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WACCHM TEMiMRAMl , Tfca ttaton Telegraph I* |iubt!*hcd every Su . uornlnj 1 rrTT. s0 |d on Thursday (lie Ifitli MARCH ‘...Vit (be late reildencecf Bailiff Ikoldt, HoMtoe couely, deceased, ,11 (I,e Berishable Prcporty ■ cntuii'ii'E el II'H Huge, Sheep. vhivlitadofCnUle. Corn uml Fodder, Bit- ,ufvirioui other articles too teduV lo luom A credit until (be lit dev of January, 1833. or HUGH LAWSON, Adm'ar. OUlt months *fler date application will !ic mndc to (be liunonblc the tiiieri'ir Uiiurl of Mob* Nn tv, tvbeu silling for ordiimry purposes, f.,r lo sell Lot No. eighty, in (lie firsl district of o* ill* llmi.dun now Crawford county, lietonging ■ olale of Alexander King Into el Monroe conn- iKcased, for (I » benefit of tbc lieirs nml credi- GEORGE L. DOUG LAS, || 20 adm’or niSee on Mulberry Street, cn<l aide. TimKB Doluois a jour, if paid in ad ^Traui. hollars, if not paid before tliu jjj j eMr Subscribers living at a diatauto .uiftJ in QAZbBS oTLewld, on the Brit Tuesday in ABRIL ‘ seit, before .the court bouse in glen ai l [’}lo. 97, in the 24th district of said coun- ,»rly Lee. ' to on the same day, RtT.irc the rourl- ia Rsndolph county, .jtliiid purl ot Lot No. 39, in the 9dt ilis- r laid county, formerly Lev. )U , on the first Tuesday in MARCH „lore tliu court liouse in Talbot county, , oe iliird part of Lot No. 2<i2, ill tliu 22d Li oi laid county, formerly Muqp.geu. 7j,s tlic property of Henry Mm. /i. Into of Itilili » doceued, for the benvBi dl ».!.•• lieu?. Tu nis, JOHN OMlTii, <«/«.V 1 SJ 13 OUR - Oiontli* nfter.tinte, application will be o»Je lo the Inferior court of .Uonroe county, jjdinj. as a court of ordinary, for leave In sell T ai stale of Jama [Ait, dcce.ocd, fur the bene- thebrirs and creditors of Said dhia-nsed. C lj « ..PARMER A. HIGGINS, adiifar 31ACON, GEORGIA, SATIUDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1832. Bttb Sheriff Sales. Yol. VI—WoJT W ILL be sold on the first Tuesdey in MARCH nest, nt llie court bouse in the town or Ala- UiLliibb comity, between the usual hoars of sale, itiHrf,* ; jL" 1 . FimicI, No. 168, ill ihn fourth Kf‘Sf" r, *‘ n « ll y Houston, now Bibb connly.cou. ,rf,.7 2 r 1 ,"7/'’ 7 ore or less-levied on as the K, 7 “ f satisfy a Fi Fa issued from he Hmierinr court of Dulls county in favor of Kce- IV!" W ""S 1 * «"d Bryan! Halnil. Aim u,U Ac mid at at ere, on II,e first Tuesday in April. runr Nogmcs, Photo n woman, about lor* ty vears old, Stephen, n boy about sis years old, Mis- souri, a girl ubout three yours old, end Leroy, a boy .dmultwo year, old-all levied on as the property .of Fi Fa issued Vwmat Dauelly to satisfy a mortgage .. * . , a »o, ! n f Kr . or cour * °f Boldwui county In tavor 'Gl WillianW. Uanelly v« said Thom** Dunelly. .f"*'?,.. . , , W. B CONE. Dtp. Hlftrif. Atw itill Ot fold at Hit abort plttee on Iht first Tuesday in At ARC II next, A hf»gro Man tisiuiod Mu«os, about thirty yonriolil—levied on ns f lice projifirtv at John < orbttl, to sutisfy a inortgiige Fi Fu issued from Hie Inferior court id Chatham county in favor of Levi 8. (JT.von vs said Unrlirtt. \VM. 1). CONE, sheriff. JanO. 18112. I W „ Erwin Shcntt Sale. ILL he sold on Ufa first Tuesday in AIARCII nest, before the Court home in Irwin coun ty, within the usual hours ot sale, the following pro perty, to wit: One Lot of Land, known by No. 217, in the 4t!i district of Irwin enmity, levle 1 on as the pro perty of Jomts Itumsey, to satisfy two Fi Fas from a Justice’s court uf Jucksim county in favor of John ISinders, vsjaraes Ramsey—poiuied out by William Doweo—levy made nod returned hy a constable. JltjCC fa)IL WALKER, die,-iff.- GOD AND IIEAVBN Fite silver chord iu twain is snapped, 1 lie golden botvl is broken, The mortal mould iu darkness wrapped, I he words funeriai spoken; Tho tomb is built, oftho rock is cleft, Or dolved is the grassy clod. And what for mourning man is left? O wh.it is loft—but God! The tears aro shed that mourned tho dead, _ -file flowers fhoy woro aro faded; Tiio twilight dun hath veiled the suu, And hope’s sweetdreamiugs shaded; And the thoughts of joy that were planted deep rom our heart of licarts are rivvn; And what is leR us when wc weep I. O what is left—hut Heaven! run THE MACOX TELEGRAPH. THE RECONTRE. In a lino morning of September, 1822, ns tlie sea-lirvoEr was fanning the pnlo sedge and the jungles of mangrove tlmt clothe the salt keys which lino the flat coast of Mexico between Tam pico nud the peninsula of Yucataa, a clump of a mack boat, loaded almost to the guuwalo with fourteen men and their luggage, appeared cross ing an inlet, with her head to tho northward. It was the longboat of an Amorican merchantman, chased ashore to tho south ward a fo w days before by a pirate. The party consisted of four passcii- OCRMONTHS afterdste, Rpp’icntiou will pc ■aide to the bon. the Infeiior Cmirt uf IIous- lv while sitting for ordinary purposes, fur kII tho REAL ESTATE i (‘Henry II. Blnn decerned, subject to lire widow s .imver, for Lei the heirs snd ero.rinirs of said decerned. ALLEN U. CHASTAIN, (V o; 29 adtn'or. 32utts Sheriff Sales. d&SiriL!. he sold at Jneksoa, Butts county, on the ■# V first Tuesday in AlAKCH nest, witliiu (lie uVuai liouisof pair,' One Negro M,ui named Dick, about filly years old, levied on as Hie property of Stephen D. Crave to ’Satisfy nn execution in favor of Sandford Wellliorn vs said Crane uud Robert Tuggle; issuing from Jasper superior court—pfo ierty pointed out by Luke Wiiliams and Alinr.r Clnpmnn. jaii till Ci) JOS. SUMMERLIN, theriff. Ul’ttmonths after date, application will lie umde to the honorable the Inferior Court of Fayette j, when sitting forordiuary purposes, for loaye A part of the JJJegroes ipngto die orphans of Stirling Cider, desensed, ebeneCt of said orphans, T9 EDWARD 1*. NIXON, guardian. JUK MONTHS after date, application wilt be sude to the honorable lire Interior Court of raeconaty, while silting for ordinary purposes. Ate to sell Lot of Land No. 17 in the sc eon d ctof Cirroll couutv, belonging to the Orphan r.tttuu i’ar.Li-i. ’ BENNET 8. RIDDLE. 1812G guardian. orgia, Houston County. f litiKLAS Israel Watson applies lor letters of administration upon the estate uf Jeut Wat- Wired— are therefore to tile and ndmonvh all and tin- !il kindred and eredilort of said deeeatul to he fttral my oj/iee witliinthc time prescribed, by late, rraiue, if any they have, uhy said letters should granted. eu under my hand this 3d day of Feb. 1832. 67 CHARLES II. KICK, c.c o. /Suits Sheriff Sales. < W ll.I. be sold on thefi.it Tuesday in AIARCII next, lii-fore tire court liouse, in Jucksou, Bulls comity, between the usual hours uf sale. Eleven barrels uf Corn, miiru or less—levi ed on as the property of William Jones to satisfy two Fi Kns issued from IJulU superior court, one in favor of Ritas Elliott and the other in favor of the officers of (lie superior court vs said Jones. Oiki negro Buy named Gilbert, about seven years old, one Bureau, and one patent Clock—levied on at die properly of Thomas Lyon to satisfy a Fi Fa issued from Elbert inferior court, in favor of Lemuel W’ootten vs said Lyon—propel ty pointed out by plaintiff. T.wojuTerocs, Lucy n woman, about twenty- five yenrs old, Nancy, a girl about six years old—le vied on ns the property of John L. IHlliams to satis fy a Fi Fa issued from Henry superior court in favor of Jeremiah W. Williams vs John L. Williams. Olio Lot in tlio town of Jackson, known by lot N i. 2. on square No. 2—levied on as the property of John Uobinson by virtue of a Fi Fa from (lie jusli- ce’s court »f Butts county. In favor of Lawrence Ga- liagnii v« John Robinson—properly pointed out by Silas Elliott—levied on and returned to me by a con stable. One negro woman, named Lucy about sixty year* old, also John Urqnhearl’s interest In lot No. 4, in lire second district ol originally Henry now Butts county—levied on as tils property, to satbfy a Fi Fa issued from a justice’s court In Jasper county In favor of Neal Urqiihenrt vi said John L’rqubeart—levied on and returned to me by a constable. Jan 30 IIENRV HATELEY, Sheriff Georgia. Coweta County. ’llllltr.Ari John I'ini/aril applies U* n.c i H III lor let- lie estate ol Darid ten of administration oh lewued— at ore therefore lo cite and ml monish all and sin- the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be >ptaral my office, within the lime prescribed by »there cause, if any they hate, why said tellers ‘ not be granted. reader my band this 23d dnynf January, 1832. Ct SIIION MOURE, c.c orgia, Fayette County. JIIKIIEAS Larkin Burnett, applies , H. , plica to me for letter*of administration, with lire will an on the estate of Talbert Harris, into of Fay- ouaty, deceased. lot ore therefore, to cite and admonish nil and tin- the kindred and creditors of said deeensrd, lo be ppearal my office, within the lime prescribed by trheu cause (if any they can,) why said tellers * not be granted. tn under my hand and seal ut office, this 28th January, 1832. WILLIAM M-BR1DF., c.c.fc. Coweta County. AS Kdmund Mi Su nin ..[.plies to me for Letters of Adinini.trutimi on Hie estntr uf Jo* ltearly, lute of Columbia enmity il.-crused— ** mo therefore to cite uml admonish all and sin ?.* nvntred and creditors of sniil deceased It file “JWionr, {f any they bare, in myoffi c within prescribed by luie, why said letters should not ""underlay lured, this Ithli diiv ofj.in. 1*32. S sillON llO'liSE. c. c. II. 01 'gia, Houston bounty, John N. Dn/tnc for Let Icriol Adiuii.ittnttion tio tlio estate ol Sierl lute of fnid romttv, dccc*««d— if A4 Owtid It. Chacniii£ upidirt for L**t * Adnmililnitimi oil Use i-stute ut \\ illiam J. V deceaa.-d— ■■■■■■I , ■ ■ —- Mourning tlogrrs nnd Darid Adams fyl.*tt«rsof Aduiinislriilioi, on tliocstrloof .’JV", deo-n-cd— . "'•rrens Hugh t.at ration on tire estate of’ ’Ratliff Eckels, do Ju* * rc lliarrtore lo cite mill nduiuiiidi all and •"One kimti.-J and cn-ilit.ir* gf mid deceased ’••da _,i J *,i|>ear at my nflU-e wtlliln fire time ytre- “ uy laiv, aiutfhniv M.iao If any they Iraye-Why Sr* f !loulJ not lie grant.--I. g ander my I,and, this tmh day of Jaa. 1832. UllAltl.ES II. liICB.e. c.... Co«,( aj Ordinary, htnmty 'jVm,I882. At K.xi:a*, ts. Thus. Lov/k, Admr.of T. 1 unify deceaseii. tb-it.Jana* Iliirkncsa tv nf On I ! ,tf “f Til IIIIJS Eii i'dy, late of the Mti.i, i k-.’Luonsed, i-sr liilt-s to lot <.f fund No |U./S“*" J eigliteau, in the fi>t dblrir.t of Ilmi- but now ol" llm comity of llntts—and at-TjJ* ••‘I* Court that Thnmns Lawn.of the wk " hu’hadiniiiisier.'d oatlifeslute far**, 0 * the *jwI ’Itremaa decease.I may t tit ..f bred. D ‘hret*di“ t ,r * ,J ’ *-dd Tanias fAJlj.wW - A, •yh” term of till, c - , i io |p :.-! 1 urxt «plratbm ot three. Monroe Sheriff Sales. lLl.be sold, on Hie first Tucaday in AIARCII „ . neat, at the court-house iu Hie town of For- aylli' Alonroc county, within the usual hours ot sale, Hie following property: 45 actea uf L.u.d, ntoro or lvs3, being the southeast side of Lot No. 12l in the sixth dbtnot of Monroe cour.lv—levied on as the propel ty of James Knight nnd l/alkimI Tupley, to satisfy sundry Fi Fas in fuvor of Jnmes Cumining vs. said Knight, and Jo nathan Johnson V*. said Tupley. 100 acres of Lund, being half of Lot No. JC'J in the Ibild district of Alunruo county—levied on ns the property of James H ood, to safitly a Fi Fa in tavor ot Aiurtiu G- Bucbunun administrator, &.C. vs. said Wood. 2 Beds, Sedstoidsnnd Furniture. 1 Chest, 1 Table, 1 Stub, 1 Looking Glass, 2 Bowls, 1 set Cups nnd Saucer*, 8 sitting Chairs. 1 Water Pail,21’iggins, I Tub, 2 Sows and 7 Pigs, 7 Slmats I 700orSi:U pounds of pickled Pork, 1 Saddle and Bridle,2slucksof Fod der, nnd 7 licud of Geese—all levied on iu tho pro perty of Moses D. While, to satisfy a Fi Fa in favor of M'Keittio fg Beminch for the use of Juel Al'Clendon vs. suid W liite. . 1 Lot of Land, (number not known) in the fourth district of Alonroe county, whereon Anthony (littmore now lives—levied ou hs his property, to su- tisfytwo small Fi Fa* in fsvprof Sumucl Clay v«. said Gillmore—levy mndu by a constable. 202 1-2 ocrcs of Lund, being Lot No. 13, in lire eleventh district of Alonrne county—levied oil us tin-properly ol l.eicis Brown si-nior, to satisfy a Fi Fn ill tavor ol l.cuis Uroivaj/uitor (bribe useof.Wll- kius Muni vs said Brown. * Tire limn.* nml Lot whereon Auden b, Ruckkii no lives, in lire luvvii of Forsyth, being Lot No. nt) III the plan of said town, one negro-woman named Chniie Hi or 17 vears old olid her child 2 year* old. I grey llnnrelO or 12 year* old, and lire Hire cf one Negro litre for lire present year—nil levied on ns III,, properly M Aiilcn b. Itucker.to inllsly a Fi 1 a in fnvorol the executors of Jiukiii* D. W ealiier* for the nn- of Wilkins llsi.it ussignee vs. said Ruekar. l-VU t A. COC1I RAN, sheriff. Also, trill be sold us niore, 50 acres of Land, -morn or less, rommonly known as lire At-mlpclirr.Springs 2U()linrreliorCo.-n morn or le>», ired a quantity of houarbotd and kilclt- on ntt.llurc—levied on ns the property of Kieholas Chilean, to «»ll*ry a FI Fa In favor ot Alorlimer R. Wall'i. end other rl I'ns v*. raid Ulnlderi. Fi-bl JOHN REDDING, deputy sheriff. 1’OSTP*‘NED BALE, f Alia, will be snl'l as above, 202 1-2 acres of L'lnd, (number tint known) per*’ tho captain and mate, nud eight seamen. Tho officers had however lost nil authority—the captain having bocome odious by. his pctulauce, tyranny and waut of discretion—and tho mate haring co other pretensions to respect than Ins ability to throw tho log, take an observation, and work the reckoning. They were both at tho onr, and owed their livea to the prompt exertions of a passenger to whom tho seamen yielded the obc- dicnco of children, nud who was externally dis tinguished only by the jaundiced hue of his skin left jiy recent yellow fever, his buli-ucck, bushy head, iron visage aud oye of fire. Carpentcro exert ed his iulluence also in rendering comfortable the situation of two Philadelphians, far gone iu nil hepatic aOection, who had left La Vera Cruz with the fond hope of brcnthiitg their last iu their na tive city—in which respect he was ably seconded by bis travelling companion, Hilson, a young Englishman of a wild and daring character, but blest with a kind heart aud high sense of honor. The attention of tho party was suddeuly at tracted by the distant report of a gun. By tho help of n glass, was discernible, near the head of tbc bay, a long low schooner, with lofty poles, hcrsails furled, nnd her iron-teclhpeering through her black-looking sides. The sailors, nil of whom had long been acquainted with tho Carribean Sea and tlio Gulf of .Mexico, pronounced hor, without hesitation, the piratical schooner Hornet, chiefly owned in Savannah, and commanded by the ferocious Beattie; and their contracted coun tenances boro anipio witness to the sincerity of their dcclaralicu. Recollecting however that tho wind and current from tho sea rendered her beat ing out impracticable and ihnt no other sound between them aud Tampico "had water enough for her entrance, they quickly recovered their spirits, but their equanimity was of short duration. Auother flash was soon seen to dart from die side of tlio pirate, succeeded hy a grumbling report; nud alter a few minutes, a boat full of men put ofT, and immediately gave chase. Tho situation of the party in the longboat wns iiifficicntly alarming. They had saved arms aud ammunition from their wreck. The captain, though a professed duelist, Cnrpenlero had ob served, was without courage, tlio mate was a timorous drone, aud the seamen, wire had mostly at one time or another been in the power of the cutthroats, scented parallyxcd nt the thought of falling into their bauds again. Should resistance become necessary, lie could with certainty rely only on Ililson, and the two Philadelphians, who, though' feeble in body, were firm in mhid, and excellent marksmen. Success, iu the case, seem ed impossible, yet was be determined to resist, considering death with arms in hi* hands prefer able to tamely suffering his throat to be cut or tossed into tire sea blind-folded, the prey of the barracoota, the shark nud cayman. He was however disposed to try first what could bo achieved by flight. “Take tho tiller,” said he to ona of tbo Philadelphians—to the other, •* ex amine tlio locks nnd flints of tlio muskets”—to the crew, “our whole force to the oars, my hearties,'" setting the example himself. Never did men oxeft tlienisclvea more willingly. The water foamed nbotrt the how and boiled on their oar-blades. But it was the gull fleeing from tbc eagle. Tire sharp clinker-built boat of the pi rates was gainiug on them so rapidly, that though, at first, more than four miles off, site was within n mile a half in less than an hour. Flight was evidently hopeless, nnd the men were exhausted. “Let us lie on our oars where wc are,” they cried, “and fight them when they come up."—" Yes,” said Ililson—“fight while we can, and, when they board, sot fire to tire keg of powder.”— “Fight to be *ure," answered Carpentcro; "but with the best advantage our circumstances admit. —Run into that clump of mangrove on the star board,”— poiutiug to n tUicket of those bushes, ou a salt key about three hundred yards to tire oast, running down into the water. "Tire malted leaves and thick shade may be of service. Pull briskly. Lay her fore nnd aft with the shore," he continued, as she buried herself about thrice her length among tho arched branches; nnd with alacrity the order was obeyed.—"Remember, (he added,) fo desert the boat is death. Without food or fresh water, Wo must perish of famine ami - vci a* well radcs fired, not; as concerted, iu succession, but simultaneously. Tho oars dropped, and half the pirntes disappeared. Confounded by the sudden ness as well as the fatality of the attack, the fc- mijnder, scarcely knowing what they did, seized their arms; poured into the jungle a random vol ley, nnd, panic struck, threw tliemSclvos flat on tho bottom of the boat. The party uudor cover were untouched, aud had {into tb load. Aa aure as a pirate raised his eyes above tho gunwale, so certain was a hall sent iuto his head by tlio Phi ladelphians, for whom, by Carpcutcro’s orders, the seamen now loaded. Five fell iu this manner; and, as no more show ed themselves, it was concluded that all were kill ed, or that tho survivors were only waiting a chance to sell their lives as dearly as they could. Tire day too was advancing, tho boat scarcely drifting towards tho shore, nud it w as ilot deemed advisable to bivouac so near the Hornet. Four seamen, with their muskets, having ntouulcd the arch of mangrove overhead so as to command the boat, lire residue of the party issued frdrfi tire covort, in two files, with n space lietnc-eu for the rauge of tho seamen's builds. In thohoatlavl4 dead or dying, and 4 uuscathcd, who begged hard forlife. Carpcutcro’s opiuion was dentauded, uu- der a firm couviction that ho would order imme diate execution. Ho represented the impolicy of taking them to Tampico. It was notorious that a good understanding existed between the pirates on that coast and Iturbide’s officers of the rard. All these grfiat bonefat tor* were remark a 4 hie for the tolerance of their religious creeds.—a £ Boston Post! customs. This would eusuro them a favorable hearing before the Mexican authorities—might o- ven enable them to become accusers, and swenr away his aud his comrade’s lives, for which the few boxes of silver saved from the wreck, would bo an inducement and apology. He was there; fore in favor not of putting them to death, or leaving them on the islnnd, which would be worse, but of giving them the longboat with a couple of oars, and letting them, in the best way they could, fiud their way to tho Hornet, ns mercy to thorn could not exasperate their guilty companions, nor tbeir death reform them. Too much excitcmeut existed however for the administration of lenity ut that moment. To give quarter to those who granted nouo, was de clared unreasonable. Vengeance must take her course, and the mode was the only point of differ ence, hanging, drowniug uud shooting having their respective advocates, “I’ll cud the palaver*” said ouo of tho sailors, nn Englishman. "You I’ortugues 1> r,” addressing a small swarthy cutthroat, "don't you mind tlio time when l'ier- pont, you and me agreed, at Key West, to givo the Hornet lire slip, by stealing the gig end push ing for Nassaul' You bolrayttd us to Beattie.— Pierpout was made to walk tire plank; and I was reprieved from the yard-arm to he spliced to the holystone and pumping thunder, with iron-brnco- lets round my ankles fur six months. Tuko that, and tell Pierpout, I'vo revenges) him"—splitting his skull with tlio butt of his musket. The three others shared tho sauio fate, haviug their brains literally beaten out. Eightecu human beings, bleeding, mangled aud licnpcd on one auother is a horrid sight to sec. It is true they were of the worst character perhaps ou onrth, nnd tha't strict necessity inflicted on them on more titan what they intended in their wantonness to force on the unoffending—still death, the death of the most vicious, is a fearful thiug, revolting to our nature. The tenr--drop fell from the fierce eye of Carpen- tero, ns he surveyed the carnage, nud ordered the boat to he emptied nnd scrubbed—and as body af- tor body sank, reddening the wave and the last breath risiug in bubble* to the surface, he averted his stern face aud pressed his granite temples in agony. Bitt lie iiad no time to moralize. On his judgment depet/ded die safety uf his party, and that party must Ire distaut Irefore tho evening wiud of Aunhuac filled the sails of the Hornet. Tbc luggngo in half nu hour was transferred from the longboat to that of the pirates, the bottom of the longboat store in, and the party under weigh; who. favored hy fino weather nml the uni of u shoulder of mutton-sail, reached tho harbor of Tampico ou tire evening of the third day. A LUBBER. Symptoms of the Cholera aa they have ap peared ul England: "The pniient for the most pari complains at first of nausea aud uneasiness in the stomach snd bowels, presently followed by u vomiting of a fluid reseinbliug rice water or thin gruel, and fre quent evacuatiou from the bowels, of a similar appearance; cramps wllb Ides and finger*, rapid ly spreading up tbc anna and leg* to the cheit and abdomen, when the suffering* of the patient became truly distreuing. The pulse,, at first weak and fluttering, become* lost at the wrist, aud generally not even distinguishable, at tho precordial region; the strongest voire becomes puerile, aud at last, bonne and whispering; the tongue and fiHK-ei ttfck 4ha «*W as marble; and livid; urine completely szp-wes*ed, the crampni vomiting, and pbtging generally at this time cease; the movements of the eliesl iu rospiratioii scarcely visible, and were it not for the placid snd raiiotial answer* to question*, yon would suppose the body ftad been dead for hours; so hi fact losks like a living corpse. 8nch is the as semblage of symptoms in this dreadful malady." A violent outrage against the feelings of this community and the law* of the land, was com . milted in Montgomery, Ala., on Saturday, 4th inst. AVillis It. Higgins, Jblih Higgins, and John Cole, all of this place, haviug had so too alterca tion in relation to their family affairs, Willis Hig gins and Colo met after dark, Higgins armed with a pistol aud Cols with a gun. In attempting to '.hoot each other, Higgins' pistol missed firo and Cole's gun went off; the load strikl/ig Hig gins near tha groin, of which he died early ad Sunday morning,—Gaxrtlr; In allusion to the marriage of a Connetrtienl Editor, the Editor of tlio Boston Moraine Post ■ays, "As a printer, we trust yon will never be ob liged to take a tilth to correct the errors at your new work. - ■;« The subjoined statement of a robbery and at tempted murder, was furnished us by a rwtpeclr able gentleman, recently from the neighborhood where it took place: " The week before last, a Mr. Harrel 6f Jasper 1 county, was travelling through Pike eotmry, in this State, and had oceasiou to exhibit a roll of Bank bills (at a store where he had stopped, kept by d Mr. Barues,) to the view of a man by the name of Joues, and others. Mr. Harrel left the store and codtiiJiied iris journey alone until when he was overtnkeu by Jones nud two -other persons, who shoitly after, drew bis attention td another road; and while his eyes were averted, Jones struck him down, and assisted by his cora- i iauions, beat him from his horse, and robbed tins of his motioy, watch arid Cloak, then left! him a# dead. Before (hey left Mm it was propo sed by Jones to cut his throat, who was replied to by one of them that he was already dead, and they hod no time to spare. Mr. llurrej was found nest morning by some wagoners, with hia scull fractured in three places; he was removed to a house arid sufficiently recovered to give tha particulars of the assault upon him, and to de scribe Joues and some of the bills that had been takeu from him. Jones was subseqnently arrest ed, and identified by the wounded man; and it having beeu ascertained that be had paid away some of the hills described by Air. IlarroL wan committed to Pike county Jail." We undentand that for waut of proof, his accomplices are led at large—Southern Recorder. wbareori IHtliom Huckaby now lives, in tire rixth dis trict ufsnid cootits—levied on to satisfy n FI Fa J* favor of William Culwocis nnd other It ta» vs tvtt- Ilu'ii llucknhy. Fch I JOHN REDDING, dsiinlf) sheriff. W tSs be sold on lire first Tuesday in MARCH Ashautee, were coming m ns gall next, Irefore tire court liouse In DWi W- ton county, wttbiu th« legal ireurs.of the/ollou- '"C^ru Fallow about 35 years of a?*’, fe fn*. ran n« thn nMM*rtv Ol u. «*| mm 11: t t,h- !• .•C.f.f n sTalf!*! 1 '* tMfi JamrjMartritrt. mr AdffMt A-Ti/ y l<H , lU*"t.l‘ till' i ■ I ! of ’IIk <!*•• K msde and returned to me by ‘toiv ' t* of Land No. 33, fn tho thlceenth tv of Archibald .VCru, to sail ,.Y\Villi«ra Mv"od R- 'E" 1 ' 1 ' Mfmthrr ordered, that tW*»Th»*Ire '"T"" 1 f - Oil** Lot t*t Ljm* V* . **nify I"jWftH«f ‘ > "< iff* ty. 1 1!l '-fllUS-O, f bQV .*.’” “« “ I roe y how lire Mm-t 1 mm • Jan. I6:si. CHARLES MACAHTHV, «.e. n. i ou;V in In J'cb 3 Iu- filth it'* 'f tire property < f „ Fi Fn rends front .Morga nf Robert linn,mock. tSAlAll CU UN. ; -*cr Jr- Sadness.—There is n mysterious feeling that frequently passes like a cloud over the spirits: it comes upon tlio soul in the busy bustle of life in the social circle, iu tho calm and silent rctroat of solitude. Its power* arc alike supreme over the weak and the iron hearted. Atoue lime it is caus ed by the flitting of a siuglu thought across tire mind. Again a sound will couie booming across the ocean of memory, gloomy nnd solemn as tho death-knell, overshadowing all the bright hopes and sunny feeling* of the henrt. Who can describe it, and yet who has not felt its lienilderiug influence!—Still it is a delicious sort of sorrow, and liko a cloud dimming tho sunshiue on tho riv er, although musing a momentary abode of gloom, it enhances the beauty of returning bright ness. — A dim Piiyr.e-—This ccccutric individual lias madcsuvcral appearances amongst ut as a preach Cr. Hcgcucrally sol The RcV. Dr. tV'ibou, of Afbaay, s/aa, am tkst 28tli ult. expelled from tbo right fo •fficsafo in thd New York House of Assembly, as one #f tlari clergyman of that city, by a vote ofOS fo 3. 1 Hri rendered himself thus ubuoxMNM lo the House by tho publication of a pamphlet, us which ho vira- - lemly inveighs against lire Constitution of tha United States, which he denounces aa andnri “expressly that What Grid commands shall not be done;” wantonly assails the good masse of the revered Washington, wham he coatemptaotwly represents a* a hypocrite, a deist, a slavc-hokten insults tha moinbry of Jeffersori, whom he abuse* a* haviug been “an avowed infidel mad notorious ly addicted to immorality;” unjustly and malig nantly assails all the illustrious men who have oc cupied the Presidential chair—prononaaees theat all deists uird infidel*—tabors* by opprobswmi epi thets to blacken tbeir dw/ttlrts-' iM, in oMf sweeping clause, says "there have been sevetl Presidents of the Hatted States—and at Meh an them it may lie said, as Jehovah say* of the kink of Israel, after the revolt of the tea tribe*, 'he did that wliic-h was evil in the right tit the Lord.' 4 Iu this | Icvatcd mound u Ponds." Ho is certa personage, tf we regn shorn mustaches nud We have not heard ol in liis flrf/pnirt nddres his long beard wc co upon as a very orditt aro is taken that he of the community.—The Irlshmun.' PMladeluMs scene of his labor* the “fresh water primitive looking die limb*, hi* tui- ucther garments, ty being broached were he without would be looked In tlie mean time disturb the peace u* pamphlet, which purports wbe a religion* y, he labors to detract from the fame of ma- —Tt i* indeed a matter of mar- admiration, that this tnngiiifu loon or iresi, win.-,, | ...» — thi.'st, unless wo shoul.1 lie hunted down aud mur- i <; ity nbonlj have been blessed—yea, Ulrica hlcss- dered iu detail. Let u* therefore remain by our | cd with tiro wisdom, tlio patriotism and thc niag boat, fight whilo resistance is available, and, If unsuccessful, fire tin? powder in the way suggest ed hy Hilson." Leaping overboard, ho was imi tated hy hi* companions. With their arms in their hands aud the water to their loins, they used the hunt as a breast-work, completely lud by the folia-" li mu the -i ;!it of th ir p.tr,ucr*. yet having a lull viaw oi their uppro.vcu. *• 1 akc care, meu, to firo only o-.to at a tints, that every shot may tell; nud wait forthosigual," lie again udntonished. *■ , , „ Thu pirates, eightecu m’ number, nnd ot all shades, from tho blue-eyed Dune to the jvttv Ashautee, were coming in ns gnlluirt stye a* cut throat* cun qo supposed: for on toeing Hie long- bat, t disappear among the mangrove, ttw-y con- jot tured that the crew were deserting l;^r, and they would "Illy have lo bring Iter away, unless the'v sbouHI. in a frolic, taka a hunt after the fu- , iy to keep in their hand in the art of •, nlihloodt- face* and half-auspeud- the- party in the mangrove witnessed ,cli: for liowuvee retbJore men may |, 0 boat of battle, the man bus yet to ■ can cuter iuto an engagement with- j M ,. |,|. c |'o.ir; ;m I acctutomeil am at i* uot always aa mdox of cour- li id to Ire knocked thrice gitivo*, tnt cd breath, lor th cap: ,.,to lm - by III: butt of a m.l.ket. tho order of firing" whispered - the piratical hunt canto within .d>«'»v n«a; . ,|y." liss pieca went off, nud cos com Reuictnlior pentsro, as it thirtf• vard luficence of three sur lilt, aud (iirnnl. Nr city; two of them fo trie*, always rival* at venturer from New don, otic llostao, the vicing n* it were, in their adoption, uu 11< itttde to |H'rpctn ttr tl rie*. What i* it th if proud ptfe-emiiieue Union? Is it uot tha I’enn, nud Frank- i'tn native* of tile xf differt-nt cotAi- —tlie other an nd- onc horu hi Lon- Itordeaux; yet aH lor to ti.e home of mtiniiHirt of grnt- mnf their mewo- l’hilndelphia this y other city in tho i which the prac tical virtues of the followers of George Fox have exerted ami diffused through society? Wo hardly know in wlvit terms of rommrndalinn to speak of tho excellence of the beautiful creed of this |>eiii-e- fal sect—patieut under persecution, rouderinfc good for evil—gentle, easy lo ho eutroaled, full of faith nud good work* without partiality ami without hypocrisy, sudden change* of h< ning* of conscience earth to inalco prosols erful influence on * creed to tlie love and admiration of all sects arid all denomination*. We thiuk wo ean see iu the unssnmplod prosperity srf Phtlndeiphia, tho trans mitted virtue* or its early founders, which have been cherished aud practised by every succeeding generation.. The public lpint of ricna was the bright exompler for Franldin, tho liberality of FraakC* an oxatnpk for the miuiificcaqe ot Gi- icm tire re are iso iraculou* awake- isiug In-aven aud tltey exert a poW- t roimurendt their essay, try of tlie benefactor* of our country; aad furtboT level* hi* shnfu at some uf the members et that legislature- We have preset red tbo yaper con taining extracts from wm preeruus ajMScimea at tho Itev. author’s "work of frith awd labor dt love," which is at tho service of any who may have the curiosity to road them.—Rokigk (A- C.) Slur. The new steamboat “TuaaUC!* etvfieri Vy thfi Steamboat Compear, auJ iutfiaded M ply be tween lid* city anil Auguste, Made e trial at he/ machinery oft Saturday evening. We aro grat ified to leant she equulled i* an respects tbs fa vorable opiuion eirtertairiod erf her quulitkne ’ Tlii* stonintmat was built h» fisvtiatb, under the direction ht Mr. John Caut, ship carpenter, and is said to Ire most faithfully pet together, of the belt seasoned live oak, untllwrry and cedar- Tho Tuvalu is m truth a Georgia boat; aad. ia at fair specimeti uf what our nwcbsifin cam do-— imleed we Wonder that strip briUiu^ b >ot More common here, W fie re tho best materials are pro duced, and where good Workmen fafit Jto doubt he hud ifuroperly encouraged. We are inform ad . that (he Trigniu cost tw enty-five par ceatlaaa thaw such a boat would have rout in New York. 8h» will bo commanded by Captain Wray, fa. eM and experienced rivernavigatev.—f " “ giane Territory of /ferae—A CasaSmUtaa at thff House of Representativaa.bata roparteri a bil H/ organise a new TnrrkwM Govaramaat mrttf that portion of the present Territory afMkhigMm whkn lies West of Lake Michigaa. It t* a eos^- try of vast extent, and much of it b rtpryaautfiri as fertile ami inviting.- In addition to this, that abundant and valuable Lead Him of ©altnW ami Wateonriu, are included wMriff ha ItatlC- Tho present pwpuiatiwn is aatflikated by Mr. Wigf Delegate tort oigprs* front Michigaa, ul that 7.0IK1. .: The whaling up of Girard's BaaltoMthrriff- era! btuidred thousand daltav* tfai pressure » severely felt. It will g4y* t faint one, of the calamity affairs cf the United States*t qtaent depression ol real *a«J f every eta« of buaieese. Yw sought to br; made a poiideal fiapix.; mill mm. m. in i ranuMmam