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THE INDIAN MEDIA!ION.
Tfc* deputation of CVrudtewClnefi. proceed-J
(l»f lo Fli*rltfcl7lo. Bur ptftil . „iHvcdltvn..t hi-I
iwttn li.*« *tt4 ill* l.i*u«*vl sSau*#, HU I
h«re of i V/j-aij, t. V, ii» u u .± bi, in ib» *iram r
Thai rtbe.
W(• Jj jV,* I fpj.y ,fl* n J .’L ( ] r . I
hv*na t* Uir niui iQtfvt l{ I V-. <• |
C<Mtl;>nj4 K’tliiuii'liti hluh'v I * (!.« Ml* }
Ilur.il-..lCltciukae who (waned ilgdiovHnf that hi
IMldeWsmds tbf^a•. o!», situation in wlrie-h tin- ■
soon ;ui d- of the cooir.rj xr, place I, ami pro- I
perly estimates trie good te.hngs rnu-rl mil'll I> y
our iji'wimnnit toward* alien'. We nnenf
lh* hope that lire mediation may 111- ailoe.-cut; |
♦or. while Wv fuel Uir strongest indignation m j
ll»c outrages that have kvti » ocnnilii d lr these
savages,we hull' III) desire (list their Monti sin Uhl
baaltfitl.ir it iajiouttilo to avoid proceeding to such
■n extremity'
To Ihe Chief*. Headmen and ll’nrriort of the •
Seminolei, of Florida.
I address you in iho inline < f I lie Cherokee
Notion, ae Me piinripsl Chief, and \t nil lliu ii’cl- ,
ings of* brother, In.ld out (tie I.and ofh tend-hip.
I am of the Aboriginal raeool *1 red man, ol Una J
great Ulaiul, and *o are yon,
Ihe |ialh which lends from my council fire to '
that of your* it a long o c, ami there Inn b.o.i
■to itnercoutse between on. My native laugo*);.'t
la diEorent Iron) (hafol youia. end vve me strsn- j
ger* to cadi Other. Yet Ute lime vva- when our :
mo e to. a once smok'd the puor of pea e togeth
er, there fore 1 a-k you lialen to my talk. Do j
not h t my wont* enter in one iur anil puss util |
the ol'.iei like (he limit’ * tvintla hot receive tlieul
firmly into your heerta hecau ethny pmanalu Ttom
the purest leeiings of toy own heart for ymir wel*
fa i a,
Druthers, lialen ! I have heard of the gloom
which overspread* y our Uml, ol the loud muter*
Inga of tho Mg gun. and ill* shrill echo of Hut
war "hoop, of thu tuMlilo blow which hat hern
atiin k between you and our white brethren !
Tina i< had newa, and it make* mo feci aorry.
Perhipa yon may havu heard that the Chorokeca
ara also in trouble about their own lamia ; this
ia true; hut I havu awoken to my peojrto and they
bare hatenud. I told them to rcninnlu'r tho lan
gunge of President Washington and bin illnslri
oun successors, and to hold fast to the laidt ol
Iroiticn, which, hy mutual consent, have hceu no*
leantly pledged U'twet'ii our Nation ami the Loi
ted butes, that tint Inwa and liejtiea for the ao
eurily and protection of our right* were the only
wcapona with which *c mual defend ihein. that
if it has been our misfortune to suffer w rorig*
from the Stands of our vltite brethren, wo should
iol rifvtrsir of having justice r*.ill extended to us
hy die United Stiles. Ur.ilb'is, I a n now in the
beloved City where our Esther, Iho President ol
the United Stales, is eoi od, and his g eit Coun
cils are held. I have with tun a delegation of
choacn men, acnl hy Iho council of my N.iiisti,
for the purpose ul endea vofl ng to aetllu nd ttur
dtffe < neea with our white brethren upon peacea
ble end friendly term '.
Since our ar tval hero wo have nP'l with dele
gations ol red iifii front several nf Ilia Northern
tr.iicii. Among them we havescsit Illaek Ha lit,
of whom you may have heard auinctiiing. They
hsto all coma >nt a peaceably mission to the Ho
ver,intent of the United Suite iu relit ion to the
aiTaita ol llr.'lr respeOllvo N tltons. llrotltUia, 1
have ahikeu the hands ol our elder brother, the
Keemtaty ol War, ami ul our father, the IVsi
daiu ol tho United Sutua, and l.dked with thorn.
1 fold our alder brother that it glided my heart
to hear of tho shedding of blood helwecu our
white and red brethren,the Se.ninoles, ami inked
him if it coul I not ho stopped and In aled by tho
balm of peace; lie pnmipily rrplud yes, it ml
■aid that lie bad no desire to sited tho blood of
the red men, ns it was the wish ol his ItVarl to
treat them all with kindness and liberal justice,
and aaaitiod me ihalaueh were the Ibelings of tho
President lo'.vi.'d.; them, but that thu (Invent
rneiil could not take any steps in yt ur alliiirs
which may lie interpreteil into an au of wcaknosa.
Vet if your people denied peace, ami would lay
aside- your vvoibko attitude, and come in, that u
treaty ol peace would bo negotiated with you,
under the author! y nf the Piesnlelil nf the Untied
States, and that a veil ahull he thrown uver every
thing that has taken place during the war, mi that
they iney lie covered ami never remembered ir
ie.cngeil. That yoe, Oeeola, Powell, and all
others, who may have been cuimideifd us prin
cipal actor* in the con lb el, ahull be received into
ce,ua! fa trot and protection, with all the Bemitiules
in the treaty of Peace.
brothers, my hands are clean, and they have
never been aluittfd with your blood—they ore
olVsred to arrest the updated weapons of death,
audio stop tho eirusion of blood between it red
and while brother. Pur the sake of ) our women
and ihildien, (beseech you not to push away
my hands (run you, nor to tu ’i your hack upon
me.
1 tell you in the language of truth, that 1 have
no other interest in tin* mediation than tho com- ,
mnn good which the bler- ings of peace bestow on
a I mankind,
I do not stop to enquire who lias been in fault,
nor to throw Illume upon \oa or our while bretlt- '
ren for what ha» taken plo.e. I, is enough for I
mo to hear that our white brethren says that i
they do not desire your destruction, mid that they 1
nte tv filing to nefiochvlo pease and friendship !
with you, and to Mgei all tho evils whieh lp»ve
transpired lieltveeu you and tlieur, lbs I you may j
heiealtrr hall oavti other more (iruity l>y tin 1
hand of hrotl.o ly love.
Brothers, 1 will it t speak of the great power I
nf tho United Hla os' Clovommenl, beeau. e you
know all aliout it as well as I do, n ir will I say
nny thing to operate upon your fears, for I know
that a brave people, when driven to a stale of do. -
prratinu, would sooner die vrml r the iltotu arm
of (lower, than to alniiik and dio the death of the
onward.
brothers, I have truly related to you, vvha' has
been said to me by our elder brother, who repre
sents ouy father the President of the United
Stales, in relation to your Nation. I helivo his
words to have been uttered with it sincere heutl.
( have tlivtefow proU' red to heroine mediator for
the restoration of peace and friendship between
you and our white brethren, and 1 rejoice in tel
ling you that it his been aeisrpted, llrolhers, I
have sent a letter to mv asweiate Chief, it homo,
to it)term Ilona of alt this. I h tve directed them
to wnd fnr of tuy trustwhurlhy and conl'tdon
n*l men, wnh an interpreter, to goua tm swnaer
»f peace, uml forvvbh bear you this li'k. 1 litl-t
you will lake them by thu band and smoke tbo
oipo of brotherly fiiuxlship with them, (will
tell you their name- :—Tekalwkeh. a ets Hair
Conrad, Taskehelehee, alias Jesse Uttsheyhead.
Cosahelth, alias Iviehard Fields, Ahluhs(ni|uah
alias Thomas liedwoiHb and llteir interpreter, To
lahkahtjuahlil, alias the Pole Cat.
They go tinder the sanction and protection
of our Father, the President of tho United Stales,
and they are accompanied by a Special Agent,
Col. John Shohorne, who is sent by our r ider
brother, the Secretary us War, from lUia ctvy lot
that pupoac.
but I will apeak to you with the voice ol h
friend, and with the voice nf reason advise you
as a small Uota brave |>cople, to act the part of a
noble race, and at once to Ihmw ymiieelvn ttpou
•the magnanimity and justice of the A mer e in peo
ple, for I will again repeal tbit unr elder brother,
the Secretary ol War, says that thu General
Government ardently derires to terminate this
contest without the further rtfa-ion nl ld' Oil, and
(bat it would be gratifying to ail who are u.inna
tod with kind (rulings tow ards then rod brethren,
to nee you return to the pallia of jieaec. That it
you desire peace, it w ill be granted you, and that
■every kindness and indulgence in the power of
the Government w ill he exercised tow aids you.
Druthers listen. Can you turn a deaf ear lu such
kind feelings and generoua sentiments, and will
jrou prefer war to peace, and the utter ruin of
your people to their welfare and happiness! 1
cannot and will not believe it. A* to the terms
upon which your treaty of peace shall lie nego
cittad, I have nothing to say—that is a matter to
he agreed upon between you ami the Govern
tnem uflhe United Stales. ] hive been assured
however, by the Secretary of War, that you shall
be liberally comjiensaled for any losses or injuries
you may have sustained by the injustice of your
whit* brethren, and turther, that as cr petee ami
I oirndahtp ah fit have Iri n lavtotrd.fvlaodd von |
j drain* to send a dob gatmn '« pnv a vent to yvHtr .
I lather, Ihe I*l. -id'-nt of tin Dotted s ate., I IU rj;
..ray wo ay... 5 t.j ti 1./'wion you and hi. e|
I id CiK|j|itiiiT Wii.i jut p. as, iiiti V* Us I
j u \ ii.ro.. wbo «i.l «S«- -hku >**>• Ihw
j foutbwtttiy iwkjjrn n. «l*« of fifjce. j
I wl» »in fiarid*, wJI »:! *r you ll.«f uglil 1* mw! j
j of friendship and lb- pipe ..I p< . e, wiiivli I trust,
| wilt lie script'd and s i.okt d .vjth them and nu>
j white brethren. May tin great Autll-t n( bum m
I exiatenre, I<■ -ith you in your rl.lib'ia I'm. and
j (tin- you Wisdom and a pure heart to ilect.lt* right
| . ously tor the fntnie prosperity and (tipptnesa of
i ymir N ition. is the « nci tc prayer of your friend
j Mid . Ider brother. (Si-nrd)
KOOWIiiSKUOU i:, alia* JNO. ROBS,
j Washington (hty, O lober, 18, IHK7.
BfotliCii! Wo tiave beard the talk ol our Cb*ef
in you, it is a go.«l talk. Wchapeyoo will re
| ce.vc it . the same spirit of kind ness in whieb .
I It Is oil. red—and that (In' flood whieh Uan(!« over
yon miv b .|i-peied f lha'. y. u will ln.*e a< • rsk
| and a liti.lit suit to bea n Upon yon women and
children, to invigorate, the growth ol the future
welfare and hr.| pine . of y.njriS’ntiou, is the wish
I .if your siniore Urodiers of the Ulnrotteo Ideleg.i
--j I.on who join their Uh<s tti nli'eritig to you the
Jt.ind nl Irtendshlp,
I bt,,nod. It, TAYLOR.
l.llU AKU GUNTEIt.
d.\a HHuWN.
HA ML. (Hill (fIJNTER.
ELIJAH (lIUIvS.
HILU WAKLK. X his roark.
Will I K PATH X do. do,
Tn—Micnnopy, Poi.ip,Cojcole eor Wild I at,
O.enlt Povvel, ami others of the Chiefs and *V ar
riors nf ll.c Hominoles of Florida.
{From the .V. u York (lazed/’)
Joiivsov’a l,*«r Hen»ea.—Mr. Kndieolt has
•mt us a sheet eunlfiiriing apeciinefia of D.
John ton’s mutable drolh'rii'a whieh he rails the 1
"Great Loro Fnen Juggernaut, fl r.ew eonsole-a- t
tnry Sub-Treasury lisg Monster.’’ The rsr has |
a head marvellously like that of Mr. Van Uuren
ft ml a tail as long a* IMsrlde’a in tho “Deep, deep.
»ca.” Collared to this car ara some well known
political beasts of harden, and they make it fly
like fury on the "rail road to (.erditlon,” It t- nl
very fine and effective, hut wo must do our own
caricaturist, nl Courllsml street, the justice to say,
that two or thro • of tint ideas mid even Iho dr
tugs originnirp with him, Tho m wchi'J, ( iea j.
ittg in tho footatepa of (he old one.ij neatly an
exact copy nf R thins mV M.«le. n Uaalatn and
his Asi.otnl the gie.tl Jnml | lU!{ 0 f Missouli
Uenl-on rolling lis ball, (s copied by Jnboson.
J bis is tbo ease 100, with "lionquo's Ghost.”
Ilul no matter,, ,vo sit pose these artists tlont
r ite for Htii'li .bingo, and Robinson himself pro
bably i a* well pleased to see himself “copied” as
editor* ui newspapers. Johnsons pnelty is ol
prime quality ami we subjoin it.
ft Tit# ijkritr.n ov snisrusrsns xvo iixrrEn
tvtitirrxry ittitnitt.
Thou m t.'i . cr .layer, BUNT-ON gold,
Who every bank WOULU-UUilYt
Who KKN't) ALL things in lint womb of lint •,
And wiser grew than -ago iJogh triy.
Ktnlowed witli WIT KNKF. deep in lore,
'Muttgsl letirued pundits fit the AV.N,
Thou stand's! a learned financier.
And a In,line.l seer, without fniati,
For thou did'hlsee Misautsippi's bank,
( Clio on'y bank devoid of r.tg)
() erll tvv with sbining yellow gold.
Instead of HICKORY leaves and snugs,
Then in tby yellow rurrtnl, eye
Thun pay the hearer twelve and a half cenli
At sight! anil charge the mme to n c.
Yours with respect, and d —n the expense.
Accepted, BENTON. LOCO FOCO.
m mt »■—i w wniH'tm»i—ijggp
Tneaiiti)' levelling, \ov, 14-
dj’ Wo arc ret|ue ted to abilu that a fevV co
pies of the Rev. Thomas Smyth’s sermon on the
loss of tho Hume, with a narrative by one ol the
surviving passongort, have been left for aide at
the (look-lore of Messrs. Plants, Iho proceeds es
which are to be given to the Charleston Port So
ciety,to uisiat in erecting a new 3. time it's Chnpell.
A few copies of the same have been left with
the Rev, John Winter, to bo di-posul ol for the
same purpose.
Gen. Smith is at present engaged in enlisting
voliinlecrs for the Florida service, in the city of
New Oilcans; font whence hois expected to
embark lor the scat of war, in the course of a few
diiy.-t. A large number us Volunteer* have placed
their names tt| on his muster toll.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
Our slip-from Now York, this morning, COIf
ulu come further returns, front which it seems
tlte vlctury of the whigs is not only confined bo
| the city, hut that tho etiliro stale has been curried
,by an overwhelming mi'j ui y. It is reportedtb.it
ibe ft,'.' ’ sen aioriu I election of the t\~ht i lit
i Irictf h is. also been carried by the wbigs.
Tbo N. V Cnmuiereiul A.lveitis, r, of tbe lOlb
hist. hold, li.v following language on the subject
! of ill-' (Mb wbi", victory:
THE TRIUMPH’
Cive no’ the , it jo;
1 And lot tl.o kettle to the trumpet speak—
* The itu.iipel I ilioeanimnefr without—
j ’i'l.e cuimon- to tbo heaven tbe le ave.i to earth!
lively win o of Ihe Iliidsnii walls another
and ami’ll r nolo ol victory. As far ns we
have hoard, including two ciin.itkm td Loner
! 1.-I ntd. tin.l prom ednijj west In Omitulnen. n t
IAHI Mi I.f. ViN lU'ltr.N MHII111;It nVTUR I.KU
1 tai.ATintr. has di;f.n i;i.i;ci uii: ami all the
: cni.nl cs luve le.'it it.'.ird Irnin In Unit extent,
. siivn lliiiso id R i.kland and Putnam.—Tbe
■ lift nt these lias probably non u for the admin
-1 Utrutiun; and llncl land nny have tint..'the
j satin'. Mnl it is of small e,. ..pienee, either
1 I Wav. Till! Mine is " odccmi'd, rceci.ma cl,
i mul d si'tillirnll<;d,” by niaj.irittcs ll.c most
I as'DUntllny,
In addition to the return* which vvr published
' yesterday, we glean the fallowing front tho same
' pa; er.
Wts re it rsir.u fiovxn has given a whig tmt-
I jotily of 800. Mateynisj. last year, was 132 ‘.
•1 Roe it l*.vn CovxTV gives a w hig majority of
■ I 123.
1 Oiianiik.—Tli* Whig ticket U cleceJ by n
j nu»j*utiy of uUuil 300.
( | UuTiiiEM Curntt.—Whij mujurily 13«8
Mircy’* mnj. lubi year 1060.
, Ulhteu I’UUTi giviu \!io Whig Senator a
r mujv>r’ny of 800 lo 1000. Marry** maj. last year
1 1404.
Gusev.—Tlte Whig majority is 275.-
IMarcy’s mnj. last year was 1103.
CoLoinu.—The Wbigs have caniej their
ticket hy a majority of 123 voles,
i Alii vvr.—Whig utsj. 7 i 4. Many's mnj.
I j last year 589.
> ! UxvHuux. —The Wlttg Sheriff i< elected by
'! a nrsjoriiy of 231 voles. Morey’* mnj. isst year
’ 383;
| j Soil vtoo*. —The Whig mnj. is estimated at
from 4 lo OUO.
SiHX.VKerin*. —Vv'big majotily S lo 300-
Morev's tnoj. last year 403.
Sc it oh *ii i l. —Whig niajirily 151.
UttooXK.—The Whig majority is reported to
be 8,0.
j MoftTaoacrit. —Whig majority 300. Marey’s
i majority lasl’year 339.
I Or kii>A*.—Ueporled Whig maj. 1000, Marry’*
I maj. last year 3146. .
Hr.nnisßtr—Civi’tix, end o<uvhasa
counties are retried a* having given whig ma
' jorilic*.
i
f»« far taheard from u...y ONE VAN BURE Nj hj
MEM ELK at rb- •—•i.ldy bast 1«» eleci.d.^'i
Ot) ?: rrMHA,' .iff! u in> (
Itx*i idler iho Ghihuhl A*m,ii.i ly v»«nl liirou;rh
t.-l.
J’ur the WrMv-tii Hofitil Cobb o r
AtbniH w »tt*cl«cU»J on the tiv '’,vj Imllot.
For ihe Ocmulgne Circuit, WHliawi O. Smith
of i wax clfctrtl in ike jn*l I j o'.
For the Flint Circuit, Surk of wai j
eledcJ on I lie h-cothJ ballot.
For the H- uilicrn Circuit, 'VVilliatu W. Wig
gin«vi iH e!ccud on ihe Fir*t hall<it, : j
John O. Xicolt tva>* llieu elected Judge of tin*
Cdurl of Oyer and Terminer for Ihe city ol 8a j
vaimah. ' j
Thu-N far, not a ‘lngle B:a!o U.'ghtß man Ini |
Ikccii fltTit’d to any oliVc, by Ligirflaturc, ; v
m.».| the most that onr ( any haa been able lo do, • (
ban beeu in pbiiiu irF*UnceH, lo prevent the (l-c- 1 f
lion of Annie obuoxionH and iiicompeieiit men ol j
the o’.b• r party. It l?i a conaohog icflcrlion tliat I <
(bi<i I*ct,i' lu'.uie d >t « not represent i» nvij »riiy of j j
ibe (N.ople of tbe. HtAlc, and (h ( arty which wqm* I
to carry every thing luduro llinn here, t feci- ; x
koiik* mirgiving-e—sorue occanional compunctions,.
wln ii they reflect ihul 'hey arc wielding tl»c pow-1 (
it of ll.c Bute, w' ile the people are against them. ;]
The following commiUce>r were ibis j
morning appointed by tbo speaker of the House j
ol Uepresentiiti’ es. | ,
On the state nf the UeJ)uhUc~~)AcfiiW% Kelly I
of Houston, Btrondol (’lark, nobinso**. of r, I
Christian, .Siulbnga, Uobi r:son of Cul' urn j 1 | tl| p en .! (
teenst, Moore, (,’nx, Steel, Crftw ' orJ( Ma . j
bone,Johnston, Gihbs,Sbaffr >f((Jarr a s JLbersham, |
Henderson, Gonner.
Un Finance ,_Mcs«rs. Brown, Trice of Jus.
per. 1' ran 1 >nn> |l(|| t Hryaut, Daniel, Clark ol llall,
fitmb , J|ar.lago, Newton, Turner, Slalham,
Hudson, Evans, I’ayno.
On /’eUlimi, —Messrs. Strickland, Stewart,
Colly, Meadows, Maya. Lanier, Lambert, Young
J< met.
.Military Committee. —Messrs, Cleveland,Wat
son, Hazzard, Hilliard, Metiwc.hcr, Hall. King of
Greene, Wilkinson, Black.-!,ear, Carr of Craw
led, Floyd, Holm, ; Calh mn, Cano of Camden,
Walton, Hrooieu, Langford, Chandler.
On J'rinlimr, —Messrs. Holton, Me'Arlhnr,
Franklin,Fei pics, Awlry, Stapler, Neal, Maxwell,
Pollard, Chester, Wynn ol Oglethorpe, Smith ul
Appling.
On the Judiciary, —Messrs. Meriwether, Kelly
of Houston, C.awford, < .’ant) hull, Jenkins, Kenan
H. G. I ..tmar, Crane, Mc Kinley, Toombs, Shut, j
fer, Dougherty, Gray Stephens, Whitaker) Bull,
Mltipp, Duke, Dunn.
On J'nhlic lidncati'in. —Messrs Jenkins,
Harris, Hunter, Lockhart, Stroud Walton,
Reaves, (jtiarlerman, Stafford, Human, Parker,
McDowell, Moore,Grubbs. Weaver. Hast, Dyer,
Kemp of Campbell.
On Internal Improvement. —Messrs. H. G.
Lamar, Goodwin, Scarlett McDonald, Warthen,
Hatcher, lingers, Fitzpatrick, Hampton, Lanier,
McFarland, Dobson, Sharp, i’rica of Gilmer,
Houston, Jones of Finnklin, Dunn.
To examine the Jonrnnh. — Mcssts. Cone ol
Green, Cukor, Urunt, Welhorn of Union, Wynn
of Gwinnett, Collier, Prescott, Wilson, Reid,
Guar, Camp ol Henry, Jones of Harris.
On T.nratmcnt. —Me—rs. Gtay, Allen, Kelly
o( Raima, Ftier, Duke, Gteun of Lee, Ford, Pat
lerson, Craft, Darden of Watten, Whitaker,
Green of Caorpholl, Ptieo of Ju-per.
On the Penitentiary. —Messrs. Mitchell,
Spencer, llcnfroe, Landrum, Green nf Marion,
Colherf, Rivers, McCrary, Carroll, Whelchel,
Goodman, Join s of Washington, Uowcn, Ketii(>
of Lowndes, Ward, Phillips.
On Itnnk e. —Messrs. tSolninon, Smith of Han
cock, drown. Moscly, CutnpbelLKodes, Eppenger,
J. H. Lamar, Culver, Harnett, Goodwin, Hrait
ham, King of Mclntosh, Jelks, Clark of Cam),bell
Burnett,
Tho Home parsed a resolution culling upon
lltd Governor for wha'over information might bo
in thu Executive i.fiico in reii.'i' lll to the raising,
of the 'roopj under Col. Nelson, and iho rettti,..'.”
in which they s and towards tlte G encr.il Oovern
meutulso lo confer w ith Col Nelson on thesuljeet.
Mr. Honnhum of Putnam intiuducod a bill
to compel tho Banks to resume specie pay mv it Is
on tbo 10th day of March next, and !o prevent
the issue and ciiculalioti of all hills under Uud.l-;
iars after litat day, and all under twenty dollar
after feme future period.
Stainlit g Coimnitlees of die Senate, eppointid
this day.
O i the Slate of the UepnbUe. —Mc-srs. McAl
lister | Powell of Me.'lttlosh, Andson, Ueall,
Hutchings, l.avvson of Henke, Mu’Donald, Col
tliull. Powell ol Talbot, llaidiman, Miller,
Hornes.
On Interned Improvement— Messrs. Powell of
Talbot, McAllister, King of’Glynn, Janos, Chirp-1
man, Hill, King Os Crawford, Lockhart, Lawson j
. of Houal,n, Suiekland, Wilson, Vainer, Floyd,
■ May-.
, On the Judiciary. — Messrs. McDonald Pryor,
Harris ol Ualdwin, Patlurson, Hill, Smyth, Hur
•bon, Caleltin Colquitt, Black, Paris, Hutch
! , °
mgs, Floyd, Camden.
On Hnnkt —Messrs Hudson, McDonald, Mil
ler, McAllister, Burks, Colquitt, Halstead, La
mar, Powell of Talbot, Holmes, Harris of Bald
\vt , Wells,
1 On the Penitentiary. — Messrs. Cochran,Corn)
Smith, Perry, Hutt, Surroncy, Sheffield, Knight’
Key, Stoll, Conyer, Polk, Reynolds, Hiown
\\ right.
On pittance —Moss’d. Beall, Peatson, Mitch
ell, Hurks, Ingram, Ounngen, Hines, Fans, Har
ris of Talialero, Regers, Echols, Avery,Futvvoud.
On Public Education- —Mess s. Patterson,
Lawson of Hutke. Catching, Hardiinati, Hid
Moseley, Haralson, McDaniel, Camden, Gibson,
Stott*, Cuny of Decatur.
On Printing. —Missis. Lawson of Hurpc,
Bond, Adair. Heck, Obar, Smilli of JelUrson,
Atkinson, Cowart, Haynes, Murphy, Dmnigen,
Waimu"ll, Guess, Morgan.
r On the .MiUlnra. —Messrs. Williamson,
Hurnes, Garmony, Cleveland, Livvhon, Moseley,
( Ingrain, Cone, Hull, McGar, McDaniel, Holmes,
Curry of Washington, Cooj.er, MeLemioo.
A bill bus been introduced ia tho Senate by-
Mr. Black to abolish the action of Ejectment and !
other things which will work a great change in )
, the practice of law—( w ill send a copy of the btl 1 .
as soon as |>ussiblu.
> [run* oi'n lomiKsi’o.vDLvr.j
WASHINGTON NOV. Mth, 1537.
i Huzza for NBW-YORK!! Th« “Democracy 1
of nunil’cr-" have overthrown the sjxiilsatcti in
the vety field of their strength. See the particu- j
l*>B of the glorious news tn the slip fiom the 1
New Yotk Express, which 1 rend along with this
V thr E«pr*., Mil!. T c W.i . J
he in ||i« city by a to «J •* I) *'* f^lt ' 1
Ai ■. n*• v» n . t t " • l'i*
■ ;«•««,' to , ,M». -a •.
• - .
rvhnßect.ly City, mJ > [
Al.ii.my County, •■,
lirn*»c!.er, 33 ■!
Orange, 328 I 1
Dnldie**, 1.600 ;>
2,O'* 3
The Editors of tiic Intelligencer have received .
a letter fioni an authentic ttourccs saying, **i ! ;
have little doubt that the Whigs hive carried the j
A««etr.hly.”
However the Slate may have goto the result
in the city of .N ew York ought to convince too |
Spoilsmen and Experienter* that tha conical in .
which they tire cn..oged most end in their over,
throw w!hnever the intelligeneo and ri lent
r flhe (tci jilc t hull ho llioroeghly r. .u-ed. Tt’.ey j
must at h-t give uny. They may eel ty.hnl hey i .
cannot long prevent a return lit t.-.c Ueosir.ga of
Ino (iovemm nt, and to the cej tyrnent i-f a 1
sound, suhs'ooti.il, ami nidform cai.t ncy. You ,
u;!i,n idun too v,lint a ■ alt* 0 f |V e; iug
was pro lu. ed in NaW York hy *.* a U 'ic
tory. I can give you onctl , tlun of ihe jay
attd exullaliun the '.. lt or, gcoce excucd amongst al>
1. 1 .a os 0f0.,, independent citizens; or of the dis.
Inoy and Cf.- -nu ,j on carried t« the President and
' .ainbun*. It is not easy to hear the foot,
tills of the spoilsmen before they may make their
spring—but it is mailer of common notoriety that
the Administration strained every effort to gain a
triumph—the introduc.iun of voters Irani other
place* had been (sedulously alien led to hy the
Tory plotters—largo sum* were promptly raised
and unsparingly expended for the corruption of
electors—intimidation was carried to a greater
extent than it ever wa* curried before—the most
experienced and expert ham!* at electioneering
were led on hy Amo* Kendall himself, who ha*
been proton to have written letters to the leading
I, ea Pacos, and to hate stuck at no king to |
delude and mystify the people—hut in spi,o al, !
—the spoihtueu have bean defeated and their
candidates driven fern place hy large majorities!;
What consolation may he it, store for .Mi. Van
Uuten from other ipiartcrs, wo cannot say, —hut
it i* certain ho and his hienJshcie, now-look with
trembling at the prospect and the more knowing
om express openly their apprehensions that '.he
"Us emeu Exi'imtn-vr" will he, to the long tried
patience of the people, like the last straw on the
back of the carnal. I r will huisak tr down I
In different qttjrter*,the opposition are streiighten.
mg their torce.a, and incrcasm ; their power I and
die Cabinet are now visit d with qualms of con.
sciouancss that that which they themselves have
done and are doing has created and developed
| the power they so much halo hnd dread, liy
1 their uhstinate persistence in ‘‘expedients”—hy
their sullen stand against the public interests—
they are catling all the energies of the people into
exercise, and practising and improving them in
the best mode of showing their strength. If the
spoilsmen and their leaders had been nmro wor
thy of their power, they might have perhaps bus
banded it for years: and the corrupt piincipies on
which they ate united might have long escaped
the attention of a majority of the people, or at
least have bocn insufficient to excite popular in
dignation so effectually ua to lead to their over-
I throw. Hot the manner in which they have pul
I forth their power, and arc continuing to exercise
| it, has alienated their friends, and is every day
strengthening the giounds of opposition occupied
hy their adveiiaries.
Was it reasonable to suppose that my other
course would be pursued by men united only (as
Mr. Calhoun truly remarked at the seamen before
the last) "nr Tilt: cohk*ivk mweii or rutiuc
{ noxnmi I” The Administration parly are, ami
j have been what li.yir irresponsible power,and
the the circumstances of their situation, gained
| through the overwhelming personal popularity of
Andrew Jackson, have made them. A few of the
j parly ha'O rotUled the depraving causes. The
pretence of such a few may be counted upon in
I every party however constituted, hut not their
{ cHendunej. }h' Ml 7‘ xi 1 ma.'nv/a. N
! that is nevertheiess, the atm,i. plr. roof disease.—
Tha best answer alter all, which the administra
tion patty cun tnal o to the reproaches and resent
tneu 1 of tie.) country, is that they tiro what the
pmvtr and popul.nily conceded made them: and
- that if .he country i runt, nt with tho iri , th y
| ought not to quarrel w.ih tha fruit. The drum.
hie cannot ho expected to bearer -opts. It ought
I to be rooted out.
I Tho Conservatives generally joined the oppo
s.t on in the Now York elections. The Globe
has opened its batteries with the greatest fierce-
I e.Oxs an Mr. Senator Talmadgo and his friends,
Kives and Garland, oi Va. The opposition cer
tainly owe liu’o gratitude to the motive.* of the
Conservatives: and though I feel a strong disin
clinaliun to make an arbitrary assignment oi
motives or intentions, I four that their conduct fit
t but too aptly illustrated in an anecdote 1 have
of Sir Hubert Walpole. When Sit Hubert wa =
s-lli'd as to the cause of the quarrel between him
an I Lord Tuwnshead, ho replied, "Oh! as long
as the style of the “ firm was ‘Tow tishcad and
1 Walpole,’ all was mighty pleasant hut when it
'[became ‘Walpole and Tovvnshoad,’ my Lord
became uncooifoitabk'.”
Lord Townshead was the prototype of our
1 Conservative*. iSo long as the Conservatives
, vveteyiisf in the firm—ail powerful in the gov.
■ eminent —all went on well in their opinion—“all
1 was mighty pleasant,”—hut when times changed
■ —and the President termed Loco Fcco, attd
Uenlon.lfluir, Kendall & Co. defied Messrs. Tub
i madge, Hives & Co.—then “my Lords became
uncomfortable." M.
I j "
The planters along our coast have been for
some time back, busily engaged in cutting down
; their cane—lhe first cut down is generally (ire
■ served for planting in spring; sou,e sugar has,
. however, been made, though the boiling may be
s.uJ to lie now only properly commencing.—
; From the trials that have hitherto been made,
I we under, land good cane yields about one bo-'s
head to the acre, but the longer tho cane is with
, I out being cut down the belter it proves. In the
West Indie t, where it is 15 months (the first crop)
j sometimes without being cut down, it yield*
■ about tour or five limes that quant ly. The hosts
of winter, however, in this climate, oblige our
I planters to cut down their crops without giving
I the same ngth of time to ripen.— La. Adv. °
, Puti n- Wives. —A gentleman speaking of
those who marry pretty wives, said, that in’six
! months a woman became ugly to her husband :
- and, what was wotse, she continued beautiful
|to others. Seidell says something to the same
| effect in hi* Tab e 1 alk. “He,” observes Sei
! den, “that had a handsome wife, by other men is
thought happy ; ’tis a pleasure to look upon lie
and lie in company with bet; hut the husband '
is cloyed with her. Wc are never content wi h I
i what we have.”
Tin? Pen • • 1 f ' r tl:50t “ !- I ’
MSI «* < ' '‘i-.:
bo deprived of the ruin (A a ,y o 01
«1 t ror prufU inili .i Ktiuu, and Klnli ot-
pi: it’d otherwise in tiU-** l nwtiiKr .is U|
i. ay be pr. rhei by lav; but I ;'* Executive
remit u.c aaiti Ciience and all dittplilili- i*j
i-i ■- ” fii
'j' e rl 1-1162 in favor of thnao who arc con- ~
?cie.i io'<.-!y *<■■; r ii‘.uus of bearing arms was
ado jy led aw lullowt*:
“I’li ’ freemen ofllii* Commonwealth fdiah
be armed and organized lor i»s dolboce, when
and in Fiich manner uh may be dro u by •
law. Those aho conacientiourtly a.jrUple to .
be r nn.i , {dial! not i»c comjiC ed :« do e*, but \
s-li iU pay «a equivalent for such j;crsonai ner- a
0.. V %
-i:
ft 1 <VC N . IARKUT. aS t>V• 9.
fr.«s bopii cm. ..i,-; nivtiy f. • y krs. <«.\v Ua»»
1 —| . . <t* .si > ••• x ■■ l - • }i
;V, ’t> .. .mv r.■...i - e.i-t-y i-- K
....... v *■ ■ i : ■ -
C*'Lojißua MAUKiiT, Nov. 9.
r ■ hifli rtle uutwilhvasuUug n
a c.i iiili-rublr d.c.nK*i» liwi'iitU, rcmaius Hi
ut uur lu iii‘ r qvc.ttiii.iiis. Tie re* in.s * ll “ cun- ii
si;l ruble «ju .ntity in timinjHhc |*a*i w vk,aml - oviwv
; ~l :!;<j»« iua .n oiuctivity mnoujf win* busliit nn n. Hip j
vea-j fait ilu.twe ai now U i rmimd to have itlluil
It ud, seems to have put cv* ry thing in motion.
.lain uc Btilfliigence.
HAVANN mi, Nov. !I.—Arr schr Mary ii Hooper,
1-ul' r, HHV. imh.
hai td, brio's Gen Mrlulosh, Ch-pmnn, BaUimore ;
Cia iv» Ann, Mu son Havre ; sclip Avon, WidgCotf.
I’rovid. nc ; Cai.o.., \l.m, 'u . .
fil.vKl.r. I«iN, Nm. I’.-Air br. ship Pcni.ty 1
I la: , Johnson, I.Vv ipoo. ; m hvs U.-cdoph, lr .ud I
lin ado.pm ; Missouri, (’o ■.U t t . >:■. ; op ]
wick, K. y W, S( via ioJuui ii \ ; Malioii, Wi!cox> Jacu
mii-.i.iv ::-.ti, 5U40.1, i. i li. .
W6utt . i sti •• ■■;. • -*.n r:. ?w brig*
s. ii i I. <lG.ob , dad'ord, Jiustoa ; G.n su.i.t ~
jJv nnt u. Da t.i n»r .
• - • ••
iMAiH* I CD
In Talbot county, on Thursday the 9th i-ist.
by the Hev. J. Ii ugs, Mr. Jx;.tES A. Stbinof.U
j of liuvke couitlt,lo Miss A. Jotixso:;.
i daughter ot Elijah Johnson of Talbot county.
• -■ -aswi.x
DID.
At Tus-aloosa. Alab.im<i, ua ihn Gih Au
ouhtim SisAuaiiTKii. 'lhe deceasetl li;id beesi
on nn extensive tour throu. huut the Weat, on
I’u ijn Fs connected wish a nu rcuniilc house in
New Oileuns, in which he had recently become
imeu’Ktcd. When on his return to his family in
ihis city, where they were temporarily residing
he was arrested ut Tuscaloosa, by the disease
lin re known as ibe Cungesiive fever, which Icr
inin.ited filially in abou'. len days.
The mime of Augustin Slaughter is, in tliis
community, associated with almost every quali
ty best soiled to command respect and affection,
heart w.is Tho very home of generosity and
• benevolence. Selfishness was one of the hlem-
I ishea of which he was as neatly exempt as
any one whom we have ever known. His cour
tesy and amenity of manner, and his tenderness
for ihe feelings of every hunihn being, were pro*
verhial. His eye was ever moist with the lours
, of sympathy for the unfortunate —and his hand
opt n as day to melting charity.” Few, it is
believed, have ever descended to the grave more
universally or more deservedly beloved and re
gretted. A Finn S’ii.
hinrfdii M dr an 3 Fciialo Acaile ny,
r j HIE cumnii'aiom rs ol the idncoln iV!ale Acmle-
U. emy, take pb asure m announcing to tho sur
rounding country that limy have engaged thoscr
viu.es ol llie Uev. John W Keid to take charge of
tho Male Academy—whoso character in Columbia
and Lincoln counties will need no rccoinniecdat on
yet they lake this plan of. announcing to all con
cerned, that they consider him well qualified to ad
vance youth in the various studies preparatory to
entering eolloje. lie ;s, where known, conddored
indubtnous, attentive, and apt to (each, keeping
good order in school— all of which r< qiiirementsaii!
in lisp: n 'ii>2o. 'l’iiO eommissionera have also made
11 r arc ciaent* to purcliA.v jin anpaia i,* lo: the bom fit
ot ilie* ,l< edemy, which will be received soon afier
ihe school commences. The prices of tuition as in
otheracmleini»>H,ami hoard in tin village and vici
n hv, rating bom five to < ighi dollars per month.
J’ktkr. Lamar,
'J ims. FkQUENCE,
U'.m Dau.a.s,
Fiiaoh ck I’unwEß,
] 1 AIIVI Y WIIKAT,
A I >AM IIA I; . S JURGRR,
Jon n Z:;m i:.<,
Joshua Daniel,
Commissioners.
And ihe trustees of Lincoln /■'■•ualo /L-ndemy,
announee to ill • public that Miss ( I“\ elru d and *. is i
Uan who l.uvo had cl arco of the I uvale Acn le
my two years past, will • oniirme in char •> of the
same the eiiMiim; year; th .*v reiisidor tho clmrarleV
of tie' in lituiion, under their charge .so \ve!l‘c., a!'-
’ ' 1 ■ ij unntees' >yto aay any ihn.g ui
■ ,t «> ?'”•« c t, c •»f=...t
is Ii", to'tiuJr o,Tt : .;:;}■> ™M. u, ; !l "• "
i'„ir juirils in oluftiti it. «a t„0 itt-rovo-. V" < I
lie ir mor tis, lie y ask coniiiunmre ot lue j.'.l’l
run:' ':', which !.: * been gone rdly given the pro cut
year, wad aphd: 1 that ir ;hi.:g ; h ill lie wanting
on lit part of ti„> teat •i. :*.s or fru it «*< lo uiv 'rat
is aeJi ,n. The j rices of tuition a Ut<! hoard rim same
. c i ili * jiast yrn, an las followk; per quad ror hal
MvMtiii, four dollars; or seven the sM:i;.nnr five
’ mouths—in this cLss, I ctl us, op.i i- !, reading,
Wriuii;:, Ar:i! ;e.clle, thcgmpliy, FiijjKsh Grain
mer ami Child’s Geology, will lie taught.
2nd v lass, per quarter,B'-v eii dollars or twelve (Kdlars
> &. liny cents |>e so-sion; i ithishranch will be taught
ancient and modern Gcogrnnhy, ancient and modern
History, l.ogie, uheterie, Kaims Lleuienis of Criti
» cbm, i'nelids Geometry, Days Algebra, Natural
. and Moral Philosophy, and Parleys Natural Thcolo-
Lxira branch, on the Piano Forte per
quart r 810,00
I Csc of ihe Piano, *2,0.
; From h Language per quarter 7,00
s ' 1 ‘rawing nfid i’.iiniing pcrqtiarfer 7,i0
. ; In,-i.u.'d >n in needle work gratis,
Hoard in the village and county, from five to eight
; I dollars pur month
i i Iho ex; i\ isos of both th' mil' and femalo Acad
! enues will comnunco on tho day ot January
» I next.
1 i By order of the Trn (tvs.
I ALLX.INDDU JOHNSTON,
Sec rein ry.
1 ■ The editor of lh ) We.-hington Nows wll ii.s 'rl
ll'.eabove once a week until the first January next,
nov l Ij 2f»7
r
(»Ei >I\CST.i —Uurke County.
* HDIiLAS U iilinm SV. Jlaund applied for
V ¥ letters of Administration tie bonis non, on
. the estate ot Drury Fouhand, lata of said county
deceased.
1 These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
. singular, <bn kindred imd creditors <>t said deceased,
j to bo, mid appear at my ollice within tin* time pro
. ( scribinJ hy I avv, to file ihrir ol jeeUons. if any they
have, why said b iters s’i.cmld not he granted.
Given under my hand ol office ia Waynesboro’,
this Gth day of November, J 837.
T. H. UI.OL.NP, d. c. c. o n c.
nov L> \vM\l 2fi4
Notice.
, t. 11. persons imhbie lto the estate of llary
: * A Pei ry. lute Ol Burke county, deceased, are re
quest*.d lo make paynn nt. and nil creditors of said
I estate, to prowont tlnni in terms of the law.
' LDWAUD HaTCHLU, AdmT.
nov 10 wtf ’^Gt
DROUGHT to Juil, on Fri
*’ day ih* Gih oct- insl., a negro
'a J man, about years old, cl
. ,v, * ~ / dark complexion, who says he
r \ .} / belongs to Jim P King oi Au-
r . ' guala Gn. said boy when taken
w ; , z'.. /-zsm op was riding a sorrel horse,
aiid calls himself Wm. 'ihe owner is re
quCiled lo call and pay charges and take him away.
J. ALLY A N Lit, Jailor.
Columbia county.
Oct. 9 830
V ILL be toiJ on the ft si Tuesday in Decent
v» Iter to it, at th*Lower Marker lioiiso in the
city of Augusta, nil tha (>cri*huWo property (ne
groes excepted) holonging t > tlto rsiato ot U esfern
U. Thomas tipc’d., consisting of (Jafria-e Ho scs,
lutxxy, and //ouwhjl.i and Kitciteu Furniture, Ac.
! Tonus, at sale.
I EMMELINE THOMAS,
t nov || Is £O3 AdtnV,
IT| 7 H.l. b* Id on the J2d l)4Kcmi»ef. a* thr J
* W r luniaTm tt Hai& iVrry,<Lecd,u I‘uruw*
.1 ilr w»ri»h »My property of <»nl < sin’*% citjtov *n*e |
rov. ID v. u J f
o ... lilt. re, .. I lie mi . uUUioni»> ail and | <
linsu ar im-lun in d ami cr. diiom ui »nid c
0 lio atxl ui iny within liie i.inu pic
•iv.liod by law, io liK i• >lr objections, u any tke\ t
m\ \Jo bii w cause why i>.tid idlers should not b>. ».
»;vcj; under my hand, at office, in Jaeksoirhoro £
:his Hi day of *uay, ic37. , ~ (
JOdHUA FkiblV, Clerk. i
may 4 b_ra 101
b'Aolo UAGi-1 AM)C U A i IzalSJ S 1
insiS , . ;
Eundersigned da' ng removed to Savannah •
has opened til No 3, Dolton s Itaogo, n lev. 1
J;:ors alrovo (he E.u-lmngo, eu is'. -nvu IvAKL- 1
D lor lira trail.-v ;i m <.l n n, ,-ui F. iCi G- 1
IfAG ta arid V tiMA/ir-N,t.LY I. u.-. iira.-ri ■
; J . V. his lima e.Cfciusivc ly Io this business, lie .
Vti.t i.neiid o the IK o.’v Ottuli, It ice M.U 0.1.er t
;.:U' e—rc. ;v.' : m.U an;; eg ti ra-.L, <v«. at.. '
g MOJ give In n then l i.,io;.up i ,!ra.i’CD-M 1
hiun-nii WM lUaiiau .1-
iiiO-X.hfc HAiAia G.\.
Savannah, oct. 18 ~4 :w- l\.
l\. j. L:b : A advances on all uun ; imu olnci
produce in slorq* • \
v< ••• L* u-»•» - *i‘ ci• ;
TT QST on Tuesday evening hist,cither in Augua- j
tu, or on Ibo V. righisboro’ road, vvunm 4 nines t
of Augusta, u lied *»I rocco POCBvi*f LOUh.,con- <
iaming-310 or id,in bills, ike bai k.> not recollect- i
Id. ihe mine oi the subscriber id written iiiamo the .
Pocket Book. The above reward .will be given lor ,
thedelivily of iho Pocket Book and Mon y to Mr.
M. Lillie, at the Globe Hotel, or to the subscriber in
Cravvlordville. TTIOS. J. WEBOUNL.
uneSO tl
k
ESTABLISHMENT
f Od,OA.
H WARD L. FLOOD moat respect fully informs
iii the citizens of Llhcrton and its vicinity, that
he liascommo-ced li .sirtebs in the above hnc; and
lo give ample sat isiaetion to those that may lav or
him with heir orders, he will always keep the
Vorii fishioiur both lor Ladles uding habits, and
gtitih moils tail and winter dresses.
sept 1J \v2tn 2H
~~.Z ay, !
, BOUT th« Ist ofjlarch !at!, Iwo negro u llows, .<
i\> to wit: (HlOßiii:, about iG years, iag \ won
grown, hrig’nl blacken bet dor 10 inches hiu,h, no
thin a eke very rcc-11< eled. Aii.i.i'i,
oiniut 50 years old, very black, about the .same
height, was rais'd in ••oath Caioimu, speaks 0.0
kt*n aa negroes usually do, reads and writes* hale,
and v\ ill be well calculated to gel along with i-punous
pasj-e.s, nml denying his own* r | a. hups; has b. on a»
*v I a lit;Io, and will most likely be apt Io i*iu«e lor
home st a port >ny person that can give any man
mat ton to me at this place, respecting said
shall ho well rev.artied,and receive ;iie ihain.s o
ihn owner. JUiliN LO tv
Twskcegcp, Ala., Oct. 17. tivv xl-io'
instate ior tiniJ*
11K subscriber to discontinue the
.i. Mercantile idi. imps, amt luru his mtciuion io
farming, oilers h>r sale his prt p#rty in iho town o
iL'.uhstm.
Ilia Dwelling is o newly finished, larger.nd corn
modiuos huuti*, on liit* public square, with t.uiiabl
out houses, on excellent wi 11 and garden, wit h good
I nek io.s, carriage hou-c,stable and burn, vv oil ur
ranged i<»r a Tavern, or for a private dw« iling* and
a store, ns one ol rooms, has the necessary fix
tures, and is now used us a dry goods store.
As there is no doubt that the Georgia Rail Road
will he located to this place in a lew months, and
will be probably completed in a year, and us there
is but one Tavern and but tour Dry Goods fetorts
in this place, any person wishing to carry on either
business, would do well to call and examine the pre
mises.
if the purchaser wishes, the household and kitch
en furniture will ho included.
I he terms will be accommodating.
TiiOii. H. WHITE,
nng 29 3t : 3 2nuf
f Ah Vs OFTiI ait OIJ Gsl -r!*R.E I> 8T GCK,
J 4 •-V pennissien of J B. Buchanan. Esq , Urci n
.'J* my of Fairfield District, will he sold ol mh
lic Auction, on a credit ol twelve months with in
(crest from the day oi sale, at the Cuiumhia Race
Coufftc, mi I hursday the tidd of November next
immediately after the day’s running, four marcs, «f
He favorite stock oft he late John Randolph of
tiounoko, one »barpedo:» year old roli,(»tu ol Allan
tu, and one Yemen cull, the prop riy of John M
>iiukc, di c’d. Funher-parlicahtrs as to pedigree
wc., will be given on tie day ol sale.
THOMaS ARKE, Adm’r
Oct 23 24d w i
ACA R ;
rulin' public Will recollect ilmti'm Monday. Ilio
iL 13l!i inst. the Vaucluse Pnclory is to be s;u!J
llie »a!>‘ Id inko pi ilr c on llm | rmis'ii ul 12 o’cloili,
uiicr wliirli will b.t M>lil 10 ihb bidder, tw-o
likely o: io bay*, uno oliont I years old, the <n In ,■
übuut Id; one ngon; four Jlfnies; one 1 lore; sun
dry i dus nod Cnlv.a, bogs, c:e ; ulmj, k: 1.0(H) yards
of OeindnirgH, or n» mueli us rimy be on, hand on llm
day of sale; Mosey; conun ynrn; also, a q ianfly
of i.'otl'iii and Woof; b ; oi;selioM a .d ivilciuot i nV
nilnre; tlicnniiro slot U of : rv (.’oo-ls and (urtviics
cm littnd 't'hcio inswill ht iibtial and inui’el.notin
on (he day ol sale.
J '.H G. WILKINSON,
Pro* ideal L’oard of l;i to’m.
not I Si sv.h 23:
i -' / 1 1. ho a dd,nt (.’jlnodmi (Hmn lem o,on
V V 11“) fin-1 I’llesday in I . .‘eemlior m Si, tin.
( ' r-n the u.ualiioar.i of -is lim.dr.d a -r.,;
I land, more or I. as, a.’j lining lands uft.ubtit Jones
an! etli'i-J, on i o wo r.s of < lernvnoy'a Cioel;
> lirco lluiidr.-d ol wl.ioli is c'o.nni, and lira fine
a rat fir ciilnv wuh 1 good duelling and uii
il-. c; sv; o:.t ii'io os. M. 1 above i.-sold :n com, li
u .with iho will of.Jo dma Manlord, into ol v)o
--1.mild.i counry, doi-M, for ths purpose, ol distrihu
tun. Terras mi iho diy of tale.
(jIULEOIiD ALFORD. AdrnV,
with the Will annexed,
sept 20, 1827 wtd 220
W' t S/ IL:, hoaold on the firs Tuesday in Decern
* » bor nostjbeluro the comt bouse door in the
eountj ol Luwud. s, In Ilio usual hours of sale, and
to the Inalio*! bidder. Lot of Land Ao 318, in the
Id.h district of lonavrly Irwin,now Low nn'os conn
ly ,CDHt na n.; IJ.) a oi, linn properly oi lira Into
i'iivid Ah winder, d nsesid, ol .!j. rsou eoiu.ty;
so! . ugroi id iio to an order oi Ibo i/ n-n ;udo Inlerinr
Coon ol Jelf.-isim (Mimiy, w In n smitiglbrordinary
purposes. Terms ol side on ilia tldv.
JO//X W.Ai i-.X.I.NDKR,) ,
V.-.il, S. ALLXAaUER, 5 a,lm r
se;il k’nib. 1 >37 wnl 227
y-iJ .MiMYaMi.
Ua.V All AY front iho at
-J Augiis u, (too ,on lira l.’nli t l buary last.
f: a iSigr.. woaian named LAUllAitV.uyed
r b< V* ‘‘bout 2d or 28 years, da:lt eoir.plciTed,
i( Vi no nr i'lts is recuileuled lh.it miglu lad t„
t, y her discovery. Itarbary was p.tivbascd
r-. ‘J-J bom Mep'o n Newuinn, 1 pptr 3 Uups,
. iko.iweii Uist.S and 1 think s(ie is
now lurking about Augusta, Ua. or Steuben New
man's. Tba flbovo Reward will be given for the
' apprehension ami delivery of Harbary.at Sdvcriun,
C., or lodged in some safe jail, so that 1 can get
htr LlL'dl'LL UORiiYSO.N,
Silverton, S. C. ScptS. 1637. wtf 210
iiO.i'S',
Olimis'nid, in Warren county. Goo. somciimo in
the tinier purl of Angus, last, a JVute of JJ.uul
em IV'iu.Siminims for Ss.i,payable io ih • subscriber
on I lio 25tli December, 1637.’ All persons are l,oro-
Ly ibrewanlicd against reeciviug- or trading li.r said
noio. A1 lritLiiS 6. JuAiia.
oei 27 wdt
Adiv..cy a.(..-..2.
ON the 13th August last, I cnclos d in n lotto'
addressed io air. ill. A. \t hue, Augusta, Coo
Two iluti.T. d Didmrs in bills of lira lidjnviugde
crip.ion—bilu.t bid. Central Tank of G otgiaTLci
ter A. -No. 2JI, liulid Ist Aypl Jl,;2J—one .-.oil bii a
commercial Lank ol .h.icuii,No. ao2, Letter A dw
iod Ist Sept. l»3t),iji.e yfio bill, Dost non, t r’yabie
lve° day- alter dale', lu.urai.ee Lank ol Cnlumbus.
No .so, tellur A dated 31 A uV . M 3.,, -j he above
Letter shim.d have readied AtigusU in three days
alter leaving tins oliico, but us yot I have heard im
ihu g Iroiu it. All per.-ons urn tbretvarned from n-
nl iving either of iho abot e bills, and all iha Udnim
ol ibis Snatc and persons io whom they may be of
lured are requested to give inlonnaiiun . f the ii ct •
and by giving me suen iniormuiiun us vv.lt lead ij
illy detection of the villtun, or lira recovery ol ll o
morn y or any part of il, shall be paid to their satki
lavu»i.. S. 6. KEvDKlrii,
TarhesyiUc, Oct 22 v.3w 24i
{ * 'm l! ul Taesdiiy in Deer miter acatTw iIJ bn
, SU H’ 01 c <Jun houstfin Lurkocomi y, un
de- an order of lira Court of Oidmary of said eoun
tv a tract ol Land coasiaiiug of sevonty-ouo acres
ad/jtiung lann ol John Lodge in s lid county, ijulij
: or ihe bt tjufit ol the minor heir.
COLEMAN, ndrax’r & Guard’n.
sopt 86,133 1 . wtd 229
|t o ,{se of CiitcrjhtiMxrchi, I
i , ;i'■ ,-" 8 ' ■■■;•[>.!'<Jj
'■■■■■ tiny . v .
' 1 -d
oi , A ;,t and . .tviulvti smVaut-- Can N slo.v.
/.a ft »«•;!• viih.-r imus.ite lorvmlor Iks Itouseta
rniivetticutas any m iJtO t bunt.y, lie wilt >o tipai,
on I i■ rove it, as Soon •s m v -niuico and necce.
Miy will r.q iiio it,until il will bans orderly and j 4
.11. , :..,d . V, na. .1 can I o d rill*, forwjliduiehh- V
vrr.e, r.s ■ or ifoulde wi.l be spared .
;■■■; r evil la'.e ibis opyorlmiity to ob.
ayn ;•, il.- :it v.tll Ira his am, inrundcring bis huasa
oi ,i .table to tin s> who will eisil il, to tnaKett n
quiet ..ml pleasant refit ul, ns hs is determined to
eiml his dorvs t i iboso who find pleasure in excite,
nient and luriinlcncy To necomplisli this object,
lie lug adopted tin- role, w Inch shall on no account
bo departed l.oul, of ianiishinx mi exciting am! dan.
c ;■. n'u liquors. Ifj pursuing such a course, ih e
new I: r wid find -n house, r at, coiuluit, am l ,
inti. . ni: j in
, . , .. . ~i ■; lu '.ugnala, pan Irka tlio right
l.r.inl ro «r a. or \ a g Ms W-ellliprn's and wilt
reai h Ap;! ; v.L rlt i.t on the mail stage mad
!vl' . n .il,'ltio dtsPluCo'js liol lengthened,
mid (bey euitli.-luinglii's rest of my houso
N.YHUNiLL DAILEY.
■ ; !! -. Golmnl'ia c.i.O.i , oct.2(> ev-ll 2dl
_ hfoyJ,
■ :! mi d ;hl, on the 28th ; n:;:l., a common sized j
'o ,J L'Mi r I'm km notes as well
as 1 cun ten Lee I ,us lunows—Une i.ot 1 iunnas D.
i icy, ot Jeuer.-on country, lor two 1n... cm! and ten
dUim-s; oneouJ. fuluter of Kichmbnit county, foe
emu.bandied and ninety dollars; one no David To). v --i
mur for one hundred dollars; one on 1 act Lamar ij
of Lincoln county, for.four hundred nml twenty
seven di liars; two on James Jennings; both together !
amounting to two handled and eight doliars; anil
several oiltir smaller Holes which Ido not now re
member, together with scrip‘oi Dank Stock ol the
Darien Bank, lirouch at Augusta to the amount of
thirty shares. Also a ituntmr of other papers of
value to me. Any itnfbrmaliati in relation to the
above will ho tliai.kfhby n-cef ed, besides a liberal
toward will be given h r lira Look and ns contents
TilOAUc J. JLiNALAGS.
oct. 30 -nd
ui-LilWlw tin AIL. in 0- b'GAI ALiiit
ACACillAJiliy.
muK Trustees of tbo Avadetntes in Madison, |
li . organ roumy, h vejhu gidltfleatioit to au
nuuco to lira public, I but they have engaged tbo
services oiM Auuub i ub Ai.ukn, to take charge
of the tnal • Dcpaitmtn.t lor the ensuing your. Tit,
Uioo'.aaud capacity ot Air. Alititi are wet I known '
id, tarty iai-.as us no instructor ol youth in oar
va.a. c, sir.aval i t lira bu t scholar* in the Stale us
received from btm lira foundation of ih.-tr educa
tors. \Vc call .show many living eminence ol Ills ,
uhttity as a sebua.r at.a insiruclof ol lira first. rder. »
Di.r beu.aio Lepuriwcoi will o tu under tbo
must favorable cireinii.- lances Our bi.ilemgs (hav
ing erected a musical saloon) ate ail in line order—
wnlt an cutiru it. vv set ot Ghent.cal, f'loli soplueal
and Asttoni.mic.il Apuratus, Mr Osuc.od llehce,
who has h.l n lot several years in someot the must
uis-iuguislad scmmaviej in the country, and two
c .itt| clout f cmiilo nssislaub, buvo been oligage.l.
it has liccu found by expcmiitra, that lira lugher
biaucbes of educaiiult, especially in phnoso, by,
cm mi., ny, lira i.maeni nun nn ileru long iag. s, can
ran bn si.cce.-siully t.tight nitiiuut a male supi-n
n.. i. a .i. l uch ’ii i,ur 11 joCt, and we leel satisfi
eJ, t ,ai from the hi;;li nianding of Mr. Tierce, that
our c\,aCiutUius w ill ba lolly realize i.
Onr min iiul dcpunlucnit ou the Tia 1 o, Guitar,
with Vocal .riubic, on an entire new yet simple
plan, will bo under the direction of Mr. Danili,
Chase, whose success as an instructor is unsurpass
ed, and we believe uttequaied iu tlio fckate. Voial
music will Iroiu a part ot the exercises it the school
every day .thereby combining a sweet influence with
n charming iccrcldion. Tainting, drawing, wilh
all the various brunches ol a fasionablc, po.tlo and
substantial education, such as are taught in the
very best schools ul the country, will bo atlaihable
in our schools. Vie caa assure lira community
that no pains, orcxpence, to accomplish lira purpo
ses si t forth will be left untried by us The terms
oi tuition will be'moderate. Our village is remak
ably healthy, ana board can be hud on reasonable
terms. Our sellouts will open on lira second Mon
day in January, next.
ELIJAH E. JON TP,
JUIIN W. TOICJ KK.
THOJIASJ. UDKNEY,
TIIADc.US Id. It EES
JOHN UUIIsON,
Trustee*.
nov I vvtJnlO 206
. Glvl.l.Alit.i. to an order of the inb rio- court
f i oi Lmkc county, w Idle selling lor ordinary pur
(inscs, will be sold im lira fiist Tuesday in February
next, at lira conn-house in I lie lovvnoi v\ ayirasboro’,
between lira usarl Inmrs us sale, lira fbtlnvviug pro
pi ny, to wits one hundred ceres of land, more or
ic.-i, on the w aters ol Dry > r - k-—also, lira follow
ing in groes; Alnnbam, 7ub y, mnl b xdam,belong
ing iu o/. i.iab Lake,tale ot outke county, deceased,
t tuns of sale on lira day.
JOILV SAXON, Adm’r.
nov lb wnl 21. j
tutni.a nnlv io an order of tlra inferior cour
ii of Turtle ei imly, whue tilling lor ordinary’
purpi svs, will be told on lb first Tuesday in Fob*
i uur) uexi, ril ihccouriiionsc in lira tovvn of VV ayues
bor.i', bclvvcen lira mud hours of tale, tbo Ibllow lug;
piupeny : viz, one liaet of land cumniunig otto
n.u w-ami ueri .s, uioreur le-s; (:1.-o, lira i.dtovv.iig ne
......», rred’l,, v> i ,• . zur, . atony, I ulvvood, Joe,
Mi lire, .1.1, V. s.-t.y and child, Nancy and ciiild,
a.-.l .lariini, bo.ea ngioif. lin;, of John T, Forth,
dzeoased. i cmis oi e.on lira ih;y.
J <ti .N e- Si ••'»’, ) , , ,
Li l .Mct’UO.-iN, J 4dm r
nov 10 v- : <1 JC: i
(JLUji'J :A, / Ly llr.* Lourt ol uuin*aiy lo*’
Jtarke c untj S feaid Couuiy.
e .t / li iJi.hii A-axon, of
•vv Jolm S Kooiici*, (!<H-C'aivsd f luki of. fruid coun
ty, hive p liiiou. d wfid coisri lor ici.o. s
t.'.ql.ng ti.ui LJ kaa lUuy a:.' u kicked a tid oaluio
ill ; ar-J U.vHo or,: u viu aiid a niniiiah aiJ eoii
t (jUi. J,l*» lietuul iij p. ar !); (uro said court on the first
~’loinliiy iu iduy tqid ii.cn uuu thereohew cause
why cl leueiti ahuuid not ho graaUU. By older of
the court.
T. 11. BLOUNT, d c c o b c
nov 10 fim 204
GhOUGIA, £ By the GoUrt ol Ordmury oi sard
Burke county. $ County.
W HLUi:ASAIIenS B Prior executor ofEtL
V t muiiti Triur, deceased, late of said county
has petitioned for letters disadssury, stgLliiiij (hat
lie has fully admiuifT red Said ffct iio
i Iscse aie thereloio io »iio and admonish all con
rerii. d to be ami appo:»r heiuro r.aitl eoui| oji (he first
; outlay m Msry iiexi,ni:d ihciiund there shew cause
why .said leiturs should, not- be granted. By ordvl
of lira court.
r I II Bl OUIVT d c c o n c.
nov 10 vvfiui 204
r-v, .Bks’TviC.Md kiciUdo.
OF! ER lor sale, lo carry iiUodfeci (he Inst will
- ami if laraerrt ot i Mihoii, deceased, the
yahiiblei'iuiUalioii o.viud by her i.j her life-lime,
I* in I lift coimiy ts .Icti'ei sou, about five miles from
Izouiaviik* ou tlio \\ u\ nesboro 1 road, eoiUuiiiing
\ about fcvcnieen hundred ccreaofOuk and L'ieKory
I i'tuid <»rr Black Jack Greek, ab »ut six hundred acres
«.l wlcch arc tl arevl and iu succusi-vlul cultivation.
’ Overseers, mgroes, and othei ne cj ary buildings
ore. upon the place ; also u coltou Gin and running
.. Gear, will be sold with (lie place. The plantation
fur raising coltou ami corn is excelled by lew in iho
j couniy A more minute description is dee med un
rieee sary, ns the undersigned presumes no ono
would purchase without examining the premises,
i he OversOvT on the plantation will at any tiino
show the land lo any person desirous of purchos*
i i also olFerTor sale a tract in the county in iho
I iftmio iiate neighborhood, but not joining the plan
* la'uOii,colUair.ing, by re survey, tincc hund-ed and
- sevvnty-an.es Oak and Hickory Lund, a»-Joining |
j Gen. ;/ nfg*>fuery cud Dr i:ol;bins which I will i
o .i cither separaL y or wiih ifie plantation to
sun. pinchmci.v. 'i'heso lupils Irt iih.iell at private . ;
- bale ai any lime between now and the first 1 uesday
in Januaryjicx . provided icm mod with a purchas
er, and it not Sv id beliiro that time, 1 will then, ot
the market house in ihe town ol i ouis.vilie,Beil the
Bnmo at pu!»hc out cry, to the highest bidder* Ono
liaii cash, iho buluueo upon a credit of twelve
iipmfiis.
’ I will uLo sell at the said plantation on Friday
’ the 2Urh oi Dtccmhcr iicxf, all the slock el every
kind uumi the m.d place, consisting of Horses,
\ f ‘Ules, C-dniio, iiogs &c., also Wagcons, l ari?,
FJomalion and Llackwnith’a tools, t orn, Fodder,
and a number of other uniclea 100 tedious io men'
lion. The sale will bo (oritiuued »r -m day lo day
until nil is sold. Also at the sumo lime will bo
hired for on«? year Ihe negroes belonging to said es
tate. Terms on the day ofc ale
ROGER GAMBLE, ExecT.
nov 10,.1337 wtd 264
$ GRKEaBLE ui an order [from the infe;io,
xA conn of Burke county, win n silting lor ordi
nary purposes, will bo sold on the iir>t Tuesday in ,
February i.ex', at the court-house door in Waynes
boro*, between the usual hours cf sale, one Honse g
and Lot with adjacent Lots in said town, belonging **
to Hamilton V\ alson, deco' sfd, sold subject tu a
morignge in favor of Joseph Gates.
JOHN AXON, Adm’r.
nov. 10 wtc 261