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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

GGfc" C""r'cf C"mn'o" Pi,ns and Cent Sessions.
n. X. Butler, !Survivor)
WIN. E. Lloyd, McG"wanTTtms tT:; At,v
" liEHEAS the Plaintiff did. on the nineteenth
day of November, eighteen hundred and
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then II" given ani awarded against him.
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Clerk Office Nov. -, 1858 3UJv
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Volume Fourteen begins September II, ISIS
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
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A NOTE ORTIZ Knowing ABOUT PEACH
Soils Rivers the we'll known fruit culturist
observes in the latest edition of his cata
logne, that having poticed that his peach
and nectarine trees did best where planted
close to pathway wheresbe soil was we'll
trodden down, he has fonfid that the best
preparation for peaebes and nectarines, is
to give poor and exhausted soil good
dressing of rotten dung and clayey loan,
equal parts, dug in two feet deep. When
trees are planted. which should be in spring,
the gtDund all over its surface should be
thoroughly rammed down with wooden
paving hammer. Af9r this dressing of
comp9a about an inch ,or two 10 thickness
maybe added. The ground should be kept
clean, but not stirred duringtsbe summer
After Bfoand 10 once rarnmed, it should not
bs cropped or stirred in any way except to
keep \ clean. And every spring tie ram,
mingsbould besIepeatssds and tHeftop dres-.
sing added. 4. But neither.snsde nor shovel
should be Permitted to disturb the coil. -
R,airis s6aSyser:ssw atas .azA sasa
yaasgg "a sSs,s.- .-z e. 5,----z-, ssgg1 .
No franking privilege exists in England.s
Even the Queen 80 taiged.opsa her psnay
POSTAGE g agsa =. ssesSA
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From tie PhiiddeiDhia Press.
from lie PHILADELPHIA Press.
'k'Eescott, the -Milburn, the
Blind Preacher--and Harpers, the Pub

Harper's Weekly, for Saturday next,
FEBRUARY 18th, will contain the following cx-
ceediDgly interesting letter from the Rev.
Mr.. Milburn, describing an evening passed
with the late Mr.. Prescott, only forty-eighl
hours before his death. 1t contains many
Interesting statements relative to Mr.. Pres
colt, and his surroundings, not hitherto
known to the public. The letter is very
easily and gracefully written, and leaves
upon the mind an agreeable impression Of
the anliable writer.
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!, Srsg1sxEATDg. vEa aEfABErs. We prize
The cabbage for its.;'hsaft, ~ b cau,isf fower
aby it's head, - ~ I .sar :
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ADDEvILI.E DIsTRICT.-IN EQUITY.
o. T. Porchcr. Ex'r, !
and Trustee. ( Bill for Injunction,
vs. Construction Direc.
Joshua Daniel. VIM. ton DC.
X. Reid and others.
T appearing TO my satisfaction that Christie
Il pher Cox. the children of Cornelius Cox
decd, the children Of Bailey Cox. deed, the
children Of Leroy Cox. deed. the children Of
Berthann Pace, deed. and the children Of
Phereby Price decd. defendants in the above
stated case and next Of kin of Jane Reid, decd,
(whose number nnd names are unknown.) re-
side beyond the limits Of this State. On mo-
tion Of Noble, Comp. Sol, ordered that said
Defendants do appear and plead, answer or
demur to said bill of Complaint. within three
months from tn. publication hereof or judgment
Pro Confesso will be taken against-them.
WM. ii. PARKER, c. E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
Jan. IS, 1859. 81 ids
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JOKE on TIE GovERNoR-The Raleigh
ulraife relates the following:
About twilight the other evening. lust as
our Governor was passing down street to
his residence, stranger rode up to the side
walk before one Of the stores, and bawled
out to his Excellcncy:
81 say, stranger, won't you be so kind as
to hold my horse while step in here and
do little trading?"
"Why. my dear fellow" said bysiapd.
er, 'that is Gov. Ellis"
"rhat2 lie the Governors"
"Yes."
"Well, who cares if it isa Didn't I vote
for him 2"
QUESTIONS FOR DEBATING SOCIETIES.
If the traveller who took the course of
human events has ever been heard from
since2
II brass will make candle-stick, what
will make one let loose?
If the hollow Of log can be heard9
If tin will make can, what will make a
can't?
If twelve inches make one foot, how manv
will make leg9 ~ g.
IT five yards and half make one pole.
bow may will it take to make log9
do potatoes ever wear out, as we often
heaEaof potatoe patchess
Hpig pens will do to write witb2
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MILLER g. WARREN

MILLER g. WARREN
WOCLD respectfully call the attention Of
W their friends and customers to their
stock of NEGRO GOODS
George Schley's White PLILNS, warranted
all wool filling:
Plaid LINSEY;
Marlboro PLAIDS and STRIPES "a
Domestic GINGIId.NS
OSN]lBCRGS, Plaid and Stripes;
Georgia PLAINS;
FLANNEL!S of all descriptions.
Oct. z, 1857. 22 If
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EO2 HENT.-Members of Couxres. or z. ;,:-
dsssssss sss e y.:; =; fis =
Ssa o1s On ssss sGOr e three
.ssa 8 and ah sssss s:Ss ssl
fhs CAPITOL: ssd pear the City a.lI aad TIE svsnss
q sS .sns.s r Ss5I:on =, the isx go ees
o. addres. by Islfsr Post Once Boz zss ssa-d
EoR HENT.Ths three tor. .BRIcR HOUSE
esssss Of 81, sch strsst vet and .irs sortk iss
kaesssal tsnantlley. For the Key and dsrther in
cos 3 the e sG9s ne Wee
osss DIcIssciNs.. is.eS5 .Sofs0osSf DON ;as Z CO. I =
LQk spd three CHAMBERS, suppIisd 1ith
e, nef .ed cold vstsf; With OF without BdAk6s lif
sa q. GaSs. &. &. NIssEp HSoss
seror, Nth - rooms ana gas and water In ever
aver - 1 For fssS.s HSS psessssss
-rr.s :. .A-. eneo. % Is n
EOk SAtE.-l offer for sale q valuable Farm
cOnsnns SHsa Ss;1,s =, 0n .oss s:r
sssS ssssd II one of,Ss .ao:t nd th eal
snS .osS Ris o. the county, GSSERyNfpfgt & ss ssn
l.ta DAf Civ asiL
FOR RENTlA valuable GROCERY STORE
\ situated on the corner Of l2th and B SITS. west,
Ssass sss sn .d Sf ,Ss yin
re spy S GSSpPM Sis sE No
Louisiana avenue, near the corner Of 10th strest
vest = s5r-r -. :, an i2-E
A yALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situnesd
&c SSss1 ss9sa of s: S1
Z: 4 s J;
ssEsEs.y RsSsR AsSS tRs :a Il.
sno s.ory back buildings, containing from TO II
sboye property islocated on the north side N M
sachusetts avenue, between eth and 5th sts. Per
dence would do well TO cal at No. $40 OF ssid prcs
erty. Also, several smaller Houses on the same
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- vi.
again. For . dns he Nas strugslins h the
waves oonvu1siysly: be slntehsd st s0msthing
which Ne fslt against his BODY; IL W. only .
piece Of canvas; another moment and he felt
seswssd under Ms feet. A wavs eame; he was
almost inssnsible, Jet he NV : man standing
stretched out his hand; he graspsd another
hand--yst another uavs came, and haad nm
loused-hs Wss horne back agnin---a miehtier
wave broke. and the han was again rrsspsf:
Il held him-he was sayed In moment OF
two more he recovered his sonseg be was
lying on rock; he turned hia syee ssavsrd;
there was No living creature Isfso1 tie stern of
he vessel. Hs then became inssnsihls aeain.
and ws borne BY the villagers 10 ~ k6spi-
table cottage of Mr.. and Hu. Lowis, IN the
neigb bborhood. There were one q two sceues
Jest before Mr., Russell was finally washsd olf
che wreck, which imprinted themselves on his
memory; words uttered which no time can OBJ
fellow-voyaSsrT the dying expressions e cd
eonpanions, Mr.. Hsnderson, . merchant, Of
Melbourne, On his way 70 London, was holding
on to the pinnacle with Q gentleman named
Watson, one Of the firm Of Watson, Passnore 3
Co., of Melbourne, and he exclaimed, ssOh!
Watson, all 10 goner' A JeWsss, named
eerkss, was jamned in near place whore
yainly endcavoring to release her, tore all her
clothes to rags. They had two children on
board, and came from Ballarat A gentleman
named Welsh, while in the lower saloon, tied
two black canvas bags full Of gold around his
neck; he was lost. Several other passengers
fastened money about their persons; all were
lost. Mr.. Taylor, one Of the saved, had EDS
In his pockets when he Jumped into the sea; on
reaching shore he had f10 remaining. Mr..
Gapper, another saved, lost about ESQ out of
his pockets while he was being carried ashore
by tho waves. A gentleman named Bradbury.
who was on his way TO Manchester, dislocated
his right ankle on board, and in endeavoring
to free himself broke. his leg; he Afterwards
lowered himself overheard into the sea, ex-
changed one piece Of wood for another, shared
u with q gentleman named Lewis, who was not
hurt at ell, was dashed against the rocks sew
eral times, was saved, and his companion was
lost. When the vessel broke, an awful shrek
the death cry Of hundreds heard above
the violence Of the Storm. On shore, the vii
layers and the sailors who had escaped unhurt
linked hands, and the bravest stepped into the
surf to catch hold of those whom the waves
bore towards them on their crests before they
were drawn back into the sea. Foremost in
one link was George Suiacar, and be was In
sfrumental in laying hold of nine out of those
rescued. until exhausted, he fell senseless on
the rock, and was borne away, William Fos
ter was another who joined in forming the
link: The vessel struck finally about seven,
and brotc about nine O'Clock On board were
the officers Of three vessels coming from Austria
Iia, and they, with the captain and officers of
the Inflated Royal Charter, we're all lost.
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EDUCATIONAL.

M MRS; McCoRMICK'S oRMICK'S SCHOOL.
HlHS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the public generally that she viii resume
the duties OF her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise al the
branches requisite to Q thorough English eduoa-
In addition 70 her day scholars she il desirous of
.soegIyying INTO her family few pupils az bcsrdsrs,
meq late care and oversight - "
Al aer ar1ssnssmepts s fo[ the accommodation and
and othervise Improved. Those in WsshinTton
desirllg particular information with reference 70
ner school may spply to w. ID. Wsllsch, Editor Of
For terms and further particular. apply N he,
reaeenSe-No. 50 Cameron street, Alexsndris, Va.
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~ WALL BARNARD, Auctloneers
Is. sss: .s.S q M,ss ss's
iSa e .Is'sSSss IS a., We = s os; :. sasoa
scsE Gle pf:n.ss Sss he asas -. =
sss7 ss e s:. s:ss
sss: On aid slxsst and Tsaning baok north Of the
linz ~ mine fst more or less. to tho
!, ss.s .;s Il & :.s 3as7.b q fshs pureAsse money
ess az the ssS: s:.: s,s Il inc .s.:.s sss 3 S
ESxMEThis wv Eis5teo 3 cox.
sSfis'tkRS AfsiBSsssa ssss
By eARNARD BUCKEY; GeorEesovn.
Is1A.5 sA5,s;s, ,d ;., =, ,jEs, y Of deed sf
ons5 = ssction, on TUESDAY. the sth day Of De
= :ssssy SSssy E M % e sns sas P.s%sss;
nys n fis,lof Oh Georgstoyn,. bounded as follows,
sSs psIb Il ns s WA ssass
ION sinreyssetion With High street, and running
ssd .na aPrs ssr.s Ss .s vs & ns I y
ISes s'isy thence with said alley eass 70 ntsr.ect
bssnnns. and sssncs wiz VIZ .sid .e ss
Tern: g Ell q 4 8 $nsi:f Of the money
ra. Nth interest to be secursd note and Sssd Of
:Issisi9Ef sss s6SfsY sass
~ Jgy WALL BARNARD, Auct.oneers. .
IskuSrEES SALE.-By virtue OF a deed of
Il trust from Alfred Colins, dated October 6tb.
x,sSS.;S E 2Sss N asa
~ 0ciock ,. m, on the premises, the wssternmost
fourth part Of Lot fourteen, ulD in Square thirty
seven, l5.2ln Washington, fronting thirteen feet
eleven inches and quarter on north NJ street, and
running back, OF the same width. one hundred feet
mSre or less r. alley, with the mProvements being
Term. Of sale .One-third of the purchase money
20 be PAID In cash and the residue IN two equal
instaiments at and II months with interest 70 be
secured by notes and deed Of trust. -
WAITER g. cox
r. w. RISQUE,
Trustees Of Georgetown Building Association.
no zaWSd,ds WALL & BARNARD, Acts.
BY Wall. L. BARNARD, Auetioueers.
'IhUSTEES' SALE.-By virtue of two deeds of
Il trust from Martin Bosse, dated respectively
July s.l81, and November Z, 1855, and of record we
ylli oner at public auction, on FRIDAY, the I'd
aay OF December, at ~ O'Clock .. m, ON the prem
ises, Lot No. thirteen, t15t IN Square No. eight
hundred and sixty eight, ts6sl In yXashngtou, with
Tne m improvements, consisting Of . substantial
Terms Of sale: One th,rd Of the purchase money
20 pc paid in cash, and the residue in two equal in
stalments, ~ 6 and u months, 20 be secured by
notes, bearing interest and deed of trust.
Z MALTER 8. COX,
D FERDINAND W.RISQUE,
Irustees Geo[getown Building Associatlon.
{ oc z2-2swSd WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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NIGHT SCHOOt

NIGHT SCHOOL. ~
ian N Nhq6aeTiesr III epen UPON ths Sd October,
strest. corner Of =; Here will be taught sl the
Ensilsh I o!snohes, Mathematics, Ancient md Mod
ing, Afchitectnre. NstionA Philosophy and al or
which the calling life of any individual NAV de-
msnd. There will also be delivered, twice q week,
mort lecture upon Business" in ell its practi,
For further particulars see principal.
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f1AVNng DI1lUFURY.
[EfoRrAST ISgvIHEEE;SsP ISS9yIeE e s0VTEERS

- I
~ MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
. ~ - .sa Nsv or.s.s. & j.si.o$ Rs.i.sszs
: er he'rs Ass ssc sSecr..gers kAnvAs css-
R;fs:s.zi :..: P.sssi:. do. .IIss..As.s. sysss..
ccS cSsssssser.S. S-4'j 7.l..Alss Als.''s Asssls'
6sssd y.setsss. cslsasss, Esssssiss. y >
aSsss, sSs 9,.si % !; ss .s ssS:s
ssss svss q s1 3 s.d
e,S!:s A.: S;Y;:isas Ss.sss: i,s. ck.ss:ss:ss %
ssss md SEVEN Ssors IN tine % S2 Se22esis. % ms
!. The entire lsnstn q .his route psssss tkrosshs
Ti3sio New 0Iisss:9four psyssad Ten Hours.
= ssS g s.psssa !hssss o Ne. Sssss: ss :s;s%ss q
chsfsstes Esiiresd a s.snd issetisa. i sns p1o sse
I.sk,oa, and Great Northern kailrosds. % NsS
SFss Boat lrra.ssme.s ypess Msm,ass seaa.-
now boat leeying Msmphis eyeH day, SUNDAYS
points. Mondays. w ednesdsys and Fridays b. the
REGULAR New Orleans packets. and Tpesdsys, Thurs-
Ss, connsctns @ % them II b. snr rail Only TueSs Besr.
10 New Orleans. Boats always leave promptly on
the only Line that has Daily Line OF sssansrs on
.s..,. .Ess s..:
necnons. With he prlvileEe OF laying sver st any
70 cs. .ss 'ss.S,ss sss
eomfsrtsbls nights rest, ss the cars are provided
.ICr Be ssys asd 1sE Jsr 7ieksis vss orasss s.d
klexaadria faiiroad.
PASSENGER. for Richmond and the south or South
west are respectfully Informed that By purchasing
their Tickets wa Orange and .Alexsndris route,
they AVOID the snnoysnce Of change from boat 20
cars ~ the inconvenient hour Of midnight, "a By
the river route.
Pss.snsers from New York viii meet an Agent
Of the Orange and Alexsodrie Railroad at the Depot
st Washinston, from whom they viii receive polite
p The steamer GEORGE PAGE isavss ns
loot OF seventh street. at 81 O. m and
sh ,. m. for Alexsbdris, where, pas EsaS
and southwest. Passengers for CAavioftsscslis,
SfaEat0Ht Ftosf Royal Weedsfock, Wtsekssfsr. fc..
will take Boat leaving Washington st 6k q m.
Omnibuses leave the Once. corner Of Sixth street
and Per nsyivsnia avenue, II q m and .. I'M.
.IJ-On arriving st wsshInston, psssehge ers for
the south will be careful 20 take the Orange and
Aexsndria Railroad OTnibSs :.
90 S-d Ticket Agent, Washington.
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Dialogue az an Intelligence Office between
Lady seeking s.Help" and . Girl.
Few American women enjoy robust health,
and even in the humber walks Of society, al
most every family Is obliged 10 maintain one or
more female domestics. But when in search of
"help" at the intelligence Office, the lady
would seem to have exchanged places with the
servant, BY whom she Is often subjected to an
impertipent criticism as TO her style Of living
aud all her family Affairs. The NJ Y Herald
gives tho following as specimen of q diaIorue
which occurred at an intelligence office in Sixth
avenur - ttfE 81 TX
Lsdy-Your name is Margaret, believe. Do
you understand plain cooking!
Cook-Yes'm, should think / did; that's my
Lady-Wsl!, I like your appearance and
should be glad to engage Jon. q 20 3 $50
Cook-Wheresbouts do you live, mem? 1sr-
Lady-In Thirteenth street. - 3 Z
Cook-Desr me, that's q good wsysupt ptown-
don't like to 60 20 Far up. Many in the famiIys
LAdy-only myself, husband and two chill
Other servants Of course, How msnyl
Lady-Only the very plsss-
ant girl eeuntry woman Of yours, and : wo-
man who comes to yah every Monday.
Cook-Have TO do anything besides cook?
Lady-Perhaps 90 10 the door occasionally,
and assist in cleaning house on Saturday.
Cook with dignity )-couldn't do. it--taint
my business, mem, to clean house and tend the
door. I'm . cook. 49,, n i.sss.s
might arrange that How much do you want 4
month to DO nothing but plain cookings
Cook following up her advantage)-I must
hs have one evening oat every week, msm-
s Lady, (hssitatingly )--Yss.a .slssss sssss as.s
Cook-Hays hot and cold vatsr? stsss & -
Lady-Yes, and . range 'ssf
cook--Enelish bassmsnt house? Il fsss
Lady, (smilingly) )-Yes, and high stoop
Cook-You don't make = practice Of coming
into the kitchen, / hope; Inever allows lady
TO interfere in ne kitshsn-thsir place is the
Lady, with some resolution,-I mus. retain
the privilege Of going into my own kitchen.
Cook-Oh Of course, you can como in to give
directions about the dinner or such like-I
shouldn't mind that. Husband late to dinner
often? % g
Lady-Sonstimss, TIM afraid. :. = - .''''.s g.
Ccok--Oh: that's too bad. Do You have
!, ss.s 0oSs-Wsl, TN como for nine dollars .
Lsdy-Thas's 8 hieh pr;e.. fhsdt.sl.el,,
foq have recommsndslions, presume? ,,. :.
Cook (Hsuding ont q erumblsd pspSr.)
That's ny chsreeter; hat Isopposs I've y eood
right 70 .ss fcs yourn How an I % kan
lady-( Not noticing the last remark.) J Why
did yoa ts.vs yo4r Last plsesg =
{, oQok-xou -, men, I Wne to- god lockinr:
.hsn cpsnsd the hent door fdIts took ne lSr
Lady ytheushtf1ils] = Wen, I s9ppess 7
musfs y Wdl try. yoQ ak any yste -'.sN -'eN -
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