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SFEECH or MR. DAWdOX, ..r CEORUIA, ( CiuciH'trd.J 11. Speaker, what I* itii- luxl link in t)ii> tMiu nl niiel Mbn.mii i by um chairman ul ti.e Cvimnitldt' oi Wuyu ami Alcan.! Hi ray*, giant inmilgcm« iu ini. dopes to Banka U,kjii wnm prill iplc! F-.r receiving specie paiu under he specie ttrcul ir or orfie., in (laymen) ot Ibe puhhc landa, and inru d a lioiioiithe 'turcriimciil draiia! Sir, I might here lake Wccnauin to ciaiiiiiiu Hit •pect* circular, and inquire imo the met ► liy wlncia it was cv-v.’-hI, and why it laded, and Imw it f.ii ed, in depositing sjiCCi* in Hie banka; tun I w 11 no<, at iln* time, hecauac n would be foreign toihc subject I propound ic investigate. Ur, *ir, I wnl uh, have gentl« in in l« ly ex imm rd t lie profi t and advai: *ge> lint will be derived Ij Ilia depomtt banhi fn.in ih a indulgence, if it should oe g-anted! 1 an, ilien I 1 ink them, wII they uo injmt t c« to the olhi’r b .nksofilie co.iniry, and ea (ic,* a'lj to the depns.lc baiina winch have Ivom-at'y and faitlil'ully fulfilled all Uieir eiigigC' nt’iiia' Have gcidemen made lb s examina tion? Have yiu ejctiHiucd nlo ine tact dial you are bolding out a prein inn, paying » reward, and dmiigßii acini mpisl-ce In odium In order in provide lor the re) e) o) tboae win have viaf-ited tbe:r taitn and broken Ilieir en g«g nvu s? Have gellHonmn taken into then ralciUii’iiw die cmiinwti* cumra l bcl.vt.ei UlO conduct ot me bank* in aome of Hie Sla ei mil dial m tr.heis? Do they Know dial tin doposte banka ot Hie State* ul Aliaaioaipp have in Ilieir vuiilia,or on depoaile rainer, up werds of •cventeen hundred dmuaaiid dollan belong ng tn die Government! dial the banki f lAMiiaiant have nearly a million and a ball a ,e Miatei of Alabama and (Join each ever i tmillion? Have gentlemen asked lliemaelvei die q n ation, la not Una money pledged—i, not tn'w money ordered to b» dcpoaited win the {States! i will read to Hie llouac a ven abort r'ato.iiont. allowing Hie central- be tan;,!.i die amount of public money ilopuotei in son* ul the Stales with that 111 others. Thr de.apai ic banks owe the 0 vernmen a< follows: 1 Missis-ijvpi, $1,744. .173 71 91 L illlsl ms, 1,44U,U2J 01 3. Now York, 1.400 670 fill 4, Ohm, 1,127,070 bn A. Alabims, 1,023.868 01 6 Michigan, 808,050 H 4 7. Kand.cky, 843,840 7H 8. Indiana, 788,826 50 8. Vliaaonri, fi8'.1,3‘27 63 tO. Triinracr, 514,516 40 11. Virginia. 400,10t> 07 13. NoW Jersey, 320,671 77 13. Maryland, 880,184 86 14 Manic, 857,584 57 16. Georgia, J7B 860 69 16. Nnriii Carolina, 110.ii.it) 14 17. S-mlll Carolina, 111,500 01 IH N'W Hainpabiro, 114,380 31 19, MsssschuseUa, 81,‘278 32 30. I lilioia, . *4-795 0" 21. Gonnecuenl, 30.461 :!2 32, Rhode I .land, 31.024 88 83. IViinnylvania, 8,488 84 •21. Delaware, 2.800 17 35. Vennnnl, 088 Cl i)oea 1 li.M Bt ilcmonl not allow ix renin inequality, great injuatie*, pardal.ty, ami ground* lor diaaativlaeliuu and complaint, 11 1 ina body alinli permit toe public in mny, not wilhatanding die depoaitc law, to bo »o unt* q tally distributed? I,;t u- coinpaie. Tli* surplus, by Hie ile poailo law, 1* requ.rod iu be diainbuicd among the Siatea, according to the number o* Sts n.iiors and Representative*. Misaiaaippi, with two lOprarnl<i:ius, han of the public in mey •1.744,37:1 71; wmlai Georg a,with nine Rep resentatives, has only 8172,tW1) 60 —the stale nt M xoeaipi i more than ten dines as mill'll as Goorg.n; and yet Georgia, under die tlepn* le ad, is entitled 10/our innea as much. And, air, you will icnicinbnr Hist the dnposiie I,anas in Georgia, (at least two,) are, mid have continued lu b a apnuie-paymg banka; and, by lira time, it ih Hmughi, have fully paid ovor to the O ivermncnt every dollar, or near ly so Is this not 100 unequal! Again: Mamaclmaeila aml I’onnaylvaniu have in deposit* only $70.<0(3 •>(>., vvlnlai Alimilawippi i Louisiana have (J-l.lbl HIM) 74 and the proportion of Ihu lurmcr be A) , jy the latter as 41 is 0. Again: Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carol m. adjoining slab s, have in all, sl2'J Bdo e6; whilst Alabama, Misawsippi «od l,mi laiaiia, dan adjunimg slates, h ive •ItiOStlAJ, die propo tmiia ot' tho former bumg iu me hi. aa 37 in to 10. Agi n; Ohio has $1,127 070 00, and Geor gia *172. 200 60, and, pi Hi ips, by tin* time, not a dollar—for of the five deposite banks winch Hie Secretary repurta as specie jmymg banks two are in Georgia, Sir, is 11 11 jt ev deni, Irmn these represen tations, from tins st ile neni ul facts, mat we sis about to legislate unequally, unjustly, and unfairly, if we pass this bid/ In argument, il u admiiied, tliai the money in ihu banks will oai be ,1 «nied for the nuc> asides 01 the Gov ernmenl, when wo grant me ten millnns ul Tieusury notes. U,n one word to the gentleman from Ohio, lie says diem is no p eaane in the neigh borhood of Cincinnati. No sir. Then I want I, r world In know that, not withstanding ihe i’rosident of the Un.ted Slates has called us hero, and told us that the country was b.ceding and snllermg under embarrassim-ms, sdii there is uno green sjiut in Hus mue con (ederaey eiipty ng sll the prosperity dial can bn d..-aired. IVby la it, air! I will tell you The town us C.iicmnad, in that genllumaii's Uia trtci, has on million ot the public money in ber banks, and, of couisc, loaned to (tor peo ple—or perhaps to three dines that amoun of loans to the people upon the million in her bsnka -Sir, this is a strong inducement t 1 update upon Hit minds of gentlemen in voting upon the measure under cunaideratijn,though 1 have no ides 1 hit Hie gentleman from Cin cinnati would antler a ill ng of this kind to m fl i-m e him; uwmey, however, Mr. Speaker, •till have its effect. Well uow, sir, let us compare Ohio with Georgia in relation to tins matter. Georgia, with tier deposits banks, lias paid nearly, it nut quite, every dollar; and to make diem able to fiullil their engagements with the Government, and to perlorm none dy whin they had agreed to do, these depoane banks bad to draw tram the people, and of course press them; ami mr this honest course of con duct, what is in be meted out to tier? She is still to be oppressed. Do not gentlemen who take ground in favor of ibis bill, discern tho injustice of its passage! Can I be mistaken in representing the in. tcrest of my constituents and oilier sections of the country by a 1 opposition to this mea sure! No, air, I know 1 eann.it bu inisUkeii upon a question were honesty and justice are involved. 1. ke all men, 1 have my toolings; lam capable of knowing übai is right and what is wrong—what to do here and what to da there, Sir, Georgia is to receive a fine reward at your hands for tiulfilling her contract honestly! Sir. let me tell you, this is a fine specimen of congressional legisla tion.' Let me «sk you, st, let me ask gen tlem n on tin* floor, would it be patriotism for taco yield up Hie rights of tne people I rep resent, in this way! Sir, you may cry ..ut patriotism Will* your lips as much as you pleas*- it requires me to malt# no auch aacri fle. Vuu may represent, gentlemen, du prosperous condition of your particular aec lions of the country; but 1 tell you it is u prosperity gained by the public depos tes— ll ten prosperity procured by an unequal disln butiooof the public money. Air Speaker, baa tins House come to thf leijrVlWirn W take tbe fettrtb netelment ewa» - Hois thell’atei! eid fur what. 1 Tn leave it >0 Hollands ul those who have it; and three or four Slates have one-half ul the wle-le de> posit ■of the country! Ivdusto i« mily a p*>-ip,ni>‘iiieiil, Mr, iSne.iKe,! i ajip-eiic d 1, n il. sir I apprehend it wnl i.e indefinite ,1 Vd lb tis calmd s ineaMiro us relief! H is L . partial (tBl-d—reliel ul one class at Hie ex „ p.i.so us tnothef. Hr, mere is not one single I*, principle in Hie wtioie pruposidmi louniicd ~ up.»n a patriot c view oi Hie ~ s s'enl with equality among .Sibi.-s. Jt is do- I mg umr- thanjiiaiic.- 1 1 one, and witlilmidmg lt . ii altogether Ifum oliierr. It is narrow ami t cm,trailed leg sal ton, to benefii and rehevs I unrpnrsliuiis at die cX|>mise ol the honest pen e pi-: of Hus country, lain not upp-sed to the n banking of mercantile interest; un die con ,j trary, lam willing that rebel sliouhl beexten e ded iu every inleresi; but the dejioepe banks and merelmriU; having been vilely abused, it :a is tn inako *OlllO hlllc atonainunl to them, that jt these bill*, Ihr their exclusive henefp, (I at uJe now to the bills extending indulgences,j , are to be passed, a! the expense- of every , e other intc.-esJ, e . Well, Mr. Bpeaker, presuming all those bills puss, I return to my ronsdlucnl*, and tln-y ask me whit I have done tor them; wliai. „ shall I answer! Snail I answer in tlm lan d guage Ol die gen lem in Irom O.i n! -S i ill I ,) say to diem, On, yes, we have been mosl no bly and p itnoticshy engaged W e have le t r ymir oppre smn; wo have sympathized in |t your distn-ssep; we have teen the diflicnldcs , t brnnghl upon you by tno Govormin n ; uc |0 nave m-iurned over your aiiuadon, and have aluiosi wept tear* for your afflictions! ' Well, what have you dune! VVny, we ri) nave passed n bill to relieve the Govern ment, by aiillior.Zing tbe .Secretary ul lbs H Treasury to issue ten millions of Treasury j 'lines. Very well ; whst else 1 We have td passed a bill 10 relieve the importing rn -r f clliilits. Well, wiml else I Wny, wo have pns.n d a bill to relieve Hie pel banns from 111. . paymo.it of the public money deposited wiln itiem. Well, nut wtial have you done b<r us! '. None"-' •"•iliinj ; nothing at all I J'hui will be the answer TnQfit ?"• Will iliby re ■ ,1 P'y. Von have rel nved ihu officers ofthu Oov criniient 1 Ooyus, wo did that. And yon ,| have tiidnl..od (he banks ! Yes. What ! i; j indulged those very banks that General J ink j son denounced, m such strong terms, as Imv u mg violated Ilieir t.-iitlr, and being no longei ,(• wnrtliy of the slightest confidence ? Vos Wiry did you do it! Now, sir, how cun I re h ply to that 1 I tell you, sir, there will fie » 3 burst ul lecli.og aiming Hie people un tins sub ;j J"cl ; and linn millions ration have mistaken 0 ilieir ground, it I hey miagiiie (heir acts will j meet With approbation. It is till a mistake. 7 sn. And why is 11 11 mistake I Ueciinso it 5 is not light. U. cause it is mil just. Because 1 3is nut eqna justice to all, but is benefiting. 9 one class and section id the couniry at the I expense and lo Hie w rong of others. My I constituents will ask me, VVlioro is the tom in 1 instalment we were to have had / What 1 2 have you done with it! Why, 1 must reply, * gentleman, did yon mil see the {'resident's 1 2 message, where it is commended that you 1 t must postpone it I Did you noi read the report 1 01 the .Secretary ol die Tr u.iiiry, wherein he 2 said it was wrong to pay it, and it must he * lull with Inin; that is, in the banks I Ami do ' ’ you mil know tout lie, mid the (’resident, 1 ' both were against your having it from the 1 beginning? Well, they rep y, wlmt have j you done with it! You passed a fill, to is- , * «iuo ten or lively? millions el Treasury notes. Tiut was for the relief of the Government. ( ' What have you done with our money—our , \ tourtli instalment 1 Oh I we tell that with , - the banks. Left it with tbn banks! why, , 1 who old you to d 1 thill Why, Mr. Van | < Horen, and his Secretary, and die chairman , -us d.e Guinniiitee ol Ways and Means ! (.V ' general snide.) Mr. Speaker, 1 have me. ■* drawn this picture to excite InngliKf. N, () sir. It i* t melancholy truth. \ msist upon > 11, sir, that tins whole macin'-,,,, n l)g Ulltiri . B y»- '■ mm, is a violation of tlm vighm ami equal 'J justice of this country. And, say the people, > you have left the wlmlo of our surplus money | in tne banks; well, in wln.t .Slates arc the banks! Why, tnoy nrc ovor in Lmisiunu, ami over in Mississippi, muij over in Alabama, 1 and m ind'.jmi, i.od in Ohio, and in Alieliigitn, 1 Cm fly, No-.-.u in Georgia! No. Sir,UiUnC ■ uro ad very hard questions, which will be pro u sauted by my const 11 uonts to me wnon 1 re turn ; and, die only answer 1 can give, is, that •' I sialed to die Speaker, 1 slated to Congress, 1 my olij.' dons to tins bill; 1 pointed uni tins inequality; and there was not a mini in Hie i. Ho i# ■ti trod to deny it; anil yet it was all 01 ’ no use. Hut, Mr Speaker, I going to con ** lend tor Hid power ot this Congress to re hevuiho distresses., .'‘‘be people; mr 1 do no* K believe in Hie const tutiJ'I®' 1 ®' t ,,nVL ‘ r ot l)n» k r 11 mse to raise money (ogive to I peop-e.— ■ I only believe m a parental regard in./ OII T should liavo tor die wa iimd the pcojile, a.. ' 1 L ' it any means can he devts-'d, within our con- 1 1 slitmionul liinils,lnal Hiey should be. And We | * lIIVU die menus ol cons itulioiial aid; and all < we want is the inchnaiion and Hie spir t to > come up and do it, 11 spile ol any iminduttslo 1 1 the eo orary, come Irom wlmt quarter tney mny. Ttiat is nil, sir. That is die only t * Hung necessary (or us lo do. Unmliueneed 1 by party, as die repieseiitalivee ul the peep e ' a (I of diem alone, Id us du wiiat we eun * ' Well, sir, wtial cun you do! Wny, yon 1 1 cun (my Hie lotirlli msuhneiit, winch yon 1 1 phgnled your la.tli lo pay. But, it is said 1 ' ilia! die depnsilc will not be received in the ' only mode by which the Government cun pay ! 1 it Sir, is Iheie a gentleman npi-ii tins floor, and, tfllieru he, let him rise in his place and say dial It s Slate Will not receive its portion | 1 of the surplus in good solvent bank notes 01 ( the Suits I heie is not a gentleman who will do it. 1 liuv— no doubt every State would receive them Why, sir, look at the fact— , from Mattie to Louisiana; for the question hu- , been propounded by me lo every Slate in die | Union, and die answer given, that Ilio depos it- , banks arft nil so vein, Tom one , lid of the , couniry to Hie ol er. Out, th y say, they have ’ not specie enough to pay all Hie Stales Well, where sre the States of this Union, < 1 who o circulating medium con* sis of specie! Where the States, whose commercial opera * (mna are earned on solely and exclusively 1 through I lint Hied um! None. It is all s past * dux. Tnese .bank no'es ire good. Alabama I notes, how ure they! 'They are owned by the * Slate us Alabama, which ia interested lit nil ! tier banka. All the property in the State is pledged for their rcdeinpt.on. And who re * re ves the profits? The State. 'Think you J that the Sirlu of Alabama would tail to act L ' with becoming inagnamtnity and honesty to wards the other Mates? An imputation to ‘ the contrary would be injustice to tier logit * character for punctuality as u State. So with Louisians, Mississippi, mid the oilier Slates II having m their batiks large amounts of Gov e eminent depos tes. Tney wauld surely net [ fairly lo their co-Stntes. The deposite banks I ,you’d not darejaitempl such an outrage, as d to refuse to make satisfactory arrangements 0 with Hie Stales. I«t Congress refuse 10 posl r pons the distribution of the tourtli instalment, * and Hie bmks will soon make Hie settlement ‘ with the Stoics Gentlemen charge the opponents of this r measure with a disposition to embarrass Ihe y administration of Mr. Van U-ircn. Wby II should! desired to impede his. policy? li u the admniislralion pursue that course which '* accords with my principles asd views, so far j*' I will sustain it; when 1 fails to do so, 1 will oppose it. 11l w-re capable ut any other fee u hug, I should bo unfit to be a representative 11 on this floor. No, air; I will endeavor so to *" act as to be just ; and to have fair, honest, even-handel justice extended to my cousutu l* cuts. R it,sir, let (.01 .great rnnsc lo make Ib* dap.iKite* with (tie otates, as t • quit of >y law, j and justice will ii<B be done. Audi are Hie, n«. •■'■sides ul tbs country at this tint , i‘i"i li lies* smn thliig be dm*, many ot luc j .'viales csiinol with si.y cuiiven.mici', can) . on Hi*ir luul.nl commercial niturcours)-. Ti.c NVest and B anhweM usually supply the At tuni c Mtates to die souln witbstu-.K, during l it* it! of the year,; und such islbo condition ••I Hi* currency si 1 In* lime, that great per-1 i>lix ly will ne die consequence. Tho specie | 1. ull locked nji—iio United Miles 1# ink nole» , —no Western Bank money—all f* long,ng In l ie G -vernmenl 111 depos.ie in the Wes'cm and Southwestern hank*. Supply I lie Stales, distribute the fourth instalment, and lin y will take the paper ul' tn me S ales, ,11 whose banks mere is, as I before snowed yon, a su perabundance id’ me public.lends. But, sir, inis kind oi talk, of Hi* notes us your depos it* hanks being nnsvail <ble for the payment ot lue tnurlh instalment, will not do. You may make your “Globe” speak wlmt it will, but 11 will nut act aside Hie honest judgment ofthu people, especially when they know you have done an act ut injustice You cannot deceive t it-minueti longer ; it is out ot Hu- question tndi it; snd itis ignorance ul their intedi gence In believe 11 These b no'es being put into cirenlat on wo id!), 1 goal relief lo Hie people of die Slates; they will add lo the circulating medi um, Bmu noies are the only meant now in Hie hands us in* cit lien* In conlraci Heir ord nu y business. It is idle, sir, to aileinpt lo justify this postponement by Hie allegaimn u die inconvertibility cf the bank nutes ol the Stale institutions. Yus, sir, (he people arc (old that the country has been overcome b. distress, weighed down by overtrading snd speculation, mid that they ought to be aided and assisted | they are told that the Govern ment has bank notes in great abundance— solvent—but they ought nut to bo circulated ; Hun spaeie cannot be "blamed fur the Mutes ; and, therefore, they must have nothing- I repeat —h-i any represent alive on this floor answer me—are not bills of the deposit" 1 oanlt* ol every hi late of Hus Union good?— Yea, they tvr«j find Hie peojde ot these ShaT* know it. Sir, there is another question, coup'ed with •his, • h«t belongs to tne fcftaiea. The very moment you prucla m through the papers ol link country Hint Hie hanks are indulged from the payment of a debt, (which debt is a spe cie debt,) and toll tho people thcae bunks Hist have Hie money have loaned it to speculator t -b ny up ihe people's land-, as charged by the gontlenmn from Ohio, and have only notes for t endorsed by persons, many ot whom un important funetionuri"s, they will lire wi h in dignation ut lids interposition of the ailinnns iriiion, it HlO lounh instalment be postponed. (Mr. llumcr begged Mr. D. lo give way for a moment, Mr. If. said he made no distinc tion tun wren ihe hanks wes und east. He said that Hie hanks had a large amount ol public mon ey in their possession, and that they hud loaned it out lo meieliiims and speculators. Ho meant to draw no invidious distinction between the hanks east and the hanks west.] Mr. Ha wsoii. Yes, sir, 1 was not mistaken, nor have I ini-repna-uled the gentleman. I repeal it again, air; this very movement will seriously idled the Slate inalitutiaiiß. It will stall their popularity among the people. And have I not ariglii to raise the suggestion here.— 1 call upon Hie friends ot the Stales,lhe friends ol the rights of the slates, to mark it we!!. 'The Hialc hunks must ho prostrated, sav s.nne gentle men ; and tho first step to si* 'uro prostration is lo make them the peculiar favorites of tho go vernment, by indulging i;,em and making them unpopular among iU q peopale. 'This is the first step in ihe n-.aren. Then they “ will have the hanks up or. ||, c |np, and will keep them I hero,” *s die gentleman from New York said during '.ji C I 1 "At summer. If this bo tho elijecl, I then inquire, Mr. Speaker, will not the postponement of ihe fourth instalment he an initneiiso and ' ncalculuble in jury lo tho stales? No doubt of it. Ami sir, it wnl not expedite the resuiupuon of spt eio payments. Why 1101? Let me explain I lie postponement earned, the banks will still resist payment. What cure thej? The debt anil exists; how are they to pay it ? They have not specie lu do 11 with; and how can they do 11, if the Government continues 10 require spe cie, vv diets is u prolesscd object of the postpone ment and ti.a indulgence! Tn get the specie they must curtail their issues; call 111 ilieir notes by reducing their credits; there by pie-smg ilieir detains, decreasing live circulat ing iiiuuium, and consequently increasing lb commercial cmbariassineiilH, and of cour.w, de pieciutlllg Hie vu.uu us the ugricultvnul prudlic lions ot me country. but, sir, It tin fouith •instalment go to the slates, and iliesu diilieutlies will, in some meu sme be avoivleo; the bank notes will go into eir cu.unon, and die people be aided, and lo some extent relieved. The banks can then indulge ilieir ueotois without appieliension, ami have no learut the approaching day when specie shall bu required e/i innate by die Government; und 1 confident dial this course wnl better suit die * , mill ion ol affairs, and b e extinguishing pus.'n, 1 , , s dun any oilier; it w I be an act Stale Ol lllllle 0 -he whole, und be, 111 my view, of sneer justice to. , , . . ■ ..’■«* duty we owe the slates, a partial oiselmige ut u,. • , , , ‘ .... . ‘nudv required by On, d the money were absu. ■ ( the wants ul the Governinem, 1 vu c 01 dus tnl>. , Mr. Speaker, I will nolat this time go info tu-' ‘ auojeei ul a invoice of this General Govern- , meat iro.n banks; 1 wnloniy suy tbul 1 have my doubts bulb oi iu expediency and practicability, but, vv lieu die occasion arises, 1 shall dien bu * willing 10 t-xpiess my views upon 11, ami, ia tbe 1 mean nine, snail give die sunj et my ealmcsl du tibi ration A lieu, sir, iu conclusion. I aver that his post- 1 poneinem wnl be no icuet lu die Goveiiiiiienl,no < tenet to die people ; but, mi die contrary, intlic- 1 ling an injury upon them ; that the measure lo , giant niouigence to the importers; is a measuie vvliictl is local 111 ns character, personal in ns na- ' lute, pamal in its operauuns, and of na general 1 ielit-1 to die Country ; that the indulgence to die banks, us proposed in another bill, is equally par tial in da rebel 10 die couniry ; and 1 claim, in conclusion, die rigid ol having tne deposite act ul 1836 executed according 10 tbe imenlimi and meaning of the Congress which passed it, pursu sin lo die lequisitluiisol justice and equity. aie authorised to announce WM. V. tvf.Kas a candidate for Receiver of Tux Returns lor Richmond County, at the approaching elec tion. uei 30 Qj* WE are authorize? to announce COSBY DICKINSON a* a candidate 01 be ensuing elec tion, uo (befirst Monday in January next, lor re ceiver us Tax Returns, of Richmond County, oel 4 vjj - WE ate authorized lo announce THOM AS J. BEARD a- a candidate lor Receiver of 'Tax Returns lor Ruhondcounty. (uet 7 ,1 VU r are authorized to announce GEORGE A. i'URKN ,TT as a candidate fir Receiver o* Tux Returns lor Richmond County, at the - .■ lion in January next. [ivft, it /* WB are authorised lo announct WIL LIAM O. EVE ns a candidate for the office oi Mienff of Richmond County at the ensuing election in January. td oct 13 jjj- W E arc authorised to say that EDAIUN D MARTIN is not a candidate for Slier iff at the ap proaching election. 1 try We sre authorised to announce FREE MAN VV. LACY as « candidate for the office ol Sheriff, of Richmond county, at the ensuing elec on iu January. June 7 GEORGE F. H ALL ie the duly authoriz ed Attorney ol Thomas U. Hall during his ab •cnee from the State. October 26 Ot (st OCT GEORGE F. HALL and THUS. G. HALL, are my duly authorized Attorneys during my absence from tho State. CH.VS 1. HALL. o«i**ar2t #1 tfcl —" SI 'T!»' WS‘* til'lH’” . CIIRUNHJLh AN.; s»- VTISKL. Al 1-1 H I ». i M.ioiiij- » ittainsi oc«. no lit' TO CORRESPONDENTS. P, a unwin ha* lieeu received, and untvoidibly crowded out (o day, but will appear to-morrow - , Puri.icola” ii received, mil shall In publis • I a; early n« possible. We bail this morning a white frost. We are extremely glad of it 100, f>r the warm weather for r.onie, time since had created considerable ap prehension of sickness. Wo published on Friday last, the report of the capture of the Philadelphia packet ship Susque hanna, by pirates, since which time slips by the northern express mail have teemed with reports upon the subject, but yet furnishing no positive evidence of the fact or any positive contradiction of it. There seems to ho evidence enough that such a vessel as the one supposed to be the pirate, has been olf the espes of Delaware—hut whether she be really a pirate or not, is the question! The following information from the Philadelphia Com mercial Herald slip, is the latest we have from the North! THE PIRATE —Capl. Hamilton, ofthe ship Florida, Iro n Valparaiso, si New York on Wed nesday reports that on Monday night at 10 o’clock within eight miles of liareuget light, saw a long low black schooner running off and on with a light wind from 8, S. E.—passed under her stern, and about 12 o'clock hauled his wind and steered for land. The Florida looks like a ship of war, and the pirate may have been afraid to k raid her. Correspondence of the Philrtd. Exchange. LEWES, (Del.) Oct 85,1837. Mr. J. Collee, Sir:—ln my letter to you yester day 1 slated that two or tlnec ships went to sea from the breakwater. I soon afterwards ascer tained that one was the John Sergeant, e„ c t | le Ella Hand, and the other did not com,, j llto | lar . hot. We bar* not heard any further from eea. At 4 o’clock in the afternoon of yesterday, we heard six or seven reports of cannon otflhecape. Nothing in sight. The sloop Grin, Sherwood, pul into this place on her passage from New York to Key West. The wind lias been at south and so till west all this week. Yours, tic. HENRY F. RODNEY. The lollowing from the Charleston Courier of Saturday morning last, wo should think our j., to put the question to rest. The Pilots wh lt {Q ported the capture must have been tnis’^’. tn j n the interstice which they dtaw from t (, e supposed pirate visit the Susquehan ‘■Wo have thus collected all f . , -no information that is given in our situs rest . , ~ . 1 ectlng this occur rence, ami really must expr b J r -asour entire uib belikv or the wiiulk r . .team packet New V , ' °“’ f - . Bcßldeß,h . u having passed the at « h “ I’ 0 "- ”P° rl * Sunday last, IS I' 8 £ M. on which was lb , g “East of Cape Hcnlopen, Wo also ye ~° fler I,cr re ‘ , “ rl l ud P“*" urc ' f J Httemon con versed with iwu m t to pas <(!ng , rs jn tho New York, who stale ** 'y pa'-od close to the Susquehanna, and saw ,ne passenger, and crew on the deck; indeed they wer,- iQ itesr that a bi.-cutt could have been tossed In jin one to the other, and the passengers werr. walking the deck with an appearance of the hf.n'jst comfort and quietude, which would not oe vc been the case it they had even been disturb ed by a pirate, within a short peiiod, and the fact would, without a doubt, had such an occurrence taken place, been communicated to the captain ol the New York. We repeat, that we believe the leport, in all its parts, A HOAX, a d we trus in Heaven it may prove so. If such is the case, howevur, as much energy should ho exercis ed in ferreting out and punishing the foul villian or villanswho would thus impose upon the pub lic, as has been, or would lie exhibited, upon tbe offenders had they actually committed the piracy on the Susquehanna.” Oliver 11. Piincc. who was lost in the packet shipHomc, was formerly a Senator in Congtcss from this State. UULWEK’S NEW NOVEL. Earnest Walt it auk ns, by the author of “ Pelham,” Engine Aram” •• Ktenzt” Ac. Ac., in 8 volumes, New York, Harper and Brothers. Two neatly printed volumes with the above li. lie have been laid on our table by Messrs. Rich ards and Sloy, Booksellers. We have not hail lime to give this work a thorough perusal, hut judging from the few first chapters which we have read, and the author’s well known talent as a no velist, it is, like all its predecessors from the same pen, well worth the attention of the admirers of well wrought fiction and refined sentiment. Tim Steam Packet Homs —Brutalcomtuc t —We learn ft otn the Baltimore Chronicle of the ICth insl, that the schooner Atlas, Captain Cur. tis, from Washington N. C. arrived at New York on Monday, having on hoatd Mb. Jons Mather, of New York; a passenger on hoard the Home, ■ i'oshad Hilton, of Alabama, a waiter on nnu , , , ■ ,’ulorlunalo vessel. 1 hose persons hoard lltav , 1 , •ss.’ngors saved were rohlicd of state that tho pw ° , . , , • ’he people on shore.— every thing they hail ... ■ 11 . . i,i ... -ka were driven on Upward of an hundred tru«. shore, broken open and rifled of the,.’ co hents,— even the dead bodies were plundered; fivj B ° vc " reigns and a gold watch wore taken from one o. them. —One of the ladies saved, accompanied by a gentleman, went to a house and claimed their trunks, but were driven away with threats and oaths. The lady begged (or her clothes, she ha ving none, hut what she came ashore in, but they wote deal to her entreaties, and drove her away. Senor Don Francisco Pizatto Martizer was pre sented on Tuesday last, by the Secretary of State to the President, and delivered his creden tials, as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni potentiary of the Mexican Republic to the United States.— Globe, »• K\i»ur,** nuir. From the N. Y. MoralJ, Oct 25. LATER FROM ENGLAND. By the an rival ol the transient ship Victoria, (.’apt. Chandler, from Liverpool, we have one day’s later intelligence. The prices of cotton remains the same. On the 85lh at Liverpool, 4000 bales of all sorts were Itought, 2000 on spculstiou. The sales in Lon don during the week, had amounted to 1,300 bags. The importation of foreign wheat in England during the week, had boon 11,830 quarters. Dining the week, 834 ounces of gold and 11 boxes of silver were exported to Holland. Ureal anxiety is evinced in England, for the arrival of ovetdue Atveriran packets, which ate expected to hi iug the accounts of the course Con greet has takvn, relative to our monetary affairs. Trade is improving. The Eniicskillen dragoons, have hod an afliay at Dorchester with the people, who attacked them on the race course with loaded bludge es. The Paris papers announce by a telegraphic dispatch, the arrival of Espartero at Madrid— vvith a force of 16,000 men and 1000 horses. The invading force has made, it is said, a rctro gai# movement. General Bacon bat been liberated at Lisbon UIK'U the intercession ol the British minister. The Emperor of Russians travelling through his dominions—and is received every wheie with the liveliest enthusiasm—of course, it m gbl ceel kif slaves their head* if they did Lot. Frofn fi* V T f*r. Star, Oct 86, f LATER FROM FRANCE. Dy the (racket slop Baltimore, Ctpt. Funk, J «*c hs'e files Ir.rin Havre to Sept.S6lh. ~ it was cX(iccied tire ordinance lor lire disso.u- t iron ol the I tenth Chambers would appear in a „ lew days- 1 The Bank of Fiance to facilitate commerce j now dt.-cuunis daily os soon us the notes are up, I lured. t The Marquis of Clanricarde has passed through j Parts on his wny to London Irom Petersburg, s with ini|H>rtant propositions Ironi me la ter, it is 1 said, touching the pacification ol Spain. J Tire duke of Nemours, on his telurn fiom J Con- uiiliite, it is (relieved, w til espou-e Charlotte- t Frcdertck-Ameha-Aiberliue, aged 21, cousin or i the reigning prince ol Scuwa.tzljouig, Sunders- t hausen. Sue is a protestant. Gas pipes are being laid down in the streets of J the Russian capital. ; A spring of purest water has recently been dis- , covered at the Joot of the statue of Achilles in (. Hyde Park, and the Queen has ordered pipes In g be laid down. 1 The Tyrolese Pro'eslants are provided, by the 1 paternal care ol the Prussian government, with a u pleasant asylum in Silesia. a i The Mu-euui of Dtjohu has been enriched from r the rums of a lately discovered ancient temple, v ( with specimens ol porphyry, bronze, mosaic work, ■' medals, Ac. Tnts ruin was found near tt.e sour- J ce» ol the Seine, and is supposed to be the Roman monument alluded to in history. g The Council-general of the department of the i Lot have voted 5000 francs for a monument to .1 Mutal at Caburs, native of that district. Mad ame M. has presented the department with Go- ’ rard's portrait of him. By and by they will have a statue ol him near Naples, where they shot this „ , brave soldier down with such brutality. n The Emperor of Russia forbids the students e' I , Dorpat university Uam fencing. i , It is considered remarkable that ib -ere wa . rec enough found at Croekfor-i’a (0 . )Ut uut t | lc 1 late lire m that modem Plti ’etnunium. David Prentice, b'.n" lire talented editor of the Glasgow Gliror-.cU, ls dcail . A " Death.—A schoolmaster at t laec ilB d( while rebuking a viilia-, «t to i, ad hi - u ,.iod Ins daug. ler, was so ove-. come w |,h pas •ian ih.u he fell dead, t Sauce sou the Gooyr, KOT ALW ats Sauce ron the Gander. K ,„g Louis Phrllippe may . command the Marse- ( i B 9 pjyinnw heuever he gels i into a sans calotte numor> aa |, e Jhl the other day ,at Versailles. ul Mr. Williams,an Englishman, on oing so r d n le Boulogne Theatre a lew days since, was Ordered out of ‘la belle France” olN 'i it Strong.—You may now breakfast ' ur Jon and dine next day at Dublin. . 1 aonerolti, an esteemed author, is dead at IV f * A. I The ruil-road from Lowrainto Tirlemont was t opened Sept. 81st with great ceremonies. From the N. Y. Commercial Adv Oct.i 6. II THE SUSQUEHANNAH. e Another Report.—There have been various rumors this morning that a schooner hud arrived n ft oar Norfolk, the captain of which resorts that on ■- Saturday last, when cfl lhc Delcware, the ship i- Sosqiieliunnah made a signal for the schooner u to come along side. This was done and the ship s was supplied with twenty bushels of oysters—af n ter which she stood out to sea. We have en i, deavored to find the vessel, but have not succeed ed. j At one o'clock we heard another version of the 0 story —that the captain had gone to the Mayor’s J office ami made his report. We have sent to the J Mayor anil shall give the result, 1 P. S.—Tho messenger has returned from the a Mayor’s office. They have reccivetl no special b intelligence there upon the subject; hut such in t formation as has been there re. eived, corroborates . the oyster-vessel story. I -• • .i-ivjwt.—«■>—»■ m t<mm* (onmiesiMir. I 5 HAVRE MARKET, SEPT. 25 9 Cottons — A fail of 2., 3c. nliin. sin our ratts for Uni tentStalvs sliorntopic t ollotis lets iruluced our it.liters to cotiK- moiv f.i-oiy into the market within the las two • or t roe clays; ami the sa.es, in consequence of this j ctrcuiust nec since unr last report, ore imnoitam. I hey antounl to 7788 hale-, usfut ows: ■ 8377 hui s lain liana, of w hie l'>7 at «0 to 90f; 1892 B at air to 97f 50c; lUH at locf to 102 f 50; and 120 „t 105 and tofif,—sßß Mobile, of w hic SatT T; alo at Ssf to ' 99f; 117 at lOOfaml lot; and 57 at 1061'. I;8 Vicaod 112 at 85f 111 08; 2UIII til 02f 50; amt 101!) i,l 04 to 08f; son Halim, at o*f to n f ; -1011 Caranhiim, at e>2f 50 at 05- iA Cu.minu at 8510 001; 50 vl.xiio ..tflO;'(4 ft, Domiogo I ,1 A'lft.i 87f: and 147 Bengal, at li son the who.e tints pant. • Hie arrivals have been confined to 418 hales Upland reci'irun from New York, Stotk 2i«i :tf $8 bain, of vAhich 5>421 b. V. S. Arr u;. loStpi 22it. 11‘i77 1000 r SIOW 70-I^l 1 Sale ip to 22d Svpt. J*2j' 0 Stuck 23d St*pt. 639 J 0 57801 Sa ts tm tin- 2511 i— 35 baK a Louisiana at 9 Jf: 27 do do -93; 3 > do do 'H); 102 do G urgia 99. Slept. 23— Cotton— 20 burnt Louisiana 9’f. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, BFPT. 25 ‘ The Colton market i« quiet, hut in prices ihere is [ no vhango sime Friday. I lie sules on Saturday and 10-day are’.'soo birgs each dav. p , .MORI LB MARKET, OCT. 26 Fight hundred hales of co non wore sold yeitcr e flay at prices ranging from Id to 124 cents. The 4 sales this inomhig have been about five hundred bales nt the same (trices. There is a slight improve ment in the murk.l. f NEW VORK MARKET OCT. 25 ft *oitoii.~~Ow mariivt exhibits no varimion ai nre our Inal. Stocks cunliuumg light, business coi.se. . quenily la very limited, and prices are well suslnin lt f 1 . I *, amoumiodSO hales, ofwhh h 5 0 were < ( pland at U a 12, including Jsu ne »at I 2* L lo 13 ; i ~ 250 New Orleans ui lOn 13a ; and 100 Florida at *, re 1,8 Fe traiisaclions ore eqn<diy lor shipment and home use. 1 tm -ranwmiHuimmujj • (O' public are respeetlully informed, that * 1 0,1 Wednesday mui mii S next, the Ist November, -11 l o’clock, the PE W 8 in St. Paul's Church , belonging to the Vesliy, w ill he offered for rent (or one year, when inuividuals wishing to Rent will please attend. - Runlets of pues the past year,will be considered -, as retaining them, for the next, except intima- ■ llu.i ltle contrary is given to the undersigned 1 some \.’ lle ’‘unng the present week. 1 G. M’LA UGH LIN, Sect. j Oct. 30, 1837 21 More ; SNODCWhIIhUk t f I rere, '° I this day from New Yura, large I * 1 addition 1 supplies .if sujierior Ingrain t/arpe.’ lß • r of rich colors and of now urn I splendid patterns to winch they respectfully invite the attention of tho s public. „ Get. 30. 1837, 251 q ‘4lll & KEGS W him Lead. Forsaleby « KITCHEN A KOUEKI'SON. |, •’'t 30 • BJ4 h 13,000 ~ ‘ Kll’ClaEN & ROBERTSON, oet 30 254 t] p Etii'limoiid siu iiH ’s Sale, i . a ILL be soltl at the lower market in the city a ’ of Augusta, on the first Tuesday in January next, all of that stock of Drugs. Medicines, Paints, - Oils, Dye Stntfa, Fixtures and (■ untilure, the pro’ petty of Richard JI Cooper, now in .Store No 134 on liruatl street, it Doing the stock recently purcha sed liy stiitl Cooper of M. Antony & Co Levied J on to sail) fy no execution issued on the foreclosure a ot u mortgage in favor cf Edwin Le Roy. Anionv 1 vs. S lid Cooper. RICHARD F. BUS/f, ’ jjtejiu 251 Sheriff. IjO*l, OR mislaid, on tho 28;h inst, a common sized U-allur PoeKot Hoot., containing nou s as well as I can recollect, as follows—One on Thomas D. Key,of JeUer.oo country, lor two hundred and tori 1 dollars; one on J Palmer of Richmond enmity (or one hundted and ninety dollars; one on David' Pul. ] mer for one hundred ilollars; one on Peter Lamar of Lincoln county, for lour hundred and twenty t •even dollars; two on James Jennings; both together c amounting to two bundled and etg it dollars; and l several oth.r smaller notes which Ido not now re- < member, lugother with scrip ot Bank Stock ol the ' Uanen Bank, Branch at to the amount of t thirty shares. Also a number ol other pspers of » value to me. Any iml'urmatiun in relation to the c above will be thankfully rceei ed, besides a liberal 1 tevvord vv ill be given for the Book and its contents THOMAS J, JENJVtNGS « (f 354 Till' tub*T.b«r will !*•»« hw pineal P** #€ of residence between ihe KM and 15lh oi ne«l , I*, ember, lo se.ileuri lim piarnatioti on Ihei bnia- | h«».H |»4- i%i\er,ttiid will oiurnt, unite naie, ou lbs mhof i/irHiii-er, i*«ci «i Liu-hsmi.lTs iooi*,pian t it mu Iniplv iiicnu, it quantity ut i-uni ami I* odder, , and va.iuua uiltclcs ui Hwuso I* uruiiuic otc —ml, j . iceiA iuo Lora a.id Foil ter, will be huiU mi a tred- j nut uw ivo inuttius. ue also viler* lor suit* ibe 10l- i lowing iroc*i of Laud at itiu redmed price ai..icd, I uli.cn In* now on upa* in Columbia county, on the I wuitTs oil I*© iiig-lv.oK*je Creek, viz. Light /iumlied * ylcivu Injdl quant) oak and hickory, lying on bulb j pides ol ihe big-Kiofcee (/reck, on which is anew, j lwonlory Dwelling /JuU.,c, liny by twenty uvi, a J gcNKi Kiu Lnn end • n.oku /Aji;h *, iNegro House.*, a g od barn, .S'lainCh and Ciu-huiun*, wnh a guou mU oi Gin-gccr, ail new, a .d a in hi beautiful situation wilii a dHigintut spring ol wuieraud \ery healthy lor live thousand Hollars cash, or one iinul cash, ihe balance in iwo annual instalments w.ih interest lioio ihe dale. On thin tract U ere is a meadow cun taming tweniy-live acres, culliv&icd this year in Corn, and would, anygcaeoitable year, produce Hhy bushels ol corn per acre, and a good deal ol loud now under cu.tivation would make bom .eight hun dred lo one I housanJ pounds ol'Seed Cotton (any good crop year) per acre There are al least three hundred acres in the woods well timbered, first rale ill. •Seven hundred and fifty four acres, first quality oak and hn lory, joining the above, three hundred acres wood land, heavily limbered; on tins tract there is one field, sixty acres iresh land, now in Lotion. J made last yea’ on that parlot il culnva .ed in Lotion, one thousand pounds ol betd Co ion per acre; a good Dwelling Ho use and Kitchen, a number ol good .Negro Houses, barn and •Mahlcs, dec and uln si rate Cm-hoi.se, 50 by 40 led, wiih a good (ini and running-geer; lor the w hole • w ill >/*ke lour ihousaud dollars. The High' ‘ joro ’ ’ oa( j ruus through ibis iracl S 3 miles AuuUola ‘ Auout lour huimrau a. - e> oJ ljaß d, mixed .utlu.au u..a iucku>. , wo ,f u l eß Rom ihu above on the same road, a place ol resilience, ISO acres cleared, ■ ,J .welling House, with other necessary build ■f3 ', lor ling pmee 1 will lake five dollars per acre. 710 acres first rale Tine Lund, mixed wnh oak and hickory, lies well ; a number of years ago there was eiwtedon this iracl a Gnsl and £>av\ Mi la at the Conjunction ol the two ma n prongs of the Big* Lreek, which is a good siie, within three miles ol the Georgia Kail Koad ; lot) acres in an oid field, I lie land first ruio, the ba.ance in w oods, heavily timbered ; the price five thousand dollars. Auout 240 U acres Tino 1 garni, lying on one of the main loiksot ihe Ifig-Kiokee Creek, on which is a Saw .mil that could be put in operation w ith a little expense, within one and a halt miles of ihe Kail Koad ; there is between six and seven hundred acres ol first rate planting land, lying remarkably well, al in a body, mixed wiih oak and hickory ; about 150 acres cleared, the balance in woo ls, well tim bered. Tor this tract 1 will take three dollars per aero. And also, one other tract of good Pino land, lies well, mixed wiih oak and hickory wood land, containing bio icres, joining the above and ihe tract on which 1 reside; price two thousand dollars. 1 lu* payments of the whole the same as the first. A further description is deemed unnecessary, n« no gentleman will purchase without viewing the premises. 1 have pul those lands thus low wishn-g lo sell before 1 leave Any planter that may wish lo purchase a good iracl ol land, in a healthy situa tion, and near one of the best markets in ihe world lb. the great staple of our country, are invited to call, and 1 will sell him a great bargain. 1 will dis pose of I lie above in any way tosui; purchasers. bho ild I not sell before the Bth >f . coeraber next. 1 will either rent or sell to ihe highest bidder on tha* day. ZACIi WILLIAMS, oct 30 w3w 254 _ BKUUGHT to Jail, on ibe2Bih ft/ inst,a negro boy, cabs himself Wil liatn, says he belongs lo Benjamin C'rafton, Deo.; he is 14 or 15 years old The owner is requested to come forward, pay expenses, ami M T lake him from jail ESSBBB ELI MORGAN, Jailor. Augusta, Lift. 30 w3t 254 Sugars. 1 AAA Alexandria Sogars, Awl ’j OOvI 200,0(10 American do i*,150,000 Spanish do direct from Havana N. SM/TH &. CO. a hvesc. S A casks Cheese in prime order I Q M- SMITH & CO. LOVf, OK mis'aid, in Warren county. Geo. sometime in lire latter part of August last, a /Vole ot Wand on William Simmons fir 355, payable lo the subscriber on the 251 h iJeccmbcr, 1837. All persona are here by forts anted against receiving or trading for said nolo. STERLING JUNE*. Warren co. net 27, JB37—vv3t 252 ATTKVTI N AlCrsl’A «( A Ids! \N atfjiHirnnd meeting of the Company "ill be held at Latnback's Long Kuont on Friday evening nes t at 7 o'clock. A general at tendance of the member., is request ed, and nil those who have it in eoiilemplation to unite with them, are respectfully invited to at tend, oct 20 St L. BOSTW K K, Scc’y. Drier’s Almanac FOR 18 38, For sale by th gross, dozen or single, hy T H ft I C PI.ANT, Augusta. eet 25 I C PLANT (f CO, Colutnhus. On Lo!iM£iimcut. OAA HIU.S. lioaton Rum ' 15 half pipes superior Cognae Brandy For sale low by K. C. BALDWIN, oct 23 gt 2-18 Fire IrotiN. BRASS Andirons, Fenders, Shovel and Tonga, in groat variety, for sale by oct2f> F A W CLARK. i , DKIV .X DK.yr SEC (IN I) Ten J s. ft AfEW style, of Watch of this kind, with two w hour circles and two seconds, both indepen dent-two slops twenty-one jewels, &c , for sale ny (oel 26! F&/f CLARK. Fine* Watches. •W* ORRIS TOBIAS’ fine f ever and Duplex ITJ. Watches, Jos. Johnson’s Church sf. Watch es, ami of all olh. r good makers, for sale hy oet 25 I’. & 11. CI.ARK Bitousc of fi'Uiarrlaieinicißil. The suhserih'T begs leave to inform H ,lis R'cn Is and ihe public, and especially H ■ ■ .1 travellers, that he haa purchased the JjJSSIj House of Entertainment recently kept and occnpi.d by Major Alexander, m Ihr village of Appling, Colombia countv, where he is ready to accommodate all those who may fav or him with their custom —The //otise is ready to receive customers, who w ill meet w ilt every at tention that care on the part of the subscriber, and ol obedient nod attentive servants can bestow. As the subscriber intends to render his house as convenient as any in the country, he will so repair ami improve it, ns soon ns convenience and neces sny will r quire it, until it will be as orderly and furnished ns well ns it can be done, for which neith er expense or trouble will be spared 1 he subscriber will lake this opportunity lo ob serve, that it w ill be his aim, in rendering his house eemforlan.'d to those who will visit it, to make it a quiet and plcas.'mt ret - our. as be is determined to shut bis (lores to tupsc who find pleasure in excite ment and turbulence To accomplish this object, he has adopted the rule, wine, 1 : shall on no Account he departed font, of furnishing no exciting and dan gerous liquors. By pursuing such a course, the Iray. Her will find in bis house, rest. Comfort, and rational enjoyment. Travellers going lo \ugusta, ran taka the right hand ro d after passing Mrs Wellborn's ai d will reach Appling, whirh is on rim mail stage road By taking this road, the distance is not lengthened, and they can find a night's rest at my house NATHANIEL BAILEY. Appling. Columbia cn.Ga., 0ct.25 wAt 351 Wauled. A SITUATION is waived by agradualc of Un ion ( otlcgp, ff- Y , ns instructor in an Acade. my. None but rite best testimonials .will be given in regard to qualification for instructing in all the branches of a collegiate education. Inquiry may be made at the ollice of the Chroni- He & Sentinel mt - c If 251 For Male! A BA , K '"UCHR that has been used but lilt’e ' * with a paw ofgenllc Horses suitable (or family use. Iho above will be sold low. Apply to - 6 N. SMITH‘4: CO. A |N the first Tuesday in Uecemherriext, will he ' , Roi ‘h «''he Court House in Unrke county under an order ot the Court of Ordinary of .aid county, an undivided half of a Mouse and Lot, in the town of Waynesboro’, known as the Eagle and (.lobe Tavern. Also ,n said town. Ut No 40, on wbie.lt there w a Blacksmith’s shop Also, aUt of Ime I .and in said county, containing 3.50 acres, adjoining lands late Aaron Thompson, and cohere Uld as part of the real estate ol Fielding r ryer, dec d. 1 ernts ofsnle on the day FIKI.DING FRYER.Jr . ,c«- S'UL FOR I) MARSH, 11., 1837 w»d 016 Admimvtraters theatre. THIS EVENING, October 30, I W ill be perlormed the popular (’.utncJy ot Town a*»tl Eutiiilry. Reuben t.lenroy, Mr. Forbes Capt (ileuroy, Jacks,,ti. Rosalie .- uiucts, Mr s. .VcClur lloit, .Mrs. t.lenroy, Jueksoa! Alter the Comctiy, j A Pas Stul by Alias Wray, To conclude with (first time in Augusta,) the p, mantic drama of i lie ' '* I ljiiig DuSciiiUitii, UR TUB PHAN lOM SHIP. Vandordsckof .Mr. A. Jack TO n For particulars see bills of the day. 3L Seal, can bo secured at the JJ U , Office from 10 a m till lr u. 1 iO“Tho Doors will be opened at C, and perf , mance will commence at 7 precisely. - Improved Tori 11 PronuiTv FOR SALE. V HP HE Subscriber osiers (or sale the Urge Brick Building, siiuated on the sooth side of firojj street, the stores of which arc at present occupied hy V. Crepti and T 11. Wynll & Co. Also, tl„ wooden liouso ami Lot immediately above the new Bnek Range of the lute John Fox, Esq. For terms apply to JOHN BONES, Esq or to GEO. O. K. W HITE oct 25 sw2m* 250 ISlood Stork npHE Executor of the late John C. (..'node, of -X- Jleckleitlinrg co, Va., will sell at public j out cry, during the Races over the Lafayette course, in December next, the full bread stallions HVAZI.iI and ARAB,and several brood Mures, oct 21 lw4w 247 (htfli’c, 1 AH DAGS prime Cuba Coffee, for strife h)w,ti» IUU (oct 26) N, .SMITH & CD. White *iijfar, OX prirao White Sugar, for sale by (act 26) IV. SMI I'ld & CO v if'M’ri(lc Wine, sPlPESTencrifl« Wine, 10 qr casks do. do. Direct importation, fur sale low. oct26 N. SMITH * CO. To Hrovcrs. Checks on the bank of Ken tucky at sight, in sums to suit putuhosera constantly fox sale hy JOIL/V (J WINTER x Augusta, Ga.. Oct. 21 S’!? if Mtiinfiou Wnnlrd. A youth about ITor 18 years ofage, of the moil steady ami industrious Imbila, and who can give testimonials of the best character, is desirous of getting into some employment. Any person who can give a situation krsneb an ona will please call on the editor of the Chronicle and Sentinel. 9, oct 28 258 'Fohacco. /"ft.N Cons : gnraent,n quantity of Nevanson ’«To- '' V ' bacro, Irum Virginia, ol different qualities, * whie.lt will 1 besofdon liberal tormsby the quantity, and warranted Apj ly at DaWSONLN Warehouse Augusta, Oct 28 ts 253 PALI. A: WiffThtt ! Staple ami I'ancy floods, 'B' Hl’, snltscribcrs have iu»t o|)enod the firllowing « Goods: 0 ( hinele Miauls, rich nn<l handsome patterns Ifi.h.lahbmct*, fig’d and plain, the genuine article T G-4 Merino and Thibet cloths, all colors, Silk. Merino and Cotton //osiery, Sup black Benihnzines, Italian, Srii de Map and G’ros do Svvi«»b Silks. r | do figured* Fancy shaula, >ilk, Gauze ami Rockspu*. Black Italian Crni ca, superior quality, I'Uio white Ciauze Manuels, Superior Bed Blankets, extra sizes, A I' l ;* r i ge i ) n " d fere " eral ÜB ' or,me " t of Cloths, Elite, Id k, Brown, Green, ('add and other color!,, .Samuels, plum and striped. Red and white Flannels, Blankets, Keraevs Lmseys Checks, plaids and stripes. Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings Linen, Carpetings, Rugs, K ’ Domestic and imported Prints urT-f? 1 ? o ’*-- Mrilbothur i" 'h-ir Ithe.ihev olhir at lair prices. oct 23 EDGAR * CARMIC/7AEL, 4 Valuable Farm for fTalcT | A u xl s, ' nber “. o( T or , < ‘ ,r sale ,h,,t valuabl. ~ rA K .tI , recently belonging: to- Samuel Lew. liter, deceased, lying on the waters of Cedar and 11.. g Creeks, ,n the'county of Jones; about 10 mi/ri from Clinton, and 16 from Millerigcville, comamijg iraf l.'»lf 7 f '"| , "' h I s r ‘ 1 : 1 n,t . e 'voodlatul; thercmail ,nk * ,a ” ls H‘ nred and in fine condition forcHltiva- ? non. Attached totlie premises is an excellent txrisl anti Saw JWfl, on never failing streams, and in a fine neighborhood | or custom. It is considered that this (arm is not in lenor to any m the county far rile prodneifonuf I corn cotton, wheat nr oats; and’ is situated in a I neallhy and pleasant neighborhood It is provided T wnn ait rite necessary improvements and con yen Farm* carry,n ® on an l ‘Xtenwvo and profiiablt f wis, ' in S lo Purchase, wdl make applies I ton to either ot the suhscnherK, who will shew the | land and make known the term*. | E. T I’AYLOR, . WM LOWPHER. Clinton, .eo., June 20 Isn ts 3 0 |3ii’c. A DOLING negro Wcman who is a g *od cook. 91 ripply ut this office. W ocl zs 243 l»e sold, at the Market house in the i . iovvn of Louisville, on ihe first Tk eday .• m January iiexi, within the usual hours of saic, la li buhior, and ngrecable lo an order ol lha Hom.rable Inferior Court of Irffcrson eounly, w liea Hilling for onlinary purposoH. One. ffuiidied and Fig lily Aitcs, more or less, ol Oak and Hickory laud, about two miles fr m l.ouisvilie on the Au giKl.i road,improved and udjo ning lands of Gamble, Bailey, Gobert, and others; being hind w hereon the late U illiam Manson of said county lived and died,and sold os belongingfo his esiaie. Tciras of sale ou lho day. L. BKKIiY HO STIC K, Adm’r. wi'b the will annexed. oct 26,1837 wtds 251 ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES OF Carpeting. Snowden A' Shear, HAVE just received from New York largo addi- | tionoi supplipK of superior Ingrain Carpeimg, of new and splendid pattern*— also,.superior 5 8,3*4 and 4-4, ricli Biripcd V r cnctian Carpels, to which / they respcdfiilly invite like ailcnijon of the public, ocl 23 24H For Sale. *• | AN active likely jVEGRO BOY.betwtvn Ifiand H 17 years old, neennfomed to field and b»>us« vyork and the caro ol liorses S‘»hl on account of his owner making preparations to leave ihe .Siole. S Apply at thin office, ocl 23 fit* 248 Removal, I: H. BURLEIGH has mnoveti lo No. J Broad street. oct 4 232 To»l. „ . i (O UI’POHED (o have Ween taken from Ihe Kail LJ Road Dope!, on the 2.1 net. ihsonyb S one Box marked I, C. Orr, Anderson i' Jf/’anym - P funnalion rcspccling the said bx w ill lie thanklully L tecetved al this office, or Ibo Hamburg I ißpusilojy- |T ocl 4-232-wAt HI, JKFFKR ■ * “*_ | DOCT. I». J .INK’S. Carminative llalsaim m HEALTH RESTORATIVE., the cure of malign nt, spasmndic nr Asiat ic cholera, cbolcramorbus.diarrhea nr looaenesa, dysentery, sick or nervous bcadaclie, cholera inlaa lum or sumijer complaint, choiio-, cramps, sour 'lomachs,&c. Ac. f bis rn iticino is not recoinro- nil ed as a "panacea” to dire all diseases to whicn “ flesh is heir to” but as a remedy in diarrhea j > lB beginning and latter atages m Dyscntnry, cholera morbus, the spasmodic or malignant cholera, ciaml 1 ’ thdics, tick at id nervous headache. It is ulso a j sale and efTectunl remedy for cottghs and colds. Juat received and tor sal ■ hy oct2B ANIONY <fe HAINES^ BROUGHT to Jail, on Fri- Joy the 6lh oct- inst., a J 1 *!, man, about S 5 years old. dark complexion, who su) s / belongs loJno F King ol A / gnslii Ga. said hoy when law" " r up was riding a sorrel D» ’ and calls himself VVia Gairelt. ’lbe owner w " quested to call and pay charges and take him aw . J. ALEXANDER,JaiIor. Cehirabta eoorV Oel 9 »»