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NOTICE.
LOST.

DETWEEN Mis-. E. Turlcy's and
- Mr. VIM. Shilds' u Read Work Bag.
which eonsa:ned two notes Of hand tied
up In paper. One Of The notes was drawn
BY Mrs. Elizabeth Turley. 10 favor Of B.
Williams. for four hundred and ninety
cish. dollars and sixty eight cents and cn-
dorsed by him 10 Miss Margaret Jenkins
as hor property. Tho other drawn by
Rev. z. l., Fraser Tor ono hundred and
twenty dollars with in,cres. from date, in
favor Of said Margaret jenkins. All per.
sons arc hereby forwarncd from taking or
trading for said notes. as The drawers arc
notified not 10 pay them 10 any but tho
rigLiful owner. Whoever has found the
bag and doses will confer grcatfavor by
returning them to Miss Jenkins at The
house Of the subscriber.
WIN. ~. BRETT.
juno ll-20-d
N. B.-Should reward be required, q
suitable reward will b6 paid upon delivery
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cREEK WAR.

The only in!raaiion Of int :erest'rhich re could
andin thc Columbus papers Of last Friday, is, thai
active preparations arc making By ihosc in com
Gsad 20 concentrate the n,en, arms and munitions
OF ar >, Co!anbus fas ihc purpose Of passing into
l,c ns.ien "a seon a. all things arc in resdincss,
which viii BE- in . fcu days. In The mean time 9
considerable force had been sent down The river and
.ss;iaard nluas the Chaiahoccirc, fof Tho purpose
&c protecting ie fron,isr inhabitants on the r'scs
below Ca,urnbns. Besidcs ID. above. the Colum-
bus Scniincl s.a:cs. i.a: large number Of troops
had sisesay arrived q; Columbus, and chat those
,hs; arc noi scu: dosra The rivcs s:c cneampcd on
,.sc A!ahana ride cf the riscr, opposite Colnmbus
f5id,
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DaxK or CAMDEN. S. c.

Alta acstiag Of t!,e stockholders Of this ias;i,u.
ton, on sloaday ias., the following gentlemen
wcic elected dircete.s, v.s:
WA. WILLIE.
JOHN %. DESSAuSSURE,
JOHN CHESNUT,
JOHN WORKMAN,
WILLIAM q NIXON,
PAUL r. vIbLEPiGrE,
WILLIAM IL BOWEN.
A.. .ub.c9uen. 1e~sins o! tho di.ec.ors, WIN,
MW.i!e, Esq ~as elected prrsidcni
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HISTORY OF
South-C'

n J. .DOwLING, So Broad. Street.
LIE has commenced the re. publication
promised some lime back, Of Dr.. DArID
RAnsAr's HISTORY OF SOUTH Ca.
ROLINA.
The. Citizens Of the City anil Staie,
will be wai.edon previous 10 the issue for
Subscriptions. In order TO place j, with.
in tho reach Of sll. il will Be printcd-in
numbers Of from 80 to 100 pages each.
price 50 ccnts pet number. The cost Of
tho 2 vols., in this manner will not exceed
S5 To those who wish il, tfcy will Be
furnished, bound in sheep. gilt and letter:
cd. al. e3 per volume, of 500 pages more
or less. The first volume will be cmbel-
lishci with oorrtss VIEW OF THE
CITY AND HARBOR OF CHARLES.
TON, Eagraued espressiy for tbs Hark.
which will be drawn from the most favora-
bio situation. Tie second volume will
contain q MAP OF TEE STATE OF
SOUTH-cAROI.iNA. ass - -
!, The Work will be printed on the finest
quality Of paper. in new aud clear type
with stitched covers to each No. As the
expense will be considerable, q list Of
1000 names is required to warrant The
undertaking. Tho frs, specimen number
is expected 10 be ready aboutthc lss -Au-
gust, and The whole viii bs completed
previous 10 ls, January. 1897. l.ishopcd
in tho mean time. and respectfully solici-
ted, that tho citizens will pstronize this
truly Southern Ps6Eeafsca In preference
to the numerous Works Of foreign ma
ture. which annually receive their sup
port and Senerslly contain sninadvcrsiona
on their fnstitrtioos. -
Should further encouragement warrant
il, che history will be continued up 70
the present time. BY . competent Editor.
AZ 40 insiance Of tho scarcity Of this
Work. the Publislser would state that he
could end bus one complete copy in the
Ciiy-lhis copy belonged to the Charles
ton Library Society.
Persons being near snt post Office in
tho State where there 10 no agent, by for.
warding q 95 bill, al our expense, or q
responsible City reference, will hare the
work regularly Forwarded 70 them In Nos,
BY mail. the postage If which will searee.
ly ever exceed 9 IA cents per No. =
In sddi,ion to the Editors Of the d;llc.
rent papers. The following persons arc our
suthorizsd agents:
James SEsith, Charleston,
J. Z. e. w. Cunningham, Colombia,
A. Young. Camden.
John Ryan. Bsrnwcii Dist.
r. O:Sullivan, Sumter Dist.
Charleston. June l-2O.--f
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En.,da Of q letter from, a ho.se ;r

E.tTdes ef tetier from Aosse in .Ssicl,-. to q
merfAsnf IN Baliisaers. dated l34h .4ay.
a ilcet Of mine rsssss leave herr to. morrow. viii
. Gne steamboat mosn,in: guns. and abou, zoe
men, for Texas Fous out Of the nine schooners arc
armed Gen. Felix Houston, Of Watcher. sold his
plantation at aGoten in this city. for SO 900. The
proceeds he applied to equ'pping 500 mounted
men, who ieft Naiehcz 5th inst. for Texas
There is no doubt Of thrir success. since the e
have Santa Anna. ferss2s who have seen ham
say he is very talks;ivc. and makes many promises
lie also says tina, Texas is too f.. from Mexico
ever 70 be Of Use 10 her
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Gensroas Gad aotts ocndmci IN The GoreraoY 81
7eaaesses-fi ought TO BE- recorded, 10 the lasting
hanos Of Gov. Cannon, cfTcnacssec. that on re-
eeiving the late seqa,sition or General Gaines for
tronps. he applied TO the Union Bank Of Nashville
for funds 10 &. cut the volan;rcrs and proposed TO
pledge t,e whole Of hs real and personal for
the wparmen, Of the loan. The bank, however,
no less generous than himself, declined receiving
the proasrcd security, and authorized him check
for ~ha,eve, SUN he u,,sh, deem sssry.-iosis
.fexrra!
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In another column. wc give the grounds
assigned by the Hon. Waddy Thompson
cor his refusal 10 yoic on AR. Pinckney's
rcsniu,ioc.
His reasons will no, DC satisfactory 70
The public. When tho resolution was first
introduced nc voted for il, bu: he would
noi vote for ii again. because .he saao has
cote pnynaed By ar. Pinekaey as aafksrity
in }aror Of shaf resoinfioH.,'' lf the rcso-
luton was right in i,sclG and Mf. Thomp.
sca'eou!d voio forit "brcausc. ss 5dr 90 IL
,eerf, he asserted 10 it," was Il wrong 10
vote fnr il, brcanHc Mr.. rinekncy sftcr.
wards quoted AR. Thnmpson's vote. 10
show tina, hc lid assent 10 il! This 10
precisely the reason why the constitution
requires that members shall votc on the
yeas and nays; IL Is iha, the country may
Know who asse:; TO particular proposi.
,ians when they are acting ~ representa-
.ircs Of the people. And would such .
st;csIcr as Mr.. Thompson for strict adler.
cncc 10 the constitution violate it in thai
vital part which is meant to secure the ro-
-ponsih;li,y of the representatives. mere
~ because i. afforded Mf. Pinrkney the
opportunity Of qno.ing Mr. Thompsen's
v",c in tavor Of proposition which MIR.
Thomp.on still admits 10 be true!
Blu, Mr. Thompson farihe. says. that
by voting tina, Congress had no righ, 10
Interfere with slavery in tho States. he
wqu!d have recognized The Jurisdiction Of
Congress over the subject. This seems
10 be strange Interpretation. Congress
declares Ivy resolution that il has nolhins
80 do with 4 certain subject. and Mr..
Thompson says this is taking jurisdiction
Of ii! To ordinary minds. on the contra
~, il IL an absolute protest against taking
Jurisdiction Of il, The resolution denies
such RICH. TO exist in Congress; and be.
causc il did deny it. Mr. Adams and eight
others voted sgains, the resolution. when.
for .tc opposite reason, the grca, body OF
tho House rolcd for It. Tho question
vas no, en- the abolition Of slavery in the
States. /. was whether Congress had ju'
risdiclion over the subjcct--ihat is. Alright
to interfere with j, in tho States. The re-
solution was 1as and plump denial OF
all authority or Jurisdiction ores il In
any shape or form. And yet Mr.. Thomp-
SON could not vote that Congress has no
jurisdiction over the subject. because by
such vote he would recognize that Con.
gross had jurisdiction over III.
How is it, whena plea is put in against
the jurisdiction Of court, and the cour,
decides ,ha, is not entitled to jurisdiction
is this taking jurisdiction
Duff Green once made some direful
charge ngains, Mr.. Van Buren, if wc re.
colIcc. rightly. itwas denied positively.
and on authority. Tho proof was dcman-
ded. Bu, Daft said the denial was an ad-
mission. This is case in point Of Mr..
Thornrnn fSf,h,
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Rrporf Of the Carsaittee mored by II
P;Hekasv.

VIC give in this days paper, the repor,
presented by the chairman. who moved
the reference Of the inecndisry petitions
toa committee with instructions. The
instructions voted by the House. arc mos,
ably sustained by the argumen. Of The re-
port. No ORC who will pernsc sl,is paper
a"cn,ivclv. will 10 q, . loss for The motive
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Tie le;:srs af FRANCIS L. KENNEDY, Esq
and MsjosJAMcs z. REMBERT. ucsp in.nnded
FOR last wcvks jeHsnai, bot easac TO hand too sa.r
for insrr,,o,- By seEsc rncaas, .er uhiei. wc arc
ssashis 10 account, paper, containing .c RON.
.as,ian Of tese sraiicseen isl'eh YES made With
"a. their tao~.sase or eoasra.) did no: rseh
thea ,i .i.e nomination ..d seca published son's
weeks. j, is bu; lnsases 10 the'c sraticsseh I"
r:stc ,,,., ,,ey took .I.c cascst Ppannnity. after
sseetaining iheir aesaia.iion. 10 decline tein:
candidates fs the stations which lbs rastia'i'y "'
.!,e.r Gcuar ezoaia hare been plenscd 10 sec them
ecesay
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C0asfe,s OJpalsss Society
ACADEMY.

THE sntscriber. recently elected Tea.
cher Of this Institution, has arrived in
Camden, and commenced Tie exercises Of
the school. The hours and rates Of rui-
lion as formerly. II q long experience
in tho business Of teaching, and numerous
references Of moral character, can insure
the confidence Of the community, he feels
satisfied that he will obtain Il.
MOSES HOLDRO0K, N. p.
June ll..30..c
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NOTICE.

1rlHE sucins creditors Of ]. Nc d. Gsslick, and
i al ,hosc disposed % accept dividend ofhis
estate under his schedule or the Goth April 1885,
ars hereby notified TO present their claims 70 il,c
subscriber properly auifentcaled on OF before The
6rsa day or September next, ai which time dsssi.
button Of tho funds recovered viii DO made
TIioS. J. WRIGHT, .asaense
June 4.-l9e
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JOCHE Y CLUB.

Tho members Of the Camden Jockey
Club, are requested 10 meet at the Sumter
Hotel, Al 8. o'clock P. NJ. in Camden. on
the 9Th July next for The purpose of cleo
ling tho necessary officers and forming
such byc-laua, rules and regulations as
shalt be advisable.
Jurc ii..oO..c
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soa, " IN. H. Eowen, lanes Chandler. Hen
ry Spann, Thomas Fraser, L. l.. Fraser,
John Ramsay, John Watson, WIN. l.. Nil.
ler. Wm- {. Guery Col. Vim. Reynolds,
Cap, James Bcivin and John w. Brownhcld.
Tic meeting also resolved. that The rolun.
,eers from all par,s of .he stale be- respect
fu'is issi.cd to attend and par:asc o, the
dinncr.
10 sEpH MONTGOMERY, chm.
G. w. M:LLEE, sec'..
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DiED-on Monday morning, a, Tho residrnee
Of John A. cs.closgh, Eq. lGsh ul.- near Bssdfofd
Springs, Sumter Dnt. Mn MARY DAVIS, con.
son og Nc. jehn G. Dsvis Of Pee De Mn. D.
has Ieis behind her an afeeiionaia husband and
shrsc small children 70 NOM ihsis irrcplsbla loss-
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Il ssEiSr asose rns urrearrs.-'T!,e butchers
o! ciseiaaa. hsvc refused 70 fdsaisi ihc market
With bel. &c. en account Of the council ordering
,bc sale oft,,r Stalls We uish ti,e assscscd party
sau:d take p ;he: iinc nf tasr, fsr This s:sask~r.
p.oriard si,sy bsias i.sir provisions ~;.a them
.ley should sIoa tc accommodated uiI. stalls, and
eus;asncsr loo
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FOR SALE.

60 bbls. Stone Lime, 40 bbls Nosakeru
Flower, Eve flogshads st Cfoix Sugar, and
l2 bbl4 Manhadan Fish, viii be sold lov tue
cash. j. 8. DEPASS.
June ll-e0-sf
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Important to Planters. !.
Tho subsc.iacrs arc now engaged in tho
! NEGRO SHOES.

or qualify far saperior 10 any that have
been hitherto offered ia this marked, and as
j, Is their determination TO turn on, none bat
those s,a, will bear inspection, viii be % tho
inicrcs, Of planters TO cxamine the same. q
They propose further 10 make any number
&c pairs loss than re 300. particularly 70 nea-#
st,re. aad accosdance 10 the sample now rca-'
dy, if The same arc Left prrvious to tho Ia Ju.'
Iy next.
As finished ,hey wilI be separately pack
cd and marked deliverable 90 che lss Oct.
IL a ,serd ting shall Be satistscfery.
J. BISHOP g. co.
Jonc Ir-o0-
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1ac cay OF Louisville, * whs brilliantly iils-
minated in honor OF the 1exian Triumph The
Joarns gags tina, IN alos. every ssreel thr tyssnt
Santa Aana might have brcn ssccn burning or
hanging in efgy. One man snspendcda a tios
rceasa, in large wire trap before hsEoor, sEd Ia
hSlied Che animal Santa Anaa." Tbs aftnfded
great amusement To the boys, who would P.t hs
ia;E or poke him with sticks, indicativ, ofihe nan-
nerinwh.ch they wouid delight TO traac the tyran.
hinseif.
The streets were crowded with people, who ~ere
KEEP, In eoas.sns state o, cxcilencnl py tfir bril-
.:ancv Of ,s bon i;rcs tc whiz of tar rockets the
csruscatians of The 6rr bai.x. lite shouts OF ;he
multitude, and ;;ac rearing Of The cannvn.
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oi tho agliators in the Hous6 who would
delay and defeat as far as possible, lis.
circulation among the people Of both Sec
iionss Of the Union, upon. the two
bitter ends Of faction woula work through
the slave question. It is aFeonclusive ap-
peal 10 the heart andhcad Of esery p0fraot
Of oil parties, and cannot fail % make eve-
~ honest man in the county feel thar the
agitation ol the subjec. ia Congress. in
any way, TO any extent, or for any pur-
pose, can only be productive of unmixed
mischici.-Gio~.
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EslE.-Thc Hon. Dss,rL WrEs.Is in.fsis
planting Gre thousand mulberry :recs his Farm.
with : -icu Of iesrsf,cs euitvs:ias s;is.
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EAaIr cceuacEn,.-Th:s Tcss:sbr ~as IN pro
fusion 10 The Ne= York r.arkr,, on ,he 2s,h sit
We have no; seo.. e.e tam srsssn,
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FOR rae eaxpEs ;ornyal.

FOR rae cAaDEs ;orEsaL.
.Ar Editor We tes leayc through the Jocg-
saI 10 nc.nina,c M, J c. DoBY, as candidate
for a SEA. in the House of Representatives, Of
Soa.h Carolina, O: ;hs mex; election.
MANY VOTERS.
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4 lc,,c. fta.; .i.r postmaster a. Columbus, dated
9Th init received in this city las: cvcuing, states,
LA, man By the aamc Of rhilander r. Eroad, has
bren arres,ed and confined in The jail Of chambers
eoaniy. Alabama. on ;i.r charge d being eaneern.
&C The attack on The stages, and robblns Of The
United Si1ics mail. OH the 10th ult The pcrsons
who arrested him found on him broken letters and
cnrrlops Of letters that furnish almost conelasiyc
evidence Of his suil:, although while in the act OF
arres,ins him. he succeeded iadcx.roying, by throw.
ing in The c, ps-t Of the contents Of bis pocket
bonk.
The postmaster also saya TIA. be has witness
in Columbus, who 10 willing 10 testify that he saw
him rt!, lie iaiians when they frcd on ,c stage
augusta Cer':.
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CHARLESTON. May %

A sea,leman 1trircd 10 this city Or sa-
,ur,.ay evening las. from st. Augustine,
ia:orms us lila, intelligence had been re-
ecircd q, lha, place from Fo:l King, sta
ling that .hcIndians were putting tsdcaih
ali their children under ,w" years Of age.
meaning ,hercby 10 rid themselves Of all
membranes Cor a future desperate s!rng.
gle; also thar they were making corn in
moro ,',an ordinary quantities, on which
the negroes were made to work very hart!
Under gua.,! cfs.n.incls placed over ,hcuf.
This intelligence vas rce.iscd from a
friendly Sqnaw taken prisoner. who had
escaped from the hostile lndiaus.-Mr.
curry.
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TExas-GcD. S.arrl IiorsrnS lsas arrived 4;
New os!saas, for ,,,c pnrpaac CT sc:,iE. rncdea!
aid, in consequence Of WOUNDS Ilc confirms an
every particular the statements in relation To The
dcica, Of the 5lcxiesns and capture osSAsrA ASIA.
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THE JOURNAL:
CAaDEN, JUNE II, lss6,

irpi.s Arr.:a.-F.oEa the Indian country wc
lsve nothing aEs.dins de slisa,es. interest. The
Creeks hare committed nc rcccn. dcPsedaions .ha:
ve bare isea.i Of and the whites at our las, dates
had as. penetrated ,te nsiien, be; wcsc making
preparations to doso. Werndcrs,and that il is the
.s.ienioa OF il.c g"reramsntso withdraw no sfoops
from ;hc Cicck nalion. I'LL ;ac Iadi.ns have taken
up tic line Of march, 70. i!r country wcs. Of the
sIiss;ssipai We hopc tina, sach mag DC The deter
Ininatian.
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Tie Baltimore Patriot states, that Gen.
Cl;nch has resigned his commission, bu,
that lbe President has declined TO accept
il. The loss oi so foe and experienced
an officer as Gen. Clinch at this momcn,,
would be a serious loss to the public ser.
vice. We sincerely hope that he will rc.
consiJc. il. No officer in The country had
crcr finer opportunity Of distinguishing
himself. possessing, as hc docs, the quail.
feaiions so admirably adapted 70 the pre-.
sen. state Of things.
The Cine;nnali Gazette says..--s High ps;ees sas
the necrs.srics Of lif. ale generally od tte ssclne
Ia csery section Of the Uniun. We nose q Wheel.
fne, -four 10 n: at "a 50 pcs barrel, and ve euss-
ton Il any qaantty ecoh BE- sold 10 this efy taf
higher pssee.
Essas Of Lesp fsas-Eueeu,agcnen. 10 un.
married lades-Joinedin the holy bouds' Of mai.
rimeny on Thursday esening lass IN this sity, by
the Rev. Mr. La hase, The New. AsAcf Gilbert at
Troy, aged 50 ycsss. g Mss siary Cems,osk Of
Putnam couniy ,asrd IS years, laie widow Of Dan.
Cou,s.ock, dcceassd, making The fourth Eme Mrs.
consioes kas been led 70 tho by mcn;al aitrr
[BarnsaHs JsuHd.
Aa. G6air Of llansr. a soroaga eurs fer
the Dr.psy.-an Intelligent traveller in
forns US, sars the Alsbama Republican,
thai some time since, n Dr.. B. Of Alexan-
dsis, on Rcd River, challenged Mf. NJ. an
attorney, on some trivial account, who. al
the time. was laboring under an abdomi.
nal dropsy. They met In the province Of
Texas, and II. was shot through tho sto-
mach. Tho dropsical matter was dis
charged, and the bowels, from the infls.
nation excited by the wound. adhering TO
The pcr;,oncnm, . permanent cure vas ac-
co,npiishcd. Tho parties became friends,
and the Attorney remains grateful 70 the
Doctor for this grasuiious surgical opera
,ioa. VIC know ofno law against she'd
ding wafer. .hough there IS one sgain,i
blood. II our medical colleges approve
OF this mode, ], is totbs hoped the candi.
dates Cor M. D. viii be carefully cxnmined
as to shcir skill in this novel mode Of ope-
ration.
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LOST.
A Fifty Dollar Bill. the Gudcr will be Ii.
IA hcrsIly rewarded BY leaving il at the
s,orr Of II. LEVY.
June Ii-oO-,f
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Highest Prize.
25,OOO dollars.
SCHEME.

Wholes $s. halves 4. quarters 2,
16be hGd al tic
MANAGERS OFFICE,
No. % Broad ST, CHARLESTON, S. C.
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The Cincinnati Gazette says.1 High ps;ees g
the necexzssics Of life are Earesally on tie 1eeln
ID every section Of the Uniun. We nosr q Wheel
ing, -four 10 sc: u "a 50 pcstaTel and we Guss
ton Il any quantity eouh Be sold 10 this efsy taf
higher pssec.'
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.N10 0c Rd1 cT Ok
M4VAGERS,

No. %. Broad ST. Charleston. s. G.
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n J: DowLlNG. s3 Broad-S,reci.
De has commenced The republication
promised .ome lime back, Of Dr.. DArID
RAnsAr's HISTORY OF SOUTH Ca
ROIJNA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

! iry and III" Chief Magistrate who has eyer hao
my vote and my influence in obtaining rl,a, sacred
power which ho is now prosti,u,ing for the mos,
unworthy tavori,e. and dangerous purposes.
nave lately been informed thai General jackson
denounced Bell and myself us liars ot,cnl, IN n
tavern on the highway At Sp,rt,. may well
not tear thu high dcnunca, OF the prcsIcn,
whilst he couples me in his maedicriuns " i'll, such
men as Judge White. John Bell and Bale P.v,oo.
personally, lie cannot po,sihl, inlurc me, e.crp,
the wound which h. nAic,s On my feelings u. one
"' his original and devoted supporters for the Pre-
sidcney, ind IA an American citizen Jealous of hi,
conn,'y's honor. lilo never had the power in fact,
or the sanction ct " name To 'nin,ilair from my
d"''; hr never had the patronage 10 buy mo ~
from my constituents, and he never had the popn-
la,itv To win them from me- so long a. I renal,
dutlinl and uncorrup,cd."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
THADDEtS DANiDS'
WRITING FLUID,

q. T,I a.. IN, m
y o"'''""' io INN Jo' ." ' t" F
NJ HEN we reflect no" many thousands OF peo-
w pie Obtain fli''ng BY the labor oil nm
ting, II Is clear that any invention that nus ten
dency to render such labor less tedious WI, nc" be
considered tHinS OF nnmpofanl. several detects
exist IN the common writing Ink "lleh nave pern
complained OF from time inmemHtih: but winch,
since the invention aud general use ot steel fens
have beenielt SO much, that many who would pre-
fer writing with them, from the uniformity winch
they giveto the text, have been compelled to aban
don them. from the difficulty they hnd III 'helf use
owing to the decomposition anu want OF lnhltv
the Inks. Inc Sfuguldflty OF the W n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
ATEACHER WANTED.

TEACHER well qualified to teach the La
n tin and Greek Languages correctly, also Nat
ural Philosophy. Mathematics and the other branch
es of a liberal English Education VIII meet Win
- .ncour,eemen, in neg hborhood. about 90
,,;,es south of Lvnchburg. The gentleman who
taught school in the nelghboorhood the past year
had 40 scholars the tuition of whom could not nave
been worth less than 5000.
ANY person wishing such situation w'li appi, TO
the Editors of the Vrginan, for further information
upon the subject. :: H.,
4 Knowledge of the French Language III the
Teacher would he made a consideration with ms
employers. Auearly application il desired.
Ortoher3