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our rcool. i of Columbia had ?o be thankful for the i prevail*, than the i which pave been cir tlutt repretcnt the l to be unhealthy, are to aad mutt have been circu tmotive*. >*?? -.'(V Intelligence has been received ty. The causc of thejlero of New Orleans has triumphed beyond the^lM I firmcit friend*. "there Is now ? speculation. f J Seven avowed i to Jackson and At* admin have been clected to the next 'e are happy to see that the ins of Kentucky have at last re lcharacter by s?lccttng inch men them as are not aucceptlble They c*n now repose under _J^HKktlon that their right# as free men will notagnto be bartered away by a base, : intriguer. , v 'ELECTIONS, gentlemen compose the "ty in the next Con HBMMB;'#* ?' w (r.wnvDANittij , Metcalfe.)? ? '? Tamet Clark. i*6trt i*. Jute her. ? lossa-r M'Hatton. ?Josnrn Lccomftk. >Thomas4*. JMoork* >-<> ?Jilich4rd J. Jiuckner. -u Cm A. Wtcitit#*. Joti. Yamcrt. * v . . ?IP. & VoUNjf. i District?CntTTLNDKN Lvok. ? Of the above lift, seven are for Jackson and Ave fbr Adam ? and Clay. Some of the latter were elected by whall majorities, K\f, Ctos. ?Iflii a ...a. ^ ? w ? : The following t*ble of the probable result of the next election we believe more enti tled to credit then any we have seen. I TASL* Of KLIiCTORAI. VOTt.t J. A. D, 0 ? Www IfamiHhiro ? H MiianchtiM'Kt 10 4 4. < onaeotlltft - - ? fi ESkmoe^^ ' ? ' ? 7 MTm:- . a* in mmmmmr- 4 4 a. IVannrlifauitt< ?H ? 10a 0 6 6 &nss ft 5 0 ? ti ? 14 ? 1?.*IMim ?>'<' ? lo ?0. Illluote^ Xi? 3 9U 22. LouUiaim A ??? 24. AlKMUua ? 0 ill P5 R?-QiiJrecl fiunri*r toconstitute a* > ... ? lection hy lln- (.t op!.' \ 181 To Sanvu. Green. ?tq. /*<>*/ Matter, Columbia, S/rw-Wc have noticcd with no small de* Sfoo of astonishment your subterfuges that appeared in the last State Gaeetto in replyto our article published on the 24tb ultimo, in which we brought to public view the many evitt molting to the citlcens of Columbia from the waat of attention, mismanagement, Mil ne^leet In the post office in this place, under ytar superintendence. Now, sir, we heye taken the liberty to put the following in terrogatories to yoo, not doubting your wil lingness to answer os in the next Gaaette: - # JP. plcnscd to inform u* how fir Iklitor* of papers are bound to put up their papera in bundltt, to suit your convenience? Ih it net your duty to look at the super scription of each packet and send it, as near as it is in your power, to its propor place of destination* . jBftn Editor he diwpoH-d to lessen your duty by putting his packcts up in bundle# (at your request) Ofccc, twic or thrU.c, and if he should, by accidcnt, happen to make a mis take the fourth time, l? it a sufficient apology foeVour continued and repeated neglect? Dr. Green say* that " a lint of post office* wjtt furnUhed to tlic Editor* of the Tele* jpepe, witha request that they would put up their pseksges for each mail route, and tie 1 separate bundle* agreeably to the go by." We hud put up the f Agreeably to the list fnrnfthed, and .take the trouble to call at our the list furnithud ut und compare it with his remark, he will find that tliyy uk> more applicable to htm :>elf than to u>. We are npprenrtrtivc that the Or. never *een the list he speaks of. Jt wan draw? off by a Ju?l that had been in the post office but a few weeks, and is re plete with errors. We do not consfuer it left our duty to put np our packcts in tlnti it is the MrV. to carry them to Cherew, dec. himself, and had we lie would ever eatleavot |ligeface wlUtauah-apto* we Mot our papere to the office en he done In future. We Doctor, nhotjld another the post offir ??, to b< with cxmees end not ap-i g ?? r ?TSS!&??ommonic iMftUr* JtdUvr* -Mr. Cbtriei Stat of July n motion whk made to lay a pro tecting duty per yard < n printed calicoes. 41 for be thought all mu?i Hgreo to the greet Importance of ihrbtg effectual encuragc met to those articles in thto country, of which we Imported about acveu millions of dollar* worth per annum from Great Britain i Mae feeding foreign workmen at the expenee of our own citizen*." This to the common ar gument that these tariff managers use to ca jole and deoeive the ignorant part ol the pub lie. Lotus examineit. We buy seven millions worth of printed cotton* of Great Britain. Hu?f what do we pay for them? Our own product* to be sure i what eiso have we to pay, but the pro* duceof our own industry whether in goods or money* Suppose the trade a fair trade on each ride, and there is no reason to suppose otherwise, then we give to Great Britain seveu millions of dollars worth of our own labor, for seven million of dollars worth of their labour. Th? products of our industry, aru set agiinst the products of their industry. Is thto feeding tbun at the expence of our own ! citlaens? Ifwedonotbuy the printed cottons from them, what becomes of the people em ployed in raising the articles here, which pur- i chase those cotton*? Ifwebny thereof ourown manufacturer* at they wish, for 10 million of doilarv Ao we hot clearly threw away the labour of our own people to the amount *A three millions? Is thto the way to enrich a nation? If we buy seven millions of goods from Great Britain, and she buys seven million* of goods, froth nib does she not feed our cittoens, and encourage our Industry as much as we do thelrV Mr. Charles Inrersol I wo hava heard to;i Connecticut man. But such An argument to as disgraceful to his principles, hs to his understanding. A wise man would not, a fair man cuuld not use iu C. Mcurt. Jiditor*?I ?e by thn National Intelligencer of August 25, that some person over the signature of Lowndes, has used very hard expressions against Mr. M'Dutte, on (Mxouiit of his latespecoh against Mr, Clay. The manifest intention is, to provoke Mr. M*Duftte to call out the writer. But if Mr. Clay himself feels no offence, what right has . any other man to take up Mr. Clay's quar i rels? I presume, if Mr. Clay choses to ask 1 an explanation of Mr. M'Dutfic.Uc mny have | one; btit it would be strange indeed if all the ' humble friends and adherents of Mr. Clay were at liberty tocallout Mr. M'Duttie, while '? their principal looks on perfectly contented 1 Mid unconcerned. I I see, in this however so manifest an at ' tempt at stopping the free discussion ol pub-' i lie characters and the conduct of public men, | that the people (Might to treat it as an insult . to themselves. What? U it the modern ; doctrine, that a writer who examines freely the conduct of a great public officer, is to be shot down for siu'-h insolence? Is this the way the coalition mean to screen their do ingj frotn investigation? Must a writer who j means to serve the public by searching out thctrutb, do this with a pistol at his breast? Mr. Clay tried this with Mr. John Kandolnh; but if every adherent of Mr. Clay is to be come a lighting man, and to insult those who speak against Mr. Clay's conduct, it tnrmsu feature in the condition, very disgraceful to the persons who compose it. Lumndt? had a right to expose what he deemed Mr. M'D's. inconsistences and mistakes, but he sltould have left the public to judge the validity of his arguments; which would not be stength ened even if Mr. MM), were inconsiderate enough to give him an opportunity of com mitUng homicide. This is an ailkir, in whivli the people are much more interested even than the individual parties; for such conduct tends to close the door of public information and Ao stop all public discussion. . T. 8. ANTl-TARIfF MEETING. At? meeting of ft portion of the citiaens of Newberry District, South Carolina, on the 5th of August 1 <*'27, John fi. O'N eall In the Chair, Janki J. Caldwell Secretary. It wa? Henlvrd, That the citteens of the District at lane, should be invited to meet at Newberry Court House, on the third <?f September following, to take into consider a tion the ** Woollens Bi1l,M and the duties heretofore laid by Congress for the protec tion of domestic manufactures, and that Job Jo A tut on, Jamet J. Caldwell, George W. Glenn, MeridUh IF. Afoore and Benjamm Maybm, ho a committee to report resolu tions for the consideration ot that adjourned meeting* AD10UKNKDMEET1N&. I On the third September 1837, a numerous concourse of the citiaens took place, lorn* B. (VNeall was called to the Chair, Iamks i. Caowrll was appointed Secretary. Joa Jomxsto.v the Chuirman of the committee appointed at the previous meeting, reportod the following resolutions which were sever idly considered ami agreed to, nem. con: Rttolvrd, That th<- Imposts heretofore laid by Congress, for the purpose of protect^ iitfc domestic manufactures, art partial, unjust,4 unconstitutional and oppressive) and ought, lit once, to be repealed. Ke*olvfd, That Congress possesses no power but such as is expretoly delegated, and such as is neceshurv to carry the delega ted powers into operation. Renlvrd, That the power to lay Imposts and duties for nflrpotes, other than raising revenue, is no wlterc to be found in the con stitution; and to pervert the power to raise revenue to other purposes. Is an usurpation of ]K>wtr, attd a fraud on that instrument. rttoltti. That to pfotaet dmaest* m*nuf?C' tMre?< aml?*r tlw power to M feROh?ti? comoHre*," IS ?4itrt?Hitifttly foHvorllag tb? rightM A rvgaMl#" <nti? h rislii t>? Htilr'4, Th??t tin* syntaftl of pfot#|l m t*frt Nfi " Ami ?kaw ny*mm." 'ths h ??'"'ZZZXZS'X lh* sad KK;' as:: aCMtwSrWIP1 In dastroylag foreign (nMk, It Mrayf o?f ?klitMlMtf IhIamA# *mj| MyL |f ||^b MNMahal ?# pwipppg inivTfv<| ?mi wnn ?% wr w?icry qi mow sad uuroovy. .* ? .>? ? In prohlMtiug foreign gip*ttd*i?hraetbe go vernmeot of the dotiesi mad will render a rerort to dirwct tesation Mdutlw Inevitable. By rendering a mini of smuggNnr almost no. *ryt it tends to domoruttao the miopia; no tr?l destructive of th? government Hi all, under which we live; which Ik emphatically, i government of ilio people) aNd Vepettda tor lu support aolety on their virtue. Ht*clr*d, That the ? Wooltooe Mr it liable <o ?ll the foregoing?iIijec?ion?to a greater esteut. /toe/red, TUt our attachment to the onion of ilMN ilMM, i* Inferior to aotMi and thnt as mmm 0/ pcrptlumtimg ?W ensaring tkt tf tkt MM, Wt? win adopt oil paiceahle end constitu tional methods to pro aura Um repeal of the |<m tectlng dot let already UM, ?ad to prrveot the passage of the " Woolleno M)>M or other men enree of ? ?iu?ii?r character, or to procure their r<?p<?al should liiey pesa. That we will, when they shall deem proper, cordially unite w Ml por fellow eitioens of litis stale In a*eociaUooe for Qo non-consumption (with Stfcli limitutions as prudence may dictate,) of the staple commodities or amantadines of ?uch sections of the United St At as, asbave, by lltrlr representatives, supported, or Aall support the system of which wo complain. And wa hereby recommend such associations ? -or, wo will unite In any other measure, not boelUo to the govern* meal, calculated ?o pfavent Urn peseage uf such measures, or to procure the* repeal. Rtmind, That a commit too bo appointed to esprsss by memorial to CongreM and lo the state Legislature, these use of this moat lag. Rti.iuJ, Thsi n commluMwe appointed to devise neacenhle nod coiMituitonjil measures to defeat the '? Woollens Bill," and to prevent the oppressive oiwrntlon of that MMsun, (should it paw,) as well as n1 the etlstlmnwntectiiig dalles. RtivlrtJ, That il la our wieo,lhat our represent Utivea,la both branchea of Um state legislature, at well as In Qongrese, should, on It occatlonr, ac? la accordance with the msubwI* repressed by this mteliSK. Riftud, That rojitesof Iha foregoing resold* tions be lu*ntMied to our repraaentatives in bolls branches of tli'e Male Legislator* anil in Congress, aud tbet they hUo be pohllsbetl In the Tf le?o>|MS By order ot the mining. JOHN B. O NKALl., (.'A* fen att. James J. Calpw? ll, SwtHtrg Kentucky Elk.ctxoxs^?From informa tion receivtd through the medium of a letter troin a grntu-nian in Kussetlville, we art in clined to believe that Mr. Buckncr has been re-elected. (icneral M'Hatton's district has not yet been beard from. Hi* rc-elcction, however, is confidently Anticipated. If he be re-elected, the Kentucky delegation In Congress will l>e equally divided. Six for, and alx against the administration. In Fay ette, Mr. tClay's own county where lie al wav* resided, his candidate. Judge Clark, only ob tained a majority of 176 over the Jackson candidate. Considering Mr. Clay'a recent visit to Lexington, tbis small majority may well be set down ai a most inportant " sign of the timus." ?Aa?A vtile Republican. Judicial AnecdotA?KX a trial in the Su preme Court of Maasachusrtts, when a per plexing case had been obstinately at cued,1 and unnecesaarily protracted, the Chief Jus tice said to the associate on hi* left band, " Brother Paine, I wish you would cltarge the Jury in this caaei for I feel tbat 1 am < rcjudiced against one of the parties." " And J," replied Judge PaUie," am In tbe ?ante situation."?*" Theu, if you please, 1 am just the man," said the late Judge Thatch er* '* for J am prejudiced against both.'* S8j."'X J.. _ iHu. mUmtm JSSgZBSX Medical College of S. Carolina. FltHK Foully of the Mf'iliml College, an A. nouue? to tbe nubllr, ihut lb* Lecture* of tbis Int?it iiinn wIM tie returned on tbe seeond Monday in Nowabtr, on tba following branches Atftoiny?by John Edwards llidhrook, ML l>. fwr*?rv?l?y Junta* Raatsay, M D. Inttauic* aad Prttie* of XltUMtU?l?y S. Henry ?)ick?on. Ml), . Mittrh MtdUm? by Henry R. Frost, M. P. Obititriu mad DUmttt ?/ n'eaua and CkiUrtu? by Thv<iM G. Fnolene, M. I). rVmiWry Suit Phanniuy- by Edmund Ha venal, AWuraf Hitloty and fie/aajy?by Stepeben Elli ott, I.LD. Patholofttral and Snrgieat .InKf/tmy?liy John Waeaer.M D. DtmonHrabr of Anatomy -hy.Tohn Waxner, M. D. II. R FROST, f>esn. Charleston, August, 1827 3d I'2 "Columbia Female Academy, Srfitrmbrr Ut, 1827. Although ih? Trustees of this lestttntion have, in eomiaon with the eoiamnnby, great nettse to tooteni llie untimely death,and to deplore tba loss, of Mrs. Makk*, whose election* snd talent* hav?*' ontrlbntfd. In an eminent deeree, In the sdvamnneut of female eilueattoa. They have now the Consolation and *iiibfsetlon to an* anune* to the jmiMIc mat Mrs. Smith, rellet of Ihe late Froftssor Smith, h?? consented totakachnixa of tha Boarding Drpartme.nl} thereby ensMinx Dr. Msatte, with hi* assiMnnts, la devote his entire atten'laa to that Instruction for which ha Is SO ad mirably <|?t? lifted. Parent*, whota daughters are pisead at this ln*tltntlon, may he a*?nred of their ftvtane In bselnx a lady of M-?. Smith'* its, character, l?er?evo|m? e and esemplary to dlreet their coar?e and tuperlnleitd their J ORKOfl, Chalrihsn. Valuable Property for Sale, W N tba Village of OrnnxetHtfxh, Ave lei* of land, I on which tbere is a valuable and commodioit* dwelling .house, two st.?te ho<i?*s and other oat building!, eery convenient for a p'd.lle home or for Isaaeaatile tnialne**, situate onshe main street, and on thestreet Ira-tln ? pad and near the new rt-W se. A at are de*lrn Me *in?al lan ronld i not To an approved pnreba*er the prlee _ ead tbe it rote of payment aerommo* If Mot sold by tbe Artf Monday In tteto , it wdf on that dhy be sold a* pablle aor, B?*t??tie*r on flail or dataaal F. Jvaae ?H ahohowuiohaiwthci M All (J |||i?( fl(MlilMrtfk Snp?t white Flannel*, UmIUrmii'i CawbiM Clock* wit b far eol tar*, Do. Plaid . do. do. do. i*die* Tnrlan Plaid and Circassian Cloak*, tiuncr black P. Silk Vetting*, plain and IfWtil 1 Cc*e **per 4 4 Iriah JUnent, , I do. Bilk and Cotton Umbrella*, 1 Ladle* Umbrella* and Para*ol*. ' v . An elegant miortawil ol while Cotton Fringe, ft't'a??ft'ahrlm.-Vtllne'n m(mr Mafk Halt, Brown and hhwW Cotton Shirting* and Shea; iHfl Of lUftriH width*, I4f 14 and 4-4 DninMlo Plaid* and Blripn, (warranted indigo blur,.) . ? Suiter Cotton and Linen A^ron CJteak*, ttd." do. do. Furniture, do. Cotton Bed tlcklagi, RtM*le,Blrd* Eye and Darnctk Diatteri. Real Rtuia ShMtinCh In Hat Ion do. Bo. die* Mack and white Silk lloae, (heavy) Do. do. do. Cotton do. Do. Mack Wonted do. Ownttemen'a Mack and white Silk Hose, Do. white do. 4 do. Do. coloured and white Cotton k do. Do.' Vigonla and L wool 4 do. L*dic?xoloureil and Mack Hortkin Clover, Do. do. and while Kid do. Ladtec black and wbHe Silk Glove*, Black India Sattln Levant* ie. Black and White French belifna, Plain blank and striped 8?r*nct?, Super Mark Sinehew*, Plain and figured Mack Oro. da Nap. Silk*, 8o|ter Mack Mode, Black and white Cnipe Lrir?e, Super Mack Nakln and Canton ,*/>. Do. Italian and Hat Crane, l>o.' figured and Mandarin Robe*, 4-4 nnd 5-4 black Levant inn Handkerchief*, Plain and figured black Lntrtring llandkcrrlefr fov Cmeal*, Whole and half Coach Laea*, Patting and *eamlng Lacc?, Spanish 8eg*r?, Together with many other article* too tedion* to enumerate, all of which with the former atock tb**y offer low for e**ti. Columbia, Sept. 7. 3rt tf $20 Reward. RANAWAY from tbft tiihKrl* bur living in Onuqnhtiffh dirtrirt So. Ca a wpo fellow named BEJVt ahnnt ?W frf.t high, Bva and Iwen. ly ymn of apr, lar** l.uitr, uiiti white eye*. wltli n t-muidi-table mor?- %\ liitn in them 1h?n It Moual to find in ilie cyw of uegroe;?. Bin i* a writ looking negro and enaily intimidat ed, and if epOkun to lustily, will atutter cnnsidtni Wy. ||? wi?? wb U-l in Ihe upper part of Lex< incton ditlrb-t adjoining Ntwlwrry, In eootpany with nnother fellow rirlio whdalectrdmill confin wl in (lie l.etington jail. I have unod n>*?on? to beli?w Umi Kr* hn**ha|iea lit* couree to Virginia a? they were heard In **y, they ware going there; Any nerMti apprehending Mid negro, and confin* in* luin in any Jail to that I ean get him a*ain ftlinll receive the above reward with nil ( harp** paid. STKPIIKN BROWNlNU BJT The Kditor* of tho Raleigh Star, and Rich mond F.it(|niivr. will pleiue give the above three insertion* nnd forward their account* to the ftib ?rribcr for peyment. September 7 30 3 Q3* The Millenary former ly conducted by L M. BROWN, I* left in e.|iaige of Mh? 9. C. Bunw, who U authorlxed to wll olf the Mock at eo*l. All |ienon indebted to the ?nine will by railing on Mitt Rreneti find their bill* left receited in her charge, with full author!* ty to Mtlie the same. L. M. BRIOOS. September 7 35 if Notice. TOR *ub*cribeni take (hi* method of informing tlie ctUxcrt* of Columbia and Ma vkiuity, that I bey have "vgidn commenced the RUTC'li KRINO ItimneM, nnd wHf uv ? very eaeition fo keen a supply of the beat of asrtr Itn. and hope, by their atahlnily and attention to Iwtinof* to merit a chare of the public patronage. - B. HARRISON, Jr. D. HARRISON. September 7 iti 8 Sheriff's Sales. on writs or riKRi facias. WILL BR SOLD before the Court House in Columbia, on the ft rat Monday and Tuesday in October next, within the le gal hour*: One Bay or Canal Boat* now lying in the low or Mnd her, in Gen. Wade Hampton'* tntalion- Said lioat wai carried off by the late that, and washed upon the bank a? aliove *lal> ed; tho?e who with to purrhaa*, will do well to ln*|?ect Mid )>ont before tnle day in September. It wa* levied upon mid will lie wild as ihe |noper. ty of Mr. John C O'Manlon; at the mil of J.?lm Hobinvon v?. John C. O'llanlon. 200 acres of hud more or 1cm, bounded by land* of Itlehard Branhem, J. W. Slurgeoo and Roliert Carter, lying In (hn fnrk of the Congaree and Waterte ltive?-*: at ihe Mveral and aepemte *nit?ot Wm HnlTney, Jolin Hryee, Joseph Hnwlitwon, and K. Fairw ether U Co. v*. Joaeph Perrin; and Barrett b Dunlap va. ChritO ana rerrin. 110 acres of land moro or leas, lying on Carter'* ereck, bounded by land* belonging to John Seay, B B. Carter* and C. te J. P-rrin; at il* ?nit of J. I). Brown v* Joaepb Purrinnnd Cbtisth ana PerTln. i Ttio ltou?o anil lot on the corner of Boll and Plain rirteW, containing one fourth of an Mere, more of Irn levied on and t<? Iw ?old a* ihe property of U. Fiita, m the wilt of ifobert I. t??n, Abraham Nott, ami IKivw U ffemy, vr. Frit* and Hardy; and Peter ,\l l? m il, heanr, i ItI l.atte, f*?ac Lynn*, Win lintler. a*?lgne?, I Win. L. Kiiklaiid.aml Wm. flail. v*. U. Kril*, 126 A ere* of land, morear I***, bounded liy land*belonging to Jonathan Morrrll, Samuel Wat* kin*, andCf B>yle; levied on and fot*?(dda? ilie property of Daniel Blaford; at the *rit ?i Abigail Mulder, adm'ft. of A. Mulder, 8. Nolle, and Jatne* T, Wade, v#, Daniel Muford. The Uouae and lot In the town of Co Imnbi*, eoetainlng one were more o? lew, ?<Join ing Mr*. Fanning'* lot o??llender*oi?tlreetj" on and to ?>e Mid a* tile pr<?pe?iy of batiMKmtu i.'li'enrflr win t? sold of tlieforroeri stands a tri?t mMI, 1(0. to Cot* F. Mmrer, N. a "* Aill and I befirid m the Wttiwrljr nt wMoTW*. fKTwid Hohftt I Two lot# In tbfj town of and 88, on l)i.viM street, omrti nehi Mm* or less; at tiki suit of John I v?. Jame< UonUwyn. One half of five hm or If*, lying no both ?i4r#of< ed by land* of S*mnel and " Meyer and John Marshall. Ml at the property of Time. Ed FrrderfskLykes, vs. Tkos. 200 acrt'i of lend Colonel* creek, bounded hf land* of ] fins and ?s lr vied oft nod to h? I property of Charles Ellis, at Um?mH < Coming, it Co. vs. Cb-rW* Olla7 > / *;-> Two rooms sod mm lot, wn acre, toon or loss, fronting on W? adjoining C. Barrillon on the w< Foster on the easti t|*o ah<?ee i b? sold by vlrtM of a las Otorsa siiUll. 220 acres of lend, more or on Crane crash, bounded by lands tirsen Masey fi,S*mpeon Russell, and thsMtlt of John Black v?. James Mhcbell. ItS acia? ol land* more or I***, " ?iiles of tb? fOad leading from Wlniwbneongb. bowndmt hy lands Mrs Coon and Sam Ingram; levied on sold at the property of Jam** L. Fan*; at thn snN nt Jtidah Barrett and Barret fc Dunlap *V Jam#* L.Fatot. ' Tbs plantation where Robert MUler, ike de< i'? nit *nt, now lives,containing 100 MWt> n lew, bounded in i*rt. by tlta main rued I from Columbin to Wln^fborouftb, North, k I. J. Faurt's land, R. fijf tbFT*slate of Fsu?t and South by Genres ftmltb j 41 mni of land, more of less, hoooded 1*. It F-. l?y Thomas Hutchison's land; on nil other aide* l.y Dr. Jitmo* Davis; nt ilm anH of Jamea 8. Gnixnard, Ordinal y nod i'urvis Ji Co. **? Rebut Millar. 7. The house and lot belonging in the i?nt, coiitalnidK On? hnlf ncre, more or lew, fronting on Washington-street; at the setts of Ales. M'lWnll for James B.Gelgaqfd, aod BoImiI Let-,., la, vi. Gfi?, MiUlf. 262 acres of land, more or lft% wliem Mr. John Ubvernow tfves, ontbs main road from ' <Vuinbln to )IVinn?horough, adjoining i looting to James I)ou*W, at the suits hnnll U Brothers, Oco. Leaphart, iw.F. i and Wiaabelh, adm'r.and adm'rsef B. < and John Brycn ??. John Glovor, nn4 - Dohrubl, v?. John Dancer, Robert Yates John Glover. The house nnd lot wliere' Mri^lfc.^ Yates lives, containing four afivs, i at she suit of Jesse Dwbftjlil, V|. * Boliert Yates an-t John Glnvnr. The houses and lot in the towii of Columbia, on W^lnnf-street, containing < mof or l???, at the auit of James and J< v*. B-nj. William* Mid WilHnm Gray, and to he sold as the property of Wm. " ritv for BnnJ. Williams. ?H? an re* nt land, morn or t? river, lw?unded by land* of Gonrge Ll*lttrer, Jacob Nnrls and i hwj at the suit of James M'Canta l.lghtner. One acre of Land, more .or Columbia, bounded west l?jr the rond to ' tough, and north by Boughnite'a lot, * the property of Jane Steele, at the set 'mond, ri. Jane Steele. 100 Acresof Land, more or lese, about one ml*n from Colnmtda, adjoining lend belong ? big to B Harrison mid others, levied on a* the, property of John MCrelees, nt the anit of John r Blank, rt. Jobn MCrtteu, adm'r. of /tawi t. ftmllb. The House and Lot where fondant now livei, on the corner of 1 ?embly streets, near the Theatre, ec funrth of an acre, more or leae, levl property of Ann Mefoney, nt the klnsler, re. Ann Mi-roney. * 472 Acres of Land, more or. fees, about ttft mile* from Cohimbie, In the fqtit Of'tke * Congarae nnd Weteree rivers, ndJblnlwf ISe#fco4e longing to I mho Woodward on fhe wMt, nod en * the east by Wm CarreB'e lend, levied 00 eetho( property of Timothy tee, nt the Bryee, for Thomna Mlllekia tod Cfi. .. aton, ri. the adoiintslratora of Timothy 1 130 Acrcs of Laud, more or test, t lying on the water* of Crane creek, ft? from Walking levied on as the than Morrrll, at the ssriU of T. * n. wyy, Hlarkand Wm. Rose, rr Jonathan Mirrall. 400 Acres of Land, mo where B. Harrison, sen. now llvee, i from Colombia, on the tend leading flrwa < bin to the Rice Creek Springs, let' * properly of B Harrison, sen. nt the Taylor, guardian, ??. B. Harrison, Harrison. 733 Acres of Land, more or lees, lying on the south weal tide of the Waferen i hounded on Ike east hy said river, north M'Qoeen"* Mnd, and ihi all other ^ ? land, at the time of the ennrey, co Boss by Stark Hunter, levied on as ??aac Ross, onder tnft eaeeetioas i l*aae, Rm?. The House and Lot on street, where Mr. Joseph Arthur keeps I Slotit, levied ort *? the property of 0. II Co. le.tWfy a tas rseceUon Inf l rr. I>. Morgan It Co. ' " ?* 890 Aerre of Land, j Mice cret'k, (mended R. i I ?e longing to tlm eatate of Ben.., Jacot? I'eiry, B. nnd B W. hy I land, N. W. hy Jacob Shirah'a I the property of Mow Duke, | jail Mnldet vs Moses Dale *. the state, ra Moeet Duke. >0 "