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WKx ~ i ra S i J tr~ IP Jit. i-t I HT \ >, Aw* *• K^TyjsAA JAUGU QC t7 S 97 — ■ Our paper of Saturday anticipated the ■intents of the last northern mail, which ■ought us no additional intelligence, of interest, either foreign or do mestic. The ensav from the Boston H>n kee, oft the policy which the United Bates should observe between Spin and Bt revolted subjects, will no doubt prove ■teresting to the American reader. It Bcouchcd in energetic and dignified lan- Bage, and its arguments are urged with Boher seriousness and respectful mode* I EXPORTS. m Sometime since we published a com Earative estimate of the merchantable lvalue of Exports from Charleston, (s. c.) End Savannah (Geo.) during a period of ■io-ht months—from which we deduced ■he irrefragable fact that Georgia, than Bofjlfth-Candina, enjoyed a larger share of Bommercial importance. The Editor of BheSoutliern Patriot, however, is unwil- Bing to admit our conclusion, because, ■brsooth, w'e receive sonic of the *iaple ■products of South-Carolina into our mar* Ket. This is true enough—and it is also Erne, that South-Carolina receives, prp- Bbably, an equal proportion of the pro ducts of North-Cumlina, through the ■Santee Canal, and other sources. But Bill this is impertinent to the question. ■Augusta, has, and will continue t;> have, ■the local advantage of coercing into her ■market the trade of the uppei districts ■of South-Carolina. It is no matter how ■we enjoy the superiority, whether from ■the bosom of our soil, or from our local ■situation, or from both combined. It. is ■enough for us that It exists. j From Amelia Eland. The patriotic gentry at Amelia are their best endeavors to realise our ■ opinion of the character and event of the ■ expedition, aud to defeat the high-toned ■ panegyrics and laudable exertions of I their friendly advocates. 'Phis is indeed I Ungrateful. Late advices from this cm- Iporiiun «ts patriot ism, represent anarchy land confftton as the order of the day. I The executive, judicial, and military au thorities were aT in arms against each |other. and a speedy dissolution of (he | liberating army was apprehended. | Subsequent accounts state that Gover ■nor Hubbard died on the 19th inst Let Bhim rest—Peace to his ashes. Affairs Bcontinucd unsettled, and the spirit of ■contention still prevailed. ** The most effectual way to balk Men’s folly, is. to let them talk. Their ultnrst efforts can»-ot aiake B Our heads, or teeth, or fibers ache ” || The erudite Etlitors of the Republican, ■have again come forth with their unintel ■ligible jargon Their abusive epithets, I (which .they must have picked up from ■ some retail dealer in scandal) are equal Ily unmeaning to us as Miss Carabao’s language of the moon. The canine me taphors which so prettily ornament the sequel of their last production, have touch alarmed us, for, we. are really fear ful they betray evident symptoms of in veterate hydrophobia ! Let the municipal authority of Savannah look to this in time. The cases which they call analogous, and which they quote to justify the U. States in taking part with the revolted provinces of Ferdinand, are just as appo site as two conflicting elements. The cantons of Switzerland, were not only bound by ties of consanguinity, but Vy a aacred and imperative obligation al ways incumbent upon members of the same political family, to protect and assist each other whenever it became ne cessary. No such tie—no such' obliga tion is imposed upon the U. States, in her relation to Spanish America. The assistance which the crowned heads of Europe-have alternately rendered each other in deposing and re-instating their ' legitimate and illegitimate lords, is also cited, as illustrious examples , to urge us to action in behalf of the revolted pro vinces' And is this thodanguage of the “thunder and lightning” Editors of the Savannah Republican ? have they become ♦he indirect advocates of kingly magnan imity, of royal legitimacy ? and do they really believe that that policy which has so long made Europe the theatre of con ■ tendon and bloodshed—the very slaugh ter house of humanity—should be thi polar star to guide this Republic to tin nigh destinies which await her ? Wha purblind and ruinous folly ! Such futifi reasoning requires no farther considera tion than may be necessary to countcrac it* prejudicial effects upon weak and in experienced minds. It has been estimated that upon an t , verage of nine years, in proportion t population, the commitments for crime nave been in Manchester as 1 in 140} i London, I in 8C0? in Ireland, 1 in 1601 and in Scotland, 1 in 20,000. ■ POM THE CIUICNitLE. CARRABOO. This young lady arrived in our city , Some few days since, and was immediate- by the plaudits of town country. Upon her entree. Air. Cotton's thermometer rose to STbeing 65 above the calculated heat of the season. In a l day or two afterwards, the wind having * (hopped ro'imd to k. e. the thermometer I fell nearly 2 degress* But notwithstan ding the state of the climate, was bring ing Sunday patients to something like a , slate of persp-ration—- Miss Carraboo de clared its col?!,ess intolerable, and threat ened to evacuate the town instanter,un less a more favorable change was speed!- I'y effected. At what degree this damsel will be leased to be content with our atmos here, we cannot s ty, but hope she will grcc to stay w ith us at 27. BULLETIN, No. ,5. This puts me in mind of a good story— ut I cannot tell it now, for Miss Chin a oo’s health is in question. At 11 n't lock n Saturday morning tost, the 25th inst found her lever abated to 29j —at 1 'clock, p. m. at 29 —Symptoms ot re frnirg sanity- were visibly‘displayed— ru! I indulged hopes of a speedy recov ry of the patient. At 6, in the evening made another call and found her at 29? -with a quick pulse and a wild enqui ing eye, foreboding a desperate Issue to or present malady. [ ordered her to e blistered, bled and confined to no olh r diet than warm water —and left her trugglingin a paroxysm. Gossypium, u. i). BULLETIN ; No. 6. Sunday, 261h —1 called this morning t 10 o’clock, a. m. on Miss.Carraboo— nd found tier tranquil. She began some i:qnirics concerning 27 and 1.11 hich being the language of the moon, as rather unintelligible. I prescribed sudorific and left her reposing. Gossypium, m. d. T UEBDAT, 4, p. m—Miss Carraboo years her pulse shall beat 51 to-mor iw—l fear a strait jacket must be pre iribed. Gossypium, m. d. Ai’kopo? —Ceasar Kennedy, did not ear out at our port on Thursday last— it his boat , the Georgian*, did. Richard Rush, late Attorney Gene d of the United States, is appointed by ie President to lie Envoy Extraordinary id Minister Plenipotentiary to Great ritain. It is understood he will take i« departure in the Franklin 74, capt. tewart, from Annapolis, whither that essel is to proceed from Philadelphia. The successor of Mr. Rush to the of ce of Attorney General is not yet ap oiuteA.~rJ\'at. Intel. M ili.iam W, Bibb, late Senator in •ingress from Georgia, has received from ie President, the commission ofGovern r of the Territory of Alabama.- -Ib. The Delawn re AVatchinan of the Bth I ist. gravely gives the following “Con ictuies.”—lt is supposed, from certain eductions, that communications of the lost important nature will be made to ingress, at or soon after the commcncc icnt of the session. Os (he nature of ich communications w'e are not prepa id to speak; hut we are mistaken if there ill not be closed doors early in the ses on, and that for the best reasons. ■—-sto jotton,39 a. SOets. HARMONIC SOCIETY 7 . ITMiE members of the Augusta Har- JB monic Society, are requested to at ;nd a meeting at tlie Preslnterian Church n Sunday next, at half after 4 o’clock. M. Wm. H. JONES, Set'y. October 29. 1 2t Canters j FffcctnUlhf cured by a Powder, in THIRTY DAYS. 11 Or. W. S. Parrott, STNFORMS the inhabitants of Augusta EL and ilB vicinity, that he will sojourn luring one month, or six weeks in this ilace. He cures the most obstinate lancers, or tet'er worms, scaldjiead. curvy, king’s evil, white swelling, and arious other complaints hitherto though ( ncureable by medical art; and let this »e the motto or witness against, him. V’w Cure, no Pay. Dentist. I)nct W. 8. |"kFFICIATES in the capacity of Den list, in all its branches; draws teeth vith skill, and without much pain,inserts teeth from one to the whole set hardly to ie distinguished from the natural ones, cleans teeth, plugs the Hollow ones with 50U or lead, which method not only puts an end to the pain, but preserves the tooth a great while, prepares a powder much to the purpose, for cleaning the teeth and pi esenres the gums, and res tores a sweet bveath, which cures the scurvy perfectly in a few days. Those gentlemen or ladies wanting his assist ance, will please to call, oriet him know of their case, at the Eagle-Tavern, from the Ist day of November, 1817- Octobcr 29 2t r * }) } BAXR' OF THE f State of Georgia, I t Savannah, %Oth Oct. 1817- T Directors of the Bank of the Ms State of Georgi.\, having declarer r ;.i Dividend of six per cent, or three dol dollars and sixty cents on each Share for the last six months, the same will he !»*sd at this Bank, on and after Thursday next, the 23d inst. to the re-pective Stockholders thereof, or to their order. By order of the Board. A.YTIHKYr FORTE It, Cashier. October .19 < John Miller, HAS ON HAND, — —• in I xfensive Snojdy of Groceries, £ugar. Coffee Now-Englaml and W. I. Bum C ogniac Brandy, f»in Whisky and Wine. All of the besi quality and will be sold on the most moderate terms. To Bent, O Tenements in the brick house on Bridge-street—Possession given immediately. October 29 4t Fall and Winter GOODS. i • ■ The Subscribers Imre received, by the ship Georgia, and other recent ar rivals from TAveipnol and Green . ode , UPWARDS Os 1000 Packages of .Seasonable Dry Goods; Comprising a complete Assortment of Woollen, Worsted, , Linen , Cotton and Silk GOODS; Which have been rarefiith selected by one of the partners, and will be sold by the piece or package, at a moderate ad vance, for cash, cotton, *r undoubted pa per. Families ran be supplied, by the piece or dozen, op reasonable terms. Andrew low Co. Savannah, Oct. 29 1 m "njIUGJIA'S TO HE IL J! WILL BE SOLD, On Wednesday the 3d day of Decem ber next, to the.t. -ghest bidder, THAT excellent tract of land con taining 300 acres, owned by the subscriber, nine miles above Augusta, lying immediately on the Savannah "river, and containing a handsome proportion of first rate low grounds—Also, 16 or 13 likely NEGROES, several Horses, a few good Cows and a small stock of Sheep, together with some Household and Kitchen Furniture. Terms made known on the day of sale. Edward W. Collier. October 29. tds Valuable Property for sale7~ THE subscriber having obtained an order from the Ilononhle the In ferior Court of Columbia county, to sell the real Estate of Joseph Ray, deceased. Offers for sale the Merchant Mills, Dis tillery, Dwelling Houses, Store, Grane rv, &c. with 70 acres of JLandi’including the whole of the improvements of the said Joseph Ray, deceased. Also, 210 acres of Land, lying within half a mile of improvements, well timbered. The above property is offered at private sale, and if not sold previous to the 25th day of December next, will be sold on the 26th of December at. Raysvilie, to the highest bidder—Terms made known «n that day, or at any time, by application to the subscriber. Will be sold at the same time and place, a sett of Patent Stills, and some old Gins, Irons, &c. &c. William Barnett, Guardian for the minors of Jas. Ray, dec October 99 4t , it ana way FROM the plantation of the subscri ber, in Laurens district, ». c. 12 miles above the court-house, on the Ist of September last, a negro fallow named NED, 23 or 24 years of age, very stout made, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, yellow complected, lias a scar on his forehead, which is only discoverable on close ex , amination, had on when he absconded, . a suit of blue clothing and a fur hat, and , carried some other articles of clothing. ? he also carried off* a waggon whip with I him for tine purpose of passing himself i for a waggoner; he has a brother com . monly known by the name of BiKy r lins, employed as a boat-hand betweer , Augusta and Savannah, and it is suppo 1 sed he will endeavor to pass himself it , Augusta or Savannah as a boat-band. / f reward of ten Dollars will be given so . apprehending and securing him in th v nearest jail, and giving information s „ that I may get him. John Calhoun. : October S& ts I I)K, HELP* , ■ Botanical Drops. The so lowing voluntary certi/loalet p ore proofs of their singular and * tntpc iur efficacy. ter certificate; This may certify that I, Gen. Juntos Whitolaw, of Ryegate, (Vt.'l have a ! [ daughter, who Ins been from her youth 1 to the age of 20 years, severely afflicted with the salt rheum, R after having tried many medicines to no effect, was indue, ed to make trial ol “ Dr. Kelfe’s Botani cal Drops,” prepared by W. T. Conway, which, after administering three bottles, completed a cure, ami she has not been troubled with the compbiipt since. James White law. Montpelier, March 16, 1816. X The following Idler from the mother of on infant is truly interesting to . the r.JJliclat, W. T. cor-wav, Respected Sir—Agreeably to your re- I quest, I would inform you that iny son is now 8 years old, his health as follows -yhe has been pick S years; 18'months since, when informed of Dr, Relic’s Bo > taoical Drops and Pills, he then had not i the use of hisarmspone leg almost cripp led; hip dropped out of place; his thigh swelled up and broke in 6 places; arms in the mean time swelled up and broke in 12 places; many of the sores were down t** the bone for one year; he had no use of his joints, but now has the use of both arms, sores all well but three; he now appears to be getting well very fast. Many said it was impossible that he could get well—Others say it seems like rais ing one from the dead. I must ever re main a sincere friend and wisher to you, who have shewn so much kindness to tny son. LUCY ROGERS. Waterford, (Con.) May 12,1816. These Drops are a radical cure for Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Leprosy, St. An thony’s Fire, Scrofula, Ulce'rs, Sore Legs, even when the bone is affected, Venera I Taints when mercury has failed, are the best spring and autumnal physic, ami may be given t » children withperfect safety price gI. (Jr T Ask for Dr.RxLFß’s Botanical Drops” —Observe none are genuine, unless signed ‘*W. T. Conway.” Tac above Medicine is prepared and sold wholesale, by the sole, proprietor, W. T. Conway, No. 1, Hamilton Place, Common Street, Boston, and retailed by Wm.J. Hobby, At the Augusta Rook Store. / And most Druggists, Booksellers, fit/ ‘ Post-Masters throughout the U. 'Pamphlets of many extraordp < “ r 3 r | cures may be had at the agent’s, October 29. /ct To Let, J~ PART of Tenement N* 3, Bridge- ' Row, which is calcul/ted to store a large quantity of Goodsynaving a front on Centre-street, and an extensive Room up stairs-—For terms apply at the House. October 29 St Gkoroxa, > Clerk’s Office of the Warren con’fv.y Court of Ordinary. WHEREa/ Solomon Wilder has appHeiJYor letters of administrati on on the estate and effects of Elizabeth Waggoner, late of said counfy, dec. These are therefore to cite and admo monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said .deceased to be and ap pear at my office, within the time pre scribed by law to shew cause (if any they have) why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at of fice, this 22d day of October, 1817. John Torrence, c c.o. GEORGIA, Lincoln county. WHEREAS Rhoda Bolar has appli ed for letters of administration on the estate and effects of George Bolar, dec. These are therefore to cite and admo nish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased,to be and ap pear at my office within the time allow ed by law to shew cause (if any they have) why sai i lepers of administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 21st day o October, 1817. Win. Harper, c. r. o. GEORGIA, Elbert County. DESCRIPTION of an estray Mare ami Colt posted before Win. Dun lap, esq. on the 6th May lastly Drury Thompson, of cant. Childrea district, ’ said -Mare is a dark sorrel, with a star in her forehead, about 15 years old, 4 ■ feet 9or 10 inches high, the Colt a sor > rel with a lilaze face supposed to be the t colt of said Marc, said estrays appraised 1 by William Morgan and Rick’d. Ililley t to twenty-five dollars, ir Daily M. Wood, Cl'ft. , October 29 ts ■ GEORGIA. Elbert county! i t^ escr,paiuN ofan eßt,a y Horße > A j * posted before Beverly Allen,, esq. on the Ist of October, by John Beck, jun. of capt. Rucker’s district, a dark Day 1 Horse, about nine years old, four feet 10 [" or 11 inches bign, with a few Saddh spots, A dent on the first joints, from hit n hips, appraised by B. Jeter, and Thomas *" Colbert, to 25 dollars. n Daily At. Wood, CUrk. October 29 ts »r ; ic (p* Wf are authorised to an •o nounce John Hill as a candidate for Re ceiver of tax Returns for Riclitnom county at the ensuing election, , , Oct. 29 I ' v y ; ' ~, -.ft',, . ■* ffdte enterfifmkto Copartnership under the firm of „ « FeZia? G. Gibson §• Co And are ncwv receiving an Extcn s eive of * British, French, IndiaS£ Domestic DRY GOODS. J9L3(f f •• A ! ILdliniVdUE Os CUTLJ&&F? » ' AND , A General Assortment of GROCERIES AH of which will be sold low and on accommodating terms. Bills of Exchange On New-York & Boston for sale, Felix G. Gibs an, William Q. Gilbert; October 29. 1 ts 10UXG LADIES* A € A D E M Y, Washington-Stivet, Augusta, . Mrs. Grace, Respectfully informs the citi* zens of Augusta and the public in Seneral, that the Academy will open on / lOAfDAF, the 20th insK where the va/ rious branches of education ‘Will be tougK as usual, ** 7 ■ Terms of Board and Tuition m/de rate, and will be made khown on cation. / October 18 /\P Notice v > ■.' % THE SUBSCRLP^R* Offers his services t/his friends and the public A in the ' A AND , Factorage Line.' HAVIN' take . n tbe Ware-House lat/ occupied by Mr. Isaac La Roche,/ here evet 7 attention will be givey* ren “ 6r general satisfaction. v , / , Barton. |* >ctober 4\ ’" *, - * "ts A 7 Mr. Gal labor, RETURNS his thanks to the citi/™ of Augusta, for -the very fitfer/P a *- ronage he has experienced sinceJA val among them, and respectfitlly »> forms, that he has recdiprrfenced taking scholars on the Piano Forte. A few gen tlemen e«n HMioni aD the Clarionet,Flute,& ViolinccUoTHe hope* from the experience he has'received in Europe, under professors, and in Orches tras of the very first order, and also in the principal cities in the United Stated , that he will not only secure to himself a liberal share of public patronage, but be enabled to render general Satisfaction. Applications made at the offices of the Chronicle and Herald, will be punctually attended to. October 25 ts List of Letters, Remaining m the Post-Office, at Columbia couri-housef Ist Oct, istr. ♦ L Archer Avery James Lamkin . Authur Adams < i)avfd Langston A. H. Allison ReufienY. Langstop B M Thomas Beele Mr. M‘Gruder John Beall, 2 Joseph Marshall William Burton Josiah M‘Gee - William Blanton Hiram Moore Blackmer Sr Grey John R. Ray. i • I George S. Bilbo ** Timothy T. Barham Claiborne Newsom, 1 VV m. B. Burton 2. ' C 0 Joseph Cotton John O’Neal. I MissEliza.Gliatham P John Cartledge.** Alfred G- Perry D * Chades A. Pullm I Edward B. Davie Hugh Patrick pWm. Dousonburry Jacob Paul I Green Dazier Samuel Purnell F David A.Perryman. I Thomas Few ® I Ignatius Few, 3 - John Rader I Thomas Flournoy John L. Ray 1 John Foster,.3 John Reed, 2 : I Authur Foster Miss Mary-Ann R* 11 G cherson ’ I Sad rack Gibson ® " John Grey Reddick Sims Joab Grubbs Mrs. Peggy Smith I Mrs. Nancy Grey John Sanderford. H . I Miss Ann Hampton Solomaa ThomjisWV' ’ Roger Harkins W. B. Janke. siey ' Thos. Hamilton, 2 Thos. F. fhompson ; Mrs Elizabeth D. W . I Howel. Zachariah William* J James Wilson * Greenburry John- Mrs. Nitncy WU ston Imgliara George Johnston John Wilkens 1 Elizabeth Jones ,• Thos. M. White I William Jonss | Susannah Wright - 1 Mis* Bode Jiraerson Blh. Louisa Wool* l. K * v , B- [Matthew Killings- V l( l 1 worth. IDI v?d York, 3. I. t .j ■ / 3 aint s Carpy^f*. J October 22