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pwggMggig KospLap: ■ i be taken possession of till tho Indian title is extinguished. T!■;■ duly proves the utrconstiiu- Honality ot [lie bi:l, and would he sufu ground fur a veto, were it not that it conflict.), altogeth cr, vviili the positive affirmation of right cooUi*. od in his message. Tho genera! impression seems to be, ihatun for all these difficulties, his downfall is almost inevitable. There is hut one thing tint ran save him, ami that is, in ease ofhis ord.,;ing a Axrvev, tho teram,, of not being inter rupted by the General Go\ern'mcn-_ a contin gency, however, tooremote and improbable to be acted on, with a reasonable hope of its oc currence. The Clark party have taken no part in this op position to Mr. Gilmer, but do not consider that he has any claim or their aid, to resist it Nevertheless, many of them oppose the respon sibility endeavored to bo placed on him; nut from any regard for him, but because limy do not approve the policy of placing so much pow er as it involves, in the hands of any individual; and particularly in the hands of one in whose firmness & discretion they do not entertain very much confid - ice. Neither do they cherish any enmity against him. They look upon his unjus tifiable conduct toward- them “ more in sorrow than in anger”—considering that it is carrying with it its own necessary punishment, and that it would be more than cruel to join with tho op position of his enemies, who have already proved themselves :quch more powerful than bis friends. I believe 1 committed an error in the report of I proceedings of the House, on Wednesday the '• Ist instant, by stating that tho amendment offered by Mr. Beall of Twiggs, replied to by Mr. Jen kins, anil then stricken out, provided that the Governor should not order out the Surveyors, till he received information from the President, that the Indian title had been extinguished— j ■whereas the proposed amendment was as f«I-1 .lows : “That nothing in this act contained, shall! be so construed as to authorize the Governor to order the surveyors to proceed with the survey, j until he shall be satisfactorily informed by the , President of the United States, that the public; force of the United States will not be employed I to prevent said survey and occupancy.” The point of Mr. Jenkins's remarks will be better understood as connected with this than die er roneous report, which was occasioned by the difficulty of having it, as read amid some confu sion in the House. An amendment similar to .that reported, was also offered, and rejected. A gentleman who arrived hero a few days I past, from the Cherokee territory, slates that a murder was committed there a short time ago under the following circumstances A while man who lived on or near the territory, had so vt rtd times reported aggressions committed by white men or the Indians, particularly those committed by an infamous association called the Policy Club, and had perhaps appeared us a witness in some Cases. This excited against Mm a spirit of revenge, and as he was travelling thro’tho territory with a wagon, himself lying doW* In the wagon, and a boy driving, die wag on was assailed by two while men, supposed to belong te the Policy Club, who toie off the cover, threw stones in, and ordered him to come out. jjc said he could not stand against both, hut if they would have a fight, ho would come out and fight either of them, if they would assure Jhhn of a fair fight. This they did, hut as lie came out of the wagon they rushed on him with knives and cut him so that his intestines came out, and he afterwards died. Tho hoy who 1 oorfered, as well as some one else who came up at the lime, wore also severely cut. It was paid that the United States Troops who wore at a short distance, when applied to to arrest the imir.icrors, refused to do so. Monday, Dec. C. In the House., a bill from the Senate, to lake the powei of appointing Directors ol Central Dank from tho Governor, and vest it in the Lc ai.-datnre, was road the first time. The bills to revive and amend an act Char, luring the Brunswick Canal Company—to a jneu.l an act entitled an act to regulate evidence Id certain cases —to incorporate the Metho dist Upiscopal Church in Burke County—to a mend the act of 1829, giving the election of Constables to the people ; and raise the fees of Constables in the County of Wayne—to compel Clerk of Superior an 1 Inferior Courts of Emanu el county, to keep h:s office within five miles of the Court House—to incorporate the Trustee.- of the Baptist Church of Bnckhotid in Burke senili ty—to incorporate the Trustees of t lie Augusta Theatre Company—to incorporate the Tiuslocs of the Methodist Episcopal Church, at Decatur, DoKalb county —and to extend to thcTovvnof Darien, the Quarantine laws, as they exist in Sa vannah—were severally read the third tunc and ‘ gassed. Tho bill to incorporate the Mechanic’s Bank of Augusta, was eonsidoied in committee of tho whole, reported to the House without amend ment, and taken up by tile House. Mr. Neal a! Wilkinson, moved to lay it on the table for tho balance of ihe session. Mr. Howard of Duldwin remarked that die mini objectionable point of the Bill mentioned by M . Neal, would be removed by inserting an arnefidinent, making flic private property of tbo Sto tkbot lets liable k» the redemption of the hills ot dm Bank. Mr. Neal still pressed his motion, and Mr. Jenkins Spoke against it; after which it was rejected.— 'The bill was then read. The Capital Stock is sol down at $200,000, with liberty to increase it fcj SIOO,OOO. Mr. Howard of Baldwin, offered on amendment making the property of the stockholders liable, which was accepted by tho juover of the bill. Mr. Oliver of Elbert offered an amendment, restricting the Bank from issu ing notes under tho amouitit of Five dollais; which was rejected. Mr. Hudson ofPumarn, opposed Jhe passage ofthe bill, tend Mr. Schley and Mi. Jenkins followed insupportol it, Mr. Bryan of Chatham look the floor in opposition to it.— Mr- Black ftf Richmond said he denied the re port which had gpt abroad, that ho was opposed to the bill, said lie was instructed by his constit uents, &. hoped jt might pass. Mr. Schley said that Mr. Black had stated iu former debale, that he had objections to the bill. Mr. Black denied that ho had said hs had objections, bu' acknowl edged that ho had said “ there were objections La the bill.” Tho final question was then put, Aud the bill pupped, flip Ooago went njta eom nitte-, of the whole, Mr. Muapar in tho Chair, an do- Tax hill for 1631. A blank was tilled to impose a xof bl 1-4 cents on every hundred ' ollals of Capital employed by Brokers or pri vate Bankers — i alters in giving leturns to pay a pen dty of tjjmOO. A motion from Mr. Bates to exclude the poll-tax on white persons was rejec.i The committee rose reported the hill to th. House, and it was laid on the ta ble. Ihe hill to compel Judges of the Superi or Courts to alternate, was taken up. Mr. Schley and Mr. McDonald spoke in favor of it, and Mr. Oliver, Mr. Turner of Putnam, Mr. IlnvvAvu of Baldwin, and Mr. Dougherty, a gainst it; after which the question Was put, and it was rejected. Yeas 41, naysGU. The House then adjourned to 3 o'clock. SUBMASIT. I apt, f'rnrher of the Nevv-York Liverpool line, has crossed ihe Atlantic, one hundred and fifty-sii timet. At tlje late term of the Baldwin Circuit Court, (Ala.) the notorious Jack Waters was convict* d ol an assault and buttery upon an officer of the Police, with intent to kill, and sentenced to be executed sit Blakeley on the JUth December inst. We learn from Columbia, that Mr. F. McCul ev, who was recently stabbed in that place, was likely to recover ofhis wounds, I he three runaway Negroes, (two men and one woman,) part ot the gang which murdered Mr. O It AN nos a short lime since, rear Vork ytlle, ft. (’. were seen in the vicinity of Uutlrer fordton, N. C. on lire 24ffi rtlt. ’lbey were pur sued by tire citizens of that county, but bad not been overtaken on lire 26th. Wo are informed that lire Pest-Office at God i ficy’s Ferry, S. C. having been discontinued, a 1 new Post-Office ling been established at Lynch’s Creek, Willianlsbnrglr District, and Alexander SwaNston, Esq. appointed Post-Master. It is recorded of the late Bishop lleber, that ho was, from his earliest youth, so liberal of his own money, that it was found necessary to sew the hank notes given him for Iris half year’s pock et money at school, within (he lining of his poek [ els, that lie might not give them aw ay in charity 1 on tho rood. Tire Ex-King of France and the Duke of Bar- I dcanx have passed into Scotland, where the I voting Scion of the Bourbon Race will, it ts | though!, be more in safety from being kidnapped, ■ than on tho sea coast where Lulwnrth Castle is • situated. | The Now-Vork Dandies wear Shirt collars and mines made of paper. Tho ruffles are plat ted with ire-is made for the purpose and look as well as cambric ones. They are worn but one dav, and are bought for half a cent a piece. lurce yf Habit. —Jerry Snow, whoso pecuni ary concerns wore always uppermost in his mind, was once travelling iu company, .'lllll ve ry early in the morning w as waked by his com panion, who said “Conte Snow, day is break ling.” “Well,” says Snow, “let it break, it don’t owe me any thing.” From 1 , • Jl-.’.in Tc'egrnpli. Dcrcmber 4. Tin COTTON PAIR ■ revionsly advcrtisi d. v.,... r> n Wednesday last, in front ol’ the Court House in this. town. The rich Premiums (which we have before so Leri of.) hml excited a good deni of interest, and number ol ■ iinphtitoi-s resented themselves. The ,' jrei ls of ( otton .were beautiful—pret tier hits of upland staple were probably never seen—anil in awarding tiro premi ums, the committee on whom that duly devolved found 110 easy task, where the claims of so many appeared so equaHy balanced. The first, a large K-LVi.it Tank vrd, va lued over SIOO, was awarded to Mrs. I , i‘nrlti]n i Hi yon. of Tw iggs county, she having exhibited the best lot of eight bales. The sainecotto. was till* rwards out up at auction and sold for IB cents per pound! purchased hy H. .S. Griffin Th; second prize, a Silver Gobi-kt, v allied at #SO, was bestowed on Dr. Jus. T unit/, of -Monroe county, for the best lot of live hales. This was afterwards ; urehased at auction hy J. T. How land at I2i coins. The third premium, a SiLvrtu V.vsr;, va lued over 880, was awarded to Air. .du ll.n:/ l uztii /, of .Monroe county, for Ihe best lot of three hales. This vvusf sold at auction foe 13} cents per pound:—and ptirohnsed hy -I. Goddard A Heed Sonic of the other lots which had been candidates for the different premiums, were put up and sold to l!r« highest bid der at from ItU to I2Y cents per pound. ‘ •%.’ • Appointments by the Proa blent. Jos 1 11 i. . : nto be fleetiver ofl’ub lie AD noy- iortiu District of Lands f ull jecl to sah' it Ouachita, in fire .■'late of Louisiana, vice Henry iJt y removed Damkl Lamp. to be Collector oflhe < ’us toms for Ihe District and Inspector ofthe Revenue for ihe port of Belfast. in the Slate of Aluinc, from iheikjlh day ol’No ■iirher. when his present commission will expire. John Al. AFC alt. a lobe designated Col cctor of Internal Revenii" ami Direct l ax, for the Slate of Kentucky. *>fS6e- In addition to the members off’ongress f rnnerly announced as having arrived in Washington, we learn that I 01. Yancey. a Kentucky, Judge Overton, of Louisi .0111, anil Air. Clay of Alabama, have ar ived also. '1 he number w ill, no doubt, increased on the coining in of the Vnrl hern stages this evening. — l7. .S’. 75'- roph. *» tr . .. ** v , j j >war«wiw.T nos €Otf llElB€I i li. CoTTOA.—lathe first part oi’ this vee.lt, this article was dull, and declined (tax cent, from last weeks prices. Vee terday, prices were little heller, and the market brisk again. Prime 9;e. to 10; Good 9 to Die.; Mixed lots fair Bjc lol>J; Inferior Bc. to HY. The Stock of Groceries is heavy, and nriecs generally low. The IJivrri is still in boating order, hut s fidiing. Freight of Cotton to Savun ■ ■ . si> eats per bale. —a— ija ii jwßßMßMMUiiM..innai«iia POUT OF A UGUST A. ARKIV ED. Doc. 9.—Steam-boat Savannah, Swy mer, from Savannah, with boats' Nos. 3 and 10 in tow. J)* c. 10.—Steam-boat Caledonia, I.ewis, from Savannah, with merchandize to sundries. Lamar's Boat Xo. 1, from Savannah, with merchandize to sundries. DHI’ARTED. D*-cemher 10 Fnimar's Boat’s Emetine Tiritcgs and Noel, with 1198 tmk» Colton for Savanjt.ah.. BY LASr m«IIT>S MAIL. I 1 Millzdgevillz, Thursday, December 9. I have not lime at present to giv c you the pro ) cccdinga of the Legislature fully, for the last . two days, but will o.md tliem you by next mail, s Most ol the time has been taken up, in the House, 1 by discussion on the College Bill, which provides for the appointment of eleven Trustees from tho Clark parly, viz: Gen. J. C. Watson, Col. Z. . Williams, Dr. Reese, Col. T. W. Murray, , Dr. D. Hook, Howell Cobb, Esq, Angus M. . | D. Kino, Esq, Jacob Wood, Esq. Hon. Wilson - Lumpkin, Stephens Thomas, Esq. and Dr. I Tinsley, an appropriation of SO,OOO annually; i and an immediate loan of SIO,OOO, to bo repaid out of thu annual appropriatiouas it becomes due —and which has just passed—yeas 7o—nays 47. The Senate has been occupied this morning | in discussion on the Indian Bill, and will proba bly lake it up again tomorrow. , In the proceedings of Monday last, on tho bill I to incorporate the Mechanics Bank of Augusta, 1 1 committed an error, in stating that Mr. Neal r of Wilkinson, moved to lay the bill on the table for the bultmce of session. It was Mr. Neal of ’ Newton who made that motion. S -- wgMiiaawtiaoq&i’ Hmawnuti am i uara 1 IHAUIUED. . On Wrdnr.Mlny t vmlnir la.«t, by lltr Itcv. Mr. O’NVll, 1 Mi’.hKON Uttl'X. n> Mi~ CElTLlA,al«iigliler • oj .I.tines 11. ludiiii'i ivtj. all oCthit* city. In U iishiiigion, (ic». on OStli nil. Mr.’ VV IKK US K, WTdl.l.liOlt N, 10 Mi s ,v\ \ LI.IZ V IRIO* •"i * oluiiihiH uo.*—ln Sryvnmiiill, on oili m>l«nl, Mr. ' lUtIMAw M. 'IT UMlll. 10 Mrs. SOPUiA ol* IIOLIiAaOi boili «>i 11...1 Cliy. 1 DIX3X i? In Columbia c ninty, on Ti l l »y rvonin?: tin* 31 ins?, m Hie rusiduißT ol'Tliomns Hoyvtlrc, .Mr. ’J' \|«HO 1' in the iliiriy-lirsi year of —iii>. ili ney* >va.B a long und pioirttcicil case i»i Typhus l'u\ur t for scycrnl wavks— *.vmch lie Imre with more limn Cluis -3 tiuu iortiuule, t-enree » v vt r ullerinff a murmur «»r exprr*-'- ina a dissaU.-laciltm al Ins laiucdiahlej iinallon. lie loukcil lo tlie Tomb ur t> ihe mansion of bin dissolving • tlu t, until that memorable day, when it shall rise, - reanimate nml incorruptible, then* to he judged accordimf • to the devils done in the Lißly —lt is due lo ibis obituary noiire u» observe that the history of bis gentle manners nml exemplary upright course of conduct, will form on • mrmoiV* Tablet, a bright spot not e <hily dediced by the q spent of Wme, nor even blotted by the dint of recollection, but wlil r» inipji (intariiished, till Ids only living Ifietul pay 9 his hint irdnue that is due to nature, and his name » 1h enmes obsolete. He has left many relations to deplore s their irreparable- loss, together with many more ntuneroiis friends —he was a benevolent, indulgent Dinner, beto\« a nnd respected by Ids acquaintances, and if he laid an t ut s my m this worhl it was never known. 11. W.JW. « [n Merriwrtber county, »-ti the 27th nit. Mrs. tS.VIiAII M.LLM. consort of lb v. J.uues Allen, nee i OWyeur.- . I In Aliiscugce couitiy, on 21 nist.W. HUADPi/lili V. ol J *u.>■ county, af.eti 41. 1. 1 II dicucK co. '■ >ii 2btu ui(. M; hAC'IUIIi HlliViLiiil&t eonson of m 11. Shiver*, M.-.p a. t-a 01. h - ST. CSfiOttLlfc. Sw'^ldiTT. '■ fjsiiln <>i it.. .>• i ik iu » JL SO* ’IDT V, nrc I'oqnrsto*! to iiUt'ini 1 n im-eting ;.t Ihelrlvcuini in tho Masonic 1 ‘ ilull, THIS F.\ BN I,\ !<. t.I 7 o'clock. (ty 0 Gentlemen ties irons ol becoming •nemhers, are nqursteil to nlteiul thin meeting. f i.v ■ h _ 11 f ANOTHSB SaPPX.IT OP 1000 Cocon Xritfi, l‘l(i fine large Pine Applep. I.M« eiint * f’ji '"xSti * Inins, Idils Dunna ' nf,s ’ imop ’ L< - _,v ... .jt.inons, Orunges. -'Jittflßl Gl llgep. : /V boxes Fresh Uni sins, <lo. *lo. Prunes, Figs. < 'urrnnts. Mn- glish Wnhiuts, Filherls, sod, shelled Al monds. West-[infill Preserves. Guava Jelly, Gapers,Olives,French Pickles, Ac. ALSO. Silva nnd ILirruneo Cigars, Goshen I Cheese, Imrrels I.unip Sugar, boxes . white llhvniia Sngiir. smoke*! He* f. hox es Her rings. IIKI.IHKI Fire C'riiekers.Sperm 1 and Tnllo.i' Cundles. I.orillaiil's fine Chewing Tobacco, and n lew hhls primo ' Country Flour c obTjpn c? tz e,mA M£ & Os every description, kept constantly on band, by HAKTIX I’IIEi)KKICK, Opposite the Uridge Uni'll: Jinihling. !».■*■ H 3i 20 1 PIANOFOHTE. 1 MAY nml splendidly ma*le. fine i toned ,\. York PIANtL l»y Xnnn. . Just opened and for sale on reasonable . terms, by , L. HULL Dee II 2!»_ GUOCKRILS, A», ON CONSIGNMENT. I *m' Pipes Gin. :l Casks Claret.i-tl lioxes do. very stip'r. ! .7 llhdsgood Sugar.Sßgro. VV*»ol Hats ‘ 20 gross fine Beaver Huts. Apply (o I*. HI LL. Dee 11 29 . COlil JIBI , SOUTH C’ABOLDIA ■ MACES. ' THE JOCKEY-CI.IB DACES ON the Columbia Turf will continence on Wednesday the l2lhof January next, anil continue four days. day ! mile heats, j for ft| , Ilor6CSi f 3d 2 “ “ free for colts & fillies, i; Ith day a Handicap |{uee for the gale money, three mile heats, free only for sneh ' horses us have been run for one ofthe purses. I Aged horses will carry UJfilhs. 0 years old “ 120 , 5 “ “ 112 1 4 « a 102 3 << “ 90 2 “ “ a feather. . iYlures and geldings allowed three lbs. B. F.TAVLOK, Presklent. J ( AI. IM, A 7. A. II KBESE, f « JAiMKS .MARTIN, > t .. W.J.TAVLOU, k I J.A. TICKER, JT By order ofthe Club. J N. RAMSAY, Secretary Si, Treasurer, , Dee. H. 1830. 20 (ly 3 The lliehmond Enquirer. Old Do minion. Raleigh Star. Augusta Chronicle *> and Charleston .Mercury, will each giv«; a the above two insertions, w ith an inter val of two weeks between them. FR KUiTlifi TO AND FROM THE UNTIEKSIONEO GOV. TAYLOB, V entirely refitted her Hl J' * nailing her in connexion WM. GASTON, with UGH HOOTS. Helms a Wharf anil Stores in Savan nah, for the reception of goods fop ship ment, treeof storage—ami t ’oilmi landed w ill in most eases ho placed under Firk- I roof Warehovshs, protected alike from the weather and robbery—and lie suffer ed to lay- three entire * lays free of Storage— in order to afiord sufficient time to make a “>ir sale of it —The Gov. Taylor is the ligiitest draft of waters, of any boat now in me trade— and will in low rivers he placed on live tipper end ofthe line. s hippers ot Goods or Produce, may rely on every atu Ml(i o„ afford dispatch, and as he never hns. B „ he n ,. V( , r 4j|, re . eeive Goods m great** <lllllnt iiics than he will be prepared lo lnov ing for word. ° The Wharfage on nil OoffiK ~,. d n Savannah, will he collected his''.j,i, the freight. G. B. LAMAR. Dee II (Itvv 2(1 norr. dagging ana 03ntabuhg3. SOO Coils Rope, 300 jiieces prime Bagging, IB do Osnahurgs, for cash or city acceptances, hy . ‘ I*. HULL. Dee 11 20 H ITT UK. Kejr and Firkins very superior I>alter, for sole low al L. HULL’S Auction and Commission Store. Dee 11 •»(> BLANKETS, A". ~ Pair Lose IB.mkets, 10 pieces Sattiucl, Just opened and ur side >y L. iIFLL. 1 tec 1 I op FURNITURE. JANIiUN ilescrii lion of Furniture may lie had at the lowest prices, by ap- I'lying to L. HULL. D-e 11 30 Win*laor-Hiil female At’AOBMV. ■ fflNi.E Exercises in this Institution will *«- vommenee on the first Monday in 1 i.iunary, annually. I he distinguished favor, with wdiivli this Seminary bus been regarded hy gen • llemeit of inlelligence and iligh respeeta r hility, since its first establishment in its present heiiulifnl and healthy siluatiun, inis induced tin-subscriber to erect exten sive additional buildings, so that at pre sent ft Capital of not less than »iflo,O(H)is vestal in the Edifice, Apparatus, Ac. de -1 voted, exclusively, to (he service of the Institulion. It. is believed belter neeont , iiuidalioiis are nltuchcd lo no similar In stitution in the (Southern country. To the Pupils in lids (Seminary, reli gious instruction is daily imparled, *<> that the great and fundamental truths of Christianity are firmly implanted in their minds: they arc instructed in the Art of Reading without hesilntioii mid in (lie proper nnd natural tone of voice; and lo seek in Dictionaries for (lie meaning of those words which they may not under stand. In conversation, particular cure is taken to correct false pronunciation, tin grainalienl expression or vulgar phrase ology. The most careful attention is paid to (he preservation ofthe health and the propriety of conduct of tin- Pupils, and endeavors are always made to ren der them cheerful und happy. Every Friday they arc examined and required to give an account of every subject in w hich they have been instructed during the preceding week. The Course of Instruction embraces Spelling, Readimr, Writing Book-Keep ing, Arithmetic, English Grammar. (’(im position, Geography, with the use of tlie Globes, Drawing and Fainting of Maps, Ancient and.,Modern History. Biography, Mythology, Chemistry, Nat. and filor. Philosophy nnd Botany. The exclusive attention of Ihe subscriber will lx- direct ed to tint improvement of his Pupils. TjGKOTS. Tuition in any or all the above, hrnnelies per session, of five months, >£l7 (it) Plain A Ornamental Needle Work, 7 00 extra. Painting, * 700 “ Music, 20 00 “ All (hi' Pupils w ill hoard at Mr. Henry Gibson s with tlie family of tlie subscri ber, where every attention w ill he paid to their convenience and comfort. TERMS.—Hoard including fuel, w ash ing. lights, ike. jfK per month. .V 18. The number of hoarders, will be hereafter limited to thirty. A Class of fails under fourteen of age will lie received, nnd instructed in any of the above mentioned English Brunches, and also in the Latin, Greek, or Italian Languages if desired. Ol/ 5 * For further particulars, reference may lie had to either ofthe very respon sible names appended. Hoard of Reference and Supervision: Hon. Thomas Stocks, Green county. Col. R. I*. Gamble, JeHersou “ Dr. S. Harlow, Burke “ Dr. A. Beall, Lincoln “ Gen. J. M. Taite, Elbert “ Col. A. Jonhs, Tallinfbrro “ (fen. H. Warren, Augusta. Dr. 11. Branham, Putnam “ N . C. Sayri-;, Esq. Hancock •* E. A. Nksbit, Esq. {Morgan “ Uev.C. Evans, Columbia “ Rev. B. IM. Sanders, “ “ Rev. J. Lumpkin, Oglethorpe “ Dr. Wm. C. Uamull, Savannah. A. H. HAYLEY'. Wrightshoro’, Columbia county, (in. Deell Btw 20 dy* The Washington News, Federal Union, nnd Georgia Journal, will give this one insertion. FISH AND POTATOES. 50 Uhls. Irish Potatoes, 15 boxes Codfish, Just received and (or sale by _ L HULL. Dee 23 oq r*JST RBCaiTED - ! AX TUB , AUGUSTA BOOK-STORE; ' Church member’s Guide, Alexander’s Bible Dictionary, Forke's Pantheon, * < Goodrich's Geogxuphy, Flay fair's Geometry, The Barony, * t The Denounced, Southcnnnn, Lexicon of Useful Knowledge, Crnbb's Dictionary of Gruerut .Know 5 - • ledge, ' The Mussclman, Gait's Life of Byron, Bush’s Life. of Mahammed, ■ Milmnn’s History of the Jews, Lockhart's History of Bonaparte, Memoirs of Legh Kichmond, Perkins’ Historical sketches, Goodrich’s United states, Conversations on Cuiimion Tiling's, English at Hume, The Oxonians, Webster's < 'hemistry, Spawn's Novels, i>>>UfH V ,i Header, , in roos<.o ou !o (i„. National Header, Hawes Lc. w ,. os ’ Blair’s Lectures, ’ 1 Family Library, Life of Alexander, Goods Book of Nature, Laconics, Stratton Hill, \ National Sjielling Book, Parley's Geography, Blanks Music Books, Jtc. &c. Dec 11 it) MHS.BOWEIVS female hoarding school. CIOII.iIEMIATOBY epithets in no ) liecs of Seholastie Performances have become so common and sycophan tic, that many Teachers decline any pub lication of their Examinations and Ex ercises. But the Board of Visitors of Mrs. HOWE VS Temale Hoarding School. hope they w ill escape all censure of collu sion, when they state they carefully at tended the semi-annual Examination of said School on the 2d 3d last, the Per formances ofwhich were highly satisfac tory, evidencing at once, the assiduity and ability of the Superintendant, and the industry and improvement of the Pu pils. The Board are of dpiniou that if experience and aptness to teach, in those that manage it, its healthy situation, anil the many and important Arts, Sciences, and Languages thoroughly taught hi it, speak anything in behalf of Seminaries ol Learning for the improve ment of Females, this School should mer it an extensive patronage. The Board take great pleasure in recommending it to the attention and encouragement ofun enlightened comm unity. T. N. HAMILTON. -a « EBENEZEU T WILLIAMS, / J GEOBGE GHAVES, > j = J.P. MAHSIIALL, 12 N.CUAWFOHD, ; s'. I’ocfollowing are the Branches taught at thin Institution, with the 'Perms of Tuition. Board per session of 6 months, SSO Tuition for Common Branches, viz : Beading, Orthography,Writing, Eng lish Grammar, and Elements of Mo dern Geography, Tor Higher Branches, viz : Arithmetic, Natural and Moral Philo sophy, Ancient &, Modem History, Modern Geography, Logie, Bheto rie. Elements of Ci'ilicism, and use of the Globes, including common Bl anche s, $1 j Latin and Greek Languages, Ancient Geography, Astronomy .V Mathe matics, including common A high er Branches, )jj.|M French, Spanish, Italian, mu' German Languages, cadi £ls' Perspective Painting A Botany, each 10 Masic on the Piano Forte, - - - - SJS Do on the Guitar, - - - - - ;W( Use of Piano, ;j Writing. Arithmetic, Mathematics,use of Globes, German, Italian, mid Ancient Languages, are taught by Dr. Bowks. French, Spanish and Music, by Mr. La TasXß. Perspective Painting end Botany by Mr. Bam.. (!_/" The next Session will commence on MON DA V, the 3d of Jan., 1431. Dee 11 It 20 m: TIB IJ SUIS « CP.!B JE It Ul r ll<L eommi'iice Baking It VE » * BREAD this day. and continue the same daily. LEWIS LEON. Dee i 3t IS Jesus Christ dependant on the Father. A IMSCOUKSH, Delivered at the Anniversary of the Au -1 gnsfu Unitarian Book Association, No ,, vcmber2lst.,lKlo,byKcv.B.G. Bum-inch. For sale at I,meson's Printing Office, and the Book-Stores.— Price 121 Cents. Dee 4 2t 1$ flO IN WARD. Jg, . B ANA WAY ,on Monday I the 1 Ktli October, from my [ plantation near Entonton, Georgia, my Negro Man % IIAISICV, soineti-ncscallcd HAKB Y I’OWPLL. Harry is an intelligent, light-complexioned fellow, a bout 29 years of age. 0 feet? inches high, thick and well built, having large whisk ers : had on, a fur cap, when he went off. He will probably lurk üb.mt Augusta, (where he tins a mother) and in the neigh borhood of Lowsville, Columbia county, where I purchased him from the estate of Thomas bow, deceased. The above reward ol $lO . will bo giv-1 . en for the delivery of said negro, in any safe jail, within this state, so that I get I him oid of jail. | ’ BENJAMIN MOSELEY. Eatuntcn, Oct. 31 sm3m J1 t m £/** We nro authorised to announce* M . WILLIAM MK’Ol , Sen'r. ns a Cmdidnte Cor the office of Receiver at T’ix Returns, at the approaching election iii.Tnnnnry next. August ‘Jo tit fli) it/* We are authorized to announce Mr, M. F. ROISCLAIR. as ft can didate Ipr re-election to the office of Re eeiver of Tax Returns, at the approach ing Election, in January next. Sept 8 «7 JUST RECEIVE D AMD FOR SALE BV J.n.PKICE&C'O' •Vo. 242, ». Q A&vgj Tftß £j AUGUSTA. GEORGIA. A HAItnSOME AMD EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT Ot Fashionable Hoady-ISSadc (I/JTHIM., HATS, CAPS, ■ At 4 BOOTS & SHOES, VII of ivhieh are offered at reduced pri* ces for cash or Town acceptances. (T/ 5 * Call and see. October 20 5 •-T.ir.Z7 svp&c&ZßXiit. has rectived in atl J. I*. FORCE, jdition to Ids formed .p (“NrrlSN Istock \(H) packages of Boors SHOES, and WHOLESALE SHO|S£ ? on JUJTAIS, comprising as good _ ’ an assortment as can be found in tho 5 city, among which BBOAD-STRKET, is I Cases Gum E- Augusta, Georgia, laslic or Wafer L—J Proof Shoes. Al.sn, Soal. Wax, & Bellows LE ATllfllt, Calf l-iniacr. and Rinding SRI AB. Boot, ami Shoe TREES and EASTS, of all descriptions, and nil articles usually used to manufacture Shoes and Trunks of oil kinds, which will be sold low, by .1 P. FORCE. 100 Reams WRAPPING PAPER. •- .. v ~-Vl (a I ■ 37tUi€£oc&*** „ iiEMIIV H. FIELD Sc Co. . HAVTT PQl’jdy o f STAPLE AND Wr d Ogusucj, which they will sell by the piece on lib eral terms. ai.so, 100 pieces COTTON RAGGING, uud I bale SPUN COTTON DecS rt,v i;> Richmond Academy. fBIDE Trustees of the Academy of H Richmond county will, on the east Satirhav in Drcbmuhii next, proceed to Elect the following Teachers and OUl cers for flic term, and spare of twelvt* months, from the time of appointment, to wit : A Rector, with a salary of Eight Hun dred Dollars, and half of the Tuition money. An English Teacher, with a salary of* Five Hundred Dollars, and one half of the Tuition money. A Teacher for the Sand Hills, without salary, but with the use of the lloimc and Lot at the Sand Hills, the Teacher to r'o* eeivetho whole of the Tuition money. A Teacher of Modern Languages, with n salary of Two Hundred and Filly Dollars, and the whole of the Tuition ’money—the price for Instruction to Ihi Eight Dollars per quarter. A Clerk, Steward and Treasurer, with a Salary of Four Hundred Dollars. (tjf* Written application will he made to the undersigned. B oiuuai of thu EoArh, JAMES .MeLAWS, Clerk. Sept t nil ID—tde tit! ~¥\li( ITOItS S \I,E. BV order oftlie Honorable the Info rior court of the county of Rich mond, while silling for ordinary purpos es, will be sold, to the highest bidder, at the plantation of the late John Burton in the county of Lincoln, between the usual hours of sole, on Wednesday the slh day •TJaininiy 'r.iixf, all the Household and Kitchen Furniture, stock o II trees, .Mules, Cattle, Corn, Fodder and Farm ing Cntensils, and every other article be longing to the said estate —Sold tor tho benefit oftlie heirs and creditors.—Sale to continue from day to day until all shall be sold G. W. BUTLER, Acting Er'r. Dec \ til 18 EXEC UTOR’S SALE. BY order of the Honorable the Infe rior Court of the county of Rich mond. while silling tor ordinary purpo ses, will be sold on tho first Tuesday in January next, between the usual bourn of sale, at the Court-House in Lincoln Co. Gn. . The Plantation of the late John Bur ton, in the county of LUjcoln and lying on the waters of -Soap and Fishing Creeks, containing, six hundred A eigh fy-onc acres, morifftr less, and sold fiat the benefit of the heir* urn! creditors.# A JJmrary and Uisloritcil Journal, .. PUBLISHED every Sntiinlny, in the • City of New-York—ls now to las obtained ut the uncommonly low priK of Four Dollars per arawm. if pakl on fIE innnd, With a further discount of One Dot, lar wheu pny incut is made on subscribing, witboutexpeneetQlhe proprietors. W Subscriptions received at the Reading- Room of the Chronicle & Advertiser, Dec# JO AS--. }.* V , * i i