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swollen tia: it WIS fnundimpossiblc. II was
l..'"r"scdio cutoff Tie iiss$S3, Bnt tho husbands
irri'nss rcvoi,ed at the id6b. She was there
lore buried with tic rir~@sson1,cr finger. Tie
sexton VIII" was aware Of Ike fact, formed a
resolution To Possess himself of tic ring. Ac-
c"rd'iiaiy on tie same night, lie opened the
grave and cohin. Having 10 scruI,lcs about
cutting OH the !iiiscr Of II dead woman. he pro-
''d'd himself will, II sharp kriic for tIiat iurr-
pose. lie lifted the still ;;fin, and made an in
ciSion by the Joint of the finger. Tie blood
hoWch, and the woman rose and sat in her
colin: The grave digger fed with alright.
Willie the. lady made her way from her narrow
tenement, and walked back TO tl.e door of her
wc'i,ngl'iicrc she stood without ard knocked
'"r "in'i'anccs Her husband, WHO was II min
istrr, SAT convcfsin" with a friend. When the
knock was repeated, he observed, .wcrc it not
That my vile was in the grave, I should say
that was her knock" He. hastily rose and
opened the door. There s'ocd his dear com
pah'on. wrapped i'll her grave cluaiI:cs. and,
her nl,iiitcd iin"cr dropping blood. "Mv Mar
garc',' he exclaimed. .'Ihc same, said sic.
Your dear wife. i'll her own proper pcrsnn-do
not lac alarmed
Many. very many. ] firmly believe, have
h""n buried alive hut few like bcr return to tc,!
the tale. The lady in question. however, lived
seven or eight wears after the occurrence, and
became the mo'l,cr Of scycra! children, a,lio,s
With: vast poet above spoken nE.
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SI r NAILS

justice to ourselves and 10 Il portion o: ou,
Subscribers requires that we should say Il word IN
relation 10 the Mail arrangements of this place.
Tire" weeks lave elapsed. since tho Northern
Stage was taken from Us. We saw the order of
'ic i";t Mister General 10 lie Pes; Master OF this
place. He said tia; we should lave :, ,ri.,yccLiy
Horse Mail. iioin this point 10 some point on the
now road. Amazing goodness. Too good to he
true. Ike las either row cnm. 10 The conclusion,
t:at lie WAS promising" tua much for his di>aflcctcd
Province. ot his .tcrl: has Violated lis must. In
ei'iicr event. the Consequences are the same 10 us.
! rort!"n of our Subscri!mIS on the Sai,idi side
of the District. have ever s,lcc hccn deprived OF
tier paper. Our only cl,nnurl of mai! connu,-
n'cltion, Will, them, is through Grurgil. and we
nave repeatedly cIliea, orcd 10 avail ourselves of
|" i''t tins - d'....,! "a. :ur tl,Sv -.ra rex,,inrl>
sent back I" this Pos, 0'icc. We can do no
i'"rr. We a>k liz i!vor OF some friend whom
business may lead .t'" ,!Tai nci@' inrl.n,d. to make
'':'S explanation 10 our F;.,ru,s. III VIZ HAY, rot
TIE least hope. under tie present Arrangement,
;'Da' t!'cy vii. See our PAPER.
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SEaerl6a.,s Sales

ES Virtue of sunday Writs of Flo;
a~ fnci"s 10 me directed. will he snLI -,
f'"seiieid Court House. on1he frs, Noni,,
ana tuesday iii May next, the foNowns
property. VIZ:
John RObinson s. Son. and others.
July f.. Sullivan. one lot and three. hnusr.
III INC Town of hamburg, fronting ON Mr.
kct street s'Nty-cish. feet, Gu Genre stree.
20 Mercer street Two hundred feet. ON Ncr-
Ger street siNty-cight feet.
Also One House and lot. No. 900. ~,
me Lee tract, on which are :. good DWELLING
house and other buildings, col.ra;ninm f;i,v
icet front by two hundred fronting on IT,
venswort!l and Bay streets.
ALSO, che lot in SummcrhilI Villarc
eoh'aiiihs enc arrc, with Il good DWELLING
III good repair. "-
Also, niue Negroes, viz Charles, chr
hcy' William, Emily, Mal;uda, IIen,,. HIM
heih' Harriet, and Crook
ALso' one roam Lo,sc, one bay Marc.
one Dray, one Cart, and enc B.lo.rh.
TERMS-C4SH.
-dPrH Z, 1856 10.
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ANODIE ACrT REWARDED

We, Il si"rt 'imc siucc, published the fact
that II man by the name of Wood, Ind uI,cx-
pcticdly inherited the sam Of EIn 800 sterling,
hcpnca:iird T." Ina by some friend Is, England.
ntaa'"ai. mar 'i'c fortunate" person Is Mr.. Joseph
" o"i. at Trenton, III inIS sinic. an,i hat the
hcIu"St was ti,idr under the inIl"ui,. cin unl-
Stance: .-""i" years ago, the oiiy cluil of an
H-i,~'i gentleman fell overheard iron, a siru:n-
k"ai in the Delaware, at the foot of Chcsuu,
street wharf, Pl,i;adclpi,ia. and would incvita-
by have persisted, but for the p,ornptitu,!c of
Air: Wood, who Instantly p'nn.cdi,.o the water
md with great difficulty and danger succeeded
Ia restoring the ci'i:d TO the arms of lis ayo,,iz-
cd parents. Repeated and liberal offers OF re-
ward have since been made to Mr.. Wood, which
were constantly refused by him, on The ground
that he li;id done no mnr" than his duly, and the
Conscious tcciing that Il worthy action, carried
with it is "Nn reward. The gentleman, how
ever. who recently hird could not forge, the
noble ,li.in'"rcSiod cnnd,ct of the prcsrrvcr Of
his hid iHi and on opening his will it was
fn'ihd fn 'onihIr The ab"vc n,aSmiiicicn, bcu,rst
ct winch Mr.. Wood has been duly appraised.
Truly II magnificent reward for II noble action
.Nsr .LCrScu GH.CYc.
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MIR. SPEECH

we promised IN orr last, to give to our readers
IN the present number. Mr.. Ca!ho,n's S:pccch
np0n Abolition. We linve done so-,rd i:Lc
every Tim" else rom the mind of that sr"a, man,
1t Is powerful, it is conclusive. His urc,,mcr,
upon the right of Petition. ,rp"nrs to lis. ~pcrftc,.
" itrcsi$tiiIr. II" cann.!.;,,y dcuo,;sIos H..
>opI,i>rry Of VI. i'iuc!:nry and others. and c,,cns
the Congress OF t''r .[ation upon the only basis
on which ii can stand. TO secure lis own rights.
and lis own dignity. TO IT,, il seems. tl,o, Inn,
'e" OF ON politicians understand thc philosophy
ct our SySism; "r if The, understand il, they hive
!" NE money! n'"i lac independence to act upon
Their conN ic'ioHs. In these times OF false a>ioms
ara sor'iiStlcnl siibtcitics. We love indeed To wit
hess IN honest c!!Ort of Il great mind. We are
carried blck to the agc or the Grccinn Sophis,s.
VINO assuming" to themselves all wisdom, aimed
10 establish Il system upon tie widest and mos,
corrupt principles, but whose very name has
been b,' Il term of rcproach with NIL succeeding
generations. Maintaining thai the minority had
no rights, tl'atth law of the strongest was tho ovly
fa", u''t fraud and robbery were innocent. thai
SCH GENIAL was IL crime, doing all this too a, n
F'f!oa "i high refinement. and intoxicating the
LESSONS o: timer wicked philosophy, with II beauty
ana c!"lIencc OF manner and GictiG:, which won
me 'ppla'sc of III" listening mHl:;:udrS; well liz
deed may we say. t!mt HE preScn, period affords
Il striking analogy, if moi Il perfect parallel. We
do not believe that Mr.. Piuckncy has zone 10 This
extent in hS sop!is,:y. Heaven forbid. that we
should charge linn with embracing all tic horri-
DE doctrines of ,!.;s accused school. But we
believe his rc:,soHiiss not the less sop!is.icaI, on
that account. Mr.. Calhoun has demonstrated
Their utter Inllacy. They were bnt cobwehs
around the limb. ola giant. Whether our Gov
crmnoli has reached its climax OF corruption, it
Is not Tor us 70 SLY. Whether, as in the time OF
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Ana Kicker Johnson! Aterriblc war he wagcd
against him. lie carriedi, INTO .4:Gifn. He said
some sflnnseeniysterio,s things ubou, eoiorc.i
wives. What does Iianiin mean, Wil SHINE
h'cha explain! WHY visit the r~evc!tiiig '~cilarac-
'ef Oh the poor, stupid, degraded African upon
the Hon. Kentucky Senator!
roor -.dams! Early association, by gone days,
II, spite OF his weakness and his iollies, have elicit.
"a Tyr nm u portion oi'our sylupathies. His Reso-
''u"i now sleeps the sleep Of death, nj If no,
e'il@alAbcd with il, we beg that the butcher knife
nay MOI again be applied, bnt that in quiet, he
maybe permitted TO dole out his inslorious and
imbeci!e old use.
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Florida News.
[Fron the Jacksonyul. Courier

" nv , III
Nothing definite has been heard from
ven. Sr"tt SINCE the report of his cannon
announced hi, arrival at the N~ithlaroocbcc
on the 2nli uIt. Shortly aGterethc ,roons
left Fort Branc, the indians burnt the place
of MIR. Brooks, about four miles from rho
iori. From the latest accounts, it would
appear that the Indians are catherine
Trails have been discovered icadin. in dit.
icrcni directions from the nation. They
have recently stole i or ) horses from Col.
q. Humphreys. near Micanopy. and have
driven OIL several cattle. Should the In
dialls separate into Struggling parties. il
VIII be l'iIossi5lc to rcinoNr them this surino
in,o we Shhlihe the prey of rowing enemy,
rr!'eh I" desperation by the prospect he
'"rc them, lay hunger and starvation ar
death. Total ruin must await the citizens
OF :Alachua, unless Government comes IN
their relief.
MIR. Lowe who arrived from .tlachua last
evening brings the news that Col. Lindsay
net the Indians Il few miles the other side
Oh the Nitl,lacoocrcc, before he Joined
Ven. Scott. Col. Lindsay fred upon the
Indians, who after returning the fire. fled
to the hammock. Thirty Indians were
found dead. Only one white man was kill
cd. Further particulars and the co~nsecuan-
ccs OF this engagement, VIC are unable to
learn.
Inc Steamer. Santcc. reached this place
last night: 1t left Nolusia Sunday morn
ing. Nothing had hccn heard from Gen.
'',,Si's ~!hcc the day after he left Nolusia.
hc three divisions of the army mus, have
met ere Tins. The consequences we arc
anxious 10 learn.
some mrali'Is, who arrived a few doys
SINCE nom |~oitSia, rcpor, that of seven
hundred men belonging to Col. Brisbauc,s
Regiment, three hundred were unable n
proceed on the march, through sickness,
"'ca''oiicd by the hardships to which the
men were unaccustomcd. and the prcya-
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CiSSNII.I.r. On ANIL

~" unfortunate accident took nl,cr ~ H..
on -'i"nday lastly Mr.. James II. Kr,m.'.
- :"l.'in@ some trees III his yard, fcn out Of n,!
= '.>fa''cr OF about 30 feet. He cyn;rcL ~ ''
"nn. = hours Mr.. Kinney left n family Who
wa" va, "'h%ndan' on his Industry alone for su,,.
. ,nsi ; .nc second violent death wl,itL
A. ~. ','"rrcu IN 'hiS town within the last, 3 week.
MIR. Jesse Wisdom was killed asnins, !, iMS
posi- about three weeks since. in rup,;,, : !"
race through the streets. He also left !, G,rSSu."
To feel his loss.-Efomccr "'""''ly
iiohRin MuRDER.-On Monday Inst. on Pine
Log. IN Tins County, Mrs. Morris was ,n,r,crnl
ny an Indian and II negro which belomnrj 81
IT," family The Indian has as vet cscancI
~, ,n: ncsi" and his wife were YESTERDAY
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4" t"pt. tadiccR, IF tic .lmcriran shin L.cronf,
TcHs Day:

Fc!dF'aH<rr, n"Hr WyNbcTg,
tArE or ti"oD is.rE, Jan. =. 1876.
SirJ"hn il"r*chci presents his compliments
I" Capt. Caldwell, AMI brgs TO thank linn for
III" Communication OF the rx,raordinar, and
most elaborate hoaf in the New Ynrk Jourra:
ct for Sep. ,, l~31. which he. Sir j.
II. VIII he glad t" be suffered to retain. partly
"s ac"f'"'i'! ana partly rs perpetual remind
or how trivial are the discoveries which nil
our h"hsicd science has yet realized or is likely
=" reveal Tor AGES TO come, of what exists ,I-
known AMI un*lss,crtc,i a,,."i,m the realities Of
ha''rc--cvrn those nearest at hand and posi-
oily NOT quite beyond our ultimate reach.
s'rJ ). II. VIII be happy (f Capt. Caldwclls
stay Mt the Cape will p'crr,iD to satisfy linn NV
ocular Inspection, on how very humble II scale
Has astronomical "pcra,i"ns here are conduc.c,
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SOUT ~CAROEgNA.

EIEi.FFLD DISTRICT.
Pleasant Barnet and Wife.
Dadri IT," IL ;..s :, vs.; Sheppard tlFon Partition.
AN Order iron, the Ordinary. / sl,,ll rr,-
= - ceed 10 sell at EdgefcId Court Uo,s. ~,
U { hrst Monday n dTneSday in Nav next tIn
tai'''s Belonging to the Estate OF Sarah DoJy;n J"'
ce'Ied, sii'n'e in the District and State aforesaid
Jn ,ns "a'erS ni halfway Swamp. waters of Snl,I.
,:t rlvcr, bounding OH lands of .JoI,n IIn.i.nu w. va"
,"ner;'iiy and others. containing two kuntre,i
ana my acres, more or less, OIL Il credit of twelve
lie Purchaser Will he required to give ,,,,d
VIII, approved securities, and a mortgage Of tha
!" ue Ifdiiinry. Cos, 10 be paid Cash.
-f;rH II, 1876
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HiSE OF REM. ESTATE IN CHArIrsr,x-h-
mo hii:c:"ii> "'!d'lcc~ {. the advance
"i hra' fs'''c mat has aiken place within n
year or Two -! ir W" lioM OF. no !, s,,, .a
IN winch II has been more clearly cycn,utco,
MAT IN the sale yesterday, nj :i,c,io,, pr ,Lo.
hm'id'n" occupied as the Courier o., "'
thc property was purchased by the -r,,l r
S."nih Carolina" winch inS,iri,:;m. 81 -
Tor the sum of !"cmy Thoascrd DoVars. For
seven hundred ln' arS rcr o,,.,,,. - -" "'
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STgnr ottaiaod from Indion Gora-M. FaI,ns
iasriy presented To die Acndciiic Gcs Seic,.res
OF l'iir,s'ay sunple Of this slhsthrcc, extracted
from the Stem of tie plant, which, las bceIi
=, a' nn 10 contain Elk per cent, of syrup boiled
10 80 degrees, Il i,art of which Will Iiot ~crys.aI.
'izc before iruc,ific;hior. but it condcisscs an
acquires more'consistcEcy from iIht i:cIiea 10
inc STATE OF complete maturity. Tie most Ia
v"'''i'b!e time 10 obtain the greatest Gunntity af
sugar rs n',D'ediaicty after ;Iie maturity and
sa'f'eii'is OF The fruit. The n,u,,cr Iefi ,,tt. r
!. oNn'choh OF lie sugar i~scaii:al .9iccd cat
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THE DEAD ALIVE

IHE MOTHER or EEsKiSE TIE ~Porr.-Thcrc
J.. Il remarkable circumstances connected will,
the history OF Ralph Erskiiic. IL fact well nuthc,-
tlcaicd il, tl,c part Of Scotland where his ian,i-
~ lived. HIS Mother died and was buried be-
lore lie was born. Shr were on her finger at
the time of her deal, Il rici, gold ring, which.
from sn:nr domestic cause or other, was much
valued by the family. Alter III" body was laid
III IN" coffin. 81. aiicn,n: was made to move the
ring. but the liand and finger was so mucl,
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lfr"m the Charleston Mcrcurv.1
OUR MEAT MAREUT

MR.. fprToE.-Thc high pr,ces 1T which ,,oor
Nc are held IN or market. require tina; sn,o
means should be devised to supply the wants nr
me people. Ecef, Mutton. Veal. &c nro ~
m o,'r market. and OF hi inferior QUALITY. n; ir tn
.nI - cents The pornd-and the question, me-.
We niiswcr,-Me sc0rcity of ra,L, 0uJ o,b". ~ :
--'hu those who have snci, to dispose of, viii a.
orr markets. '' Stale Of
/. uiors OF Country Newspapers in ;,;s ,,,,
"eS'efh states are requesteI to cony il, n',," ne
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SOUTHERN .tGucILTuRIsT

SV IHFKN .NTFTVVITURIST'.
Nel'ive r.ceiv"'! tie April No. oft,a Southern
AGricr'tnriSi. pn''!!>!rib by Al Miller ., Charles
ton. We Lave had Frequent OCCASION to cNirac,
from ~ columns. and we c.,,.o, TOO strongly re-
commend IT "a H." patronage Of oar readers. !,
is that h''"' al i"rI"dica! w!s;ci. ia peculiarly adap-
tel 10 tn" "r'"' ii'Hss of orr people. Every man
III tho community is deeply interested in It's Sic
cess, and W. trn:i t.at t. l'pcoun.ry will sustain
it l:bera!lr.
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Prom 'iia Boston Daily .Advcr,iScr.1
HrsrnS r;,r.l, -

I"NT'N, -NltT'II OF,
ToA:a E!;"r If hr d. .14rrnis.r:
Tic original 81 l.c toiiov i,fm note from Sn
John +. w. iI.rSrlcl has been Kindly IN,
nj" my h":.is 10y til" gentleman Ia whcri j,
Wa written. B";icsimg ii would he interesting
I" Your readers and 'lc Pablo, | place II cop,
a1 your disposal. ,i;,h"u-h Sir John is pleased
10 say thai Ii! : astronomical calculations ar,
conducted on II humble scale. vet Ike admirers
at this truly great man entertain n very differ.
CIT opinion.
Believe me yours, very truly.
X. T.P.AIN,E.
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The GnDerttafr.
EEGHTIE,: G. ~.
THURSDAY, trr:L 81. 1896.
I'INEiDN

What si.a'l we say urlcr this head! Rv some
strange fatality 'h"rc * Il perfect dcartI, of news.
i'''mm says. that SCOT Is Ptis!,in. 0hc0d after tie
ihd'nils. AMI t!'ai iii.y are III lis r10r. threatening
'"Sn!r'ics upon Tie weak and unprotected posts.
W" have r"cr!ve, 10 Intelligence from the scat
niwir, since HE a,i,ir Il, I'o.us;n.
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.T.E tT' G0ND&-
e. T.. r 81 60

ne ESPECIFILLY Return their ,.v,ul, -
and ro "e n;'' "nn. nma Gentlemen of Tie Village
extended to them, since they commence, i,,';,,"s
ana :1' now liiio'1" their friends, ,!.at they arc .ec,iy.
SPELNG IND 81 ENEE,-sTlpLE NJ
FANCY DRI-GCOD3,
",.'' Almost every other article. forming a com
pee Stock Tor tic country aud Village ,,;,,;,.
. .,n'iS nteIf foods is a general assortment ui.
,'"''H UT 'ciitie,iien : ware, and nS we I;yr mai.
nfr;uic"incn:s with Mr.. John Lyor ,n Tin n..
:i,'r.i's i'',s,hcss, we invite GeniIom.I: wI1,
WISH To i''rni>h themselves. will, snnnn, r c,,,,.;,,,
10 c;h and examine or stock. before ,Lrw rmr
c"l-c; as we tank ii may BE- 10 their nd, aIi,".
-iprH u. &,
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Domestic News.

From the Augusta Chronicle, April ISL
!"TI EAscoMBE. Leaves here dis
WIN '"i: iian:l""n's Horses. To be added TO ,io,
>'a"'r "i Co!.JolinS"r Of Nir.inia. and Nil, Lr
ore oil The Southern corps, from which n cnm.
i'e''"r VIII he selected TO run agnins, T..a Bon.
Course. Lon" Island for $4,000 ns;d, hnlffD,n.;,
' nrc requested To say To the editors friendly.
10 INT Improvement OF horses. and the sports of
Inc turf, to give this notice ii place i'm their Manor
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tic democratic Sta,es of Greece, at tie period to
which we have referred, the snlhidirat paity of
our day are destined to run tic whole length and
breadth of tie ~abominab!e doctrine to which we
have alluded, time alone will tell. Fortunate III
deed is 1T for us, and for the institutions of the
country, that we too have a Socrates, from whose
lips to catch TIE lessons of true wisdom and Il-
triotii,u.
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Ex4tESdEx-Aff. Leigh Il, lis steeci. aidises
Eagie 7tVtel leeisiio,.cd u curious eircGiistancc,
Milck a5lat asElap lilii cIpberrass Benton, Hiycs
S s3tses{ ssointions of the Senate, Us Il
inpPei.fsstsadg on crc side, Rnd rit rI n,e.
tier. IL fntdrbecn proposed he snidto pct eS.x
i'naged on the other! Tic al:En.,ciaIcn tstt
The table i'm n rcar.u
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OFFICERS.
w. W STARE:,. Prr
1IgAN

"''F." 1T ~NTINN!J.N CASHIER.
are informed tia! the Bank will be in ono
ration by the opening Of the Fall season. Al Tia,
tine, It's the intention Of the Directors ..to sc,,,o,
plenty (of Hamburg Bills DER the smi mr. lu,,, ),
We ask moi for them tie pn,r"ongc OF the P.op.c.
Their heavy spteir Mi'csi, WI! command il.
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'ohh Randolph once said, that Ben U,rI;n. of
Kentucky. was IL butcher knife, wl,c,;cd imam :,
hfic"t'i:. What do Adams, Cambrc,in.. p,:l
and Johnson think nitiis! IIeIn. handled ,h..,
gentlemen. this Session. with gloves of IN Tho
"h"it aiiii"iS OF Congressional history, we doubt
"l''ii'ra liz" instance of roH1h dealing. can bo
Fron''r'a. II WEI Il" remembered. that ~ ~,
carry lcrioi "' Tile Session. Mr.. ADAMS, vi,h Nm.
view ui .icipin9 tanibleIing and conciliat;nn .,bp
powers HAT be-" Jumped up suddenly with ,
hcSoi''t'oll. to refer so much of the Presidents
Message rs Relates to the loss of the Fo,titic,.;,,
B'li, to Il Select Committee. instructed to cpuu;re
III" 'ie maftcr. 1t was on this occasion, after a
hlGst outrageous assault upon Webster and the
senate. and an ndrla'"ry strain of Juciaon Il Co..
OF most wicked length, I'M the course of which he
c"fi'rilirfed almost every thing which lie had
ever sad. that the Kentnck, butcher knife WAS
"PFiea 10 nm, and his new associates. Admins,
'aNinfciliiS, ~ Co. wriihcd in agony. and il il
san, that never were men mi!rIered will, cir.
chinsiailrcs of more blrfar;iy. and never did mon
dic, with more gracclcSsnrss. Be-. Hardin ~
Randolph calls him, will! lony be remember, d.
lie denounced tie LEAGUE between ,,l,n,s and
'ali'hiciin". thought home to the rhetorical Cx.
president bis sl,rmciili tcrgiversat;ors. ,skod FIR,
Gifeiicss OF Heaven. for ever h,yin- .,,,r,r,od
hiiI. and with II success scarce cnu,rcd h, I owl
cullen. or our own Col. Miller, m;mic;;cd him i,
Ills manner and his dic;iou. mid the couyulsivc
w" "'h'ch'h. laughter Of the whole House.
Nh' POOR IiiNibiciiii"' Hardin and Wise have
;" "o'ihccd INN. thai II Is SAID, lr looks ten wear.
o'"e' 'aah ut Tic commencement OF Tic Session.
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10 Planters.
Notice.

''HE Subscriber offers for sale n vo,r,h,o
tf''ci OF Land. containing 3.l5 acres. vine
"n infkey Creek, one mile above where ,bS,
.hiriini"wn road crosses. Arout 2CO nrccs ~
m" a The plantation is in good repair.
w;@hi,,r !" II Is a GIN and Screw. Any person
"""hs 10 purchase can apply To the Subscriber
Apra7 o">rII'
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go eElc Public.

"a VIE Ordinary has decided. in fsyor 81. nv
application for Letters OF Adlninistrntini,
ni /, ..e Estate OF tir!'rn1c .h,clbnsi35riRnnIf.2
s.all he done. M
april 10. 1iIL
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NOTICE..

~ 1lI:-itt viii he an Election held in ,l.e ,,,,,..
FL ana lower Ea;taiion$ ON the .,1b of Siar
n'H': I" elect 81 Major III each I,at,a!ion of H.. ~,
Regiment Of South Carolina Militia. 80
Ey order of Irir. Gen. EriI.
-iprH p. ~"
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BANK OF HAMBURG. :. G. =

At !, meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Eaps
q: Hamburg. Tie following gentlemen were dull,
elected Directors and Officers OF thu, Institution,
DIRECTORS.
Mf.Tr w. ST,HKE, W.. G.RRrr.
X. ~Iirroni>.n>, Gus. ,sM,>n -
1hHhS tirHh,''n, WHIT. BErpKS,
GE"HCE PARrurr, n. I. Gpu,w
JuiH T.. McDn~Hr, .Juus R,r..
TrHSER GvI pSMir,r I. II W-,,n,
Is. +. McDoS,i.p,