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presented the petition of rs, pmytnfcompensateo amien; wfcrwd to the ilson from the committee on the 7t reported the following hill, upon I CHUM* of the governor's jmmm I, vifc: a bill to give defendant*, in tEe actionoftiMMtqtry. titlee, u right toa second trial; which ?u read a lint time, and ordered to a aeoond reading on Monday neat. Mr W 'ly Aran* the committee on finance on the SfflwlMtp of thegovernor Is luoesage No. I, submitted a report authorisingtEe governor to employ aa agent to at^uot the claim of thie atate against the general gov eminent; and alloying* such agent one thousand dollar* Ibr hia service*, and five dollars per diem, whilst engagud in tho duties; which import was agreed to and ordered to be sent to the houao of represen tatives. '? . ' Mr. Grimko presented the followinc pe titions, via: from the Rev. Peter Ludlow, for repeal or modification of the acta of 1908 and 1017, as to the CEdisto (aland baptist church; also, for tho chprch of Christ At. Eutaw, of tho baptist denomination, coun-1 ter to tho petition of the baptist church of Bdisto, in St. John's, Colleton, and from tho baptist church of Edisto. in the parish of St. John's, Colleton.praying for a repeal or modification ofa private act, all referred to nmarif Grimke, (J ray son arid Hmitli; and a message ordered to be senfcto the house of representatives, requesting a joint1 committee thereon. On motion of m(. Hugos, it "Vaa'resolv* ed, that tlie committee on roods be instnfet ed to make certain enquiries in relatiou to the charter of elemental lorry, over Cooper river, and to recommend any provision tliat may appear to theqi necesOry respecting the same. Mr. Wilson from the committer on finaaro submitted reports on the following petitions of W. W. Trapier, adminisrtator of Paul Trapicr, and Edward Collier; ordered for considcration on Mon?lay next., Mr. Wilson, from the judiciary cornmit teo to which had been referred the clause of the governor's message No. 1, reported a bill concerning verdicts on civil actions; which waa reada first time, and ordered to a second reading on Monday natt. Mr. Humpton, from the ooniiiiutce hi? appointed at the last session, to ex amine into the condition of the branch bank, ut Columbia, tunmitfd a report thereat* which was ordered to lie laid ?m the tshle, and to he printed Mr. ftrimWc, pursuant to notice give* introduced ubill to amend laws in rtr tain paiticulars; whirh ? ikerad ? fi> Mime, and ordered to a *ecoed re ding on Monditv next. Mr Wilton, Irom the committer on ihe judiciary, to whirh w?i referred the 3fth clause of the governor's menssge No. f, rr ported, that it ww inexpedient to legislate on that subject; which report was consider cd, and agreed to. Mr. Wllvon, from the tame committee, tn which was referred the 34' h c.lausr <>f the ?mt message, repoited n bill to regu late the order in which the debts ?>f a tes tator or intestate ?hall be paid; which was read a first timet and ordered to a second reading on Mood*) next. Mr Hampton presented the petition <.f Arthur Davis, praying compensation f.?f attending Edgefield court, fall term, 1 '29 ; referred to the committee on th?* judiciary. Petition* were presented; by mr C'.?>nne< trom Wm. Thurmond, late sheriffof Edge field, praying to be exempted from paving the amount of certain tax executions Itlged in his office; by the same, from tne secur ? tie* of the said Wm. Thurmond, pr.ivinn tn be ccempt from liability, on account of tax ?Kecutions against th" town of H ?mburgh, the enforcement of whirh wai prevented bv ?resolution of the legislature j both referred to the committee on finance; by mr. II nafi ton, from Bethany Fuller, for .? pension; referred to the committee on pe*si as. A bill to prevent and punish duelling, was taken up, ami referred to the commit tee on the iudiciary. Favorable reports on the several peti tion* of Charles Beck, Hannah Tint, Wm. Young, Thnmas Denson, John L- Bradford and George Bennet, were agreed to, and ordered to be sent to the house ot rtprenen tatives. ' /? An unfavorable report on the petition of Wm Eaves, was considered and agreed to; us was also an unfavorable report on the presentment from Chester, fall term, 1839; nlso an Unfavorable report on the present inente from Laitrens, fall term, 1839, and nn unfavorable report on the first clause of the presentments from Laurens, spring term, 1839. A bill to alter the charter of the South Carolina college, was taken up and refer red tn the committee on the college. Mr. Benbow submitted a resolution, at> pointing Mathew James a commissioner t approve of the securities of pulilii fliieis for Sumter district, in the plate -<f Charles Rirhurdson, deed, which was agreed ?>, and ordered to l>e sent to the house of rep resentativcs.?Adjourned. IIOUSC OP KKPKESKNTATIVEK. Saturduy \>.v. 2tt, Tho house nut agreeably to adjourn ment. Pursuant to notice, mr. C'onk introduced A bill regulating the practice of the courts Of law respecting physician* lulls and ac counts, and inr. Hull, a bill to prohibit ^shorilft from Milling real estate without Kir ing notieo of the levy to tin* owiwr kr. read tho bill* a flint time -ordered f?r a second reading on monday next. Petitions were presented a* follows, vix. by mr. Minikins, from the titixeim of Hum burgh, to amend the act iitcor|Mirating said town; referred to committee on incorpora tion*?by mr. Popo, from Berry lleasley {rayins that his name may lie changed to lerry Mills; referred to the judiciary com mittee?by mr. Ilutler, from William Thur laonl, praying to Ik? paid nulla bona cost dun him bv the state?also, from the ?ecu Sie* of W m. Thurmmio lato sheriff of Igeflekl, to be reh-ived from the liability of tax executions against Hamburgh; anil from W m. Thurmond, praying leave to make his return to the comptroller general of certain tax execution* by mr. McDon ald, from Thomux f*illy, to be reminded a tax overpaid; referred to commit tee on wat* and me*Nt-.hy mr. Caldwell, from John llolly praying the rechaHer ??f a ferry?by mr. Butler, from the name for the establish ment of *n old road?sind by mr. INat, from f Jeorge Oswalt praying' that a new n?d may not mn through hi* land; referred to the committee on roodi by mr. Butler, from sundry cltixen* of Kttgffield, that com9?n?ntion may he made to Field* #nr the petition af \rthur flavL, , muperation for hie service* as? behalf of the (ttto;rtftrr4 to I tee ou claim*?by mr. Cntig ft Liseubio---by mr. Wm. Smith' Rf llninMon, and by mr. Playerftotn Mar tha Smith each praying a pcninutt.teferred to committee ou |>en?i<ms. . Report* of the cwimmissioosis of free school* were presented as follow*, via: by mr.Singleton, from Williamsburgh district, and by mr. CJ lover Ihwi Onitfo Pariah H referred to committee on education. Mr Caldwell, from the compiittee ap pointed to count the votes for tax collectors reported. ' Mr. Cogroahall submitted# resolution, directing the judiciary committee .to en quire into tb 4xpedimicv of making such alterations in the Judiciary system so as to allow two courts of equity In each equity district in each year kc?wlucn was agreed to. / The eommitte on accounts were dtalmr H from the farther consideration of the of Randolph Sewall and th< account of Randolph Sewall and the i ws* teferrcd to the Medical committee. The senate sent to thin house for concur rence the report of tho oomnnttoe of ftpanco on the 2fith clauso ofthe governors message No 1. in relation to the claim of thiA state against tho United States. The senate proposed hv mesv^e to t+fcr ?he petitions of the baptist church at Bdistn and thepetl|l'Mi of the Rev. Pei-'f i?udb<W, to h joint committee; which was concurred In. . ? ' ' Mr. T^wmend submitted the petition* of the biptlst ehur?h of F.ditto and tlie H v. Peter Ludlow, praying* modification <>f the ?rt? of the legislature of 1 03 :?nd 18IT, re lative to KdUt? Itfmid bsptist clmreh s re ferred t ? the above nam?' ' joint committee. Pursuant to notice, mr. Pre*lv intinduced ? hill to alter the 4th iirttele of the cmisti tutiou of this state, and mr. Bull, it hill to niter nd amend the laws against usury ; re. ?d the hill* a fi?*t time; Ordered for a se rood ending on Monday next, Mr. Mathews, Irom the committee on education, made a report on the petition of the commissioner* of free who-'Is for St. Luke's parish; ordered f<i>r consideration on M'todav next. Mi, Craig, from the committee appoint ed to count the votes for state reporter, re ported. Mr. Coggshall, from the special commit tee to whom was referied that part of the governor** iu?s?atrr relating to the claim* this *tr\te against the United States, and the comptroller general's e? |?ort on the vtmr 4ui>je<'t, made a feport thereon ; or dered f-?r ?on?ulerati<m on Monday next, and1 to h?- printed. 0'< motW?o, the above named special mm mittet was discharged from the further consideeution of the report of the committee on tinancc ? f senate, on the last mimed ?ub M; Mr. DtRuassure, from tht.committee ap pointed to count the vote* for certain tax collectors.. rei>orte?L The committer unpointed to c^ant the j votes for commissioner In equity for Charleston, reported. M e P>nrknry, from the commit^c on/I W4>?? ? d means, made reports on thr peti lj tion* nf J .?rph Mteklc iiiid ?tr>drv mhahiwl tants of Kerstt**; from William Kinc>?id2 sundry inhabitants -if SotH.ivbiiru n; Junes! H'Ki',ink'ttt?in>; W. \V TrapUi;h .rVMoii] l?r-dt?- company; Charter llu/gin*; ihe (mnmioMonrnt of th<' poor for (???o?v,rt' *n ?tis?riit; smI Kdw ird ('nlliri ; ord? ted for ? ousiderattai ??n M oil ?y next. M'1 Citron, from the committee on judiciary, nuked leave to bt dli/'iiirttftl fr >m the further consideration ?>f the pre-, scutment of the grand jury of Pic ken* dis trict, l)ei. term, 1829, In relation to the multiplication of magistrates in said distr t. and rteommended that the same be refer red to the delegation of Pendleton ; tn he discharged from the consecration' of the presentment nf thegtundjury ofNcwbetry district, fill term, 1829, <ii relation t?? the costa m the court of cqiiiiv,nnd rcrnmmend that the same be referred to the committee on the retuion of the fee bill; whfr-h wut a<i ced to. Mr. Gregg,from the ju-llciary committee, made report*, on the 1st presentment nf the grand jury for FairfiWd district, fall term, 18.9, in relation to the law against vagrants, and nn the 2d presentment of the grand jury of Pickens district, Oct. term, 1829, in relation to the fees of >n igistrites in criminal casesr ordered for consider it it* on next Mr. W. Thompson from (ho special criin nfittee t?i whom wait referred ho much ofj the governor* message No 1. nn related to, tho lower division made a report thereon? ordered to lie on tho table and h? printed. { Mr. Thompsonfrom tha same committee and on the name subject reported ?a hill to repeal tho first and aecond soctioc of the 10th article of the constitution nf t' ,s state, read thu bill a first time ordered for a necqnd reading on inondav nott and that it be printe?Twith the above report. Mr Butler submitted tlie report of tho 6int committee appointed to examine the a neb bank of the state at Columbia; or dered to be laid on the table and he prin ted. Mr. It. P W. Allstonrailed upfrom there port of the committee of revinat of unfinish ed htisined*. a bill to unite the officers of sec retary of state an-l surveyor general and mr 1 (iraham a bill in provide for the eleetion of I commissioner* inequity an ' tax collector* j by the people ; rend the bills a first time? I erdered foj a second reading on Monday next. Mr. Pincknev failed up Ihe comptroller general's report?? hereupon ordered that so much thereof as relates to itirotno and expenditure?the bank of the Mate of S. C. -the scheme of revenue fee ?be referred t<? committee of wavs and means that so much as relates to debts due hv individ uals to the state, an ' the stav of proceed ings on the executions for taxes against Hamburgh be referred fomessm. Simkinn, Irbv, Butler, Key and Minty.ing : that so much as rotates to the Winraw nnd '^'all do canal c?mipany, be referred to the judici ary committee. The senate sent tnlhid house for concur rence. repnrta of th" eonunittee on claims, on the {Mditinnitnf Charle* Beck an Han nah Tad : of the committee of iiensions. on tho petitions of Willi on V?ung. Thomas Denann. .fobn l< Bradford and fJcorgc Ben nett ; ordered for consideration on ntonday next. Mr. Townaend. from the committee on internal improvement made a report on the petition of sun lrv inhabitants of fit. .fames ?Jooae Creek, pray inn exemption from the payment of toll in certain eaaae ; ordered lor consideration on monday next Mr. Arthur wvo notice, tbatonmondnv >next he will awe leave to introduce a bill duo01 WisS oaMaHtM os Creech. Mr. Gkrrer, ftotn the committee ea roeda made rapodi on the petitions of Mary A. Jenkins, Heoty Ouiut and the preeent MMrtof the gvand jury of Hor?y district; ordered tor consideration on momlay next. Mr. Glover, from lb* nnw committee, asked to be discharged from thr farther oonsidemttoe of the presentment oftln "K*?"d idBLOt Sumter district, as rahUtt to Uie toll MitOooMTiwki and reootn wsiymnUd; adjourned uu^fRu9^?at 55558BS5Z*!55B3B5< tuVsdayvdm: ihkk Tin-kgihlaiute of CtbHtMiv, ?*? ?nd8tturday lot, made the following elec tions, via: V ' Krgittcr Equity fpr Charleston,-7>o mat J. Canit., " ? *v lrca?urer of. the Lower Divinion,? Tho mat Jjthrt, #*. Sute RejMKt^r,?Ucnry Bailey. .? COMMISSIONED IN EQUITY. For Charleston,?J. It'. Cray. For Or*?gvburgh,? ^ Pou. For Sumter.? /o'm R. Milter. " F ?r Lancaster,? . . Mutagg. F'?r Pickens,?Franc it Hurt. TAX COLLECTORS. For Nvwbcrn,?.Vance. F"*- Kershaw,?Uy- . F??r Chester,?McCrtvry. Fo Marlon,?Gregg. For D'trliugton,? lilngatc. For St. Andrew's? Waring. For Lancaster,? Beckhu m. For MtrllMmanrh,? Mclaurin. . After repeated ballottiugs Tmoman H. Harrison was yesterday elected Comp troller (ieoe ral. Tim ultimate Tote was: HarH*on, - - 90 Fur man, - 70 Majority for Harriiion, 20 The Vico President of tho United State*, afior a visit of several days, left this placo yesterday morning for Washington City. On Tuesday last, the Hon. Win. D.I Mnrtin passed thro* Columbia to Washing ton. I Yesterday, the Houaeof Representative* took up the following Resolutions, offered by Mr. R. B. Smith. "Nrao/vrd, That our Senator* ami Re preventative* in the (?ongre** of the United States, be requested to oppoao with all their seal and ability any appropriations on tho |>art of the General Government, for the purpoae* of Infernal Improvement; and particularly all such appropriations for tho benefit of tho State of South-Carolina, or .any of hercitixens. "IflHolvett, {That a copy of tho said Re solution be forwarded by tho Governor of the Statu to each of our Senators and Re presentatives in Congress." The Resolutions produced some delate between the mover and Meaars. Hresly and Butler. Mr. Bull suggested to change the phraseology , so as to ln$lruct the Sena tors and request the Representatives, which alteration was not accepted by Mr. Smith. On motion of Mr. Thompson, of Union, Uie Resolutions were ordered to lio upon tho table for the purpose of being printed. We do not hesitate to expresa the hope that tho Resolutions may be adopted. We have not room to assign our reasons, but will barely remark, that it is time for the Southern States to givo up tho doctrine* for which thoy contoml, or to resist the application of usurped power in evory par ticular an:l on all occasions, even though the blandishment* of temporary * nd local gain may invito Osto acqaicaeenco. The Ijegialature of-North-Carolina, at it* I last Session, woro well nigh adopting Re solutions, directly the reverse of that of Mr. Smith, in accordance with the insidi ous and partial scheme of Mr. Dirkerson, of New-Jersey ; and in other portions of tho Southern State*, breach** aro threaten ed which may ultimately let in Dm fiood that would surely overwhelm u*. Wo approved of tho object of Mr. Smith, when ho said, that the resolution* wnro Hubmiltcd on account of tho application made last winter to tho bounty of Congress, by Iho Rail R ?d company in South Caro lina. He said that tho time was unfortu nate on account of tho peculiar attitude in which tho &tato was placed in relation to the Gencntl Government. Ilo contended, coircctly. that our orru intr rr?t required (hat the Resolution* should bo passed ; because any appropriation by Congress would, 1st corrupt tho present |K>liticsl opinions of the state, by creating another and an opp/mito interest ; 2nd. would neutralize any Aituro opposition for, having received the benefit of the sys tem which we havo deprecated, ourselves, wo cannot, consistently, oppo*o such ap propriation* to other* ; and our oppoaition would bo vain indeod, hereunto suppose! to bo selfinh and corrupt. 0'ir (he contended) required that th* Resolutions should p*s*. If our view* of the Conatitution cannot bo carried into firacika! eflfoct, tho whole *y*tem un der whieh w* Hva, must pevish?and mir Constitution bo an iptlittmanl of tyranny. It i* yet to bo determined, whetfcar* under our Republic, a State or Section of the Union can protect itself frrrm the aaeonsti it ,fc I, tM, /V? il I f'sihi ?II I I I # lyfa - vi uw wrnion 01 inw jHiworoi solf-protection (said he) depends, not only the liberty of Carolina, but the liberties of the Union and the World. To keep the Constitution theft, as it Lb, in ita purity end spirit?we jOMMt oppoee the introduction of any foreign interest into our State, which must neutralise the whole strength of our opposition, or convert us into Ms. The Aonor, tk*- cntUttncy mmd di/ptUy of the State required (ho oontended) that the resolution* should peas. We have twice, by solemn molutioaw, declared, that Con grose havo not power.lo make theee appro priations. By the eapoeitloo ami protest, last year adopted, we sgaia denied that Congress possessed thla power. Souht we ho silent now when an appropriation is of fered to ue^t will appear eqoWocal. We ehould soorn the bribe thfcphave insulting ly ottered to us, hold the principles under which W? oppoee the general government, above suspicion or imputation, The part character of our state must bemamtainedss high and nn glorious as it haa been trane mitted to us. < If Coogprn shall in Aiture, with the means of advancing their own policy and of break* ing doartMjrt opposition of.tkriState, think proper is. nd^s appropriatione tor any of the citfcijftl^s of Chistate, the character of tho State after those ^solutions shall pass will be elesr snd otftaintad. ? Sueh i? a very genersf^Stlinft of Mr. Smiths' ipeech, which was credit* bio to hi in and justifying to us. To day, we pre sume, hift propmitjonwill again be the subject of consideration. Danube and Hhlne ?This i* emphati cally theago of improvement, and at no |*?riod of the world hay* the effort* of hu man ingenuity realised mtch decided bene fit" to mankind an the present A notable Emjoet la suggested in the Journal des De lta, in a letter from a Frankford correspon dent. This in nothing tew than the forms tion of a canal to unite the lX*nub? and the Rhino, and thus to aeeui* the meane ef an uninterrupted navigation from the Tdwer of London to the Golden Holm at Constanti nople, or the most distant part of the Eux ine ana Levant. Thou Europe might be traversed from its western-to its eastern ex tremity by steamboats; andtraveller*, with out chancing their oonveyanoe, might start from the Tli amen to visit the rains of Troy, or the pyramids of Egypt. Tho Vera Crux Censor of the Mil ultimo, contains a memorial of the Congress of Pue bla to t^e President of the Mexjican Repub lic, in which he is requested to put his cabi net in order, dismiss two of his ministers, and give Mr. Poinsett his passports, in or der *hat thin gentleman may leave the Re public at once. Tho memorial was to be sent aa a circular to the legislatures of all the several states. [COMMI'NICATKD. ] DIED, Died, in Newberry District on the 16th instant. Mm. Mary Glenn in the fifty first year ->f her age. tier disease was a violent attack of bilious fcver which terminated on thesixth da\. Impressed with a deep sense of the near approach of death for some days before it ocourred. she resigned herself to the will of him who disposes of all events, relying*on tho merits of Jesus alone for the l>arddn of her sins. She was an attentive, affectionate, and an excellent wife. Her Krsonal worth, and many virtues will be ig hold in grateful remembrance by her friends and relative*. Above all, to her dis consolate husband and and friends the recol lection of her christian virtuea is calculated to inspire them with the cheering oonsola tion of her happy chango. Regimental Orders. Co imnbi*. A'onmktr, 87, I WD. Pursuant 10 ocitnionhm from hu if* i*?ll?nry th? Commander in Chief, the t34 R?K|nient,3 Caroline Militia will parade before th? Court ll6tt?o in thi* Towrt.nn Thur*Uv the I7ih ?f t>ecesi1?^r a?*t, at 10 a'cloek, A. M. arm*d and equipped for la?peetlon, Drill end The Officer! ami Nou'Committlnned OAeer* will perSdeOSthe <*ay nievloua nl 11 oVnek, A M. lor fn?poetlnn and Drill, at whisk time eeeh Captain will fnrnWb a Retorn of the elfeetiva ?f renrfh. aroit and equipment* of bia Company. Ofllcir* commanding (.'oiopsnlea will extend till* ortiitr. r. r.hKoo Ca/. at-/ Htfr. 1 c. M. sqUAIJHON OltDKRS. Slnte?bur/(, November 38, 1899. *??111r. I.IIWI ? cqil?rtfnn o|lh?-fll'i R# <l??f.nl ?f I Cavalry l? htrrhy nril?r*d In p?ra?f?, pro* iierly unH nrrnitlmil, Hi rulnmhin, An Thnrwlay tl?#? I7lh Dfwmtx'r *t 9 o'clock \ M. II. VMIOH1, Major l.ntrrr S^nnH. rt?h 0**1. Ctarwnophic Society, OUiNO lo fifrttinrtdBrM whiHi hnire Iron* iiireil ilwd lh< PuhlirMion of Iti* (art no lire, th'- |'ubll#?r* informal, I hat th<* Valmllrto ry Oration of tM? M?rl? ty witt Im? ilrWvtr*! \<J \ff rt'w.J Evtnlnjf ntrl, at I 1 p??t flo'cIlK:** pWrl?*lv JABF.Z J II. WF.8C0AT. y. c. s. Dw>mh#r t 40 RICHLAND SCHOOL. I pill', ;?ill.Hi' ||? mfMriftlllV inform*.], that ? tli* annual Humiliation of th? Highland ?'r-hwl mil liwmnra on Monday th? 3oth nf ViifaipW, ?t 7 n'olnfk In Ihr nnriin|,in<l *;ll ? mn1litq*4 |0 Soar* Mch (lay for fowr ilayr. V.iv?mt"?r t4. T r OnJI'rMay rrmin*. a pnblifl AiUr?? will ?io <t*|ir*'*<t ill Cotnmbia, before t?ia m#?ftb*rf ..f tH* M>hiM?l, ??y th? Hoi). Thau a? 8. OmMi, on th? of f Nov. 19ft I To On PhmNn tM.Htnhmli qfS. ! ? ' C. and Oto. . CALTWjBr. ? 'PHI! Board of Plrootaradieom ll 9 Mj JL to MMMMltNI9l Hit Mwi ?lf tlx billfl oll!iH Iwuth.toalatelatbe fcocbeeo formed lathi* eowwefcUy, the object of which i? to abate piWit coofldrnee In U?? reapnaaiblllty of lb* iaif holloa, aod I7 rfectlo* that purpoee. <0 Imeo th?> Plantar* lo tloro their Cotton,or rell at ? d?|iroeiMteJ price in tlio lower port of IIm oily. Tito Book ?f Aagotla, baa loot tbo Mociiufi 11 Ha power and aaata to ihla op loiwtw tbo aotee wt ISShimk?r dapotll, Am nffiolM demand hot bt?i made 00 tlhrt loaUtoUoo, for Ibo rrcaot* of racb o reaola (loo which It baa declined civlnK.eod from dr etmiaon, wtihb ban MliMOMntly com* to ||tA t- ??_*A ?*f ft*- ? ? _ .8 / ^Lf-L ? ? ? aiiaOoaJ ' VI ?I1W vWo I WwHO IbIa ^mh|1 \ || ||i^ a? 1 nl^ilfan* MM ? lww*rltj II II BWmI'if iTHlliilniyi WBr formed oat of dOora nad o majority of tbo Dim. Igga |^La| taaa# m amb|| ^l|| ? *\f it* ?wif ww rvpwfwi iiiii ? ??inn nowvofi 01 vnv wH VIVv|^fV ^ 1 11 0 I H v 1 ? I I J* | tkggyi^L ikultlfllllMlo A?l lea nruu^i IN MBMM9 WIHUIVipmil COiRf cili Mi tbo Ware-booee aad CooIbWm hctlnaca, lo Ibo ftktoMy of II o Bank. It b: tbo boo wo to tbla board tlaot the <>lde*t and ro?t N9P0914oIo Director* of that IftalKotfon, a?d thccoindividnal*pwnlog a* empnal of lie Stank worn opposed lolbUofi ?Ira reaolotion. 0i? the *eme day the resolution ,fo? wom k9Md by eat at lob*. rofruwf to (engage* io Ibo I* ( oi|ftbilun Baalncet) to their rou.try.tb. porpar^of wb 'h*m againat tbo Mill of al Feeling indignant at atmb an unheard of par*? R*>tion*od having perfect anufldettce hi tbooblH ?r?f ?bf Morobanta' ood PI?im' Boob, to maet ell dementiaiKtoatvlte btoaght again* H, lb# bo*td of Dfcaotata hava iboagbt hoat to odo^t >W* comma lo pot yoo 00 yoargnard agaimi tbo uaUciea* ood wilfnl daele^a of bod man ?ood to provoot tbo loooooot ood on wary bolder of our bUlalrompaitlag with them ot o diacooat JOSEPH WHEELER. FrtUdtnU M.+r. Honk Eatrect fiooi thenclnatee of tbo ) Board of Director*. . < JOHN F. LLOYD. CaMftr. "?number 1 49 A South-Carolina College. AMeotlng Of too Trottaea of the Sooth Care Hon College. will bt bold 9t tbo OoHbgo Library, on Tharsday, tb* trd December, at boll poat ? oVIoob, P. II. B. H. MAXCY. *trtfmr? Dec. 1 It NEW LONDON BOOKS. Partepopci da Mote, traualatod by W. 8. Roae, w?thde*ign9by Smlrke, 4 to. London, 8 col on*. prloo ft. School of Raphael, engraving* after the moat ca labmted head* In the Cartoon*,4to. 10U plate*, price *7 8* l-oadon'* Eocyclopodin of Gardening, cotnpri ?Iok oil tbo loto*t iaaproTeoieott. illoatroted with near 1800 wood adit, Ifth edition. Bnuaa'* drook Gradua, or Oraik, Latla and Eat. l*ro9odUI f/oiiooo. Under! ei Lailnon Mooualo, oditio nor a. *050. Omtn'a Leiicoo Oawcam atimolfvleuai ct relile 8 A0I9. Doocfao'a new Greek and EnrlUh Lexicon. Illnftra/fona of tbo paaaion of love, with plate*. 2 vola. Sir Joahua flay not dt' diaooarm on pointing nod th- loo art*. Hind'a Veterinary Surgeon, on a new pUn. t*be BriUab l)iioa, a targe collection.2vol* 8*0 Select Britiab Porta, from MiUon to Blooa*field, 4 vol*, portrait*. Wcber'a Metrical Romance* of the tab, 14th, nod 18th oeatuile*, pwbUabed from aneient aftanoceript*, with iatrodoctton, notoa oad (too 1 **ry. ? fob Early pro99 Romoocoa; 8 collection of onclcot . Eoffaab Klotiooa, edited b* W. J I hwou. com taiaing ? the LUbOf Tlrfllioa* *of Robert ibo I Dooyl,' ? TbopM of R?diag,'' Doctor Faiu t?i,?Ac. 18 Raft Aoeieot Motrkol Taloa, printed chiefly from orl giool aourcea, oditod by (be Rev. C H Harta* home, M. A. Grimka'a Law* of Sooth Carolina ; 9 tioflo ra> tf porfocl oof^, ^|8 ^ ^ g JOHNSTON. n . 1 Ki m _ 49 ?x;' .newest Novels, &c. r*a new novel, Th? Wept of Wbb-lon* Lady Morgan '? new work, Tbe Book of the Ru'iriolr. A selection from lb* publlo and private cwtn' poniione* of Vfe* Adalrel Lord Collin* wood* wit It memoir* of bit life, from (bo 4th London oditioo. The Token, tbe Pearl, and tbe At la alio Sonrtnlr, for 1880, beeetifally embelliahed aad baond. The WnwiMtrr|ari*w, No. u>. The Literary Gaaette for Septembt r K. W It A. 8. JOHNSTON. Colombia, Doe. (at. 1889. ? Notice! PURSUANT to o Reaoletion of the Board of Dimton of tbe Beneoaabe Turnpike Com peny, I wilt expoee to pablle aale, on (bo Irrt Monday in December neat, at the Caort bat a, hi tbo Town of AahevlUe. all tha STOCK hat# in Mid Company by deftnoeent Sfqokholden. tlnivZoiv TVromr r a; B. T. C. Anhevllle Nov 5, 1089 48 ?? The Edgefield Village Academy. IT la highly gratifying to aa to unto that wa have aueraadad in eftgagiag Mr. Saovbl M. Srarroitn to toko ebarfO ot oor I coda my for another year, and wa hope bia raaldeoee bar* will be parmaoaot Whether an a Cle*?icnl or Ralen tile Teaeher, hie repetition ia ao dee*rvedly hieh In thoroughly preneriog yeoag gentlemen lor the hif bar clenea of Col lag*, aa wall aa giving lbe.pt m very fr?d eduoation ladapeodeot of any Col lega, that we for hear to remark on iC Oor Village and Ha neighborhood, we deem to ha aa healthful aa any perl of tha State, and good Boarding in or eat of lha Village, can be bad aa lew or nearly at tow, 4a any where. Term*?Classical or Scientific Studanta f 10 iter quarter, paid In advance benjamin frazier, JOHN 8 JKTF.lt, MATT MIM9. CLORCD 8IMKIN8, *r Tnuttei. rr The Charleston Merenry, Columbia IVlea eo|>e and Aoguatn Chronicle, will pftase Inaert ?he a hove naeeO week for two months, and for ward thetr Mile. RdR*8eldC II Deo. 1 1890 41) IwCm WANTED, A Tanner end Carrier, to eommenee hn?ine*s ? *. by the lr?t of April next. Application to la made at thi? olee or to ... JOHN KKT. F rTheChnrle?ton Merenry,Ore??nrille Mown teineer, Anneeta Chronicle aad Columbia Tal*a< eope.wHlpoMWi the ahove for three month*, and forward inalr acounte loth!* olHee. flk I, 1888 40 8m South Carolina Female Institute. f |MIK ihltlOei f thia toa???eitOn nl'l i<e reauiaed JL oo Moodny, *h January. 1880 RITAS HARK*. M D. Prlnetfmt. fVrrmW t ?R> V GKNEttAL 0091 H ' Head l?*: ' CWw.AtaAW.iff*, 1M* ?rSuEDERirr w ent wo'RTti *?E?, j I" k*Ah initmhilrMiii! U.tM.L% IdttiftlilAf^ to i ww?i wwwvmww biii% w ** the rank of Mnjor, aud wiH la a obijri nw?rd|og|y. ? if order of ili* Comwaaderin ChUf. JAMES C.CoGGfcS MAI.L au*? Camp Jewellery, Watches, %? H? jnat r?*ceitrr?l a lmnd?o?? eaaotluwrt ?' FASHIONABLE JEWELLEftl Gold and Silver Patent Levers. Plated Were. $ ? Alto, ? C?al of LOOKING O L ASSES .and Gl I ? II B?For fnfo/m?Uon "of* Ma CowH CiKoflWi be hat removed to hto NtW Wirt-?' Store, nearly oppose to Ma old ataud. * Pec I ?**-' The Free Inquirer. rlErabacribertake* thi?u??tbodof i in* tbe P"?'lie that hi. projected * per wider tt.e above till* teanol pi into for the want of petroaeff. To tbow < ktnJ enough lo place tbelr naiue- to hto tloo Mm, Ue returns We untl sincere i Having procured 4>l the mat erials proper for co< ending the printing business in a fry NK^rl ra #as? ms*sr s *'ree Inquirer. A gentleman of tbtf will be lb* Editor, aad to blaa will l? conslgni the aMira control over the editorial depart*ei u Dm. i fUmni ft POK SALE, 4 N active healthy NF.UBO GIRL, titfv l\ ycara old. who has been brought up la t hum**, and ?Midereteadb plain sewing. Ai?o BOY of fouittoa. EnqaiM it All office Merchant Tailor *t4 Men'* Mtrcc.. All iMiB WRUT, INFORMS ,<ia friends that fan baa received 1> Fail supply of tiOUDS, of every deaarlnti and of ike Lata*! Fuiiinm. Alto, (wo safeta*' Clothes from the celebrated Houab of Bint ?, Lmdoo, imported eapreaaty bj M?>mH j?? tie mow of taata aadtaabloa, aadto baveth , t! *ntmenU made accardiogly-Hoip'ther wMi /. l*>a?ral eaeortutasii ??f FauO? Articles Geot men wishing to bo moniindllM, to bet < V ibeJr maaiirea takea from Wataon'a Card, * > be attoadod to aube short eat noUaeJwUJj po ?* toeUtjr tad despatch. Charleston, par, t, |gg> To the Pa IN my Circular dated proclaimed, that ao ^ be edtmteaenced ie this market, end be thrown into Circulation, or nay & ao tteyond whet might be eoaekleraLpr immediate notice thereof woeld begiven,, out fear or favor. From three Ir four hb bales Cotton, are received In tkle market . end about three fourtht of H M paid for in I ?if the Merchants an J Planlera Bank of All Joseph Wheeler, President, the wmadpeis Bank ia doubted, ao mueb ao, that (no Bank <>< Augusta refuses to receive its blllalh pay me, and I hereby give notice, that from thta day, V >. billa of that bank, will aol be racahred by me ;ti payment for boaan rant, storage of Cotton,, <>. otherwise. It ia Mfiber interest, nor prejml that promptf aae, there are four banka hi Aug .. ? t a, fn-tn which I His market It supplied with foe and I have neither Mack r?? dircnunt direr i ? nor ladlraetly in them ban*/, nord^tmM dollnr id either of them, but it (a in ?He? tfu, _ ... J* " '? * " * !?? to od and depreciating earreney,'in payment property, far money of undoubted bap^ nfty bad, and anund properly ou-lit to product settnd currency. j*. HENRY Riiur.TZ. Founder and Proprietor ofUomimrg H-m'.ur-. (t c Dea lot, 1MB 4i> ???i??SOw???^ ^ BRANCH UANK, COLUMBIA, / October 9, 1819. \ ONE Tenth of the prtari|?l of all Note* > this office, will be required at ea*h ?f<V two first renewaia after the ifith Novomtier, m < p M. BUTLER, CuWtT Oct. 10. '? 'Wt ?' ?? ' ?" 111 ?? . u Stopped., tnOM a negro, ten Cora Broom*, mark*. G O llutt, as the maker.?-The ow*ier {et the same by applying at tbb office dad p ?> v it for this advarummeot. Novemtter #7 < ^>(<1 ' ?" - ? * ?"? ??? ? South Carolina, Chtoter Dktrici.* WILLIAM KttTKS toils before me an l: tray Mare Mule, of city or yellow oofom no brands visible, about atvsn or eiirM y old, appraited at fifty dollara, the f?th of Novr > ber, IMP WILEV F. COLEMAN, J. f Nov SO. 41 S CktrioBophic Society Jncorporati >|MIK re*uUr annual meeting of IhM Bweb r 1 will lake place in the Ciarieeephie Halt, a: the Colte|te,onTaeMlay Evening, December hi The membeia ate earnestly requested to ^ (?tinetoal in l^teir nttendaaee as important b nam Will be bre??ht liefore them. BOBERT WILSON OIBBES, C# 9i - / November 14. ooiier to eltber otlbem, uui it ta in or?ier it the Plantar shall have no good cause again i any, that ha baa been wronged lb Hembnrg, ??< ofnis twelve montba labour, in recelrlfignnsoti I! m Pot Sale or Rent, 'PIIF. flcwraallornulatelyaemt^edhy M-. * Dorant. This eataMbhrnmyr to<tfaM> U eommodlaa* room*, and ha? good stables an t ?r nroesaary eat buildings attv**& For t?rra ",,pVy '* T9f?MAS OUOAN .