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FOR THE IIERdLI).
Censo\*—Xo. 10.
Mr. Bunce,
My last was in reference
to a subject, which it seems lias given
umbrage, or rather put inquiry on the
alert. How do the guilty dread the
exposition of their faults i 1 am not
astonished, that the vengeance of the
libertines should be hurled with fury at
me; but it harms me not. The bar
bed arrows recoil on themselves.
I remarked that the vice, I have al
luded to was dangerous and degrading;
and all that passed since has not chang
ed my opinion of it, Or of those who
are adepts in it; for I cannot esteem
any man, whose morals and manners
are corrupted by indulgences impure
in themselves and destructive in their
consequences. Men of such charac
ter and practice, have a contagious at
mosphere in which to breathe, and when
permitted to associate with virtuous in
dividuals, they are at a loss to act with
that degree of decorum, which should
be essentially preserved in all reputable
circles. Thjs is not astonishing, for as
4^, their deeds are dark, so will be their
hearts, and consequently their conduct
will be deeply marked with notoriety.
It is not long since that 1 had a lull
view of a very fashionable club. I
say fashionable, because it was compos
ed partly of some of me finest looking
fellows. To attempt a complete deline
ation of its features would be useless.
The task is too great and should 1 fail,
perchance, I should offend their digni
ties, but hear me a few moments and
you will be “ am used."'
This assemblage of notoriety Was
1 convened in a house, for I do not wish
you to believe they ever associated
gravely in the street. The house is
conveniently situated in this city (and
whether it is known by any particular
number, is not material, as there are in
general a ndmbe.r in it) and I believe
can be .entered on all sides. Admira
bly constructed ! A charming dam
sel is the governess, and to her credit
be it recorded, her discipline is saluta
ry, and however she may violate partly
(or very fully) a section of a certain
general “ Ordinance ,” she does not,
(So say her friends) keep a disorderly
house. lam pleased with this asser
tion of her admirers, but to the club.
Deliberation seemed to preside for a
time and the excellence of conscious
dignity, name and fortune, appeared to
glisten on the countenance of all, ex
cept a few stragglers, who were not of
blood sufficient to join the men of pluck.
The wine passed socially arid quite of
ten around, until its cheering influence
had awakened, all the dormant pas
sions of the soul. Love, fierce love,
beamed from every eye and so power
fully did it surpass all other feeling,
that each beauteous Helen’ was instant
ly summoned, to add by her presence to
the warmth already kindled in these
genial bosoms What a delectable
view! How wooing and how winning
were these fashionable dandies !
But soon the scene was changed.
Jealousy and distrust were foremost in
the ranks of battle, and seasoned hick
ory, was used in dreadful force on ma
ny an honest head. There are some in
this city, who no doubt feel still the con
sequences of this affray ; and all the
harm I wish them, is, that they may al
ways have cause to endure a rebuff when
engaged in brothel quarrels. There
is something so contemptible in affairs
of this kind, that the moral mind re
coils in disgust. To notice young men,
who, boast the splendour of their par
ents equipage, their wondrous and
monFd names, first on the catalogue of
obscene and beastly indulgence and
dispute, is indeed pitifuL If you must
fight, attack yourselves and conquer
your evil passions. You will then gain
a victory, which Will be laureled by an
approving conscience. It distances far,
very far, the applause of the motley
crew, and beckons you to deeds wor
thy of your purses. While your mid
night revels are crimsoned by your own
blood, and while your interesting dox
ies, are alone the healing balm lor your
wounds; mark me,your course is taint
ed with dishonoui, your prospects will
be blackened by disgrace and your ex
f, horrible!
A hint is sufficient for some on this
head. There are others who are taken
“ to their idols, let them alone’’
I have done for the present on this
subject. Not however because I have
not matter for writing, but since I last
addressed you, your very worthy friend
« Philo Censor’ has contributed to the
public a mite from iiis store. He seems
to be an enemy to you, because forsooth
you have given place to “ Censor” and
refused Inin admittance to x your co
lumns. I should be content were you
to refuse my numbers, (ami you have
given uie one verv friendly hint) and
not attack you for at least exercising
your own will. It would be well to
say that this “ Piiilo Censor' may have
been guilty of some dirty tricks or lie
would not be so much goaded; and I
ran assure you sir, that I am entirely
indifferent as to him or his requested
essays, or his apt friend: and believe me
hi- “ friend.*’ in the Chronicle has miss
ed his man completely. He should be
cautious he may catch “ a tartar.”
This is all I have to say and I leave
them as I found them, endeavorin'* to
injure you, by harming themselves? I
would not have, noticed them, but for
their belief, that they had silenced Cen
sor ; so far from this, I will write when
I please and what 1 please.
FOR THE HERALD.
Mr. Buxce,
IN reply to the second edi
torial paragraph in the Chronicle, 1
have but to observe that the “ epithet j
odious to the character of a gentleman,”
which is pronounced on me therein is
not of any consequence. In my com
munication to “ Philo-Censor,” 1 con
fess I was “ direct, and “ unequivocal ,”
and 1 leave it for those to judge; who
feel interested, whether there was any
friendship, displayed by the admission of
“P. C.” in the columns of the Chroni
cle, towards the editor of the Herald.
As I am not disposed to have any al
tercation with the editors of the Chron
icle, but to maintain substantially, that
which 1 have written, I am content
that they should enjoy their opinion,
and I will foster mine own. The pub
lic cannot be interested either on one
side or the other, and if falsity is to be
attached to my comments or to their
remarks, there is but one inode of test
ing the matter, by the facts themselves. —•
Relative to “ a friend of P. Censor,” he
cannot receive any notice from
JUS TICE.
Trices Current,
AUGUS I’A.
COTTON, lb. 12 1-2 a 13 nom.
TOBACCO, cwt. 3 25 a 4
FLOUR, bbi. S 6 a 7
B ACON, 8a 10 50
COItN, bushel, 37 1-2 a 75
Ditto MEAL, bushel, <52 1-2 a 12
SALT, bushel 75 u 37 1 50
FODDER, cwt. 175 a 2
This Evening. Eriiluu April 1 >th, 1821.
WII.L BE PERFORMED,
(For the last time this Season,)
a TRAGEDY in Five Acts, called
To which will be added,
(For the last time,)
the Grand Serious Pantomime, in !
Two Acts, called
LA PeIoUSE ; I
Oil, THE
DESOL VI E LSI, \NI). j
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Performance after Saturday Eve
ning, until Kas ter Monday.
(For Characters, &c. see bills of the day.)
Doors open ai six, and Performance
to commence at seven o’clock precisely.
OCT Gentlemen in the Pit are requested
to be seated during; performance, and to
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the Theatre, on Days of Performance, from
10 until 1. and from 3 until 5 o’clock, when
places for the Boxes can he taken.
*,* Gentlemen are requested not to smoke
in thfi Theatre—Checks not. transferable.
* # * Days of Performance this week, Mon
day, Wednesday, Fri/lay and Saturday.
Kft.XUAVVHVrY\,
Is Just received,
AND FOR SALE
At the AUGUST.I BOOK-STORE,
Price One Dollar Seventy five Cents.
April 13. 83 3t
MAV’ OF OEOVUiIA.
FOR sale al the very reduced
price of g 7 to close the concern
of a gentleman unfortunate in busi
ness—As it is not probable that there
will be an edition of this Elegant
Map for a number of years—or that i
so favorable opportunity for pur
chasing it will soou occur, all who
wish the map would do well now to
supply themselves.
The subscriber f have, also the
17th Volume of Johnsons Reports,
No. 46 of the Quarterly Review,
do It of Bliekwuod’s Magazine,
rhe ‘-ketch Book Complete in 7
numbers,
Nos. 5 dj* 6 of Bigelow’s Botany,
arm a xew scrPLr or
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plied with Writing Sf Letter Paper
•nd ail kinds of aCHOOL BOOKS,
on very advantageous terms.
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April 13. 83 qt
Wharf Company’s Office,
"pUP. President nod Directors bsve til’s
1. <lay dec’ared a Dividend of Four per
lent on the Capi'al Stock of the Company
tor the last quarter, ending on the 31st ult
I'he same will be payable at this Office on
and after the 15lh inst.
JOHN SHARP, Treasurer.
, April 4 3i
YCST YbT&CEIV'E'D,
Per Last Steam-Boat
AND FOR SALE BY
MsaDomasaAßssa
MKIt CHAXT TAILORS,
THREE TRUNKS OF THK LATEST AND MOST FA
SHIOXUILF. SUP. Bi.CE St B LACK
TUILSS COATS.
ALSO,
immißL @<dmfsd>
frith and without Capes.
With a Lance. Assortment of
PANTALOONS & VESTS,
Os various colours ami qualities—which
with an assortment of thin 81/.M.HEK
CLOTHING, will be disposed of low for
CASH.
April 10. 82-9 t
. The Subscriber,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
In addition to his former Stock,
A VARIETY OF
Syvrnvg & Summer
GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE,
’ITTAL riIAM Shirting & Sheet
▼ Y ings, hleuched and unbleach
ed from 28 to 01 inches wide
Cumberland do
Plaid*, Stripe* and Chambrays
Scotch Homespuns,
Long and Short Yellow Nankeen*
Blue do
White end Striped Jean*,
4-4 Cwttdn Cussimere
Superfine and Common Ginghams
Calicoes,
Marseilles and other Vesting
.VJuslin Colerets,
White/and Black Sattin*
Greeti Siiks
S Ik and Cotton Hosiery
Ladies Beaver Gloves.
Do White and Black Silk do
Mens’ do do
Long Lawns, Linen Cambrick*
Dimities, assorted
Shell Combs do
Dowlas Osiutburgs
Russia Drills. Plain and Stripe
Russia Sheeting
Do Diaper
Wuh a variety of other articles,
comprising a general assortment suit
ed to the Season.
B. G. Sims.
kT To llent, a Bather’s Shop
near tlie Planters’ Hotel—Apply as
above.
April tO 82
A Lisi of LeHers remaining in tlie Post-Of
lice, Waynesboro. Georgia Ist. April 1821.
John H. Vilen 2 | John It. Moore
.la as At,bolt i Ik'i.iy Odam
J; ifH i Alien J .Samuel F. Preseoat
| Elizabeth flowers [Joseph Perry
JeSsi Doich | llaidy Phillips
Henry Hell 1 Hritou L. Pierce
j Mr. lirown j Robert Palmer 2
William Howen t Benjamin Phillips
David Bosh 1 Blassenganie Farcy
John Crane j Francis Paris
John Colson | Ephraim Ponder
S. Corker 1 Rutin, S. Paine
Eli Cornett j John Reynolds 2
j Davi I Clagg 1 Elizabeth Itnsscl
j Isreal Chapman | Fluasp Robinson
1 Mil y Cox t William lingers
| Hlioda Davis < Joab Rowel
, John IJ. Di'awhorn I Joel lfacltley
I Wilson Dreu j Sumner Sumner
: David D xon f Samuel Sugar
j Zaciiariali f„ Fryer 2 1 Ansel Snow
J I’.elding Fryer I Joel L. Scarboro
i William Gordon * Origin Sibley
j John Green | Dennis Sullivan
John J. Graves j John Smith
Eliza Henderson t Rebecca Sills
Ann Henderson j Zjchariah 1,. Tomlin
, lli!l& Atkinson 1 Absalom Taylor
Abisha Jenkins Esq. j Caty Taylor
Sarah Johnson \ Richard Thomas
Elijah Johnson I Joseph Thomas
Jonathan Lewis ! Dana Taylor
Janies Lambert j Amanda M. Taylor
Josiab Lewis > William Taylor
Ezekiel Lester j Sarah Tilly
Berien J. Lewis } John Turner
Levi Lodge ’ Henry Urdy
Robert Logan j Carlos Warren 2
William Logan [ Isaac Weich
Joseph McCollum 2 j Samuel White
Elizabeth Mallory s Lemuel Woodard
Hetty Martin j Robert White
Turner It. Moore j Lewis Wimberly
George McCoy j
Samuel Sturges, P. M.
April 10. 82
N otice.
I TJERSOXS having demands a
| j|_ gainst the Concern of Bigelow
ix Hand, are requested to present
! i hern immediately, and tbo*e indebt
ed to said concern to mako immedi
ate payment.
Bigelow & Hand.
April 10. 81 Bt.
To Shoemakers.
WANTED by the subscriber, a
bout the first Juue next, two
or three Good Workmen, to whom
constant employment, and liberal
wages will be given*
Richard Watkins,
Cambridge, id. C.
April 10. “j* 6 !..
AX ELKGAXT
NOYWvvA-U N\vu\ti 010,
with Plate Mounted HARNESS, for
-ale cheap for Cash, or approved
I'owti Paper.
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December 1 45
New-York Literature Lottery;
FIFTH CLASS.
HIGHEST PRIZE
1 PRIZE OF 825,000 - - 825000
1 • ■ 10000 - . 10000
S - * - 5000 - - 10000
13 1000 - - 15000
20 - 500 - - 10000
40 . LOO - - 4000
6600 10 - 66000
6679 Prizes. \ 20,000 8140000
13321 Blanks. 5 Tickets. , ,
DRAWING TO COMMENCE THIS MONTH.
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Tickets vuu\ Slmves in \u*o\»oYlioi\,
(but will shortly advance.)
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srjMHiif missi? ©wi 9
Corner of Broad and Ahlutosh Streets, Augusta*
April 10 82
W&atEa 9 S ©S'jPMSg
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ALL IN ONE DAY.
THE DH.IinXG or 'THE
CATHEDRAL CHURCH LOTTERY
Will positive!ij take place in the city of Baltimore, on Friday ,
27 th April, and the whole Lottery will he drawn on that day.—
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Four 'Thousand, and the whole of the Prizes are payable in Cash
w ithout any deduction.
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83,000
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Quarters, 7 Sixteenths, 1 75
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April 6 3*t 81
Moo A liue-k.
TICKET No. 8273, in the GRAND 1
STATE LOTTERY Bth Class, came up
on the 22d of March, a prize of ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, and hold at
Allens,
l.nrky hjfi.ee, Cdnier of Broad Li MTntath
April 3. 3t Ntrertt.
FOR HALE,
■ V applied for soon,
tiIJL THE subscriber's five acre
LU l on the Sand-Hills, having there
on, a Dwelling House, Kilclien. Dai
ry, Stables, &.e. 6cc. with a Spring ol
good Water, and the whole enclosed.
Augustus Moore.
I March 16 laflt TO
I NOTICE.
i a LI. persons who are indebted to
Hie estate of Giikkn Bell, late
of Burke county, deceased, are re
quested to make immediate payment;
also, those having demand* against
said estate, are requested In render
them in lawfully attested withiu the
time prescribed by law.
Jcgsc White, Ex’or.
In right of his Wife.
Waynesboro' Brpt. 18 12t 21
Wanted to Purchase,
A SMART active NEGRO BOV,
about fourteeu of fifteen years
•J eg e—Enquire at this Office.
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