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MT. EDIToR-In the last Gazette, find a letter, with the signature of .sWILL. A. HTNns" attached, on the subject of the progress of the State-house. Do you know who aerote that letter for him-but that's immaterial. This Mir. Hinds, as he calls himself, knows nothing about the State-house; yet he certifes to every thing the party require-he goes the aohoie hog. He says Ashley has cords of money, and that the State-house Is in rapid progression. This individual is not citizen of this town, nor has he been here three days to- gether since the brick-yard was opened He seems to be as conversant, however. with what IS going on, as though he had lived here life time. He knows nothing about 1t, sir. He has in this instance, been the wiling instrument of others. won- der, Mir. Editor, if Col. Ashley gave MT. Hlnds portion of this cord of money he speaks of, to discharge some debts he for got to pay when he left Tennessee? His letter has mighty squinting towards pay.

 RAP.