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.1- |V>|> stations, able rt.d
Bgsrsas;
thL SC* number*.
k diffidence, p*rhr->s too just, in my owi.
teach me'to look with
* **'tJScc t? the example* of public virtue
oy my Illustrious nredcce*v>rs, ami with
jfnerotinn to the lights that flow fn.m the
mind that founded, and the mind that re
formed, our The same difhdence
induce* me to hu|te for instruction and aid
from the coordinate branches of the gov
ernment, and for the indulgence and ?tp>
port nf nav fellow cititens generally. And
? Arm reliance ou that Power whose pro
vidence mercifully protected our national
infancy, and hat slace upheld our liboties
In various vicissitudes, encourage* me to
offer up my ardent supplications that he
will continue to make our beloved country
the object of his divine care and gracious be
lied icti no.
THE INAUGURATION.
John C. Calhoun, Vice President elect of
the United State*,'tookthe Chair of the Sen
ate at 11 o'clock, and the Senate was called
to order.
The oath to .<mp\/ort the Constitution of
the United Slates was administered to the
Vice President by Mr. Smith, of Maryland.
The oath to *up|?ort the Constitution nf
the United States was then administered to
the following new Senators by the Vice
Prunptit't vTs* '*
Messrs. Branch, Clayton, Bibb, H tyne,
K\ ig, Knight, McLean, ot Ohio, 'i ns- well,
Wliite.Sllsbce, Bell,Frcliughuy?en,Sprague,
?ftd Livingston ; aod they took their seats.
Oo motion of Mr. Smith, of Man land, it
ordered that, when th* Senate adjourn,
. they will adjourn to meet to-morrow, at 13
o'clock. ?
At half past eleven o'clock, Andre* Jack
am?, the Prealdent elect, entered the Senate
Chamber, attended l?y the Marshal of the
llistrict, and the Committee of Arrange
ments, and took his sc.it immediately in fiont
of the Secretary's desk.'
The Chief Justice. ?f the United States
ond Associate Judge*, entered soon after,
Mtd orcupied the seats assigned for them on
the right of th? President's Chnlr.
The Foreign Minister* and their suites,
in their splendid official costumes, occupied
?f.att on the le ft nf the Chair.
A" Urge numlter of Ladies were present,
nnd occupied the scats in the rear of the
Scout'tr*, and lobby under the Eastern gal
lery. ? The Western gallery was reserv
ed for Meml?rrs of the House of Represen
tatives.
At twelve o'clock the the Senate adjourned,
And a procession was formed to the F.astcm
portico of the Cap<toi, where, in prcsr-nce nf
an immense concourse of spectators, filling
the portico, the steps, nod the enclosure, the i
* Prvsldeut of the United State delivered his |
In tugural Address, and, having concluded it
thu o.th to support the Constitution was
.administered to him by Chief Justice Mar
shall.
Salutes were fired by two companies of
nrthlery, St Itiotted in the vicinity of the
Capitol, which were repeated at the torts,
nnd by detachment* of urtillrry on the
pluins. When the Pretident retired, the
proccsal&n ??? re-(hrmed, and he was con
Uncord to the Pr#"%icfcntl*l Mansion.
He here received tin* salutations of u
Vast number of persons, who mine to con
gratulate him upon his induction to the Presi
dent y.
' The day was serene and mild, and every
?way favorable to the wishes of those who h id
ooine from a distanre to witness the i ereino
ny nf the Inauguration. The number of fM*r
*oit* persons present at the Capitol, within,
around, and in fror.t of it. lave l?een various
ly estimated. We suppose that it did not fall
*]?<-rt of ten thousand.
The Inaugural Add) ess will b* found in an
other patt of thisdav's paper.?Xai. Int.
INSURRECTION IN LOUISIANA.
Norfolk, March 2.?We learn from
Captain Ritev, #ho rnmr passenger In the
brig Hope's l)r|ii>ht, which arrived here
yesterday from Nrw-Orlenns. whrnrc she
?ailed 11th Fehruarv, that Information had J
reached the City, 'hat nn Insurrection had I
brokenoutupthe river, (above New Orleans) |
n lew day* previous to his leaving iherc, and i
that several thousand Negroes weie engaged I
In the Revolt. The fjovernor gave ortlers
on the night of the 10tl?, that tlie mllitarv I
?houldhe in readiness to match ala moment's j
warning.?[/Jraro?. (
Iii con*equ?:n"e of the retcnt nt'empts trt
fire the cltV of Augusts), n Voluutrrr City
(luard\w* been established in tint place.?
About 300 of t'ie mmt respeetnhlr eitixens
hnvc rnrollcdthemM-tYvs, unanimously cle<t
id CmI. Wli.l.lAM Cummino ('apt-tin of
the (iuard. The Chronicle siiya the citizen* I
Imve Ixen reKttlnrh organised, in u manner'
thnt will render them n*t efficient <md vuhia- \
ble corps, while the duty incumbent u|K>n '
?nrh, will br, comparatively, li^lit.
Whfle other cities are taking measures to
drWeoflTlncendiaHt'*, w?uld not he well tint
our police pursue such it maur, us will
prevent them finding nn asylum in Churlcn
ton.?Jtfitreury.
interfiling Ditrnr rit?Wr nu IfMiami, that
}lr JwIm j Smith, Nn I Mr I'mIIcI of I'etewlmr*.
haw Ju t taken ???it a piteot lor t di?e?very, wli? h
rr?ni:?N to k* offre it imt>orlarv ? t'i to tlo> Cotton
pj.nter?the nltjrt i i* in ?^|mr4ir th? !<? rn?*|
th? entfen?*e?l from the hull, hii.' Ilio lormer to in
sert frr making oil.
F.aeh hd?h?| of ?fl i? ?*??! to prmln^f TJ <ju?r,?
of oil, of a quality. llltlo.il' Ktir. inferior In tin
twi<eefl oil, ?U'I apfilieaMe lo oe.irlrf v< ry |>urp*<t?
fur whifth lh?t tpeeic* of oil u enifloyr t.
We hat?i. ?pee?inen the pre|.?rfil K?*in?l ?:i
egr ptMHiiia for whi?'h ?<> ?rr I^UMmI to il?#
politeness of s frien .-?and whirh \v It t.? protuptlv
?hownto loy fi'iHiwho ?"l Iw |tt?nt^l toonl; ??
(Ilia oflke.?fiitfimorvi i omfiiltr.
The Bivannith Republican of lln- 84 inM *nv.
* |t i??tr<m#ly ni^'^il lh?t H?e mnluiilvi-tii*
who arrived al this port in the f.ntu I.
?rpool, and who r-itix on h<>ard tr>un ah?* W
?HMHt with only tmvi llins hsr* of < lo'ldnc, ar<
IndeMtieal fntMlvet, ftt?|?ii?n?on *ntl (?!??
Wbnsn allege il fraud ha* ascitrd o rnurh run*
n?Hon in Hie m- inied world -t| l.ond>>tt I
*tr*cfl|)1l?n >Wen ?>f ih? former, >?. 'or l? w?- jm
Uj day, efaetly uorrr/yonili witli l!i? ?p|KMiani
of lb? person nlludtii to?and inil.'t J lr<Mu many I
otbwt eircuwitUMtft which wv wUhi <M?ll, ??
??l*r1(l? Utile AwM of ikolr Identity."
Latlm rmm Wnki?ihM elate that ? dud l? to
he fought nfi?r lb* MMhHi dot**, bttWHH Col.
D Caocarrrand Mr Patoa Las, both msiAhsrs
from r?rnilw?f.
AGRICULTURAL TARIFF.
The Farmers in ?vtr?l townships near
Philadelphia, met at Byeberry a snort time
ago, mm anted to certain resolution* for
the protection of the Agrtcultaral Interest,
which ft nf course greatly depressed in tiiis
unfortunate country. They complnin, that
Farmers can seldom And opportunities for
?rxcuLATiov* and that their profits are
nothing more than regular and moderate.
They state, that owing to the nature of <>u
republican government and the habits Of the
working people, they aii live fully and com
fortably, ano therefore requite higher wa
ges to sepport them, than are necessary in
other countries. That it is the duty of
I this government to aupport agriculture In
particular, and that the wants or the Furmer
| at present require taxation for his support.
! They therefore resolve to petitkn Congress
to lay sufficient duties on the importation*of
Potatoes and Barley to prevent the intro
duction of these articles from abroad, inter
fering with their growth and sale at home.
We are glad to ice this. It is an attack
on the manufacturers founded on their own
system. It ia an extenaion of the farfamed
and wide extended plan nf robbing the many
for the sakr of the tew, railed the American
System; which bears na it* motto?" Cheat
as cheat can: alng Tantarara rogues til,
rogues all."
The farmers at this meeting however, arc
lather dull and sleepy heulcili they do not,
like the uianufarturerft, pretend strongly
that tiie ftublic interest requires thin taxa
tion; they plaiulv avow that they meet to
nerve their own interest, at the cxpcuce of
the r.onsumt rs of provisions.
. lliwhom principally will these duties
fall* Upon the po<ir;#who live as much as
they can on uotatoe , and wit >ae beat and
whnlcsnmest fievcrage is beet. Potatoes at
the time of the meet ng, ?? ere said to he 73
cents jwr bu*h?*l. Ia it possible that a farm
er near am It a ? ity us Philadelphia can re
quire u protection against the importation
of Potat'.es? In the utW'unt imported, of
such miignitinlc as to call for a meeting; to
prohibit them? The fact is, that nonu are
imported, lint a few from Ireland and Lan
cashire of supcrio quality owing'io the cli
mate of that part of the world, and u Iticli
are necessary here as seed Keally the ob
jects of this meeting of wise acres were too
trifling to occupy the attention of a man of
sense f >r five minutes.
By and by we shall livtvea petition against
the employment of Irish labourers on our
farms, canals ami turnpike roads. Then
the American farmers, will hml fault with
the Germans. Then the Yankees who send
out young men qualified to teach every thing
after the very hi st and newest fashion, will
petition against 'he employment of any hut
teachers from that country of he id-work, as
interfering with the natural producc of that
quarter oi Uncle Sato's Territory!
Keally, the fashion n??w seems to be, who
ran best succeed in persuading an ignorant,
and huckstering, and popularity-hunting
| Congress, to . nahlc him to cheat his neii{h
| Ixmr as much as possible according to law;
and the people y wn over the fraudulent
proposals, and submit to be gulled.
P?rhnps .these honest men do not know
that by the existing Tariff?p?.:..lees puj
ten cents per bushel when imported; ous, |
the same; oat meal fifteen per .*rnt; bar lev
fifteen per rent; wheat 2 3 cent a per husliel;
and flour 50 cents pti hundred weight; fl.tx
35 dollars por ton; liemp <15 dollars per ton;
hemp se?d 15 per cent.
Surely this is protection enough in all con*
seienr.e, if the farmer has any conscience,
But 1 cannot believe these men ever took the
pains of looking at the TarifT of impost; but
thinking tins was a fine time for speculation,
and as it is now the fashion topick vouriic'.gh
bans pocket by all lawful means, they
thought they might an well come in for their
ttliavc of the general phind -r: like the Cor
nish Parson, who when a ^yeeli was an
nounced in the middle of his sermon, and
finding all his congregation scampering off,
called out, ?'for God's sake gentlemen, let
I us start fair."
OL1) F NSIIIONS.
Columbia i rice uircnl
Review <if tin* Mirkct* for ihc im?>t week.
HO UK l'K0L>UCT<0.\S.
(Jo'ton?Iitli rtor t? ffiiotl "4 M
I In. qnnil lo Aim? 81 a U\
InHi/tn?(r??tn the Wijnaf, .Ml n 7ft
< urn? " " " Midi, m lnuh<l.
H'hem-- " ?? ?? ? HMi
flour?f.eie " ?? ?' (ifrt ? 7<M? IJbl.
I ???.--??!??? ifim* MOO n (! '?()
//<?<? nti? (?? irlMil,) H In IO
#/'i??--N?rlliorn, I 'J tr> 14
H'hukt}/ - lift ? '16
.V h' Utt.t 4fi n ftO
Mnrkertl, F<th?No. ?. and 2, fiftO !?? C.*>0 l?l?l.
?.f# htiml
Oatr, ?.'? fo !iuih
FOUK.IONPUnDUCT.ONS.
C'ttton >n.) '/i u |
T,ir i... *> n VI |
I ill It Unfit ? IH * H) (
Iron. Country k Sirt'dt? b ? flj I
Salt, hit* r/inol--<-(.i.r?e >n a IIjO
l)<i ?* " in Hulk, "."il'ilrtl t<n?h.
Sugar, litnim- HI lo l??
Hit rrfinpd loaf? VI to 'M
ftrnndi/. <'oifiHte? I'l'i !?< '/OO
(fin, llnl'mut ilirrrt impnrlnJ, I '?> lo (AO
If inr. " " 360 lo 4.'?"
I In .VnliiifO, " " H7A in UK)
('offtr? HI l<> "JO
TV . ilytaii?? 1V?*? to I 'HI
Mulutl't? 40 I" ill ;.H
'Cum. Jamnrit? IV!? lo 175
KEMMtKS.
'"OTTON T'..-.- !> ?? tK?-? lini n li?c!l< H Imi<i
dim* in I It l? Micti* ilnri w lliu Wi'i'k; mill (
'imr ri4|oii? .? | mlv iiM'^, <>n th* rnlc? ??( li
? Im'i>ii ii*>lnSii< <l in ifvt'Ml infinite*'* Inlrrlo
II n?? Mr* mKf pl' iiiv, noil ?l?*lI imin 7J, in Hj
(H)IIN. Till* nrlirle h*? im|>rov?it n II*- mi
i 'iinrh eniaiiit in (i now i?IU ?l AO r?i ?
'in Hi w ? ????.
1'I.Ol'H flil* trlicp1 !? firm af our qu?lailoi
? n?H .nn'ti of n qii-fl ijuViiy cmtln* in
H V I F.4 or t .V llANOK,
'III\F I'M mi lit N'trili n( (Iter! light, I |><
mi. prem nt imty |>*?.
NORTH CAROLINA DANK DILLS 6 to f
par owl. Utecouat.
(1F.0K01A BANK BILLS I* to t par MM,
PRUUIIT8 TO CHARLESTON, m now
% to | I 00 a bato for (Mim OtHrr uiklw
proportion. up ritl|lHf M to flft oMlt par
!??:.
hand red
M ?RHIKU?On >a?MUy Mining ClWwuy
84<b.ia NawUrr* Villara.l,/ to* IW.Mr 8*mI.
P TAra.alf, Or JAMK3 H. WILSON, lo MU.
KI.IZ V HKTU P li MllllMU lONi daugh
ter ol V. J Harrington, Km|.
? By ton mmo, iin Himdif (Ha Mjh of
Ffbnary, at Ibn ra*ld?iic? ol I>r ?. B At w ood,
in Ncwtierry District, IV. THOMAS B. HUTU
HUKOHi?, to Mi? LAOHA Al>AM?. altfeal
daughter <>f Ot. Adaim, dccea?tid, hi" of Nnw
'tcrry Village,
OUIIUAUV
D'ed mI hi* tildrHM In L??lngton OlMilet, on
Hi" 3rd Intl. at an advanced e^e, Mr It'm Daker,
Stn. one af th? 0I1W1I and limit inha.
hiunt* of tlmf Dldricl, leaving behind lain* an
amlalde family b?rn? down In mrrow for ili? be
reavrm fill MJitch deprive* tlieai of lb* be*4 of
falh*i?--for tothetn he Wntrvny tiling that duly
and affection could make him, nnd lo Mm they
were every thing thai r<>uld pirate (lie eye of a
fund and devoted parent:
" Hut f/i * L?rd'$ trill Ot tL/nt, ilit mtrry tndurttU
fartrtr "
Mr linker wa? a |?mrlir.?l <ni?n, of much e*pe
rii-nce; well acquainted with lite dulie* of life and
Ilia character ol man, and never mffered either the
??ne or Ihe other In ?urpri*e or di*api?iint him.
Naturally f ml of relireinrnt and doineilir life,
'? lie nevrr eat tin- bread of idlenen, or put off for
lo morrow, what i?> day would accnmpliili' The
?liitti-D of h I'.tiililut rltii n lie dWcharged willi 1
fidelity, nnd never devia" d Iront the |?riueipletof j
inirniily and honor None wa? more Mrintly
lione?t or more iru? l? llieir word l!i> own
limine** eogro.ied hi* attention Willi the
alTiir* of lii> neigh'ionrs lie middled n >1. None
could Ik ..(Tended willi fin couwr, and all were
? . ri? nil*. Hi* Miff'-riii ?? <ui the lied of firkti'-M
lor ?ev<Tal year. pn?i. (which were great,) he
liore with tlie torlilude of .t chriiliart, and the phi
loto.ihy of a uti I) -a'li di I nut #arpri*e Sim. he
iiw ii-approach and ihrunk nol fiom it - relying
U|Nin Hie K:i<nlne?? of hit Saviour and hi* find, lie
met it n* ii Iru-ud and gloried in the conflict?to
liim " Oialh km! *? ?/iau, iht Gr-tvt no itlory H
I hut |m. ??? pir'ed one of ><ur bc*i cititem; a
lender and iff ciinnale | n iH; n kiud ai.dindul
ueiil tn.Mler, n good 'leijllliour, and a tincarr
friend. ifler 11-? vi? ik lived to a good old a.- e, al>? ay?
*.*t*niin< a character free from hlomiih and
almte Mt<|>ieit>n.
Motiin noi then relative* anil fri*n>lr?dry your
tear* .uid c> i\o to >veep?your de|iailed friend
??a* made >i liappv cliante?your loc* i* In* unin.
I I'e ln*l ilrlit ol nature h? ha* paid Hnd now "re?l*
in Abrahnin'* " Hi theielor*' condoled in
tlie rrrollection ol lii* virtu -* and Ilia triumph o:
hi* death? and he ye alio ready to join him In the
inaniioni of hliir, in tinging prai*e* to (J-.d and
the I,mill lor ever and ever.?[' o?i/iii?i<-fi/f<.]
ft ^ IIK Sl/liSCIllHKIl, on behalf ol hit itimcr
1. nte?, rtipcctfu'ly inform* Iho public, Ihnt
they ha ve in o(<crutioa ? Cotton and Woolen F?c*
lory, near Smicty Mill, at which the IoIIowin; nr
tuiHjr he had fit the price* annextxl: Cotmn
y.irn* of any uumtirr under So. 10, twenty five
ittult ti |hiiiuiI | icine nnd cotton baling twine.
? hirty two rrnt? a pound ; cotton oxmtharfli*.
iwlvo and a half rent* a yard. Cotton Ikc-oi*.
unit m tcro wintur elnthni; will he prepared lor Ihe
eiituiiix iraiou The public are nwurcd Hint ihi'f*
article* are made of cotton of 'ho pnme?i Haple
(,'u-loui?r. ran have their yar? warjxxj nito
weh# of muv length iin l wiilth they mwy direct,
iAil ?o marked a* to provent miaiMie or difficulty to
,>Utiin^ tliviu ?nl<> llie I<m> ii, at one >lo)Ur eurh.
I> t Vll> It tV|M.M>iS.
Forth Uulmi M rt'tl-n tunn^ Company of
Soil) ? ? ari'liiia.
Male1, I I' 'i e?t6 u
I 'olh ffCn
4ru Ma it (.11, 1 29
MI P. loll.twine ll--?ohiii>m >t il?f Mmtrd of
I Tni*?ep? Wh? p/wM'd ni their lait trilloo i.t
l)en mlirr ?
l!t$olrrJ, That Hie Slew aril * ?tr Common*
Hull he kept o|t, Ht whirll llm?e Student* *ha 11
Iniard, wlni Hit? not nntlioiiKeri hy tiifir pursuit
or i uerdian* to t>?>nr<) in private iainili<-? or Ml
prltfUlo honrrtinc lii.iiii'v unrli a* tli<- family may
liccnie. The Steward diall he appoint'-d a? liwt*
lofore, and diall have the ti?e of Hp- f'omm<tn?
llall and III? iMilldiuR* and i^nrdtn att.?elied there
to, Iree Irom rent, on jsivtug Itoi.d *vi'l> ??ror!l\,
(approved hy n Committee of th" Tnirtn** i<t
lie appointed lor tliat purpose.) in the ?uui ol
three thon?nnd dollar*, with condition, thai lie
.'?(?II krrp lh? premi??* which In; orenpie* in
jcnnd ordttr, free from e*pen?e to (lie liillitiition
and return the mm' in c?"d or?lrr *? Il?e? ripira
lion of hi* term, or termination <?l hi* ihtiic?, r?
cept in r*?e of aecidmta' fire .tr other ineviinhlc
calamity, ami nl?n conditioned for the I -til Itl'ul
performance u| hit il iii>-? ni.l rnuformint: to "lie
l,a\\* of Cnll?x?v T ??? rule of charge lor Hoard
in Common* thrill he fiteil n* herrlnfon T ie
Mtewnrd ?hull m?ke hi* ow n collection*. mtd t?ki
all lli?* profit- anil tun nil tlie ii*k* of low* The
Student*, who mnv lit- authorised in waiting hy
thi ir parent* or ?U*iiII.iii<. ill tj Imnrd in %<ir?i
private fmnilie* nrnt ?urli pnvalt Itoardinir hnu?e?
within llie Tuttil nf ('iililinliit. lt< may lie liren*'*'!
in *nlin|{liv the tneully 'llio*e Htutli-nt?, whu
H<iartl in C'oniinont in^y l?,d\e |i<e ?ante, when.'
ever Ihey plea?e, il aut'.\oriX- d in writing hy their
parent* ni Kii.irdi>in< On siting twu Meek* notlre
In thr Stt-wMiil ol tin' intention of reniovinc to one
of llie private tmnrdiiu Iioum**, lirenten l.y the
F?ml|\ , and tliry lia^ remove from one private
I hotitiliiK hou?e |n amtthf-r ol th'- ItCetiteil hi>u?e>,
al their pleasure, having aiiliioritx frotn Iheir pa.
rer.t* or (iMnliau*. The f si llily tluill nut five |
a 'ii:< n?i- to miy privati1 iniiiily or priv^ti- iMiMrdiiiK
llutMe i|tlh'?? the "Will', ot kee|rf>r -hall ?1ipulate
I ilutinrtly io v* riling, ii"l lurnuli or permit lu lie 1
i liirni?h>'d lo the Hiu<lriil?, nr lo he u*eil hy Ihem. j
I any vt ine*. ?i>iritu< u< liipior or?tronK drink, nor I
to permit miv catniiiK on ili(,ir premiie*. |
The f^e.uhy ?li.?ll lia\e llie |H??v*r to withdraw
their liven* Ir-oit any pr.vitle family or privali
huariiiiiK 'n?n*e, at lltelr alnolute dut rrtion, and
m hen III y withdraw Iheir iicen*e Irom any |>?rli*
etilur lniti*e, the Stii lenl* tio^rdln; there ?hall,
within one ?*vi-k, remove Irom the tame lo the
Common*, or to ?onie other hoo?e li?'.en*?d hy
'lie fiirulty. or he <nl?i> r.led to centure or ?n?
|H-u<ion ni llie divreiion ol the family. The
T itor* nt tin ( ullfjie^re *tlll reipurrd lo hoard al
? omttion*. mid pretnle hi i|te tHhle* to keep order;
tid nothing in tin* niruiif ment thtill he ^on*lrn
I to dl?|ieii*e wilti tin uf the C.illeRe, which
?piiri * Ihn Student * lo he within I he wail* during
n?Mir? of *ludy, and hy 7 o'rhir.k in winlm
unit* in tiiinmer, and the other rri|ni*itlon? of llie
? Mh Rule <>( th,- |,i Chapter of the ( ollem l^iw*.
? He* 5 ind 0 |? *tiall he Ihe duty of the Faenll)
pmliiloi <ny Stiiilent from huarding without
?? Common* Win* ?hall he frnpienlly ahurrt*
m In* room in the Cotle^e lluildins?. dminK Ih
? ??I hnnr?, of which Ilia Faculty khall be the ?o|e
ye? '?
l'>ihli?lied by order of the Farnbv
?UUl?HT IIK.NKf, See ry
March 1^ Ml
Sheriff's Sales.
m?*Tt f!niTS 0/ fieri facias.
\\ 'J*,1- Motm the Court IIoum ;n
day to A ^
j_ , rw'^w~? ?? '?? nr?l Monday I
*i? ?. IU
?I*
d*5 bv ulA,eT ?t U,,d' m,,r*or |M*<
?1| IvSkln 1? Momll,
MrfdJTh*L r & ?*' t*^d ?" *nd ?? lj*
a?Lu G2K?y ? ?? ">? *u<u
H^rlrrfirv *Sfe**?,*"ih Biur0rd..hd
BlSfoJj Ww,,M ",,d uU,er* ?
d.^LS^'r* aDd L"' ?*"??>? I be drr.o
hall Mennawy now containing
rfj! ?, ,?*'*? .mn?'JIr *s"ie r?" n t,( Colum
~
looiMa^fr<ituia>''???f *Vd U* '? '?'? Town of Co
nl^ n/'ikTr * ?'! ''"fr ' ?nd k"?"? ?? in the
Y." ,M? ?"??-'"?"? half an
J .hn N ir ,r*-w ,h" ??" of Samuel Wilsoit k
n a J5/ k Co *? C Uerarde,,. *
mJ ill, ii Arn*oi ?*<,m,i ">??'?? <" I?m. bound
aiSn-W" b; w "nd 8 K ?v ^5S?
hv ilir? ! |" K*"??dy ? land, N K mid 8 v..
aJuh^At^?***IJ,,,'' rr"""r,rrv WHItaw
N W and n t?"[#yTd Chart.?HfliMe, and
wLk.Lt N . K '<> l?nd? surveyed for Leuis
nr"idn,n"s ?lJor,,,,il,> M,d '?"?? ?u .
J"fttiasraa?? i
AW' 01 i-"'1' ,nor* or ?" ?be
fdhJ ii j ?"*?"* ??* Waterer Rlv< r?, Ix-und*
Carter n il' ?'"???"? ?? ?h- nfRol?,
fcOTSSgl?-"'
anl \iil r m M\'Bd lo1' " '"-"on the defend-!
"r. in. nni V ,,.'i?W< ,Wr'' *" 1 "uw'" ?<>"?
:;; r ;u h af ?'? ?re, more op le.., hound
T-L .7\V,"r U,r'> ''? '""K.nKlolbac
?J '*<>). M'Keniif nonliHaidlvhy D llarrUon
and rhe""^ ">(1S"mu"' -5y. h vlrd .,n ?
Ihr .. i r il pr ?|*'?y "I Mary C .?>?>, el
L<nv,nd "?"??
I.....M.' " J'" ''"r ".nH 1Town .if Co.
taininir'nn delvuilanl ,,nM Uvea, con?
put - r i"11' "f nn "crt < ?"r" ?r le... on
I lain ?i houndrd N K |?v M ? a? i ?
iii? S ??? i... ?i X " 1 ' ? 8 "?" r f hit, on
W hv V,,. y o, V- r <?" the fl
Pt<tin ?l ai ti. ''"i Hm< on N ?V ?-y
mu I ' M r,V,iV "J Wm "'?'?-"'y nn.l Konja .
Kinder 8nowdi?,i Co v?. Jwhn ti |
roa?0|?dl!!Wr,Mof,,,,nd- morr OP ,rM- on ",e
IrtiereliiT n?\i i ? * NMe.hu,K.
Jo^.pi, B tth?, v, Onen ll.ev. ,
#, .. ",r >""?v e?.?f {ol in the Town of
Corner I!" l*n' ; r< T,.""n"4 Bu',,,r now "" Ilie
u , ',n,ly "ale* Mierii, til Hit- mil of
L |? lor l?4ae Barr*l. v? Geo. lS.^I
ll^drieJ0? "rr,,,V.f lanH m"r<t or ?????.? lie. ?M.n
dt- rri .il Ul>W ,,vr?? ????? Bm?hu rlvrr. (for
%u?f)!.';'/*"0V""1 Krr,,n,,) *,,,r **"
tied !'?I,,r '?aac Barrett, v? Jol.n Turni|H
tidr!'.!"!. 4?" 0f ,and mrtrt or '???? rtn
ItiieCV l 'eadint ?rom ? idu>..l.ia lo the
Kithfr **bereoii tin- delcndanl P.irker
Win Vh l,v,,i' hv land* Mon?inj( lo
? rhoin|??on. WalUra, M. Antonio, nnd Mr?
ll'T** '"'Vi'!'1 "* ?< I'trkrr FUhrr.
*??r^r!LV Ew,r,'v'-Uew?" Lo?1"1-'
?*N'' *87J6 ??? land, more or le*?, where
H . Jl. " '1 nrm '?vei, on t .,1. rri- It. (f.,r
if' j ?0.**"'.?he *ui:? of J J Chap
,.. n aud John Ulack, v, C harl,-. Kllia.
... ? i* ?f Unil, inor* or leM, a>xmi
m.. 1 fr1?'n CfilnmMa, m ht-r<-'iti the deft>ndHii<
now jives, hounded N IV hv |)r K MarkV lam*
H P tZv s'l f^nani. I?nd.
i ?? R','?**,l *. and land l^t.- the pn.(trn
ol Hn Milliard. S. IV l.y land lieloi. -in, ?n ioh
K CrHwford, nnd imrt hv Inn ? fo Jolr
l, ,ina?, n the ..ii) of ihe Corp iratioa ofColumhh.
v? Benjamin l|arii?on. ?en.
Nil I.) I'he liot|?. and lot in the town of <\
lumliia on ih> N W eornor of Lanttl ?nd Mar ,
on-jr. i-l*. r. .iti in.n- one arre. mire or Iriu, ???.
a? the ??rnperty nl Jflme. Hon Um. ?en. hi M. I
V h w M'MUIan and Robart Latia ?
J im?*? I>on;la?? ?rn
No irt 3AI4 acre* nf Und. mort or le#?, - I
Broa.l B? vi-r. I>.iiind*-d hv land* hflnntinr to tl I
t-?la|e of R f-'ntikl Rrv| B.?atwri?ht and Shar
i' V'" '? 'be property of John Ul. -ar, at ll
tulli\n( Jo.t-,.1, I Mine V, J It Arthur and oth
\? J-I.n Oh.rrr
r ,/io of land, more or !????. In ti.
f|'rt nl I it> ('i,n -?ri.e and Wnleree W^rt. I
dei N Ity |.?fn \| odward, K liv MIm (5rai r
I honiiKon. ?* hv |>?vii| .loyner. W hv Amlir .
tjilHoil.tnM a. ih. r?r,M?erly of W-n. Thomi. ..
".IV "u"?Vf W.i.Vi"rn ""I*' and WiClam C..IT
orv i< U i||,,,n, rimm|??on.
N<?. 18 ??iip Feather Red fold al ilie il-li of il?
lorilier pil'rhaujr, a. ||,e p.o|>ertv of Wm Cil?
?'in; Ml III., a ii 11 ol Mur v Wil|niin??'in v? \\m tiili
ion
N? 19 S N<t?r?.e?, vi*: S?||y nnd her t*
"??Idren one lie inf nt i-hild; al the cnl of I he
r.?V? ..f ^ IMI VI Kli Kenae.lv and Thomns
Camtd'e'l. T'ii?iee* '.f It. i,^,, ? Frmier
N" CO M a< re? of land, more ?,r le??, in ihr
fork of the Concaree and Waleree divert, lion
ded l?v r.li Willl'im'' Mnd Ahrnham fUepheid'*
lamlt. ?d^ a? the |imte riy of tlreen William*, al
thf tiiii* nl William Hall, mid I.'. J. Simmlon and
Jame? R^?? vi l.reen Willianit.
No, "| lldflnriri .if land, nmie nr left, hring
pail of a Irar.l nrii-inally Krante.i Wa;rr?,
i the water* ol Oill'* Creek, l-mi.d. d (>y land
helon^'n* to Jo?eph Martin. N W nnd S W by
land formerly IV property of Archihald ^inilh,
N K l.v 'anil hel-in^ioK to the e?|i |.- ol Z. Tliil
hi?. lev left on and lo he told a* the pro|?erty of
Rirhard ti-een, at the ?uit of John film k v? Rich
ard Oieen
No Vi The home and Ut in the town of Co
Inmlaa, where Ih'* defendant now live*, on the
corne of Bull and |,aoe-l *lreel?, rt.nl .inln/ one
acre, mort or |e??, a the ?eveml .ir* of the
adminlttraiorand admini?lralrix nl / Pliiliptand
? nnilrv other eierntion*.
Al..., three lik'-ly Nerro Carpenler*. namely.
John, Frank,and Mt-riry. |evie.| on and lo hi- ??ld
a* the property of Joim R Howell, al ibe ahovti
?uil*v? J?ho II llow.-II
TKRM* CASH
JKS8F. DF.BR|;i:i., H ft D
Hher'.flT * IMHi-e. Mnrr.li 1:4, |H-M>
UIOIl H \I.K. A likfly vmin/ \V m lird
F rut# hnuw Mrvmit, ami ??? r?rHlnit nttx*.
H%HAII C. I1AI.L
M?reh 1.1 II *
SimHCHIItF.HH to (he Sl'ITKtt on ih? At.nl
?ft?ry at Hi, pntrhk'* H> nrvnlftv 8?m-Ihv,
?In* IVt?? InU run ulilniii iliHr on hi pllfH
<!?.? 1t> Wip H4?r?, H. IbinMyJ. W. |lr*fflrv, I).
Hr?nm, >?r In l?, to*** it (In- <rrntl Hnfrl.
rhnK who <vl?h lotUf>nill rtj.jtly for iK Io ln
? fur* th? irtlta.
March Id. 11 I
APOLLQTS THEATRE.
. .?? /'or mfrm o*h/.
MR. V DTMILIEU,
Formerly known 6y the a/iMeUaiion of
YOUJWeOMUS.
MOST reapacttaUy tafenw lb* Ladand
(itallww of Colamhia ami tU vicinity*
thai altar mo ebteoca of twelve year*, ba will ooia
n? ~ ? have Ike honor la pre?at to than, THIS
EVENING, March 13. at Mr. Hdleget l.ouf
Hooin, many In-nmpreheatibla ??t?*rimrtit? in
Natural Philosophy & Apparent
.Necromancy,
M'liich for infernally ami nveuuon, iurp?w any
thing 'ha klutl afar exhibited in thia country.
Il ha? bud tH* aim of Mr. I), (u ettaMuh au t o*
lartNinmaot edifying to agt, iattwetive to youth,
and yral iljiuf tu all.
la tba courte of'tha evening a rich coll action of
apparent'trijl If introduced ih Ihe ityle hereto*
fur* |.ra<tir?4 lP NewYurk, Charleston, Pbila.
delphia HaItimtH?*,A:c.
17* Twktli'W /wil?, children 25 ceolt.
tjT Dnvii ?m? at 6. and performance ta com*
inanno ul ? o^Jofk. Por (mrliculari tee biiU.
Mr. V. D. within* Jo tivo at much variety to
h>* performance at p??t?ibla, has engaged tlio
ITALIAN TROUBADOURS, who will ?n Ihit oc
cation pertoim ou tli iotiruinenlt teveial national
aiit, walls, Ate.
March |J
Jit tuition Cavalry.
'PlIK regular parade ??f the R'CIILAKD
I. I.IGirr DRAGOON'S, will take placa in
Colurohiaon Saturday the 2Hlh intl nl half pa?t?
10 o'clock A. M. The nieuil>er? of (lie coin puny
are hereby tioli0i-j to attend
By order ol Ihe ("apt. I'alridjte,
Win. V. CLll'TON. 0 S
March 12,1829. II. 2t
OROKItr.li lhat an flection (or Intendent and
?it Wcrdent, for Ihe town of Columbia, ho
held on the Aral Monday nl April eftM ; two War
d. n* In be fleeted In * repreteteol each Ward,
whereof ihey tliall he residents al the limu of
election All Ilia qualified vol art ol the town arc
? iititlad to vote for the Intendant and the tvholo
number nl Wardriu Tlie pollt to be opened at
10 o'clock, A M. and o ha c!o?? d at 4 oelnck I*.
M oi the mini ilny The Manager* lo n |x>ii thn
rf?iilt tolhe Council on the ilay eniuinglhc eltc
tinn
Qualification of Vnten All pertont r.onttilu
lionall) i|ualifi"d to vote for members of Ihe le
gislature of "In* itate, and who may have tetided
w ilhiu lh? liniltt oi the town for one year, ara en
tilled lo vole
Managi n of Election Ward No 1. James
llora. J*me> ??enrv, J (1 N Taylor, at Morris*
Tavern Ward It ? !t JO Ibinlap l> K Soee
nv, R Bryce. at ilif Markfl. Ward N^.3. J. A.
C. aw ford, J. M'Cull) , J. II. Car wile, al Carwtlfc'5
Si ore.
Colamhia, Mirrli 13. I Itf
Flour awl Bacon.
4^ f* f\ " tRRKLd ol fine anil nupfrtlne Flout.
jZ r I ,W><? poumlt prime ?ali|Hlre BACON.
A.immi pomelo <>f tlo. do II A.MS - lor talc very love
il early application It made to
Wallace l mtee.
Columbia. March 13. IS 'tf. 11 if
Leather, (Hue, and Shoe Manu
factory.
r IIK ?uh?rrlbcM beg leave lo inform thelrlowu
J. and country trieuds, that they have on hand
a general assortment ol LEA t IIKR of thfir own
initnufnclure. Alto a Uig?- tupply of fil.UK ol ihu
'?e?l quality ; both <>l which can be had on Iho
in"?l reasonable trrmt
I Hiving employed a number of workmen, their
?tore in Inlur*- will la* eonlli.unlly luiMihed t? ith
?line*, Lo iiiilabla for plantrrt, and their uiuuf
eualomert
rtrdiri trnm the cotinlry thall be care:uily &(?
ti-ndrii lo.
JOIIN NEUPPKR. U Co.
Columbia, March 13 >929. em3t
EN DOLLARS REWARD. Ran away fmm
I the tnliteriber, an I In- With oi fehruaiy la?f
nei^ni woman. Iielween thirty and lort) yeaito*
by Ihe name ol Am); lolertihle larue. and
ery blaek. When ?h-- 'aueha thewa her ?eelb
ery plain. She w>H p> rliap* alii mot to go to
.t-iekinjrham Cminlv.in Vlreinia, oi i? |.iyii?s near
. -ntoriT* I'erry on B'oad R \?r Sin ma> have
taiued a free pnn, a? I think her object will Iw
. |m?? at a fnre woman. Any |tert?>n lltai will
. r.uri laid (te.ro w?Hitan in ant Jail tor >afa
41 epini:, mav renp Ihe aliove renard and IT
? r.of hi lo me in Navtberry Dbirict, the reward
. ?'l be twenty dol'art
ANDERSON D. ABRAHAM.
Marrh 11. I8JW II: St
Sain of Land Mortgaged to the I1 a Iter Me*
dmtn.
?NT loan ret oaued on th? 19th Kfb*
I. I'UI. entitled, " An mil for gradually calling
? ?n l Milking the I'nprr Medium i?med l.y virtue
??I mi act entitled, " \t\ net In e?tnl>lith a Mrdium
?? circulation. hy way of ln*n, and In aeence it*
. redil nn-l oi-Miy.** Ihf IVth of Ont l?IU.
The St Mir 'I #?? RftiM-r in Charleston, giver i ntire,
that on \V*dn*ftl*y the 4th day nf April ne*l, ho
witldupoie of ?t PuMic bait, at the Kx? hanj;e, tn
the highest luddrr, tin* following Land? Mortgaged
to the Paper Medium Loan Office, anil apply th*
pfccrdu a? ?lir?<'t?(1 by the laid ar.l, unleta th*
respective defaulter* in the mean tint* make j *y
mMit ol the halanra of principal and iutar? -.1 now
due on tlieir Itondi together with tha charge*
thereon. The mla will ??egin at 11 n'rWk. when
platMand their de?n iptioim will be produced.
No 4If) John I'o^tdl-'Fiva tract* of l?and in
Georgetown l>i*(ri't, adjoining ear.h ii'jttr, con
turning in the whole 2.J00 arret oear Perdoo
lliver.
| N? 14 Thomar Watiee?A lot of land on lh?*
i Hay of George own. No. :H>. containing fifty l?at
in front thereof, north on l.aod? h?lnn?int to tho
1 ?wta>a of l>?n.?-l Ih-rry, ?onlh on Bamurl VVr*f%
Clf ARCRP M. FURMAN. HVtiiwir.
Trearury Oilier , l'Uarla?to:?, March ? II tf
St. Patrick'** Benevolent So*
ciety.
fiMlE if?nlver.?ry Oration of thU Boeletv, will
1 l?e delivered nit Tneadev the I7lh .March,
ioM In Ilia Catholic Clitirth, at 10 o'clock, A M.
l?v Alfred Byittim, K?.
' The Oilinrna generally, are Invited to attend ?
The n?crol.rr? <?( the Jiickfy are reqne?ud to
meet at Ihe Kail at .Mr BccketV llotel at V n't lock,
A M. and Immediately after th* Oration, to pro.
teed thtnee to elaeiOflkvm for lh?- entninjr )Hr
By ordar nf the Boektjr.
W n. 9TKELK,f*fw pro ttm.
N. B. Fmiam denlrmia nf twcoiuiru member?,
will pteaM) hand hilhelfMt*r?f?r?*lon?lo Ihe 17th
in?t. tnthf Heernary .Inwhote hand?fheCoii*ilm.
lion of the B?.e < t| caa b* MM.
I Mvok ft, 1??. 11 1?.