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TIEME© fly JIVRON BARTLETT- Telegraph is publiabeU every da- iornl°*' fyOfci on Mulberry Street, y W ' S l”lKKKl)OJ.LA , l9a)C a r,lf b** ..ollabs, if not paid ea«t TiIKKK IlOJeLAlw a ’"‘JfrsDii iiom-am, if not paid e ' L r . Subscriber* living at a u aireJ m *» “ lcs 10 P av ln advancc ’ in sida. paid ih ad- before tile distance |r(irN ISTRATOHS- SALS!!. I—TiTTv'T io an order of the honorable the In l l ? 9 ^niurtofTalbot county, while sitting lor iill be sold, on the first Tufixda> U’ \RV uest.ol the court bouse utTelbolton, XSo woman, named Sally, ■» n . .®i'hildrcn—it being a part of the Negroes R r tViinain D. Gateway by bis uncle milium P 1 i r^ued—for the benefit of the heirs and W> JAMES GAS A WAT, K 3:1 guardian W Crawford Sheriff Sales. c.u don,ll ° fir »tTuesday in FEBRU- A HY nest, nt Ihe court liouse In Knoxville, v/inniord county, between tbe usual hours ofsule; "• d ’ No - 78 ‘ "• '•'* first dlX- levuS«« r 8 y * ,,,us,on now Crawford county— iPill' i l"°r‘ l, y ,, l MomatDetit 10 satisfy l...*' ,1 *“«dfro | ii Jouea Superior court in favor of 'Alexander Kenuudy vs Thomas Davis, Nicholas Sum- mer* and Wilburn sStriiiling sevurilics. iuu * I... . YVM. U. KII.ES, Sheriff. 1 Alto, mil be told at abure, 1 lift south West purl of lot ol L ind, No. 215, the second district of originully Houston now Ornwford county, whereon CynthiaS. liamner now lives—levied on a, her property to satisly a Fi Fa in favorof' the officers of court of Crawford county “i suid Cynthia S. Huinner, fur costs. ■i*"' ~ I JOHN YVIIITT1IVGTON. dtp th’/f.. on the first Tuesday in FEBltUA- p * ij V next. before the court house in Foray II,, county, between tbe usual hours of sale. co lilicly Negro Fellows, "Jl benefit'of tbe minors of Ifilliom A'.ltn, I*: county, deceased, by order of tbe court. LJa\e made known on the day. befsate, us (jFORCE BENNETT, i,15 21 Guardian for laid miners rrrr BE SOLD, Oil the first Tuesday in I'EB- ' (tl.utv licit, at tbe courthouse in Bibb cuun- . Mlotviug LANDS, belonging to tbe estate of .... |.u«<fy, deceased: lau of Nus. 345 and 840, m the 13th dia. I j,i;, a lly Monroe now Bibb county, coutuiuiug Eusbout two hundred and forty acres, more or III ini eu the Ocmulgce river. _ li, „art of Lot No. 338 in tho same dis- ItsstsiaiBg about one buudred and eighty six a- (being tbe place whereon the said Thomas Luo- £.wttkNU in Clinton,'Jones County, unlhc [ Fractions No. Ido, 19X and 192, and Uvo I] Islands in the Ocuiulgee river, all lying in the 111 district of originally Baldwin now Jonescuuu [‘luti'iuK to wid estate. ^uii Ot wle—twelve months credit, with good lie above Lands sold by ordor of tho honorable bferior court of Bibb county, when sittlug for Or- r rouses. u THOMAS LOWE, Ad,nr. i/ILL be sold, on tbe first Tuesday in APRIL J ueit, before.tbe court bouse in Slcwurt lJ'No. 97,in llie 24th district of said couu- finnerly Lee. ’ llso, on the same day, before the court- Lia Itiadolpb county. Ice (bird part of Lot No. 39, in the Qlh dis til uid county, formerly Lee. 1 k un the first Tuesday in MARCH lielore the court house in Talbot county, lie third part of Lot No. 262, iu tho 22J pet of said county, formerly Muscogee. (liu die property of Uehn Smith, late of Bibb [1. deceased, for the benefit of the heirs. Terms lie day. JOHN SMITH, adm’or f:M S3 1/ILL be sold uu (lie Bret Tuesday inFEURUA KV nest, at Juckson, Butts county, J,Negro Girl named lizzy, idea years old, one Sorrel Horse, one Uuil and blue, together w ith divers other articles belong- tod» estate of llichard Knight, deceased: sold by ie nt ku order from the honorable Inferior court jolts count;, fur the benefit of tbe heirs and kilors ol said deceased. El-« 29 CALVARY F. KNIGHT, adm’or: W Bibb Sheriff Sales. *LL be sold uu the Hist Tuesday in FEBRU ARY uext, at the court house in the town of silicon, Bibo county, between the usuulhours of sule. Six Negrons, Silva a woman about 60 years \.? a . d 7 11 lVO,nrtI1 about 25, Mary a woman about Llvia a gill about 13, Nelson, a boy about 3years . and Emily uu infant, as the prnjar.y of U'tW.am Danelly, to satisly a niortgoge Fi Fa in favor of Daniel Worsham and others, vs said Danelly. dec 3 Ooo mahogany Sideboard, 2 do card tables, ? fine Sofa, ] doz fine gilt Chairs, as tbe property of trm.J. Danelly, to satisfy two Fi Fasfrom tbe Iufe- ! r court of Bibb in favor of T. Campbell and Fa- 1 Carter, vs said Danelly. Three Negroes, Solomon a man about 30, Drister a man about 45 or 50, Dcmns a man about 30 —levied on ns tbe iiruperty of Charlet Buttock decens- »■* to satisfy two Fi Fas issued from tbcIiiferiorCourt Bibb county, iu favorof Joint U.Talinan mid Charles Whitehurst vs said Bu.-.uck, N. W. Wells & Charles S. Lewis or uguinst the administrators of C. Bullock uud tlieesecntors of N. W. YY'ells and C. 3. ‘ wis. One set of Mills and four hundred acres of Land, more or loss. attached uud adjoining said mills, whereon Elijah Cotton lives—levied on as'his pro perty, to satisfy a Fi Fa issued from the superior court ol Bibb county, iu favor of YVilliam Cabiuess and o- there vs. said Colton. Jan 0 I WM. B. CONE, sheriff. Alto, will be told at above, 202 1-2 acres ol Li:id and Improvements whereon John Bridget now lives to satisfy two Fi "as issued from a Justice's court iu favor of Kimberly ■ Chisholm vs said Bridges—levy made and returu- to me by John Smith constable. Jun t) 1 11. II. HOWARD, D. Stiff. POSTPONED SALE. Alto, will be told at above, Tho Land and Improvements (number of acres not known) adjoining Dr. B. F. Owens aiido- tliere—levied 011 a# the property of Jamet Tabor, to satisfy sundry executions in favor of Culliouu Jf Fort, Wiley, Baxter & Carter, Colton fir Harrison, and I saac llurvey. WM. E. CONE, Sheriff Jau 0 1 Alto will be told at Ihe above place on the firtl Tuesday in IdAltCll next, A Negro Man named Moses, about thirty years old—levied on as tbe pro|»rty of John Corbett, to satisfy n mortgage Fi Fu issued from the inferior court of Chatham cuuuty iu favor of Levi S. D’Lyon 1 said Corbett. WM. B. CONE, theriff. JanC. 1832. 1 /ILL Iw sold, on tbe first Tuesday in FEBRU AUY next, before tbe court bouse In Macuu 5 county. Iso Negio Boys, Moses and Benjamin, n- 113 and 17 years of nge—sold as tbe properly of if thrill, late of said county, deceased, for tbe Hit of the heirs. Term* on the day. a 23 JOHN SMITH, adm’or. |Ul!ll mouths niter date, application will be uide to tbe Inferior court of Monroe county. • tilting at a court of ordinary, for leave to sell nl eitite of Jamet Libt, deceased, fur tbe bend- llhe heirs aud creditors of said deceased. tU 43 PARMER A. HIGGINS. . ailm’or lulll MONTHS afterd«le, application will be Slide to the bun. Ibe Inferior Cqurt of ILius- coauty, while ailllng fur ordinary purposes, for 'ts itII the REAL ESTATE of Henry II, Ulan- • dtceuril, subject to tbe widow's dower, fur jcltof the heirs aud creditors of laid deceased. , ALLEN li. CHASTAIN, pi 21 29 adm’or. |0UR munthanflcr dale application will lie made to the honorable tbe Interior Court of Mini sly, when silling for ordinary purposes, f. ploiell I,o| N„, eighty, in the first district of o dly Dilution now Crawford county, belonging 'Hole of Alexander King luleol Monroe conn teemed, fur tho benefit of tbe heirs mid credf GEORGE L. DOUGLAS, 'll 21) adm’or IbliUmmitlii alter date, application will he made I tj the hiiuiirablit the Inferior Court of Fayette rfi when sitting furordiuuiy purposes, for leave . A part of the negroes l in Klu (Uu orplmus of Stirtiieg Lldct, deceased, statieBt of kali) oi*|ilj;ttifl, M 29 l inVAltU P. N!XON{guardian. I JlU .MOMTild after dwlH, application will made to tbe liuiiondile tlm Inferior Court ^county, wliiln lilting for ordinary jmrj (»••*•. to %«tl l,ut of l«and No. 17 In the .‘0001111 FJ C, °I Carroll ciiiiutv. 1j«*lniiging to tin* Orphan I'nkups* * CCsNNLTS. U100LK. Uiirditn v U pOlU MONTHS nftur date, application L "‘11 be niude to the honorable tho lufcri of liutu count y, wlteu sitting for ohliu lyti's, fur leave to soil Lot No> 14 iu tbe If k 1 °^ ur ‘S‘ Uil by lintiry, uow llutt. couu It'll« ,,ene *it of tbe heirs anti creditors f • “‘flinex, deceased. L, lt JOHN U. M'MAUEN, adm’or, Fi >5 43 1 bounty, Georgia. . , , btrliiwr., Juoujry adjour^cu'lcrm, 1832. '««ilinwn t„ ||, n Court Hint David Crockett. I l ' r sied, lute uf Dilili county, iu bis IHe lline, # 'J* Jj. Singletary. Lot ol Land, No. 70 in »n i ’’ j'de.lof originally tlnmloii now- Bibb ll'*! ,0 d tor the price of Funr huudi-ed dollars I,"‘d llHviijliieiiMi|nui executed Ills cer IhaSii *"• "tbiug.coiiUUioiieutii umUe tiliart ” J '"I of land upon Ihe irnyment of mid pir no!*)’ '“Ibe said John D. and it further «|>- “'4 David departed Ibis life without filin' n dl! ®4 f° r 5 *ld laud, and llnit the Lu, • bj»duly paid said purclinse money, aud lii.1 *• ^‘"xli-lary having filed liis jiotltiou li "ie foiegnlng facts and a copy of laid oh- UrdkJ ,r *7' n g jkst n deml may lie by the court [K,t,io t° him by Ibe executors of Ibe laliu™*’!*' h i* now ordered by the * 1 ilrti .t c * ll,e be by Hie heirs of the suiil I ilL.iao ,, .’ w Ibe cunlrsnV, the executor i ■tare .''ireiite to the mid Jolin 1). luia'c, , ‘"uy lemiriiudngollliis conrt, a Ibuiri. L' * ctl,t dl|igto (lie (iruvicioiis of the «*ad« and provided. r**IQ * "t*'* ^ tul " , wl'iutas. I “ ?3n * martin suiMON8,c.c, MACON, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1832 Houston Sheriff Sales. W ILL be sold on Hie first Tuesday in FEBRU ARY next, before tbe court bouse in Perry t Houston cuuuty, within tbe legal hours of sule, tbe following property: Two Negroes, Laveen a woman about twen ty-seven years old, uud her child Teener two years old—levied on us Hie property of Charlet JU Coy, Charlet N. id- Coy and Mark SI. Brown, to satisfy two Fi Fus, one in favorof William II. Bowen, aud the other in favor of James Smith—pointed out by Mark M. Brown. Two Lots ol Pino Lund iu the fifth district of Houston county, known as Nos. 204 and295, well imprdted, whereon John Clark now lives—levied on as ids property, to satisfy two Fi Fas in favor of YVil liam flam bearer, and others vs. said Jehu Clark— levy made by a constable. One Lot oak mid hickory Lund in tbs fif teenth district of Houston county, well improved, uliercon Tliomus YVillis now lives, known as No. 9 —levied on as the property of Henry IKBit, to satisfy a FI Fa ill favorof Handy Hall and others—pointed out by j. B. M'Carter. One L-.it of Land iu the ftf.ii district of Houston county, known as No. 191—levied on as tbe property of John Campbell, to satisfy two FI Fas in lavorof Beiijainiu'Fuller—levy made and fEluincd Uy a constable. One Lni of oak und hickory Lund in the fifteenth district of Houston county, wfll Improved, known ns Nor 204—levied on as the property ot Jamet G. I’nrkt, to satisfy sundry FI Fas in favor of Joshua Herring—levy uiude uud returned by & con. stublo. Oim Lot of pine Laud in the thirteenth dis trict of Houston county, known as No. 158—levied on as Hie ixuperty of Henry JiWagsand Woody Jno nivat, to sulisl'y a Fi Fa. in lavorot Nancy Iliuks ud nriifharatrs, and other Fi Fus vs said Henry Jciiiiings. One Lot of Laud hi the luOrifcenllf district nfHoii.1011 county, whereon John Beck now lives— levied oiias Ids property to satisly a FI Fa In favor of William Terry vs. John Beck und Frederick Wat- aomsecurily on w> RAI . EY , ^ Vol. VI—No. 5. For the Macon Telegraph. Arching brows, and azure eyes, ^ Arc what mauy lovers prize:— Ne’er to me can Beauty sbiue, i But in orbs that cradle mine! Cherry lips, that slightly part, Often steal away the heart:— If they for auotber smile, Far from me their dangerous wile! Cheeks that blush with rosy hue, Lovers seldom will eschew :— Let me fly the poison’d bliss, If they bear auolber’s kiss! U. B. B. From tire Boston Morning Post. THE MINSTREL’S MALEDICTION. By the rbse upoa thy cheek, By the suow upou thy brow, By thy woman’s boart so weak, By thy false, forgotten vow! By thy smile for festal hours Lighted up aud then laid byi By Direction's withered flowers That around thy pathway lie! By tho wavoaiid by tbe shore, Whore that sunset hour Was passed, By tho smile that then thou wore, The brightest aud the last! By tho promise at the shriue, Which thy falsehood bath broken, By memory’s lights that shine O’er mauy a slighted token— I hid thy heart iu future he Like the desert's flow-ericas tree, With poue to love and nono to bless, Cold in utter loucliuess. Smiling brow s shall pass thee by, But they shall not pause to guess YVhjr that hollow cheek aud eye, Whence that look of wretchedness. Unloving and uulighted Henceforth shall bo thy way, Like the hopes which thou hast blighted, Shalt thine own dreams decay! There aro jewels on thy brow Aud jewels on tby hand, And thou seest tliuusands bow, Like a queen iu fairy-laud; But thine hour is passing o’er, And worshippers will fly, And uu a desert shore Thou wilt soou forsaken sigh. For tlie falso aud hollow-heartod There is uo enduring rcigu, One summer-sigh when parted, They’re remembered not again. _ Soon thy bosom will awaken From out its fever-drenui, Thou wilt mourn o’er the forsaken, YVithout one cheering beam To light the louely future, Or gild tho gloomy past— Thuu hast touched the harp too rudely Aud its rnusio may not lust. The silver-stars aro waning lu yandcr sky of blue, Tho forest-leaves aro bending To meet the morning-dew. Tho moojt-light on the water ' Sleeps, like a spirit blest. But the storm witbia tby bosom It may not soothe to rest. Tho spirit I have summoned, Aud tbo spell that 1 have said, Shall linger round thy pathway Till thuu steepest with tho dead. Crawford Sheriii Sale. W ild, be soul on the fii-sl Tuesday in- FEBRU. ARY next, before Ibe court homo in Knox villo, Crawford county, bettVcen rhe urnal hours of jl Onn imL'ru Woman by die nanto of D< Iplra, about twenty years old—levied on ks Hie property ot (Web Hamilton to satisfy X niortgaxert Fa iMued from Jo. es superior court h. favor ol James R. Jones vs said Cogd.B Hamilton. W. B- FILE*. Nov as (15 • Butts Sheriff Sales. W ild, be .old on the first Tuesday in FEBRU ARY next, before tbo court Imu.e iu Jack- ton, Bulls county, Within the usual bouri, 202 1*2 ncrvX of Laud, morn nr less, known .tv Lot No. 43. In Hie Cm di.trict originally llynry now Bulls county, levied onhy virtue ol a F • Fa from llaheoek Inferior court in favor of J. \V. Scotland Huddleston, vs IIillium Gravlhum, ns the property ol said Grantham, property pointed out by ptuiulia a at- lOI Lm No. 1, in square N«. 12, in Ihe town ol Jackson, occupied ns n Hotel, mid Well improved for ti.al pm po.e ; levied on nt llie property of llroun, by virtue of n F’i Fn from BnUa »U|wHorcourt in favorof Tloniiaa P. Atkinson and Wasnington G. Atkinson, Er’re of Arthur4.’. Atkinson deceased, v« said Brown hod Jurncs M. bmilb-prewrty pon.leU out by plumlilii. J0gFp „ SUMJ n;RI.L\! stnrjf. w court David ■ ofihe Campbell Bhoriff SaleSs lid, l.e sold on the firel Tuesday In FEBRU; ARY next, at Hie court bouse hi Campbell county, Within tbx usual hour* of sale, Ooo •oritillois”, «ud 25 barrels of Corn, levied on ns llie properly of haae Cray, to satisfy a i execution Issued from Gtt iiincll superior court In fa vor of A Bull vV co. v. said Cray and Stephen Ray. Proudly |*>iiited out l»y t. Beaver. lLT."o»- l.nnil No. 28. in dm U-b district ol ori-iually CtiWeta now CaapMI county. bjW« :Xprt.,mrtv orperton B„,grl. to su.wfy s I.F.iu ’T«3I ''jLWC^ESOJLOrn/r FOR. SALE AT-THIS OFFICE. Starvation.—A state prisoner at Smyrna, sen tcnccd to die of hunger iu prison, was found a- live twenty-eight days after his incarceration.— This unfortunate man, whose scutcnce has been commuted, confessed that he hud prolonged his cxbteuce by a box of wafers, which also contain ed n small piece of gum elastic and a morsel of scaliug wax. After having lived for some timo by economising this substitute for food, lie began to eat the miserable pasteboard box which con tained those objects. Bart of tbo lid of tho box was left uucousumcd When ho was visited.— French vaper. Imprisonment for Dill.—Died, on tho 25th ult. iu the Four Courts, Mnrshalsca.Mr. llenry Will iams, who was committed to that prison for Id pounds 12 shillings and D pence sterling,-on tho 18th of June, 181o, (tho day on which tbo battle battle of Waterloo was fought.) On tbo smite day, Mr. W. Henry Nassau Stephens obtaiued bis discharge, after au imprisonment of 15 years 4 month mid 22 days, mid is ouly detained for tho payment of fees to the jailer. Wo announced about a year since, tho liberation of Miss Darley, who was a prisoner for ibivty-llireo years, Imviug been seventeen years detained for her fees.—Eng lishpaiier, - A colonel of a regiment of cavalry, was lately compluiiiiug, thai, from tbo ignorauco mid inat tention of his officers, lie was nhligol to-do the witulo duty of tbo regiment. “I am (said lie) my own captain, my own licutcnnnt, my owu cor- tvet,’’—^—“And your owu trumpeter, 1 presume,” saMalady preseut. A boy in tho employment of tho editor of the Philadelphia Chronicle, has been iu tbo habit for some time past of selling daily, a copy of that to a sliup keeper for fifteen cents a week sceiver of tho .tolcn papers wqs prosecut ed, aud required to pay the full price of tho pa lter, with cost.—a penalty considered us quite too moderate. • „ , \ The Now York Hoard of Health, hnvememori alizl-d Congress upon the sul.jcr t of llie Cholera giving a brief account of the progress nud fatality of tho disease, nud suggesting n Sanitary conw.it slon, for sending,'- under the uuspire. of the Geu cr.nl Government, ngonts to those parts of Flu rope and Asia, where the Cholera uow prevails, iu order to collect all the fm-ts relating to the pre veuliuu of the disease, as well as the remedy. The captain of a privateer writing to his own era m acco-i-.it of an engagement, felicitated them Mi the gcucrnl safely of his crew, having had on ly one of his hands »hjt through the nose. From the linhililv locnsipclas, Mr. Girartl i- said to have lived lor the last five years, entirely upon a vegetable diet. He haa told a gentleman says the Banner of the Constitution, that his owi individual subsistence did uot cost more than twenty ccuts n day. lie used to say, that a man who would leavo o!V business bccauso ho thought him self rich enough, had very erroneous views— that he attached no more importance to wealtl than to his old shoes, but that he looked upi active employment, as ouo of the greatest dub of life, lie used to say, llnl bo would plant tree today, if he thought ho would die tomorrow It is stated iiuome of our Northern pa pc that th. North Eastern Hotudary que.tiou, w bo discussed by tho Souato, with closed doors; aud that no information upon tbe subject will transpire until that body Shall have acted defin itely upou it. Stock Feeding in Ohio.—A correspondent of tho Scioto (Ohio) Gazette, has seut to the editor of that paper some facts relative to the business of ‘‘Stock feeding,” which is extensively carried on iu tho Bcioto Vtllley. Front these it appears that the first stock or store cuttle were driven into the Eustcrn market iu the your 1801, and the trado continued successfully for three years. It Was soou found that there was no market at home for the surplus grain raised lit Ohio, nud tho distauce too great to scud it to tho Eastward for sale; in consequence of which u citizen of Cliilicotho determined to try tho experiment of fattening cattle at homo. .Sixty bond were fed iu the year 1804, aud the owner drove them to Bal timore, the nearest market, and to his great ns- touislimout the project proved prefituMe. Tho succeeding year froni two to three hundred were driven to the same market. In 1808 adrovowas sent to Philadelphia, and subsequently others to Ncw-York aud Boston; nud tho number now exported from the valley ulous amounts to tuu thousand head per auuum. Tho cattle, iiowever, arc uot all raised in Ohio; more than half of them are collected from difiur- cat parts of tho Western Stales, tho difficulty nud labour ol which aro exemplified iu the l'ulluiviug paragraph fi-om the letter referred to:—“ Our cattle dealers think nothing of mounting their horses aud riding two, three, four, five; six aud seveu hundred miles iu search of stock, and when they procure and collect a drove, follow them for mouths through thu wilderness, carrying their pro visions on pack horses, and cncampiug iu tho woods and prairies until they reach hero, thou f roze or feed them, ami proceed with them to on histcru market. Thus have cuttle becu purchas ed at the Council Bluffs, up tho Missouri, driven here and fed, aud then sent on foot to the Phila delphia, New-York, aud Boston markets, and from thence shipped to tiio Wosl Iudies—tho cu- tiro operation of which consuming something like three years.” Who’s got the Cholera Morbus!—Tho excito- mem which is uow so general throughout the me tropolis, occasioned by tho fear aud alarm which pervade'tho minds of every class of society, at tho expected visit of this dreadful scourge, was cousi- yk-rubly heightened by tho following circums:auco, which lately occurred at a newspaper office in Fleet-street:—The editor had scat down to tho printer, to bo composed, n long article on '■ tho cholera morbus 1” From its extreme length, it was divided into six parts, and given to as many compositors to “set up." Just afterwards a timid gentleman, who hud been for many weeks past adopting every precaution to prevent au at tack of ibis fatal complmut seizing him, came into tho office to ebat away half mi hour with tho “Reader.” lie had uot been there five minutes before tbo “reading buy” entered iu great liuato, aud inquired “Who’s got the cholera morbus I” “ 1 have”-—“ I have”—•“ I’ve got it,” loudly re sponded the aforesaid hulf-a-duzcu compositors. “Tho d—1 you have!” shrieked out the timid gentlemen in question, more dead thuu alive with fear and agitation. “ then I’m oiP’—aud, “ suiting tho nctiou to the word,” ho jumped down the first flight of stairs, aud was clear oil' the premises in a twinkling.—London paper. Anecdote o/Akbar Shah.—Akbar wiu very pi ous to his mother; Iiis piety appearing iu this par ticular, that when she was oucu carried iu a palan quin between Labor and Agrn, be, •travelling with her, took tlm nalunquiu upou his own shsuiders, commanding Lis greatest nobles to do tbo like, and so carried her over the river from one sido to the other, lie never dcim-H bur any thing hut this, that tho Bible might lie hanged about an ass's ucck nud beaten round tlm town of Agra, ther candidates. His priiicipal 'competitor was Mr. Ruggles, the -Anti-Masonic candidate. In Essex North district, iu tho same State, there is probably no choice. The towns heard from, give Mr. Cushing 1033 votes, Kittridgc 1010, Os good 040, scattering 151 This is the sewnt/i trial. —Ibid. for that the Portuguese having taken a ship of their’s at sea, in w Inch was found tbo Alcoran, tied it about tho ucck of a dog, and beat him through the town of Ormuz. But he denied her request, saying, that if it were ill iu the Portu guese to do so to tho Alcoran, It became uot a king to requite ill for ill, for that the contempt of religion was the contempt of Gud, and Uo would not be revenged on nil innocent honk. This act, bich a Mahometan thought profane, was per formed by tho notorious FqucIic, in 171)3, at Ly ons.—Asiatic Journal. An old soldier, uamed tiury, was on Thursday tried before a court martial for tles.-rtion. The president asked him why lie had left his regiment: “Because (replied the veteran) I was not satisfi ed with my situation." “You ate aware of tho punishment of desertinu?” “Yes, general," an swered he smiling, “three years of h ml labor is tho fixed price.”—“What uiado yoq. dissatisfied with your regiment!” “.My serjeant major: lie used me ill—iio was harsh, severe, and brutal— more than a hundred men-of bis regiment com Wb loam by the ship Franklin, at New-York; from St. Petersburg, of tbo destruction by firo nt tbo latter port of tho Rtissiaii lino of buttle ship Fort Champcuoise. She bad just returned from a six years cruise iu tho Mediterranean, and about hauling iiito tho mole. Tbe fire was said to have originated from It lantern being imprudently left open whilo sweeping oiit tho Magazine. She * was burnt to the water’s edge. Tim hundred and twenty-five persons perished iu ihe flames.— Charleston Courier. SUPERIOR COURTS IN GEORGIA. The following calendar contains tho time fot- holding tho Superior Cburts iu the several coun ties of this Stulo, ns corrected from alterations made by tho last Legislature. YVESTERN CIRCUiT-0 Counties. Charles Dougherty; Judge; T. H. Tripp, Solici tor* Clark—2d Monday in February and August! Walton—3d Monday iu February and August. - Jackson—1th Monday iu Februnry uud August! Gwimut—H Monday iu March aud September! Hall—3d Monday jn March and September. Cherokee—1th Maiiduy ill March and September! Franklin—2d Monday iu April nnd October. Habersham—3d Monday iu April aud October! Rabun—4thMonday iii April and October! NORTHERN CIRCUIT—8. Counties. YV. II; Crawford, Judge; D; Chandler Solicitor! Teliaferro—3d Monday in January and July. Wilkes—3d Monday in February and 4th in July. Madison—2d Monday in March and September. Elbert—3d Monday in March hud September. Warren—1st Monday in April, and the Tuesday after tho Islin October. Hancock—Ud Monday iu April nnd October. Oglethorpe—2d Monday iu April aud October! Lincoln—1th Monday in April and October. OCMULGEE CIRCUIT—7 Counties. L. Q. C. Lamar, Judge; E. Y. Hill, Solicitor.’ Baldwin—1th Monday iu February and August! Morgan—Lt Monday iu March and September! Greene—2d Monday in 51 arch nud September. Putnam—3d Monday in March aud September. Wilkinson—-lst Monday hi April, and the Tues day after the IbI iu December.' Jones—3d 5Ionday iu April aud October. Jasiwr—4th Monday iu April aud October. SOUTHERN CIRCUIT—13 Counties. Lott Warren, Judge; S. F. Miller, Solicitor! Twiggs—lst -Monday in March aud September. Laurens—lst Monday iu April, and the YYoduea'-* day afterthe 1st iu October. Pulaski—2d5Ioudnyiu April and October! Telfair—3d Monday iu April aud October. , Irwin—On the Thursday thereafter. Appling—Ills filonclay in April and October! Ha~e—On tbe Thursday thereafter. Lowndes—4th Monday in May aud November! Thomas—On tho Thursday thereafter. Decatur—On' the Monday thereafter. Early—On the Monday after the court in Decatur! Baker—On tho Monday aftor llie court in Early. Dooly—On tho516ndny after the court in Baker! EASTERN CIRCUIT—1) Counties. YY’illiaui Law, Judge; J. YV. Jackson, Solicitor! ' y>Lr. TKBM. Bulloch—On tho Thursday before tho lst Monday iu November. Camden—On the 2d Monday in November! Wayne—On tbo Thursday thereafter. Glynn—On the Monday thereafter. M’lntosh—On the Wednesday thereafter. Bryan—Qu thu 1st Monday in December. Liberty—On tho YY’edhcsdify thereafter. .. \ Chatham—On tho Monday thereafter. EJJiingliam—On tho lst Jlouday iu Jauuary! SI'Kl.NU TKRM. Bulloch—On the Thursday before tho 4th Mon-' dqy iu March. Camdcn--On thu lst Monday iu April. Wayne—On the Monday thereafter. Glynn—On tho Thursday thereafter. M’lntosh—On tho mu ml ay thereafter. Liberty—On the Monday thereafter! Bryan— Ou tho Thursday thereafter. Djjingham—On the 2d.Monday iu May! Chatham—On the xbnday thereafter. FLINT CIRCUIT—10 Counties. C. B. Strong, Judge; Wf Poe, Solicitor.' Bibb—1st nouday iu February ami August. Houston—2d Monday iu February uud August. Crawford—3d Monday in F’cbruary and August. Upson—4th Monday in February and August. pike 1st Monday ill .March and September. Monroe—2d .Monday in Mareli und buptombor. Fayette—3d Monday in March uud September. Heioton—4th Monday in March and September. Butts—1st Monday iu April, ami on Hie Tbuisday after tho 1st Monday lu October. He nry—2d Monday iu April und October. MIDDLE CIRCUIT—1) counties. W. YV.lloil, Judge; C. J. Jeukius, Att’y Gen. planted Of hittr—ami us 1 saw 1 would ouo day or other make myself iialilo to confinement iu irons, I or even to death, oil his account, I preferred do-I . - scatxo txkii sertiug, and taking iny three years of hard labor Columbia—2d Mouduy iu Marth. at once.” 'Ibis sentence was accordingly pro- *■ nouuecd by tbe court, au.F when it was conclud ed, Sury very respectfully thanked Ids judges.— french \ni t ,tr. Among the visiters nt tho sent of government, wc observe th: rlistiuguishcd President of tho A- incricau Philo,<>| hieal Society, Mr. Dupouceau of Philadelphia. This veiieiiddo citizen h is in curred the fat:gue and discomfort of the journey from Philadelphia lhllter, during the recent rigor ous w eather, lor tho patriutio purpose of promot ing, so far as ho run, the adoption of the measure proposed during tho hi.t sessiuu of Cougress, but nut finally artetl ou, for securi ig to our country a perfect and extended knowledge of the bilk culture, au opportunity of He.pi ring whichisuow ollered by tbo presence of Sir. 1)'Humergue, u iialive of France, practically and perfectly ac quainted with the art. l-'ew persons, not well informed uu the subject, can appreciate the value of this knowledge, and tho usual difficulty of ob taining persons who can impart it, whence ouly they can ho obtained, namely, from France: aud it would be a national loss of incalculable mag nitude to allow tlie present opportunity of secur ing it to escuue us. Tlm estimable citizen, Mr. Duponcoau, Wit devoted much of his valuable time, uud considerable expense, fur several years in d'uiutercstcd effort, to avert this loss front li'i adopted country, by himself furnishing employ ment to Mr.U'HomWgtte, aud preventing his de parture from theUuiled Slates, in the hope that tlm National Government would adopt some plan ucutly the Natioual Government would ado; of rendering the skill of the latter ; _.ailable to the Un ■drill see tho zoal of this pliant, and b» la oleic snecesj his nml wo t.ust that w venerable patriot titili made happy by the eo! Is.—Sat. intelligencer, After a number I lection of a lte| Bristol comity, M- succced.-il, by a m esiful triab • to Gou I,. Hod; ' ■ for tin #• H'ruhington—4lh Monday iu March. Montgomery—2d Mouduy in April. Tutiiull—On Thursday thereafter. Emanuel—3d Monday iu April. Scriren—Ith Monday in April. Burke—1st Monday iu May. ■ Jejftrton—’dd Monday iu May. Richmond—1st- Mouduy iu June. CALL TZKM. Columbia—Ud Monday iu September. Washington—4th Monday iu .September. Montgomery—Ou Thursday ufter tho 1st Mon- day iu October. ... 4. Tattnall—2d .Monday in October. Emanuel—On lhursday thereafter. Ncriten—3d Monday iu October. Jrjfcnou—1th ,Mou.my iu October. Burke—3d Monday iu November. Richmond—1st Monday in January. OIIATAUOOCHIE CIRCUIT.—15 eotra/irs. YV. T. Colquitt Judge; J.YY. llooper, Sofr. Muscogee—lst Monday iu February und August. Stewart Wednesday after the 3d Monday in February and August. Randolph—Friday thereafter. Lee—4lh Monday in February und August. Sumter—YVcdiicsday after tlie -lib Mouduy iu February uud August. Marijn—Thursday thereafter. Talbot 1st Mouduy m March nml September. Harris- -2d Monday in March aud September. ,\ltrUcclluT—-M Monday iu .March and Sept. Troup—-4lh Monday in .March uud September. Cowttu— 1st Monday iu April, nud ou YU-Juos- dny after thu 1st Jlouday in October. Dr Kalb —2.1 -Mouduy iu Aprd nud October. Campbell—BA Monday iu Apri Carroll -Alh Monday m Aprd ii aril -lst Monday in Muj, and October, aid Ocioiwr. u-i uu tuu Friday au.u/ a*' the di geulb-meu at p-event , u., IxuUuUa* iutcid-