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in l*hi)wjtu .... wasottfetfpd on ?0eH?n4fKl and thirty -one lwnn (hefuJlowhig are .. ji?Jflwhlm 11 ^oj'i IS William K lltigrr, Alfred > J^T*h C. Nott, John &'? .. ? .. , (wT. Pottcfj In (^Trfrxrahtf Sdward T. Lyosh, Mordecal Myers, and Hmnucl Watc Jtowie. , JariiMH until. ulVN MMffit*. fuM dtnjrird o0ul?#t. U'M llMXIKilt It H | n4iQMbiA)(t?rii>t K?W-1 MMmd in tlifo mid, bad this .. Tinrtiw.nl i? thn jutd MunuumMr ukmIm I lit* Minh thing It Nllntk'd w .,.7 I ii few alliitr western pn> imp* HnmrnnndV ebnrg* com?* in iiii* form:? " |n the Mnmtf ofX/fiU, G?m. J?efc?oii |>n-vailnd ? ?n U?e wifa of Lewis IWiairt* of Mrrcrr county, KnaiiKkjM" dfMrt Iter ku?b*nd mi?J lit* * ilia bltn ?ntiiftciNiractvrof? ?, ' to* l?<tV Hon alluded I* la Qvnewl J^ekion'i wife. On litis eliarge I ho Crittral W-rtcl.tnwer, ;?wMii>ti in Mtrrtf toutlly, Ay Wiyit " It Is ALL sUnder, fool iltAdnt mid lit In^ncu U ? <nly r<)iin1i?'i l?y Ibu undwoity i?f its puMinotiutt. It will Us Shewn iiieoMestddy in n ktv the wfceM efcdr l? Imt lite imirid cntnianv of n <m inii.il and unsound eonlitlon, nnd wo ln-li.-vo ? fpiteroa* peopln will hidicnently bnrl H N*eit '?pon tto pn^?c*tor>." t r?*kforl Kjf Atgiu. From the abovearticle the reader will per ceive that this great and henlous crime was committed thirty seven years ago. . How pHfM and ungenerous, to reak up the fqiblesof youth, (even admitting the ntcma Xlous to he tfue,) to tarnish the fair fame of ns gallant atoldlcV ns the present times can liOMt of.. tJt Mr. J's. enemies can resort fo no other mean* than vile slander, to Uei*roy his pretensions to the next Presiden cy, their cjuuc mnst he lame indeed. We hjtveundarsiood that thc.rctefrcd tonrtirle, has been indottriously handed about our town, and some threats made oh us and onr establishment should we refuse to publish it. To which' a*e can only say, if there aif any subscribers oh our listg who would .take of fenreat our not suffering them to make se lections'for our paper contrary to our will, ? we c4re hot how soon they withdraw their subscription sml pnt rename: before which we ?would wrtnd them of the old udge, that " those who live in glass houses should not *Kbrow stoned'*? ;ix .>;t. L jirhn and other J'iccr* We arc much ftftotfcd to announce to our reader* that the above poemtarc now In Press at this office etui ? will forthwith l?c completed. Hgiveausad flitlonil pleasure when we are ahle to say ?h*t they are the eflbsionsof a native of oar Town (T. byuum jr. Ksq.) whose chaste unit cne rattle style displayed In the composition ' of- tltie work, we luu-ird nothing In saying Wtli insure the good opinion of every candid feeder and evince that the author* preten tions to public encouragen\ent are of. no commnnorfler. . We with him every success arid hope hisgenius win never he suffered to languish for a want of liberal support. The fallowing I (pes are selected as a specimen of whfeitbe work proposes to be. MBMOltV. , Maw apr the tiimUht* ??y memory pre?ented, A* rinw'it thm' dim, diolanl vi?i? n( v?nn, 1W the limit* we've committed, are vainly re We anile el the pa*t, wilh en eye filed twill* ?M \ t*ar*t 9?Ute tee whirl* in April,* moment'* r?>r elnml.d, Awhll* throw* n gloom n'cf the object* below, Hut when fallen the raindrops?hit (lory un ahvnended, III* ?yi,wt Imagine, more tplendldly glow " And the ?hade, which the gloom of nor fault ha* . . o'^Mpmid, ? fa dl*fwlt?d by th? Ihotiultf of opr boyt*h honm; l or whee pain*, III* end Kxruwi enelrcla Hit htied. We *r/V In the nest, not fur thorn*?hut for feer**#, ? And 'tU well?.for weflnd Iif Hie tho*t of the pest A beta to on I bop**, < mr tear* and onr f>( i.-f, ^nd the pWietore w? fret?though It ?*ver oan Like unite* of en angel *ive* p'irett relief. Several of his smaller poem* beautifully ?Nprew the Influence of woman upon aoeiety? which exerts Ha undying energy cten in the ?ideal *t?te of being. of all othar fdrMlnj"*??a? given, ft* ret beauteous woman?aaforHaMe of llrar^n. To ex*he til* sorrow* audio ?wer|en lilr, JPoondtoNlm, flr*t a* friend?and nrst *1 nife Where la the man, who nfrcr betn* toat tftr the tempestuous w.a of life, liaa failed find * haven of rest In tire bnsom of his MM* ?' ?at M? arcessu longo loent; ' omni* filt alf??, rran#Her,?^K|e?*inu?M ImliikmmmmIu ri duUo#, fnftt* <tor.?, vlvo.pte vUiln #?*'?, 4)r?ipk*'?m 4om*u '< - . It la t\l? *6ftn? M nnd elcgancc of f^nnlc /harma alone, which give* a bright relief to the dark picture of llfe-?>the ivy clinging in PHliim armind the mde hr.tnr.he* of the oek?en evening win fringing a clouded ek)*, wHhtttI the WHtfhtneaaofgohlf i^WOMAft. > a t ft, |h* e*Mlifn| en1 je<*und hesrf, teyeape?lilUni?*!ee, faieralt# J??y i<? jHeV. wKm '?> noiunw ?tl'l > <*??!; For this fortnight past, we have had long mid prowing article* In tkc National Intelli gencer rfhd to the National Journal under the hend *i Sign* of the Tlwes;*N?y which It alt pears the JSditorsof those paper*, (Mount, (tales ec Senton snd Force,) let write In to pablto notice Mr. yan Bunkk. Wc grant they have taheo n<* only great pain*, hut the most ef fectual meant' of answering their purpose. The best way of putting down a political ad vet-wiry, is to say nothing about him. #ut the moat efficient mode of railing, hi in li tn abuse Mm. A man, whose standing and in fluence among the politician* of the country, require* month* of hard work, and hundreds of column* of newspaper abuse, mu*t lie no common man. The National Intelligence^ tells its that Mr Van BunKm is a gentleman of polite and engaging manners; that his ta lent* and information are not to be denied t that he Is of all the modern politicians of our country, the most dangerous and the most managing. Thnt he has contrived to wield the complicated and deficient politics of New York'state, with complete success: that the parties there, are played upon as ho choose* to move the strings < that ha has exercised a most unlocked for and unbounded Infloenee over the Senate of the United States; that he is at the head of the ??combination" against our present incumbent Mr. John Quincy Adams; that he is travelling about to engage the southern politicians to join him?in short, he i* the most able man in the nation, and the mo*t to be dreaded by the prcnent coalition party now In power. In the name of common sense, if this be Mr. V^kUuhkn's political character, onght not the people to support hint * Could he ma nage the state of Ntfw-York bv any oilier means than convincing the people that hi:, course of politics wa* wise and honest, and conformable to their interests ami wishes? We have ?een Mr. Van Buhkn and Mr. Camiremkc here, lit Columbia. We have seen nothing relating t'>, or ulvtut them, but tltfit they are, well infor.rtcd, unpretendingj unaffected gentlemen of great gofld sense ami gtKKl manners. And we rejoice to see that the long complaints with whlch#Me*ir>>. Gules & Scaton tire their readers, sre likely to have no other effect than to raise the repu tation of a gentleman, whose public and pri vate cot .duct and manners, appepr ~to n* worthy of all approbation. LONI)ON UNIVERSITY. The Council h?rcby r!v# notice that, they have resolved to appoint the following professorships, as being more immcdiately rcqnivite at c?;mner.ecmont of the institution. 1. Greek laugu.tg**, literature and antiqui ties. 2. Roman language, literature and antiquities. 3. Kjiglu'.i literature ami com position. 4. French languattcand literature., 5. Italian and Spanish tankages .uid litera ture. 6. German and northern languago* and literature. , 7. Elementary Mathcma tic*. P. Higher mathematics and mathe matical physic*. . 9. Experimental phytic*. 10. Chemistry. 11. Zoology .and ccmparA tive anatomy. 12.. Application of physical seienccs to the nits. 1 i. I #ogie and philoso phy of the human mind. 14. Moral and po itieal philosophy. 15. Jurisprudence, in cluding inter-national' law. Id. English law, with pcrha|>? sepcrate lectures 00 the constitution. 17. lliktorv. 1H. IMitieal Economy. 19. Anatomy. 20. Philology. 21. Sorgery. 22. Midwifery and diseases of women and children. 23. Materia Medl ca and Pharmavy. 24. Nature and treat ment of diseases. Application from candidate* for professor ships will he received mitil the first of May 1*27. T. A. COX, L. L. 1>. thfiorary . Hrt'ry. to the C'jundt. Tsomas CoaTEs, C/rrJe. . We consider this as a tolera'dc good course, but in many respects deficient for an Univknsity. Probably tho following pro-" fessorships will 'ere long he added. Mine ralogy and Geotgy. Chronology and the art ot writing phonetic language will Ije as sociated with History, or made a seperatc profesaors'p: for how can there lie any his tory posse.dng reasonable pretensions t" truth anterior to nlphahctienl and written langusge, and the abundance of eonvenient materials to write on? Another professor ship ??ught to br, that of the history of po litical governments and constitutions with a comparison between those that arc in force elsewhere and our own (the English.) To the professorship of the philosophy of the mind, h will be necessary to add, the Phi*l ology of the nervous system ot'the human body; whii.li is if not the nourie, the un doubted organ of all intellect. This ought to be r?"p?lred by EngtlnhnMiti, and In l/?n don, nlihongh Mr. Ai-ott^ham, Sir Jas. M'ln tosli, l)r. M'Cullorh and their northern friend* may be devoted to to the Scotch school of metaphvsier, so pregnant with words, and So barren ??f intelligible facts. There will a1??n be wanted, professorship* of Belles Letter* and eritlcisin, ineloding eloquence and jioetry. Of pointing. Of j aculptare. Of cngruveing, including all the braticbaa, lift?-?ngr*?l*g# meisotlnto, stip-1 fing, aqusthita, arid lithography. Of music I ancient and modern. Of architects*. \ Of cWll engineering. ftut we are content-1 ed to hatl the dawn of a bright^ d?y. to returning y<w mjr trnllnn.ltt funwrthnf I llnlltftit, tnil (iMr lh? *r?l tn?*n?? by mnm I letter In AlbcftiMtr 'atmtcn <?( it* ?> Willi ? r ? iMMvnf Krlnt doliWy. Y > , , I will n??l At myvlhli# tn nltrmpt ?lty r^xvu^on o( my iWpfc*et1ti*?>f pmliittrt*. lot I* . Kritrivu* bfitrU wti ?**? llbfcallly Imvh given tup |N?rt In ??y o'd it*} loundfrtlnnd ihetn, U U only riw??ry l<> kiimv.ttMi It finAlfm? |tr?t*trm? lit ? lifMlih NM<t ?piril?, InjmVMtyi kHil with #el*ht < children un|tr??vi<l<>(l far, five of Ihi-ro tiill of an ?K* |n fo to ft-hmd. - J / To I 1 in?tll?lKir llf IM MIM Itllo MM ?*f IhiUlrfrd, tor I irfei^Jng forwent nt?<l hHvocMiii* In Cniitrv*'. ? petition In HnH? <Vir Intfrry with tlmt of tb? Dtarint ofCohmfblA, l(y tvtiirh nrm*** m?nt ?v dvnr fmbtri m#m?iry will lie mved Ilia ru|?fiMiou of Intolvrntsv. F'*r In lltr pre* nl tin fnftnnntw Units, hi* whole prop* itv l*nn<lil ton iMMdml*, wihiIiI m4 luvt (mid lil? <I?M?. I n< meiuh*r will? |ilei?uni lh? vWt yon mid u? ?l Mutiiieello, nnd ?lumld yon nt rnty lime ivvUit Virginia, altvnld Hr motl l??m?y tn Mm you *1 my Onn?*. B<llrv? ran danr ?Jr, Willi ftmlilnd" to cvory vti?- wliu ln ?r? fli? mm ol" South Carolina, audyourMtlfin ptrikatar* Your*, bo. v '? . MARTHA RANDOLPH. Dofton, Feb 10, Itt27. 'ji;t * Mrt Unu lnlph htk? la tfUlirtn, anH nrtrul gtlM thUdttn tiring. f CW. Htyntof < h?rlti/m9 h the mcnbtr ?/. UiJtd 10 by Mrt. Unn Mpk. ? COMMUNICATIONS. To the Atsmdm of tht Town Council. . k-Veliug that interest only, which every Rood citizen should take in the affairs ??f his town und of his country, I attended your meeting Just e\ tiling w'ilti the hope of seeing n question derided, which tins created con siderable excitement among the g?**l people of this place. The qiMwtion relative to the /i-Jtprr of the Kin? wasters acting under tin* direction of the rnancll, to <->mipcl the eititens to serve a* Firemen, n^nmst their own consent JI had hOt>od to vc the mem ln'rs of the Couiwil intneprojiv*' rxetviueof comprtent Authority, pracred at oner to de cide upon tin* im|?ortnnt point before them, unlnfluenr ad by tlienmhl*rat ion?.f inopird??n prcvlr?u?Iy expressed, nnrt undisposed to >w tlulr popularity^ hy nn cvnvire and tin caMed for c nnpromioe. T'rt too wus the expeet.i'taw cf tlw: citir-'i.s in .:rwr ?!. The trilling Hue Ifi?Ov?cd up"iit'.?'-i , whs art un important o1>|tM.< <l? its? Hi tt ?- *'ie princi ple tl?ev wished to tJ" "Vs v have been disappointed,??Y tir it Ik?1v has thought fit. nft in , 'if frvtul ? / rifuity ??d not upon the$?>!>,rctp: '{>/?/?' of taw,to rriii.it the penalties inftietct! f?> fir? UJH" ters. I'Ue question Vt?',l r?<i?a'il? where it has**ctrer b-cu. Th<J people have in*d nothing. They are yet table t? be caljed 01. in a manner odiou* u? their tcclings, and the next Council that shall hivfc cptirugc or au dacity sufficient, may renew the ?*xcrdso of power, against which the popular current now sets too strong 10 be withstood. Uy u .well timed moderation, you have sought to calm the tushuUof cxcit i d feeling, and ntth.e same time to secure ftrrtcnthiU ton power, which is, I shall not noiutc id r.ny, impolU tic, oppressive, arbitrary and uoconstitiuioii al. And which yoa were bound either to abrogate by an unequivocal decision, or to have carried to a trixluer jurisdiction, by an unwavering perseverance in exercising an authority, which four in truen of you, thought you were entitled to usiume. Neith er coarse have you pursued, hut with nn oily policy have" steered between, yielding nothing to the people, and gaining nothing for yourselves, hut this experience, that ki? dangerous to raise and expedient to r*lm u storm which mfenncet dost nation to vour popularity. The grind question os 1 have before otaen'cd, remain* nnjcttled~and I wish to call your attention, gentlemen, to n few remarks upon the subject of the power which yoa contend yon luive a rigl:t to exer cise. The consthmiftn of thi* state distinctly my, *that no freeman ahull he. deprived of hie life, liberty or property, except it be by the judgment of hj* peers or the law of the Una.' The mem1*!* of the Council are too well Informed not to know this fact; but in vain 1 looked to ice tbciu opin to the law, which authorises thrni tlmi to deprive the eltixen ot a portioi of hi* liberty, and to teixc upon hi* property, should he rcfew to sacri fice the dignity aid independence of n fire man. We claim the protection of the lawn, I Msk wherein have we transgress* I in failing loackiiowledKCyM?rHuptenilty.> Ywi nil) say Ahat we h ive violated ;?nordinance which p-o? ?ed your hnnour.ihlc b?idy several yoarsago. Indeed! And i? that all you h?ve to do: pas* lawaand put thrm into execution? It no re gUn'tobe paid toth 'right by which yourdrdi* r,v e* ore enacted.' It that power ton iv.rcd to .?e qucsthm-d' Surely not. Let u* then examine. Y<ai have no |>ower but what iti delegated by the legislature of the state. Where have the/ delegated power to organ* Ixa and regulate ft i*e-companies? You pro tend to aav that a grant of power* to preserve " the. nrnce, the fifrly and good order of the toww,' invest yon with the right. But your construction of this grant, in lititudiuarinii and inadniKslblt. i coiuuive that it-allow.-, ymi no power to tall irite cxhutnee a arte Oo. </y but out)' tocontrVHiand rtguhtr aroording to your discretion, those which have lieen heretofore rttablkhed. The ?rkt intention of the act, was to ftive you authori ty to repress riots *nd unlawful meeting*, to guard against all mom tn foreign and domes* tic, ami lit cases of emergency, aa at fires, to govern and dimt. Thus far it it your pro vince *o preserve the safety of the to wo, and than this, no farther. Your influence extend* only to those bodiee of men which have been already formed or m? couthigjiH 9a of the low, and 1 again deny that an vertathHi innjr mcin ev? Wile and omul, ion extends. _ importint hi Its object, Its* bw ? tUc cHtacni, or leas capable e# , , nted on than those of putrui and f militiamen?' Ha ' Then why are firecom psnles alone unmentloned ih the Irghlstlv'} ty wa? Intended to be given you. Fire-corn ? ]tames were expcctedlo be crtnblUhed ftn I this a* in every other city in the unkitt* by voluntary tunocLtioua, independent of the I City Council* And if our Council, hid never meddled In the matter, and left the citisena to purane their own course, efficient coniuank-a would have been formed*?No, gentlemen,. you have not the power you as sume; If you had, your government would be despotic. Whatever requUitlon might be necessary In your wi#e consideration, Lr the | " mijcty, ifc. of the town, uo mutter liew1 oppressive, arbitrary or ridiculous, ftiustun-, hesitatingly be complied with. It this prin ciple of construction be ohce admitted.?It Is an important subject, and yon Should feel yourselves bound to give It a definite decision in such * manner that it may. be determined by a higher trilMinal, should the parties be dissatisfied. It is left still In your hands and May again be attempted to be.exercised,-* For one, I never-will submiHblt unless com4 pelled by competent authority. 8)\ould l find leisure fiir another number, I may perhaps suggest a plan tor niislug fire companies?and in the meanwhile. accept these hasty observation# from .? Yours to obey, , When legally eorumanttrU, FEKTINAX. April 2r, 1827. Afe**ri, /tdUor??You gave, >? the report of the Baltimore Alms House, published in your paper of the Wih ult. a horrible pic lure ot the cffo^K of habitual drunkenness, from which it appears that of the number of svvcii hundred ami thirty-nine person* who were received into that institution, three fouiths i?v\ v their misery to the vice of in tn.\:?Mtinn, by an indilgence in spirituous li on- r*. !? should M-rve an an awfttl beacon W ill ?sc in the habit of dram-drinkingt a p**?ietict bei*v?in:ii'? mi common of lutein our town, a? m'.hm-.v io be degrading to the char icter ot a gentleman. When I hear h mm any, "I can take my Rl.iss without, I hope, becoming a w," " i can take a social drink with u friend and be none the worse." ?'?Hi imli like I'.sitii'uiflus 1 tremble for tli.it man. lie is t:mdi.:g on the edge of a precipice, where he may maintain his foot* fn^, but hi? is in momentary danger of being ,hu;*led t<? destruction. He is partying with 'a iyo?t in*i.limis enemy, and thousands have jV??m such beginning* become luibitaul di-unk irJ*. Oi all oiiic'is, this * i? it rrtnnilrrof turli ? lildioii* mien, A? In k Imlod nctrfl hut t> Im* ii-rn, Hut Mi'ii lui) ufl, fiimdiur wlili til. luce, W'efirM endure,then |ilty, then emliraci:." If you think, gentlemen, the subjoined ar ticle from a late Northern paper, will have the effect of arresting but a single individual in the indulgence of this mother of vice* poverty and misery, it is heartily at your service: mc2. My health was near ly destroyed. My property w.*s wasted. 1 property daily. My pn rent* were dis honored. My relatives met mc with tear*. I wns discarded by my friend*. I was In debt?per plexed?-torment ed?-a curia; to my self, and a curse to the community. I wan deaf to the calls of charity, n useless member of the family of man. I was a drunkard. In 1A26, My health is good. I am accumulating My parents rejoice. My relatives greet mc with smiles. My, friends are re stored, and I am respected in socie ty I am free from debt, and my perplexi ties have all van ished. The Messing of the poor has fallen up on me, for an oc casional pittance which I have not needed. I am a temperatb man. ?J.lU-jjjiU.tBL- <M? OBITUARY. Departed Ibis Ufa on the mom In* of the 13?H in*, at his rwldenre In UnWm tffctrlrt, *W*r * low* and llagarinR IIImu whleb h* Wiw whli ehrMlsn Armww and rwsljtnstlon, Mr. Wilusm C. (ii.K??, In tlm ?7th y?sr of hU *sr?. Mr. (?mchn wm a native of Virginia, nad eaii?rsted tn ftnulh Carolina shortly sflar tliii?lo?e i?f the rwvo Intlonaiy war, la which, he took aft active part, and l?y hi# palrtutwie snd devotion aided la r*tab* tithing HU cooatry'* Independenee; slnre whleb, hfc t?*n lived In retirement. Th? bind and sane Hon ate huahand snd |mrrnt, lli? Arm (riend, and Ih# virtnoiit rUif'Mi; erteviaed end r*#pr<l?d by all who knew hliw??w? hsu left a widow sad * i?ht r.Uiblrftn mother a tors* circle of friend* nnd M qunlninne" W mow hi* lout. M ARRIEi>-~On Thursday evening last, hr the Mev. Mr. Mallory, Mr. Joskm Brnt varo, to Misa Kiiuh Horaixs. -<>n Thursday evening last, by the He-v. Mr, Folkcr, MrNVit.i.u Wiutk, m Mis* LOUMA HMr.rrAao. ? mm. On Thursday evening last, by the Kev, Mr. Tradewell, Mr. lUtfoitN il,?t)sK to Miss Eli*a Dimkmo. ? .?On Tuesday morning the 80th ?It. by the Hev. Mr. PoUef, Mr. Jamk* DaNIKi , of SWaoliurgh, to M*?- Mu* noi a, of this place. ?-?*-At Aogttstft, no TburwHy the 19th ult. I?y .he H**v. M; r.dmtf.e* iuh to Jmmoom ' " ' ? v in jjsM ? V LL^lk' in t ???#? *0 "iv . yW^ "<!' **?? ?- ^.'v ? j?oi s> wiA'kl .-?>? Ir?n*r^tv^ '!** ^' ?(yy . -O vY^^yjr / '?.rf* *?''?r'*jd'*?v'r*^> - ?i - ~%n?r*\?k* 3v* W V ?** ? ?*?? - '*??*? ? '?A .?ji?*jj*??< ?**-<,;-a - At^w fvl .MCTr*. MMWW or (rprfe. onto! i ... Irwrt iW), tmf itM land* iNtlniitflitff ' ' ' -A" ??^w W' \rv- * ? ?'V *3i ? v tV* oorvs. (hi 11 hi 1 vrr, ?K*fl?iNt? Will Urn \*? and emoted to, XUo, qm other *rr*k, ??? tUe oralrre | (and* WW?*lnK Id ! Kty?t-el. originally JUo, one other i (?In 415 ntrtt, on tlm joining land* belonging v t I WUI also be aoldVt the Abbeville district, on tbe ttiln nett, a tmet of land buoolad H I known, S. by Koti lwto>n<iMi| I ?loiniltun'* land and loaj liw, _. __ vannah liver, and eald tocoatkl?Wtaern,eM or leee, originally (mated to Jaba Vaadefbortf, and by ble eiacatore eooveyed to Andrew Bod dbtt?ipon tba following Mrm.lo ekt-One Mb pan of tba pnrrbaee etoney to be hM K oaab, and Iba ImUitce lit foni tqoal mail ImM. lacull, with latere* Iroat iba day of eele, to bo paid aaoneily?tbe I to die bond and n-coriiy, and a oMHifM* of tkdiahti. Pnr latere to pay fbraM paper*. By order o( thrConrt of Bfeftyt - *. V. WILU8MN, CJ ft ft. P. May ft !? t?U w4fc*AO Notice. Wn cliaa kfteptag i A91 Intend about tie! Irt nfJioe i /%. cliaa keeping * HOUftft < MRiNT, and probably, abo to ea approved tenant, 11 lor one of BM>re yeefO|> tba HOUSE la walca a tbettabl?taad otter oot -..... .. . ..-. -. w ??>?m hnildinjti thereto attacked, well baown aea pab> lie etand, harlnn baea occupied liy m/t, at adibt doriuK tbe lart ftva year*, fmiiaiii e*y be. Iiad on tba al?ov? day. Application to be amde to ate on ttn- premiere. WILLIAM MOMCOMEtT. May 3 , ; $? 4 AUGUSTUS M'XEAh, SADLER !,? ILI/fJYESS MjtKElfc Respectfully under* bw thank* to ihoeo i!2P *? ,'bw*,br aoeonrned bli* hafo. loiore, mid Inform* them (hat tiiok* be fnaad aft all time# a f?w dooi* north of F-d^r'* ]aa, < be ha* on band SADDLES, HARNESS,' xsr&sizztenisit- -**? ??>? .?? ' " I > 11 Bolting Clothjj Jutfrrreived at M>.4, Drkk bia, and at Ahwrry C?w? BOLTING CLOTHS,\ OF tltfi MOST APPROVED FACTORY, ?al?o:~ PHILADELPHIA MADE' tVon CW anil Mill Saws, TOGETHER WITH SOME HKASOPUBLL' DhY GOODS, All of which W olkrtd low at alt bar place, for eaalt or produea, . ' > v HIRAM HUTCHISON. MayS ? TS?-? i r ?? ) '- ? iif-' ? t '-"i MIRROR OP FASHION. John D. Moore, 3ARS22R AMD a?AT* Respectfully informabit friaod. ao?; um public panarally, that owlogto tba ?cateMjr ?>r money, ba hMbven Induced toredoee hi* |?Wen l? omI tha ?wra pr?ore of tbt Ho*t< Ha wilf after the lot of May SHAYB at the la# rata of ?it and a qoattar rent*, and hnpa>. by a eootipt wed attention to bo*lnew, to ha att wfeb'eqaal li berality by a fenarou* public. Punctuality being tha anal ofMnra, t.D. If. will, aflar that time dhcontloaa to.ftHAVC by tha month nr quarter, and tba eaab in a vary mm will be required a* tba wovb l^dooe. {7 J.D M. heap* on band aa ureal, a general ?wurlment of Curb, Euencrt, Oilt, ? Pttfwmtry, tmtmry for tba toilet Ma of tba cantleir will tie'thankful lor any favor* la that line and all other wrliele* nace*eary for tba toilet ?d tin- lady, end droning aa*a of tba Kaotlemari, and 111 Im thankful lor any favor* la that line Columbia, April M, 1*27. ' 1? ft Notice. ALL (wnnm lodeWd lo ma altbar by note or hook account, aie mfnethrefy imprwaoa that immediate payment l? retptlfadt tlmpo who do not avail ihem^lve* of tbl* intlwatlw.bafcaeto tnm day, may re.t awnredlhat <ovral?? wimmh *IM then l?e rfi?ortfd to for that parpoM. To meet my eredHor* tbl* eonran .bat bet?nmo a?<aa enry ae well a* to a riflemen! of mjf bwaioetr, wbkab I wWe to brto#^ a chwa^ , Fab. tft OT Dr. D. H. Trezevant bw* ratarn'd to Co'amMa, and will atl*4MV pcvfre^inal ralle buoww o? awweky. . " ? h ! ? ift ? i I ? I ? T