm**'* Aroeriran Annali; Tha Ann**
of America, f.nm tha Discovery Inr Colomhna In
the Year 1492, to tha Vaar l?M. By Ahlel
llolmor,
VIII Life and Work* of CuMfi; The Work*
of Antonio Canon In 8eulpt*re and Modelling,
engraved in ontlina lit Hanry Mam with Rati
crip lion a fro* tha Italian of tha Count*** AU>ri*?
ftl.and a Biogrnpldoul Memoir by |Count Ci*|
eogaera.
IX. Grwaianind Romaa Orography, f. An
(?traduction to tha fttady of Graaiaa end Ro<
?mmGeography. By Georga Loag ?ad Robley
at ^Jaag^s?^y ?
Aaeieat and Mad
era With aa Atlaa. By J. E. Worca?tar. A
New Edition.
X OpaaiaMi of Aaserioan Partryt *peclmeasa
of A Mr lean I'oatry, with Critical aad BW
graphical Notiae*. By flansuel Kettell.
XI lloeaek's l.lfaof Da WM fllntnn; Ma.
atatr al |>a WW Clinton, wlthan Appeo<ll*ena
talatag nanaafoaa Docnmea* M1a*tretiva ft# tha
priaeipM Eveati el Me Mf?. By W*wl H?*?efc
XII. Captain HaB'a Travel* In the t/aitrd
At ate* and t.'anadaj Travel* la North Aa?*eie*
la the Yean IMT aad HMH By Cabala Bail
Hall.
rly Mat af Mm* PMMiealioae t
nr??
? MhiMi
?7m?ruM
JiNTEHTAIN
M^saaE L
keape liwiMof F.nUrUinmatX, etbftr
wttll knowtitlMMl.M Omrth 9tr*K .
Btate llouae, where ?b? will be bwny to
mndflte nil who My famr Mr wrff ( <
|l?a ^ #-a m ?. i? ik.
?for noooH trfi oomoniofj iiW#u
lahJn provided with thr heat tbe Market
her MaMetWflt (?imlahcd ?ltb prove
?Mended by faithful ovtterx?end Let
i.ioderal# m I tune of eny oilier houn I
Tbo conlgieilr of her bfKue to
eonlgpity of her ||Mie ?o the,
Houm. render* It e de?lrn(?!e ilimllou for m
ben of tin Legialelnir, and other* bnvlng b
U?tt wllb (bat tiody during tbtfar aetata* f
therefore, aoliclt s e ihara of tlielr patron*!*,
l>lcd|ca hertelf to make etrerjyesertloo f?r tbelr
romlori amlconvcnUn<t,
19 4?
ELECTION fob COLONEL.
' Company Orders,
JP
Shi
p
nel
Cot.tr an a i Oct. 1, 182?.
lURSUANT to R.-Rim?-nlal Order, of. K&lU
Sept. latt. direct in/? ae Election loi CoU?r
of 123.1 lt?gU?nt, In be hrld on MONDAF
ltJlb November ne?t# * poll will U? opened nt
tbe Market Hoaar, In ?l<"? lotvn, for the lllcb
land Volunteer (Una Company,nn Ibai 4mj. and
kepi opan betwean tbe hour* of 11 o'clock A.
M-end ft o'clock P-M.
By Order ott'-apt. M A?er,
W. A BRANTHW*l>K, 0 8.
N. B. 411 frte wbhe man chore tbe eee or
18 ymrt, who reaide within the Kedeiem# f* \
eept ilioae who ere eu*ebe?l to tbe Cevalry euU
Artillery, ere entitled te rote.
43 rr.
The "cditon oT tba Groan*III*
Ctmdtn Journal, Pandtoto* M?v>?
Kdral?ld Carolinian, will bap4a???!l
titintartio.it and forwaid IMumwi
Office lor payawit.
eratarned from Cbarlaaton, and b
? Mrjr htndsoaa ataortniaataf
MilUHtrj ond Fmt n /ab* Sha ala _
to carry an lb* MMmmaktag >nlbt?otti
iauabla mdum And on Iht ?o4f raatoo
(AM*
Nvrrabtri 4* HI
HI |[
PORTER AND RKMHHHOUgiV
HHAVING haan ..?pre..ly Iliad op for tto
H.tfcova bwlmii, raadwfcVla aoeocMtodM
IIon ?a|?i8rlor lo what It gaMfWMr mat with In llV
landTownt. fha ahoto atUbihhnwnt hritfl.
I?d in n rtnfra/ pnrl ofike T?tn,1mnu4imitlpm.
otile tht Mutmif Hall, and liat itaan n rutty itfad
up for tb? r? caption of aMtm, who Mir to no
commodatrd at all linint with nil mMM
the iMwin nfttrdi.
ml Hit Btrr art 0/tht Bui Qno/i/# Ihtl mm H
Ev#>ry attention th?ll b* mM to (Imm
may |danta to rail* and no apartlon thai! ha watr
(io|t to contril>at? to ihoir <
Gantlaman from .b? Country whoa# ?t?r W
Town will not warrant th?<r remaining for <Uo
nnrcAa Imvat ralith prrparad at ibataortaHoo.
lien.
Sepmraie JRoontiJbr theJircom*
modahon of Parti*t.
SUPPERS
for partie* prepnwH nt the nhortett nortct/
a coatTAKT wrru or main
OA3K.3!8???'X ajpa.
Thera U atlarhrd to ttin;aborn EttaldMuMWt ?
READING ROOM,
ronlalnlnc |>?i*r? trow different partt of tb?
Union, to which Ganllamm from tbo Coonfrjr?
a< alto, Member* of the approaching Llgilitfnii,
can havt* frao and nnlntarntitfad areata. , ?
Frr.?. HKF.ft and CtDF.A alwaytbapt onh*W
Col.mitda, IH20 99 ?
NOTICE
To Merchant*) Planter*, nut otkmrrt.
'?'UK SulHwIhar Having ?pa*tnd ?
I Oraahy, *W? a gtnaiat aM
(iOOl)S May bo bad on at raatonabta
in Colombia. *aNt thia mat bod of ft
ihom, that ha will raaatva Caiton on
awl Khip It to Charlatton; aho.raoahra 1
of Maeafcaodt** trow that plaea, and
them to thrir ??v n?r?, at tha?aa?M*| ""
?d by fl ? N Montaith, at tha Wart
tha Colombia llrtdgo. It U naadlatt t* <
ate Ilia many advantage* that w?H 1
ih? Btora?a of Oomta in ?htt piaaa,*t *
ty to tha river, to all ?Ito arc *< qoni
will at onra thaw the foeilMv whh
a lindaawtean ha tenanttad.