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VO il. \V. All . lepeudent Republican Newspaper, Published at D i'iioli iijrra. Lu.npkin devoted to the p> jservati.in of the Union, ajK? Sovereignty of the «_4iEs. fio sycophant of no Party—theslanderer ol no Individual —then tend of Jackson. PUBLISHED EVERT 3ATURDAI MORNING, iiy d. d. laniiMwiir, i printed ! By S. 1.71 FAT gJ .V 2. Terms -Puree Dollars per annum when paid in ad- ’ vance >r four dollars, if not paid until the end of the year. No paper will be discontinued, hut at the option of the Editor,to any subscriber in arrears. Advertisements and Joo »Vork will be executed at the customary prices. < !o o nn ii<: itio is t > the Editors must be post paid to intitle them to attention. No subscription received for less than a year. EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS’DUTY Notice to Debtorsand Creditors to be published j six weeks. Prince’s Digest, page 157. A.I intended Sales or goods and chattels belonging ■ to testators or intestates goods and chattels, shall be I published in two or m *re public places in the parish I county | where such effects are to be sold, and in the i gazette, at east forty days before the day of such in-j tended si e.— ibid 151. All sales to be between the hours of ten and four | o’clock, and if cout inued from day to day. notice to! be given thereof on the first day of-ale.— ibid 1(57 Sales ot real property to be on the first Tuesday in the inoath, at the place of public sales,after sixty days publicat ion.— ibid 171. Xpplie tl i »•! far Letters of Dismission published six months.— ibid 168. ESTRAYS. To be advertised by the Clerk of the Inferior Court Law Notice. OUR Cop . H u ip hi ns ay, by mutual con sent, A. B HOLT, A. J IA NS ELL. Atlorueys at law. D ililolmega. 15th ’><•! 183'5. K! snail conti lie in p aiiiit m tin* Cherokee, and 11 the adjacent Cou iti >f 'll IV eat.-m Circuit. Audn-s, ilAlll.OiiN I.GA I. impkin C umy, Ga. AND’A. J. 11 xN ELL. Oct 15, 183 C. 2>tf T..e K pnblicun Savanu ill R< Cordci Milledgeville Scuti cl Au 0-4 i, mllgivi in-above time mom tx nscrti a- n..u toiwaiu accoti' s. A. .1. 11. The eorgia Constitutionalist. FEV IIS pap' r i» print' <1 d ulv a d i nr* e utries J3L a week iltinog six months «»l the year; twice a week duimg the min r six tnuitlis and another pnper is pn.it'd weekly during tin years. lin d uly at SB, per annum $5 I 'i; six months; the tri «eekh ai $5 and the weekly a' $3. The Cons tiutionaiisi is now so well known, that it is unnecessary to give a <L - s< riptmn ot the vham''ter it Ims a-sti ned. I'ln editois, however, into assure their patio,)- that for pole teal and commercial iiilininiiiioii, it will no' he surpassed by miv p'ljur in the Son li, h.ivig m ide ad ii'.i iii il ai r in.i ni l rr for omaiiiing ,e euliwsi news from a'".i.»td, poli.ii'a) as iv, 11 as com iil All poliuc il am comm ri 'iil mit licence, will appear pub lished ill this <dli' •• Tne editors tl i t. r themselves, bv iml isti v, and stru t mention t*» th.n business, to remL r tlieir pap* r ice ‘pi iblc to their kind and tut mermis pntrons. ,ml to <Jrs< rve a.i niereisv <»! p i rnnage. which ih« x rcspei 'Lilly solicit Irom their lellow < in/.' ns "I Grory ». * i i::i t & i immP'ON. Auu'is'u, O' I ,1 53.5. J.i I‘irss nd wih s' <n be /mbits ed, A I’ \C II I. 1 Hi. il KE <»N THE CultiHT of Si Hi, Adapted to thu Noil a ;d Climate of the t . States, 1 I’. G. Con- st* ck, cerct.iiA of the Hartford ( Sii k>m i< t\, a it-i hditor ol the .'ilk ( tilturist. llluMrated by i ngravings. r »’l IE i lie. -I in ,1! n of the U Stiers i i the M ’’ t'urn ahd '1 ’ rtinr fS k m "nites c by them - mt < nil-1 rimomeu i<m »u "’■••j «t, i.a iihl.iici t rpiib.i< i r •h v rep u<l a pla n l’i ac ticai. fr iaiim on tiie t ’uliv ii n I th. Vlidhi'f y H'.<l i- arinj si k < tins i apt. 1 to tt»e Smi an C. tnitroi tms voiiiitr., a dto t c wants of pin n pr.u ti. I. I h i*'ai< trclr C. Vm i-t m thi< eon .try i t eds a di rectory a iap rd t<> the .'■'•■il on which he t lants hi« tr rs. an. till ate in wI) cb h r. a s h s . nns. w 1.0. it rt f, r, ,ic t S s anil ( It. •« e> !• s- <■ n e.- ml t> i ci growth I his bee ' ihf.: i • die ■bj ■ ‘ ol t < a her to mxl;.- i ueause s ri< 3 p << ti hi <‘imt i g nothin*.’ «'l unpo tance t<> t n < u tu I sts and adding nut i g aus • or extra »ms el arm ler \- ,i .k■ ■ i ,!> a • u ■ t <■ 11■ int Sew j s ; and Tirol i» '<"V | :oti aid. to ih<- ' kG o« ri, h!1 iih >• u•' untih it hitpm j> >sa » ill tie g ven. f < xx ork wel :><• |,u 'i -i<it i »>hi >ih i mio ..' about ibo ». m a■ ' "in bi dine —pri. e 50 <•■ nt> A pari ■! the edit on xxi I !><• put up i > < lasti, coiiOtuir t rw h b\ ii.hi l.ilau. s>d ew s .i, rr- who xx t I .’ix c h ab re t hit • u siT’r. s, x'lthl i- i tire a d ' w<rd t ■tr psp« *lt th uix i n .i t .11 k•!.-h .t b ttii I d o:. c«»pyo he wok, t•be t. >» d t > t ei; .. ver. U U. G. CUM' I <K. llaitf id. Not i t I'.; .. 51 ’,5l .NOVUV., refill', un .a bu-1 < S .1 the Oftiee it t ■ I.SI r. X Hi .Al n mil hl foul d I C . bn . ( '! II «. \ . i I deb • .i e r .j <■ ii t o ■< e ( >. o. p. sii av. DabL'hi t Angujt tJ. tb, IS'<» 1- i MINERS RECORDER ANO . SPY THE WEST. Philadelphia iHirror, . J WE splendid patronagi awarded to the I’miadel- Courier, induces Lie edit -r;- to cOinmt-nce»the publication, under the above till., of a quarto editio > of their popular journal, so long known as tne largest Fam ly Newspaper m th- Unit, d States, with a list of near TvvE.xiY-SIX iIIDUSA D SUBSC HI B ERS. The new feature men lj introduced ot lurnishiug their readers with new books of the b-st literature ol the day, having proved so erui icntiy suc cessful, ths plan will be continued. Six volumes < f the celebrated writings of Captain Marryatt, and sixiy fiv.. ot Mr. Broik’s valuable Letieis f.orn Europe, ha<e already been published withou. in'er.eriug with its nexvs and miscellaneous reading. Tm- Courier i- the largest and cheapest family n- xvspape: ev i issu d in thi- country containing ar n les m t.it.-r<:ui e, Sei- nee, and Arts; Internal improv me 3, Apri dime; in shnri every variety of topics us mliy i itrod.tc. < l inti a p blii j >rnal. Giving full tecuun sos saies, ma nets, and m ws of the latest dates. It is published at the low [>ric< of $ 2 For this small sum subsetibersget valuable and entertain: >g mailer, each Wi ck enough io fill a common book ol lOu p. ges, and equal to 52 volumes a yeai, aid nu his estirnated to be read, Weekly, by at least txv<> hu udred th us.md People, scattered in all parts d the country, fro. > Maine to Florida, aud from the sea boaid to 'he lakes. The paper lias been now so long e-ialmslu d as m rnidi i it too xveil known to require an extended prospectus, the publishers, therefore, will no no m re than r< ft r to Hi iw leading daily political papers of p o-iie poll tics. Ihe Pennsylvanian ears— ‘ Tin Saturday C mi ler is the largest, and one ot the b< s' family nevi spapets m tne Unia i, ’ the other, the Enquirei aid Daily Courier, says—-“it is the largest journal pubbshee in Philadelphia, and one of the very best in the Uni ed States” The New York Star says “vie know of nothing more liberal on die part of he editors, and no means more efficacious to draw nt he dot < ant ial< nts , ot our country, than their unexampled liberality in offering literary prizes.” The, Albany Mercury of March 16 h, 1836, says “the Saturday Courier, is decidedly the be t Family New spaper ever published in tins r any otiier conn i•, i id i s value is duly app eciaied b\ tne pub,ii , it vxe may judge from its vast cuculali n, xx lm h • xcu ds 25 i)l)O per week ! Its contents are agr« e'lbly xari<.', an! each num ,er contains in. re really v.l»ab‘'e u-a iinj matter’ than is junri h, din a > v < k in any daily ap.-r t the Union—l s mammoth diim nsio s > liable i’» enterprising piok'-h mrs, essrs. V> o dwakp A Ci.arke, ol Phi adelphia in ic-pnli is. i’> r,s< u ns the course <>l a year, several of the ost i ter -ti .g new ivn.K- hai issue Iron, the’ bri ish pre-s, whi< caunoi tail to give io it a permanent in ei st, ami ren ler it worthy ol preservation To rm et the • ishes, her,dore f such ot their uhsenbers as ii. riie to h ixe tliei numbers bon d. ih<-y have il-irrmin-rt o issuing an edit ion ot the C uri. i in tin quarto lorn,, which will render'll nmen more eoiiv. niei.i lorica, mg i hen it is bound in a volume, and itiiin git ally eiiliutict :is value.’’ THE QUARTO EDI I ION. Under ilie tide of the I’hilapei.piiia Mirror, w ill commence with the puldi. ahon <1 io P ize Tale, to which was awarded the prize ot sl'3). «li 'tn by Miss 1 e-lic, editor of the spl< ndid Annul the 'Token, .ml an hoi of \mcriean Liieratmc A huge m u her of songs, poems, talcs, &c. otler< d i cornpeiili. u I t the | SSOO dollar premiums, vxill aid v hie i 1 inie,esr tu 1 die succeeding numbers, xvbii h xvill Jsu be enn< lied by a story from Miss Sedgexviik, author ol Hope ' Les : ie, i he l.inxvoods Ac., xxhise talent-, have b. e > isojtisdy ami exten-ive.ly a| prcciated, tilth at home ’ u>d abroad. | Tin- a pro.il FX.MH.Y \ i'.'P API R is strictly neiitr.il in religious mi p.di ual mil cis. Hue the un- : compromising opponent ol q laikt ry of every kind M \P'. In addition (o all < t which the piihlihers intend fur- I ni- hmg tin ii pai r is xx ith a series ol engrax ♦ d Maps emnr i mgthe txv> nt.- Lx e state- of the I nitm, Kt. t x hi‘ii mg tin- sit mtn ti. Ac. of rivers, i.iw ns. mon ti tai s luxes, the s a b. aid iit<imii itnprovi mi nis as dis play din c iiials, rail ion Au with other iiitcrestii.v ami useful features roads, ilia. c s A«. forming a aco plcie Atlas for gi neral ii • ami inf rinatron h'nd somely exceu'ed, and each d s im-i map ■ n a Inree quarto sheet, at a i expe s- xx ich m thing Im' the spbndtd patronage which f, r six y ars pi-t lias been so generously extended to them, could warrant. TF.I MS: The Philadelphia Saturday Co' rn r is still continued tn its large form, al the a tine p ire a 'e elut. re. The ■ Philadelphia Mirror hei g .■ quarto < <!i i n >,■ the Sat urday Con in", with its ii< r. a-. .1 att. ict io,,s. h . d prin ted on the best fine wtl te paper iI i. e same siz> a* 'hi New York Albion, wil be I r re. i ely one half ihe price <>t tint valmdde jour a' viz: Three Dolla s per annum, payable in adx.iiicc. (mi'lmlu ii ti e .Maps.) WOODWARD A Cl ARkE. P. ilai elpl.i. \VA LKEH St PERI* >ll CO I R i\ Pule . ’ hi. Dav id AL Collum, ] <s. | Bill Jor William Bond }> specific I hompson Gardcuhire j ; erfor- ilodge Kabun ! i.iunce. liobcit Ntvphens. J IgT «ji -i'ing to the f’.'i't th dleth f r ilnir im. iiioin, ) (i.ir.'.t til'ir< Will < 13 i d hil. Robi i .•si, p.i< <is tiRTe no. ti.-t n se.xeu by Hie Shem > ill a i- q.y . I th. at.oxc Bill, ami h.o I. c said ii d. G'ar- IJ, iiuin in’.! Mip. I'tisn -id, mi ot -ai l emm y, i d ' 1,,e . .:id ii ‘ i.dants Bund ami > c lie;.® is . b m l.i tn : i ,is Sime ir ca m.l l»« lorn d ther in. On m tim il - «u«leii d h«i the -nd det. m.ant.-, XV i iun B ml Th<> . psmi I.aide hire at d Ixi.u .t >lt-phcn-, app. , ail a i-xx. rnt tin next te.it is C u I. m,«l h d ' • rxit ri t >’ hi l>dl l.e i < rli <'e I bx a p I • s i,.., < t , IS i.u e tin I- Moat is i1 o ol tie j bic .\< v, a ! era ol ibis Mat , pr x imi to tb it ,i . J AMI S IHo P-'ON >ol. pio. cotn t. I 1 Walker cDUiity. 11 ulker i'Si pi i ioi ( 'o- if, *i. \ . (' U 11 t ,I** ’7. I I h"i C .!<!« cd. ci. s « f the M1,.. I r Co ’ ■ ! 1 v trot)! lb-.. Mil.Uti S lit «».<?< .t t - Ist dV I ' oil 1'37. JOHN CAI L'V, LI.L, C.'k, 41- “m. “LET THERE BE HARMONY INTH IN G S ESSENTIAL —L IBaRA LI T Y INT II 1N G 3 NOT ESSENTIA L CIIAR IT Y IN AL L,” DAULOiLVEGA, LUMVKUV C..VXVV, GEORGIA, JUNE 3, IS3I. 1 L A W, I subscribers have formed a copartnership in I -M. the practice vs lAW, under the name and style I Zb VZAZIIISZI, at.d xvill punctually attend to all butiness entrusted I to them in the Cherokee Circuit. ” I HENRY L. SIMS, M. J WALKER April 22. .Address M J. Walker, Clark-vdle, Habersham Co’y. H. my L Sims. < umnitng, Forsyth county. i idj 33 ih" Southern Banner and Standard of Union I wili publish the ab. ve 6 weeks and lorward their ! accounts to eiihei of the subscribers. List ei’ Letters ! REMVIMNG in the Post Office at Dih liiltnega, L"tti(>kit) C«u:.tv, Gu. on the Ist day lid April, 1837 and if not taken out before ' 'l,O I'l day Oi Joly next, Mill be sent to the G< neral Post Cfliee as dead Letters : A Bi ice Howard M«si s Anders»a Eli T. Haynes J seph Asli S.■ Hamby B J James A. Beard B Johnson j A; iss L Biai k well K Lewis Bullard, Henry King ’R wlatid Bearden John Keenuni ' M. Bonis John Lockaby Allen Bales jM Joseph R. Barnett 2 Eh AL Connell Elias Braden, J.dm AL Lend C 51atnexv Ml Donald i IL M. Clay Ediviril Morgan Ni lay ( as,in H .irgrove &. ?«Lisen S. D. Crane Z nitna McGill iieunen Corn J. Aladdin i J. .8. Chastain \ Airs. 8 nan Caldwell Wm. L. Newland Pi 111.1* C«i lens. O D Peter Oliver 1 r n< is and Isaac $ D-'ii' r R. ,s. p lsse John Al. Davis \\ m.' 1‘ ihps J st ph Lriui' an Gemgi F.ischal E J ines Put sell Thomas L. Edwards . O J hu Eiulv M. P. Quillain Miss El.z’th Eiltiis R 1’ Ilyiam Ray \V. \V . Fletuining 8 inders W. Ray Isaac N Fleunmug, Ansell Rice < • M rs. Sa: ah Rice John Gtn ley . S Jeierm h Gatrell Joseph J. Singleton Jas Gaddis Johri 11.8 truth I li"tn s Garrison L irkm Satterfield 2 V i G. A. Griffin Siephen Bniith John Gage Fleming Staten John Giili.rd IS II Wm. Wrods Giorgi JL idnck 2 L R V. likinson 2 i yie ILitihei Wm U tlelii r J rues P Haynes 2 Win. .Wi liams John liaidige WM. A. 8 1 A TON, P. M. 'io the Printers of the U. Stales. j* 1 F.NTLE IN —M< -t re-p. itiully I prc-otit to ’T fl vou niv gri'Hlfiil m k iowledgi i nt- tor the ex ii" -ive ; ntr<» age winch I have reet ived from \on .'iiriug the past | eil y, a - in which I h ive bi en eiigngi d in type founding ; and at thr* same time inionn y-m that 1 have relinquish' d the bti-n ess i biv.i o Me-.-rs l.awre .i <• .lohnso and Gemge F Smi h, b i xx horn I suhei' ac. uti. ua ra id yi.uriuvots 't his I I do with moie c nib i in i . limn a knowledge of th ir nbi.ity a,.d diß| osi ion to r< < r am; l< saiisf..i t< , I t io.-c wbo max ;dt a-. to rnciur i_ ‘‘ their esi iici h llb it. Omid h firm mi -b. t n c. e n ch dwil I: tir f. m,<i ry upw aids ot t a < nt ■ y< at s amJ his kno u ledge m the basin' s- in all i «I. i .i.s a. sureß t lies, who may pu ■li i-e ot 'hi' fonm in ' f.u t , y w ill b- ai - I ci mmeda td io iheir ati -at tii n. I ■ tutur*. ord. rs tor >' rts or aedito ' to tou t s, max be a d t-ssi-a tn It»II NSO • SM I . 11. or to he stifisi i• r, ai.,i th tv j v ill lie prompt yai tendt dm. t to g- !<•;. v> t in- I 10r,., xi.il. tin.t It has on hand a c nsi ti t hl- q a Hiy of ti ; C, in to nts ol xa. ,oiis kinds and xx • igho- v ,icli i ,n be obtained on a pl <■ Hi. ■ cither Io Job s. n and Smith or to your übliteo hi. ■ it. k.< il vRO KONAI.DSON. P.TadJ. ‘.H, Fib 18,1:33. T'LTTZa rCU' T D?' : '.V, Ho WING [>ii c as<d i f Mr Richard iomaldson h - MU Io- g I sfabliah.-rl an Very xtiiifi-e Tx : e j , il - ;mry . t e sutiscnbi rs ha- c forme.t a < i artm r>hi ■ f< r ; tie j rj'< «•' o cc rr irouug ... id bu i: <. s. .t d it the ' coi v >"i i e I: li-t i.-i. n•-a d; a ns, have re ..vcd in. ir • -t.J..isii,..i', t io a rn re ci utr.d part oi the < itv. Asil is 1 .-it i , uiion in kct r . n ha r d a g od ass'nt ii.i i. < t tin !• S t■■ ■ ;.ml t •' - < h ai!ihlion« a nil m.pr vi meats as rhe ta n ami the xx at« in he Country require, thiy fi rter then felxes that his cs .ia;. irm .<< wdl m u a ..r t e s' ■of pair, n ' age They ;v i n., s. viialtn n’- ir. h .rol. w rich , ~i. fie t ii st), , at a w 6 ii s ■■■ t. c re if. are pu - ’.and > in- •e I uis <d at! «■ ieh' * hi I 'Z s. inn: IV r v> 22 I re i'ic., inr bid n- a gr >1 v ,rte y it (h„.iia hl.i I tt-r. 1 i.e r -- ifn nt cl Cuts an i |)..-l>r «. Br. s- Riles :i nd ot r>r ■re m. nt- xv.li be t n d Io !»e x i-ry r-x■<"! «!v e ot w■: < . . rm n - w i'. ' 1,.- t -tt-'.id to jr te - as soon as tiny t .n te I - r.i h d. . I r ti g Tresse ot < verx <!• seiiption. Printing Ink . t .he ui' : gvro'id qn >h (hi i smg ■'lrik.-'. ' B t• s <. x■ s Im, • i-.gS'. r.c-. ( uss F.i er »: < ‘ - B. . ,r. ■ s, ,n_; I r «- -, [ ' re. I 'm' t '.it I X ,11, a co.), I, t. .-c t< t al! n »<••• .- US' d hi a j) . I ;i"g I'.i.'e wII be - pt <i>.ly ■ n h.. d. i < ir- 1 s ! >,i »!l ■ ~rt- . ; >U >r i'' '■. i■e ••; ' ‘- i : v •i. *r ; *' • r ,u S i> ■ :'•’ • ■ ' ' >" i : ■ ’l'.-.: Look at This I <• Jail on the Sth instant, a negro man who / sa .Vs bis name is REVEB, he is tssK&amsA about 31 years *»f age, 6 feet high, i tailier yellow complected, full mouth, high i forehead and very full » ves. Roves says he belongs eithe to John B* lew, Hilborn Chrit mas or Harvey Christmas, of Madison county Mississippi, near Columbus. Reves has been badly whipped, and savs he runaway about the 8:h or 9:h of la<t A 'Ciist. C HIBBERTS, Jailor. May, 12:h. 1837—10-. f. iCT- AT T223S I IJ JEDI VII GA;.RI?ON of this pin e, a few days since absconded eaviug a Vv ife ami four small children in the niiet indigem am' di d essing lireum-! stances. His wife has been caufim din bed for six j or saven weeks, ai d s e is not U"W aide to step ou ot do ‘S she ami . tiild,en are solely dep. ndent on charity for subsista ice. JllPlAil GARRISON left t is v ill. ge i o.isiderublx in debt he is about six iei t hi Jr, rather darkly complected, thin «isag and has a siiti'knee—iiis countenance indicates any thing bm cheerfulness, | honesty or iutelligerice, which is evidence of a partial abs nee ot a soul, ami an eiitin*destitution or suspen ! sion ol al, the finer te- iiugs of the heart. Ihe wild beasts of ihe foie-t cherish and support i tlieir dfspiing, and even ri.-k t eir lives in tlieir de-1 f. nce; imt this monster in human shape has left his wife am! children !•> s arve to death, unless they can übsisi fi in he tew crums that fall irom Ji* hands of chatity, w hich, by the by, are but thinly sown. t ! I hope that ih .st'amongst xx liotn his lot in futuie may be cast, will treat tnis unfeliing wretch according to his deserts. D KILLIAN. Dutdohncaa, Ga.,24th April, 1837. t?-1 000 Reward* iqmiEEE the body of JOHN E. t' V (.11 was found near the village id . I’ doo ton, on the G.o ms' . under such ctr ciiinsl nces ns tiidui es ihe Jury of liiq.iest Io decide that the said John E. Gray xvas rntir dered f> v some pet sou or pet inns iiuknoxx o. .bout one momh or six weeks previous to tlwu- 5.0. v, notii'e is, given, that the citizers of T/ilbulion, and the vicinity thereof, have made up. by subst ripiion, the sum of one thousand dollars, which will be paid as a rewaid to any person or persons, xxho w/ll apprehend and prosecute '• conviction, the murderer or mur derers of the said John I' . Gray. ‘ Tnlimitou, Jan 16, 1537. -35 — | Gi ORGIA, ' umpkin County. HI.RFAS Ba.nm IMi Carter, Administrator, | V '♦ and Sarnh Vatin. Aoimmst ial ix, on the lb state ot Jes-e Mai ns. late i f said County deceased, applies for Li t er i f Dn mis-ion from sai>’ Estate. I'.esc are th. relore to cite and admonish all and . -inmila th. kindn d and ei r ti'. rs of .-ai. l deceased, to | b ■ and appear at my office within ih<" time prescribed iby I 'XV. to s' xv c.n'se it any ti.ey have, why said Ict |ii rs should in the gran ed. Givi n 'iidcr my Lan<*. ibis 21 h tnminrv. 1836. M. F. QUILLIAN, C. C. O. 32—w 6m. I Administrators Sale. : A GREEXBi ) to an ord. r• f tlie lufcrn r Court of ; rli Mu riy cm nt'., w fieri srting for « rdinary j nr ro-es, wdl li. Id i n tin 15th .'ax .d May next, with n th'- usual ours ol hh1«". at the lat-' residence of | Bme i‘ B air deci S'd, all t'i perishable , roperiy - f -aid 'i■as d, i i.nsis u of one fill, fxvo Mag jons I) I! ns Cat I'. Ilog- 1 11. tse olil and Iv lcliei. Fur itnre. a me. lid Ifi ■. i g Ton s, (ogetln r with 1; 1!.,c0n oid th' ra lu ll < t " tedious to me ■I ioo Sue toe., 11 ti from d: y to dnv untiil all are sold, i J erms made knoxx n on th' "'av. KoBLRT pi ID, ) , , \ B. .I.IR, ’.dmmorH. M.rch 25. 1837.- 37—Bid. NOTICE. '*’ -! t E public arc hi ■ bx c ti tied agamM trading X for a proini-o'v H"te in de • x the siifiseribr r s me ini i the s ng Is 6, f r twenty d I,ar iti I Is ot N "V" !>'• I r. after, (ayabie to M dhe'.v Ai ir..b>e. A’tf.e ion i.l'-au- n ioi when Suid note I " as in ri. h i-' i fir ly f ide I, lam delerti i.nei! i.ot to ' pax it u less c .nipt llevJ it- >aw . JO lIUS J. NEU BERRY. April 23, 1837. 38—3 t, NOTICE, jT ObT ir MISLAID, a ert, in pr misnry Note. J J ma I. !■'. Row l.ir' l Beard n. mitja vub eto Jo u 'I i< is'ri.;. Jr. an ' c do -ed by sa.d R.i (on t< |ii< • ii'i-n !• r f thi.tv do'lur-. bearing date <he Jbtti it iy ot Mach I-> ,tj, am) dm t■ e 41 . da x ot J.d > r aft r 'J' e o (I b!ic aeler by cant.- nt d eg. rist t' oli _ for 4P 1 •■'''* I* l mai>er from paying it io a x n. cx< » p;on y ‘■e.' ,a> 1 in he legal oxxncr of the tame. J \MF.S II MORL! Y. I D- c . 21ih. 1836.- 2='f. ’ Gi ICO. T'. vc ■ IlFfir AS J; m - \ P.X O' did on 'lr sth <. ‘i- v J" ,i x! ■ 7, I.v unp!r>; er m' tirs ibi tii. tr- m die • re:.- ’ i.rib d nnd thirrcri «.ci ars at.d «iVx tw" am a h t cents tr;.< r’ing *o be signed ' .Ma h' w ' » fie; •on . s -aid i.ote Has in ver , ~, , . , r -is id or r< co t ’ized ly me, )ut was fran : , n -y •! ’ ■ed f <,■ i • Ado‘i'l r Ih- r. >■■. n tify j .-is lo' tit d I r rid rote, as I»m dr ter- ; ■. ,;i .« . | • % i K ill I‘ ‘ w c■h j- » . \ Ifdv» . , MAT i G’ •R ' ELE. V . r h i I. 1•• 7.7" i;li r sir. At teh cnic;:. AUGUSUA BANKS. VVe copy from the Chronicle and Sentinel of last Wednesday, the fol lowing address of the Presidents of the several banks located in this ci ty, upon the measure adopted by those institutions of a temporary sus pension of specie payment. TO TIIE PUBLIC The several banking institutions of Augusta, adopting the course re commended to them at a meeting of citizens on the I Oth inst., have made a temporary suspension of specie payment. —They have determined upon this measure Avith extreme re luctance and not without much hesi tation. But when it’was ascertained that the Banks in Charleston and Savannah had yielded to this neces sity, it became apparent that an ef fort to continue the payment of spe cie at Augusta, would s call for sacri fices from the mercantile community greater than justice or sound policy would approve. 'lhe foreign debt of Georgia has been virtually increased by the great decline in the value of her staple; and the ability to aperopriate cotton to the payment of any portion of that debt is paralysed by the recent commercial revulsion which, com mencing at New Orleans and New York, has since extended over the whole country, prostrating credit so entirely, as to prevent the sale, or shipment, of produce from our followed by a suspension of specie payments in every state of our un ion, bordering on the ocean, from Maine, to Louisiana. The immedi ate effect of this general suspension to enhance the value of coin over that of bank paper, some ten or fif teen per cent, in consequence of which, the specie hereafter paid from our Bankswill be sent direetto New York, the great centre of Ameri can commerce, for the purpose of exportation to Europe. Now', when the facilities for the transportation iof coin from Augusta to New York, ;are considered; and that, by the sus pesions in Charleston and Savannah, our Banks are of all other southern Institutions, most contiguos, in re gard to time and cost, to the point where specie commands the highest premium, it becomes apparent that I these Banks will be required to re deem at least as many of their notes as can be purchased, from those who now hold them. The enhanc ed value of coin will warrant a con siderable premium on the notes of such Institutions as arc convenient, 1 and whit h continue specie payments; and as the aggregate circulation of our Banks bears but a small propor tion to the debt of Georgia and S. Carolina should they not suspend, an amount of current notes, might & ; would be concentrated, sufficient to bring in ihe whole of their circulation ior redemption. I he aggregate r*apifal of the Banks in Augusta, as will be seen by si.bjioncd table is, $3,618,14<? 'I heir discounts ain’t togetherto 4,760,26076 'rhe amount of their cir- culation is 1,716,221 The am’t of their coin is 813,153 From this statement we leant the real strergth of our home institu-xj lions: tl.e usual large proportion of* coin to circulutio:, and the moderate extent of discounts, compared Avith capital. L ndcr the .ticn that our Banks (...i.th.m d cie payments, it vol ? bt i t ( (•! .- jy for them to com n{ ec a tepid reduction of their dis eot.;.: , and to continue, until • '.!/ neo s the difference A’O. 43.