Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tuesday, q&hndfy?k ? ? i ?ir?^r~7? HPlll/HH>Mn h?l been received and will have t pWIn e?r nexh-*-"Qiiu.ow" wfti tlttkattoMMla' Mi Hieilof at Jarnti We are nammatniK^ m wHhMd% fcr tue peo ple the servkfca performed by Mr* K. while he was across the water* We are sppre Wt1 WyP'WFB acquainted irttetlita ethe senr ?tgptSml are ataleaetoftodtbe~benefit i and the tektitm of thl pn the wp ? mWl.,Rlr I __ We areeppre| heushre he has Wrought no miracles, we We mission. It he h?u done any hope his advocates will let us tu?ow It We meet acknowledge for ounehre* (ead we take the liberty of speaking for the people,) that we are totallyb the dezk,ae to the essential benefit the Montiy has derived frosi hUmuointntut * us for as our feeble perception, will allow ua Co judge. We kne#. that the aslsslon to FUieiaad has put-into the pocket of Mr. K 4MM hkiunttf* the sum of from twkntv to TWKNTV*nvK thousand dollars, ia the small space off one year without rendering hie country any more service than If he had fow iomiin his arm chair at home, writ ing essays Tn support of his favorite admin istration. We will at least five Mr. Adams Credit for one thing?that is, h? cannot be laxOd wfch Ingratitude, for the evidenoe of the reverse stares you In the ?s< ? For Mr. K's. services in promotbig his doctlon, he has received at-wast 95,000 dollars and for Mr. ClayYservices he has received the office of HeciytaTy of State. We hope the elec tion In 1829 will bring about a different state of aflklrs, and should we be successful, It will not be by bribery and corruption. Jack son is gaining ground dally. A & talon paper, of Friday, contains the Col* Towing paragraph: "PnMwmw Pmptrt?A gentlemen informs at, and says ba baa uaqnestlnnahlr authority lor the statement, thai Thomas P?i?e, nnr the doaa of bb life, committed to the cara of Mr. Jsflbr >?>?, to be dispoaed of at Mr. J. sboald think |iro per, a manuscript wprfc entitled " Tbe Religion of t!ie Sua." Is It bnhwn whether aueh a menus ?-.ri|>t was lafl by Mr. ioftfwn among bis lapara.' and if so, Whet dlspr sfttnn Is to be msds of It?** [IffA rttftel /? lk$ t>{ it. trt tk?ul4 aJritt, is cmm Mr. Jcfkraen thi n*4 itMrty tht 4* ff*U, li-il U to burnlbjf the kt.udt tf Ms cemassw hannmnn Tkt %wrld km* had tnoiigh a/ Paint's rtligi?t.]- Ed. Nat. Gas. 8u<*.h a suggestion as the above is worthy of the liberal minded Editor of the National Gazette. We wonder if lie would havo as readily committed to the hand* of the com mon hangman, the minutes of the Hartford Convention, to be dealt with in the manner he recommends to dispose of the unfortunate Pane's " K* I iff ion of the Sun:'* we doubt not The time was when the vital spark took it*Might front the body* the hatchet was buried. Tills relentless foe to a stauch advo cate of the Rights of Man and of Civil Mid Religious Liberty has no stopping place to his malignity. Mr. P. has long since been called from this busy world to atone for the sins committed in the body, and we think he has, or will, stand as fair a chance for eternal felicity as any of his persecutors, not even excepting the rharitable Editor of the National Gazette. The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer, in adverting to this subject, say: " We have good authority for saying that no Mich manu script aa the one referred to, was ever left in the cluuge of Mr. Jefferson." This being the cut. where the necessity for this gratui tous and unbecoming; suggestion. We are all acquainted whh R tr. P ?. character, both political and religious. Who a., tone us that can say he haa done no wronz? We admit that Mr. P. has done what he should not have done, and then again he has done what he should have done; therefore the good should balance the evih and we are free to declare it as our belief, that Mr. P. did more by his writings to establish the independence we now enjoy thsn did the Editor of the Na tional Gasette and all his ancestors put to gether. The following is the remit of the election held on the 4thlost, for Intemlant and War dens of the City of Charleston. The whole of the former Council with but one excep tion, have been returned agaiivby the voters of that CUy.?An asterisk will denote those who have been returned, who held seat* In thp late Conned. * iSTSpnAirr?'JOSEPH JOHNSON, 010. Wmr4mm. SS WM? Ho. 1 E. I Interna, 748 js i>. Infraa, 04t *tUrnwm Bsdsdsa 1. W. fahmidt; Jnaasb Claibe. W^-AimMly, 64 Wans No. ft. ?Win. Washington, MO TJa?**SM>?, MO W*af? We.* . *DsnMJ. Wsrieg, ?Wiitiem Lav at, 8Tt ?Job* /oHhsoo, 47* J^W MKtfreH, 410 Theasasksrjii r, M* Was* He. 4. ?Robstt Homhsm, ?10 fhs. M. Fniman, eit ?John Xrabiahn, My ?John tftortbesk, *88 M. D Harlot, 87* Wsi. Roeen, 878 Msgwood, 857 " M 3fc? (hat ?H m m?4 m (ft thto \r?r ?*? CWMftte ItfcMf* 1 M? R(ximi.?II to Mirvly iMUfrf MMn i? ? rrl ?4f torofm*t(?f? ?*4 Ntown ???pon - JlkMHy ito very hMwtof of wImw ?on . . rnmm. iMoMiMM* * mt (to ?c?iQiu?tofcwnt <rf ItoffH ?Ml Mf M ft*, to look I* MMH of Mm ?KmiIMm Tow ' " watoHwn4 ?tto f-MtoUhr* of Mhip ond "btofc, I opooly wow t 000I4 iN-WnI mom, ?Hm tod pr<? ?f tto mtoly to ? tofcrt pmmml mmtp >e< (Mr m |Mvvf> Ana *Biowin| it M* ?H. w ugrveee ywifiuw pommMi 91 VM ottjr Of1 stoa. They have learned, from Mai ft tlfeAt Mm MAIMi gS (mm fll^a ? ?ik ll .Ifc, r> ,sjfcT.Ttt sks^s^SSjS a^ss^TOsS1 EsasHssss ? a WW www & & . i r ?kjt fAllnwtatf ?laa?li,..? I ? ?. - <>w?... iA QO ??Meal (Mr determlnullon to 'wfpod Aoams w?d to nraaeo Junoir By ?M oothorily does this Qnlsotk "Civis" iwrt the conceakd favnaritehmof tbaae Gentlemen to lb* ndminU-l (rallow ud hostility to General Jackaon? If* would emphatically aek Mm to wmr wltk nfNMM to iwln 8-?, unoel tbk auhject. Wt knnw bW motlvt, we w!*h him to (Mwoiri with hk source* of hk oitrnordina rv information. For we know him (o be the au thor of ? most egregious, and, IT ha I* not blind, a moK trilful mlsreptesenfalion. For whom could thla belt have been Intended? For the member* of the Lcgiaktnre? Did ha suppose 'oT S?l.,d '* * ?n*?b* <* I** Legislatureof S:C. likely to safer** gross aa imposition as tbia ahatlow artifice waa intended to eternise? Fortunately for the interest* k credit of oar State our lawgivers are bKter Informed, or mora honeat men, or both, than Una wily correa l itondeat of a apleuatk Press. Waa If intended to influence the result of the ensuing election by I the people for member* to the State Legkla. tare? Alas' tha peopU ot thl* State, it would I appear, are much mora familiarly acquainted than our Charleston Wend with tha uniformly ?pea, decided, aUi, and independent course, which ha* over marked the political protreas of"Judge *- ." Did "Clvls" aver percelvo this gentle men struggling for an oMce, Cm, by secariag at III* beels a federal party, and than to ndt a J alteration */ eireums/ancet, fulminating through the mouth ofafilead a swelling proclamation touching tha wuritp and emuirieneg e/At? rtpuhl luannmf Did lie ever attempt to ridle Into oBcel upon a temporary current ?/ popular fttibtm or I tore* prrjmHr*f Did As ever reach a point of] |M>IMImI elevation by pinning Ma Mb (o thei sleeve of Mil man or Ud of Calhoun or Jmdf sea, or by concealiag 1st* determination? Pre vious (o the laat electku of members to thai State Legislature, there wa* given in (be District of York, by ticket, a general a&preaeloe of public feeling upon tba (ban pending rraaldeaUai eke lion Almost ess wnestleaotts tuMMsnivd tor General Jackson, (M for Mr. Crawford 16 for Mr. Adams.) At tbk time, It la wow I very well known, opinion* upon (Ma salijset were generally made tba standard by which to maoaora all pretention* to politkal merit. Ought not, then, a cunalng candidate for popu lar suffrage under such circumstance*, being a strong supporter of the claim* o< Mr. Crawford! to tba Prejldency?to have "oonoealed bla deter mination?" What, however, wa* the course of " Judge 8 ?" Why n feerlea* and bosses! tie I claratio:i, in the face of day,/and against a po ?pular current, which I think would have wbaimed the feelings and tba courage of "CUU," to oontbsae, In (be event of bis election, bl* moil decided support of Mr. Crawford, should bh pros pect* promise to be proited thereby; but if not, to yield bl* support to the candidate Vho might defeat Mi ditftes e/ John Q. Adam*. Ha did Anally vote for Jaek*on's ticket. Doe* thi* show to "Clvk** or to tba Stata, a fovouritakm towards Adams?an opposition toward* lack ton, or a concealment or determination.? Did bl* reaola tions, so dafteite, *o inteiliglhle, and to *My advocated, so successfully earned through, deriag the past samfon of the Legislature, (agather with hi* aevere criticism of the leading doctrine*, am* bodied in tba opening executive nseaaege to eon* gress?did all thla Indicate?did It not contradict ?a coincidence of political views with Mr. A dense'' How doe* ??CkkM now *tnnd before the tribunal eft candid puMk? Whatever may be the vbw*, wbkb tbO'writer of thla enterulna toward Mr. Mmm and his ad mlnWtratlon, wbkb k by no atoms* Mm anblant of ?AMielfl?ealtAM U \m ?siMsil*a4 !!<>? IsIsn |a jiamIm I rfifi!wnBfPUOii| if it VwMviwvti iof nitn vcv ronirn' diet moat eapHcltly the statement of tha corres pondent for tbe Charleston Marenry, wbo ha* va ry prsiamntlonely, but no donbt patriotically, ta? kan upon himaelf the pleasant and truly credit a ? Ma duty of vilifying mm vulanr abuse tba end Me duty of vilifying with vulgar dne* and motive* of nlovated, men by coaetita ttonal mean*, to tba moat dignified station* Inci dent to onr government, and whose *arvke> and name* are Intimately aaaoektod with aosne of the moat Intereatlng aa well aa brlgbteat period* of H* history. If ^Civk" or (be editor ot tba Mercury were n "Janiae," nnd bud before (hem (be Mack a Mam J>Assl?l Asa corrupt ion of m PVNPI HMIVj. Wi ?notiia w happy (o bear from eilber or botb* (bam. 1 should have sent (Ms to tba Mrittry, but I mm apprehensive that (bo editor would not have tba liberality to frigkb it. TO a virtue some It. Tk n virtue *a, tbarafui*, tr< TS^iTa^Sw a m. For Sale. THi: wUiHUr o*?t bk ImmiMM Mid h#*Hhy MM, lylni hi Tor* irirlM |.C.mA* QmI?? road M mm* ibovi ChMtur vtK?, II mUm wort from ToArliK 5 fm?i 9mMk'i Ford tm Kmud Ww, 40# <WW, Wwl of wHWili U tUUMo ?phmd, nIHM* for Uh> ciHnr* of iltW Mr* or to sho * ?ood wfcoot lood. Imi (wo otoo mmH nwrntoj. Hiryfli k, wkidi iftH jn^ A IVyp iigAk. amnAM Wi??j^ *?? .'rj-"*! *??*'???? *u r+ ?A ?'~r ???'r?~~7<w* ?Xl tow-IMb. |nv^|| in J L- giA , lu^nrt^y? jfcnlllni hnmnn m?o ?votjr """f T ?*? *Twwy>. I**y 5J?? BSSssgaiSiife: jfMoriw ???* la mi f ?? IW iMi ?MMt KyW} tw Looks reiwkW, udlm ??*?* fcw??W ?B' Knummwhofmifaft WUforTootk Dgg. MM^ofnqri sisaAsa S5^tiaafl|tes^s '? PJ 7*i| 1 WW IM|r|Pt QQfNMg* ?L., , w 0^4mW^IIN, . Z . *7?If ?, . i V .1 ?*? ? * ... , Branoh of the Bank Oftie&ait qf Sndi-Carolma. ? , Columbia 9'k SfkJQm. QK^gstt&pr&'z MUaalti 4*y of ItoVHibw Mrf| at ?m! rawwil, I tfka Ad aotlea 1 wTHf Mndtr, U iLmLkCK, Cm+Ur, ~ 1 ? 17 I To Rent THE atof* eml on Ballon mi which IK* sub scriber ?( pmut oceanUn in (W m? BRICK RANGE, with a good a*Uer, and tpKxl beck *tor?. Alto (1m upper part of Iha bouse containing eight large rooim, Are placet in each, kitchrn, coach house awl all oihw out hou??e, pertaining; alto a Mora neat door to Per ri? It Co. opposite (a Msiwi. C. It D. Dren?nt tweaty b* ninety with a warhoaae twenty by forty, with four rooau abore with ? two etory brick kitchen. Poaeeaeion eaa be rlrw by the Ural of October, a ad eooaar if required The euhecriber tekaa this method of hfominK all thoee (bat are indebted to hiai by bonder book ac count prerloai to the 1 at of January l?W, that they matt come forward and aattlo by th* l?t of Oclpbftr nest, or they will And tbem In the hands of an attorney for oo)lection, without respect to JOHM BLACK. Columbia, June 6, 1S26. ??t. lit Oct South Carolina College, SirrKMBEn Mb, IMS. fllHE (acuity of the South Carolina College, JL believe it neeaaaary not aaore lor the Inter est of the institution, than af the Parents and Uaardiana of the young mrn who am sent there, to giro notice, that at the opening of tba ensuing session, bo atudaot will be ad milted to Collage privUegee who doaa not prwdnoe to tba faculty a receint lorall aellagadoae of arary deecrlptioa, for which ha la liable to tha College Treasurer.? Thle oondltion always aapeoted to ba complied with whan demanded, will bo rigidly ineieted on at tha ensuing saesien. Parents and OoardUtta, may transmit to.Mr, Bleak. thaTiea?Hr of th* also desire wtth fcreat aaiiety, to urge an flwati and Guardians, the ahaolate oe eeeaity of refusing to yooag man While at College, tha msaoa of speadhfr monay needlessly, and of running in deU, at tha atota of Columbia. This iaetie a practice aeoetuntly gaining tuna, to tha maaifoet detriment of tha hahHa and morals of the staoeats, and In mnny eaeaa greatly to tha Incanrenlenca of their ParenU, wboea Induwenca la too frequently mieusad. IT?n Money Wanted. ALL those ladahtad to tha Krm of CORBET It APPLEWHITE, are noticed that unless thay come forward and aettle ap their respective notes and aeooants before netl return day, ne oeeahy will compel them to pursue a legal course to fore# collections. ' Nothing hut obaoluta ueeea shy aompels as to be thaa explicit' others have demands against as, aad without collections wa ?hall ha obliged to say to them (wAldb <f faa frt ?Wttfly like cam) cul aoaim. f^aptcmbcr l&. 37-At Dancing Acadcmy. THE Mtoerlbar taMm hi* tlncara thanlra ?Ml gratada! HkMwMn?tnli, to th* In af Columha, for th? liberal HMMwywm ha Imm Imalofora raovlrad In that pltMi ?< acapaatfally hfenu Ihea tbat hie ?chooi will ha upwii again about 1h? IO<h of Ontobar, praviou* lo? (?d pfoaara a room ia l^n ? ip' wwp? of which Uaaa km will b* (hare ?MM (HM*I ? ad aonvan 1. LBS LIB. 17?tf Situation Wanted BY ? jrowf raaa who haa had 7 or 0 jraara aswrleeaaletkeewwMHilwbwiaae^ writ** good aaad, and haa a gaaaral iii|MMliiia In mm aad caaMrT. Caquira of Hw Fltnlir. towa aad cooatry. Caquira of Baytowabar 18. f ^ ? Strayed or Skoba pROM ColaalMa a few wralla tinea, a bona J: b?loagiagtatba ?u?.??ribrr. Baidhoiaaka dark hay. a boat aUa vaM) "?<!, fwwttaw aad a Ww |NM HHBi WWCTaL ?l?fl had Mold ahia on Ma right font foot. WlMvar il*il aatd horaa a*l rrtwa htm to (ha , ar jdva hdwrmatfon w?*ra ha aay ha fewMl? aha|fl? tawaihd for hia tcoaMa and ra Aalwa iLa iL.?Lg PVf W wRRPH W Ww PPWWW _ C D. MALI.ART. Haal All lprt?p> aaar MiaarratilU. T. For Sale AU0d iwalag OfO aaaftyaa*, wHh ? Mad raaaily Horaa and hafacM aohfM*. Uhh wfoa aalw Dray wilhhartH** n?fWat which Mat aahwlHay wHhha i nay ha-had low for aaah, orlaw rtaiar M a ahCrt audi AfH? '? Joha yiliif (haaorwrat Taylor ?5SK AmMI Ml. *7 -4t Oration ft* ^7- ^r* mmmm of Mtm tatM miM teartiMM ea ^|M ||A ^j1: 7!. i? ~ v> mI!, - - -?wTET ^2y. P?-?#1"!1.? i?n Lmi\rSC tkaT^iffc* J M JVVM MWVt WW lOWl WWm H9 1 rivl* ?fii ftttliiw IftbftMf Mtils wNh tfci fu*Hf| ?rr m corwmi oowpMBMntf m v^ppwm www ^0^PPMglMHttvfllwwiv^#'0NHfln4MR|flNM(r |p ||^ flUMMMW id4 on! ( ^MMipltodl tvltli t9fl|ii)t Global aB-^fliMWl AttMM} to (kMMrfll be ad HiOrrMjr, bflktM?r ?Mi the planetary ioH?m mmf btWigM tibri the eye, ?lft? beautiful m4 NbihM HM]r of Autonomy rea *"?Teniis per Quarter. MINOR OUtl. Spelling,Rmfcl, Writing and Marking, f5 00 ?BCOIVD CLASS. The ibovi|?Mi Arithmetic, English Oram mar and t>Ma wring* ? 00 The a bora, with History, Geogra|>hy, with (ha m of M??w and Globes, Atfmuomv, Composition. Rhetoric. Logic, Mythology. Moral and Wmul f1illo>o;>h]r, plain aad ornamental Needle Work, 10 00 French, ? ? ? ? ? 10 00 Latin and Greek, ?... ?fii.ic, . ?? - Entranee to thh Department, Drawing and Perspective, . . Painting on velvet, vellum or satlb, Board, CootinMnclet, ... Ilia Teacher* ere resolved that there shall be no can of complaint of aitija and uneipeeted char gee* as no 4m shall be contracted by tbejpnpil without the knowledge of the parr nI or anardian. ROBERT L. EDMUNDS, A. M. Director. OT No pu|41 will be admitted Air a sliorter time than one ouartei, and all dues mutt be paid when a scholar leaves tne seminar)-. Sept. II 38 tf 10 00 It 00 0 00 7 00 7 00 87 00 00 Columbia Male Academy. Mil.-SAMUEL M-ALILEY, (IiIr priwlMl of the Piatt Springs Amikmy,) ?trill tnkn charge of the Mathematical Dcitertnienl, on tha Ant Mondey In October. Dr. Wallace, Profe**or ef Mathematics and Na;oral Philosophy in the South Carolina Colleca, states,that Mr. M'Alllcy 1< well qualMed to discharge the duties of this department. This institution embraces among lu object*, the formation of a thorough acquaintance with the Classics, a faithful preparation of punili for enter* ln( the Junior Class in the South Carolina Col lege, and a cultivation of all those branches of knowledge, which, a?av qualifr young gentlemen, who limit their education tu Academical studies, for entering with credit upon either ad active or ? learned profession. B. L. EDMONDS, Pnntipal. IT Tuition paid quarterly. 9-pt. 18. 37 Iff To Rent. 11VI AT neat three storied BRICK BUILDING J. opposite Col. CYeyen'r, and nest door to P. tf R. Rrprt't stare; one of the lower tene ment* is designed for a store, and well calculated foran estensivo business, either In tlie country or town trade, having a bach store of 00 feet in length, commeolcating hv an arch with the front, together Willi a large d.y cellar, aud other conveniences. The other lower tenement, is wsjl calculated for ? sasall Dry Goods or Pancy store, having a cellar, and also n back room attached to H, suita ble for a chamber, counting room, or otherwise, as the occupant may see It. The u|?per part of the building, contUt* of two llorels and a oomfortable garret, the whcle dlvid ded into mitahle apartments, and well calculated either for ? Private Boarding House, or a large family, having a roomy Kitchen and other neces sary out buildings. The whotbof the abore premise*, will lie rent ed seperately or together, on modoratc teimsand Hi?*e?*ion given on the 13th of October or earlier I dedred. Any person* wfching *uch a *itnation, ean a|i|?ly to P. if If Bryct, comer of H'mIhuI and fUdkerdsa*? street *. JOHN BRYCE. Sept. 1Q JM 3 Sheriff's Safes OH WRITS OF FIERI F1CI.13 WILL be sold before the Courfflonae, In Co lumbia, on the Best MONDAY and TUES DAY In OCTOBKK neat, wlth'a the legal hours. No. 1. 84 Acre* of Land, mom or lea*, in the fork of the Congaree and Wsteree ri bounded by lands belonging to Ell Williams Abraham Shepherd; et the suit of Wllliem Hell vs. Green Williams, Chailes J. Simonton and Jamas Rosa. No. 2. 260 Acres of Land, more or leas, oo BuShine Springs, waiters of the Weterae river, bounded o.i all sides, as appears Irv piet an nexed,to the original grant, granted to Cecherleh KkUand; at the separate suits of John Sleek and Boyee fa Henry vs. Thomas Perrott.sen. No. 3. TU House and Lot whore Richardson-street, eontain? log half an acre, mow or less; et the several and wsawti suits of Urn President and Plraatais of the Bank of Mm State of South Carolina, and John Bryee, jr*. Derreil Harrison and Barrett and Dun wrwei. ~4Lo<wwi tHfi Hvm ott soft* ? CmuaIi am nogA mfMMB OB lodA. oJ ? Cot Devi* Myers and R. K. RuaseN; el the i suits of Dnvld Ewart, admV of George lohnNenf ftleaisM n ? ? fikiui ITrWni ' Uti. I'Pm1 ? and admlaMrel?W of B. R. Waring, vs. P. Be ?her end William Halt et. al. vs. 9, Beieher an 1. Boatwrlflht, and David Kwnrt, vs. P. No. 5. TW House sod Lot wHere inisfc^rrssTZZt^iwiCfLib> i Is Co Sdc!umaras fto M Ter TW Hmm sod Lot where It WWH*. rf WT. It#rie and ?W?. Hall aad Mm No. 9. 900 ?00 MfN IuM|I8V pmrUy bjr leads Cm Jmm Good irv? and fuTyfi n i oTieM^par^at Blair aoree, maae er It fHwrt} la p* ioU at the atrit of tW Directors of tke Bank of tka State of NM.fi. JaaMa # No. >0. aKSifl-* (jtg| Aa4flCa^tl? M#Mai)a/l Rnwwy io JMOvoi nw) moreormssbought of Colenel Taylei; MAtA ^ya AgiL^. , more or leas, pert of 100 eerae cr George Lykes: 800 acre* asore or Catpar KaaUc 60 acres more or lets, part wf a 180 ?etas granted to Tkotaae Hodge; ?U tbe above traeu ?f laad to ba told at Ike suit of the Plat* daet and Directors of the Bunk of the BtateofBoetk Carolina, *i, Hick* Chappatl. No. 11. The Houses and Lot,fronts lag on RIekardson<?trcetl aootalaing half aa aero, mora or leas, lately btemnd by the defeadeett at tka suits of II. J. Lewis, indorsee, Stephen Ulrard, the PmlifaiH a ad Dknaton of tka Bank of tka Mate of Sooth QmNm, tkraa cate?, W.? M-re dith, In Jortee, aad Dawwaand Mormon, n. Saa*> uaklelrey. No. 12. 100 Acres of Land, more or Irn, wh?r? the defendant laftc Haghea, lives, about one mile from Columbia; at the auks of J. Barrett It Co. P. Batcher, J. Barrett k Co. POek and Hood, and the administrator aad adntlals tratri* of Z Pallllnt deceased, vs. Isaac Hughe*. No. 13; The House and Lot on RicUardton-itreet, containing half acre, mora or lata; al the Milts of Spenoar 1. Man, Meitha T. Waring admlnlMratrii of B. It Waring, dereascd, Miller4> Poole/Thomas Lindsay, M l. Wartog, administratrix, R. M. Todd and M. T. Waring, administrates, vs. David Wilson, aad John Olorer. No. 14. 287 Acre! of Land, more or less, where Mr. John Glover now lives, on the road from Colombia to Wlonsborough; at the salt of M. T Wiring, adrauiistratri* vs David Wilson and John Glover. No. 15. The first Presbyterian Church in Columbia, and the ground on which iF stand*, containing one quarter of an acre, nor* or leas; at the suit of Poad and Graham,.vs. the ltd Presbyterian Cliurcb in the town of Columbia. No. 10. The House and Lot on Taylor-street, containing one quarter of an acre more or lew, bounded by lota belonging to Jobe M. Miller and Mr*. Montelth, at tka auk of TbVa Qullter V- PaiiJ It Orahain No. 17. The House and Lot, where Wnv Gray live*, lw> icm. mor? or lear, at toe mU of Or. Wm. Anderwn v?, AJIn L. Looml* and Win Oruy. No. 16. The Housg and Lot, in the Town of Colambtn, >1 prtMnt occupied by Mr. Wllllnni O. Ilanl; M the cult of CbentnMt Levy, Vf. Martha T. Waring admlnlrtratrii of B. It Wn* riiir. 'WciHttd. fco. 19. The House and Lot where defendant live* on bervtli-ilrrcl, containing ooo ?era, more or letaMM the tall of K. Peck, and Boyee It Henry v*.T*eno Randoph. No. 20. 30 Acre* of Laud, more or 1 I*-**, lying on Cedar crock, adjoining lar d* hatonc* inc to John Blank* and Wn?. WeMon; at tb* tint of David Price v*. Aaron Morgan. No. 21. One half of 200 acres, morfe or Icm, on which ttand* a grist mil. kn. adjoin in* land* belonging to Col. r. Mycr*, N. and W. ami 9. and R. wy Marshall and Rilmood*' land; AI*o, one half of 1 AO nr res of land, mortorlta. bonndtd on all *lde* by Maraball and Rdmonda* land; at tho suit* of Win. Ilall, two cam, an* John Black, va John Marshall. No. 22. 890 acres of Land, more or lea*. on Wee craek, bounded R. and ff. K by land* belonging to tha eatatc of Semoel Dough erty and Juoob Porry, B and B. W. by CtlRrfd Brawn'* land, N. W. by Jacob Sbirnk, ten} at the wit ol Abigail Mulder, v? Mom* Duke and John Crim. .y No. 23. The House -and lot,, oa, Taylor-alreet, formerly the property of Mr* khf- ' j nold*, now belonging to the ?KM* of O-orM ... Hutting; M the ault of Jonathan Avery end Ra ther Avery hi* wWe, va H, Davie,- Bealamhi ?*? Hatrieand O. Netting. No. 24. The kouae and lot sailw corner of Buwter and Lady dwKg one fourth of an aera, mere or tear, of Wn. MMter, anlfniO, va. H. W. 1 C. CHfton, *rcttritjr. No. 25. One half of a tract of land, containing SOO acree, more or Un, lying on both not and Jantaa PattaVuan, Frtdttlak Meyer and Jnbn Maraball, at tboauUof #. Lykee, va. 1W? mm Rdmond*. No 26. tOO acrea of land, more or Iom, in tho fork Of tho Cougars* and Watciaa** No. It. 900 acree of land, saorr er tees, being n part of ? trnet of 7S0 a*tm, f?at eyed by R Piabar to Ootl* Wade; alao, MS mm of Mud, more or Uaa, befog a part of 1040 sate WmT Malt and Praaldent nod Dievetora of QM Bank, va. JaaM* T. Wnis. No. 2d. IM acree of hmd, more or n B. -re*MM??enaug .-??> **V aelo, WiH p?eOM to eoMo MM l-rtmi* oaab, Mo *?? ant of tbassV property wft W msaH ape* HP sf*.