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? r; j \ \ i ittttniAV iioRMlWb. JUNK (L tttsFi>Av"5551$cBr jt?V?. im ^C>? HARrvn, E?q, our Senator to - Congr*M, arrived iu this (own last week ? from Washington City in good health. ? We present to oar reader* two impor tant pnpero drawn up by Mr. DieveMoii of 4ho leuHtu Oue oo (ho famous Forti ' ^kM\of? Fhtu of Air. Cuthoun, by which V tft* m*U0* of dollnrs, ?n? Mid a half of wbicl? wore dedicated south of Ike Poto aim Abe remainder ou a |ilw,fir (ho promotion of Education nod internal' lia* - qiUlerihe control df ih'o StaVk -ss'issfsfssd ? okhkhaL'wttrAnc by-the general govern * ?ieof> ^. . i ' Iti reply 10 th* Wt*Mhgt** Trley/aiU , wo cjm ftoljf Hy ifcfMbe char?* imputed to ot, oro not well tbamlod. If the editor qt tl?rt pe|tor will tekk the trouble to re* , potato pfpor which contained that re * ry4Q*wo*ip?? paragfqpb, he will ftnd'that vit found iU vty toto our columns in the ' cliiiricttp'bf t? .communication, end not ft* :?n editorial Article.- *f Wo would hUo in vitf. hie AH^ntion to] que paper of hut week, tvhtuoin.tho 'ewertiop of our cor rcpaodeul has been contradicted, to witt ' Calhoun received' 1ddeUarn til Suit**.*9 Thia waa never our opinion, -iud in order'to do lustit* tr 'li*. C. we took .a$ <|NN^$IS^iwtItn jr .siting the h<t(eras Wo did thefbrmen ? ... W? ' oifustnevertheless s.?y? of Mr C, ?f itcoeree, VAilgar, et?d,quarrelsome cW.?, ' *6ter. Mr. H%TmeV resolution* wcro not 'wuntirg, lo^hcyr that the person Wpftoint .-ed-end. paid/of ry^ti luting the debates. and1 keep onlee in the Senfttat ought not to l>? prompted to hil duty* or told when he. 0Ugt\T to' intfe'i ffcrfe. * "To' Hitfrfere When OCCMtett .obviously requires it,.is u, mufti iut awl QMtential part,of hi* .duly. Elie - what dot* hv-do theae? ?- ? ? ? We do oot complain of tho attnclr muife by Mr* Rnrjttptpl\Mi tlfd pubUc conduct or character'of public Oflfcei? of government. The^ibcrftcX pT tblcpf ??pte dependent on perfect freedom of deb te, require this right'to-bo exorcised ami fcidulged. 'But it ought to bk exercised in k manner to which no gentlem^i can "object; and the pm^ego of the lioufe ought not ?o ,be . abused for?tho purpose of needleesj vio lent, and vulgar defymatioij *'t t< [COMMUNICATION a. a *a9 ,iur.$ittft Ifcrtwr |?|*r Jems. ?m It |o4?m^i*AMMI?ltOtlw _ ,lhe world, ItufiM Klof ???"H lrte.1 hta Motel tetania, aitl ooaisKwd uaoorat??{Newyerk state, who ourta to ti^lodA wltlibia. ThteluMor Mr. y on (b? tnwfunmit of Great Hri ' V pupv*i?M}Bt fft Mr- Klnr.iu |iii HikiMWvrjr liiMu?b< minister, though be i,.,..,.., ? returned to Vfiib a?he urgsdtullie growi*g iufirml L jHabas beta gone oot?twelre ' op the short* ?f Gr^at tiH U Mmti. Can* i be |od* ll couveo ... ... l> J8JDOO dollars for fcitatolf, ab<hit 3/100 ft* bU ko>i; ascertain* Li* liO|><J??nd ea, relation* from Koverne,en| there, ?<*?!? ictum v.* We <ve oo\* To. Mud out Mr- Gal Htm with 0,00Vdollar* o*tIt fa Mr. Ktog's rcjom. ? I l?iv& oo objection to the apt<oiutt?>IH' of Mr. etteptthat hoivn (bo. old- but Mr. ? King'* apportittotot undersell ibe ilrrmpslauc^s very'.oucb likt ? jo?-- . Ycotfiw.; # ,? F. O. , ??' TUS FOOftlU or JULY ?Q> ?nhipg^ulrethisry will be just fifty ye?r?viuc: (Ue declaration of o0r independence u .proclaimed to tbe world. Since I hi- firm re solve ot??ttberljor death" rciouuded through out ll.c eld tMttocn slates, end since Ikow, v).r?? l>oeouM MM high witli manly |?rtde and p.ulotla ardour pledged "their live*, tfiesr for ? . ratted their raored honor in a dovhttul, bloody, | *". :t?l, yet they triumphed, for Heaven smiled on their labor* end t-mward them with im . .J'Ul|hfir. Neat to Oed. to litem we are in ?leUed for the Wmlptt we enjoy. Ifow kind Uod Kretefel the*, should we he to those who have **NM much for our e??e, our welfereendheppi . HUf surely we eiftllM rUver# honor and esteeai, tl?e reuMMMt of there Relhmi *Mtlh toe htfhly. Who would nount their faults' Or rather wbodoes love tlir.tr faults. Few, vire few ot then are now to be fouudfu the land of tho liv 'Hag- Uoi?tli has thiu'd their rank*, and la a Httle time will stimunoi lite IiiU of their nmtolte* to . Quit this stag* of ar.tiun mi.I rattr i?ilt life sternal. I would therefore propote, that all who were eo ??fed to any way, In th? service of the United olatM doting the revolutionary wur, who reilde lu the district be invited to join in with the peo. vie of this place on the ensuing 4th of inly irt ? ealeorettof (Ossuetlonal Jubilee. Ker I uuJ<rsteod < thtoyHUfamcDl* ate malting for a (antral peril aipatiouiu thr nolo*men!? of the dayiend diet al| urujo unite, both the highratfcl the low, tbo rich llu^isr, irudnd ?ss fennmdn tehle in en* r/tert of isuHNm; **4 the low ?tt'*oolV a* it sheukl h*. and my prayer is* that llfueua wilt Mew thi day nudthose who hfuor It. mh4 I believe u?yprayer will bagrantrit. I wontd ? 'bat the fair danAters of Columbia, could take a ? put wltb us. Howaver they might meet atkouirt 'Jteoiselves asd bare aa murh af^oyment and apvirt ?? auy body alee. It Is Mr tha'r cmslder attoQ. ? ORATITt'DK. fc Mawrt. Kpitow i?The time was wheuttw peo> tU seleeteJ tholr lefWlaten and ruler* for tixm ??lr>?, wheu merit w a* rewarded anil no aiaa was . .he first to a?Boua?e htmtr If a rau<U?Uie for o(|?r. rhat rime was tatorable to 'ha auHlratWw of uli Uvom auaHtlee of heart and need which It t toan fj? Ux dvtier of 'ho ?.**e rr ali? d to bi* raro. To TWFtopta ctndUilfi | of tbo oAcii wm (dt the eyre *ftboae wboaavoto* lb iUtHi tlw cwiW>l?. km nw ? day to bo NtoMti' byiwJIilHw H loW and Jundid, that f bey cm NlMMrliNtra awrif.ee that they MUfw do lira tOMVi Rio their riders, or to reward H when fouod there. The ooorae b therefore changed? i 1m wiliitals U ty int to announce hiu,aelf, ?ilwtljf wtMiM the virtu* of Ufau lo offer, and "c?mpijing with t\t w/iJk ?/ tkai.y fritndt," or "aunte refer*, . nod in twt Imhwiilikil tboWberty ol bavin* Mtotelf "n WwW *|tAitfrUnJ*, or " kjf tti re/?r*'," or w6y ?? wiMa/e/tA# jN^pfr.'' Being dov belorttha politic, doea belnvHeyoo !? osamiae hb qufcllfltatlon ft Does ha lay rlaltn lo bo your ruler, to Maka Iowa for you, to judge lor yoo, to deUmlai Car ^ou. btoaueo.ha baa bee* prenerlna bta tarad [v I be ilia i h ma of tbeao dutwW Nvjffa disw.oot deeire tp uad*fRo seek a aerullny; ha baa nooeof hut la w of (be qualltta tlon? tpkt could bear tha tea*. It Is not, therefore, My your Judgment that bo aooba (obavo bla oare qvniiAcatlofii examined. Bat well kaowioc how Wlud wo wo to the faulla of our friends, ami Sow cM^e<?yad wo art to Iboao of our enainie*. ha eeta up aa "year/WaU"?bo tatters sad cajole* you?ho **gUUt kit juiifmtnt fa year's," which ha fells you la fayinw?- ba pretepd* to bavo at least no other otyeot Mian year mttfurt. Aalriaoda mu?I bo toeMtya?r ma wiM^ dulm that l^t a?d you abould Lo an, aa aookbHity la twet promoted whara tha tMUe circulate* froJy?he readily af fords tha opportunity. Uimnpeltlug, your heart. la Mi pad, ami your jihlfoaant la tbiw Ud tmptuM. Bain* oow yocr friend, aod you belae bV?. your ooaftdeaee ii nest practiced on, au^tkf op^oting candidate l?.fir?tjrour eoaoay, tha aaaafolauotay oTtba paopta. T)wajoar Mead who* aary eleet are clot bad undera polUo aud ma flattering da. maouor, wbbao virtues art heightened by your Irbodstyp, and wboao ulU U elevated to your thus blooded and pertia^ judgment. Ilka a true tri>o l pofet? out your danger, thaw* tba ea?my before you, immaaks hb ovary deelga, and laya the binding,victim of hl? accuned ambition or are rice 4>rut(Vate>l before you?hie foibles magnified tofmilij, and'fracfformti. to crime*: Hall can elKibit no blazer pt-iure. JpAn, Kf*fl waut subjects when iucb art* aro K U. ... * .'.i J., ? ?? Tho follbwing remark* of Mr.C^naoN, of North-Carolion, in the Committee of the >V hole, upon the bill making appropriation for furnishing the President's house and to catty we the public buildings, we publish jn oradr to jpve the people of our country an opportyuity of judging in what maimer thvir money it* i>o unsparingly squandered away upon useless object* for the gratifica tion of a few of the nobles nt Washington. Wet would draw the attention of those billiard playing gentry at Wellington, (at the public expence) to an act of our own i^euuluture,, upon the subject of creoliaj? billiard tublcs in iho town of Columbia, or within.()fteen mite* of lUe town. Tho act absolutely prohibit* it. Tho rcisons ?? signed were',' thnt the giuno In itself wu? so /Vacillating, that it engrossed too much of the attention of tho Student* of oar College, thereby-interfering ^o much with their loUeginto studies. *'his act has never been ni^led, ?ud wo, linvo not, et tli'u blic Uiliavrf-fiblu is our town. r \y. W. evoald hM* t dent of the United States would sot u siiui llar example to his household; end in fu I lure should he be disposed to indulge in this ! feme, do it at his own espouse and not at ; tho expense of the pEorix. I Ttw question beiug i?|ion striking out Umt part wbkol* appropriate* tweuty-Avo tliuoMiid dollar* to furnithing the prctidcur* houiu? Mr. Carson ?aid, I aos sorry, Mr Chairman, to troobln the Committee with ? solitary remark upon thtsiuldect, but >wnN of duly iini*elt me to do so, mofrooilbU duty I thai I not shrink.? Before l oan vote for the approbation of a tingle dollar to make ftithtr decorations for the I'rcei dent's palace, I uiuit know who it is thai will dis burse the money, as well as for what particular kh?d of- foraitura K is to be cxpendvd. It astH be recollected Mr. Chairataii, that, at the last asssioa of ouofrem, fourteen tbouivnd dollar* ware appropriated for this particular put pose. ? This sun, as appears from the documents before u*, was placed, by order of the President, un^er Use control of bis aim, M*. John Adams, Jr., and how was U expended? Why, sir, the gentleman from Georgia. (Mr. Poriytk,) kes ?eid, Ik at14 there ere kerns in the arfcouut rendered, whichhc .could hava wisbad bad beck kept In the dark and nevpr brought to Hgbt, aad be had to secret that ibrf aftt now placed ok the public re cord. of. this house.* l> loo?. Mr. eheirssan, re* grot that therr sre sueb record^ and I" asdre es pecially regret that avch disposition should have won uiadaot. the public money ceelded to the IVokideitt. 1.again atk, bow was Ihie nteney e*. pended? 1 ?ollcit the indulgence of the c6mmH tee. whilst I repeat a few of the items as furnish* ed in the official report of Mr. J. Adams, jr.: , Item, "To L. Kurvand, fur Billiard Table, fiO 00 I ? ? To B K. Poeiroy, lor Billiard Bails, H 00 j To P. Thompson, for Cheta-mru, 0 00" tin. itc. |? it powilde, Mr chairman, to believe that it ever was intended by cougrcw, that tlm public money siiuulJ ho epphed to the purrheae of gamingtables aud gambling furniture' And if it is right to purchase billiard teOlee and chase? men, wliy not pnrcheae nteo, ph-wo bnob*. piay ing cardi, race hurt**, and every other article to complete a system of gSmbfcim at (be IVenidrat^ palace, and let it at on?o be undere stood by the people, tbat, tbU ta a most sp/rndM Kainhhng administration. Mr chairman, suck condeet in the chief ma gKtrate of this nation, ia enough to ?hnek and 4larm the reli|clt>u*, the moral, and reflecting part of lit* continunity; etoectally whew we see SUehan adminhtratino, attempting to revolution ist* the C?th'?lic religion in Houlh America, and tOpremw/gA/? the Irar doctrine* of our Huviour. by tending ministers to 1'ausma. But, Mr chair* roan, there are ether Home In Uie *c<oant render ed, which I d? not fully comprehervb The item* for tlm singie artieta t,f dry goods < tmounlt t0 %tp*nr4? e/ fteeaJW-srern Aw?4rt4 4ml ftt." What part of the fefnttms, Mr. chairman, was UiW Hot carpeting, air, foe I discover that article cedar its proper sum*. It is nrnvt obvious Mr. ahalrmen, that the fouruen thousand dolUn hare beee espanded in a most r^/rasrdiemy ksennss, ami we ere new called on to add Iwsnty.fee thsmspil more I ?or vee, ?tr, can rfaeer eate tm pay farther ?wm, until I bare an atfersnoe (hat It wtM net be ex* ended f?r the pcrpnse of i iifln|i| the gam e* nm^nnedykllA JHeC msiiM IHinf Bnt. sir, let It ant be said, ?Mt I aherge the frevidoatot tb# UsKed Mates wM be^acn gam. BMP" tier. ft eiimmfctei, in te Btdrtf Mr<, . UitUewwMfc ofBie Npert IW , readerta* tWeaoooual. it mey m* bo U ruil, IKiltt* mpmWmwI ttflUto ft* the UMde tokb mi ?tato<Mrtrie(MN IVi l\ m. ry? tm lA* ttrkltM ere** .* btllbrJ tabMjtthT Tat a baa ki? Mrti/ttH iViimiii/ Wf?-<IW> b??lwrt> ? But If tble t? imrty, Tfor pm em ?nfiHwimill , to appropriate Nf jioradfthe public Mr for ^wmmm ginia reeolutflU given be)**, wdeeemiwriwieef thovie*?lfl t?eeei*ed, witb tlx pofey wl#b h? wMi tt|J *W? noimeof the preee?t.ewmiaiatr?tion. tivna it Ihe force of piiffcwfi all IM we I have Mid ob Um MMfl ef ? Moaarehkel party in (hi* country. Not eonteatwitb kMWiiglM,| i houiu of thaakim, wjthhia miaaion to FimmJ and every othor MW of petreaage whii uponl by the l'r<tklenf, inhi*u4?eulug a|*ech, wivid I i ture to affirm thai/bate.aaverna* baeo ? aingte IwllMf'niimwiMyHwMfulmtaiof lb* I govern tarn up to U* present tlaae, in which auch exertion* Itave bapa aw Io empend the pablic Money, From the docorptjon of the palace up to the puieha?e of Mr/ngeJa. it would appear that the great object wee. any thing but tconomg, aad aothlng but iwitpnMt Tb? attempt on the pert of eorae of the favor ite* of the Prvaklent* particularly of ? certain Auditor aoU the Mcretary of State, to IncreaM tba maibr aa well a? ibe pay of their particular depandeeta, K although a eMail matter, well worthy of notice. We in twara that many of the auoordtaata oAcera are Mot compCQMtea for tbair avrviceat bat, iaateed of giving Auditor* of public eocounta mora ?Mte, lor tba pnrpota cf lacraaaaog tba number of, end giving more lei aura to, tba writer* authority," we Would IncreaM the compenraOoa of Uwaa now ia ode*, and require of tW*tojM"!*i their *ty. In thi* declaration, m may f>e ? playjtf. iato tbe hand?', of a certain gi ia?tatM^a?>Mt wa bra prepared tomaot N?eonteqnenc?t P,i preoei Wa are much gmtiftad to-ftod that ear former number*, upon ibtt aubjeat, bate attracted much attention, end that many of our ue? aubacrlbara have deaired to obtain them. The -diecuMion will be renewed, end connected directly with tbo mea?urea and policy of M the coallttoo. Kor tba preaent, wa give tba extract from Mr Madtaon'a report, and a latter from Me. J. Lang* dou to .Mr Hingold, iacoaflrmation of what wa have Mtliorto aaid., " That the obvloaa tendency and inevitable re ault of a r.ooaotiUatiou of Uie atntea into on* ?ov ereigtity, xroulM 64 to tram/orm lha ttptblitau syiltm nf tfn Umtnt-Statu into a montsicMy, It a point wbioli eariria tu Jwve been autloieutly ?k tM?u uy in* general acutiment of Afiaerica. la almost every ia*tan<*e of,dbcuMloo, relming to lite c?n?ulM<itiuu in t(ur?tiOo. it* certain tendency (o pave the way to inonarcliy, toema not lu)i*va bcon conteated. The prophet of auch * conci liation, b?ifurmwi tIm only Wpic of cuiitroveriy. It would bo unnecessary, tbuofofe, A?r th? committee to dwell long ou the <e?a*? which support Um potiiiou of Urn geqeral 11 moy not be improper, hoWtver, lwo Cnnseoueuclm, evidently flowluk fNM* *? ?i<>n of (haMtrilphwers to trrJty subject falling within the Me* of ihe " uotrd welter*" J Uooceo*equ*noemwstbe, |oenlarge?? hftS led by tb* eomtit?tk>a, the di|?.?lty OHHH Imodatiug legal regulation country ?P?l I to eitcnt, and ?o various in He oircutuitaoce*, hea beeo ntMb Alt; *mJ hot led to occeiiooel iuvo?Hnents of power io tbe eieeutive, which involvw perhap* as large a portion, at cen be Ideemed consistept with tb* naluro of th* e*vcu tiva trust. ln,proportioiiaatb?ohb*Nof lagbla tlv? enre might he multiplied, would (bo time allowedYor aneh bidtujlnu^ed, tod tbe dHBcnlty of providing uniform and particular refulaliotu for all, be )ii?(00^d. .Prom (ha?nVaaa,waald ncr.eaniril/ WW* o greiUer IXtotk to U? agWMy of (bit ibtMiniit wftefc laalwnya fa mMm, laud which could bett'uoulJ rf|Mla(iewof a gen leral u*tufa,.*o aa to suit lliem to Hi* diversity of (particular situation*. And it ia in tfcia latitude, u n wffladw to,' the deficiency mt (ho laws, that the decree of executive prerogative mate* ri*U# aaati^fik , fur, TMathar qicCtinninei tpttkl b?rl)M?f inet* cee.ive augmentation nf tbe and I emolument? depending vo the eMygjfra Wilt*- | Add to the protent leeitlinat* ? every description which a <JH ?t*tea would teki from them,nn# ||?|#fw (o the federal government, umI thapatrafaflf of the e* ? ecutivo would Monetarily bo aa i?pi-h*wtU*il in land p*tron*ga,tfcn**, eVidenUy. * ehlnf magistrate id Uie union, by J encore hi* re-election from tTrni i nnily. to regulate the mwinloti or, by giving an tian?c*nd*nt an jpMinllnunu to I th* oAop. would render the nlxUapTfo ikm We-1 km* ami rarmpU lhal th* pnMIcy<M?}Mt migh t I tell for an htrtiUery, in place enstlon. Whichever of thea* evjM low, th? transformation oftfu rtpnl th* U*UtA Staid f *1* a wo northji (h* CNuornl Aaeemhly.from a eooaMpMMn^RH at*tea into one iteynreignty, would hn aquullyutt-l oooipHehedi nhu whe(p*>r il would bn.'foto a mil oil ni nrt 4U*tui* monVfty, mi?M degand on too many contingencies td ndmit of *ny nprtaln (ore ??*>t.rt- , Portimoiith, 0^ 10. 1000. D**n Kit?" Ynar agree**!* favor of lb* 4th ioat. haa thia nMU*at coatl io bond. I am greatly rejoiced to are gentUmeo of prapaitf and | Hifluooe<eon?* forward at thia eventful moment, In the common daiue.of our ooonfryj 1 have no doubt wo ahall yat be Aved. " lam now packing my <^|*|t,'a*4 ahall a*t out in tha a(*ga to-mortow morning, far lha City of Waahiogfaa. I hoprto be io (l3tlmfre by the bag^aulag of aagr mantn,. Thia nreveaU thy aaewering your letter ia frealy e* I could Viah, Mr. Taylor, andaivfalf, >fr AJaovijarMniy pn waeeedhiamekt fea far aa mf mmwt wu> in (ha vary wot da mauttooed ta W ImtW ? That he hopad or eapocted to wa thd day < Mr. Taylor end hit frb-ad Mr. 0*M* would b? convlaoad /ha* thrnmafc ?/ Am+if <*hld nef h ?e^py wUHatti aa htrtiiiwn M*/ ?Mw*grafe aad -n*U, araf '?mf>r H/tJn ? B?lieve me, ilneerely, 1 ? Vaor ahadienta*rraa(, ? . , JOIIM LAMODON. Mb fawv?|. Kraaoto. vlvad a mawieim egaiwTthe Sita b? Kfw York' wMdl*a<Mkf atta^ht iMr ?*aTa Hghte, a* wall *2 <tta vdltiaaflW?tte^a3l<rH??w<h^gHM? har sort P? ?ho J!3)|li!uaUr??t bat oolking ?net wm doAe witlik. Tht? pim'nshn Ww? " ~~ "" Indignation In Um stale of f*e?r 'York. " to w?|| Mjr (*ays the flititml Advo cote) tho |*Mr*l government Ui our market boat* and vegetable mJ asllk carts. Ifthe canal Of Iftw Tort, iMNwiUwd it n coat of S*fiyO, (1001*4 (Ijjkt mri Uboar, wi Hni WinHirtetly cp^wBadhf tho muni iimwii. H MImi tbalovasy mmIIi tba Ualom pro pel4HX* Md U>a/* Is M+*3tf ? <^?Mtl^ to 'Iwtid tovtraWMt. If th*M compels the owners qf hotUto ' doty, what pr**?at? 1)m Ufc.]or '?A*ln?at lMlt3?Ce>d to bo tho* approached, k b evident that tha na tional government will bold than *1) fu?bnl?a ? It is not, ho waver, neeeaenry to dleeuas tbb point. Tho canal is na mncb tbo aolo properly of the ?tele of NeslrYork, aad beyond tbo men of tbo K?neral rovertunent a? itftraenels, arms and pub lic buildings. Tboro neverwa*a period of mora jeoloua aoo*iUlity and eioitament as to data rights than tbo praaont, and wo arc nt n tow to eoryec tnro who urged this weak -measure. " Tho people will never pay It, and tha govern ?nt in attempting to enforce It, wilt elevate ? torch not entity emtin?uished. We pay siateeo nuually into the reuerml confers. Wo millions annually into the general any, therefore, wUh other state*, u LtX is* aloru.' Thnlnte Londua pnper* furnish ui an appalling connt of the renewed distresses In England, of wbkli tho following tunrntrr is given in the Boa ton Courier. " Kngland ?Tk* account* of commercial era - bormaemonts nnd private diitrruei, are Indeed melancholy. Letter* receivedin London on the 18th from Manchester, carried intelligence of tbo re appearance of distress In that place. Be* tween 40 and &QjQpO pcrCoas were out of employ, nud many nlmoct io n state t>(starvation. Tbo wnniof order* by th* mnnufactarara wa? amln ?da, the causa of wn.nufcttnadt rcnerranec of tb?se dktroaalnf events. UneaeWpled misery reigned amon* the wretched manufcetorer* at. Blackburn. Thousands and ten* of thousands were without Mate nance oc bread. Whole fami ilea la that dietrkt were dying far want. 'The. monnol famine met the spotted ear, from fa mi*hcd father* and aUtving children. It appears from the proceeding of a public meeting, held on the 7th, In ihc sessions bouae of B ackburn, and detailed Inn retpecubln government paper, thai for nine wttki previous, about fourteen thou sand Individual* had been fed by poblle charity! That whole families had been found without ?owl, money, or work, and that the most heart reading acenraof dtttfnm were daily witnessed. lb*roll at uitery wm?IUI lucreaatn^ without any immediate pros{tect of employment fefthe^uffer cm, and I ho cotuiuiUee Inplwt the lid of lb? b?nevolmt to ?*???(? the otrrpoweriag waul, *nd slop iha cria* of (kmIn* la tha village of Bullock Smithy. tliere are 682 wearers 4A9 of wkurn ara totally out of employment; many large UmilWa iMiing entirely dependant on a very ina leauate Allowance by lUe township, to pre* vftpt their itarvUtf. At new church, the parish relUf fur persons out of work, varies frnw M to U.-34 n week. The farmer* complain daily of this diiirert, and smt ihey cannot pay their rfcats. The stagnation iu the Uce-tnule It raid to bo be yond ail precedent. From the Improvement in (bu*e who formerly rwmtf Ski. 'or jjoTl?MS! can now earn but 2s. 0d. or 3k The state of trade in Leicester dtd not improve. la ooe parish alone, 1100 fa mil >*? were living on the tmall pit tout'ji doUJ out by the parish " Parii, April 13.?ufn(ellig?ince ii t*?l (o hivi arrived from Si. IVtcraburgh, auDOunclug that theMgotUllooi with which lh? Oak* of Welling loo w^i charged-have ml (carried. Hit gruce U represented to have bwu inatructed lo demand that deliberation* should be bald la a oongreaa of tha great power*, lit, Of oatha means of putting an end to tha tfuion of christian blood in Urme. and of terminating (ha affair* of Moldavia and Walachia.?#d, Upon tha adoptiou of arrange mante tending to reduce ha all atate* (ha force o( the standing ariniea, tha great mass of which rea der* nttetwry taxes bordantoioe to (ha peopii j a measure which wook' involve, on the part of Rue?la, tha ecpprenioe of bar military colonies. Bettha RiwIm Cabinet, we are assured, whilti it offered to (aha part in negotiations with tha Forto to pat aa aad to tha eaagainary struggle of Ore ace, aaawared eftoa tha other points; that tha/ could not ha tha subject of coy detiberatiob Mi aeiaiaa with tha other power*; that tha dift rulties relative to (ha Moldavia and Walachia/ resulting from private treaties with tha mbtiine Forla, wei c an affair that ceetalvaly ?on?e?ned HTuaia, and that aba wlthadlo (crmiuate without entering iato tappaaati with any oa?: ao&, lattly. that tha reduetfoa of bar army, andtup praaaUeof her military aeioain. formed a part of ber system of government, which it betoawed to heraelf aluoe to modify or ehanfca, aa abe night eouuderit to aceord with her interest#.. ' ' (CewHfufiontf, DlfcD? In Ihb place, oa the 4tb ioetent, mfhtt a lingering iUac*a of Ua days, Mr Oconee C. Vac Lew. eaed 89 yeara. The d*ceaa>d wea e aatire of tbi* IMate, hot recently from Alabama. To sct the leaat of the deceased, he waaa duti ful aad hind aea?aa attentive cad afcotieaate brother?io hi* friendship aineere aad uuafected With an uahUaaiehad character, be pomaaad c heert alive to all the feeling* of (rieedahip and generally. OCT We arc authorised to Mate that RIC'D ft! HARRISON ic n ceodidcte lor tb? office of aherUT of Fairfield diet riot, at the upprowbinR election. CCf We are authorised to Mate that Cot Wll.l.lAU M'CRRIOHT will ha a caadMate for the oAre of StserMT of Feirtcld diatriel, at (he approaching election. April ft in t Jan. 7 gT Wo are authorize! to .(ate (bat MhJ. THOMAS J. COOK, wiH he a ncfldidate for the ofteo of ahertff ef Fair Ac Id dla trtet, et the approaching electioa. May 30. ?? Young's Mill's. THF.aobacriber, will he rtetct from the 8|cle fo/a few mnethe. aad givee catke that h4s SAW It OS1ST MILLS will Mill continue In a? aratiac, under (he direction ef Me. Thee. Phm JAMBSYOVHO. J jTW t fl S SOI (Hitfvii) ymni Jfc< tHMmti V ?*? IhitiMm *nd M+*kt?ol Milled te go at Uri* wdUle tW nM to?i^ u<de?* ho b> wmiIwI to iMTuwirMtB ww?thl? or tsomved ibereofi; (udlTllldMii?(MllM diaedvfred ko!m( at larfce trithnntbeiac to ^u. sled Mid w?Ui a c^lar wi^nl^ the ownfcf tnetaerof eocb dog ?Mi jp?W* f*l <*? ???* of two MbM f?f ea?|? |?l' ir?7 eobh oAm*. ?ne MfdMnoUpHpiU to (M UktiM)wrht ||w iw? That UhWO/Vr* Tmrwvj-mmiwwmi the Mefrabal M |ifcilh?Hy evety audrdokor ' ?lug at'large ?' t M pereooe'pioduMog adtkffcrti** ptoof killed eny doghEabaHwijtinJapiOTdhMftatho dlreeliont thereof, tfcwKW lo WWiti ?M?> of fifty Malt for every tneh tlog it kHM. JPr? ?Y?</, ntrtrlkrUtt, Thtt ibil ordiMMl, *r an? paft thereof-, dial I ettrfcd 10 traveller* or (Mr ?Hf* who -aire peatlng immediately - tkrenfk the (own In tbe pretence and nnmpany of Mb etaer? nor to eporttinen who in luwdkUlf pealing tbrouftrontb?object oftheirporanlt.- ? A*dfie it /kHhtterdefiwW bgIk* nqifiarifrqjbre* *uU% That thla ordinance, or tto taH thereof, Ml take affect utrtil Ave day* after the palaagnaand ratification thereof. Ratified in Conaeil aaaembiad, thia tUWday of April, 1B23- ? J. T GOODWYN, fnicndanl. ? - v ' ' * 4 ITT* The citixcoi are hereby notified, tbat tbo above Ordinance will he moot riftfdIjr enforced. Vf C llARItlSO.t, T. H. May 3!?t, 192(1 , gt. %* GEORGE HJSNNESSY; CO.iCHM.IKEH, HAS removed hk afcop oppbehn to Adam EJ .far'e brick HUWto, etan ha Mteqdi to eerry ott the btwfeeae of COACH MmIK^ bo. ia all ita branchee Ha haa determined, and that with a atedfatt rtaolution, to favo* bit ??.? with hi* atricteat attention to botineee. He hope* toieeeive hla altera of the pnbtte patronage, and front thotfe who hate heretofore favored him baa nothing to (ear, at he it determined lo do all in bit power to (live general aetafaction. He hopee that peraone ruftftgiitg work will call and take it away aa toon aa completed or acoordln* to pro mbe, aa dtaappolnlmente are not agreeable todilm. O. H. will nive immediate employment to n Journeyman Coecii Maker The ailUatioa will be permanent. June 0. ?-tf. Wateree Lands for.Safe, rpHE ?abaerib*r would dhpooo. st bb JL (ion oo Mm Wiuhw river awewp, ti ?bo*? SUUborf, couiKii| of two containing MO um of lively oek iMid, with ? portion o| - river n lulf of whiab hat bnn cleered. The i within a mil* ditlinl from the ibon, eNWH 8l? 4cm of well timbered pine tend of Nfcerbr qoeUlr. ~ . An ndvetitejceom bargain wonM be gives to etft approved uarchwr Apply to * ? ? J. II. TAYMHk Columbia, Hay 80, 1086. ? 22?If T To; Rent J [MIE etore end counting ro^n which tho nk< I wrlber at prmtH ocpupieee la the m? BRICK I1ANGK, with a good collar, awl a good back itoro. AI?o the upper pert of the kotM contkiaion eight Urge roo?M, (Ire pUtu in each, kitchen, coach houte and ell otMr out hoa*?, pertaining; alto e (tore nest door to Meeete. Per* via k Co. opposite to Metfre. C, k D. Rree?n, twenty by tiiotty with e ewjwwe twenty by forty, with four roome above with n two etnry brick kitchen. Fowet4on een be. gireo by lb* Irtt of October, end aooner If required The aubacribertekeethia method of informing e!1 thoee that ere Indebted to him by bond or book eo? count prrvlou* to the IM of Janoin 1929, tbet they mu?t come forward end eetfln by tbe Id of October nest, or they win And tbcm In (be band* of ati aUorney (or collection, without re?p#vt to penoo*. . JOHN BLACK. Columbia, June 6, 1lM. 93?t. let. Oct. Ndtico. ptllSOWB heriog Book* in'their ppeteifUn mT Vlonehtf totha-Soqth Cerolina Collide M breryh'arnreqneeted t? return them before tka I5t"b Aft. " ' / ( ? So%. A BLACK, UtrqHmt. tC^p9t9Ma, lone 6, 1829. . . ?-5tT For Sale, lOL. CREYON'B fairgn brick SlffrtK, 9 with commedle?dwelfcna epprt . at the corner of Rlehardeoo *ud Walnut ttreoi*. Apply tt J ORROq. April II. IS M All Persons ;; INDEBTED (o the auhecribar*, whoee note* aad account* wore due on tbo Inl of Jfeabery 1935, ore reaelred to make pnyment before the navt re rum day, it longer Indulge Nee caannt be alven. And all tboae indebted to tbo enbeerihere rot pttrebaeoa made I net year, are raeeact felly re quested to make payment me fledlaeln their eo couMe. PERCIV A L It CO. January 9. 1 tf Notice. WM. C. PftEtTO* end RICHARD T. BRUMBY, have lornmd n eopertnenhlp in tbo practice of Law at Bouatnrriik, end b?%o opened an Otee la Mwl piece. Jenuery 91 / ? ?? ?'???? ?? /? y ./ Notice. TMP?cofutlna?dilplmTtofuraaal< na, uader theism of Wa-rr* la < dieeolred on Mm Intof'Jdy IfeH.* owing book ecoounta. are avquerfed to onl|>n Aci se Oiaaoe tor eettl?n?enV ho nletae being |p tborlned to aolleot tbe tana. ? ?. WATt*. e ALLEN OIBBOit 14. ? .IeTmm "i. , 1 ? " ? ? " ?? Consolidation.