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section of the penal Code or Statute up on which the indictment is founded. Ei ther course, would render patent the ob ject of the indictment and prosecution in this case though the offence is laid in the indictment in a technical phraseology, Which might satisfy the requisitions oi the Penal Code as contained in the de finition and description of perjury, yet, there is not that direct reference to it, by either of the courses before suggested, a: sufficiently designates the intention of the Attorney General, to prosecute for a .Pe nal Code or Statutory perjury. lam therefore, or may be required to consider the offence as perjury charged at com mon law punishable by fine and imprison ment and perpetual disability to bear tes timony—and if perjury at common law it is no felony, and consequently the or der of he Court is necessary for a Copy of the record.—The question then would be whether the variant and increased and infamous punishment, inflicted by the Penal Code of Georgia has not abro gated the common law prosecution and common law punishment? Can they be co-existent upon these doctrines applica ble in the interpretation of a Statute, which establishes a system of criminal jurisprudence as the supreme law of the State, variant from the common law in its principles and its punishments? If thuy cannot co-exist, then can an indict ment and an acquittal thereon, at Com mon Law, be the foundation in this Court, of the action of Mai: Prosecu tion.— Upon the whole then it would seem as established law, that in every case of felony the order of the Court for the copy, of the record is necessary—that according to my opinion perjury is felony under the Penal Code of Georgia,—and that the common law punishment being I thereby abrogated, an Indictment for the I offence at common law being inhibited, — I ao action for Mai: Pros : can be legiti- I jaitely sustained on an indictment at com- I aon law, prosecuted in this jurisdiction, I —and upon which there has been an ac- I qiiiltal—Juacunque via data, the plain- I tiff must fail in his action. I communicated. I A few evening’s since, we had I the pleasure of hearing Mr. Twibill I and his interesting son, sing some of I our most admired and favorite Songs I and Duetts. It is unnecessary to I speak of the talents of Mr. T. his I character and fame have been so well I established, that there are but few, I who, upon hearing the encomiums I bestowed on him, have not wish’d to I see what so many admired.—But of I the young and interesting vocalist, it lis impossible to say too much. The I great coni pass of voice, which it would I seem almost impossible for one so I young to possess, the ease with which I he, from the lowest notes, raises to I the highest, without the smallest break I or faulter in his voice, and the rael- I low and flute like tones, charm and I astonish all, and there were doubt* I Jess, many beside myself, who could I W exclaimed: —this is indeed slng- I “?• M We have frequently heard the sash ■ ionable bravura, and heard it with I admiration; but admiration is a I faint word to express what we fell on ■ hearing the simple and melodious airs I during the evening. We say felt, I because we frequently hear singing; I ft feel it but seldom.' ■ it is almost impossible to say to ■ which of the songs we give the pre ■ ference; in point of execution, they M Wt 're equal; yet if we have a choice, 9 ij rests on the Minute gun at sea— -9 Scuts wha hae’ wV Wallace bled, the 9 hni.ht Errant—and, O Lassie, art 9 dimi sleeping yet—which we hope 9 will be repeated on Thursday even -9 “g, as we have understood that it is ■ to be the last night we shall have 9 to opportunity of hearing them.— 9 We hope they will meet with the nu -9 ®erous admirers they have made by I •heir talents, and that the room will ■ to'dn resound with their plaudits. m R. ■ COLUMBIA, S. C. SEPT. 17. ~ !—On Friday last, about noon, c Citizens of this town were alarmed by ■ l * rr y oiyire. it proved to be the d wel- Professor Henry, one of the Col -11l t£V dlfu n- I he active exertions of H tilt’ 1 ? axe-companies, assisted by H it> j. U ’ ns ' i; °° n extinguished it, without |9 i to . )s ° lll d f ; ery_ material damage to the BH j*' •be tire took place at the root hj f 10U:!, ‘' a( ‘d must have orignated n. b iar to dropping from the top of the [Telescope. jwH I, WAS IXGTOK, BBfT. 13. n a- - . I l '. 1 r i.'*' *' l ..I IVl,in. “ H c "' ,erot Congress from that State, has , J appointed by the President, Com ■ s ;‘f er °f die leneral Land Office, in H ;il:,ce of die Kit Jo.-iah Meigs. , H A "at. Int. ■ ■ fatU v, lhe winch is to cap the Wm , C . donumeul in that city is to be ■■'■'.l 011 Thursday, tile 12ih iust. ■ bsve heard of tne insinuation of 19 kl;l S 3 aii ! knights, but never ■9 1 Llo< k of mar 1 fe. jH >' rk . Imeriran. I A Jißarried. H, j, M fon on Sunday evening last, by ■Hi'uiVi. Gardner, Mr. Ostinclly, to 9 Hewitt, daughter of Mr. 9B ' cw ilt, formerly of this city. H, bh Bfc?, fea,*. 1 ur s'»» s. C. after a severe ill ‘j,l® bore with Christian fbrti -9f ; .?■ *Jbza H. Williams, consort oi 99Hifr • a K ed 27 years 7 |bß K ; ~1X, ,1X days, sincerely Sc deservedly ||9 * . j ber disconsolate husband and ■ !, V9 <w I‘kewue by all heracquaint- H E, 111( 10tnshe was truly dear. I 4 a.,Jin* worU farewell, no nian cau t*U; 9 « The members of Socia e and \\ ebb’s Lodges, (and those transien i- members of Lodges that may be in tin n place) are requested to meet at theii r lodge rooms, for the purpose of attendin' - the iuneral of brother Joseph Cart' . at three o’clock. By order of the W. M. of Social Lodge r J. M. Kunze, Sec'ry. ‘ September 26 11 [t i x With lively sensations oJ f gratitude, and for the honor of human na . ture, 1 take the liberty of holding up the 1 venerable Nathan Bryan of the county oi 8 Wiikes, as a practical exeinpiicatioa ol . “ The noblest work of God,” an houesl , pan. He restored the Pocket Book with 1 its contents, (say nearly thirteen hund j red dollars in cash, besides a quantity ol i Valuable papers) every jot and title, and f when I tendered what I considered but a . liberal reward, he declined accepting it . promptly and decisively. 1 Dennis L. Ryan. j Warren county, Sept. 20 11 r O* The editor of the Washington r News is requested to give the above an L insertion in his paper, and forward his ac r count to the Post-Master at Wrightsboro’ I for payment. r 11 1 « « ■■ 11 1 i--^ ; Commission Business. . fTIHE subscribers inform their friends, , -i- and the public, that they will attend . to the sale of Cotton sent them from the . country, and every exertion made to pro cure the highest Market price for those wti > may intrust it to theircare. Their Commission is only one half of the cus tomary rate. 1 Rob. & Benj. Lang. [ September 26 j| pit Notice. DURING my absence from Augusta, 1 have appointed Mr. A. Bugg my attorney. James S. Shaffer. September 26 11 3t Bethlehem, Geo. September, 23d, public examination of the young . Ladies, attending this Academy, will commence at 9 o’clock on Tuesday the 15th of October next, lithe day be pleasant, the examination will, for the ac commodation of spectators, be held in the new Church at this place. The friends and guardians of pupils, together with all neighbouring lovers of improvement, are requested to attend.— The winter session will commence on the first Wednesday of November 1822. September 9Lfi n Administrator’s Sale. WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in January next, at Lincoln Court House, within the usual hours of sale, and agreeable to an order of the Honorable Court of Ordiuary, all the real Estate of James Sanders, late of this county dec. consisting of three hundred and twnve Acres of Land, be the same more or less, lying on Grays creek, and joining lands of .I’Corkle, Graves, and others, with the widows Dower in said laud during her life. Terms made known on the day of sale. John H. Walker, Jdnx'r. Scplember 26 H Georgia, Columbia County. WHEREAS John Pittman, has ap plied to me for letters of admin istration, on the estate and effects of Joseph H. Pittman, late of said county, deceased : These are therefore to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and ap pear at my office, within the time allow ed by law, to shew cause (if any they have) why said letters oi administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal at office this 21st September, 1822. S. Crawford, Clerk. September 26. 11 It JOHN k . HOLT, Offers tus services to Lis Friends and the Public, as a [ Commission AND Ware-House Keeper , •* AUGUSTA, GEO. lie continues to occupy the Ware- Pnnut Jtr Stores, wksrs McLuws Be Holt , lately transacted business, which are in , good order lor the reception and safe , keeping of Produce and Merchandize.— All orders to purchase and consignments for sale of Cotton, Merchandize, or any species of property, will be thankfully received; and he pledges himself, that every exertion shall be used, to make sa ' tigfactory returns of all business commit ted to his care. r ON CONSIGNMENT, A FEW BARRELS Super. ivesYv Flour, AND A FEW CASKS Unslacked Stone Lime. September 5. 2 ts > O' The iMilledgcville Journal and Sa . vannah Republican, will insert the above weekly for two months, and forward their accounts to this place for payment. 03® We are authorized ’ to slate, that Richard Bush, Esq. is f candidate for the office ol Receiver of f Tax Returns for Richmond county at the f ensuing election, j September 17 vvde 7 ■ ftjrCash will be given for a young, healthy and sober negro man — also lor a good woman, a coek, washer and ironfr. Apply tothe printer. September 1,2. 5 3t Package Sa\c. By Napier, Rapelye & Bennett ON FRIDAY, THE FOURTH OCTOBER, Will be positively sold on the second loft o our Auction Store, at 10 o’clock pre cisely, 120 Pifckages Choice and Seasonable ii DRV GOODS u Received per Perfect aud Tama, ant I® particularly selected for this market , [I CONSISTING OF r, Common, fine aud superfine Yorkshire Cloths and blue Shrouds ». Best extra London (Velvet face) do Scott’s best while Welch, Bury aud Lan caster Plains _ Blue, grey and drab Plains, padding and .. Hunter’s Plains •• Kendal cotton and blue twilled Sagathies i- Wool, dyed aud water proof ditto e Pelisse and Merino Cloths, elegant colours )f Best extra, London, blue, black and lash >f ionable mixture Casaimeres >t Do Yorkshire do do h Ladies Molesdown Coating, napp’d and 1- frized Cloths if 5-4 to 7-4 Fearnoughts and Bearskins dDo do double mill’d do a 6-4 and 10-4 heavy London Duffil and t Bristol Blankets 6- aud 16-4 Rose, Whitney Blankets ; 3 & 4i Poiut do Green Cloth Table Covers, elegant print ed borders n Oassimere and Cassinett Shawls, Merino a patterns - Valencia, Parmelia and Toilinet Vesting ’ Caroline Plaids and rich figured Bomba zetts Best English ingrain’d and Scotch Car , petiug, new and elegant patterns Very superior white Welch Flannels, manufactured of lamb wool > Red, white, green and blue do • Green and red Drapery Baizes and blue s Ells ■ Scotch and English Tartan Plaids J Black and colored (Rhodes’) Bombazctts r Extra fine blat k and fancy Bombazeens, very superior quality and manufactory Ladies slate and black Worsted Hose Mens lambs wool aud worsted half do , 8-4 Silk Shawis, superior fabric, an ele gant article 5-4 and 6-4 Irish and German Sheetings 7- and 4-8 Irish Linen and Diapers , Irish Droghedasaud Aberdeen Dowlas ’ -Scotch and Irish Brown Hollands 3- and 7-8 Irish Lawns and Linen Hdkfs. 5-4 Kanesboro, and Porter Sheetings 4- Linen Bedtick and Irish Damask, Sec. Nuns Threads VV. B. aud assorted colors Russia broad Diapers 70 pieces Dundee Osuabuigs Cotton Bedtick and Cotton Hosiery Power loom, Madapolams and Colton Shirtings 7-8 and 9-8 rich printed Cambrics and Calicoes Drapery Chinfz and common furniture do Garment and furniture Dimity and Im perial Cord Apron aud furniture Checks audCotton ades Masulapatara and blue Romals Imperial Shawls and turkey red Hdkfs. Cotton Flag Hdkfs. and assorted Colton Lonl?oifinlX r cT anJFack Tins 4-4 and 6-4 Book Muslin, Robes, (cc. Blue twilled Derries and mix’d Cotlon ades AND A SMALL INVOICE OF ®vD(D2)Si> Consisting of Black Silk Handkerchiefs ' Black Sarsuets aud Sinchcws Dress Silks aud Canton and Nankin Crapes Sewing Silks, Sec. ice. Conditions—all sums under S3OO, cash; over 300 to 600, 60 Jays ; over 600, in equal payments of 3, 4 and 5 months— purchasers giving approved aud endorsed notes or acceptances. Charleston , Sept. 26 11 4t Sugßiv, Coffee auAlvon. 1 aH Hhds. Prime Sugar 150 bags do Green Coffee 50 tons Swedes Iron assorted 3 do Plough Moulds WITH A GENERAL SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, FOR SALK RI S. HILLS 4* ALDF.K. May 11 328 ts “new goods. Jewett, JtbeW, &Co. Upper IVtng, City Hold, HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM N. YORK < dn extensive assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, —to u- it :—• tl LOTUS of every discription, / Flannels, Rose and Duffic Blankets, s Plain and figured Bombazetts, Caroline Plaids, (rich and elegant , patterns) Domestic goods of’every description, Damask Table Linen, Irish Sheeting and Linens, Plain and figured Canton and Nan keen Crapes, Mandarine Crapes (a very rich ar ticle.) The above, with articles not enumera ted, comprise a very general assortmentof STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, all of which they offer on the most accommo dating terms. ALSO, Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, Bauds, | and Trimmings constantly on hand. September 14 2aw ts 03® During my absence from the state, Mr. Edward Campfield will act as my agent. J. M. Hand. August 14 355 ts — fcT We are authorized to announce Col. JOHN PARKS as a candidate for a seat in the House of Re ■ presentalives, at the ensuing election, from the county of Columbia. August 7 343 tde FRESH Drugs Sc Medicines. J JAMES m7cARTER, {Next door to the Post-Office,) f, XXAbjust received, in addition to 111 XA former block, an extensive assort ment of ■ Genuine Drugs, d MEDICINES, IS &c. AMONG WHICH ARE, •s SOOOlbs. Allum 50lbs. Nutmegs >• 50001bs. Brimstone lOOlbs. Cinnamon 10,0001bs. Copperas 100 kegs white lead 40001bs, Logwood Spanish Brown J lOOOlbs, Ginger Sic. 6001bs. Madder 150 boxes Window LiOOlbs. Sp. Indigo Glass, Bby 10,— 5001bg. Putty 10 by 12, &, 12 b\ 1 lOOlbs. Camphor 16, Sic. Sic. j Together with a large supply of Patent Medicines, Perfumery, &c. * ALSO, f ON CONSIGNMENT, 50 Packages Glassware, —Consisting of- — Tumblers, plain Si moulded") S-raff Decanters, (quart) do. & do. - L Ditto (pint) do. &do. l|cs| Pocket Flasks,pints Si i pints ?I* g_ i Wine Glasses, Sic. Sic. '^S’S All of which will be disposed of low for Cash, or on the usual credit, to punctual > customers. i September 2l 9 etw , Removal. Walmsley & Foster, Have removed to the store recently occu pied by Messrs, Stewart & Margruvcs } OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, Where they have now on hand a pretty general assortment of DRY GOODS, AMONG WHICH ARE Nankin and Canton Crapes, black and coloured, Crape and Rich Satin Robes, assorted colours, Cashmere, Crape and Plaid silk Ildkfs. 1 lag and Bandana iidkfs. some very elegant Irish Linos, in half pieces, some very line, Parasols Si Umbrellas, in great variety, Bombazetts, Plain and Figured, Cotton Flaggs and Bandanoes, nriftincu colors, | Tortoise Shell, Imitation, dressing and pocket Combs, Cambric, Jaconet and Mull Muslins, Power and Steam Loom Sheetings, Printed Marseilles and Valencia Vest ings, Vest Shapes, a new and superior arti cle, Black Silk Florentine Vestings, Silk, Cotton Si Wool Hosiery, assorted, Gilt, Coat, Vest and Peail Shirt But tons, Imitation Russia Duck and Sheeting, Damask, Bird’s Eye & Russia Diapers, Sewing Silks, black, blue and assorted colors, Stripe Drilling, blue and yellow Nan keens, Rorum and Imitation Beaver Hats; Which arc offered low for cash, or town acceptances; and one of the firm being now in New-York, will occasional ly receive through the season such sup plies as will enable them to keep their assortment pretty general, and on the most accommodating terms. To Rent, Till the Jirsl of November next, MThe Store lately occupied by the subscribers, adjoining the Bookstore of Wm. J. Hobby, Esq. For terms apply as above. June 22 340 wtf Seed Wheat. Just Received, and For Sale, Five hundred bushels superior SEED WHEAT. Apply to Summers Si Perry, or 13. G. Sims. Se demher 17 7 ts Mackerel, Bale Rope, Src. 400 Barrels No. 3 Mackerel, 175 coil* Bale Rope, 3 boxes Wliilteoiore’s Colton Cards, No. 10, 1 box do. Wool do. 2 qr. casks Teneriffe Wine, 5 tierces prime Rice, 7 demijohns and 5 kegs old Irish Whis- FOB SALE BT [key, Henry Harper. Septembe 3 Notice. ALFRED M. HOBBY and R. D. TREADWELL, or either of them, will attend to any business in which the subscriber may be interested during his absence from Augusta. Wm. J. Hobby. July 13 348 M Notice. THE subscriber offers for Rent, his Sand-Hill Residence ontbs from the first October next. John Gindrat. September 10. 4 ts Several genteel young men can be accommodated with Board, in the middle tenement of the Bridge Bank. August ?8 359 If WM.H. THOMPSON & Co. OFFER FOR SALE, HHDS. prime St. Croix Sugar, l/D 30 do Muscovado do 300 Bags prime green Coffee, 10 Pipes Holland Gin, 6 do Cogniac Brandy 6 Hhds. Jamaica Rum, 20 Qr. Casks Teneriffe Wine, , 20 do. Malaga do 10 Barrels N. E. Rum, k t 80 Hhds. Molasses, l_ 10 Casks London Porter, 60 Bids Loaf and Lump Sugar, 20 Bags Pepper, 50 Barrels Flour, 5 Boxes London Mustard, 30 do Raisins, 10 Boxes Whittmore cotton card 300 Qr. Boxes Spanish Segais, 50 Kegs Powder, 200 Bags Shot, 3 Kegs Lead, J, 200 Pieces Cotton Bagging, a, 160 Coil Bale Rope, 20 Tons Iron, w German Steel, _ English blistered do. y 2000 DuaUels Salt, All ot which are offered low lor Cash, or good paper. Sept. 10. 4 3m TO RENT, And possession given immediately, JUL TWO Dwelling HOUSES, , aiaß on t* l6 lower end of Reynold IVl—. street, suitable for small fa milies, also, for sale, A first rate second hand GIG, r For terms, apply to 1 Geo. Dunbar. September 17 v 7 W 3t 11* Walton & Harris, RAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND ON TJIE RIVER, 20 Hhds. Muscovado Sugar 20 do. N. Orleans do. 30 bags Coffee 20 hhds. and barrels Whiskey ' 30 Kegs Cut Nails assorted West India and N. E. Rum Barrels Mackerel and Loaf Sugar 8 by 10 Window Class, &c. ALSO, 30 crates and hhds. Crockery and [ Glass Ware September 21 9 Otw 1— —■ SLATE. THE NEW-FORK SLATE COMFANV Hus now at the i'ard for sale, A N excellent assortment, at the fol- Xl. lowing low prices, and of the first quality;— 12 Inch at $173) „ 10, *1 —— iul \ ler Order? left with the subscriber, will be promptly attended to. J. Ganahi. dugusla, Sept.v 19 8 wbt Administrator’a Salt. WILL BE SOLD, Before the Post-Office, at 10 A. M, On Monday the 11th Nov. next, All the real Estate of the tale Patrick -U’- Vuwull, deceased, viz: rpllE House and Lot, on {!««■ X Broad - treet, lately oc copied by said deceased. ALSO, 500 Acres of Land, in i Richmond C. unty, on the waters ol San . dy-Ui*«r, bound Southwardly, at the . time of Survey, by lands of Edward r Walls and James Cobbs, Northweslward s ly by Columbia County, Eastwasdly by Ramboo’s, vacant, E. Ellis and Bryant’s land. To be sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased, Uy order of the Administrator, f Fraser & Bowdrc, Juc'lts. i Sept. 10. 4 lawlds [» « f Ua\\ & WasDburn, OFFER FOR SALE, -g £TAAA YARDS of Domestic 15UUU GOODS, Consisting of Sheetings Chambrays Shil lings || Bed Ticks Plaids 11 Sattinets Stripes 1; Bleach’d sheeting A Jeans Bleach’d shirtings. WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS. ON CONSIGNMENT, 50 boxes best mould candles 50 do turpentine soap. September 12 6 2w3w Executors* Sale. ON Friday morning, the 11th Octo ber next, will be sold at the late residence of John Willson, deceased, the personal property belonging to bis estate. —Sale to commence at 10 o’clock. Terms —Sums under gIOO cash, and over glOOfour months credit, for ap proved endorsed note*. By order of the Execu’ors, 1 Fraser & Bowdre, ! 1 Auctioneers. August 29——lawtf Insurance Against FIRE ! s Charleston Fire, and Marine Insurance Company Agency rpHE Subscriber off ers to take risks 1. against Fire on Houses, Out-Build ings, Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, ■ in Augusta and its vicinity. Timothy Edwards, Agent. 1 Broad street. Between the Post Office U Globe Tavern- December 30—— at HHirttatf* On fVednesday the 23 d Oct. next. WILL BE SOLD, before John Havles & Co. store, Without reserve j 3 THEIR STOCK Consisting of a general assortment of Wr'j Woods and. Groceries. Terms—sums under SIOO cash;— 1100 to S3OO, 60 days—s3oo to $600; 4 months;—over S6OO, six month credit, notes with approved security. By order of the surviving partner and executors of John Willson. i» * Fraser Bowdre, . luctioncers. Septem er 24 10 wtds Wanted to Wire, OR PURCHASE, i \ NEGRO Wench to Conk and Wash d tor a s '" all family.—Apply at this u Office August 29—-ts FOU SALE. ~ A. PLEASANT and retired residence on the SAND-HILLS. Apply to J. S Holt. fune 27 if For Sale, 4 LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN and Child—for cash or Groceries.—Ap ply to J no. C. Green. .., August 31 360-ts Tax Collector's And Treasurer’s Office. m 1. HE City, Road and Well Tax for the year 1822, being now due, and payable, the subscriber will attend at his office oh Broad-street, upper tenement of the Bridge Rank, every day, from 9AM to 1 P M to receive the same until the SOthduy of June next, after which time executions will issue against all dtfau''. ers without discrimination. John W. Wilde, v. a r. c. A. april 25 ts Notice. o call anff Wlhle t/itba who have claims against the said estate, will pleaso to furnish them within the usual time. Catharine M. Cashin, Executrix. July 27 360 If Western Hotel. aiw»^ t rttHE subscriber still r«i> iiwa J- mains atCapl, B, Minis’ r R|H we " known stand, where Greene and Centre street* 1 intersect cat b other, and directly oppe • site the Market from the Augusta Bridge; . and when taking into consideration the pleasantness of the situation, good water, low prices, and his attention to mane those comfortable who call, he hopes to , obtain a reasonable share of public pa j tronage. An excellent Wagon Yard is also kept by the subscriber. HATES. Man per day, . . . $ 1 25 Man and Horse per day, 200 Horse per day, .... 75 , kc. &c. &c. Woodson Ligon. Augusta , Aug. 21 367 wtU IE? The Editors of the Georgia Jour nal, Savannah Republican, Washington News, and Columbia'* Telescope will ; please give the above an insertion once a week till the first of January, 1623, and forward their accounts to this office for payment. The above Subscriber has on hand About 7000 lbs. prime BACON, A part of which is prime Hams, which the wishes iodispote of August 21 357 w4t Flour, Corn, UdD® BARRELS fresh, FLOUR, 50 half do do 1000 bushels Corn, 100 barrels Mackerel, No. 3; 10 tona EngLsh Iron, 20 coils Bale Rope, 2 pipes Cognac Brandy, For ssU by M‘l*ran Gordon. August 8. t. Information Wanted. IN the monthofFeb’ry 1820, Emanuel Lloid left the Planters' Hotel in this City, for the purpose of going to the house of Mr. Wm. M‘Gar to obtain his working tool*: he had with him at the time about S7OO. The late Mr. Lind sey Coleman said that from the descrip tion of the above person, he believed ’ that he went to the state of Alabama with Gen. Scott: since which period he i has not been heard of. He is a tall mao, about 6 feet 1 inch high, dark complex ion, 33 year* of age, by trade a house carpenter. Any information respecting him will be thankfully received, by his brother, the subscriber. Joseph Lloyd. Augusta, August 9. MS