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liJll . .. !JJ ? "I.I -J?1 Columbia gcUmoye. MONDAY, MAKCH20, 18S9. The Georgia Courier notices ua thus? "Th* Columbia T>l?IHp? ha? Im| lahmed Iwrti lor ? Utile notice from the UioftU Courier. t-Wb?n it Imi learned to tieal at wiib decency, \fit tttr dvtuU, w? will tip frhmt to it; but ?o| before II b*a?tudledKo<td tuauneif.M 'I his reminds us of Jarvb' story of ? Scotchman kicking a Frtuchman through the streets, the hitter exclaiming with much dignity, "8alr you ate beneath my notice." The Georgia Courier may havs^earacd the language In some such school. To be revenged upon him for his cavalier refusal to brlug o? Into notice, we will bring him, by presenting to our readers the follow ing extract from the editorial matter of the ?me paper M A writer la the la*t Chronicle attaches tomn ; " blame" to 01 for laMrtiaii Ibe ftwsolution* mid LiUmi of an Addicts iplnt M?*o?ry at tlt<> requ**t of a eorretpeadcnl. The article referred to we* not read by as before It was l? ty|M>, but llkn every artlek? m??t a rosiertable quarter wa* publithed at a (natter of eoer*e We acknowl ?, ed?e with franknem thai had we been in place to ?? to have glanced over lim content* of ttta com munication, wr? should have published it with l>r?.?l reiuc'ance?ipd tlmt He am averae to |??e. fa?t a?l a>|M ?:t* of every qiir?llou, hut Steatite .?ur <?hject ha* Ih imi rallt'r to .Hav violent poMlo ?Ueinxm ot every kind, ili.m In inflame well kn<?wuix thai tt iiile the | ii.>iniiB are a?|' e|>, the judgment i? tni>?< lik. ?> lu iir.ttv rational coinlit. timi*. Tlie wrllw referred to either iloet not know ot, ur i, nut ditpotrd lit do u* Jottlte, wlir-u lie itiiiiiualec iliwt w ilc-i^nnd to Infill tlia leel iiiM tf I lie friend* id iini??iiiy. We tiohwK to rii.it ven.-rnl#... iimiiiulHiii 'nirn:lve?, and fi-e| very di '. it nl M?ulSo)i.nt* ttuvmd ii> iiviiiIk.1* and iln fr pi iin*i|>!en Iriiiw Ihote contained in Air. I lake*' AdilreM. We know Ilial Mr. Iluket' ttatententt ot tin- prinrplir id iiinonrv are tdv, and proved ?<i by Hie devotion ot |lie bett men in out conn __ fry; v> !i.l<* we iitn'i know lltat hundred. Ix'lli-tc, or nflVi.l to Itelleve th'-m all true. We owed tliit Mnli-ini'iit lo ourtelvet mure iliitti, to th.* ?u*re? lion* ot an anonymous writer who 4p|ienri< in n Snartei n> well known for the glaring injmtire one u? on every neca?ion,lhat we have ^ennrnl ly deemed il? ini<ieprt-?eMt:ili<)u* worthy only of me ?uteuiptuoutiiiencu. Mr. Editor?I have often been told in Philadelphia, that they did actually under th> Tariff, manufacture as cheap a* in Eng 1a i >i th.it cotton goods were actually chcap- 1 rrnmv U'ider the Tariff laws than cverthiy were before; and that the south complained mutt unreasonably mid iguoiantly. The obvious reply to tdl this, is, if you can manu facture as cheap an the British, where is the use of or flitwlty for a Tariff to nrotcet you. Rither y< ur conduct is fraudulent or your imertion is false. There is no getting over this dilemma, ami 1 never heard It answered ui any Attempt made to answer it, but It) threats of cxciting out negro population ugainst us; h design undoubtedly medit ited Hcriotnily bv many persons in that citv, who iiv it miii threat to deter us from separation Jn this state, not one individ?nl wishes to separate, if tlte real meaning of oureonstitu* tl'?ii run be preserved honestly in practice. No people- are more honestly desirous of preserving the Union. But ir we are to be brought uliderthe dominion of a constitution stub as Messis. Adams.mdClay,and Niles nnd Carey, and that by fraud or by force, or ln">*,h, ?ould make it, the sooner we set ourselves free from such degrading tyinu jiy, ihe better; and that at nil hnzardr, Howcv r, tn uscertaiu the real fact, I sent to Liverpool lor a price of all the numbers ol cotton twbt, delivered in that town by tlie cotton spinners. 1 received my answer which / know run lie fully relied on; the let ter to me is dated Sept. 14, 1828. Ahimlw*. I*t qUiil. 2n-t ipal. 3, J qnal. R 1>1<1 t?.l )D 10 13 !'?? t*j in 10 IH. II )0A CO tad |V1 >o{ :*> ? m mi in io| 40 to inj 154 1*1 ?pi?lil7. 2n<l qualify. 3rd quality. BW It Illicit mum IH 171 ii'tntf lH| litj tionn 10 18 ?M<?m SO u4 itt ao W 1!6 V4 UH Hit 2tt.$ frier* of Mrtr. Tw ivr. In r.nplish pnirfj Which Iwslv* (?r ??ne ?liilliHt) are t q'wl to rent* MlitJ (mo mill*. Iiolrrnl money. Kilml'rr. I?t qtisl. 2nd r|iial, ;ir?t rjnnl s<> npi lypi 10)1 :to nf m I.* 4<> Irtu. 17 l/V ivl M> ?lln'fllj 17 J 1?.? HO tt8 yn \", j *0 ;w v-'M 21 j 80 41 'Jj VI ??n -tn vkJ v?. \ loo 61 :ii vt?' Tl?> f d!l n?aio If! 81 f?:l nini? i:*? 88 HQ norm 140 7-lj 804 limit nf>n? m-ne lfiO ??4 1 100 101-4 lis.a 170 HI! J I'Jitj none iV.ll no >0fl* II'.} unite HM 1*?i lTot none VI *) V0K) UClJ lion* A? ilts??? prlre* msy !>?? Hilly ?li?i*n<1?,il nn, I ?cm! Ih*in ti???-r???s? nn nulhenlii- lm?i* ?>( cslru hition. I mbi If. < O I' TON. Mr. Eoi tor?The "Fire Trade Advo cate,7 edited byCokdy Haoii-t, F.?j. who was displaced hv Mi. Aduois fr< m bcug minlMerto the Km per or of Hmy.il, bnaUM hc had the sense nod spirit to maintain the honor of the I tilted State*?contains ?o much valuable infovmatitm on the subject ? f flu: tariff, and the qncstwitis - onnccted with it, thai the people of the rt nth would KfeatU ff?>m'>tr their own inter** by giving "II pos sible encouragement ton w?ekly publication ? ?fc*t so well deserves it. Having suhst rlhcd for thst paper, (three dollars |er annum,) and believing that 1 lime ie?;eiv<d iiihm j'? * Worth of good sense for in\ money, T take tlie liliert) ?f rerrmmetiding It to all frit nd* M Han hern policy. .1 HtU>*crfbrr to the Teleicofit. Mb. 8iMt~Sir, at tl.c Kmc U flpproneli-, ing |nr tl?c election ?.f Municipal Uraitit, for - tilt town of Columbia, yon will uniter u fa vor by fciviifttpublklty to lUc following ealoc tioii t Inumdant, Col. JOHN-TAYLOR, Wkrd No. l.JAS BOATWRlGHt. '' ' A. FITCH. Ward No. 2, I>. E. SWEENY, JOHN W. CLARK. 1 Ward No. 3, JOHN A. CHAW FORD, 1L : ROBERT YATE8. mfrb ? Many Citizens. SAINT PATUKK'tt DAY. The M 8?in( Patrick** licucvoleut godely.ofCn. tuaibia," iiKRibM M tboir Hull, (Mr. H??ketV,) ou the I7ih iMt. for the purpo#e of oalafciatiaf their anuiverier/. At 0 o'clock ?? |rM-e**ion ? m lor mad, which moved to iiit Houmn Cat hull* Church, where ? ?u liable aud eppro|>riate uldrtn we* delivered to ? very rret*claMe audience of Ladle* and Gentlemen, by Rj/mtm, tltq. a Member of the Moiety. Alter which they return* ed 10 their H?ll to trouMCt regular button* j which being broagkt to ? dote, au election *n gone into for officer* lor the enauing year, wh?u ou counting tha ve4ee,'the following peiaunt w*ro elected !?? <_ ? l>. K 8LWEF.NY. Preeldent, r. MSCULLY, Vlee PrexJcnt, W. B.8TKKLK, Secretary, 11. WHEN\:?, Treasurer. (W?mt? That the thank* of the tociety Iw pre tented to Mewi. |?. L J ,\|. Fautl. and Mr. I). W Sim?, Kditfir* of the Slato tUxatia and Co- I htaihia t'elen-ojie, for ibeir kiuduot iu udverti- j ?tut gralndowly The regular bu?tna?( of the roeiety having been j gone thtough, aitJ.Omed to meet *g*in at 7 ?' ' clock in the evening , at which time the inruil?er* of tlie rnciety, and an .ku.iiuI number ol ie?i?cet nhlemtixen*. partook o| a ?|.lrr.<Jul ?ii|ipcr prepaid i ed hy Mr l>. He* kci, i>ro|* it*ii? of the - oniuieri, rial llotal- The cloth being removed, the |<>|? lowing tnarU were drank I. I ho day we eclrlirate? May it Ion? be eon. j terrntcd to a g<neroU* interchange of tciitmieul, I and ihc ? *erei>e of every mora, and *?oial virtue. 2 'Ihc Saint I'atriek'r B? nevoltul Society of CcltHibii-M?j it long cm?I. tie pr?*> perou?. ami the hiimanc puip?*?a (or arhich it wai iuiiitutcd, , l?o fully ac? oui)'li?h? <l. 'J. Ilia St. Patrick**, llit?ern*n, h*. *3edge's St. Andrew*', mi l all ?.ili< r tieneuolcut locietie* thron ;iioui the Uuiied Slates?May ihey to tiuua , lo (???f'loii i ibitT ?ed humanity, *n<l never u?l< hi 1 the train of the downing ?lvm tic. 4. I'he I'rcfidcut nf tin United State*?I he Orphan* fiinnd? M?yh?? adminutration l*? char* aeiciiud t?v ju?tn e; lioiuidod t>y the oouflitutinn.' ami term im.lt to liie own honor aud hu count * jO..||. j>. Tho memory of F.minet, Orr,Fit?ger*' '.and llo hint ot martyr* in liberty in Ireland? i.'cne voleneo wa* their objr.et; they died to rrndtr their countrymen free, happy and pm?iierou?. 0. CM oonoil, Slnel, ate* le, ami (>"(?ortonn? The eti.iiii|?ion? ol civil aud religiotii lilieity in Ireland??!ay their eb-queuen mm rraiu- tin ICritixlt pi'iiul* aud l>e?i down the minuter*. h>!ol trnucr mi l Fanahrimi 7. t-reedoiu?I'ln |>ii'?uit of liap;>iuc>? in our ?iv ii way?untrumuit'lleJ l>y irtl uch or tiric iyt* li mi it. Tha .State of ?outh Caroiinn an<l the Cointi tntioii of the United Stntc3--.May tiny ?\\;ui or ?ink togcthi r t?. I'lm triend* nf IrelunJ throughout the world ? May thay live to ?ea it in tho full ei.joyuKDt of political and religiou* liberty. IU. The United State* ??f \m?ripii?" The l^iiid of tlie Free and the llome of the brave ** It. Col Itichnid y.. iohiifMi. 11k mini who, ot all other*, hat the ir?o?t rlcai |y d< fin-d religion* toleration and niort aUly vinJieatcd ?t-? |'<Mi?*ilty may remi ui'ier lilin a. a haro in the held?hi? l?*t r*'|airt <u the Sennte will luimuitallze him ut tlie ?iatc*mnn an<! pa.riot. J^. The CJovernot of Sooth Camlm*?The ?IDtlrirm, i:oo?i>t< nt. and eulij(htelied ?tal Utiau. 13 The Fa'r?T'le la.t and lyvrhr.t work of ??rention, never lorgotten hy uuy -jociuty thui lic?r? the n?i:ic ol t>l I'ufritk. VOI.I'X TKKRS. By the Pre?;i!?nl?The I5'tntn of A *no rim ? K? >myluiii lor the nyiiriiinl of ?l! mHihm. M.iy those who enjoy i|tt> tihvfing* of her ruril in ttiiutiont lie ever rtudy Ut ie|K-l mo iuuuvaIiou* ol teclMrmu de/|a?t* lly ilie \'.ce I'rendrnt ?m?ul!i Carolina. with out a pxftlkl?a Fie i?l< ut, a \'.cu I'le-tJ-ut, itud ii (Jovrrnor lly Mr.Jamu O'lhinlon?Irrlawl?her ?on? me hmve and mighty?they mi>l mint frw, Their lririMj?,lh* w?rld, eriu, ? luiKK-and Iree dnin ?liner*. (or I.thirty lly Mr. J. O. il-itwn?Health ami pf"?|>r rity to Dlmoini 1'lM'loti ?>? C^hprl??tvi? lit* li?-a?i. and l'Ur?? have ever bc?u open to t\r opi>rc?'?xi 'nth m mi. lly Mr IVm. Hurry?The Rt. ftcv |)r. Km? IdinI) the mini but firm iu|i|>nritr ut ?-ivtI and { teltg'nu* liberty, the ?qunl Iriend to Jew mid ( (??utile, wImm* orxtory r?aehe? the lit**! n?, Un ; i.ut the inhuman heart* ol the enenm* ol his native country. , Hy Mr J .7. /Hark? The Nnvy of tlsa L'uilrd btale*, vhn hat* to vnlliautly iIi.Ii-imIhI a In", trmlc? -toy hii ?ili-ud?-d Irco iradt-, luuj nourivli our gallant navy liy Mr. Jamt? Kelly?Our rountiy'r fl ijj - May the ilny not !>?? It.r dirtunt whi>n the hm|i of Krin uiny km vc a* ?r?ely in it* nn'ivr l?ie. a? n ha* iWme tin* ilay, not umHr ihei-rown ol (licat Hi Hum, I.ut miller tS;e vngl' <>t Anirrh'a. lly Mr. It Ihnnun ? Liberty? Though v it it ?vi-, y t-uitii, ter home i< America. lly Mr J mi AV'i^Vr- (lenev ol* nt liHtitutioii* ?? wlicu <*owdui:?e?l with propriety. they are >uie jmtn* tolii'liftry. Wi uMi.arul llii|'|iio'?f My Mr. H /l.r?.'?? l << ihr memory i>l Robert Krnniet, the uuilattutcd | ntriwt and inurtyr to ln> country M> Mr. .V pntrtrt ? f.ord Rmtniriro aud the IiIimuI |<rot?Mant/ <?! Ii eland. Mr Mr II lt> tlty?:Kx:|"? iu America, Imulx in i-Mrc, ' til |ion? mi wkr lly Mr. M. .-Illcr? ?'I If litre* ?pirit? of Lilie-ty ? Aionnrii. I'rini'e mat I f and?-Their adtocate Joe*ion, IIy?11?? m?l O'f.'oniiel. liy Mr M bonril- VUv .n?t ami immortal M j?hiu^l< n. ? ho prvtealed tlie Sheep without vo vetuix the f r? e lly Mr. 'lltnmnt Uro-an. The forty finding fri rl%' l?Jer??r???iy at ? iiimnu V warning to l<y ? Ii*w.? lilt and limn./ fur tin1 liberty of I r timid. hy Mr. it' II V/er/e. Kranee? ?h?? flr?t ally ol Aun-rMas #h?* hw? deliveredCl<eore Iron yi.iany: iimy ?li< jKuvi' h Irieod to Ireland ii timo o| >ie?sf. _iir-t r-fiiiuin. Hi1]. The ,'riiM i|>le> ?.f true h< rty all over tl?e wof Id - K*? ni|d>A? ?l lo thr .ml i Am I" rroveraurr ol a W a'h'rtgton. in tlie '.'layniore ??! n N\ al tire j in tho virgin ?wor.l of a Joan of Are Jln?t ?-.| ? fNin*t her eoui.try'* eovinn* ; ??ih! in th" red life I>I>mvI ?>' an Kuiin't liy Mr. H't>% ll'"tt \V imau an1 win*, the Net oAwhitU ?ii man. II) Mr Slrnn-i 'Hi" Itth Mtfflv- Thn' rait ul< <1 h\ toHie. Iu? nienior* lor wlmm it l? ??l<? i-iavd wdlulwayt ii?r tn the l??mt* ?f hit fi tht Irjrntcn. By ATf. Jurnt K**nutm. Tb? s&x&tiis ?sag? -A tikkovy By Mr. Tht. B. I.?tkkm1. Th* victory aTlh? l?U |>rcn Irniisl cUdiiou?M^y n,? |?nj4? bush w?M rfdjr IO |>0( du?? (Imm ttiio to iulr inge upon ibwir I'UrttM, ?mJb?er?r walX ?t*wU???etf? who* lh*jr trust 1b?ir ?ufVar? *'? / ?* |re] in*! ? ii?ulted mm) oo ptwied Ireland?'I'll* hiond ?f h?/ munUrvti h? *7** h"* heaver, calling ?2?* on her oprr??N>nt H.y ? h^L ,n ,ler *IHl IhrMlilom, nmllak* Iter tiuod ataoog the ibtl?i?a dent nations of the e?r?h. "y ^r\ Jomr? AVdrr.. May despotism mikI tyranny lie lunik into the vortex ?W* oblivion, and freedom ami equality shine toith in all cartTi"01 *trw ovcr l',c mtim* ??t the By Atr. Uin. lt, I'ritcharH?YUr blood or the patriotic Kmmct?Muy it stand as a hinnnnunt of.dilocpiy to lirituh reputntion, until the delirjunl-on of empirea :md the consummation of world* annihilate all sub lunary objects. By Mr. Ju*. //ora "The independent dec* tors of the county of Clare. Liberty, con \?y*!? l,u; M|,,'k litfht, risea in the went. May be to Inland what America is to the world. By Mr. H.h (in, her hnrp i* tun ed to the rapturous sougof freedom. May the be free indeed. 7 Bj Mr. Jo till Kirgho?The land of Saints, lli*l <K*S| (Ulil | <?ttlilK'H, By Mr. Patrick Ilelcher?'The memory of tMiiual M?nt)(omcr), who nobly fell in the cause o| :reedoin and America. .'^r' Mtchatl S'hehan The memory ol Warren, the hem of the revolution, who <>n the treat af Bunker's hill, gave the strong est demonstration of attachment to the cause of American liberty. By. Mr. sf/itrmio?'l'he memory of the brave Laurence Manning, a jewel from the Lmcrald Isle. By Mr. Jno. CtirwUe?Jam^s N-pper 1 afidy. Brave, just, and unsuccessful, m his attempt to resent hi* country front oppres sion. May his patriotism ever be cherished, hi* \ irtucft practised, and the cause of civil and religions liberty, triumph over power and patronage. Bv Mr. J). liremm?May the I'ajrle of liberty hover her wings over the depressed subjects ..f the I.merald isle. By Dr. Inch' -Ireland's favorite saint. May bis virtues pervade the woild. The following Toast* wei ?? driu.l; at the re cent celebration of President Jackson's / Inauguration, in Columbia, S. C. }\ <),'r.Ct,u?,r> ,u'd our Count ry\friend* ?Our Constitution and our 1'iiiou for ever. 2. WAsrilVGTOV and /;u J\irr,,eU Ml (lrc*H. r.vcr worthy of i eincmbi ance and nninovt.ii lionor. 3. Thin Day? 'J'he inn figuration of I'reti (lent Juckton.?Freemen rejoic.:-?vour lib erties arc sail.? 1 he voic e ol tin: Nation or' , vails. ' 4. Vouth-Carofhia?V.Krr faithful to the U?uon and Constitution of tU- State* She I would rather go down in blood, than witness their destruction. /? The ri8f't;>f ?uffragr am! thr freedom of the / rr*t? I rust not him, who wiaild do violence to either?Down with intrigue and management. ? fi. Thr I'utrtotitm of Xcvent*j-8lr~-May tile Maine spint ever animate the American rcople, jjnd reiiiintl them ofth.- duU they owe to their country and the authors of their freedom. 7. The late bcrcavment of the man wc thi* Hay honor?In sorrow, we drop into the wine eup, the tear of sympathy for the hn* "? 1,u beloved and amiable compan ?. The late /'retidrntlul Election?It is now over, and we have g unrd the day?To our honorable nppoueiitH, we have uothine but kit to?.flVi ? .mil invite il?ciii to r?' joice with UH, and try who ci;ti love and serve our country irovt. 9. The J'eoftle?May they alway* be jeal ous of their honor?think, act anil judKc for themselves, without ,:.iy regar?i to the ttrof tted views and opinions of pollti cal men?HyjMK ,-ites discov* r and despise 10* inctirw ('abinct?i'licnlv trnc oiien* tion is?" Is it honest, it it capable.'"?" |,et it he judged bv its t'rult"?not by hollow hearted ft re tend' r?. II. Longrra*? It in reaponsih.c for wlint Wl'i evil results to the people Iroin its iin proper legislation?f,ct it |H-.,r t!ii-? in mind, and be ?v ? r ready to answer to t iid antl the Coit.?itr\. 1J. Ur/iiih.,c>'mtni?'|*he rrprc<amtative who wnuhl violate the known ai d expressed will ?>f Ills constituent!., is unworthy of their confidence, and deserves to godoun into the I'm. J.l. I fie Afi/lti<i?? *| he bill wai k of our fi ec dom .?iid or h<<) c in the day of trial?l.et every man do his duty. , VOLUNTKKHH. ! fiy thr- Ikre?tdenf, F.. //. Much, /'.?f.? The tu xt Piftidflit of lite I';Mc<! .?? ? < may he iIm- t.?!* ???>.? ti uv .?.??) il tr^rity ? if Andrpw J:trkonn, ;h> I ??{.?* I.i.u, tiu?y he be llu* rJtoirr ?>f the jm < ;?!<?. Htj Jrf l'irr I'rrtirf-.J, Jains f ?' Hanlw, The Co'in't: ulion un<1 I rt >n o/ fi/ euuniry. i'okc my hunt u>>: rif\* f / d'tjfh : but dbn't hlti/ dUuhton i > m, *?tur. lJ:n JurknonUnt if ?/'?</ /itru*r. Hy Afr. It'fffkt far dee?(Vq?i. m.i s j iO*n ?r?l -n?ten year* t<> t'uc!.? r.i i f ; New Orlc ???*, hwin'K k'Ufci'iu-.l his ' i?i?r nlm'.ril hi* support?al.?> h ftfin, honest 1 and ciMiWMcnti well may he ii'jnicdtit tlu mic | ccm ?>f hi*, iiimI hi? country'? fnvomr. l)y 'id Vice J'Mklrnt jllcx. i'/rX-? The true friend to hi* eauntry. Hy .17 flee /'?exident Co fit. /3j /(, .''tw . ttfi/-- The Htnr Sfiangled flu>inr$L while etc \j<nded h'f free men t our tlixrtu* ofr tufc. fly Col. Grtgg? Hepnl>1 Iran manner* mm) iblicait fokliKjua .a Washington?Gen. ? l? not (Ue uian tuborruw them I root urt*. t^Jr- ? > 'j ? B. /, Ifkllner?Qeorge M'Dufic. and curly vindication of correct , has greatly conti United to the MMtautt wjtich we this day ccle ' '''irr'TMirr ? CW. /Mitn<llnj(?'l'\\c hero?in other itriekthe destroyer, in ours, the protected of lilttrtir, * gjty Air. Jamra //ore?Col R. M. Johnson mm) the committee on Post Oflicvt, in the senate of the United States?the lute able end conclusive rrimrt, may be considered n a renewnl of our declaration of inde|K'iidencc, end entitles them to the gratitude of <ii?ry freeman, -.i - ? ? T fly Co/it. Thomat //. Ilade?Free com merce, unprotected by h tariff on lorcigu ar licln, fly Air. John (1. Dnnlafi? Wm. D. Mar tin?The faithful sentinel (?n the watch tow er i>f freedom, to whom we can safely coii fidcoor liberties. fly Mr. Junta ATJFle-iThe 8tnte ofSoutli Cnrolina?may kite always maintain politi cal consistency, ami while protecting against the violation of conaiitutiona) principles, let her|Mivcrty never force tlv sale.of character, for Mock, nor compromise her digni.y lor the pleasure of ridjng on a liail Road. fly *1 fluuuut /uy.?'The glorious trio? O'Comfel, Shiel and counsellor O'(iorman? may thev soon whet their sword* on tlie toioi> of l?mmct T They are the men to write his epitaph. fly Mr. John C. O'lfunlon?The admin istration ol President Jackson, it will be hou i-.t and constitutional, and "stand the test of human scrutiny of talents and of time." This is n?y coujidence in the man, and I fear not the itrnphecv. fly l)r. /? M. i)eta nature? Alexander Hamilton?in 1793, at hi* resignation, Wash ington lost the brightest of his luminous cab inet, he was the' tried patriot, the actoni pliihed gciitlemnn, tlie honest statesman, his name will descend to the latest posterity. fly John I. Il'atlrr?The evening of the 4th of March, IH'J'J?it sees the star <>f the ttth of Januart, 1HI5, m tlie zenith of its splendor, whilst the eastern comet, which hat glared upon u? for awhile, ha* faded in to night. fly Daniel flrrnan-tlcn. Duff f?rcen-thc able patriotic and independent editor of the United States Tclegrph, jnstiy entitled to the support and gratitude of the people, and the confidence of congress, for hi* manly course in the cause of Jackson and his coun try. fly Mr. 11. /.. ArLaitc/illn?My native Stale, old North-Carolina, fust in the revo lution, and neither last nor least in the grei't political contest the result of which wc now celebrate. Mr. ./. 11. Cunvile, who wn* accidentally prevented f rom attending, sent the following Kcutiiitent, in which the country will unite. (leu. Andre:? Juckkon Prmdrnt of the (Stilted May he he a* *ucccs.-..ul in liis adininistration, as he ha* been in his election. fly Mr. II'. lioach?Wm 1). Martin, onr Representative?A true und laithiul i public servant. I By Mr. J. I.. Kdlingtivorth- -The tri umph <>f the people in tlie ? lection of the ui.iti of their choice to the Presidential chair May the example which does them so mu< h honor,pro\e .? tenor to all pol ;cal Harpies | and would lie Catalan-*, that may dan to 1 ipposc them in future. lly Air. Jijhn li. 1/owt/l?Judge Smith, Senator in Congress?the able advocate of State Right* and rational Liberty. By Mr. Allen Andrew Jackson, President f the United States?He hi?s lived for hiscnuntry, f*>r hi*country he uouldoie, ? Iteloved uml supported by the people?l?a?r rd by polititid managers. By Air. Atxajuh kub r---Our able Sena tor* in Cong' c?s, Win. Smith and Robert Y. Hayne?' ti* to lie hoped (hey well not lose night of the late South Carolina Protest. By Air. Henry- ?The 4th, of March 1629, a new and memorable en in the history of our government; an era iu which the Ame rican people disprove the cluugc of ingrati tude in republic*. fly Air. Peter M'duire?Andrew Jack son, the son of an Irishman, am. the favorite of Irishmen. fly Air. 1\ flrenan?Robert Rnimet?His blood will prove an everlasting blot on ling ' lisli lion' r. Jiij Mr. Daniel Finn?President Andrew Jackson?ilis . lugonition thin ?l;?y, fully prove* thai thr sowieigii voice ??f the people can nlone prevail. May he throughout his political career, continue to Imrnish the lus tre already acquired by Ins military renown. Ily Mrv tt'm. II. Strctr.?(Jen. Jurkson?! The President of the United Slate;., like I Washington, he has achieved his victoricn , over the enemies of his country, and on this day, l.e commences to reap the fmits ol a patriot's labor, in i e highest k ift of the pen- ' pie?May it be to him an ei^ht )ut? har vest. liy Dr. H. ||* IT.trri??Knowing that " united we stand, hut divided we t.ill"--m iy I this dav obliterate every feeling ?>f animoskv i anil make us as fit in in. By Air. Hrunffit- -The ?"ti' mor * fTi r- | ed by our Vice Pre ?ul<*tu t'.in?. <)'UhiIm-?j The true s*nttir.<*n? ?.l an Amei ie ?n Pat-( r.O?, and the ver' e *fiir?* of J.i-? | ??The Const it ?I Mm. ;???<! ''i?,?-?i t'lirrvl-r." i Ily Mr J/?' iihi.?ai ? ?' \ ? i?!(????A J.irksou --M.i) ii" !*,U li-.li n ??' I tell station to \ hi< .1 a er.itc.n! ? ? ?.??? 1't ' freemen have calh d iii'o, witu it 1i?mi- I or an<- glory .si h h g'tat pndecoso", the i tiinort.d Ji-flTt"*'?n. \\? Mr. H /?:. - Thr true Jick son.iien,"-they wi'.l ?.?.n,d linn fur the lu-ro ami not stiff r lm ! il?e trivial* t?? M..ike their f 'iifidonce 111 i'-.o man of their choice. liy II 'm. /,. (''ic. M iy the friends of out country '/? ever ir.tdv 111 never back out in i'ic hour of danj; Ily Chat?/<?* (J. /i"<r. Thr ndminlfttfft* tl?m "f the general "v. mitten*; the admin* titration of tlie Stall 01 S'utih ('amli)iu} and the administration 01 tin '.'<>rporjtl<|i|oi Co lumbia. ? [Prmn thr Mdled-.eviUe j - (irotffla Sugar.?Mcisr*. Sc.?tt ft II iHour, Savannah, offer fot sale thirty svren n.gs bends and tieretrn, and eighteen b?rri Is ?.f ylrit Quality Georgia mann/uttun d ftugnr. This ia prophetic of a new and truly anspT ctuus era in uur history. The time is ml tar distant when the hogsheads of CJerrgi* su gar hi t hut maikat nillnutiiumbtrtlit l?l<? of cotton, and at twice their value. A poui*l of cotton is worth'no OK>re thuu a iiwiikI of .sugar in any of our markets, while in the interior.it b worth but little more than half. It will obviously be n very advantageous comparison in fa*or of cotton, if we suppose I it, hi oil times, to be wotth us much u? su gar. - It is generally admitted that nn nci e of cane is cultivated with us little liybor a* ?n Mere ot cotton, and thai the same area of land with equal tillage, will yield about M? ee ?ounda of ougar to one of unpinned cotton. f the latter is worth two cents a pound, and an acrc,*pouan average will produce 400 pounds, the iiroeceds would amount to eight dollars, While tiie cane land it is believed, would yield 1200 pounds of *ugar upon un average, wotth eighty dollars per acre, be sides the syrup wh ch follows of necessity. This is twenty Ave per cent, lower than any calculation we have seen | and experi ments give one hundred dollars us the min imum result per acre, But we have chosen to tiring down the calculation to our Inferior quality of pine lands, to illustrat? their val ue, mid to induce those who think no lands viduuble that will not produce ten dillara worth of cotton to the acre, to plant the iamc irt cane, and prove by fair and honest experiment, whether it'will not with equal labor, produce u>i income tenfold more val uable. .??IM ????!? I I Ml I I Mil Dir.D?On Sunday the Utli Inst. Alexan der Crum/iton, Esq. at his residence, tit Fairfield district, in his 59th year?having lieen lor a length of time afniutcd with a diarrhoM ; of which, and its concomitant af fections he was c? idently the prey, lie h:ul been a seulnus, orderly, and consistent nicm hei of the llnbtist ehureh, for more than 23 yeats ; and during the greater part of that period, he discharged the ofliee of Deacon, with interest,diUigencc, and faithfulness.-? 1 He was indeed, us it were* the pillar of that church, in which he was a member. He has left a vacancy not soon to he replenished, lie is indeed gout- hence;.hut he went not as 1 one having no hone. For a few hours before his death nedeclared. Haying," 1 know that my Redeemer ever livetli, at the right hand of the Father, to make intcrectMon tor my soul." And when further i.dvamed m death,being asked by a clergyman, if he wiw i happy, said. ** 1 hope so." And his last hu i dibit* words were, M Happy?- liappv?happy | in the lotd." He iias left a large family, j with a numcious train of friends and acquain tances, to deplore the irreparable loss.-? | [Cviiitnuriicatril COLUMBIA PRir.Kh CURRENT. I'U't. l.l.i Knl hun ' l?n?l yd. I*?i* ? Sli Col I til.?I. Irlior 'II uOOli III l?o. j:ood in fine, |nui:i>? lr..m lli?? i iipu? ?* *? VVhrt.il? ?? ?? I'.our?rtn?*t " ?? Umcoii?m H'lail, ||..in.? iNoftliern, tt b'*k?y? N K. Iluui? Mm lu-iai, Fub?No. 3 2, ? iidd.-f? Ohi?? < ?iil-ii HrkrIuf., Hemp? Tow? do. I Mill- K'.pt? Iron,Country k Swriit? Siil.,LiviT|M4?I.GONrs inMtkt, Do. M in liult? Smr.ur?I rown, l>u. rcrinnl innf, llrm.dv?iiimc, (Jin -llo'hiMl.dlrvcl imported. Win*? Madeira, " l>o MhIo^h, ?' Coffee? Ten? llynon Multwi-* Uuin?Jamaica, CO TTON?In this article the we ek li.i^ been one of peculiar duilneM, and the recent account* from Europe have hid the eflict. to dtprvDH juice* still further. Wt have reduced our quotations u 4 to | on idl qu.di Ui? which umy he considered a fair raiigo ?.f the market. CORN, range* from 45 to 50 from the *ug;oii*, and not much coming forward. FLOUR?Tld* article remain* about the same, only n very limited demand. Chl II. irat 7 a 8j a I. .Vi a 75 4 5 h AO 87-} ?? ilNt <tto a 7<0 bllO n H i* 7 a l> i'2 a 14 :to a 45 45 .i (Ml r?v> h <v-o 75 h H7* '?ft M ?C?\ 1fci h 25 Vo a J I 124 ? I* A n I.A 8<?i H WA 7A a fc7\ 10 .. Ui SO n v!5 125 h ISA h 35" a 4A)I 87i H l?Ml Id a 2" 125 a IAA 4o h A<> 125 a 175 bhcriff's Sales. ox mars of n&M facias. \\i 11*1' *?'1' In-fore th* Court Hour* in 11 Columbia, on (lie find Monday nod 'i'm*. duy in April iiokt within th* legal hour* i All ill* lioutrliulil and kitchen furniture in tho. Wu.liingtou llidrl l>?looxii?j( lu Jhoira* Bring#. Aim, on* mulatto mno ?l?vo, Ikvlcil on and (u b* told Hi III* |iro|*ir1y ol 'J'honm# lliijigt, ?i the iilit ol Wi liam C t'lilt?n. Kir. ol C. (Mrtiou, die. nnd *?!?><try other r*?rution? vt I'homtu Brings. Ti It. Tho furniture to lie sold ut lite Wafhittgloi? llol.fl. iito nepro ft, llowtdeviet! on and In Iw told m t'ii* jtr<>|irrIy of I'Iioium* li. Wade, at Hip nil L?ty, aud tuildry other exucntioiu va.Thonius ;l. Made ?lit** neurn gitl hy the name of Khra, letrtad ott nod to l?? ?old *? III** |>ro|M}My of f: ,ry IHII?*k?*, K tlit* anil o| K. \V (iivHNi'Xr.nfll L. UrMti dec. v< Mniy ilill*ca? Kiiiy MVe* liki-ty negrori.iilton iTOml?er ol Iw i*i *-,inilr*, <'ht|l*,lio2?,niiddircp, lovh d on and to ?ild ii? the property ol lli<nry f Taylor, ut >; v Miitul D U J K*att end tnndry other cxvu lino* v?. Henry I'. Ta>lor N II The above tto?)k will I* told At the d? frn danlt plantation on the Coitgare* River hIhuii ?l\ leen Millet below Columbia on Tueaday the *ro ond dny of snl?, wnlitii I he Irgal hour* oltale Our >e*ro man levied on *nd to lie told ?? lli? property of Thomas Purrott ?r at (lie rait of J?hu Hlatk v? I'l.oinaa Carroll *r. One Negro man levied on and lo Ik1 told a* llm property of Samuel Meott d*eeft?*.d at Ilia nuir ol Ifevid It l*ru*t'H v? Samuel flcott David VVi*??ot. T11RM9 ( ASII. jkssk minium, s r d SlierifT? Oftco, Man h IS, I8W, IflVK IK)l.l,AftS RKWARD. Strayed from I no* Mitwffritwr about |h? 16th l-* t. ? . ? >11'I,K, blind ??i nnm eye, and alMint four year* d. A reward of Ryu do|W?r? and nil reatonaldo xiH*n?#?, will to paid on dtliViry <d the '>tnlvttr% mt?ColtMMtt. . WM.OKAV. Uulytnltia, March 2f> 12 H*