Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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<c vr— Strike out tUe whole proviso in the biH relating to mileage. Adopted. Strike out au appropriation of sev- Hl , enty-five thousand <la!lars for the pur- j Tl 'chase of a site and the erection of a HOME OF SONG. BY W. C. JACK. rit of song! where is thy home? DAGTJERREAN GALLERY. | EXTRA QUALITY FLOUR. THE subscrilH'r respectful!}'aniiouiii - '.:a W | HARKE1.H, Extra Q,u:iiiiy, Fumi- to the citizens ofPariiiigton Distfic?, that he | * J ly FLOUR, for sale at #7 2. r > cts. ( iv numbers are heard where the wild has opened a Daguerresn jGaners'm the p r . Barrel CadL winds roam, office formerly occupied hy Dr. ,f. E.'Ml'st:, where he is prepared to aecorrmio'mte all ho may desire accurate likenoes- solfes and friends. He has liad ,> ,* . ," || ’* .. . , I As the boundinnwaves of the rolling flea, nine years experience, in lire hufcuu , :»» and tfionaand dollars for the ijurehase Borne on the ocWs ceaseless awell! warrants perfect satisfaction. lh‘ has oia sit' Hint toe erection ol u building , [ijy ji.jnm j|ie Nereids jeweleil shell? i b®enespecially successful, in taking the for custoin-house, post othce, Ac., in The flowrets bloom and the leaf clad tree, pictures of small children. He will re- A. P. building for it enstom-honse, post-office. Where the tireless tempests madly sweep, where he n Ate., in Louisville, Ivy. Agreed to. The mountain waves of the mighty deep, persons wh o. -i . • .• •• 1 Spirit or^ont?’ chaiTilr* 15 ^ nnd frro. cs ot Strikeout nn nonrooruitaoii of seven- i “o-'B; 1,11 ,n Ch- raw Jan 5, LACOSTE. 1 ■ J Headquarters. Coi.vmpm, 12th February’, 185t. Cuhxo.n Bhown, ot BarnWcU, Sakukl Sr auks, jr., of Darlii gton, \v. Jl. Bhat- toy, of Fairfield, BehsaeD (». Rice, of HEAD QUARTERS. Si. 3t I’ittshurg, Pennsylvania. Agreed to. When the American colonies re- soh t»d to throw off the British yoke and assert the rights'.with which God, nature, and the British Constitution had invested Are tuned to strainsof thy minstrelsy, When whispering zephyrs soft "and low,: O’er flower and tree their breathings blow. Spirit of song! dearer to me, Than flowret’s bloom or leaf clad tree Is the zephyrs wing thy place of rest. main in Darlington only for a short 1 A. D. GALE, Artist. March 5 1 ANDERSON W. SEXTON, GIVES notice to Ids frieixls and the Union, William Gaston Allfn. of Bt-au- fort, W. HLAeKBtfK'i Wilson, of York, Mi chael Whaley, of Charleston, Artemys T. Goouwvn, of Orangeburg, Samuel Ar.s- To:.', of Fairfield, Cahver Randall, of Chester, Sebastian Sumter, of Sumter, William Williams, of Abbeville, having - of JHHHH VHHHHPHre- ' Cologne of all kinds. Balm ol Columbia, .^peeled accordingly. By order oftlieCom- ■ for sale by j mander-in-Chief Look at This. Anti Cholera Svrup, Nerve Powder- Tooth do., lobelia Seed,TinctureTlbftelia, Essence Ginger, Cayenne, Peppermint, j iet, Fenny royal. Comp time ®*y Berry, BonS-eet, Pennyroyal, Compo- been appointed Aid-de-Camps to his E> sition, Gum Myrrh, Thomson’s No. 6, celleucy, the Governor, with the rank ( ' .f .Gum Camphor, Chamomile Flowers, Lieutenant Colonel, will be obeyed and n ' mII Iriitrlu "RoltYA 11 I lA 1 \ 1 '1 A J «. .. .. 1!.. I . . T> - . ... 1 «a'a 1 . « /'V. . . them, the submission party of that day, Thv cherished home the zephyrs breast? public generally, that ho keeps constantly March 5 R. &. R. M. ROLLINGS. 1 tf with loud cries of lave for the Union— with England—branded as traitors the men who dared complain. Every at tempt to organize the colonies was resist ed. Ei'ery defeat was the signal for re jection, and every patriotic appeal was sneered at. These were the lories.— When the Southern Slates, roused by The laughing brook as it purls a'ong. Its pebbled twd is loud with song. Gentl^and calm as love's first dream, Are the tones on the waves of th rippljng stream. Spirit of song! thy syren lay. Flows on the streamlet dancing away; Nor Houri harp has a sweeter trill, continued repeated, intolera-1 Than the tones which roll on the silvery rill. There’s song in the golden streams of light hie, claim to lie protected by the Ameri can Contjitution—when South Carolina and Mississippi gird up their loins to de- i That play on the starry sheen of night, tend their rights—-they are denounced as 4 - For the morning stars together sung,” : traitors. Submissive Georgia, and poor When are green earih from chaos sprung, bribed Texas are applauded to the skies. Spirit of song! thy home’s not here, Tim edicts of “two IN big Presidents” are Thine is a brighter purer sphere, potent to overrule a sei se of right, and Thy home—thv native home is afer the true friends of the South are called Beyond the roll of thi brightest star, disunbnists and traitors; So let it be. Away, away, in the spirit land, Whence is the striking similarity in Before the throne where the angels stand, these two pictures! It is in this: The j Where seraph and cherub in sacred choir, -original is the same! And in the voca- Triumphant sweep their harps of fire, bularydfthe future, Submissionist and Spirit of song! the holy shine, Tory will lie synonymous. on hand, Domestic Goods of all kinds. Groceries and Hardware, which he will sell upon accommodating terms. SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING. THE undersigned having located themselves in this place, for the purpose of car rying on the above business- at the old stand of C. Tarrh, are prepared to do anything in that line. They will sell work Cheap fur Cath. REPAIRING done with neatness and dispatch. THOMAS & TARRH. March 5 1 tf NEW IMPORTATIONS. THE attention of Planters and Country Merchants, is particularly request -d to the arrangements now made at BAN CROFTS Silk House, 2i»3 and 236, King street, Ch'.irlestny, S. C., tor insuring a re gular and constant eupply of all the varie ties of the dress season, both from the J. W. CANTEY. Adjutant and Inspector General March 5 1 tf Fnv«» K«Mln<'p<1 to 5iO Dnllnra FROM CIIAItLFSTO.V TO MEW YORK! Theorem 1f<?i7 nutrfrom Chaftestm -S. C. 1,RAVING tho wharf at the foot of Lau rens street, dailv at tl P. M. after tho nr. ’ft ■■■<£.' Jr Columbia, Feb. 10,1851. ORDER NO i. THE Officers and Sergeants of the fol lowing Brigades will encamp and the fol lowing Regiments will parade for review and, drill at such times and places as are herein stated viz; Officers and Sergeants of flu- 8th brig ade of Infantry and the 8th egiment of Cavalry will assemble at Godfrey’s Ferry on Mondnv the 17th March next, and encamp full five days,’ conunem ing on Monday at 12 o’clock m. The Othce rs and St-rganfs of the Ith COLLEGES. There are in the United States one hundred and twenty-one Colleges, forty- two Theological Seminaries, thirty-five Medical Colleges, thirteen Law Schools. Of one hundred and twenty-one Presi dents of Colleges, Seventy-eight are min isters of the gospel; some of the remain ing forty-three are probably clergymen, but their tities do not indicate it Twen- ly-five appear to have no titles in the way of prefixes, fifty-four wear the D. D., ten the I* L. lit. one the M* D., two S. J, and one C. M. The whole number of profes. sors and teachers in the Colleges and I , Theological Seminaries, Medical and Law II Schools is one thousand fjur hundred I and seventy-two. Hni/ard is the oldest college in the Un ited States. It was founded i t lo3<i. WilUfun and Mary’s College, in Vn., was Ibutiled in 1B92, two years ly-f r Yale. Tbyty-eight were founded betweed 1700 VuuJ lSOO; all others since 1800. Within \b4first ten years of this century eleven 're founded; during the next ten years, jhteen; between 1820 and 1830, seven- en; between 1830 and 1840, sixty-five; tween 1840 and 1850 twenty-eight. ie increase hereafter will lie slow, as all old States are well supplied. Ohio has the greatest number, in all opir _ Where seraph and angel hymn is thine, Thy echos to earth alone are given, Thy home thy native home is Heaven. ft-# 1 Experience proves but what we wish it to prove. If you are pleased with the present? you will find pleasant remin- isceuces in the past and vice versa. Go merrily to the glass and you will see a smiling face in it; and even Echo, love lorn woman though she lie, will speak in joyful notes if you address her with ac cents of joy. FRUIT. Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Pine Apples, Figs. Citrons, Raisins the pound or half box,) and Prunes sale by R. & R. M. ROLLINS. March 5 1 tf brigade of infantry will assemble no.t rival of tho Southern Cars, via WIL- Charleston, at such place as Brig. Gen. English and French markets, and which MINGTON and WELDON, N. C., PE- Cruikshank will direct, on Monday the joined to a determination to submit every TERSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH- :i lst. March, and o'ne..;np full five days,’ thing at the very lowest possible prices, INGTON, BALTIMORE, PH1LADEL- commencing on Monday at Itrii’-Clpck M. will offer greater inducements to pur- PHIA, and NEW-YORK. The 4th regiment of Cavalry will enc&,..p chasers than tins market has before after- The public is respoctifully informed with either brigade of Infantry and parade has been paid that the steamers of this line, from Char- and Heavy estonto Wilmington, are in first rate con- Hosiery of dition, and are navigated by well known and experienced commanders, and the in\ no the attention ot our friends, and the Railroads are in lino order, thereby secur- public generally to an inspection, being ing both safety and despatch: ‘ A THROUGH TICKET having alrea- ded. Particular attention to our Stock of Domestic Goods for servants wear. Hosiery of every size and variety—we cnnfiduit'y with such regiments of Infantry as the Brigadier General may deem proper. The Independent Battalion of Infantry, composed oftlie comuajoies of Edisto Is land, Wadmalaw, John’s Island, and James’s Island, will parade at their Bat talion parade proud on Tuesday, the 15th determined to offer tlie greatest novelties, fbv 1 !Uul the lai ^ t wiet y nt ,he lo ' ,ve!it P ri '! dy been itVopem’tion will be coniitmed" oil A P ri! " ext - cos; our stock consists m part ot and after the first of October 1819. as a ! The ,3,,l Regiment ^' Rich Chene Silks, .... . Striped, Figured and Pluindo., Plain and Figured Black Silks, . French and English Lawns and "Cambrics, Plain and Figured Colored and White Organdies, Bareges, Silk Tissues, French Embroideri -s^Lace Cellars, .Muslin and Cambric Edgeings and Insert. En I togs. lish Tweeds, Summer Casuimeret &.c., j artido we ! J. E. MUSE, SI'RGtON DENTIST. WOULD respectfully inform the citi zens of Darlington and the surrounding Districts, that he has located himself per manently at Darlington Court House, and ; . that he lias paid special attention to One- i !i 1 ■i )ure ‘ ax a . n rative and Mechanical Dentistry, and f-els 1 confldendv recommeid. liimself fully prepared to practice in eve- ”':d« Lye and rowCTmg_Dlapcrs. The perversity of passion is in ry department ofDentaljSurgery. H iwill pothing more manifest than in its indiffer- perform all operations m ins profession, ence to the channel through which it ar- iti the most complete manner, and with rives at its object. It speaks as with the the least pain possible, he will replace liost Teeth with artificial, from a single to a complete set. N. B.—Persons who would prefer his services at their residences, will please in- 1 Firm him, and h* will wait on tn-m withl pleasure. All operations guaranteed. March 5 1 tf trumpets that shattered the walls of Jeri cho, and passes on its course as careless of what it destroys as the fit ry stream of Vesuvius. J-fP A pailftil! of i.te, with a piece of. , copperas lialf as big as a hen’s egg, Itoil- 1 ed in it, will produce a fine nankeen color. 1 which will not wash out. • Louisville, Feb. 27.—A teriille tornado nearly destroyed the Town of, Fayetteville, Tennessee, on the 24th iust. Several lives were lost, and many persons seriously injured. The wind blew a perfect hurricane, amidst which (114,7-4.8-4,9-4, and 10-4 Tabling Damask, l/Mig Cloths from 6- 1-4 to 25 etc. pr. yard, Blue Demins—Blue Stripes, Chambrays Striped and Plain, OfjpjburgB—Bro. Homespuns and Sheet. Ings of Southern manufacture, winch, as we are agents pf several Factories, we are enabled to offw by the bale or yards, at Factory prices—a fit It assortment of Glo. ves. Hosiery. Hrb.'rdasla rs &c.. dre. W. G. BANCROFT, Importer Wholesale and Retail 253 and 255 King st., Charleston, S. C. March 5 1 3m ! permanent arrangement from Charleston ! to New-York. Passengers availing them- eelves thereof, will have the option to continue without delay through the route or otherwise, to stop at any of the inter mediate points, reunp ing their seatg on the line to suit their convenience. By thitftkoute travellers may reach New-York on the third day during buisiness hours. Baggage will lie ticketed on board the Steamer to Weldon, ap likewise on the change of cars, at the intermediate points from tlience to New-Yorl, Through Tickets can alone lie had from E. WiNSLOW, Agent of the Wilmington P|* n and Raleigh Railroad Company, at the „• office of the Company, foot of Laurens street, to whom please apply. For other information inquire of L. C. DUNCAN. At the Am< riean Hotel. March 5 1 tf of infantry will pa rade at Walterboro on Friday, the 18th April. Tlie Beaufort Artillery, and Beat Com pany, Hilton Head Company, and the St. Helena mounted. Rifle Company, will pa rade at Beaufort on Tuesday, the 22d April. The 12 Regiment of Intanlrv will pe- radj; at Coosa w hat clue, on Friday, tho 25th April. The 43d Regimen of Infantry will pa rade at Bufords Bridge on Tuesday, the ‘29th April. The 11th Regiment of Infantry will shl s on Tuesday, the 1«t „ ■ ... .. . p . . . 1 coukl be heard tho screams of women CtKStttS? IS halt for her popuhition. Uke c3nse- ‘* H ' cruin»uing °i wnll^, mmyled \Mt.i euea of too great multiplicity is povefty peals of thunder. I he air was alive d feebleness. with electricity. Ilaiu subsequently ^ « re 4 fijl in torrents, and impenetreble dark- L tUGRA I ION 10 h.VST LLORiUA. .ness prevailed. Tlie tornado came The tide of emigration into some of i from the South West, IK) interior counties of East Florida is limsually great tlie present season. Vitbin a few weeks past we have no- jeed several large caravans moving hitherward, being composed of omi- ( grants from the States of Georgia a.- well tlie Carol it ws. Tlie fruitful soil of this region luia hut to he enjoyed ; in order to lie dully appreciated. Cot ton tindsugai lands are f here to be found in abundance, and in fact, every facility is offered to render the new comer an ample reward for his Jml. That this is destined to be an “ex- , tensive country” if not already such an one we are having almostoilaily evi- i dence—Jacksonville Republican. A ’Fhomas County friend informs us! hymknIal. Variety’s the Spice of Life. | CANDY, Nutmegs, Almonds, Brazil, Pekin and Butter Nuts, Pickles, Brandy j Cherries,Tobacco, Spanish and American | Cigars, Maecaboy Snuff, Table Salt, Pep- j per, Spice, Ginger, Powder, and Shut, j Pipes, Marbles, Matches, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Razor «tro»*y IVrcnv-uiuri, • T - .. . . , , - £W tfteel Pent, Lamp Oil. Soap of all thetod of prrit-tt.-e, to Klims, ior sale t>v ” - ajduut e U'31: »“rt R{ at R. M. ROLLINS. a».g tl;e sr-m..- tn.,t.u«M»t to any . ./• shade ot touch the 1 tamst may roquirg. * rc _ 1 .' ; l_ j Touch being the great moans of reaching j , the qualities of the insruiuent, it is very t plain it should be according to the skill of Darlington a Cornelian , and power of the operator. The com- ; tnon piano be it delicate, or indelicate, soft or hard touch, the same is not a like suita- Baltimore Piano Factory. PATENT Elastic Touch—J. J. Wisa^ &■ Brother, Manufacturers of Grand, Bou doir and Square Pianos, would ret.pt ct- fully nu-itc the attention of Lady Pianists, who It Executive Department. A A*. v IN the village watch SEAL. The tinder will be rewar ded by leaving it at this office. March 5 1 It Married—On Wednesday evening 3th ulLj by the Rev. L. P. Rollings, Mr. Gregory Morkiss to Miss Iaiusia, daugh ter of John G. Powers, all ofDarlmton Di-trict. Also on the 13th ult, by the same Mr. Caid A. Kirvin, to Miss Maria Goonsox, all of Darlington District. OBITDARY, Departed this life on the 19th ult., Charles Walker, tw in Son of J. W P. and S. A. C. McKagen, aged 4 months that a W»ek or two since, a party olTOO and ten days, emigrants from Dale County, Alabama «Infont thou wast mild and lovely, passed th sough his County, on the way Gentle as the summer breeze, to East Florida. The party consumed Pleasant as the air of evening, all of one day in crossing the Ockloc- konnee, with their stock wagons, cVc.— Talhusscc Sentinel. Sr. Louis, Feb. 20, 1851—On Sun day, a ferry boat here hurst her larboard boiler, % which tlie lore part of the cab as complctgjy wrecked. Mangled sand dead horses, &e, were in- j V strewn around—15 persons 1 killed, and an many have been ely scalded o; - are missing, formation from Council Grove s that the Indians had killed sever- j irsons. A company of dragoons been despatched from Fort Leav- i orth, to assist in repelli ig them. | asiiW.lk, Feb- 26.—the Democra- duvention, which met hcreyester- ; resolved that they would abide by I ompromise measures of tlie last Where it floats among the trees. Peaceful bo thy silent slumber, Peaceful in tlie grave so low; Thou no more wilt join our number, Thou no more our songs slialt know. Dearest infant, thou hast left us, Here thy loss we deeply feel. But ’tin God that hath bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal. Yet again we hope to meet thee, When the day ot life has fled, There in Heaven with joy to greet thee, Where no farewell tear is shed.” _ i- BUSINESS CARDS. Constantly on Hand FRE8H 8oda Water and Lemon Syrup, hy 1L. .&, R. M. ROLIJNS. March g 1 tf Headquarters 4th Brigade Cavalry. ►Sprixgville, S. C., FcK 25th, 1851. Order No. II. IN conformity with tho order of the Conunander-in-Chief, the Commissioned Officers, and Sergeants attached ty the 4th Brigade Cavalry, are heje by metered to encamp “full five days.” Officers of the 8th Regiment will en camp at Godfreys Ferry, beginning at 12 o’clock, M., on the 17th day of March next; those of the 7th Regiment, at So ciety Hill, on Monday the 1st June next, at the same hour. The Brigade Staff are ordered to attend both encapments in full uniform. By order of Brig. Genl NETTLES, W. H. Wingate, Brigade Major. March 5 1 3t ble to tho’ grave moments of the.- feeble PMMB| pupil, and the rapid prestos of ffie-finish- toward ot one ituxdred dollars for 1 ed artist. Call and see the impipvemcnt. , apprehension and delivery into any jail March 5 am Wholesale Umbrella, Parasol and Walking Cane Manu factory, 133 .Meeting street, UP STAIRS.—The subscribers would inform dealers and jobbers that they jean be supplied with any quantity of the above goods at as low prices as they can be bought for in any other city in the Union. We also import direct fine WATCHES. English, French, and German Fancy l Goods, which we are dertermintd shall j be sold at as low pri-es as they can be j bought from any other importer in New j York or elsewhere. A2 of the above Goods will be sold on accommodating terms. ROBERT LECKIE & Co. Charleston, S. C., March 5, 1 3m >arade nt As ay next. The 3d Regiment of Cavalry will pa rade at Holman's Bridge, on Saturday the 3d May. Tlie loth Regiment oflrifarttry will pa rade at Williamson's on Tuesday, the tith May. The 14th Regiment of Infantry will Parade at Orantreburg, on Pridav, the !>th Mav, The Officers and Sergeant* of tho 3d Brigade of Infantry, and the 3d Regiment of Cavalry, will assemble at Orangeburg, ou Monday, the 12th May, and Encamp “full live days,” commenting on Monday, at 12 o’lock m. The Officers and Sergeants efthe otli Brigade of Infantry, and 5th Regiment of Cavalry, will assemble at Camden, on Columbia, 24th January. 1831. Monday, the 19th day May, and Encamp BV tt | " tul1 five day* commenting.on Monday, nor ana f nnimander-in-nttef itiTm^tWf-1 "> the Sfcitq of South Carolina in- Brig . lllo of formation has been received at this Depart- Cavalry will assemble at Camden, on Mon- ment, tbat 1 homas Duky, aha* Atren, da y, the 19th day May, and Encamp “fill, who was committed to the ja. o, Beaufort I fiv ; e dav? ;> commencing on Moiufay, at District ior n*>gro stealing, broke jail a tew ; jo o’clock m days since, and made his escape : now , Tire Olficers and Sergeants of the 7tli tnenretore l, J. IL McarH', Governor ot tlie R r ig a( j 0 of Infantr\f and 7th Hegiment of StBt “ South Carolina, do hereby offer a Cavall . y> wl! i a , 8uub i e a t .Som.-ty Hill, on for his Monday, tire 1st June, and Encamp Sfull ... - m five days,” c 'iniutiifiiig ^ Monday, at thib {Mate. I he eaid Daley, alias Kenan I jg o’clock in is about torty-five yearn old. five foet five ^ Comn'.issioned and non-Ccnmu,- or six ruches la^h, ratbei stout, blue eyes, , f i one( i officers will assemble the day pre- Iront teeth out, attd is an Irtshuuur by t vioua at tfre place of rendezvous of their birth. Given under my hand the ftlre 8ta*e, at Colurn|H^he i day of January Uu threat of our Lord one thousand eigllfc hundred and fifty-one, and in the seventy-fifth year of the eisveiakiity and tndependence of tire United S'fates of America. * J. H. MEANS. B. K. IIeneoaS Sec’ry of State. . . Given < L. S. i seal of ' ’ 2 Hli d Landreth’s WARRANTED Garden Seed, new crop, for sale by March 5 R. & R. M. 1 ROLLINS. tf PROftPECTCS or TUE DARLINGTON FLAG. IM'nLTStfRD AT DARLINtlTOV C. 11., S. T. The Darllncton Flag w ill be puhlislred H JOHN F. Marrh 5 3t A LIST OF I’OSf OFFICES LA MRUMTON illSTillfT. Darlington. C. H., Mount Elou, Leavcnsworth, Swiff; Creek, Hartsviffe. Effingham, Pleasant View, ..Spim ty Hill, Cartersvillo, v Wttm Branch. Merchants Bint JSlfht.s IN LAW AND EQUITY. The undersigned have formed a Co-part nership, for the practice ofLaw and Equity in Darlington District. Their Office is of Congress, provided that on Pearl street, one door above R. & tt. does the same,—but should evade thi? compromise, or ru le safno, abolish slavery in tho ct of Columbia, or refuse to ad- w States, because they were States, they would adopt such res of defence and redress as the id©safety of tire South would M. Rollin’* Store. W. W. HARLLEE, J. H. NORWOOD. March 5 f t T.B. & Atto Will Practice in Darlington, Ke OFFICE AT SI FRASER, Jr., at Law. e Court* of Sumter, and Richland. RVILLE, 8. C. CALL IN! CilLL IN!! AND you can purchase the following articles low fl)r cash, viz: Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Flour, Pickled Pork, Codfish, Mac kerel, Scotch Herrings, Onions, Cheese, Lobsters, Sa.dines, Sauces, Guava Jelly, Sugar, Butter, Soda and Lemon Crackers. R. &. R. M. ROLLINS. March 5 wdHl tf Bounty Land. THE subscriber will attend to forward ing to the proper Department the claims of persoius, entitled to land under tire late Act of Cougresfc, granting^ Bounty Land to certain officers and soldiers, who have been engaged in the military service of tire United States; all persqgs who served in •b.» war of 1812, or in any of the Indian Southern {Sights Association. At a meeting of the Southern Rights i Association of Darlington District, held on i the first Monday in February, the follow- j ing Resolution was adopted: Resolved,! The Editorial deportment will be eon-! That ip, am ans of diffusing, political infor-! ducted by James II. Norwood. The ne- 1 mation more generally, among the people * cessity of such an enterprise has long of ^ Urat tire Vigilant Commit tees of the respective Beat Companies of ‘ at Darlington Court House, by Df.I/JRME. of euchan 'reen spoken oi l?} the citizens of Darling ton Distirct,bi8 no one hitherto has taken 1 place 0 respective Regiments or Battalions, for Drill and In uuetton. The Major General.- will with their staff attend tlie the reviews and encampments in their respective commands. The Brigadier Generals arc charged with tho extension of this order. All the Uniform Companies, and artns ofBeat companies will be inspectod.. Compi4e returns of each Brigade, in cluding effective arid alarm men, and specifiing the number and kind of public and private arms in use, will be made by tire Brigadier Generals to the adjudnnt ! and Inspector General before ,^4 liret of October next. j ,„The Aids-do-Qamps of thoJCommar- , dor in-chief, residing in Brigades whore cncampiuents and reviews arc orderded’ ■ are especially directed to attend him, and other aids, with whom it may be co’nve- I nient, are requested to join him at such laces as suits tht4u. y order of the cotnirmnder-in-chief- J. W. CANTEY. Adjt. and Insp. Gon. March 5. 3t NAJIl'lN Of the Commissioned Officers of the 29f/i Regiment S. C. .Militia.. . HELD ’/ Col. Thus. C. Iaiw, Lk ut. Col J. E. Kir- any step for the arlvalicemeutof an obp et | tho District, be requested to exert their | ven so desirable While the surrounditiK I) 'ol Tiros. C. Iaivu Lk u , Major R.H. \ffliL.« Southern Freest and “ The | The names of those cdhipostng tricts, with a laudable zeal for tnedifntslon of knowledge and genera! inteffigenec. ... „ have eetafofitibad thaw own iielnpipere, I ^ Darlington with resource* inferior to none, ('h 6 Vigilant Committees, are herewith has be*n content to be tributary to them , subjoined. in this respo®t We propose to under tak^ j No. 1. U tne work, and would earnestly solicit in aid of this enterprise, not only Ihs good j Darius Gandy, and J. E. Kirvin. influence, to obtain subscribers to “ The s ‘ • M ; . , ... DoHhi'-hm i “• Nonvood, Judgc^A_dvdcate A man should never pwfh fefreo Is around his ideas, because many . ouid otherwise give him a Fair lack resolution to climb oypr l enclosure. I will be admitted to the next rights convention" who does shave and sing has*. The of- Vnm r>xy*v-t< ,1 to W< .’T vv'.i-- n .Her- tbu wars wnce Land. March 5 wishes but tire exertions of those citizens who admit the imnortnnc# of having a weekly papOr established in the District. The Flag is intended to be a consistent and independent journal, devoted as far as practicable to tire interests of Agriculture, ' ' " i Advocate C. A. Dargan, Quarter Master J. II. ’Paw- fey, Pay-Master,S. J. Wilson, Sntpoon Dr. It. L. Hart, Ass’t. Snrgaon Dr. W. E. Dargan, Serg't. Major B. F. Williamson. . „ „ n ,rt, I Quarter Moster Serg’t. J. P. W:lson, soheit rn 1 s mTi Chaplain Rev. J. O. B. Dargyp. eohcit rn , brnrth. James P. Wilson, R <». Edwards, ^ No , y^.,. BattaUo * t C apt. W. , Cant. M f IE Evans, 1st Lii-ut. R. A. Rouse, 2<! Lieut. P 1 Jfor- IL (J. Campbell, Ensign W. A. Culpeper, er Flmn, I jjeat jg 0 a.—Capt. ). L. Hart, 1st Lieut. J. A. Williams 2d J. G. Fraser, Ensign Otnmerce, Science, Literature and reii- , gion. Li ujlitics, it is unnecessary' to say, 1 < *0, ire entitled to Bounty j that bur paper will be devoted to tne advo- J. H. NORWOOD. 1. tf T ill thing bavin cacy of tlie rights of the South, and any- : a tendency to a interest, or defend her honor, I CRt thi -int advanc , will r THOMAS BOl Factor aad COmmis • chant, No. 13 EXCHANGE 8T»T (back of Tint rOpr ofkh k.) charleston, S. C. Will also attend to Receiving and ward ing Goode, and Excculuiiull order-' fw Ptetner*-'. March ' ice her receive j our prompt attention. Irt short wo will t endeavor to make tiro Flag, such a paper •% ej tl... f t F tl.,. 1 4 t Beat No. i.—T. C. Law, Jose wood, Blaney McNeese, Christopher H. W. McIntosh and ^Vsa Garland. Beat No. A—Robt lb gent, P. S. Bacot, John Taylor. B. F. Williamson, J. B. Nettle* and Moses Beat No. 3.—Capt. J. A. Roger*. 1st Lieut. S. McCall. « W. D. Adams, 2d Lieut,. Jqfji Mason, Ku- Beat No. 4—Thos. Atkinson, W. H. W Mclton. Thomas,C. II. Nettles, Benj. ClernonU and Beat No. 1—Capt. W. II 1 homas, 1st O D Loe i Lieut. J. G. M. Mi Kinzie, 2d Lieut. Benp 'V r Skinner, Ensign Henry Loyd. $67 REWARD. 1XJST by the subscriber about the lath j of February last in the mill pond of Mr. J. H. Muldrovv, a pocket book containing Fifty-seven dollars, in bills on the Bank of Georgetown, and sundry notes and receipts. Person indebted to lain by note will confer a favor by giving new notes ; vnnee, or 2,50 "at tire ur.d uking receipts agaumt tli.i old oir «. mouth*. * S.VMJ’EL W. >'rt.i)K()\v, J.Uit,S H. NORV JOHNNf. DeU3 as the wants of the people of the District call for, and wqpld also sojjcit tire favor and patronage of our friendsau the surround ing Districts, Teh ms. Ate —Th<> Flag will be sent to subscribers nt a year ———— Beat No. 1—IffOwer Battalion, T. B. llaVnsworth, James Green, G. J. W. Mc Call, J. W. P. McKagen and W. J. Floyd. Beat No.«fc.—J. A. Pettigrew, E. S. Burch, W. E. Dargan, James McCowtt and J. M. Timmons. Boat No. 3.—H M. Courtney. J. Sans- Stewart, Eii.jgn Hartwell Mott, bury. Jreee Keith, J. E. Byrd and W. H. " ry IjOVC. Beat No. 1., Loteef Battalion.—Capt. T. B. Haynswortlr, 1st I dent. F. W. Cooper, 2d, Lieut. P. A. Brunoou, Ensign J. H. Nor wood. Beat No. 2,—Capt. Geo. McClenaglrati, apt- 1 WM 1st Lieut. Suneon Morrie, 2d March 5 N