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Mat. CLA.--It way have struck out'
readers with 1ote litl. surprise, that in
comtbatiug the argumentj adduced agatist
the-great ainancal reformt pruposed by the
Aduinistration, we have taken so little no
tice ifthose Mr. LLAY. 'lil tact 1s,
that his speeches upon the sutjeet--at
speeches they deserve to be callet---are so
devoid of mind and argument aS to e tt
terly unwortla,y of discutston; and tijis as
the opimiou of several o' his party, IdendS
as-eli as toes- We know, and the fact is
stotorious, that his ablest friends blusned for
the %sorse than nethocrity ol his ctuorts
upou she great qudstion, the dseunsbion ot
which has elicited so tmuch talent on both
sides. Whence comes it thnt Mr. Clay has
lost .so much of that ability whith lbrmeriy
distinguished~ his political course! tits
mind, utten unequal to itself, and always
ill-regulated, once indicated power* o a
high order, though unimproved by study.
and iupaared by his hahtos to lii'. I'lo
secret otits present deterioration is to be
found in the tact that he lihs deserted lais
first love, and prostituted his powers to the
suliport of- all those anti-republhcan duc
trities, is strenuous opposatin to which, iu
easly life, was the loundation ot that repu
t4tois and popularity upon which lie yet
lives. ECver since this melancholy change,
he haben sinking lower anu lower in telt
scale of intellect, until he prevents ini the
Senate a spectacle ot fallen groUtiess Jtla.
ble to'his friends and uuanirers. %t e ventuire
to say that no msan, especially in the lust
twelvensuth, has lost so much ground in
the estimation of those woathy to judge as
floury Clay. Ioo. a main, indeed, can
manage to'keep himself piominent in the
pugAic eye, with so little intellecual capital,
as u -curious phenomenon. His whole sys
tem of argumentation may be definnd in a'
single phrase, the argumnentum ad ignorun
tiam-the lowest appeals to the cuar--est
ignorance. It i-s that kind of argument
which implies in the mani who uses it the
mst thurough contempt fior himself and wr
Ihote to whom it is addresed. 31oute
Iiank gaticulations. sell complaccnt airs,
.la g phrases. ieaneyed anecdotes, cor
codiie tears, oheedliug cajoleries, Justain
faniarrunade, alternate iniprecations and
supplicatiolns-all these togei her, or in stc -
cession. make up the elorquencc of thit si
rious patriot and vulgar hero. It requires
no little cooluess to utter such siu, for hours
together, with the air of saying things wor
thy tpgo down to posterity. We have seen
his friends hang their heads during the tt
terance "ofthese pitiful abonious, while ihe
would go on with the most self-complacent
air, as it the highest eloquence were pouring
fron his tongue. While listening to the
vivid and floundering gas6onades of ihis
most Forcible Feeble, we could not but
think that we detected in the countenance
of hid much greater competitor ana expres
sion of contempt, the more profound from
the necessity of repressing it The feel
ing-i.of such a man its Daniel Webster (we
speak of him now intellectually) must, in
de6d. he not a little curious, when listening
1t The his ironic declamations of bluf Barry.
4 . t degraded partisitas .of this
peope to sacrifice a eir honest prejudid
ces and sound doctrines in his behalf, frot
no other motive but admiration ! !
N -ru CAROLINA.-The following are
the r9arks of the Raleigh St wtlard on the
result of the recent elections in this State.
-'Our returns are now complete. We
have heard from the Senatorial District of
Buncombe. Haywood and Macon. which
Ias eleeted a Demnocriatic Repulie Senn
tor, anId one memiber of the same poiliiies
from Macon, Th'lis gives us 2:3 suit of 50)
in the Senaste, and 55 ot of 120 in ihe
liouse of Commnons- We nowy state with
tonfidence the political character of our
next Legislature. We can have no mo
tive for misrepreseniation and concealment;
and while truth and candor reqtuire us to
say the friends of the adrainistration havte
not a majority in either branch of the Leg
islature, we can say, with equal certnuintv,
that the Bank Whigs are also in the nV-.
ority.
"'rho few State Rights men in both
honses, hotld the balm,ace. and will decide
such questions of a political charneier as
may arise, If we cannot hoast of a maijorits
for the admninistration and the Sutb-Treasury
-so our op)ponents proper, cannot claim a
majority for Clay and a National Blank.
It is a fact, beyond qutestion, that while
the opposition carried every cotunty where
they commanded a majority-the frienuds of
the administraiion have lost tihe ascenrann
cy by divisions. Such wae the case in Bier
tie, Stampso, Orange, Stokes. and Ynan
- cey; to say naotg of other Pouiea in
wvhicha our friends claim a majority. In)
those counties there has been a loss of 6
members; more than sunficient to hanve se
cured the tmajorii.v itn both branches. Our
enemies mnay boast and hraie-hnt our
friends abroad may lhe well assured, that onr
opponents will be able to elfect nothing of a
political character-neithier inst ructions, di
reet nor inferential.
"Whntever tmny he the impressions of
others, we are satisfiedl with the present
aspect of affaairs in this State. The hitter
waters or federalism htave extended to their
utmost hounds, and must herentfer recedle
'from before the frowns of an honest and
*patriotic people. The virtuouas dlemocracy
of North Carolina will arnuase to a vigilant
exercise of their patriotic dluies, careless of
the reproaches of corrupt and interested
partizains, or the butllvina andI threatning of
crazy politicians. The people have tnoth
ing to foar. The God ofjutstice is with us;
and our State wall be one of the firmest
piVars in tihe temple of Conistitutiomnal
Liberty."
CuIAar.F.sToN.--.The election for Mayor
and eWardens ^of this city, took place otn
Monday last. attd resulted in iho choice of
the following gemtlemen:-Mayor, Henry
L. Pinckney; Wardens, R. WV. Cogdell,
Jatmes G. Holmes, Dr, E. 11. Deas, Col.
John Schnierte, Franoas Lance. Geore
Rinloch. L. 0. Capers G. N. Reynoldls.
IS. W. Seymotur, L. P. Riplev, Alex. Mc
-Dosald. and Richard Yeadon, Jr.
There were four eandidlates for thes office
of Mayor: Hi. L. Pinckney, received 600
vote,t: Col. James Lynnh, 575i: Dr. Jos.
Aha.ton 203; and Dr .i. W. Semidht, 141.
.4ug yt Constitutional.
&m tAe Nr 0. Pie.ayuMe, Aug, 28.
INDIAN DISTURBANCEs.--In corrobora.
ion ol the rutmor mentioned by the Nish
ville Banner, of a Council proposed to be
held by the principal Indian tribes on the
14th of September, on the Illinois River in
the Cherokee country, that paper has since
published several important documetils,
consisting of' th, following,
I si. A Communication from Gen. Gaines,
dated St. Louis, Atigust, 8, 1S38, it Gov.
Cannon, of Tennessee, stating the strong
probability Ihal the Inflian tribes intend
concentrating their forcets (being liale to
nusler 20,000 iiuounted warriors,) for the
purposeofattcking the Missouri and Ar
kansas se tlenents-and reluesting the im
tiediate organization of voluntee coinpa
Mes, ready to march by the 1st of Septem
ber, or its soonu thereafter as thev shall re
ceive orders, to serve six monthsnless soon
er disbanded lie states, mooreo%er, that he
will probably waill croml, Itee to five thon.
sald nien from that State.
2. A Desputchfrom Lieut. Col. Mason,
Coma'g at Fort Leavenworth, dated 28th
July, det:.iling to Gen. Gaines the plans
and operations of the indians in getting up
this Council.
3. A iespatch from Gen. Gaines to Mr.
Poinsett, (Secretary of \Var,) stating that.
"i/ Inrmitted" to "olhtlnu ten tlousoad
volunteers from the two great tilitary
States of Kentucky and Tennessee,." h'e
will attcud the Indiini coitaeil. witi that, or
with anly other force that he may be per
mited to call to that point. todischarge the
duties of his '-conand---to allbrd protec
tion," it) "repel invasion," &e. &c. [We
itulicise the wordk Which the old hero him
sell has alieised in the original letter.]
4. A repty of Gov. Gannon to Gen. Gaines.
cordially responding to the call Ibr voluo
teers-promising that they- shall be furnished
at any point and at any monet d1signte-d
-and expressng a strong cotlidenPe ila.
the only dillicult apprehended -.ill he in
restruming the ardor ol the yotng mie to
the equisite nutber that 11b13 le called
for, as was the case on at 6urte,r ovea%ioll.
when Gen. G. sounded the war hugle, more
than two years ago on the % estern border
of our union.
Only inake the call; says the Governor.
4for any number thi.t may. lie authorised.
andour young -.ilizen %4oldiers n%ill rush
ortnitlito ie standard of onr 1 ol nwry.
In givilig you 1his assurance I laz .rd
nothing. I know fironiomne explrieneo oF
the feelinga id patriotic -devotionl whie-b
pervade our State. From the Missisippi
to the stone mountain, the saMle spirit of
etmlulation to obey the call, taid serve till
der a favorite commander in whom they
have entiro confidence. %%iil prevail."
CIIAILI.sToi. Fept. 6.
The Epidemic-lv the report of the
Board of Hreilth, published yesterftay, n%e
regret to perceive tha this disease hta lieti
increasing, and fron what we can learn by
private inquiry, since the time of closing
the report, there are no indications of abate
Ileut.
The weather, for ten (Ivs past, hhs bicen
quite cold for the season, tlhe thermoineter
ranging from 75 toSV, with a re-.h N '.
wind blowing; and this had led many to be
lieve that the fever would he checked, but
experience 1as LaUlthl us filt tEds -a6 n IUt
weather is rather unfavorable, prodicing
colds, and therefore a pre-dispositionl to
fever.
We feel bound to say this much for the
ifitrimation (four distanti friends, and as a
caution to any who might thiitk of cotiane
amiong us in the hope that ti ere was but
little danger.-Charleston -ourier.
(I EALTH OF ClAalA.sTON:-The Charle
ton Ioard of Ileh I report the dea hs f
sixty-f(our iiersons in that *airv iininig the
week ending 2d inst.--of aese -11 Were
w..hites ,and 15 hlack and eo ored. Fry
ti'w o of the w.hiies and oine of the blacks by
Si rangers Fever.-I,id
llEALTH OF TatE: CIT:s,-The nutmbet
of deaths in New Yourk, during the week
ending on the 25th ult.. was 2l5-mtah-*s
I 18, feamales.67. T'here is a slight increiase
in the unmber of deaths sitnce the previous
week .
In Philadelphia hast week t here were
1-16 dleath-46 adutlts amnd 1(00 children.
In the precedhing week the deaths we.'re 155.
In iHaltimnore Iast week there were 75
deats-i? adutlts andt 58 chiltdrei....heint.
11 more thant itn the precetding week.-A.u.
gqusta Churomele.
.TutvENzLE DEPA4V1I y.--In the Bi ish
Iuouse of Lords, the Marquis of Landoawnme
in movitng to en tt cmittee eon the . i.
venile Olenders' hill mande the followmin
tapallmie sittemetnts:
Trheir L~ordlships must he aw..are that fotr
many years past there hadt been a very greatr
imerease oftinvemle offediers-thir was, oaf
ofTenders ni der 12 years of aCe. This, it
hadl been remarked, was3 the case' itn every.
patrt of Europe, hut to a Crehtier decree i'n
this ceuntry than in other States. A hat
herius ingntirv had becen instrituited, in ear
dier, if piossible, to asce riain the probable
causes of t hise increase of erime. By somtte
it was attributed to thle rait inc-rease of' the
population and the growth of large manmn
ractninlg towtns, while at hers finid sometpe
etnliamr ciretnistanices in thei sta.te of society
in Enaglandl which thtey were of opinioni oc
casioned the evil. But, whiatev.er the cautse
might he, the increase ofjuivettile dletravity
was most apll) ling. As the- resti otmf ati
inquiry tmaide ini one great maanufactiaritte
townt, that of Manchester, it was asc. rinitned
that in four years, the unimber ofr children
nbsolutely abandoned or found lost ini the
streets, aimotanted to 8,6l0- In 1832. there
were 1;954; in 1833, 2,104; in 1834, 2,1 17:
and in 1835, they amontted to the enor
motns nutmber of2,435. With respect to te
comnmitnieiits of jtmvenile offender, through
taut the cotntry. the result, hiatd been, as tat
ken ft om accounts Iately matde tup. uthat in
the lost twvo vears, 5,174 males andI 1.275
femnales taniter thec age of 16 years commait
10ed for v.aaius crimeas, the aver-age of two
years beitng 2.587 males antd 637 females.
The ratio ini London was still gi eater.
The Cout of Directtars tif onr Lunatie
ilospital were called on a few days aigo to
perform a tmosa pleasing and alTeeting dnty
in the discharge of a patit at. A voting
marriedl lady beantiful and interesting, the
only chtld of a wealthy anti affectionate
fauther, it whom were centered all the hope
andl aff'ectians of his widowedl heart, was
brought recenti1 to the Hosaiio1 . .....
nanine. We will udt attempt to fell herI
fearlul malady. It is Ptiougli it) st% tht
lie, on whoms she had lveston%ed her lieartis
best affeclionw, had iproved aunworthy of her.
"In life, how ueak, how helpless is a woman?
Soon hurt, inl h1appiness itself unsatife.
And oien wounded. while she plucks the rose!'
We saw the afflited fiather i hel he gave
up his daughter to tile guardian care ofthe
Directors--crushed anti howed don lto the
earti. as if ii4 last tie ou life was broken.
%ebanw him again 'a few dlays ago. Bul,
ol. him chmaiged! Ilis cotntenetice was
beamnina nith he most joyotts animatinti . --
The fire of )outhl seened to have been re
kindled in hims veins, lie had beei snm
mttoned to re-ceive his beloved child--who
then sat hliare him 1-clouthed, and in her
right mind"-again to his arms!
An invidenut like this is a rich and refresh
ing treat to the spirit of every one who has
at share in ilie ploomy con'-ins of *i Luna
tic Iospital,-Staunton Spectator.
OBITUARY.-Sienor Lorenzo Daponte,
a venerable Italian scholar, long a resident
of New York died on Friday evening at the
advanced age of' 90. Hie is the author of
various works, and among them the oper-is
W' Dos G:qvanni, the Marriage of Fizaro,
&a., written for the celebrmted composer,
Mozart. with n% hom ha' was on terni4of in
timacy nt Vienna. A New% York paptr
speaks of him ias 1illows.- eiark D. Adv.
Thisdisimngt.she. individual was a Vene
flai ani a iative of Canada-doeated filr
the church mnd afiterwards fromai his fine po
eii talent aned pas-imin for music heame a
promnment persmn ia the couirt of the emnperor
Joseph 11. 'of A ust rit. Utmib-r his special
prmtctiiwi at Vienima, he formed a close
ti-iendship n%ith tile celehrated Mozart,
wihich led to the pr.uctii ofthose admired
Ojeras, Giovami. alit Martinue of Figaro,
&C., In which ihe poeiry of D ponte is no
ess 'ntermJzedI Iy its owI he;u1e1s thanl by
ihe divine music in w% hich it is eimalned.
After he derease of' M ozart who dlied ina
his friotd Dq mto's arms, tihe poet went to
Londo,. ad Iimre for three years was iin
timately assortaid viith the early elloits t.
intrioduice a more lterect lialiaiii opern.
From bece Signor DU11111te1. enmea ta A
merica. where lhe re,ided 3 y--:irs. chieflv
in mhis aity.atid to his indviati-vi:.le exertiot.
commant,;mtdmt. tal-nis amni psrolound literary
attammmns ate wt. arnimaly in debltied lfor
tite tnusit anti lanemge of Ins n:7tive lanl.
A,4 a Latim nod 1lehre scholar lie had per
amps, nit) eajmil or stilerim here.
SaR ASTLET Coom-..-In Pettigrew's
Medical Porirait Galler\. part v., latelY
pmbhhhed m i Londmi. atre the followmir a
moumim. anedtes athe celebrated surgeon
Sir Ashley Cooper;
"Hae received. perhaps, the lar!cst fecev
er given at one time for an uperation. It
Wns upon a ohi Cetlemtani n taml Ilyatt.
%% hit was it resident in the West I ndies,and,
whet arrived at the age of 70. being nillir
ted with stone in tie tlaalder, determined lon
goitn., to EnglanII, mo tunler.i anta operation
fUr its removal. lie slected Sir Asilev for
lie occsion. It wa., pirformed wiali his
accustonmed ability; and upon v6:iting him
one day when able to qmit hi-a bed, lie tmh.
served to his surgeon that lie had feed his
hten,uV-4.I-- ltithulma It -n -It tint %:s% reus
merated his surgeoti. lie desiredt to kuow'
lhe amount of his doibt. ai Sir &dey sta.
ted "two) hundred gainens!" -Paooh. pooh!"
exlaimed the old gentleman, "- sltan't give
you two hunired gisineast there, that is all
I will nive yoo," takinta oll his niaht cem,t.
and tossing i1 to Sir Astley. "-Thanlk VOIn
Sir," sai Sir Asiley, -any thiin2 frot yon
is accept- ble:" tad lie put the en into his
poukei. Umn e%amination it wa-z fomd
tom amut nian a check for onte ,1:ou,sand g'ufines.
''I int'eother' Annedaaorec amusa lhe relateal ais
sinanlatrly ill ustramtiva' of cht:ia'term. Mr.
Smeer anam.ilteda Sir Asa lev ait him amwn resi
-mence, nad htavintg. receivead his adv'icea, ale'
Ip.a'ed withoupmt .eim ts inhe mt<.uahl'mt'e. Sitr
m r,ley taook na ntlatice of' this. bumt gave hiis
asn'tance to him chea.erfui ly, mmndeer a feelintg
titat hem wat" a getlani who htad ia seetn heat
taem aysa, nndl wats noaw int iwilifTerenit eiremnm
a'taances. Sht'ly aifterm. howe'ver'. Sir Ast'
leyv r'eaeived a noate nearpiainmtinag himt that inp
teminga to thte stom.k exchanasge, lie limandl thmt
ha huata soltme lmnium t a. whtic'h hae had flai
dli~sosd am. anda that lie lada takenm the libuer
ty tao put .L3,ttt00 atim in hti' nme; aimid Iind
in tht it hiad sootnlafer riseni, hae tatok thte
fimrthter liberryit aof ,ellimng it f'ar hiim. mii nowv
stent the mdiffence.. whlich wasi E63:i t1at.
''Sir Asa ley's antnal naimt ad' faee f'amr
eaexceds tht of amiy membetuar of the profe"
~in. In at i- year b'e recaeived'a mna less am suam
I tan 4.2 I.000l, aind for' nmotny yeats front
Cl',0 nohtt iward'es. I ii< pmniemats hmae acam
lprisedi till einse.as of' soieity, tanda his aitten
timnt w:s e'tgtly bes'topweda on the wealthy
andil te indlaia(enas."
TheI Ediforneknowledlges pay.
men'tt from thet f'ollowig pearsonas.
Ilmiflh Mmselev Wa. S. ( 'tabratt, Roht. C.
thmo )J. II hlew, J. liailey. (3 mtta..)
Andttersaon [lohnemac. J.1 .. m,rehi, \\. Muor
raell, Jams 11. Coleman. .31 A R ' -aiasom. W mi.
Kinmc, JTahnm frialwa't, E Simkius, F. W.
Pickems, John S. Alleni.
Comiaunrcial.
F~roma t AIusta Constittwlait. .ept. '1.
AUGUI'TA ANIJ hlA-ilhlUltm MARKET
CoTT'raN.-l arimi te ptas moimth picesa'
itt aour mmarket hamve beenm pre'tty teady, ad1
c'onsidlerinig the limitaed staic.k we'a htave on
handa, ai f'a' bust~inesa atmy lint stad tao have
beenm daone att pricres rainging fr'm"a 7 to I114
e'ents. n' c hatve hpan at~ mmehl p-ins tao as
certain thae atit. of N akaen Cotton re
acaiveml since i le 1sa Octobeaar,bu hamlave been
tunale tat da, so. TIhia stoc'k amf that dcarijp
aionu mf'cottmtn millw an htandm ammounats to se
ven huindread andl twenty -one hales, whichl
is a mutch larger stmock th:timwe nutitciplated
an fiad. F"ram tall we* cant learn howvever,
there ill not he mnehol ofthis dlescriptioni oth
coattona ramised thtis year, ais the ptrices pad for
thme last croip, will ntot puy faor thet troaubla int
cnltivating it, anud keep it fromn degentera
ainig Of' 'lie ne,v erop of U platda Cottoni,
wve haive recemived thirteen hailes int this mnar
ket, three of nm hieh mwere shippe-d to Savan
nath, owner,s naecnt. 2 aold at-etsa, 5
tat l113, 1 ait 123, I at 13, anid I rat 14. The
dlemtanmd alurinig thte month htats been con
fined prinietp'aallv to thte heater decscriptiaons,
which nae vetry 5enree. Of' the stinik on
hand. very littl is for gale, beina mostl7 i5
tho 'Ihid of shippers. The wenther at
ti, resent tine i; very unfiivorable hor pick
it* . Vk". atid .should' it continet so we
need not look for mutli of Ithe new erop he
fore the Ibf October. We quote old 7 a I 11
cents,,new 11 a 12.
OROCRIMs, &c.-Our market at the
present Moment. i. well supplied with Dry
Goods and Groceries, fand every day is ad
ding adlitionaul supplies. Salt-thu stuck
on hand is good. anid it retails from 70 to
75 cents per hushel, Wast eargo sale at 55
cents- - Lugirs-stock good. mad large sup
ply during the Imoth, prices rango from 84
to 114 cent, accordilig to quality. CoMlee,
stock fair, selling at wholesale at frogm 11 to
136-retailing at 14 a 15. Iron--stock good
and daI inlerensing. Molasses-stock fair,
wholesa -price )8 cents, retailing at 45 a
50. Domestic Spirits-stork .fair and pri.
ces lookinf up, last tisales of n%hiskey at 48
cents, N. E . run at 50. Ba.gine-stock
heavy, hast sale of hemp at 22 cents, retail
ing at 23 a 25.
C!We are autho'ized to an
nounce WILLIAM II. KEY. n Candidato
for TAX COLILECTOR of this District.
at the next election.
July 23. 1838 ir 25
T'hbfriends of WM FOY an
noatAi Jim a Candidata for Tax Collector o'
aigetield District. f 31
OUSh-INstern R. Road Baak.
OIKS wili le opened by the miersigi.ed
B Commismionerm Jbr Stock in this dan,, on
tne ,th day ofruct--ber niext, at dgetield C 11.
aid ctmtinne open be.ween the iours of' 10 land
2 o cloc4, for 3t days. I very stockholder a tie
Rail Road, who shall pay ull the second iisal
ment oj. Rad Rond Stuck, is enti'led to. subscribe
f'or am equal number of Shares in the Bank.
Twelve'dollars and a hafm eact Share so sub
seribed for in ahe alk, must he piaid at the amic
of mb,cribig, either to tihq Conanissioess , or to
time Cushier of any Hank iin -od cre-dit A tIee
ing of the Stockholders of 'the llank. in joersom
or by lroxy. will lie hlid at Charleston. on the
-40th November, when the Mother Bank will be
Organized. aid Branches establislvd ini North
Carolina and Tenneo-ev, as solon thereafti-r i
p.ossiM!e. Au omy ofrthe Charte'rs is in our haiini
lbr examminiiation.
W. BROOKS,
J. TFRIMV. rommissioncra
A. 13. ADDISON.
Septemher 11. 1P38 tf .
Valuiable Town Properly
1011 MS1LE.
W ILL fam' -thl in fla- mtonif flamburg
On tile first Moiday in Ocvtoler next
lat vlualei and well know%n % arelu,
of Messrs. Covirgton & Fair. Thi, iuild
iig is"Aituated near the river. spiacrions noad
well .daptel to the storing find shi. pinog ol*
cott.qp. to wncis attached various sitaller
buildlpgs for close storage. also a filne! aml
progdithle wharf. Ternms -if sale mande
kno on the dny.
COVINGTON & FAIR.
By M. (RAY, Agent.
IF s expected there will be sold onl tie
Pe day and at the same place, vari
us iina,roved and unimproved, also
I %va . 'fable tracts of land ncar the Town
::f H tirg. Terms of sale will be known
tat kne uabove mentionmed
.-Torm n. con'tZiC caos.
'By M. G R A Y, Agunt.
8 838 e 32'
NqW.d1f 703 Acres of Land.
R -l, sell at Iilic iamiet.Oi n s1alc-anty iti
ttr next. 703 acre- of land beljloitging,- to
MaFia E.-Simkis and adjoining lands of Avory
fland. Esq. Rvoidel oimrre-.l. Esq. md Allen
Marton, Esq. Terms one land two years credt,
mnorgage and good sectmrity for tImei parchi-e
mioney. -F. W. PItCK. ..
Seatember 11. 1F38 c 23l
TO PL ANTERS.
USTl Rec'sei',ed a lre"sh suply1 ofl Bas
*Pging and JMl' Rop,e. whlichl wall be alas
posed of ait nec'oifinmdatin::: itm. hv~
C. A. 10OWDI.
Sep 10. 138 e 32
Notice.
A Lprsions indebltedl tat thle ettaite of'
Stephen Tiompkin--, desceseda, are i'm'
qiuestedl tam malke immitaliate paymencat, anid
those haivine~ demtiands to prese'nt them pro
porly attested.
WILLIAM BRUN SON, Ad'ntr.
Sept. 6, 1638 ta 32
B31'R RE 1.1. li E'. t oll- bmfore'a aime one
Bay IIlorse. 4 vea as old .1 leet 9 ine'tiem
high, with a st:ar iaiiud snip) ona hai- headm; nam
branads perr'eivable'. A prnisedk'm to $30, by3
Martin [I. Daty, aind Wama. l.mm% aI
JOIIN D~A .3J. Q.
July 30. 1838 e a
N\O TIC E.
A LL. Persons inadebteds tim the late Josab
. lPadgmt, mdecejas,ed, arc regnae.,aed to taiake'
piament ta'id ali p'ersonis hav'inig dfemandms agmain,
them estate' of s~al''i d c'd air' rmegnetstedl tm pre
senlt thmi (duy3 attestcd. W. M. PA ly;l:.T.
Sep'embier 5. 18da8 ac 31 A:dm'r.
ALL pe'rsns havinac deansl neains,t
th sate ofC Mrs. Eliza II. Simins.
dlecitaed, arm' r'tequestedl toi present themga
properly athentisentd, and saIl wh'lo owe
the satid estate nre a'eqlestmed tam maake' pay
men'at. F. W. PICKENS. Kr'r.
July 28, 1838 g 8
WVOOL.
1jjARmrkem praics w'il be giveni faor
WOO)L, dheliveed sat thme Vnausea
F"aciory. or at ths store of Smsith & Cam.,
Eadgefleldl C. II.--and the C,ssh paild downa.
JOlhN IAUSKETT"l.
Jauly 2:3, 1838 jt 2-,
LAW NWOTICE.
'O11IJE Undaer<signedl have amsuciated them
.1. selves together int the practaico oflLaw
und Equity in Edgefteld D)istrict.
N. L. G RIFF IN,
Sept. 4. 1838 ABiT. tf 31
Imnproved Pink Saucerg.
4-00MPitOVF PiNK SAUCF.RS
Fesammors, Flowers.. T1fimv. G'anzea, Crapes,
Caumbrickss, Mauslina. &c. & c.
Just.receivecd aid t ale at the Edgelield
Mediceii Store.
leis $6 V s
Election Resolve.
FOR O'CTou;it, t-A.
So much as reltes to Edgefield 4' A bwille
IN TIE UIOUSE OF ItRTS1NTA TIVI S
Decenmber 20. 18d
T [f L Committee on Privileyes and -lmeiw-.
to'wl.ieh it was, referred to dra0 rei;
tionti. and appoint Managers of I:lections to.
the next General election. repoat the fiAlowit
lesolution!:
Resolred, That tie election to he itfd on tI
pecond Mionday ii Oc-ober next ta: the ta't f64.
lowin.g for Senaturs and a femt-ers (if thi, I i-itise
of'lepresent.ativep. thall be ht !da-I at the -
lowiig 1)aces, und conidiscted by the followinl
For Edgefidd Dirtrict.-At Lmt'gmire's, Wi m
Yeldo-l, A. l'errin. L. A Brools. CoMlima. Jois
1ttinmond,Tr Garrett. It N. Garrett. Clonid'
J. P. Mays. V. S. Iownrl. W. Dav. 'i,.
Ilouse. B. Bettik, B. Tincher John G'omillio.
Christies. A. Kiig. Jamnetm Dom. .. Ilirt,,t
Dtunton's, M. loea. Dnniel Bri'on, 11. D)un
ton. Shophard's. It. .ewim, S Stopheim, L. i
lIollowav. Ridche. M . f.. I I-.... g
Jones Meetiug street. ofr-e iomn, Ami.
Deain,J. S. Adnairnv. lnnmurg. It Audersi.
11. F. Goniedy. Al. Smith. Mlout WiWUn.', 3o,. .
E-.thridgo. Jnroh Pow. AI. McGraw. 'Coti
lowie, V. Sinkinst.W. M. BitferC. L. (nt
wim tichuraoau', J. ItivhvnardmI Neall, L.
Bland. Co Ita. Hanrdv Bot:'war' J. Ruth
erford, E. i. Almirey. lln'rlc's. Luce f ari:ond.
A. Kilcreae. Henry Freeman. Prrv". 1). Dea
ny. 'M. F. Po-e. A. Nicholson. Ci'ban's. R.
'Mtartin, C. \loore. Thiian.a I.nkp. 3oaxe V'
AV. C. lintl. V. A. Mliler S. Den.A
J1int ( antthl m. S. Nint,ltumu. A "'tiri a
Powel'-a, Sattmel Wi-e. C. Povel. it. Loi,'5.
- Jovi's. G. Bintes It. L,onw..C'e NiM
Miller, i Ardia. Jnmc! llowery TheMa .i a
germ to hold athe c'el-tion two day's at e.-', plitcf..
and mlueel oaa WVNfCdnSda1-1y fo'h1i:2 'at ahe 11,7011a1
IIone. c'naat the votes andI declarte liar elect7l.a.
One Senattior ad f' eI..reem:aiva,; t se- ah-eti
4berille District.-At the ( ourt Ilonwe. Cao
11. I'e;ot, John Wier. John '-ie I are:. I'e: ter-,
insti- eronnd. .1. II. Itaq!iii-,. .J14h aald-m .
W llia ml C . C o s hy . C Ilhar (Iwa 'S a I ' i1
'. irennan. I.ei-a Covia P I . a ;a-I. .
siah \.et aw's. William I larri . (a:-en B. ' -i
tord,l Joah i n. While Ilhll. W ia
JoNI I Iear. sen.. Joih Piuttern 'ann0ri'dr e
R obert C h i 4b S tau m o re lr k 4.W hi tfi o a J0 ' ' -
man. (renwioI, Thoan f. f'l. Thlm: e.l.
Coleman, - rica Arnola. Dendi'l. A. \atto!d.
J-4-o- S. Adanmn. P. P. Kngh. ' afl-t .n. 1f.
F. Jstic.. A. I. llc(ave Jams 11; lim-wor'h.
Drake's (itfield. Joh ov:a. A. C'. fl.hrni,
I )aid I'raett. ciaihan's,t.h4.i:, - Ta'..: a.
,IaIim;ons. It MeAdlamS. II 1lian's storr. P.
I reld'. Johin ueze:l. I. S. 16l'imani. Ma a .
Mil-. A. T. aiFier. WiC:ma nm Mc . Timw-;
Thomi.. SmhilnPle... .l.raaa. .i.1). Adan' .
.J,ohn Kvl:er. .1nmes Przi'r's..l!me-' Dt.v in .1.
I"razier. r.. G. S. Caninon. Watremt. limirv
irooks. (han. Spetirr. 11a-trv Simmsan. '. oa
woldt'. Joia-4at1: Inhove. J. A. N'1rr-:d .aW.
Speed. Sion(e'y Piin. James ('nivert. Geanr
Conner. Dr. thaow. .\loraran's. Jos. Iloaeb
!on, 11. F. Moraigte. F. F. Airtin. .11a.' ',.J
N1 Devnll. E'dwntrd Carter. !Sanmuel cown:1nI
Pite electitn ;o ie hap!d one dav at Pach aplace.
except a the Ccir Ilmuse. wIta re it sh'l 'ao
h'ld two divy. The Nliana-ters to ttiw at tha
Court louse the third any, count ti vote r.-d
declare the elec:ioni. Five Re, re.meatauves to
be e.ectud.
lecolred. That the taniners nfre!etion pror
o their proceeding to time electitne. dt t.ake t!-'
followng oath or afirmantii. hia ire mita e o.-ta is
Ira' or ot e oftlie tmar'rs of ee-'ion. to w;a.
That thie% will fthffifiily anud ;nmparI;',ly cant v
into execuio tihe foregaitg electionz, 'aaee-.
bly to tile Conisl'fition oftie State or'S Carolia a.
Resolrel. Thnt in fAtire. rin Persn qpia'ifed
stalare. t4imt be peritted to vote in oOre tla:a01
one elction, dsrict ar parish. and tlhe iI. ita
.Perm of e ection. throuchot this State nre l.rhV
re-qiredand directed. if f.ey thaa k proper. or o't
,fe aiplietioni of' ati elector prfseiv. tt atfiniii.
iterm to antay eso - per-ons oatlari. ' to volf.
the fIlomg 4antl. I. 4. It. '6 soleninh, w-r
or afirm. (n.a tie Cts.. Sainy be) lat I iv-e nol at
thi go. ern' ele. taiov fim nuibars o! it.. I (i,
tare vated im this rany otherili.tiir't 'r par;- h.
anid that I am constitutinat' cmnafed to v. t
-so. heclp mer ( a.'a' A ada if aury p'e.r-on ar a a-'arZn.
ra'gjaarad tas cae':nid Ia tta1 a -ancd ant! ar ;aiha t
tiran. a' I refuseaa soa In dlol. te ' a m::n -a - a a.
'pcc'ively..ir m atheirco aepctiv'e a*lectio. a!i-T te.
andta pari.heas schall tie nunetl i-ev' -ar ben.hv' n..
qutirea'andc et'.joamed to a etls' a'c aal ae a'- V- tea
tandc ml ea-e tIhe tiann-aa a's sha:a' --..e r'm;ia a'
thaa cathl at. cfare=:uid wthaen dem-fltda'. I,-i- 'dah-l
h.e l iabale tonril thea paina anda pei' t :-as the'v -.---ll
fac ti;abk le aasuject tat for t'et!a'' ie-in a a ' at' her
di ulies requairedl0 lo a themt' at a'a.n.-ers crfre-''itt.
f'ar either baranch caf taa' 1.ceishm.ita'.
Ikso/redI. Thatt te :Act tattering thec 'iht 'aco-i
of lte Co'instituaticon oalie Stat' ota' ('aro;:nra
tac hierew~ith pubalishaed, to wit: 'erv Iraee whilc
ma;an' ia hegae of' twenity-.one v-enra. (ja::mpera iat!l
noa"-camui nedai oflitrs aaatt riate''. ofI the
armay cof the.I liteda Sntate.'a ex.'6rta'efh 't.
citnzen't ottdns' Si: a-e.ad hiatnua a'aa 1- er i
t wa yar'a prevons at the ay feb-ea'.'tionaa: I'ta
haar a l'ra hohal atf 'i' ty nres o'f Itand or a town at
tar leasat six aioaths beaore 61'neh aal ch-6anm - ca r
haavin aa n aay a'nehl fra'ehold ittr bow icot. heath t"'cn
rc'.nlaert it: fhe ieh(' eaaon dfi.arict, ira wh;.- hla a...a-s
hec achall have'a ta ri?tht taa vote' f'r t ama mbe "r m
membetlarsa tat servae mr eithaer irm o,af a i. e.
at' or tha' a''''ara ali<tract ain whicha he .a ima5.
stnhl rraperlta ar reada'. a
I.'esored. 'Tat thec 'a wa a' ear'. residel' a" ret..a:reda
bay th fa . 4aa,ti.anta ina 'a vo'ter arei the two ','.r'
ntaamaaeafdiil p'rev.a.iou laao th' a'etao'n:har if at
per.''on huasa lal" haaoe aan thae tlate. he d. c ,' a.
ia'saa tia ri:hlt oft i',retdece~ by .., t-mo:tatah-e a
witha alae inate'nrina aof a'ao inr- .anaa at h. lt,a i;
hometa mu hea aelectiont alatract.fa hi rih -a (I ja
n.. ma'a a'ar al by a temorarya tn' ncetaa w.ith tha' irt
to-ttiaa cal' raetaagana., hmat if'or art'a:' hi-'atta' a
fa:lcim!y mrtantheatar St'.ac'. lIhe p)re"a'nace aof sneh pat'
n, :altholt:b conuedaac for twoyemsc.aa iaa thae St:at:'.
9'ive- 'a n i:.:ht :aa vt.
I.red,a' 'lT: ita heafore-ta,id anat:t:'ersa ;t :l.
veatithe li":aia a'erransl.' bo;a ther n ri the-.a'....a
liatiatat, iaa re cor maoare' panblia' p'het -a w'i:ia
thaair re'spectri a cuaslatet aand pa:arishe.<r. 1n:! ca a'ty
Re'asofred. 'Thlat ala. Ilonta,. di ne ra ne to ein' .
tort. )rcth'ra'a 6ao tile Senare far caattenarraea:ce.
By order cat the 1 laon'aa
IN SP.-'..T -.
Dre'tn&!ar Q. I.C
Reasoired. Thata thec Sete ala conen'ar. 4 tr.Ier
edl it iar re tura--d ao athea I Knt-a' of' it'prrt..ta
liveas. iy carader catha' Seate
JACOB WARI.f"'Y e. a.
meu a a red Co.wtVawief,e
r.omne wh'ite' inader't theti' hlly. nhiout ihl ft th
1,1 'ailah'. no matrk nor baai.. A apa'a.,'i.
at $1l2. II \ R DV \\' IIIT!. .1. P
Jne c8. 18R - t' 8
* ,., Persoatans avine deandstiat ta,ainstaWo,
UR Conner ad Wa'ada. If Caanne,r.ith-ca:a.dc
are haer'iby lgtedlc Io '-nnd' tthema to -::e -i.
paerih' r.ainly a'ttcasteda. -ta itatae jnadebtef ta alea
of thte taovt 'anameda inl't<aaa.. ae reguneast;,l 'a
make immiaaiatae payment. I). II. Jo\..
SutRIaiFF's SMALs,
i vnrtle U n1 11.8 0l 1itri 'aciuas to
lilt, thdted, n i lie sold at I.d.: t.eki C.
1.j le is *t ondJ., and Tuusday *I Ocwber
e-i, ti.e Oalowna pa opertv viz
ia I'. idy, - . C. v Jaaeas Owenshy, onls
T hu;;ro .jr , i I .)o
IT .a', vs John Youngblood, oie Surael
ia're.
.1.. 0:. Ci'll ,fim, leiir, vx Wi-jiun D.
iat) #.[ aind Jo.- Sotinn. all, thoe tract qd Lud
ws aI I- aa . ). liubre.I i% e, adjoiL,ing 31rc.
A. L. tsray vs.lamves U{. infling on and.uiies
-or'a !;. t!:e tray of' ltind where Jar. Jonles i: e
c).. t:ai- e .d.-et al e;gl.ty nerem, n,oro
n' Ie-, jomning lands of Gecrge Co4eiatan und
otae; .
a>nrrel 1:. Illi- for V::rren W'inn. vs James
J,I1IS the tract Ill laimi n%i.re ifedanihit lives.
i1.no ;:' o ( i:adret: ;anid tAi.iit ucreio, ud,
joill t.reorge (:o;an, ata. othes..
jv!InI Ut.Iin.ahn. j . . ha . . .n lins; Other
auaa*a' -.vera y. i s. the 6uuae, one ie gru wu,
% i.iait N. Jobison. vs J.in 1. Covington,
ue mrtf''dan nuaas: Iin tlhe % are Jiose and
I.o sia th, ITt l* o . aijbur;:, kn-m it us Cov,
a11,Pl e, F.:ir's.
(Aa er Tow -Is. Ordinary. vi' The Knittem. tia
a !. w e .r.f-ed pioieit y. The ni:e. vs Johis
I silt. bii ilierest inl t:e Ubo% e de.cr.btd W"iaa
fllete and ..O:.
Th-mm4 a linro. vs Wil.iuim 31orri-4. tha
1%ie. of lid.he de:vudaniat 6ie lacur the V4,
1.ageol di,efive.d.
itins f ,ca: It.
. W. If. 310S.Z, S. E.. D.
Sept. 10. 1-:d c 2
.ug. (ra ' r uae .ennual9r.
' - .. . A111 ,
I~~i.~' L . I 1,.A ii.oi nts tis be bitaintatl
& A AUstlt:t11 a :i i Iaca l.,y. ttat ahe %% later
:atSt:Uu l'! a. Y i'etlal.U rs %% Ili 1tn 1e on the
IA o I IVe-jt r 1n1 ti. iad *"..I; h-le- 1.- tal'. 4cf-ced
ni oh liami. g tic tkiiist eficliet Aiitatt. hoth .
t1.ic a ad I oatle. ill a rwl to I e. der that shau ti o
twin 1inch she so adenily dedires.
Iii c' c..n: of dtuuis n ili conlsit of' three de
firt 4 aurse --Ord.ogrnaly, i-ditz.
lilo ra ng. ArAiieic avd e.tin, taury
I'naw;4.ws us Ifistfory, U.annar and
C.n 0 Cexc -1 lis!ir; . tuodern lend iu.
ci.... ivograplY. . a--i n ar, I'allille,
(Jr ;, ocy. an. m e iitatif.in. $1 0
Tled Curse.-Cumpri-ii. everybinich
oaf ian. I lag -h I d11'Cuillul. as :n;ugia Il
th! praiapin Aea.;an mic ir tile I. . sates S I
i- reech.:' e. paisit. o Latini Laiigtiagee, ench :14)
I ainiull in) watf r colors -10
.lw.s o a : iano Fm te, itielnidiig Vocal
- 'ieGutar, inngail, Xoi.3usic :10
1 seo ' :.e l cir1 s -il.
I at; de. orubl;'- Imia puljilm shoumld bie e,twred nt
".s ranta.%y a Ilenod I, pissihie. fii tie mimrpose <f
fniieii t. s.ht ::s mi as is aticided i ith sonme
:n an-a aei-ee to di-: -i pairtois. it is the cstab
lishr,/ rubi- vt ith the rzeiimary ialni the qartcy
(0 -.ic n e'll ih ,rn 1 ci pupil is Cllenr. d.
UN . ii w;. bir rect:%md :'olr aI iess ti, ) 1nth i.
oyni- <1itarit-r. w-> wI ainv dd41irtionl te made ror
- T'erotq-iut thi yrar. there willb hai li
t illoii*s vacastiun, fiar wihiel, to deduclion
wVd?- he inade.
.lrs. .ftw-: ca nt-acoinioditte a linited nim
heur of ; onn;. lma:i-- it Ler Iamliv widi-Boar.:iiig
I:A 1.d : whero henw under her imnatediat
ar tliu ta I! eattni: n ni i lot- paid ta their unorals
a di-prtmaent. Boarding and Lodging. per
Avginsta. Ga. Ang. J.R. 1 P18 o e0
Thnita iia.evihle Standard of Union. n-aan
"I 'aen. ad Il:nvi..tI Atil.k--., wM;.
yaibliAh h- above weekly. until Ist October, and
Cornrd I heir accot0s.
Ii.: h-(,ld aat l.alia C. I.Nire,
It 11m- Ist 314011dhy inl October. next,
.1 1 11hle 1ery. undr-r in Order of' tho
aa11rt ilt I'.giv, all the1 dtik idfd Real Es
0 ( 0th hla l. (a!m iaEr: SIaVi C*at.-s,
\I L.\' - 1t\X'-:1.,j .NG If lntl- c
"'ii a *'.,: at ;aal:t toelv' ;aerae-, att;ached.'a to
l'- verai \ 1.a.M:s ' 'roa:-ii~Lrst: J.L'Is,
* ii,;.'---in- f,a.i iall,,iigthe 1l'.endemya '
ntad I. 0i- (-ht:rebi i.aat'-n s.jinll [.et oti
ti \\a ,Ia id o he C..bridl.' Rad ai.
* .11, l !il'e .3'r. C ibh~,a C arrina"e I'neatory,
Ani. a.54 no1 ('xcealjent Xl1 I Sent In Sh'li r,i'
(- rek. 'lTe I Ii e'lling Ilitaae is osidered'c
a4 hiii h"Iitl re'saaid.ce faor n parivate famn-ily.
aI fa he II' tu n caon and l'.v l 's'( cilit
iiah IiOrigii,:cs. ahf' twco 'appr'oed sceni.I
1ra1. F. W.' Pi('N !.NS.
I .A:'rif i, t!. li'riill U::n m!.C
seh I11 .ai ona thel fii.' aioaa in a O.'cto
br taeu.t all publi' alctiona nillimht tior
taaaa n 4:a,ntlia:'h4?1 tao rthe e-tate of tiare.
-- I "imain-t. '.Whichi ibt on th v:e' .st ,ulide
-i n-i' :a.arl.1 aI alit?:ni, conainin al out
ohalr all nfain 4'td'l ;e ; ( ;; ,,
al1.i teO ::nd na i.;di nere.,a aof ii ch-'lli I.
a''aai aof r,nr var a'cve4n, ;anad in,t;s n. it
I nia godl4 .aenriite-. iii h'' a' pai-'l.d i,,ait
10:n.-'hu-e a .i*ney,'v F' \.~ p~tJ~.~
-'aly 2a ' 28 E.ncuk,r.
S:ale o'989 AcreN ot Land.
i.i l aI .dr oaf the Coana pa aa
n' I -: nath ( 'tha n : y m tat' i her
ne t. a coninrt diay thereaf'ilte,.l r e !i . I a
h r Xin- -a i: .aha ' . ain rct. (ali n r. ii
ii'ahr \ '' la . . 1;. i:. othe:s. na ! c o
c.tit.' Ii. Ilt-I'e ur , .- I ;;er. I . '(p. ,
noe a': th. !'. e " <d T. teieaeoe..
of the pI- mII< 'a.I\\. Il'W Na h 'Ili:.l
iitie re'!:a !.. ain a 'a i.a'i' i a t t.ltc e hap
ame arkw a. e tlica 'atlinh i nu i'at lattitare.
'Alna .' . c al ia aa-l' -r"1 c na0 b
In,la'l t it i'tf ' atl b aOli gg tiinauti,af
;ai.\lcIt tiac. Ctanl lttniY H ). PL ..gA.