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the ‘‘poor and destitute” rendered so many of them Uy the evil we would correct, but so long as ”g*‘og shops,” are scattered over the land, ft i'iiApossible effectually to counteract their intlu. lice. Go sir, to our eleclu.ii districts, anJ tell me whit system of education wilt le inave m one y ar the demoralizing etV cl* of a single election cainydgn? ‘the geiitUntun is right when he says “ the eany imp c sums of youth are those which form his principles, anj guide him though life.” Itui how are these impressions form and by pr -ccpt or exam pi.) If you would incalc.ue good prmcples, it must be in ,he absence of an evil xuttip.e, S.xeiikiiij of the imp iralleJ glory ol our Country, he asks, “tVlteie are life and pro perty si cure.”—To follow out his reasoning, I answer. In the vicinity of a “ grog shop” to be stne for you never heard ol .he loss ol one or the other where nten had .he ’unuac .table right” of getting drunk ! “Where dwells the h ippinexs of £uc<eiy ?” Os course > v here bar rooms are most wvvoleol! •■Wheredoescom nierre piospcr l” In just such a place as Da rien! It is owing to the same comsc ! “Where is woman not a prisoner nor a .slave ? Beneath the roofof u drunken huAxm.l! “Wheredoes Liberty dwell ?” Where men have not the right to petition the Legislature to ri I them of an evil, where an effort to direct public opin ion ag tinst a public evil, is branded as • fanati cal” and ••revolutin try.” I will correct one in re mistake of “Fides” and then, sir, I shall have done with him. It was never our intention to obit in female i names to the memorial, nor do 1 know of a sin gle instance in which it has been done. 1 will n itv sir. as briefly at possible notice the com ma n c duel of “Lex Naluri-.tr.’ After prctessinglo be a fried i an Ia lvoca# of tear t rance w iiica 1 will mu questi i.i h -siyt; “I tvounl suppose th it g Mile n ‘it had -een enough of he liiteen g.tllo i law in its op - alum in some of the Northern States, to com iace them ol the inu tility of attempting to coerce pe i,.le mio any mefiv of in . tl est m og tin st their ovv.t m c oli in ml.i i 1va.1.: •of. i • a;e ill I ~uj ic ii ■ i I •i ■ • r. g e ,| ,|.c i it. \ e . ,iv I . ; : M ■ p g . :‘ u’ I; ce ~ .oo n i'-i s e,o . i . c i per i. oy w:i >a.M • itii .. or- ■ oe aw .re tri . it i co ii in ,ei. ail y t ‘ uu.fiiHt •ior in | i nit tons ” anu'in ad aitco ofpub.tck opuit.in.’ | >. j, je.rout! Wouid n tithe ..eg sj.tiure wh 1 ii s-.tieil a law in advance ol public opt i i hue met with in lit J giiqjit re j.i e i m a • people / or would they clap .hec.nuix oi i nr f toy by sending b ick to the i.egi-l t i\ lie,, ilia suae >714.1. to rivet lit - ch i . i ildom/ Vet tins very th ng •pie i Mi -achus- tts have done, il a c maul o afe v tacts will prove tins j tie L nsi itu col )Bdß |io. i tin- law It a ,n ,■> in dot dv. and cut it to the pe.'nr- lot r.oeclm C. r i.::.- p . ; - • another L gcx nitre in ii it-noe in it. vh. n ■ s uTU- i7jJ * persons scat up ain tnorial tor its rcp> at, au l 05 tJ ) ’ ‘ remonsliid. and ng.itti* a- M'pea! vViierc now t* lie ‘ in it* rilv' 1 ivli a • determindid 10 ‘ put . oWtl ti e i U w /” So ; pa -/acre of the law. Lot us set: hmv u bos j work.-0. Id IJotum, and intnv id lb- suit t-t j towns decisive action hrts t.-* eu had upon the I jej iject. In the Sojtliern District fin s nave ; been imposed m iwe.nty one ca cs ol in tict r.! lit. in Sußoik, 31 out of 38 jurors have t ’ been in favor Ci enforcing the law. In New- Bedford, thars litre bwit thirty six success- j tui f-,.'elevations mme police court. Does ilt.s j )r- ike t in ijority”of the peoji • bei g \ie thrm ned to pm down the law/” tie asss, ’“lt is it it n elicited from some of our w isest Sul-v -----inatt profound jurists, and liberal t'hiiauthi o pists, op: tio is against the L'tmslinitiona.tiy wisdom and practability of such partial and unequal laws ?” I answer by asking hint ii it has not also “elicited ilie opinion of many of our wisest statesmen, profound jurists and liberal philanthropists,” in favour of its ‘•Con stitutionality, wisdom and practability?” We do tint wish the Legislature to pass the law if the m ijority of the people are opposed to it, even it's licit a thing was possible. Let the Legist it tiro pisl the law and submit il to the people for ratification. We are willing to abide lb : ism :. ’ll is J w ‘ll known f icl ol mo ral Philosophy that the-human mind is iuca p tble of check or as Inc body h is the free exercise of its natural ftt ictiotis.” I A'e we to understand by this, that ru ill is an irresponsible Being, blindly Idlowi dictates of passion ; and if his legs cm entry I him to a b tr-moin that there is no im r il con-1 sideralion that c.rn restrain the gratilication of his appetite / If so, (. beg leave however to dissent from this Phi.osophy) is it not an ad- j dition and reason why temptation should ie re- 1 moved ? “It is natural” he continues for a “desire or morbid appetite to s ek the at tainment of any object trivial or important, with an ardour and exertion commensurate with the obstacles natural or artificial, thrown in the way of their gratilication.” And is this a reason why a system which the writer admits is conducive “neither to the morality, welfare, uor respectability of any clans of men” should lie tolerated by , the people ? Because men possess “mor bid appetite*” which will seek their grati fication is there to be no protection against their encroachment upon the good order of Society and the peace of families? Are iiipii possessed of “mordid appetites” to control the great mass of the people? The gentleman says: such a law, would “es tablish a grand prerogative fir the uch that is scarcely paralleled in the -a i ials of des potism.” iiy whom is this law to be pas sed ? By a haughty monarch, oi by the people ? Has ii it the p >or man his vote, an I his voice in the ballot box, a.i I .'senate? What more las the rich man! Why sc. k to preju lice the mi.i Is of a ;> irtio-i of .hose who a “ to pa s r reject ibis la v, by ex ci'i i,” th*. r j -ali.ur. v? Tlexiuipt -s this subj ,i. h'e Hi;e:::pt of a “spcm ian !e ----ji. s • i liff'-rent rp l_;.tv Y ’ to ‘ , -c “*e 1 ihin t •si , J: .'.-.ice bet<vce:i equi ring ot-n t vt: l :.n< isn ■* an Ip. iti- Ci r, an los ir * sbein if cy will, or will tor, ~.s linshu; zi. > freemen piss a certain ia.v, for the go.crn.ne.it of all. N > one vvoidJ more sincerely deprecate the results that “L<*x N uurtc” steins to apprehend from the enactment of the law than myself. That there would be cum xciic n c n! up m the subject, is very possible. Like L)eme trous of old, the venders of this article will sound the alarm that not only is their , “craft in danger to he set at nought, but also that the Temple of their Ood. dess is to be despised.” Nir would it be “passing strange” that some shew of resistance should be made. But if public opiui >n passes the law, public opinion will also* cpforce the law, and allav the momen tary excitement it may cause. The design ofixw is the protection of virtue, and the suppression of vice. Why may not its arm be felt upon this subjei . of morality, as well as any other? Does it not prohibit the desecration of the Sabbath? Are noli men by luw cuhi f t iled to close the it stores, and abstain from the ordinary pursuits of life upon that day? We go not into the Legislative Halls us a Temperance Socle* tv, but as riti'/.etis deeply sensible of the magnitude of the evil, pi living for it redress of grievances. Does “Lex Naiur.n” ques tion our ii Jit to do so? I urn willing to concede to him all he professes with re gard to Temperance, but l must express my “regret that he as well as many other respi rlable and zealous citizens do not take a more cotnprt lumsive, liberal and practi cal view us the subject.” In taking leave us yout correspondents, sir, which I now do with the utmost good will, permit me to say that it hrs it it been my wish to engage in a controversy, but at the same time, however humble my efforts you hat e my assurances that I “Don’t (itt'K up the Ship.” I Pennsylvania Troubles. —The Grand Jury of Dauphin County have found a true bill against three of the foremost actors in the Har | rtsburg disturbs:tees of last winter on the or ganization of the Leg.'slutme. ‘1 bis has liven quashed in some way liy Jucge P<ii\'“ r > because the Attorney Get.eial had not sul.mil ed affy j complaint against the p-rsons indicted. ‘I ii? Grand Jury llu-ieiipon prcsentr.i die Attorney General fur misdemeanor til office, and also pi esc: i led the - lr. n Gray,’ a Porter jouiu.n, as a ituis nice. We pre mine this will b■ i oon I ol a” t lose pro c.itin ills asthe A'torncy Gen eral u i.l ie.usu to prosecute or recognize , them. Ii ibert Cainpb *ll, Hsij., late Protb mot ary of linn ing lon (Jointly, has been tried for a libel ot tio. Pur.or—ueen uig Ii in ,if di .honest h uikrupey c tic ‘.t lit • tit of property &e.—an I trqiitited. vVe u ijorsl.i'iJ however, that ho w .s , ija ignl to pat tie cu ts. i'll ■ o :iv ein.l n ii. rs are intently engaged i.i for re. mg on i .ed ;e : atm e . att I corruption ia the eaiia* in.nig ni.mt of the Ritner Ad iii. atsl.'a .an ,vi: eauiut yet judge with what sued s. —'-- ——— I'ex.h.—Should the Independence of this counuj be fin,,yes iblish I uid ts wsottr c bro g e a ’ .ic’l ul iii| l!|o (,'oron t i nun a:! Il.u-.k (*■ ii ii t. ■il ■.'!• ii ■ in the T’nued States would we g i hut a.- a (eilht r ia keeping up . the pi ee ul Colton. ‘I lie gene.oua and m..-'.- ’ taken l e.mgr of tin South hateeonlribuio lto 1 raise up u rival in tlie culuvalion of her great ;taple, winch bui fur the want ofsiutab o liar l hour.- would drive us from the Markets ol Mu l cope. Texas is capabte of yiel Img .dim ecm | ton than all ihe on h •. n Slates t< g ther and j in ease of a war l.e wen th s emm ry .old Kit - | land, by supplying the IndtiKlacmries of the ! I itter power, site would rob us ol our pie enl ; eon* rul over the tlomesti uldnstry of that king ilimi. Our only security fn in tins n-n i ex ! tsts in tlie want of Tcxiati Ports uited to the I shipment us cotton for distant countries. Their j ooiu n ni isi p.i.- • to Kuro, e through sum • Port ’ ill lilt? U nl JtJ: i e .. and we sboulil not he anr | priced in .esr than ten years to hear the South cry tug out for a TAB IFF I A Derr Hunt—Singular Application <f the Pawn’ of Swum. — Vt e hue hcatd if boots In ing bfiu'ked, eiothes Washed, line .el ters written, nitu uttei cbimied, I y die appli cation of *iemi ; but weneter net. re heanliif deer being caught by the same unim relent ag: nl The Naomi on her lute pass.ee down thy Mis sissippi, encountered a line large buck swim ming in the midd.e ol the river, and immedi ately gave chase. Having soon eonie up with the e.teiny, she rounded In and threw out grap pling irons : In.t the deer letting out a re and in ins topsails scudded away from their reach. Now commenced a reular and interesting trial ol skill. I’lte deer doubled and tacked with the skid of mi old privateer, but the steamboat i was ‘Them,” at every tun# At length, the deer, wearied with his exertions, and dismay ed at his persevering adversary, surrendeteJ li'insefl an unconditional prisoner of war, and was trejpfl tvTih gr ii ho tor an f attention at a pub.ic dinner given on Foard the boat the next day.— St. Loins Untie!in. Exports of Silk Eon Georgia, from 1755 to 1773—1n Bernard Uomuu’s History of Flor ida, w e find a statement of th ■ exports from Georgia ft): 18 years. One of ill ■ articles is raw si.k. A considerable interest is fell in the production of this article an I sum doubts have Imen expressed as to ihe ii.iiinaie sut eessof the various projects now in operation it in ty i be useful to show occasionally wli.it has be u heretofo.e accomplished. With this view, the following statement is presented: 1155 6. - - 428 lbs. 1757. - - WH 1758. - - 358 1753. - - 358 17HJ. - - 731 1701. - - 553 1763. - - 333 1763. - -38 J 1764. - - y.)3 1765. - - 8 ;8 1766. - - 711 1/57. - - I SI 1763. - - 6)71 170 J. - . 517 177). - - 313 1771. - - 3jj 1772. - - 418 1/73. ‘ - - 485 ÜB3J Iht. in 18 ye trs. bei g in ave-age 0f543 lbs. per an num.— Morris’s Silk i'rrmer. Li the court of Crimintl Sesdons, on Sa'tir dtv, Thom h V. Dyott wis Drought up for s n emv. >lr J. IL ia.jer>i, requested that tho sea enc -might oesog en th i. the punish rasntshou.d • >1 coot n-m e un ii after (lie next sr .sum of he .Supreme Court, t.iat he mig it in ike i will of error to that court. This war ii in J, and an uffilavit by th- prisoner, de ei i ii g n< inn tce.ice was th-n presemed and Jjlge i’o 1J pronounced sentence of three ye irs imprisonment at hard tabor in the Eas ter i Penitentiary- Judge ilouvi r vv heard, inton ited that he wisirt favor of alarg r: rm. . Ju ge Conrad was detained from court by siOsitess. Fhe prisoner s'.a'e J tit it his ag •v is seventy, ile vv is taken iinure li.eety to the Penitentiary.— U. S. Gazette. Absence of Mind.—A doctor cal: ing upon a ge.itiem m who had been om” t : n;siiing. put a f e into the patient’s h tin and took, the m•• !- ieine himself, which he had pr- el fir the sick man ;he was not in lie ca e r.f It's ,•- ror till he found himself gelling ii], u.id ihe pati nt getting better. A ernltaman has off-red to build a vvir.; bridge j ovsrtU-: at St. Louis, for $*300,000, ©mm vmmwQ.&m mvmvx “THE DIAMOND NECKLACE.” Montreal, Aug. 20 To the Editor of the Sunday Morning News. Mr. Editor—Since I left Saratoga, I have noticed an urticle in severul of the papers, in relation to a “ilia.non I necklace” worn by a young ladvx (a daughter of Mr. William H.vaiui, the inventor and pr iprintor of the celebrated panacea) at a ball given at the United States Hotel, an I speculating upon the number of bottles of the s.ii I remedy which must have been p Hired down “the public throat” to have paid fir it—estimat ed, according to rumor, at #30,009. As it was u subject of general remark nn;l observation at the time, I heard a little his tory connected with this necklace, which inav not be uninteresting to some of yur rea lers It was related to me, I believe, by a Br.tish officer, who did not vouch for its positive accuracy, and I meolion it urerelv us one of those passing “on dits,” which shows that there are two si les c mnected vviili evert question, however i (significant, ilcif it is: A few years ago, Mr. Swain received a re uesl from one of die reigning monarens, (through the medium of u resident or nil especial mi. lister) to pr >ree I i.nnie Ii tt—ly to Europe, for the purpose of bei l; perso i n||y e ‘itsn'ic I io relation to a.i ag ,iuv uel case of scr .fitla with which a promi.i ‘.it ii ember ofiitO roya! f* nii.V was alili-te I. As JL. .S.rai.n .’ ‘ isi !erc I tins a very desirable opp .riu lily it *' lc nfliisre ic Iv ii so high a uai *' r I ,,PVI * otts ii its at oe general iur • lu'do i oi*' 1 the vvh ,! . ii i u .it of ‘ur >p“, lie ■ noa"k ----e I fi ivitli in the packet siiip .'Sus pi di io iin. On his an iv a!, he fmi I that the c i e i • juesti ni, a th.iiigh it ha I IvalHed dies •: • i - I tin skill of the ui.eti lin g “faculty,” r . < but an nr.li i try one to hi u, to I b l ’ vii liinaie i.i affecting t perfttci cu.t, nil i restoriiig the royal sufferer to health in three or fair months. lie was re uesle I to name his re .v i Mr. H.vaiui, however, decline I rec.u a.iv other c nopeosad mth ii si op’ r iv'.il Holograph aitac cd to a h;i< meill ai'kiievvlcdgiug the cure. As . a*lelicacv ah ml such matters with i. i al families, implying us it does an innroit • of nature at variance with the onnipoteo. t and the infallibility ol king*, this iv is 1 1- - rime !, and Mr. Svvainl subse ttentlv (Mii se.r.cd to fniisi ler the business a c m.i le.i ti and one. kiiown mil v to Itirnse.H a.i I the few members of the household who were privy to it. W hether or not this occurred at the pa 1 - ace of fit. James, St. Fetei shurg, or 81. Cloud, or at any other of the European courts, I could il >t ascertain. The result, hjvvevcr, was, that previ nisly to M.'. H's tlepaiTjire from Europe, a string ol dia monds was presente I l) hi nin belt ilf of the soverei g i, the centre one of w licit is valued in # .0,0110. The whole, I believe, comprise about 23r brilliants, the smallest of which, ns they are of the first water, cannot be worth less than 31000 each. ■V munificent present, il is into, hut alter all, what is il in co np.u'is in l elhc “jewel ol health,” when weighed in the balance of human life? j. This bauble.’ which unohslriisively nl tracte.l s > much n nice on the neck of die daughter, c >st the father nbou 23 h >ti!es of the remedy, and his incidental expenses. From the Kenneiierk Journal. ‘LET ivVMHY MAN MIND i1.,8 OWN LUS.NES .’ This is a good maxim, out its application is some.line, qiiesliommie. We have lately seen it uppi.eu io die niello of temperance who try to stop outers lroin drinking rum. L.-t every min urmk vvlu cnoases, says one,--it is ilo uody’s otisittess nui ills own. 1 Well, lltong n we, as we mid down the pa per, perhaps i. must lie so—we cannot fore : people to ne sober ; suustiie oml has rung for mu ;, wo’il nut up tile inline go Ii in.* anti go to bed. On our way wu tienrJ a tremendous racket ill u >ow day looking building;, and ami i the din die shrill cry ot murder was dis tinctly heard. Vve rusttea in anutounJ a great, ragged, bruii ofnlelmvv win blood h n eves, inn.mug his wuo anJcmliiren witn an old rick etty ch.ur. VVe wrenened Ins weapon fr..m ti:in j.iJ turn /ted It m into u corner, from vvh.Cii ite was too drunk to extract hitns.uf spieai.y. Weuskedlninvvli.it lie me ml ny suen eon met. ‘uli ais iha, to you V said lie —‘Let even mm in,,id ms own nusiness.’ Vvecmareu lor home and Wi 11, to bed.— About two or three o’clock in ihe marni g, we were awaked by a rum .ik in ill • s reel. There was .ou t swe iri ig a id cries of ‘* take him off— .ic is ii.iooi. g ne.” vVe rut out and found iwo or th.ee young in-ti, all very rnrcli in:o.ve aten. Fiiey li.i.i nai ii pi iyi,:g oi.finds or som o her g cue at a gain all < line, tin that i.i e hour, and hiving met) stripped of then lit Dry oy black-,eg* ami a good uenl lu J .i,ea vvini it they were in a very savage hu nt ,r, an I left out an i qil irrcied by t’l • way. We veu.ur ‘J tos iy tii.u me p aces .vhere ~'iey h 1,1 been o (gilt 111 u - situ! up out o ,e of 11. ill i.id:g 11. uly rep ted, ’L ■. every nt m litniJ Ins own au iness.” ri > ,ve .vent to be ! again. N x it / i .tg vo went t i piy our taxes. “ litg i ,’ i,)a i •ver,” snl v , •’ no vis Its /” “O i u ~. i i • trc i-urer “ ttto to vn i k tad so mar,i to pr for paupers.” “Wei., uin want in id ■ o m t.iy ~a ipc,s(” ‘ it w.i, r.i j, J s pi,e.” We sx-i ,ii uid cidZ'a n m inj c in, t bo Ji ie jy striking at me root ot ii in .iter. “ v*-r i i,es i,u,.: m phi,” sad ne, o n tu at pe ipi ■ g ‘.leraiiy thin , n is best to to. eve ry one in unms own busin ,-s.” VVime ,ve were and dinner mat day, a poor woman pa e dirty and c ideverons. enne to the door. Hue haJ two children with tier as h igg iril a -herseti. Hue begged for eo.d n tu os, old cioths any tiling. Hie did it i t ten her story bee.me /he mid oe ri ,h e qaeut.y b More, an l mid ad 1 1 theg iod vm, • <n me it use. VVe euqui e I about it- t c, • a i-d .v.i. toid it Wat p etty rtui li like lifty others within a circuit <il a fi: v m::- It r husoand w.,s u poordruoki ise inp wh •spent !1 the money tie could get for tom wuile his wife and child, en were fed in pan from our kitchen. Going from dinner we me: the iden tical fe low in the street, and a*ked him why he did not go to work. Wh.f do you think he sard? Why, L-*t every man mind his u>vn busine-s.” Having a not? to pay in the bank in a few days we. !i',rr,ei back to the office and began to t iro over the ie:. --.of our big teJger, to see who oivol iTioiiey which otignt 1 1 be cols iected. Th re v. ao Tom N'<kos. owed S3, mar ke.i G. T. (gone to Texas ) Had been good, but to >k m drink, and runaway in debt. tiill Swizzleow.d #7.5 J—a ways loved a drop, but was formerly considered a moderate drinker; used to pay for his paper; since sold his farm and went into trade, soid rum and , was b:s own largest curtomcr in that line; feU through—now good for nothing. , Kze,vi. i Hw.g o es #8 75 time quite re* special),e —itad property —dead, aim entile in solvent—f.i in m lliepos essimi onlle tiun who sola hint lit* rum. tlenjauiin •Burster, dead—balance ag tinst him oi Hu,23, lorp.tpe. and advertising—broke Ins neck ny a lull irnm Ins horse. Sou Cocktail died of delirium tremens — gam.imig nuJ drinking—Lmny very desimue. Can’t a k them to pay any tiling. Well, iliougnl we, perhaps it is right that every nun should attend to Ins own business, and let that of other people alone, Inn who is tu pnv our note in batik / Have we not some business tit this matter ? Blomlho'tnJs. —We learn from Tallahassee, that His Exe.'lleucv Governor Gall, It is sent io Cuba fir n sup.i.y of It-oo Ihoun *•, as uu.xiliut r.es m hit,nt. g ht) enemy, Gen. Jestip had the sain ‘ oojeei m coii.e.itplation in 18.17 but was c nt.toilo<J by a tear of pub ic seminiynt, in pulling into execution urneusu e which Ins ju Igni ‘ii prompted as of great vultiii. ‘l’he titn- well sieve na fa evnr put, w.iiiti trnek liug to a salsa sympu'hy win Io g r delay, or fail to r ‘sort oany ttu l every ,ne ,sn o vvh ch will fiutil the mtiuges of the In i a.i. T.ioe wk i are at all acquainted vith me In dory of ih ‘s rvi.j ,vu. winch I irsieiul tho lestrtic ttovof me .sail of Ji :n i.u are ivvirt’iut disetp inn r-ivery. til .ri uy tit ,v t-e vnt e,es< ti ‘fnc 11 ate , vv 1 1 It ii ti • ocenpntt ey of lai’o n de and a!tn is, in rcenuo ~osll io isand ,vlt in -ver long it u.ness a.ifier etr emnituees to ttieir own advantage, it vv is is u a tst resort—one upon u Inch Itu tg the very mist ry ufth” (si in I—tint th • governor sent li • ,mJ obtai i ,and u stt aply ofTlo idlm t t s ■lom Jito.t wi ll en ’ll nen to give them the n eeK.irv ei e. Fhe e u.I was speedy ; b ind , q',,,. b.m I : mi their hidi ig p ace i it.ie moun- ! I , „ j ~;J t ihe r lead ‘r delivered tip I || • * ,i;i 1 inns it; IheLoi of iluie.trra i. ! ,'e ih • f‘ ovv very we I ill the home of hi i. i'ik fre.iT “it co iversitions oil i ,i iscurej uv th it it was nothing r. i ‘ i ih ills wh ch induced himseif •a . I eve , o sit ■ e nle •. .8 ii it .1 ig istine News. New Yo :tt. S >pt. 6. <t t .i lin i vi, r I iv , i,. Si. ti, bit 17, 7 ‘i in will ie v'"k vs 11* eit v. ” iv. ) he. Mhl - v ft- i /• To ll ■ 0 I ‘ f-n 1 IT I I” a, , and Ii I vv Wi ur X - :’ , 1 ■ I l 1 ek r. is,. !'• i sr t< ay hr ■ ‘, ,1 t I’d al* wlt r |sl r ■-V i <■ • Vll r* Il and IV ; *1 ■ V ‘l'l ( O’ las Is ■• II Old bis f'* I'rti v e.WH c, S7 (J un’.! i, yw ink ti on board :it’C. a. SS. el >‘it j llO'Uj), !ki \ e ‘ls i Str- n IV ,st, Dorien, !2days Aur. •27. in th- >nl -st ii hi ■i<—ill t>v “iv • ovr.rha ird til - I ‘klT.l'fco 1 I til SIV’ II! vx Md. Noaror.K, S *pt. 2. A,■ setir Oaf s.r, (V,stn:i, bound io O iri ot. put io distress, “.'i* ■ so’ >,ll , t.ooby hatch, bulwarks, ands ilia badly da ,ia , al. ACCOM JU . nuo. Am edilor in Wisconsin says : Io i ti’ Fui'd .ss. e vviil receive in pay ment for oui an 1 new sir eje ri pi io is. and f>r debts due the establishment. F,our, Wjieit, Corn *).ts f’.dntosea. 1 1 ty, Butter att 1 Cheese it ltd ali kiilsofeiu i ry produce, ut the nur- r ket p. ie.-u. if this gentlem ,u It.ts tiol a wife. I presume he would also t ixe a vv fe io paym lit lor old subscriptions—any thing for a quiet life, and to make the two ends til :et ut the Close of the ye.,r. Idkvivi iy rat Pa ir ary desritoyitu ky Moih - File i’.iii.id Mp.ua .V ition .G.zelteex p. rssrs an op, ui m ill,, me p: >p i,Mors of i lie Nation ii Hail.”, which vv i burned by a mib in t i.u ri y u ytt.,r or t.vo .g > vvi.l n: lie en titled to indeinuity from t ie pit.die treasn y in cons qu Mice of the sub equ mi! repeal of the lavv vvltielt provided such in ie nnily. it in stances the decision of the Suprein • Court of P ‘ii.Myivuma ill tiie Presbyter an Case, to show th it tne L -gisinttire can pd-i tluwn iavii:g a retrospective operation, Mobile, Sept. 5. I The malignant fever which lias been ex isting in the city is evidently on the sprea I. Tlip physicians have reused rep ‘riing, hut | from geneial injuries among them, vve are justified in s tying that .the disease is thoroughly seated anfoitg us, and tlmt it is j the duty of every one to act with that tin- ■ derslandiiig. g Os the extent of the morality we a e un aide to speakWith accuracy. For the tfi.ee’ days ending on Mon lay evening, the inter ments were twenty nine. They liavp in creased during the last two days. Aiming the signs, fr on which otir tea lers may* firm tin esti na.e f.r themselves, we notice among the pr iceedings of lb* ,i.<ar I of A -in >f Fues lay, a i appr ipriati m of of 33J1 t i pay the burial fees at .he ti . i ta!, :i i I ml I, >r enariiy fit iera!s, lur ng the past i oil Ii ‘J’lie ite s were f ,or;y tvv.i itili. lit , burie Ia the cos >f tile city. It is .jseles i I.i ei’a ge u m .!ti s s i e of llii igs, is i. vv ml I be F>l ty, i. - u n w rse if litjjJml. itis >i .• lit/ ti.g.vn this full waiTiiiig.— Journal. N.SW- O.I.jSA.NJ. A::o. 31. —The 57c/,- j iu’s.i, —it i, won e.,reme reiuciaiice vve notice [ this dislrenmig utiuject; stilt, us lit • week mid | tiij.itn are ao mi u cioae, distant sa./seriaeis , will e ;peet a st item tit from us. Oi.tnok. g .ver me different report of into-1 mu • tor ~ie month of August, vve behen the i nil ii , r vili o • lou.ui nitre short of seven linn- ; ~. .1; .o ii nmg dies • 7JJ, probably sJjii ~e .e ,r t j lin oy the ept umiiiC that now tav-j g•, he ct y in i sit ruros. Ia /.i: 1 wine i, HMvever, i* not always the | ~'s. rat i iri /, nt ike u.e Fever to at .rek wi h m re malignancy tu.iu ever. Not on.y are the i .tetri,, e. a, a aid trie extremely poor, taken down but pe.s itu in good ctrcum nances, and ei.iugqM iM an I sob r lives. The natives of L.jia it i lunrn out of Ne Or.cans have not en e y : ir i; for vve hetrl yesterday of .. , ■ n ii: on i Tft. bed. : •, n te: :n viiu id iub'e.lly lie rv , die ele of persons liable to take t. 1 ■. . , • . .; tilth, “.neriene often ‘ y o’ i.ta sat. .oti.it epi ieine ire- ‘ e it nir mi giant in 8 /'ember .ml Octo- 1 ber aid scidotn distj pe*r tiuiii the ground is ■ covered with fra-t ana .ce, vs ean vise, then, i un tceiimtied persons not to crime among us unlit coid weather sets in. W re.gret to announce ( says the National LiteJligenear of Monday) that our erteemelj fellow citizen, Com nadore Daniel T. Patter-, son, of the United .States Navy, and Common-! dantof the Navy Y.rrd and Station io this city, j expired oathe. morning of Sunday, the 25tn! instant, at a quarter post 8 o’clock, at his re- I sidence in the said yard, after a short butsevete ‘ illness of about 3.) hours. Tli” Fr ncli frigat l La G.toire, sloop of v/ar and B i > Dtinois arrived at Pensacola on th*. 12th fro.n Vera Cruz. Salutes were exchang'd lietwe/.n the French vesacl and the Anttrieun men of war. | i Died, In P til,id ‘lpliin, on ilm evening of the ‘Jd instant, Mr. R. A MvCREDIU. of Savannsli. hi,] 3d ins', n a S’vuniiui, Mrs. JANRULIZA FETII LINDER, diugnlr of ill* late Mr El nund Warren in th* 17ia year of i*i a <•. In Monro county tmthviHd Vu; W W BLACK, in th - ftfnli y nr of his air*. In T iom. stoil on t.i* 27t'i ult, Miss ELIZA ANN FI.WEA’I T. in t •■ C2tli year of li r:t >". ——l'i Si'r v u comiiy,on ill"'J i tilt. Ur. JO INB. DEVEAUX, in tL * (M year of Ins age. In on Mi id iv the2iih lutani.ivfu ruii ill. n“ssof 'v n and vys,MUSES R IF, irE-tq in ilm sJtli year of his age—a mu veofN'W J'rsy, and a res and in ofilii* ciiv during the l.isttw *nty y m His los will b* long felt and moat deeply I , enied in this community, in wiic ibutvry ew have bvd | who vv'r*s i univ‘rav| v lielov and and r-sp o’ and II: was a kind and ass e innate tins and and fuller a viiaumis, ‘mbii.’-spiriiid oil a iv, and a pious e.hris linn; and liiN afllict'd rdatweg and fri.'nd.v. 1 ave *v Ty reason to Iv i v • tlmt Ii • has left ties world of er\ to take hi-, plac among t * hi-as and, ill the kingd no ‘ his Father and :is 0 and Ai Wls lington, on Snnd iy martini >, a 1 • ut clo’k, alter a tin erin ; illn si of'wo mnii.s, Col. Sv.viuit'.ll Thompson, a native of’* w I .y, lut fertile las six y • irs a r ‘aid it of \V 1 s n r n ei'y. Co 1 . T'la-opson wis ail V and ai In Tieltso'iat th: buttle of N v Iri ans, at I >rir •a .1 ainus.d art in an ‘iiMg'.nn:: \f t vv'ii ■ lie r “novel in Ma’ilel, \ it:, ii, w'vr* Iv vv vs a mimh-r of y ars Iv">ly ■i a > 1 11 it>."vtul*p ir o 11. ’’••osii S.'ir.rs. RUTIv V . 31 1 v B i,.. Pt r O mb. Af- ah os sa. ui’ii .x’ L ands, dipoTs. G'iill'mans, n >wn in;s and Van U.i: n’s. It yx ha snn l Mi ses beoM ‘ s. 1). W. UUD's ALL. D„i n, S'pt. 17 IS: 1 !). rsp TE .Aral of HA WES MITCTEL w.isd v JL s.nv.'d previous ,o Jaauarv, 1437. D C. IIAWES. , B iston, :!d. S ‘pj. 13 fl. 3t . UmiiLl L ift so • tt Steam Saw Mill, Wanted. THE suhneriber is <1 s',oils to ure'ms” nhont Half a million ft, gmd s'r round logs, of a good •quality, to bd I'vr and in Di in during the coming fall and wint“r. T>“ hi >li*t mark-t price will be •>iv *n on J'bv xry, For furt'i w “articulars injnire of JAMES A BROWN. A tg 13-tJnn 2m Cutt JU Est )li tliiiient. Ail 1 lyjff T ill oi ij2,i 009 ( IN Wilted Irani a company ot five gentlemen ( ?j,jJj odc.i ) tor me ediabfishmem ot a cot ta, i uclory, on one ol the most eligible slllla ,t ,u in ia dnuiuem otaiu.s, lor lieu,th and tu,iv t ill,'in e, in in,’ tauimty ol iViontosh (_ •jo: mi ) dtst.mee Iv 01 U.lMi'll four miles, on a u.iin .'.•'! c-rei'k. iauiiiug Uticci litun the ‘•iiiu.i ol Dii.eiy oe’ wt it u wide ami open view ot tne.--. t; la. tiling u cnscent. Said Creek having ~ ai'.pi.i ol Water at a b,ltfi Inn dill , ( ‘.'.'ber ■me to-: tit.mi of .said factory shall l)' 1 mi.!’ ) of at |i‘..si tl letl water; —in the rear a s iat wmch is an exccll tu body ol pine am • I'u in i.sltt i: gth ti ‘ce-sui'j fuel fora steum . Engine: in Hie vicinity are several saw mills, from ! vv neh cm ti got all tile it cessnry materials, tn i.i • proa ~ss tifxtlm buildings.—The site’ ulei bi'i;m i i.id ibek'd pffoi'S ti safe deposit fori inni ‘T I lu’ I'lvuntagesol'suchan Establish -1 in.'.it In the :i ■i • i-no Ii ,od is obvious. Thcio- 1 e i.i ci in.; t;>e.'Mßiy healthy summer re* ; tr*’ • t;-the VM-iinty irainediatcto Darien, where ! the fito.ic .m,I s, , t! a m of cotton can be made, I or at \o’ a: -” f'li tio- advantuges beside to it. igb'iritt >pi io:■• m giving cmp.oyntcni to young inn tit- serv,nits who can Ik: profitably | e iipiuyed i t preparing the raw nt tterial, and , y s “ii lb” mtr'*el. Investm Mils of this nature, | ii ive tinif irmly rcaulied p ofi'.uhly and safe in , l'i • ttp.jer p irt of this Stale. The establish-1 tn nl i t view w ill be tile only one known on the j whole southern sea Ivi trd. Th ■ sum of {511.5J9 , being taken up, any number of gentlemen wish ing i ‘in i irk her: vill signify the sanv:. te, Mr. j saie Slow, of Dirien, (P. M.) with their I views on the subject. ft is pees tUI :J ih.it 2) per cent oil the Stock will lie all thill will be called lor to commence operutioils with, to say on the first of January next. Darien, July 9ih 1839. lOvv, N strop. IJank of Darien, J July 10 1839. S FOItTY FIVE per cent will b required of all Debtors of this Hank, in payments us fol lows, viz : Ii p;r cent on lt November next, 13 “ “ lslJuntury “ and 1,5 “ “ Ist March “ Extract from tile Minutes. lIENJY T. HALL, Assistant Cashier. July 33 1839. ts Tt Travellers and the Citizens gen e.aid y. Fhe sub criber bug< to inform the public, and the eiit'Zxus of me. s irrottuimg eon.dry, •n i string m s that on th ■ 1 ofNJ.’piemb -r 11 • -xl he : i.. oe ,)■ ‘p i’- Ito lake iodt'.iduaU, ■ • an ‘i ■■:. ii carria ; < to Hrunswicfc, Hi. I ainy-’ J iftM'a ) Ho i or .■Jivanaab. K) reason-’ able tvrtiu ILs c irrt.ig s a:;%. *'-s t.rTW* the bust condition, ami per ons wishing to visit any id tit -a !j .rn: ig places cm i,c ,ic common.tied a s-hm t not ce. A t estitbiisli uenl of this kind Itas long been •v uute.J i.i tiiis city an lin• nj I • ‘,',v ii hopes bv givingg a• ai a ufiction to receive suit* j ide .-aejt .g - uenl. Ind viuti .s esi mg his n rvees can make appl c.iiiot) to him at th- Ci;y II nel. N. ;i. DiIEES Darien, A tg. 27tli. * Notice. Wheel-Wright Shop 5n Darien THE u tdersignad respectfully informs his trie,i is .mo tile public, that lu: fs.ill carries oil j the business o. ifluc . Smith, Wheel-wrigiit, j Hep a rmg c irriages &c. &c. and ali work in j ! Ins line o. bt si .less i’u actual attention will | ; be paid to a,I work eot. listed to his care, and j reasonable price: only required. ile respect fully soficits a continuance of past patron iga, an J h ip ‘s by strict attention to merit the same. R. FLOYD. Aug. 27ih. if L;tn;l ,\eg ’ors, &e. For Site. I OFFER for sale my PLANTATION, in this D.strict, on vvannaa River, and t.i ■ L ,wer 3 Runs, ui: FittU contains by invent surv :y t;>37 u-.res, the greater ortinn e wnicli is Ixest quality of H ,in-: block, and Oak and iltckory land, 4 Jt) acres cls uicd J I and in , ; ood ■■.dec for cultiv ition. ft tiason it a co.'L t'nrtabi D .veiling Gout.', Gin itouse, Cotton Screw, Bums, Stabl-s, and Houses,alt in fin: r vpair. j Ad-s’ iptiort .m paper cannot sell a place, but 1 1 fink i I am uiititoris ‘d ir. saying, tint u in ire va.uubl • C >l ton P. intatibii is not vo oe found in IJ.irn*:elt Dis trict. I: is situai -a ul out 3 miles from ’.wolandings on ihe River, u:id is about one mil* iron a Post Of fie* | I also offer for axis my IJmus.- and Lot in the Vil ; lag*of B irn v 11, frontip'. the public square, his a I pleasant residence, apfi as two Store Houses, new : Kitchen, 8 nokeH.ius-, Stabl-n, <f-c. 1 1 also offer • j B >]| about 50 N vroea, as likely and j valu ible a>. flan be. found any wear—among them, | a Jobb>' lt > Carpenter, a Blacksmith Seam stress and i Co;,k; 30 Field Hands, th” batince children. Alsoj I o Mules, several good Horses, 4 breed Mares, andd Colts of the gtimo btoorf: 125 head of Catilc, stock of Hn~s. T-rm”—For the Lond and Negroes, a credit of 1,3,3, 4, and fvyears, with interest, secured in lie: usual way: ful'the HorscSyMul?s, &e. a e.rcdit m 12 months. f■ • CBOWN. . 3waw:ca* C- LL, July 32, ro* THE SENATE, Col. ClmrlCH 11. Ilopklnx. ron the house or representative*, A. Lull In, C iiarlfH O’Neill. UNION TICKET. FOR OOVERNOUIty Chnrles J. Mc’Donald. FOR THE SENATE, N. J. Me Donald. FOR THE HOUSE OF UEPm *ENTATIVESy Col. D)inl‘t fl. Steward. Capt. C. .1. VV. Thorp. Me al. tosh County Acudcmy, ia Darien. THIS school will on the first of No vembiT, next —and every attention %?ill be paid to tne tiiorougii insitraction and rapid improvement of the CiiitditMi and youth of both bjxos, who may be entrusted to it. Tne buildings are plrrtfmnt aim commodious, and I th * sctiool i.s w 11 supplied with I hr* best maps ami globes : and all that is necessary for the proper illus tration of me diiF *rent. subjects of study. | Mr. 0. S. DOD, who has been induced to re sign tii'? Pt of ssorsuip of Mathematics, at .Tt?fTersov College (Pa.) and assume the dutiesot'Principleof the Institution, grad uated at Princeton, (N. J.)and receive ed ( iie second degree in the arts in tne same institution# II * was on* y*ar an instructorin thcEdgehill Semi nary at Pi inceton—part of the. time in the Greek guagt* and part of the time in Mathematics. He w ts alsoon* year classical tutor ot Franklin College. Atltens (Gd.) whence he was called to the Professor ] ship of Mathematics at Canonsburg, Pa. [ Tne course of study and the mode of instruction nt tis* institutions being perfectly familiar lo the Principal, tile patronug? of those parents who wish to have their mods prepared so enter Franklin College the Colleges of New-J *rs;*y, J. tlbrson College, or any similar institution, is respectfully solicited for this Academy. Tne Mathematical treaties us'd in the S tool willhethos* prepared by Prof ssor Davis of W *st Point, which are now us and not only at the Military Acud uny, but ulsoin almost every respec table Coll gc in the country. Young men preparing for West-Point, or for the Profession of Civil Engineering, or for any profes sion requirln f consul ’.ruble jMnthematical attain ment. can b * tborouglily trained and carried through any Mat tematicaPeourse that may be desired, hpw ; ev*r extensive, at this school. It is worthy of remark that it is n common subject of complaint with regurd to most of our academies flint the young m n whom they send to enter College higher than the Freshman class are almost invaria bly deficient jn Muthemntics. Mr. Don, has taught French forthelasttwo years 1 to ih - stud’nts of Jefferson College, and will give instructions in that language to nil flic pupils ofth& Academy, whose parents may desire it. A competent instructress will be procured from the North to lake charge of the voting Ladies’ r<jcm f urv and r ih? supervission of the Principal. , Commissioners have also engaged a teaclier I of Music, in whom they have great confidence ; and th°y have directed the purchase of a fine Piano for tin? us ’ ofth? School. The terms arc us follows f P r (A’mrter, Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmatic, - - - S^OO The same with the addition of Eng. ■ Orammer, Geography a*id History, - With the fart her addit on of Latin | ?ind Greek, or Natural Philosophy, C'.ieuMstry, History, L(dgic and Rti'*toric. - -- -- -- -- - SIO,OO - Extro, 5,00. Mit’c, Ex ra, 15,00 ALL possible rare will be taken to secure correct mrival conduct and studious habits in the Scholars. SAMUEL PALMER, Secratary D vrien, Sep. 10,1839. Bvv. ‘ DR. PHELPS’ COMPOUND . TOMATO PILLS. MAVING acquired an envietloelchrity att an An* ti Dyspeptic utul Arui-Bitliousrained)’,end tliia rq.utat:nii tveing .uily sustuiiird by the high elvurtic t r of tu testimonials, und t.ic cnnstnntly incretonng and -inund for the m-dicin:, it ia only necessary forthx propri tor to continue the can. ion to the public against mistaking other prepera:ion* which are introduced tu Tomato M dicin s, for the true Tomato Pills. As ung nerousmid mvid'ousallusionstotnismed i icin : have been | übtislcd by t tie proprietor of a very ■ different preparation, called ’Miles'Extract of Foma* to,’evidently ini nd dio impair ih’ confidencs so lon ‘ reposed in Puelps’ Tomnio Pills, it is proper for th* proprietor to request ill* public to investigate tli sourer of tli ’8 •’ publications before they arc indu ced to credit their truth and honesty. | An inquiry, for th|apurpose, .:i ‘e :tl Brunswick, O iio,where the proprietor.of ‘ivLl**’ Extract’ resid'd 1 for h longt tn* and com)cpn! Fiis ‘pill career/ win lie sniliSSli: to r*iH-r li •.•■ml tVss aspersiye inainr I'.''..'.. (iuvi:r ni •! .:• mx. ire ‘Mile*’Extract I would s i ( j ,/ei.t no fu.-iher inquiry, end'^ro' "■ oti sft'. 1 lo risk tit* Compound Torr.'iio PM* upon theiV mer its in competition to any preparation purportilfps us be Toma* l ’. Whil die effoit to blend other prepay rations to :ln: true Tomato Ppls are. continu’ and, pxcr koiis wisliiug the genuine medicine should be partic ular to notice that they bear the signature of the pro j pri*tor, G. It. PHELPS, M. D. but not an engruv cd portrait. ’fCt’Eor Sale at the J)AHIENHERALD fi ce. Aug. 2J. -■eoYsrln—Hahrrsljam County. WHEREAS, Lewis F. E. Dugas applies to mr for tetters of Administration on the estate of ’ James Ratcliff, deceas'd: i Tnese are therefore to cite and admonish all and j sin ular the kindred and creditors of said dec’d., to ; lie and appear at my office wiihin thetime prescribed by law, to sh-'W cause ifany they have, why said let ter i should not be gramed. Oi'en und *r my hand in nlfir* at Clnrkesville, thij* 131.i July, 1819, LEWIS LEVY, c. c. o. July 19.—18—30d. CJcorffla—Mclntosh County. WHEREAS, Nuinuel M. Bond, applies for I.et tersnl'A.lminisiritiiorron thcEstatcof Mary E. Dun ha.n, late of soul county, de.cea.ed. These are there for • to cite and admonish, all and singular the kind | red and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at j my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any exist, why said Letters should not b* gran l 'd. Given under my hand at office lids I2th day of August 1839. J. E. TOWNSEND August I3tb Clerk, C. O And Repairing, in Darien. PHAOE subscriber respectfully informs his friend* M- und the citiaens of Darien, and its vicinity, that he will again commence business in this city, on the lit of October next. He returns thanks to thos* who have heretofore patronised him, and hopes by paying strict attention to business to merit acontinu ame of the sain*. As usual, all work done by him wiil b* warranted to be of the best kind. His prac tical experience in the business for u number of years, will, lie feels satisfied, enable him to do justice to ali work entrusted to his care. JESSE QUA Ditticj, A—