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VRut'OSALS < /•„, ,r|Wi.. hto i MilltdgevilU, ' Om- ) a « 1 . *(.'(■■ f.kly P'lp r, to he Hv'.th-i i ■Cap nuw ot t\\fc SoaWv. ,ilt vo «-fl t<> the illustration and defen-.;- flu* interesting Doctrine of tlmUni . 1 i hno-saml hapii’messoft’o ■ .1 is lit tie lluilli.il Filtllily, .iiul ul 1 >11> U*' 'v<d {! ~i. 1M ASA IK. VOK ItiiI.LEVERS ON <• ( SiltlM’ THK LOUD.” {I Me Hus non langere clumo, THE Publ'iahci , of iip proposed Paper, with all iU( h men, who delight to wibiessthc happiness of tlicii feßow-creatures, do rejoice!' in observing the tapiu march of science, and (' beholding the extens; m ot intellectual ini* provemeiit iri the;is bl*-sc* I United States, and (I. ‘j believe th 11.-.* c >.• noconstitutimi,| no loiiu ot government on the lace <*( the 1 eii' th, amongst men, dial .ifortls so many i‘ fucilitie for the aficoinpliahment oftheiw6wt| purposes f science,and moral improvement, a* ■ ,e American constitution and the appli-j ration of its government. Under the powerful protection and benign . reticence of (lie government ol these United! St-.ics, there is no impediment to ‘he rapid j and continued improve*' ■ (it <>( the human, i, ,b i many motives no exhibited calcu-| , d (oereiti its attention and engage iU cn • j ,u• ■ . ,i, :i. w-. .I -■ -'o sam rate its energies-—, lie.i tn'/ t y mini may think fnely—every ii :, ee may sj.enk boldly ■•■■■■ very pen nny be' 1 ‘.t - *: ployed to write Jeai ksdy--every press|• ;na ; 1)110 1 lawfully, and ev<-n mail may* j, circulate 'cidi'i/, the productue's ' 1 tl, fancy or whdmi, for euery reader to read: l v.-M'iout leal of giving 1 11-mre ; and to con-]' ;- inplale on nil the subjects nl human itl* J' ve-ligation and conjee ure; and here too,!, are ■ > be ’mind a large iiille. tion of sub-[i ■e; e: r.u* msil v a-id admiration, sufficient' p i,i <;;.»* the iitention ml eng;.ge tin* reason-j* rug ~>\ ... -of (lie mao ol act me genius, and j ( even t** stnnui.it the supine. h We i cii.’vi , In;n ever, that the present and i. eternal happiness of the whole human family, are swbj is d'(he greatest imj -nance, and. 1 most worthy ofltie .• ..licitm!c of tin benevo-j. lent an •vv is; , and are capable o' alfordingj, ; i.m I ‘o Him pie due contemplations.h W ha' ft a• i J -..i’ul a ’nn • lit min i, th'r-i to si e b tint. 1 and f. c y bop ,j* . i !■ «M‘ nef, , lo Ifiolm.il ilenct lljir,-:. ; 1 ( ] 'l-Dll- 11*1 j'l-MVik-,;. i ilflps ftm bi-»U, •• • ‘ i* sui" ■ . rut ’•* * ‘ . up. 4jm) ocauly iiumoil •]. .«’.vakil iV-mi t. tomb. no, wa li dmvi; il;odeclaratini* < i 'the j ire, th.'i it. ) . 'he will of Gad oui | ?«!• i r n( i"< >• .wr,- //, nnd to j *nn • ■.■ < ■ :. of i''n' iiuih, v-1 ( a i beam ~ thai ii< n ;■*> ■ * “i liu n i ■ I bring tie ' fl m i.i" <(;■.' . i niur mi '. 1 they cannm \iv i■■ a 1 h..ppy v " liriifv, ■ ft . i on*- *in h(lt. ■ J it . cn If i mtl ni; n. li.< \lun • 'brist wif i Lit e•’ ■lfn 1 :• 'jinfijr n!i tobr Its- i lift dm -I tune, ems we believe that the. tl. In , ■ ' .Uni l:j'y i,hls D.v'lll. truth • • 'I : ndi it tv l l l aoDtiMi 1 . • 111 , f .n U< ; eeni *, . a trnin of glad y .’■< ' v.* ' tcv i -I. .o' u'u ■ i.i; > ■,* Cl 1 U'lbut" tdl it'cj me. . Me ..an. lor that , urm t\ e are,! i' • e. re,, solit !■ u,, ,iui an the friend ... ■ > .an, ’1 iru believers in tin* S riptmesand Dis, ,jd> ~ | > 'lnim ilo I.. 11 1'" would aid. in ’ i.u.’vm.tnm,. \ml ■*< believe, also, th- ‘ , .neii'm-o- iimne* of geudeinen i*i -at t-uev doic. i tl* »>• Soillh.iTiil , v i i n.s * tin ai e trm; I >e.i avers in die consol,v t< do Ih venal Salvation, and in j t’ a* : ni > ofiod, and w ho will assist j i ■ i ■ig tin nn ds of then fellow cre.ituros to the k owledgn of die truth ns it i» in Je sus bye i.ributii.g theii retnOHal.de exuosi ..... n' me rimures of Div.n light, it) rcr ii ‘ ••'/w of the See pleasingly j Ir.n ■, to guide lui Wise, che b- d. t ir.tfiip . (lie.’mi nur ul. i. men. In .. In m, to "k prorpert of cm ehingi i'll . launile **' rlf Shf uj Hu S ■ th, the, p. d • u- in »e ht pleasure and bene i j i • -a,.. Irom u nnVnbtr of periodical, pobiit tiions vl "m s lime natnn and design,! n v puhiisheU in the Northern and liabtenij cil.llllS. Alihongtithe p.iniiii v o’ jer.t of the pub Ushers, will be io ilinsuaii uul defend the doctrine id me Universal Holiness anrii happiness of the sou's of tbc iiumau family.l and the Unity o( God and to disseminate] the klO wle.l ge there.d, yet fhey will admit j into the columns nl J'h 3tar oj (hi South A well written m tides which may be : ntcnd-> t * t*. esi ..Wish i iiinii rv doctrine- but will! res. *ve to themselves (he tight of annnad i V i ring »*n them in the spirit •>(' candor, ,n d wit politeness i , n ueo, tender ues-o . hnstiaus, cm ulera ons of Rhilosc pin. i and love i t tii others, • oom (!iey be lie d! .iM.n' nit t*. > • ; <M s OF I'UiH.K, \ L ION. *ne n . -hs!i •> o( T/u V.-'or of i}ud 'ijufi'i, do lot tat .\‘lr oil a. ii ,s!i *. re 1 . ive, .un pecuniar nei.efi from it> >;ublt i alien, ami horetoro, will aiweys regulate| the «i/.e ot the paper, rcconlmg to *!*;• exieiu of jiatioii;’.,: *v m;tv m i.e, l■< :o n>\ en » ligb . acd r d liberal _ iblii. H. 1 vii i b n■ ia. m good paper, and! .villi a Kan ■ iin-l 1,.'.1ed i ■ be n inner ol N; i-' A eokly It gisUr, with mm :dexAll the el .'of id* •* ■ ;il>er,»iul <■> iVre.mosj lo every artic *, Ivinunig . v> lumeof pages.' ill. I'lici; to subscribe!: will be Hi .*0 pci ennum, | r.v .oj'■ on ; receipt of thi first t m.ibur tin. -i/f. or an*. pp'.v,.u who may hold a sublet ipti> i* nppr oi p, lat the em 1 ol sin iiu rtlis, from the. time u) the pablicaiioit ul • fei st nuufoer IV. No advtitisPnienls will be inserted in the columns of The Star of the Sard i, except notices of the death, of distingu' end persons, u! maniages, and of the public, ‘ion f works of literature ; of their nature and merda (j v . Ac* ■ -" lit Editor of 7hr Star ofljie, *• tilt will i>.- -id,tined, and it is run iV|‘ ■ m'.-t :o > .miiiei.ee (lie publica'ioD ou the J ■ isi d.i *■)' tli# year IB2d. N i', Hrii'iiers of newspapers in the ' tea of Soudi Uarolina, Georgia, and Ala bama, ami the Post Master at all the court < iiicust in the same states or elsewhere, willp p|. i-,« to receive the names of any win- may 1 Wish to subscribe for The St<jr of the South, and send them to Fort Hawkins, Ga. by the * ■oth «fi)eceinb<. next, and so on as they ■ in t* be obtained postpaid nut of tlm sub- I liption paid directed to the Editor ot The * Star of the South. 1 jC?" Finite.s in the Southern States who aic friendly to the '*berty of the minds ’ man, and free investigation, wifi please to . serf the ahov i Frospoetus in their papers, as , often as they think proper. i’ lvUl*Ub/iI.S h'or u line Taper, to lit pv>i’t. i,. d i lm Cry j/ .' glu. u>ta,Oeorgin,vniU- dir t:i ■ / the #UHvV .aTA >iaU.V¥A\, tl BY BKNJAMIN UHAKTIV. j, IN sdventui ■■ g , propiisiiion .or an additions j' ■lciv»(■.«:>( ■ in iti-s ptm,.!; Uie intended cd io! i .a . ...urn *J»ht v •• nombii .... I v.irielj ot pubb j lion . *.l ill . kb , »(ready c. oi.'.ccs .at bT» »,(.;• pi ■•vein u oln .. t; -i pi vv a‘i . j ir- j* be ..rue v.bj H !i jot ifiiria ibsl tllv stamp, oi £cnii:>, . -i; iu.inma ..r w.t tic. rph n'* •ir »»f . . rMicro, or lie; imposing uaui./g a loci I' iu.nl- in pain •.(■■;u has aoutnei.', will alwi-ys ut'’ mud to adoni )..s c ilutinih chon to U.« rtpub, |l lion of liia |i. per be rclipped oy il.c more com 1 rnumfiitg iinire of those which have i*rcced'.*dl *■, In w.ll never*fiekss, have lim cor. ulation *, | .It .w. I .: the itiaue c...jt ut **r In* i. cipienl J gc. lath from loose .ar;gt i bodies which it wert I, i ...lions to think c-i cijuallirrj;. ■lois n. f.'i. Jofpi . ;.,.sir.g inucb, been ! ‘ | it;, iw that ;» > tit darn., ion v* .11 never v ‘ j |ritjf, Itn ciisi. a ‘r.ii'inns ol (lursi: who c. : ■.mil.,' uU rule f‘. illier is i. in tin ( ;1 nr pltdgi;. him .■;!!' to any puny in poltucul di» cnasion: hei auac ;i<- bt I c" i....i lae dignity o', 1 | innh, ami rb. maxims nt genuine honor, are ■( - |.. n wofully compDim:t,l by tlu spirit of poli’i : I•'.«! f..Clio.i. vVi.ilhowever, he disctH'u .s ih. • >i. ».g»w and the moralnv « f the mere a.sirumen edit up. .. *■■.!. serve lo ii .u>eli ; i.e right ol i p; - .. .I • .1. u-iu; d.M .ii'.v C ..ic faiiunpirr •u.-iM "I cur happy IJy n iconiidcvalion ia uivo *. '^i] tJavuig been intibu.'d "ran infancy wbii (be 'love ot Ire I, , a’li.i.t ■ *nd lie adniTulioii if i(.opuliir « ■' i cip -lii,;.i ■, -t v 'll ever be i . pur ! jpc S' *ii vuihcaic Ihe canae ut rai-.mial derm racy, l .ml to liitiu e. those scab vims wlhcli ; i tobiu I I-»r.(or ol vi me and ;. .asm, I. c .*: ciiont \v.;ii th'i. •!* ng oi.je vl Ir.s |)a|a". | i -ali •*« K* exemplify tne .n.litj il-.iuiierj ' II ic< ..'.ll C... ... . ; • • v -il I ■ .nd i. 'v. le niahguify, Cite seir.n. iris .... 1 o,*m j'.ilW o* .i ll..::: Will I floeiV WsiclTed tl thej OBsr.nvan, whin or a;v ..' .(I I. the weight ol just auih r oi ’ the i I 'alenl _iu. 1 1 '.." !;• . _.tie. 1 \s me tiv : pines, ai.,l i,l<> rj i a people .1 d . a.les- hi. the suce.'-s-i o' noral and nc.gious l 1 principle. t'..»n !ip*:.'■c . cuiev-, oi lien po-! oicie -d, it will he primary concee t i. * '.iiicale suit aide v mvs o. .rttinus f-cudira, ... j , ) lead die .11' d by pie.: in in. M, th, | |co.iU-;.'plir,i a. i’j.k; scene; - r: no a .(>■•■ ’■ j vhich sM-ii - .• . •spoi!- a i, • ■ f |; . . ■, be ...., • ■ .■ oil |• ui - : ii.iorest will be const;f -.'d,' { p*. ■' - iim-odation will he f.oiigli* , ai. l toe " •rural*' '■ iln. cm matured i-(‘.-cliona u olli jc*rs, will ra or .fly apt i..:; patronage on \ii.a h |»f“ <• depends the it..■■ , itia >i» ol oil and s>,l( j.k-i .»i, the sboTtn'.amed I:«s ijc- .. intimat'dv mn. > I jed wi’ii ll.e printing nr.it editorial l as.nosv loi! lie last six or ebvhi y< ... this city ..id claim the credit ol being ■ met rintei ■He wiii also p. use ns iu.ivsntagc ol a >,r con iribiitions in literature, politics, n.d m 'atily ' from s.-Vi i»l gentle ait n ol u: '■ I. vl* i: .laid f. cations, amt be .c 1-ilidgcs tl«« sangt me «jtpto-l i a'lon, thul thi Onsi.iirLu will -ni o die mwitilw's! •■ iu use mem, insiiiu; on. »*icl n ; good. co vjjrr/o.rf (lie Oiissnia , a 1; in* pr icti .a a sh-'-t <*) : I' ■ largest sire -!i m-‘ . - ■■ w .■ - ■.( ; | rhe pa ..nor ih ; Ct'y «ill t m mice » ,v» tk ! |‘.i .vcl)IU at j., ...ini... in Hilvancc, \ j .tv llitr-s if not paid will, i the •i w Count >y pn-i 1 ot.-, o.n.e :i week, nt ; are ;< - . y ,k - 'll d v.'rtl.io the year or I'. ■ I. •„ not p«.o before the . ■ a , Aif’cn vei in ; i'ivcr.-st at the e;.'alilisht,! p..re.* . iigusu I The first number of the Ohskui * a veil h 1 ; j . Untied early in the wi t-r or h* u«s liu mu j ; iia-rds cun be pr.n o id Cri’ii New-York, (O’Editors oi pa., rs will confer « faior b j i,.'. ring tli< above lev iuscri ;os J Oclobar “ JO V" \\t‘, W e*»\k 3an JuuFual. ‘M'Mii' pull ,t U.TUIIUw .u H ..SiC*- ir j IL postpo It 1 ;*m J ij!Uh.|,< *lll of Up ' WesKynt Jog! nr ! 11 \ u l .\ *o! >bt :' :.ss ■ I l\u / uuf.u i ■1o• ■. thi■re ' ' Uitih , ami v. ■ .Irrgrcl, but t iiiiecmed l.rUt’i, lodehy the toi;.- i '.caiirm ol the Jour . 1, \v Jong ih . turn or i •• it. * Mr. Oi.in woo ii n w ..as. * for ins he . bit itiHn to a-■;. a under die h.d or '.pof st - ii. verson. \t ;s M Olio pie nl, (he Jciitiia. . *'ii'*i'.l « p ar forlow:l!i, The Committ e 1 ;•; *11 to iiclciiuwledg.- i>. w fiylly ;'imr e.xpcci.. tions I sve bcMi real-r at h> subac .pt ns sot the Wesievan Jo-.* r-- -r, it ..o ■ . -ean ~i wneth r . .Ilip oi.t , , . : ch u .|is co ;i... •>(« cd, n* gin rccf.ve .-juaic sup,.- rt , ll ’... lib : .O’,l - '.ev (vie . i.\: - in to ,-v« * .■['-■ cdi* y one »liO'C n.(.le < v ; -*>en ■ shmih) re .* rit iv-rtf-y if t'u exi.oct! 1 : p.l Kt ;■ I '.fly l.v oHfan J. 0. Aibiit* *, * htiiviiHin. I* ?• 'Mui 5,'. v,fJ| n i, \i — 1! ,*i u'.t i (ii in will fun r. a tkvor . -g liu v’n V d J. o- A. t C H <•».,,H|lv *) ]B?S. \U I ! c {■ . j A* oirt'A I ION wanli i.i som ■ res, ■c* .1 ■ 1 -Ik 11"’ tsiio l J: re or (. .r h 11 ose— by 1 yo.n’.c nan that lies ra. nc rule kaowledpt oi , he -isa.-'fs —Ui ua, sti inole refeiei.e #• >o re , Giilau >u I nd Sfbrifeiv un • • Jm, k *Ji v h.'fd A. H. ami )••('< *»t this of’ , viM 11 ;>«i• c uUIy «’ tended to i Sepicubijr 23 NATIONAL TALES. A NEW PEJIIODICJIL WORK. THE firs volume of a Series of Talcs, .1 instated.at. J compiled from the works of different authors, and not previously pub lished in the ,T uited States, was issued from the New-York press in the month ot fuly last; and in October next, a second volume will make its appearance. In the preface to the first volume, the editor annorneed it to b'- his intention to continue the work quarterly, if the pub!‘el patronised the undertaking. Since then tie! has had the most satisfactory proofs, that< his efforts to increase the present stock of literary amusement and instruction have been generally acceptable. The following are a few of the testimonies in its favor, which have appeared in different journals : “ From the examination our leisure has per ■ d us to give it, we think it quite an enter ' ung roiuicc far those who gener-uUy devote A-. ■ cive tto that branch of reading. It U the t. si or a pm oted series, mid purports to be n uislan d and < uipiled from the writings of dis- I reel authors and w.- mu-,- that the ucslgn o! r- . r is t ’• • an.’. ; (.sent such pieces as are real woi i_, <•! sr nmvvaliou, but which, as they are fc.-aUt -I h: ~,,h a riely of pubbea ■ ire fagl Me. Ibi n imber baton u: (which lu the redilof the t Hot-, be a sp> ivtii, it ./i a.id; rit paper and very weii priciet,,) c.jriluu.s eleven tales, pretty equal in) merit, »nd 10 selected as lo tuii a dive.atty ojj . ’e. Via )'j k. btuDw.iin, ‘W avc net ui.d i< snr. 10 peruse the whole,! but fro® wh«; *’6 have read, we entertain not 0 übl t*■ »i hr >o-k v; Ibe ..cm-hi after by those j .’< rs v.liii find .ii works fiction, a relaxat ■ *nj (V im lb■ *. amirf an \ . xioty ot business, f:u i.a.-ti i o >.yv. m wi. b die olume is got up, v\.l •owtlm y moni'T- ud it to the notice of the! II ■.■ 'trrc'iU .‘ii'i-isrtm i . ' " Tol.jfoi 1 :h'- »«i •r, be declarer i- It-' pro; ■ c io i't .vn fugitive tales of merit, | i ■ i k into obi vici. anti ..iso 0 i",.tin tueto th . oi-'.c melt deserving ori k. .cC" a- may ro.. c will,, his reach. lie 1 p.p-*a.- o have made ,n the ,-r sent volume a! [ very i rcttirir -mpilat .. ■ we doubt urn it! ,« ih* . t with great ■ , ■. -a* Gut “ A ocaun cl Mute voiu.tic t--.i--tlau •• National! I'aleV i*a just been puH> rd fay the boeksel lots of t.hit c.i'y. Ibe c. :, icr j.r.d editor has shown c.onaideiaLl. arc- in tbr j iusent Selection, and ii he continues to bo ;;im cd by the same disci mini.'ing t.pTt, be will trufc: a great noon n lit- p'tblic by bis j■. icion:. -rt '' rove :.> perhaps, no -s ecien of tinting -u i.istru'-'ive and amusing us little tales and su-r os in which >•« niMinrr. s dautotnsri iorcipu tuniin s are fait;t- j ; -hy ■ mboti ud. To y>•ng p. worn, Uoy ait pe-j ■ uhurly atli .olive. The i.-ddems cd the plots; j reate an interes direct • the mind, but m--., ‘.nit test i» r ’fly ifae tncha." •*•»; th; • leaJstht 'loung intellect ■ a ■ tet app „u msioi ot hint-n --il tacts, or miionai «• '* u.rs"—r'.'bt. Jdiccate. " The editor inten s, tl i-uflu-u ■.> enponrage !)'• ■• ■ • given lo is'-ue a mv.,.e cpimcml’.. | From a cursory perus.il c f the first vplurae nr. be ir w. •) quaiifi .d ttv '.ho t k u-. has on rci'aken. To some, -> may serin w Ittfa; i.c,. eijr ir ieb . ’ l they lit lie k'tOW h pvt r cane'- it r«-tis i > iJrudg -lb rugi. \li the j vo,as u 1 Grtim- rvnic-. ibis irr.itfui age has pr >- ■ iced, Setting aside ,it re ret ‘ r •>'.,m n n-.iaratc the tvortlue s from lha* wh.-.u is > uin.:)! ~ am! tli • moral from that whit n i,a n.f, Wt would iei.onimeiid this aliune to |; pi*, -onape of the pub ic. The toies ate s« [leeted with good taste and judgment— the typo ignpliHal r:. eutiot -i tl; wort is teal,'mid (m cov- r, it is nlit. t i 't ait , .-n’ price ■ .m ensidera 1 ... is tbu, are im t--bu in ■ “.)!’ ■■ • ex i m i,’ r. M'r hope editor •. t oil MilHciiMit :i emt-agemeui’ to ■ t 1 ‘ ' t ~■ >tm with h v- o k -i hich he seen we tjiiali.itit ittsf '• interesting and insiruc tin , , wt! ;' C'cl'' ter. * 1 his seit clu ii of -.ntertaining ttt'es, is lb prom'n mg ctnnim iw ement of a plan of no in ir proprifty , and lu cr ity that of- dlectiug -md • 'ii ■ i.mg ii> • rtged ■ .orm th.. choicest oi -no- Idem tales ; ■ species of writing which serins lo h ive beco 0 U pant ill this ;s (Mrite 06- •»ys li v. a oti r . Ihe prt- nt duodecimo icon■ r ise fleve.i lutes, <.< ; bi. dm s; d ■»«<;• jties ■ • style hatch may be read wii • lived in •■r , supplying w 'b nnmscineni w moral i (■ irucliim tin s? occasional moments of lei; ip ' .)wb»:• ton a too many be pas-cd vriUu-n l. intro;. 111. It, r.-d Hi lei f’t:W »• ftllt.w if an oocu i" i hat u tpiires vr t. bot a*lenpoi. ■ v, .( y. v .Vi;.. Jlth ■. .alt ■ ■ ■■■•'. a ... ted, series . 1 Miles. ia -d i J com,.' 1 ;d <tr the works •• , afiti who l;«» i ic 'nr -od r. <-eJtf'>rily !• timt deparunent o : id r..iuvt:. ika just been published m New-Vprk. P. col tin .•11-v ritteii • .-r ,s ,ne sober . . some gay. Onqj of their be.il qualities (at least, that , w.tmli will I; the mpuini lavo >ir iheir bio- Jios I > , i,, rite bdeclions foi the present volume, >e. 1 Vh‘ F, i.'vi lan i.djfrali*.. T : . '■ . It . i ho-- ij ty. The V'V-i //. ( i.'CIIi l «■ f'oiifttt , - ij/lr ‘ r J.dn c fu:;i. 7 Vie .Monk • - -/'/’' hotfr ’ ( tile, ana .Waster and Alan. We have r1 i .eon /( t jn 1 . ~-,;tib - ■ ! C • nte .. -ji thee* tsl ,‘s and jsball therefore simply sty lint they as prm ■ ia.glw.r- ph)-.innms, pi- be V"«d calc-il- ■.l l--» “ (uifil ‘r ■ i.r HU-, i.n.b’ 1 ainted at bv us fa.-.vi They nre ..non. well i: •-mi ; i. dni i>- t l cf vs r mis n. ros :• me people . - • uwitr-. rnako if a point to j ;e- up it u in'. ;wt • t writing ain >sl <, sire Ipe rolls - I iniw.-r -us clatnoi.r, w ich Is ei m-t ij beer or the fruit of a dull and ttnex t >1 lure- that them is more l.ttc ulent, mor* tngi. »iity, more gen’io, i-equuet .f it the invetui of a really goqtl tale aye, eve I i h " fn’e >f Aui-sery,*' than : wanted f-r Um . tnlicocll m .( \ liiitu-s of flic ir> n- (|( arkev. ( wh days v i;.,- 1 - .g so scierct or ! il ,‘Vfv Koni Ilex -v II >vn® odeitii t pi'i-mlum so m-/ . c . I o ) (Inr.lt'.>.tic talcs, th* eililu< cult . 1 *;. son giv ‘i y, 4 r->;i .idei..Vl-; |mrtir ) ot best; in ■'.< I's ress of th work Vlreadv sevma Cohlj’ (t .s ’l-.ivt ajtpetu “'ll, SV •>■ -V p.rnllK lions- ■' pprov ti tj 4 ji Iv ii plate ii the fonlt outing .o- 1 re, i “National Tile- * will . futu übe pub It--!’ ■ i u d'A il!ii.nv-str. • i. New-' urk. x .Jour a per ariitMui. I ■ jiff- Td ijw o Irutifinit a years = -j i riptt<• in .«* ' jvai.ee, the four volume- -i'.l It: !i-wan ! ’ 1 US publish. I, 'o:r,\ post town ■ •■'i. m >iv- i. ok, fn a of ail bion ar.pcai - • 0 t; lor couv. ac.c-' eyt , the State, must be paid by the subscriber. Single volumes may be had at one dollar. Editors td. newspapers who publish this prospect us T i Ve, or oftener, and forward _ the paper r n vhirh it appears, addressed to “The Editor ol National Tales, New-Vork' will be entitled to a copy of the October volunt, New- York, September, 1825. I'VvEwtAj lioUarsi lleNnatd. S I’OP THE HORSE THIEF. WMt.IU-iASa Young Man, dressed inn hit: i ad Cloth Coat, gi’t buttons, and bit . j Pa.tU lours, very plausible address ami lor. ..ue-. !(a single word being a sufficient i..'reduction ’.n great familiarity on his par')—' stiles him- It i. lawyer, end claims Miiledgeville, Georgia, fa lac: of birth and residence—arriv'd in this city i> ew weeks since, am l has been asett lained as ■ common Swindler in Beaufort aid this city. li (.ccasiunally wears an Indian split shirt, full tVingeJ The said Swindler called at the subscr.ber’.- Sts hies, (during his absence,) on Sunday morini’.g l-:>' and from a plausible tale, hired from my •'.tab - Croon.e, (t black man,) a aitiall sorrel GELUINC. aged abi-ut eigiit ytars,- a scat-on hit left fetlock ■ joint, while lihts on his hack, caused by .he ar ion of tlie saddle—also, a good saddle, with white saddlecloth, and bridle. Ihe above Swindler and . Horse thief passes by various names, Stephen S. . Mitch*lin/iVM fU.nry Grabneil uUat Wag «r /•«.,»• ■ 'tavis, under the Intier name he obtained my Horse, vr. B, \i. Sibley. | C/i'j.rlesion, October 5 3t i T.u VvoUavA iAk-wiivu. j Ijf ANAWAI from t'ue .-uibscriber, on th*- bi ! Iy t in.-!, a A li()V by (bo nann; t; «. V . i jCVdU -f, M.-.-n-' 16 or 17 years ag-. He is - |2iie well made, hey, ;»is cortiplexif'i very dark, • , ur.otlt sk-u, . » vert y' asing counten ;,..c - ween ,«(,.juen to Had «>i> when fce went a- 1 |'va, a pair if bln - strip- .1 Mori her-, homespun) ,-at.;-mr - . Jacke the -u.nt» also ■- tor hat au-.i . >» r of ebues. The above rev, ■ will he pa.(l 10 a person who Will lodg-; him . any safe Jail, to t ; at ! gel him again, nr on dsl i vtnng hi i. to the subscriber ~i Acgtinv. fit >. 1 LitUcbcrry kSnsli j July 29, 1825 10 RAN AWAY, the >-.!>j-:cril*.■ < ,;I- 'V; ■ dev h'.St. Uj V large yell jw negr i intn TIJEDr.U! d !v. Me is general!; . .own i-. tin*, adjoining eotmues a. a. fiddler.—He was seen in Sparta on Friday lust. It is believed ue will gn to Angus a. He it; • libvi a forged pass with him, as he can read autl i write. A suitable reward will be given for his appre- Ihensinti, and coufi .erouv.t in any Jail in the - j ej so that i cau get hiin, James ( amah. ■j .Mi'krfqevil’e, August 3il k’i h olictj. 4 ).'■ pet sons h:,v : g - u.i ■!a i-’aii’.-t the K-. lac >of Jon -I .. . , . ol -nu b a Cntlli .‘y Pen - sed, a' cquenu-t lo hind mem ’ . pro ■;ev. .it 'e - o.vbl; lo law and thoae indeh;- ,-;d !•- saiu i-tc, :• cc re■ j.cu t- nwke imitu •J a;• ;»yi- .’ to ;l F.x raiors. TsWillin'bam, jt v'ornelins Jimes, ? > i'ficiU'ts WiUtniijhitrrt, jl " i. Sept-:,tb.. (t 187 s, , J; I N oti(T. -i A\ ! ‘ persbnato whom • est. e6l ! .fo** -'.mil/.-i, deceases, - J c>',a-'- r-.n-n --•'* pi ■ .-a . thetr accounts w'dti.. • :: I ■ I mi i-ihi-d by la .’, and tho .e v— ;ire 1'• r j a*id estate, are i tqu ted tiak< iramedl ep men 1 , to P< ter Banner/., JMnt'v i July 23. r « j ISoticc. 3 4 CM, persons indebted t». - esmte of Colt.; -1 am. Merritt, deceas .1, arc , pieste.! to .-end -t > ..’••t ir accounts in nrtip,-,-’ tc-vte-i wrl-.u -itiiiij pr -scribed b> J.-,w, ii-i.l those ink i- in ;..,a.d estate will make bn tied <it*t i >men to •' Comf ( , i.Uuv' > j /;. -1-r r-vw- Mr.,' 1 t!.i 13. t-j ‘ NOTittt. PulJ-.c are cautioned againat trt-»pi> : s.»f h on the lloosta and Cols ( t the ■ .n-ba-rlb- • jUj-pe* cud < iowr.--especiHlly-.gali • ! .)«tr.d or cart', t- nit *bt- fiver '-auii or centk -ion , ■ very person off n *b avi it-. ly t»fci'ot -i. . ( ’ii ■> 1 them. Hi! ■' ■■ ei >unuarv 21 <i‘> \tlmin --ra t ■ • | *.Vii 1 in- uol-J at Cokumbi i '. "ur Hou-n, on ' e j Iwl Tuesday - Two huufli Til and thirty Acres I and, babngiug to the Esta'e t IVjfKani U ;»•!.: >, Jeceised i.- JJ -or the hi. •or !■, ’> etr ol deteased. >id 'n- : ri u of 11 ”v tit. Johu ICunnoii, Ji'hu'r. OcU>hpr 5, 18 -’ '.H t 2 '■* Sale., ■- t p CkkKAH. Ji to ■ii order the bonoi;-. •!•!• i }£%. ii.; tiilVii- : ■; -if BnrV coyt .. v • -n-r for ■' u-ty p- •'• -id :i --;■ jllcsji■ 1),.u5.-: "i d cottiii;, - !, n fir t t' . ■r• i Uocembt-r next, between e v...’ -. m t-jaale j; A Negro man, rrince, the pro jnertyof U nben fiplon, tl t--a c-i Si 1 '-*r jbe aefi' nl 'lie c-roJit-urs ■t’ Ho . d-e\ -red's tre.e.—Terms ni»d-k'n'wti on llic du- ! -■ • ■J i' 'el (jester, ,3:lr-/'r j October -i. .J.k.'. ft i 31 S' A , Hmise in i i --ontninir • 1 -v.-n lh m , wot Kitch • > ";jSi.O. ,|- ,- 4 ! ho- h te.’i (i -:ta J- rr . ‘"I/H- t’if \'h,e;/i OF'l. Ei-qult'. -at.. *Si j >,j! 1 l : l_ " N(jTiCK. jf’tHRUU mouths u, f'■ ■ , - 1 *; iic.itioh «il .* mu.te t< toe .. no;- Court ot I .-Jur.■' tltjCuiinty. -.'■ii'.i- .-' .. r he. uy ; urp is-es, , c.ivet ditit'.ei'-i -v „r ' ;i.e p > i.lurt"-: dllo ", > d> -I )a c -t d, , 1 which ’he : ,-ir» v y i «f the. '.met u> u State of Georgia, at e tfully notified ol aui japplicati-’ii .'3th d. -t Augtt -t. 12^5. s v.obtri Marti it ,Ldm’r. < * A-Jgttat 3# 2a.t3<M Monthly Advertisements. I s IS otice. ■ N”!NE months afur date, application will be M mK cie t > die Honorable the lnt. rio' Court of ml J . Itichmo.id county, wliiie sitting for Ordinary p, jr AX poses, for leave to sell a t.ut in the City o .) -.,uv ' », bounded t-j Ellis b nd Uouston-oUctU be'o iII ■otr t - ilo estu'e o Michael bdvtrt, decease i j J the benefit of the heir* and creditor* of said estate. B I AutJrew J Dill, adm’r, J Nathan Leeds, adm'r. I i'l rig fit of his ssi/c. f M Maty Leeds, ndm’rx I I o ,m . It, 18)5 l;o9 r n fl I J feflKß toon after late, application trill be ■ Jj3l made to the Honorable the Justices ot the . inferior Coun of Franklin County, when sitting V for Ordinary purpost leave to afell pie veal H E ,tate ot John C tings, i~ •of • iicl coir,' > do cea ed, for the heirs and creditor , ot .r /it, ceased. *'« Jg John Gettings. adm, K \ J| J , April 12, 1895. I mini) V>7 || fl IN otice. M !V1 INE months ■ er dale. »!>plic*di.»n urn ' J 1 i/S nude to the alor.orabi ‘u Interior •' i1 aj ' of Columbia county. ..." ■ ive to sell a ... *1 fl *f.nd in said con y < 12 .ere.;, / J ' Murray, H.v a; 1 o u- ■- -ng pan o: n* fl stale ot M’dliam itiitio >. mo fl i'eggy Jji'iion, •;./*«■ . | j j Marc: i • I ‘Z.t •>' r. f 1 | iS in .. !* . | ■ f\r ' ' ■ .'! be M $ . ,i the R i.dtl or .( r faf * a i Ordii.. io fji.rpc-f i'A i ie of n ',.e i i j ,(•- •. •' irv.- i. -■ nte of k > j said > . v, : r the ’>• • ore* ;i dltors M,;<l nectcs-d. ,fl i iiities .nniborf- ? - . . ifll i fIL; "aE nior-dis ,r rppli. atim || j- * made t». the Coo i. try V. ■ (Linn, deceased, in, - the bsn fit , .. H : I Creditors p,' said tie. • is 1 . fl j Joltu. t-j J ;V, son, ati/K . I J I Juti ■ . y 13, It. ) jUIO ii ' »,.T 1. months rm .e ap.-ficutit• . • be ' I 111 .'otUß'hia ilouutr, VVi. .11 ... , .:> ;1 W fl din ary for leave to sell i(M 1 res ■ ■■. m f)g ; ■ J. 3, . bi i. fi .'it ;. . i e lit. of Vt I UC. ■ ed, t.) h'i‘ t.iiU b _ ■;- I ‘.leira and na-ddors >f s< .1 d, - .1. I James Sma I ley, tdd M i January 4. 1825 M V’»{ I"' 1 ' " f *iOl | hs : p v.• i 1 i l l .. II C. < .na< ■ - .hi;,i ,<» . . H I .'■i' .ii), i i I'lU.'t.i .e/K. ;■ <• ...mi. , M ty aforesaid, belonging* to the i. • ~} . , dowel,, d • « ' v la- „. t - Hi.l md credoo.i'f ’li.- 1 d t.vceasi'd. hula iowell, Jidnfx. •fi 1 ; itr v., »o: ‘Jj ctlc * I NJ.Nhi inouthc after s,•.<!■. *h d 1 made to too ,lu i ; i r; r 5 f ‘. - ‘lr II C ,11,.’. , <• ill.'. > ■ . > ... 1 j purpio-.ei!, far i«e to 1 res. . ■ ,ie "f 0 , ‘ '■ <’i r', s ■ J. i,. ’i.-i; . 0,. ■ S of j Tl:os. Mays, ex's, f j 11 !■ ( * 1 !» ~ i I ’3 1 !,. ■,, o , ■ . L* made t. tl.- ' ..orab e ■ i..>er* r O.u .. f I'ortr County viit ■ . ■ .»■~ i ■ ;,.ve ■ <i llu , ■ . "... ,I Hm berrv, (ilin'i.-., de< . , - ■, *•; cVv o. ... <1 .■.. dii..■!> . ju: ! . • ii.iv. . : Joim. h is, ; ti - *< n I I • 4 I Vv'VlM'l month • u' - , t • ii**. rU; i > Hut lie Co only, w;;. ~ i'CS, « .•? leave .0 Sell mo 'J heal I 4iut: .»( , r, -. I I ,'S *.■ ; It'ii A ** "■ unit. 7 ml l J I I i, • le tl.. !l 'ni:r;. h ;' .'.o M n ;l. the whole d • Hr- MM.. -1 I- I rd, deceased, lal < J . Hi of 1112 He.: a .. ' > ■ r. .SO.;. » I '■ lizalu-lii J’ovv; S. .d ‘ S-r, i i.pi J•. j tmdrv , I iNolift, .J V'INKm .i - at -i.it . a ,* , ■ io< made to the t • •■.■ i; the -i • * <** .C« I Interim Court >f r. .■ot; ' sill I for Ordinal y purposes, or leave to all . fl ; Main t ! ... C ' ■> ' ion. O'- »• ■ ; :.tr. 1y1..g hi... , !h* ci.'. I) . •, 0: v.lnch l» a? • * *• [Milt— the ..> - ba par of ti e n-ji <•; it- - fames I ' • . ig ! leij of ib f vid * 1 1 «»cd George Uchbins, Ad < i r ~ Scp’etnber 20, <h i in 9.0 J mo itbs 1 ■ ppiioatlon » ■ . j <j made to the Justices of the Inferior Court A Kid ..i t-’rau'-lin County, when siftin' la <>• • <■’; J iob lurposea, for leave to sell me re. (Mate Slat* ■ liny Proctor, ■> Minor. , ■ 'S ’ll, Haley, (. a diatu April *2, 1825 lm9m *7 1 * t ‘4 J