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1 J_g|W»l~ 1 T■ I H 1 I Tbs subjoin* 1 nr’rlf* pr"sop** » »’-v«'c’i n' IK* lecture of Mr. Noali of the N. V. /J rv * - St(jr, on Ilic n'sninp tribes ol l-rael. \\ e oi.n'ij i in sec li.c wlio o iu'.j'd LXmn.i eo pi %i»jfth. "Fits Mjs-iko Tma.-vs —Cnr'e/"-., Lfl firm lo Ivar flip* jpc’nfi i>! Mr. N»h • he m fonitjr Hill- *, wa* g-■*'t{i4d it on Tuesday, me I4’h <<!t. .< ■•■ hho ■p a very • ■►'vwilwi a •<!■ <• , v. Union 11 ill. Tlu; Subject, vvli c-i >■ one of iusUiry a;id relljfiAi'i, wtm deeply inferes'in}; tvery llwng rel it mg In Dtp Jewish nation—to flssrpnopl* iirPßP'-itjti ui a manner so smolder —lf* pnrp|t*, 'v" i"iv •= ;i v, of all fn! gon—an venerable for its an' qi tv, a« f irtful of gie it event*— wlttrli lias survived »o many revoln «tows-«ml wi«*'tii’*»a, nn l which even now retain* -o miiiilt of tl’C original f.i.tli—a reli gion c«»ncorning « h ch we hoar ••> mm-hfrom I * pillp«l, and ro id.-Pt fie!'vrli ti e origin of'Chns’ianitv. partakes of double interest, pcnirni; fro n one who i* n fan li-if with na toftory and cba r otter ns Mr. Noah, a-d who lies ever labored in elevate the r’pn'alion of lon >r opts.. and Mhv thi’P' p-pjodKoa "Inch happily Invo r orpMic I helnm tho march of ■ 'ienco an I c'vtl zt'im. Tltellien'y that the American Indians Invo c) 'sopridci from lliu Tt«h irib*aof J«r.ao!,--«; .r,>d by the A-Syrians, >vjy sin moans a tiio o u All the mission ertoa s kI trai e l or* among the v irmita nation*, fnwn the timpof i!ip .'ttmsh c>. q• ■ -I, were of this opinion. Tnern v e r e many Iti linn festival* and ceremonies striking y analogous to tlinsc of the .le vs, hut it was mill polish i ercd a vstpe and indefinite idea— nnrn as a rlrt.ia, singnlar.yet unaccountable Mr. Noah, however carries out the theory in hold relief, (■mounting almost to conviction. lie main- I sins, according to C-dras, that the tribes, np- Jirche.t-dvc of falling into idolatry, left S ima ria, lo travel into a country -wherein mankind had nev“r dwell;’that they passed through Petals, T.v’ary. and China, anil reached the western coasl ot Asm, and crossed to our con 1 net! thritig i 0 firing filer Is which, ho ng J»s* than ih rty m ica wide and livqnintly (ro* 2’n, presented on impediment, and spread thcmselvos to Capo Horn; the more hardy keeping toward Labrador & Hudson liny, and me mure civilize ! and to hied to Mex.cn mid Peru, lie contends that the Indians have all »ho e'emon's and principle* n( the Jewish ; cr • m» o i; tint their four fee iv Is; ih ■•’ c in utn. non of time i.y new moons; t hnir sacri 1 ces; their f dlowing'ie; Mo-ace I ■w-'inrena (ijoealing rn I ahslaing •run eating c-rt.a n things; their im ni ons 11 >br iw words; their bel el in one God, and. ft tally, their participation in the great covenant comma dnd hy Imd In Abra ham,dearly & undoubtedly p r | v* their origin front the tribe*. Thnso tirrofs hdlow ing each otliar in rapid eoueession, required no mg'nnity on the part o! Mr. No»h to euatain Jiis position; they woe corroborated hy mttner nta tni<s otunes, partiettlary Mr A a r, who rccried many years among enr N. Western Indians. 11“ ev dently p'ovd ilmi the I 'id ans were o’' Asa tie origin, mid man have d.’s tended from the Uehro vs, tlm Tar tars, or Mil rys; nml of the time nations he otfored strung evtden ts of their Hebrew tie feent. On the r.nfqnitica id, ilexico mid Cu.rnl A no: cr tie H i-.-aucd a m ist start ing ihenry, and c into id that the pyramids at Oho ill and the great u top e it I’nlenq m.ni’iir <iu item ila, wore hninded by the I’ lommciang. who crossed from the M 'd’t as er building Tyin and Carthage, and found 'd an immen -o em pire in tin* coeniry of lit 1 Oplme worship; and that a thousand years iift.onv.ird the trihc passed through Asia loth s continent, and toll upon the Ciiuaaiiito* a ecco -1 time, and dps troye ltho n rliou and l-vnll ;d tlio r oil es. Several travel c -s, am mg them I. ir l Kmgs horongh. are linn m their lioliel that th ise at antiquities were the wo It ot the Plioe inciaits ;bill Air. Noah is the first who mis advance i the bid «f that those temples mid c t e* wee ru.2 d b ■ tho ir.up’mo of the in ss iig triheaf otn tie N >rlh West coast It is (angular, but by no me ins tinprolmlde. our rottulry is full <•!’evidences that twiis inh ibi led ui any ngos hcTort lie 1 itisiMVcry by Colum bus. Toe lecture throughout was listened ,o with intense mt-rnsl by n vry eulighlcned undioncepind su dt has been 1 h • desire to hear i‘ repealed, that wo learn Mr. No tlt may he j-.lilj %»il, at ii-vh- tmi i iv. to vor U aga n." Tlia folio,vi. g art id •, trout tie? pen o* nn eSilcrial p!nlosop ier, expound* nn llitpalaln bln but wholesome truth in regard to our po liUcal system: From the Piiuhurg (I’a ) Advura'n Wuo ia Masir.u i.s this Hovbr ! In tho tia umal mm I'eeiii-er o( the llth tost, is an extract from the N *-.v York Daily Express under the epigraph of“ Tiling* us 1 icy nre, and 'heir causes.’* I’iits es-ay vvoU vWiUou, icrmmatvß w ill the toUowuig tcnieuco *■ g en now, the G wernmont has th • and i coy to argue Willi us, the Penpl*, nbmi 11.0 Tre isury Circular, wimii w •, t.’ie.-r mnslf*. through oar ro ires nituliies, liavu ordered Us i niu-dia o repeal !” 1J iw long wnl tun People of the U iilri! fatale* emit n W tod 'reive t i mselv■•» as Mi the real jiaui.o of thotr Govetununii ! The Adm u s;rilioii Hi-goin-r with the Pooph ! Pa tal del w on. To ' Pooph' 1 11 v • deiega'e llieir power, not I their nominal repre* nMi- IV •* b I*, ti a sol/ e (lifi-t.ir. I m President. Ai-gn t, indeed J Why s ionld t o Pros dent rii/cus* what is plac-ni u id or his iihso me cun irol ? 11-* may, iiuiaed. livlc t eom.daie.illy ti argamaots,complaint*, re.uoos r mces, and nirihe other mode* by wn ch the People choose lucxprct* llteir gr evaiu”*. v.li.lst lie puMcsaa* ihe power to do j i t wh liver ate o* clh In him good. B >t, to all available inie its and purpo*e», lliu president ot the Liono-a Slate* w just as m ich, and no more, under lha control'of the inliabitauts of Europe,a* he it under those of these Stites. If, however, neither the People nor the r rspretenintivea can control th« President, that idfieer can couiroi, an i does dii y control, both in every public and unva'e operation, hy the exclusive no uinaliou to most of the im porUMt agents of the General Go.eminent, end to the judicial incumbent*; t tie power ol the President reaches to the very heart's core of society, and yet writers ore de oiling them, orelves ami the.r reader* with the flittering idea that they are matters. In the most ales, jioric G tveruinsut which ever dol or can ex i«t,the people com msiug the physic il force can be masters wiumvver they choose. In Turkey tiie people rise occasion ally, and strangle a Sultan ; hut wha d i they gnu hy ihsir ferocity • Wny, only u change of mas ter*. Til" powers of ihe President are en inn m«, independent of tlf; Veto. We boast that our Government t* hninded on a division ol pow er*, and, aa an lilus'ralion, the supreme exe cutive officer.it the supreme legislator, and itoin nally yet ppseuially at the head of Hie Juh e’uay. Over every head of department he hat absolute authority lo name and dismissal will. The same again with the whole diplo* iptiie body; and, to crown the whole, by the veto. can prevent any bill from becoming a law. With all these astounding facta slarmg them in the face; w lit thyPresi lenl’slpen, a wand depriving them of motion, whenever It please* that arch magician lo arrest their movements, tin* People shout "We are mas ters." The naked truth is, that the Govern, njenf of the United States i«s Monarchy, and very far from being a limited Monarchy! Wno aks ton!- A M-s Farnttm, who liras in London, has latterly been always uskiugtlir way home who ever vhe walks out: wccasioually site inquests to be in(roduc«d to Iter new huaband’ and erery two or three v.Mktths rrtiliaafuair.tarme w.lii her own children fiat mu (Ror* IJfgct UwsJf, grid her f ’’" deer, the Irqi rcd, "Pray, Mrs- i' Farnum live herd’’ Whereupon her astonitli- « "d mini took up h“r bundle and made tracks , it mice* for a* lo living with a double woman ( t,; iu haif of whom lognqi.ro for the other hall, j ■t wa* more loan the C m i lilnli rl k*. CHRONICLE ANIfSENTiNBL. < A t H . IA. i Moudujr Kvcuiag, .Mil)- 8, 1937, The slips fre.rn Now Orleans are rife with ac- i count* of Murder* nnd suicide* in that city. Among the Utter we no.ice die name of Mr. Ni- i rolot, merchant of considerable cinminonce. i fialuiet’* I’rnrf.t— And lanl night olthe Ravels —For particular* *co advertisement. We lru»i the bcncfil eftiii* accompiUlicd actor, like that of Mis* Emile’*, may he one ol a substantial charac ter. The rcprefcnlation of "Jocko or the Brazil ban Ape” u said to be every thing that t laughter loving audience could wish it. Instead of getting laiiler, we fear tint time* arc growing worse with the Morchamilo community es Now York. The failure* increase, and wo have but one consolation amid this distress, and | (hat is rho failure of Arthur Teppin, the prince | as abolilionist*. I IVr have lead ilia pulilicalion »(-J. C, Parson* in the Washington New*, —orfd also a long let'er i ad dressed hy him to u* through the mail. This i (alter document appears to have been written with I two objects in View ; first to explain hi* own eooduet in relation to the settlement ofhisac , Count with lid* oPice, nnd secondly for the pur- , pose of intimidating u* into a withdrawal of the , opinion expressed hy ui, ns to hi* skill n« a Den- i list. Could wc dare lo soil our column* with n | few extracts from this filthy cpwlle, wo could eas ily satisfy the public, tho Doctor she claim* the / appellation) has no more pretensions to the char- < 0.-ter of a decent man and a gentleman, Ilian he « Im* lo that of a skillbl dentist. A man who could pen aue.lt an obscene and indecent letter, t would certainly be a very proper personage to , examine a lady’* tceib, and would certainly give t him high claim i to the respect and patronage of / all genllcmm ! I A few days prior to lira leaving this place ho \ called at this office lo know the amount of hi* , account, which was staled to him aa follows: Mare.lt 3. I'ondv Dental Surgery -3t. I is, 02.2 S Apt. 10.— iodo."ldxaiaim‘your tooth,”j!)(,3.s ig.itj emir, He made many wiy face*, prated about his pover- i ty and his inability lo get business and declared ibat «uoh high price* would ruin him &c., and . finally said that we had charged him more than the Constitutionalist hud—bo said that the editor* «f that paper bad agreed lo publish the la.-t ad- i vertisernvut for Ten Dollar* until tho first of June, j Ho then said that he intended it Stopped at the < of that week, the time up to which tbe above , amount was calculated. He was told that would i make but little diflVrciice, as the advertisement i would be of but liule trouble the balance of tbe lime. Hu again commenced pleading hit* poverty i and id succca* in lhi* city—disgusted with hi* obsequiousness we told bim that if he would pay i ten Dollars. In; should be acquitted of tbe whole i account—lie commenced again his begging and I we left the office, nnd that evening look hostage t for C ilu tibia, S. (I. During our absence be called I to pay bis account and insisted that Mr. Patton, I who attend* to the receipts of this office, should t give bim a receipt hr full; this ba refused, but i gave him a receipt for the amount he paid $5,00, Hu did not ns ho falsely stales make any agree- i incut about tbo price of the last advertisement, but put it in without limit. Upon enquiry we learn that he hud made n special bargain with - the Constiuttionalisl, to publish the last adver- ; lUemeut until Ist June for $lO. hut upon going away, in tho absence of Mr. Thompson, appealed to the sympathy of the young man who attend* to the hooks of that office, in liohdlf of hi* poverty, sod he considering it best to get w hat he could out of a deli- which at best appeared lo bo rr.thcr had, agreed to lake three Dollar* & gave hint a re ceipt. Sue.lt is the history of this t ausactiou. Ha attempted to play the same game with his tavern keeper, Uo made a special bargain with him for a month a board at monthly vales, but as ho re mained only a few days Uo war charged according to die rules of the house, at tbo daily rates. Ho spun the belter parlofa day dogging tho proprietor mol Dar keeper mol bagging them to take about half tbe amount of his bill, I > the great amusement of *ono of the boarders who noticed bis move men*. He made the lame [ilea lo them that be bad la the E lllars, but did not succeed. Such ii ihe nun—be make* enormous charges against ilo.se who are so unfortunate as lo tall into hi* bands, and by a system of wheedling and hogging eadeavorers lo gel rid of hi* own honest debts. He threaten* to prosecute us for a libel—let him do id He cannot fiigblrn u* by Ibis kind of swaggering—We ran find aplenty ofevidence among tbo victims of hi* quackery within a stone’s throw ot our dour*. Wo cannot withhold from the public one cx like 1 VCfSaDrti ft Uttratim fiom his letter to us. It is a noia Ia te about tho middle of tho document ] and is a* follows i 1 "N. B. I ha> e ju«t shewed this latter to a Jeo tlcinan who states that you aro not a jenflemau nor never was” Now, who this precious " Jenclemau ” is, we cannot imagine, but suppose it lo bo tome bloat -1 ed pot-house politician who never saw us, but , ha* felt hi* dignity offended at some period, by some animadversions of our* upon his party. At all event* he must indeed be a precious "Jcntle~ man" whose ear is fit for ihv reading ol some of the vulgarity oftbel letter. I Wo p-ibli.ib tbs fillo.viuj cvnitunication, , without concurring entirely with the views of the writer, (r r tux ciißovict.r: *xn se.xtinki..) • CAUSES OF TUB PRESENT DISTRESS Mr. Jones—Much has been written anJ said both in the Bank parlors, the Groceries, and Uar- I rooms of the country, touching the enute of what ; is called tbe present commercial crisis.—Govern ‘ ment ha* been assailed, —the Treasury Circular has bean brought lieforc the bar of public opinion, and has been condemned. Now, in my bumble opinion, neither the Government nor the Treasu ry Circui try have been tho co rse of the pres -1 ant aiiparallele I dislre**, both in this country and in Europe. What then has been the cause of this great, this overwhelming distress? I an . swer The groat, and almost universal ccuniTt 1 of the American and English people, which has increased that wsrsr of all systom*,—called the ( Dvxarvo ststxk, having in' too many instance* ' in the Presidential chair of these Institutions, and ; in their direction, men winjnal to the task of i regulating lb# currency of ibis or any other coun ' try,—men, w hom the God of natuie intended for ! 1 poptwer ant gaugeibroad miter* and sillers,- ] witboa! lh« leqejAw A win, ul edixjuvn,—. 1 men, *s ennstitutrd by nature that the lesacna of < experience do them no good,—men, who have 1 issued their PROMISES TO PAY—in other words, their BANK CREDITS, loan unwar- i rantab c amount, and to Utoee too, who were not ' i deserving c. ,!i:. and who cannot now pay them , ten anln on if.e dollar, i alk and wiilc a* much a* we please about ihe Government and the Treasury Circular, thru ; (ii e not the enute, —the cause ia lo he found in , t;ie cupidity of mankind and the Hanking tyi tem. Public meeting* are being called in almost eve ry g'eat commercial city, to appoint commitiee* lo repair to tbo City nf Washington. To do what? To solicit M iitiu Van Uurcn to do tomt thtng, lo alleviate the great di«trc»s of this coun try and Europe. It it nonttun,—all nun ten te. Although Marlin be a magician, still, be i* not magician enough to alter the fixed lain* of nature, nor the unnltera'jle luivt of commerce, With a* much propriety might committee* be j appointed, to vvail on and solicit .Mart n Van Bu ren lo slop the progress of a tremendous thunder gust or tornado, at to slop the commercial re'o lotion now going on in this country and in EJ" rope. Nothing can tiny lit proffrem. It lias been produced by folly auJ madness, and fdly and madness must reap the fruits of their isbor. Would to God that only those who liava bodl up «nd encouraged tho systom, were brought ndtliin the vortex, but unhappily for tho innocent, they too must sutler with the guilty. Til* Bjviciho stbtzm is a btstk.m that k.v.hhacks ail —and, my countrymen, if you allow this system to go on gathering alrcngth day by day, and night by night, the years will be few in number, lief re the yeomanry, who nre now the mighty of our Republic, will be but as the ttrft of Russia, I have said that cupidity and the Banking sys tem is tbe came of the present distress. Let us examine a little, and endeavor to ascertain, wheth er I am right or wrong in this position. Since the year 1830, there has been created in the United Stales, three hundred niidfflysevcn Banka, and one hundred and forty-six Branch es, and the circulation of Bank Notes or cred its has been increased, from SIXTY-ONE MIL LIONS DOLLARS, to ONE aND EIGHTY-SIMILL';Ls DOLLARS. The con..cquotrye of this ha* been, to erbale an arti jtciu! vatat to all description* of properly, which ir just beginning to find its level, and Unless the Bunkers go on und retire their circulation in accoidance with tbe valuation of properly in IS3I, they will all find themselves bankrupt. Tbe South—South-West, and Western Slate*, owe large amounts to the Eastern Stales, and they in turn, owe as large amounts to Europd. Now, the decline in the value of our exports will leave u* largely indebted, and specie wilt be ship ped to a greater extent than is generally expect ed. Nothing can save il, and that Banking In stituli.in which is found with on extended ciriit lution and a small amount of Specie, must go hy the boatd, Now, is it not evident, that the increased cir- I Illation of Bank Notes o credits, of ON E HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE MIL LIONS OF DOLLARS, produced the art,ft at vahic which ha* been given to' properly for the few past years, and is it not equally evident, (hat the retiring of phis increased circulation, which has been going on for sometime past, and which •s still going on, and must continue to go on, (for the Bunkers have placed themselves in that con dition to compel them to squeeze the Inst dollar fiom their debtors) has brought about the pres ent unparalleled distress? Who can doubt il ? Not u rational—wed-informed, unprejudiced man. May (Jod, in whose keeping iso all are, save illy Icllovv-couniryman from universal Bank ruptcy by the Banking system ,' U. - r. ■■■•» ■»*<*> SSa EXPKMS* WAIL, From the N. Y. Evening ' tnr, May 3 FROM ENGLAND. Wo have a paper lo Hie 3.1 by the Quebec without any additional advices of interest. \V< should not disguise ihe fact that the prospects in England and France, und probably in oilier parts of Europe, are exceedingly gloomy. A private letici now before us of tbe 31si of March, says Too Times will advise you « bat has been done 10 sustain the bouse* requiring aid, but you umsi understand it distinctly that it is only fir piesen cimlingfliices, tor wo will no; give you our appro lumsionsofwh.il slialljoeenr in May, .lone A July 11 tiro remittances due here shall not have been transmitted to the houses anxious). lookingsfm vviu.l iii nnlieipiiiion of receiving them, the con sequence* may easily be Ibrcsci n. Conned I bat calumny with the fail of dl k mis of produce, par ticularly co inn, say thirty per cent, on the cos', and you may imagine the resub*. Govermncm I* disposed to do much to susl .in the comroer r ial relation* existing between ihe two countries, and with ibi* view may possibly issue Exchequer hills to the amount of ten million* of pounds, payable in twelve, twenty-four and thirty six mouths, to be used, provided similar cxeitio * are made by the United Stales Government to sustain her awn citizens. ’ From lilt N. Y. Body Express May 4. LATER FROM ENGLAND. Capl. Palmer, of ship Louisville, from Liver pool, politely favoicJ our News Collector with Liverpool papers of the 3d ant! 4lh. inclusively, he beving boarded tho ship about thirty miles E. S Ei of Sandy Hook, ou Wednesday, at 1 P. M. The Liverpool Mail of April 4th. say*!—"The non arrival of the Nsw York packets (four of which are due) has caused more than or dinary sensation in Liverpool. Existing cinum stances, however, render their detention of less importance than it would have been a few days ago—tho accommodation extended by the Bank of England to American bills having given con siderable relief lo sumo parties, ami comparative confidence to all. No doubt ia entertained that, eventually, specie must be returned from Ameri ca, and, alter the Is son given ol late, it is not likely that bullion will again be sent out of tbe country to exces*. A few days—perhaps a few hours—will show bow umltris stand on the oth er side of the Atlantic. Tbe London correspondent of the Liverpool Mail,dating fiom London, Monday evening, sa.s that leiicrs from Naples slate that Ihe young queen was eaceate. By accounts from Bourbon, wo now learn that a decree bad been issued by be governor, permitting tbo introduction of rice from India in foreign vessels. 'The measure would cause a reduction in the freight paid in French vessels. It had been . hiefiy caused by the severe hurricane having almost destroyed the plantations, and reduced ihe colonists to depend, in a great measure, upon India rice for support. Advices from Constantinople state that Ihe Port was engaging many ingenious foreigners in | nuking road* and canals. The suason had boon very bad, tho navigation was dangerous in conse quence of frequent storms, and it was feared many casualties would be made known. The negotiations between various of the for eign governments, to conclude treaties of coin* mere# with the Porte, would it was expected, meet wi h success. The Russian government, il wa* understo id, had acceded lo tbe-e measures, and it was believed greater regularity would be introduced into the commercial relation* between Turkey and other countries. There ws* some degree of glom in the Consul market, end at the close of hudnoss, on Saturday, WJ sellers ws*. the quotation for the account.— Exchequer bills sre 31 to 33 premium. Vrty little Undue** Res been d„a* U. ew far- ' , matket; the MtWenl cr ll.a affront* F c, ‘* 1 ’ •d over on Friday without any defalcation. j > iFron thr Spectator.) ' " I-oMT'o'r .HiUair Market. —The English ' Stuck Market ),.»•* cni in a qnU'i'CPiil ►late, uud ’ ihe vaiiou* i i-axT" > cir i'rn»tant«*fl *hi<h i nt tin- cojinteicial won*t» lid'a (uiii'il * make ai ( y gr» al Acion upon llit; value ul pu •• * lie fecuruifrt. Consol* are bliii in dimmit!; U»e | ' invivtiiu nu übsorluig all ih« blot L taint i* brought to maiket. Mun'V premium upon Exchequer 1 Dill* i. increasing. The foreign eichungcs ore ! still improving; ami bills were negotiated to-day nl advanced rates, built U|K.n Frame and Hoi-1 ' lend. In ihe cobrae id ihe week a considerable quautey of gold baa been received Irotn Faria; but the exjieciiiiiont which were indulged of re-1 initinncva of bullion from America have not l»*cn i | realized, oh the two last arri ids Irotn New York j j have not brought any d lltm.—The only ahi(>- 1 menl of the previous mends received from the | New woild ia 15,000 dollars from Mexico, on ac- . count ol the United Mexican Mining Company. A considerable sens lion was excited on the ! Royal Exdmnge yesterday, by the stoppage of! the respectable house of Fiye i l.ightfoot, which became known in the course of the day. These ge illrmen have fur some lime carried on an ex* tensive business in the Irish and Continental trade; and a perfect reliance on their solidity had prevailed, up to the moment of failure. The im mediate cause us this misfortune is said to tie large transactions with an American firm, whose failure wc noticed some liras ago. From theN. Y. Com. Adv. May 4. Wam. strfet. — One O'clock. —This lias hcen n dark day in the street. Stocks have again gone down—a natural consequence of the panic created by the run on the Mechanics’ bank, and the he ,vy fad a res of yesterday. Uncntrenl money is purchased but sparingly in the street. One house that formerly dealt largely iu this way, would this morning hoy the notes of hu t four of the country institutions of this slate. The news by the Express mail yesterday, brought no tidings that would justify a belief that tilings are any better id the southern cities. From the New York American , May 4. postscript. One o’cincit.— '/'he Mechanics' Bank.— John Fleming, the late President of this Bard; died in his bed this morning from a stroke ■ urm ’ plexy, ' • * 1 Fins occurrence, together w-;*n rumors previ y. ,n crc.iilaiinn, alleged losses I a . lne Dank, and the great full yester ... the stoc^icaused a partial run upon the Rank today, . r It was, hnwevsr, met with the utmost prompt ness. Every on. received ; t j g goW an j si | vcr M he presenter! .denotes vti.houl hesitation or do ji and that fromptnees, together with the an nexed certificate issued liy the Hank Cotnmiasion cr, Davit, about i 2 j o’clock, allayed the distrust, and while these lines are passing through the press, nil is again comparatively tranquil. I o-riu: Pi;i, ue . —Uavjjjjr recently examined the affairs of the Mechanic's Bank, I stale that hom that examinat on, which was full, thedeposi tors and hill holders have nothing to apprehend; that the Bank is safe noil sound; mid that the present alarm ia without foundation. I make this statement to allay public excite ment and as an set nt justice to the Bank. (Signed) Gf.o. R. Dtvts, Bank Comm’r. New York. 4th May, 1837, In addition to the above, we were personally assured by .Mr. J.orillard. I lie actual President 1 Hie Bank, that no demands can be made on the Sank that would do it harm. St icks have again fallen, The failures of yes terday were numerous and heavy—and all is dark ! again. Since the above was in type, we have seen one I of the attending physicians of the late Mr. Flem- I ing, who (oils us that, on a post mortem examina tion by Drs. 11. Fra licit, ,1. Smith, and J. Van Rensselaer, no causes of death by violence or poison were manifested, and that they unaui motiftly reported liut the death had been occa sioned by indent mental excitement. The Coroner’s inquest found a verdict accord ingly. From the New York Daily Express, May 3 Tuesday, P. M,—Private letters from London advise us that the hills of two largo drawers in Philadelphia, had been noted for non-acceptances. As one of the duuvers has since failed, these bills w ill no doubt cotnc back. A largo house which inakescotton purchases m this country (Bontly At Co.) had failed in l.ivorp ml,and another house in London,not, howeier, connected with Amcii ran trade. The. general tenor of the letters, so far us wc could judge, is lav. lahle. particularly as it is believed by many that the Bank of Eng land has gone tan far in her assistance of Ameri can houses to recede. This hits been another gloomy day in Wall street Stocks are lower than yestciday, and lower than they have been any day yet. Failures continue. One of the most respectable ami ex tensive brokers went down to-day, and another extensive importing house in Pearl street. One of the partners of which lias been a Director in tlie Bank of America from its foundation. If houses like these, that are, and have been for the In t twenty years, in highcred.t, and which have all the means of hank facilities to sustain them, fall, it is nut extraordinary that smaller ones should slop. The failure of Arthur Tappan has created much sensation in his large circle of f iends, and among all others, whoso attend n has hewn di rected toward him, on accoupt of the pecuniar! y of his position in the rountiy. This house has assests of over half a million, over and above all their liabilities; i; also hail the best us securities to offer, hut it was all in vain. From the New York Daily ixjirets May ilh, CITY NtIWS. Thursday P. M.—This is the gloomiest day we have ever witnessed in the city,one of our staunch est and host houses went down. The amount ot indebtedness of those that stopped yesterday afternoon is about eight millions. Confidence has apparently vanished. The Banks do all they can—they generally renew all paper that is re quired to be renewed, and without additional names. Stocks have again fallen to-day, and stand below any point that they have touched yet. STOCKS Thursday, P. M.—There is a perfect panic in the Money market. All descriptions of Stocks are nearly unsaleable. Those that did sell went down three per cent. Dclware went to 53- Mohawk 53—Harlem 39$—Boston & Providen ce and. Worcester were the only stocks that stood firm—Phcnix Dank B©—United Stales Bank 103 90 slimes U. S, Dank sold at the Stock Lx* change at 103. From the New York Herald. MONEY MAKKEI'. Thursday, May 4. It appears that the stoppage of ihe Messrs. Crary, arose from Ihe return ol bills of exchange by tlie last packet from Fnglaml, to the amount 0f£33,000 sterling, or $115,000. These bills were drawn by the Hermans, of New Orleans on the house of l.izardi, of London. The house ol Lizardi would not accept the bills, ami they were accordingly returned under protest. I* rotti Ibis fact it would appear that the confidence of the London house had become shaken in the New Orleans house as early «s the close of March last. By a singular coincidence it would also appear to be about the-ante time that the Hetmans failed in Now Orleans. From this fact wc should judge that, at tho last dales, there was a general opin ion in England of extensive failures and bank ruptcy in this country. Their most sanguine hopes will have hcen amply gratified long Wore this time. The failure of P. & J. 8. Crary is melancholy, A few days ago they were believ ed impregnable—as staunch as the banks —stron- ger than the Rocky Mountains. They have been largely engaged in foreign exchange—the cotton trade—New Brighton properly, and var ious other speculations. The failure ofNcvins & Co is generallv as cribed to the extraordinary fall in Dry Dock Bank stock—a fall of 80 percent in x fin weeks, being at IG3 a short time since—now 80, or (Itera tion ts. The other failures, to the number of eight or a dozen arc in various lines of business—drug gists, cotton dealers, southern Jobbers, and var ious other description* Potnrro) & Bull, famous wine merchants. *m carried «w»y in th* crash ' that took Arthar Tappan from the land of the solvent. It msy he recollected that Ponte- i roy Ac. Dud male themselves famous a few I y.r* ago for adv-r i iug Ihe pure juice of the gtiiiM- l;r tanivu'al u-es. Since that unto In nor; Lav.-ha* *oper-ec«d them lii.lhdi piety , -n>l pure juices, 'i his great Hood us failure* has l>eeli caused, or precipitated, by the last packet, ! wllielt brought back latge quantities of protested j hills of Exchange. In such a gloomy stale of things, the slock and 1 general market* yesterday opened Cinder a spe cies of panic. All slocks fell more or less, but s'rne ol them went dow n fully 5 to 6 per cent. The .Mechanics Bank is now quoted at 80— I the United States Dank is down to I iO, and all j others in proportion. An universal disruption of I confidence is liegining to prevail. From every i quarter these accounts arc pouting in upon us j more di dressing than another, I Uncurrent money is still in a very unpleasant , predicament. New England notes are redeemed I in small quantities-but Safety Fund notes nfe i dillieull to negotiate. We learh, however, that j the olu Bank of Buffalo is freely icileemed in Wall street by P.II Pedoon, broker. Let those who have such hills lake them to that place and get money that will pass. The drain on the banks still continues, and rathtr increases. The loafer meeting in the Park did not create any disturbance, nor could it add to the panic already abroad in the world. We observed ye-terd iy,among many other persons draining the hanks of the specie, one old man with a hoy, who was hired for a shilling, to carry up town to tho old man’s house SISOO in specie, which he drew from Ihe hank in one haul. There is also a general talk hegininng now to break out about the suspension of specie pay ments by the hanks. The people arc beginning to fear that the banks will take them suddenly, ami suspend some morning. Yesterday afternoon the failures continued as ever. Another batch of ten or twelve of our hea viest houses went by the board, for an amount of several millions. Among them was 8. & F. Door & Co., large importers—Slone, Swan & Co., importers apts commission merchants. Bank ruptcy aj,d failures ate so fiequcnt, that allfasti •li jusness and delicacy arc gone. During the present week, probably 30 or 30 large houses have gone, for an amount equal to fifteen m j|. lions. Every arrival from Europe brings back bills, and down goes a whole block ip. one crash. Ihe news by the express mail last evening is equally as disastrous. From the east there is nothin?hut trouble. In the mean lime, the gov ernment is busy buying bank scrip and setting new banks in operation, just at the moment that all tho hanks arc on the verge of bankruptcy. The following extract is from the Louisville Ad vertiser of 251 h ult. .Arkansas Bonds, —The Commissioner has disposed of Arkansas scrip lor $300,000, to Ihe Secretary of War, and the Bank of Arkansas will of course, soon he put into iporaiion. The nego tiation at. Washington was a lucky hit for your young sister, as it must lu'difficult, if not imprac ticable, *,o sell Stale bonds in tike Atlantic cities under present circumstances. Thus it is. At Ihe same moment the gov ernment is selling its hanks in motion in the west their hanks here arc beginning to hesitate about paying their notes in specie. We are informed tliaWyeslciflay a gentleman called on the Me chanics Bmk all mt 11 o’clock, to get pay in spe cie lor a $530,000 note,and they evaded paying I the note till near 3 o’clock. What is the mean , ing of this I Have the pet banks received Treas ury orders not to pay their notes on demand 1 Doc* the government want to lay bands on the specie and thn prevent the public train gelling their'own I What are we coming to I , The general embarrassments of the foreign . trade arc beginning to affect Ihe revenue. It ap pears that the receipts for the last quartmqending 31st March, amounted to $3,760,333 —the pub lic disbursements in the same lime, $7,409,781 balance in surplus, $1,358,591. The whole sur plus on hand is now only $0,687,612, exclusive of the distribution to be made in July and Octo ber. Before the year ia out, their will be a defi ciency in the revenue. «wtM €. -a - -- -| i -iinnnirw-nrirnninimn n>— fa e a<; I Alia. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. APRIL 4. There was a nip eraio tlennml (or cotton, on aSfj.tiirtiay me week « q iotntiona, ami llu sul'NN were 2000 leV-s. VeaUT.iay 2500 bags wero e.uli), hut tho market*iva4 heavy—included in these , are 800 Arienii Hit), and 100 -Sural 4?.i0 s‘d V*’ wiftVTMwmy yr ■w^*-tttr»fty***KrKczrv<*.--angjoriuarxe > Murine fiatcliigcncc. y.'VA't'Aii, May 5.—. 1 it, stc'.mboa's Augusts tVick*, Oban, stmi; John Randolph, I .yon, Augusta Cji.u.eston, May (»—-Ci’d, sh ! n I.ewU Caw, N 1 York; steamer Duncan M’llac, I hdlbrio, Augusta Went to Sen, ship Ijjdhoun, O’Neil, N 1 oik. OBtTUAiIV. “In the midst ol life we am in death ” Died ot the r.'sid.anee of Mr. Damson, ofCobim ' hill county, Ceorgin, after the short ilb. as of two diva, I.AME3 Js FPKttsuN, son of Joshua and Eliza- I belli Morgan, in'he 21 h year of his age, leaving , many relatives and friends o deplore his loss. ° Early in his youth did he rememb’r his Creator, and humbly, jot boldly profess d lobe his willing ■ and obedient servant, by c ailing forward and unit s ing with tho i r.sbyt rich Church, in winch he re main d until h s death a faithful and honorable room- I her. A sha t time previous to is doe a,e. ho was I elc. led t > serve in the phimdi to which ho belonged, ns an O der, and was to have been ordained (or that important and responsible office a week from his death, lint in the wisdom of Providence rit is firmly i believed) he has beep c lied h nee to fill a higher station. Prompted with a desire to bea benefit and , a blessing to his fellow beings, ha was pressing with nn'irii g rssb’uit.v. up lie rugged bill of seience; and from file sucres* which always attends unceas ing exertion,raised high the hones of lbs fiends for his future distinction. 'lhe recollection of the ClirU tians rovn d (more to hadesmed than all the glitter : ieg honors of this vain world) forms much consuls ■ tide to his afflicted aul bereaved relatives. I i To Caiio, A VALUABLE House Boy. Enquire at this office. may 8 107 teonU at This. 1 fSO DOLLARS Reward for the apprehension Iv" t» of my woman BAKY, who absconded sbont eighteen iron bs past. She is yellow com lec’.ed, about 5 (eet high, and has lost one of her eye-teeth; she goes by the name of Sary or Sally, as best suits her convenience, and carries with her a 1 ticket,.* perhaps fr. e papers—she changes her appa i rel for men’s, that she may deceive those who might . otherwise know her. Her husband, Charles, be . longs to Mrs. McKinnon,of Augusta, and as gr nd I n villain as ever went unhung; he goes in the steam boat For. ster, formerly in the Washington. 1 fore warn all penults, especially Masters of Vessel* and ■ Captains of steamboats to be aware, ns the law will be regularly enforced, MURRAY REED, sen. iky The Augusta Chronic! * Sent, will ins art the above once a week for four weeks, and send their bill to me tor scitlament Savannah, may 8 107 JtdministrntwH JVotice. ON the first Tuesday in July, wifi be sold, at the Conn House door in Columbia county, a food /.ot of Earn), in Cbemkee, lot No. 1170, 14th fist Ist See., sold by orderofthe Hon the Inferior | Court of Columbia county, ns the real estate ol ■lns. L. Eansdale, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ol said estate, may 6 103 BENJ. S.COX, Adra’r. , BROUGHT TO JAIL. ON the 25 and 26 two negro men, one by the name of MO .Es a d the WraSr other AARON Both said negroes bJAJ are between fifty end s xiy yea's old, Vi and says they belong to Paul Fitz ■ JB * s.rauns, Esqr., Old Town, J. AI EX,AN HER. Jailor, Columbia c. may 5 ts 105 A I'ai‘d. f¥AHE subscriber wishing to leave for the North i by the close of Iho in .nth would be pleased to have any accounts against him presented fur settle ment,* at the same time would respeetlully request tlio-e indebted to be in readiness for payment, as their bills will be made out at ns early a period as practicable. He would also, inform his Iriends and public, the balance of his present stork, will ho sold at very reduced prices in connection with, a New assort ment ol Furniture now on its way, from New Yofk Heston, aud Philadelphia, which must shortly be in Land. THO n. WOODRUFF n*r 6 M THEATRE* GABRIEL BENEFIT. THIS EVENING, MAY Bth. \ Petit:ttly the M( Jf 'ghl in Avgusta,.s they iijnrt tin i ui.di v mu uing fur CharUslon. \ On thisoccasion,G.<briSL Ravel,at tho request l of ii,any iantilie . willapp ar a* JOCKO. i'ot (he fi:st limp, the mclo Drama of JOCKO, Ob nits Brazilian Acz. Which will he pertorm- d in the French language For the Srat lime, the new and Comic Ballet Panto mime fail d MOMS. DE CHALUMAU, Oil tux Village Holid at, li>thin piece Mr. Gabriel Kovel will perform the comic character of Mons De Cbalmnau. Mr. Jcrovb Ravel will conclude by giving an exact imuatioii ol ihn celebrated Magician, mid per form many of the most astonishing feet* of.Mum, Adrien, introducing the Cabbage Soup, the Magic Dm, Ac, tfcc.nnd conclude with the moat extraordi nary delusion, or DISAPPEARANCE OF IIIS WIFE, Madame Do ROUE. The Ilavcl Family will make their appearance on the TIGHT ROPE. Doors open at 7—Performance to commence at half-past 7 o’clock, ■"cals can be secured on each day ol performance,at the Box Office, between the Lours of 11 and 2 o'clock. V Boxes, 81 —Pit, 50 cents. Children under 10 years ol age half-price. Smoking absolutely prohibited.—Proper officers will attend to keep order, may 8 103 Lvan*’ tainoinihi Fill*. PREPARED from n pore extract of the flower, a very wholesome medicine, mild in operation a fid pleasant in effect, the must ceitain preserver of health, a safe and effectual cure of Indigestion and ; ■Stomach Complaints, and as a natural consequence, a purifier of the blood, and a sweetener of the whole system. To the Nervous and Debilitated, —Tho powers o Evans’s Comomile Pills nre such, that ihe palpita ting heart, the tremulous hand, ',', ie dizzy eye the fluttering mind, vauigVs Wore their effects. ike noxious vapor- hc-fore the benign influence of the morning gun, This ionic medicine ii for nerv °us Heaves, general debility, indigestion and its con neqvienres; as want of appetite, a t apparent d slen tlon of the*tumach, belchings, poi in the stomach, acidity, unpleasant taste in the mouth, tumbling noise in the bowels, nervous symptoms, languid* ness when the mind becomes irritated, desponding, thoughtful, melancholy, and dejected; hypochondri aisrn, low spirits, consumption, palpitutioi sos the heart, nervous irritability,- nightmare, rheumatism, spasmodic direction, dimness of sight, delirium, and all other nervous symptoms, these Pills will produce a safe and effectual cure. A supply ofiho above highly valuable medicine just received and for sale by N. B. ('LOUP, No. 23 1 Broad street, i Where may he had all tho popular Patent Medicims , of the day; ns well as a general supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, <tc. &c. may 5 105 Flour! Flour!! 7nr BBI.S. Superfine Rniiimore Flour, on bird ing, w ll lie sold low, for Cash, in lots to suit purchasers —Apply to GOULD & SIMMS I may 6 iO6 | [%’olicc. MY wife Martha Ann Carpenter, having erased tube n wile to me. nnd apprrhenv vr that sh * is about to leave my lied ana board without my > permission, I take til’s painful truth <1 of gi'ing it ■ publicity to the\y>il(l.—hiu! I do hereby forewarn - I nil and cvety person whatever, from tmlmg w ith \ I my said wife or giving her credit upon the la th of " contracts, conduct or conversation in noy •h<ipe or 5 form wdmt vor. B.\Il#KV CAHPMN TLK. Burk county, (100., May 3, [m ly 6 10C I COMTiHt a. COIK’S ; ftomitrrn Tonic, A Family Medicine for the cure of Ague & Fever, / » I.nss of Appolite, indig* sii«»n, llo.*r|hiin«, •* Sweats, and every sympton of gone al ilob.liiy B ’I he * t >Ouihorri 'ion c” n not offered as a r medy agiinsitliQ whale cotiiioguc of discasis which man ’ it heir to; but the disease for which it is in ended 1 ‘ ns a remedy, is that form of Favor known ns Int r milteni or Fev.r and Ague—ln order that those who may lie disposed t«» give ih (i Southern Tunic n trial, may be heifer satided with regard to its efficacy, ilo following certificates are offered. & Fioin Dr .Vlu-pnove, Sntgrou in the US. Army. Walker county , A la., July'Zlsf , 2S3t». n Gentlemen.—l have had occasion, in the recent J campaign with the (’reek Nation, to attend upon o very many caws of Ague and Fever, nnd by the re e ,M.mmeu'Jaiioi) of oar * v usgeo!» General, Dr. IMcl e on, who supplied Che army vvi h our .Souiherrt'l *uic, a, I was induced to fry / it I did so, and have hover in the u hole course ofmy practice lx «n more plead ed *>y the effect of any medicine, h never Jailed to cure. Yours rv'ipoctfullv, E.G. MU6 f (U. , OV’F,M.I). < Sur. Col A/cMillftn’s Rat’n,4ih Beg Ala. Vnfis ' Mtvntgnmrnjf \ugnst let 1935. 1 Gent.—l have used your font hern Tonicin sev verai coses, an-I it prov« d ♦ fllcacious hi every one. * '1 ruly and rispectliilly yonrs, 'J IIOS. M. COLES A supply just received nnd forsaVby i- N. B,CLOUD, >o 232 Broad-st. 1; AddiliozsaS )*is|iplie*. QNOWDEN A; SHEAR have received this ilny r, M from New-York, large adililicmnl supplies o g sum ymi l s'iipla DRY GOODS—mnoug which am - Kuril Rich Frencli Muslins, small figures and splcn i- did a ylrs i. Extra Rich fancy and plain while and black ilcr s nani 4-4 .Shawls I, Rich Gauze Cap ami superior embroidered Beit it Ribbons s Superior checked Swiss Muslins y .Superior fi-4 Nonsouk and Jackonot Muslins r Superior Gatraent and 4-4, 5-4 and C-4 Fiirnilure ii Dimities Ii Superior fancy Oil Cloths. ■; Ladies superior Corsets, No. 1, 3,3, 4,5 and 6, (best style) s With many other articles to which they respectfully . invite the attention ol the public, april 6 80 . Tea DoiSm-M ICnvai'd. STRAYED or stolen from ray wag rVCNrek on in Hamburg, on the 34th inat., a • U** MARE about fifleen hands high, 6 years old, with a little white \ f y 'jc 011 I'cr nose or snip in it, lier mane lies on the left side ; sliod before, in good n order, and werkes and rides well. Any pc-son de li livering said Mare to Mr. Benjamin R. Tillman, . Cherokee Ponds, or Mr. Benson, in Hamburg shall r receive the above reward; and if stolen, fur the np r, prehension nnd conviction of the ilnef, I will give a one hundred dollars. The mare was raised in Green i. ville, S. C. ,and will try to get back if not stopped il npril29 2t ELIAS ALEXANDER.. J Helicon Springs. fit HE Propnetorof (his valuable Watering place d i situated four miles from Alh-ns, would respect ll fully inform the public that bis House will be ready for the reception of visitors by the first June, wlm it t from its connexion with his Tavern in Town, renders d the Helicon Springs the most desirable watering place in the Slate—affording visitors and boarders an opportunity of alternation from ono house to the other when their inclination or interest prompts. For ihe accommodation of those who wish, an Omnibus will pass daily between the two Hole's. JOHN JACK-ON. “ April 26 6tw 97 11 Executor’* iVolicc. e ALL persons indebted to Ihe estate of William Bolder, deceased, .re requested to make imme diate payment to mo, and those having demands " against said estate ate notified to render litem in within the usual time required by law-, b ED. W. COLLIER, Ex’r. e nprit 19 lw4-n 91 *s !-’ Administrator’* Sale. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Juno .text, before tin,- Court Honan door in Jttekson boro, within the usual hours of sale—-Five thousand acres of Pine Land in ire or less, lying in Scrivea county, adjoining lands of John R < hnmps tn, Ste ven B ackhurn, Ahram Hunter and others, it I rnging I, to the esfate of Rebecea Ponder, tier'd, gold by order „ of the honorable the Inferior Court of Scriven county, for a division among the heirs ol said estate. GEORGE ROBBINS, Adm’r. s april 6 Executor’s IVolicc. e 75riM. he sokl on Friday the I2tlt diy of May y r I nett, at the residence ol John Mngruder, late * of Burke county, deceased, a part of the perishable 't property of said deceased. Terms made known on a the day of sale. JONH LODGE, ) r , F J BROWN, \ *'* r *’ ■prii I’ “7 Recast Pin Lott. TOST.lngt eTening, between this city ... I * Georgia Rail hoad depot, a t;oici The finder will be liberally rewarded me thanks Ofthd owner by leaving it in p i V'B may 4 ““ Rforfhi lltiil Kmuj. I ON Saturday, thefiih Mav, the Cars will J m- nee their r- gnlur trips fbr the convet Pcsseng rs as far ns Mr. Wilkinson's, and wi’| linue running daily at the following hour, uti u'B ther notice— 1 ‘TSfTSr- "j"”! I B*o*l Aug;n*ia7 ■ |VT OTIC F. —After tins date tlie Alltct s and ' IN ville Mails will close at 6P. M. “ May 3,1837 U-3 E. B. GLASCOCK, P. y | To RoMti "I f* ■ *'smafi dwelling House nesr t1,.l sissPß bu ’’ lne,s part of the city, i n | ( “■ simct. opposed Dr Bowin »fJ. U. Murphy. No 212 droadSl mnv2 mj ■ K J A 11 KI.SSViU.i: money I C vf < V lolls ' h l! w undersigned, No. 197 I! „ad£ faay 1 E. I). COOKE* Steam PackrtrrH tIUHSORIBERS in Augusta to the capital St®i >0 ol the above Co patty, are required =M to pay to Kerrs & Hope, agents ol (he ('otnpiii. H the second instalment due on their subscripti'in/' 9 say one hundred dollars on cacti share. P . T. J. KERR, Trens’y &. Sec’rv I Charleston, S. C. t 24tlt April, 1837/ I may 1 ts lot « : IVciv Spring CsOMk '9 i 11. WYATT &CO ai 20fi Broad street t>i.l -■ • store lately occupied by Morgan & Wyatt s,■ now o e-ting a new .-to kof Spring and Summ r 1 Dry (iuods, of n tat and handsome styles, havi i 1 been very lately selected from the Northern marks, ' they will mike their prices to suit the presenuim t as they are detormmed to sell on the lowest terms j t M cash - April 17 I )*^| XIS7ILLIAM H. ORCH ARD* Professor of li' v» sic, respfectfiillv announces to tho Ladies a 9 Gentlemen of Augusta, and its vicinity, that Its I / jot arrived from New York with a view oflocat himself in tins place as ale teh tof Music on nfl Putno Forte and Guitar; an I liopesthit Ills punt i:. ’ y | aiitv and strict aiiemiott to the improvement a t alh. pupils, will insure him a iiltera! shire of public t ronago A n .to left with Air. If. Parsons (to « , u'S tiir. t). It s the lion r toreier) will receive sr alien i.m Piano Fortes tuned and repaired may 1 dlf 101 /otfee House. i'| 11 Esubsor her having purchased Marlin Ini- 'iB 1 crick’s,stock ol Wines, Liquors &p.,haao e : ed a splunJitl Coffio House undo: the an-tvs nrwxl superior f, any tiling over before in Augusta, lit at di tleiy in lit re, rof ihe Uonfocuunary. Collbba - relislies tobu bird at all hours. Entrance to the Bur at the same door as hor.k • 1 fore. J. RuBbSLAI . I i mav 1 2v; lul Police. ■ AN the first Saturday in May instant, tbeftr ’9 v> Council wi,l appoint at ity Constable to ill j I the vacancy occasioned by ihoresignation ol'Wa ir- | ingion Lawson. Applications to m made ti t a | (-'lurk on nr belurc 10 o’clock nt ti.at day. By order G EO.M. WALKER, may 2 pii • ’J'i.e different papers in the City will publish ti *' % nbme. t , tiS.-iCs ! Mats! I ORAB FUR HU’S Drab I’usaia do , Black du do t ('bildron’s black Silk Hats 3 do do Fur do do Drub Silk do . Mexican plain do Sup bi.-.ck Leaver do I Sop black Si*k do 2V'»ctlierwith an assortment of Palm Loaf tail I . Leghorn llula mid Ilai cnst» t forealoby CLaKKL k HOLLAND, , may 2 102 291 liroad si. TcseJh Rpgiiinfßt, t). ML.? ( 1 Augosta, May 1, 1837. 5 ,J GENTLEMEN who imy Ic.ire or will aerept Brevet Cummi.eions ! <r tiny of the vacant Company Offices ot the city or county Battalion, i.i requested to niitks i'ihntftliuie application to the (.'ol- 'J - onttl, who will proce d I make appointmentsfuf . those offices wi'hout d.-lny. By urtiorof Colttnol A. 11. Pemakuton. may I s-.vtf WM. A. /JOBLR I'SUN, Adj'l, LBh HE Rubscrtiter wishing to leave the city, offrrk *7*9 a por iou ot Ids properly for >a!e, to wn— The House and i.ot ,m which L live, situated /£3 , near thy centr- of the city, limning ihrmtgit from >9 B Ellis stret to Green sire-1. on Ll is street; it is a cum ~'jj niodioirs I Ineo St- ry Brick building, neatly fitcslicil iJS uii iiir tite comfort ofa Ittunly. i’rom I* e t aw-mcnl to llie garret llie house is ol a large size, the Utsc- ? merit siory contains u large Kiicltcu, Iconing-Koont, . , and three servants chambers The dwelling depart i| mi nt on the first lluor, coulains u large iiail, tits I lage Rooms, divided by sliding doors, (winch ca the .1 thrown into one mom at pleasure ) finished oil in rite . nio.-t elegant style, with a piazza in ihe rear, running j tite whole length of the house, one end ofwltich en closes a very neatand comfortable Bcd-toom. — Ike ' nexi floor cunltthis '( hree spacious Bed Cliantliers,— the ganet, two Rooms, making Eight Rooms, ho- i allies Ihe Hall and Ptuzti The wh te ol lie House ' 1 just tinned over, making it as n.-arfiie-pnuif ascitn well lie built —lit- interior has just been finished nil witu painting in the best stylo; in which isi.ttarh- I - cd out buddings, a tie v brick Sinulie House, cover- ■ ol with tin, Stable,Corn and Carriages Houses, anti i _ an elegant Wollot water in the yard ; in short, every j building that is necessary for comfort and eouvoni i cnee. I B On Green strict, a part of the same Lot, is a nsat 1 a small Wooden House; both bound by an alloy, < ] '““'ißF them nearly equal to corner lots. Arao, Seven other Lots, lying in the upper part u of tho city, thteeof which lay on Broad-st 1 j A large Tract of Land containing between 16 and i . 17 Hundred Acres w ithin 10 miles of Town, and < B on the best road that lead# to Augusta; on it runs < through a never-tailing stream ul water, with u Saw • j Milt on it, which runs two saws and a Grist Mill; - only about one hundred acres cleared,and the bal ance a forest well set with limiter and fire-wood es j the best kind, and a sufficiency to bring upwards of Fifty Thousand Dollars, winch would be sold for B about one-eighth part or loss titan tho wood would bring. ~ Also, between 4 and 5 Hundred Acres of Land, , lying within three milet of Augusta, about one-half “ g denied, and now in a high state of cultivation; at • , this time is on it a growing crop, which would ho s sold with it it immediate application and purchase is ■ e made, or will he delivered up to tho purchnsor alter the (Tup is gathered off; and all necessary plant inon u tools of evety description, ami ot the best kind, —to- gether with a liantisoine ilurk qt Cuttle and Hufrs, quite a suflicicnev lor the place, selected with cate J ami taste; there is on.the liumaTwo -lory Framed ‘ House with a Piazztrin rot.l; framed Burn, 30 11 et ' square, tor a Grainery, and shedded all round ; « l.amed Stab c and t inting House, with an entry he n tween, which gives a spacious loft fit*forage; Corn 1 House, Servant Houses,.and all otlicrs tout is no s cessurv for .t farm; will; an elepn I Well in tin yard. n —Having a thorough know ledge of all the wooden < land within the vicinity of thin place, I can say with out the (ecr of contradiction., (taking in ctmsidera ion the locality ol it) tlmt it is not equaled in timber and fit e-woori, as it would yield altogether much more than any other within its reach,: it lays very level and nil well adapted - fbr cultivation, whi n th« owner 0 may choose to clear it, and the-wood; will mate . than lout limes pay fur the land. jj Also, Three Houses and I.ots in Harrisburg, nnd a ,r bout 20 oilier bo's in said village,just above Angus- ta, within less titan half a mile of its boundary line. Also, a beautiful small Field of 33 acres, and is ’ now growing on it a Cite crop ofOats, lying on tko East boundary fineof At gusto A tBo, 83 acres of Wood Land, lying at the foot of Summerville, w ithin a mile and n half of Augusta* about one-fourth fine land, which contains some 7 good building lots, the balance swamp, and if drain 8 ed would he cheap at Sod the acre. e Presuming those who may wish to purchase u would, of course, first review the above advertised property, I deem it unnecessary to say any thw# more. Gall on the subscriber for a bargain Apr J 99 9wt&s m HENRY MEAJ IN*.