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* i p4+ss** y dr«,utti» uf .ur i. ter. j Wi., I' >K THii GUORGI.V CUl'KIEtl. A V* OMAN’S GRIEF 0 what is lift a *onian’s o'* 0 *'" So holy, deep, a.>d jearc ?. 1 won d that never asks relief, That never seeks a cure. With meekness Still she bears it on, Still fea: s to lisp regret; Nomurm’iiug Sigh points to ttie thorn, That has her peace beroit. Vy silence buried is the woim, That gnaw s upon her breast; i inward racing of that storm. IVitcse troubles know t.o test. ller prou-1 des rie.’s broken vow, Is there enshrined in u oe; •ji stabs, and slabs, she knows re t how, Yet vt ili not let it go. Ilii memory still i cherish’d there, And vet she tells not why; Why she his image thus should bear, Whose lips spoke perfidy. Sihe tell li.ot nf his blighted faith, Nor mocks his lying words; Nor with high to unis or bitter wroth, Speaks lightly of her lord.. Tis man’s to wear the harden’d brow, Walk corq’nngnvcr pain ; io pass unmount'd ti e broken votv, To grasp his glitt’ring gain Bpt mean’s grief and w oman’s love, A nobler put pose aims; X'nbroUen faith to 11 tern ( trace thee—and this is thy divinity which sttis within me—tint that in some sad and sickening moments, “ my soul shrinks hack u/jun hvrsilf, and starts back at de struction"—mete pomp of words!—but that I feel some generous joys and generous cares beyond tnyseli all come from thee great—great Scnsoricm of the wot Id ! which vibrates, if a hair of our heads but fall upon the ground, in the re motest desert «>f the creation. Touch d with thee, Eugenios draws my curtain tale most distinguished by taleuts and genius, atid which I venture to hope now rest up on a basis more firm than the circumstan ces which gave rise to them. "iet leel- itigall these advantages, as a man ought to do and must do, I may sav, with truth aud confidence, that I have tasted of the intoxicating cup with moderation, and that I haVe neither in conversation or cor respondence, encouraged discussions res- j An Ordinance, To prevent Slaves in certain cases from living apart from their owners or hirers ; Sec 1st- II* it Or darned by the City Council of Augusta, That from and after the first day of j January next, no Slave who may have been or i who may hereafter be found guilty according ,n law of the crime of burglary or larcerey, of I rlnsin'r of another slave anv aiticleor thing con- j cuu»ui 0 . . .. ..-hat- trarv to taw, receiving from any person w ever or concealing stolen property, knowin Coach Making. ever or concealing stolen property, il | rpjjg subscriber has in his employ, just r.r- , be stolen, harboring or concealing any run- I I . d from Philadelphia anti else* here, to- • 1. ' elaltinrr u'tnP Of I —. . , • r ,v ovnnrirmctt hnmlc ft' v slave or slaves, gaming or selling wiuc or pectins my own literary pursuits. On the j sp iri tu ous liquors, contrary, to law or the Ordm- ‘the contrary, I bave usually found such ance5 0 f the city, or whoshall.be couvtctcd beto.c topics, even when introduced from motives •OillS, disorder of his nerves. i>fit sometimes peasant wlto traverses the blackest moan taius—! another's three members of Council, after due and season able notice to his or her owner or hirer, or- Ue ao-ent of either, to attend the trial of said slave, oi _ .n „ .r,„n...Wlv house. shall wlieu i JV,* 'weather fJ tile | most fettering to myself, rather emharras Thou give’s! a j sing and disagreeable. I have n 6 w, frauk- t>, ti e iou<dieat i lv told my motives fur concealment, so put lion or it sometimes to rut. tougiicsi *y ‘ j . n • „ „ • • -' - MacU'est moun- par as I am conscious of having any, and ^ finds the lacerated lamb of; the public will forgive the egotism of the '(‘V^w'dweilinf, without a license from the fl )C ii —This moment I behold j deiail. as what is, necessarily connected j Cilv Council, under a penalty of U’er with his former experience hands, first ; rate workmen at every branch of liis business. (Its long experience in business, enables him to 1 assure hfe friends and customers, and t* publics •n-iieiallv that he is prepared to -uild to order j anv description of light and fashionable Car- j It it. not more than i hundred dollars to'be paid by bis or her own- i hirer or the agent of either, provided it j shall appear that such slave may have been livia * ‘ .t _ nf title rirdm.'inci inn, leaning will) his head against his crook j jvil with piteous inclination looking dutvu up- -i-r— .. .... h.—Oh! had l come one moment 1 • Anc.cdolc.-A Mr Henry Clay, a Vir- apa rt contrary to the provisions of this ortl.nanee, soom^-It bleeds to death—his gentle j ^ tlian daiVcing muster, happened to alight ! with the consent or approbate., ot said owner, j heart bleeds with it.— Peace to j * t ^ pu |,Ji c house for refreshment in a j °™J$e \i further ordained, That incase, time, generous-swain !-I see thou walkest neighboring town a few days since, and it i the license mentioned in the preceding section is I 3000 yards Coach Lace ’ : . . i . i * .. 1. u !x . 1 .. . i .i . »t.. tt , i- ,-k..ii n avt<Athp ntvasum P/vnrh Irtssels r unge anu For, Sale, G Carri.t-~ts, new anu second hand 20digs, different patterns and prices 3 Sulkevs 1 Fancy Wagon 30 Sets Coach. Gig and Sulkej Harness, us- snrted O- dj7 CochaeaJ Blue and Black Morocco tilw ith anguish.—but thy- joys shall bul- was tm j auce it—lor happy is thy cuttage—and | fay the Sjcrctary (>j 1 happy is the sltirer of it—md Inppy are j t | J(J , umour of course mediately rumoured that Mr Henry j gran ted, the applicant shall pay to the c.y a sum j Coach fa? nf State had arrived : I hot less than twenty-five nor more than one lmn J ocaie , lU . I dred dollars and give bond with approved seen- . py is ttic Mttrer ot n—■* M-tv — j the rumour oi course spread with g™ 1 * j rIty t0 the City Council of Augustn in the penal 1 the la mbs-that suori about you !—ht.rnc. I ,-apidity, and a great many people flocked ! sa ; u 0 f one hundred dollars, conditionod for the j j to the tavern to see the Secretary, and i f ulu , e good behaviour of the slave or staves tor ! AIVIIOROF litr tVAVERU- NOVELS. | .he rest au U«»«. counl,y,»aa. who | ^^tS ! rhe f.dowing.is an extract from thedi-| observed to the dapemg master, that j v v(;(i WESTERN HOTEL. /If the corner of Center £f Green Street-, v Augusta, T IIE Subscriber has returned to his Old Stand, the WESTERN HOI El,, in Alt-', gusta, where he will entertain his old Customer? ;ui«l olhei friends, who may he pleased to giv* ! him then patronage. r>. MIMS. 03^ An extensive Wago-vYarh And truth to man ■n nbovt claiuts. Her patient r.pit it bears each wrong, Man’s cruelty can devise ; Nor think her nights of anguish long, Nor counts the sacrifice. T T ntil at length worn down with griet, Enfeebled bv long cries, Jn friendlier climes she finds relief,— ’’ »' She droops her head and dies J. S'. AN ENIGMA. P. induction to tire “ Chronicles of-the Ca- | ho had been taken to he the Secretary of \ iiangutc," in which Sir Walter Scott, in I State,” who promptly replied “ N«, my j Ijis own proper person, throws off the in- j dear fellow, I am not the man ; although : coguiiu as author of the W ayeny Novels, i'll was tit v original intention never to ; have avowed these works during my Ufe- j time, and the original manuscripts were i carefully preserved (though by 'he cate of j others rather than mine) lor the purpose i of supply ing the necessary evidence of the ; • ruili wiien the period of announcing if, should at l ive. l»ut the affairs of m\ pub- j lishers having uufntuualely passed into a j , management differentfrom tlioir own,l had j the tint rigiuany longer to tely upon se- | edeev it) that quarier; and thus niv mask, j like mv A uni Dinah’s, in Tristram Shandy, | beginning to wax a little threadbare about j ilie chin, it became time to lay it aside | wuh a good grace, unless 1 desired it j should fall an pieces from m v luce. ^ et j I lurd not the slightest intention of choos ing the lime and place in which Uie dis closure was finally made ; nor was there any concert between my learned and i n spected friend Lord Meadow-bank and my self upon that occasion. It was as the reader is probably aware, upon the 23d February last, at a public meeting, called for establishing a professional T heatrical Fund in Edinburgh, that the communica tion took place. Just before we sat down to table, Lord Meadowbarik asked me whether 1 was still anxious to preserve niy incognito on the subject of what was call ed the Waiverly Novels'?—I did not im- nrediatlv see the purpose of liis lordship’s treated accordingly. ] oQ tbe bc5t t erm s. dth. And be U farther ordained, That any per- | Rp lir j n „ in ;d | t he different branches, done son who shall rent a house for the purpose ot e- t)lc hest banner, on the most reasonable terms, ing occupied by any slave who may have been j • rnntiiera- ' 1 1,1,1 we have the same name, and are about the same height, yet there is about six feet difference in our talents—liis talents are in liis head, and mine are in my heels.,” Ifarrisburgh TT r atchtoiecr. LOUNGING. * “ 0 i for a lodge in some va t wilderness! Were it uot that we have utter abhor rence of bellicose operations, we should most certainly post a thirty-two pounder in front of our Editorial door, and dis charge its contents against every person j. that approaches in the garb of a lounger, i Some of our friends must think that we write and gather ideas by means ofmaclii- j nery, or they would not be so unmerciful as to take to themselves our time, which i the Regular Mectin,. is the property ol ihe public. We dread i Jay in January next, the City Council wi.l the sight of a man who is blessed with lei- i appoint the following Officers, for one year from sure, for he is’sure to cultivate the friend- | that date, with the salaries annexed, v* : ship of ns unfortunates. Forty or fifty , CityAIarshal, with a sala l v ot - ^ _ § «» newspapers are a harvest of hli^s to him, J officer, where can he find these so well as in an ci er i i0 f Council, Coach and Gig Handles, Dashers, Jpints and Plated Beading On the river and expected soon^ 2 Dicky Seat Coaches Also, expected from the North, two light Coaches, built expressly to his ordet to j suit the market. , i Orders for Gigs, Sulkeys, Coaches. Barouenes, | description of Waggons or Mail Coaches - ,. u: | will'be forwarded to the North, aud warranted j the immediate control of an owner or hirer or Ins , ^ ^ of nQ gaJe i . _ runaway ana ; 0i , ders >viu be thankfully received and laid in j made ample provision, through lus It tend 3d. And be it further ordained, That every slave found residing in this city, and not under. her agent shall be considered as is attached to the We tern Hotel; and the sir. t! from the end of the Bridge leads directly to it. October 15 46 tj Mansion House, MACON, GEO.' glT HIS Establishment (owned and formerly I occupied by Messrs Bullock &. Wells) i.' now in the hands of the undersigned, who has guilty of anv of the crimes or offences enutnera ted in the first section of this ordainance, and who may be without license, may be fined in a sum not exceeding fifty dollars. 5th And be i't further ordained. That the eleventh section of the Genet al Ordinance pass ed the 2<)th December, 1825, be and the same is hereby repealed. Done in Council, the 21 si day of December, 13v,. Bv the Mavor SAME EL HALE, Mayor of the City ot Augusta. G. M. WALKER, Clerk C. C. He feels grateful for the flattering encourage ment he has received since he commenced the cstablshment that he now occupies, and hopes by his endeavors to please, that he may merit a continuance of past favors. Tho’s G. Hall. N. B. Itdai Copal, Japan and Leather Var- j nish, of liis own manufacture, kept constantly for sale. Dealers in the article are requested to call. Augusta, Pec. 13 fi3 wtt keep it in as good style perhaps as any House m the back country ; and from his former experi ence in the line of Tavern keeping, flatters him self that all who may be pleased to favor him with a call, will depart satisfied both as respects accommodations and charges. Families can b_ entirely retired • S. C. Brame. Macon. Nov 22 n Dec.. 27 fi7 tf NOTICE. on the first Satur- nv LORD BVBOK. I was whisper’d in heaven, and mutter’d in hell. And Echo Aught softly the sound as it fell ; Ju the confines ofearth, ’twas permitted to rest, And the depths of the oc. an, its presence confest ; ’ fwas seen in the light’ niug, and heard in the thunder, Twill be found in the spheres when riven asunder It was given toman with his earliest breath, it assists al 1jL birth, and attends him in death, question, alihough I certainly might have Editor’s office. We have tried all tma- srinablo means of deliverence from this dire affliction. We have so far trespassed Clerk of the J.owor Market, Clerk of the Upper Market, Keeper of the Magazine, Jailor, 1(100 400 300 75 200 000 200 City .SherifTs Sale. W ILL be "sold, at the Market House, on the first Tuesday in .lannary next, between the usual hours of sale, by order of the Superior Court, One Pole Boat, called “ Tho mas Jefferson.” The Boat is in good order and well calculated for low river. Terms Cash— purchasers to pav for titles ' A. F1CQUET, Sh’JTC. A. f>5 td TO BENT, The House and Lot, on Bridyt Street, at present occupied by M. Janies Murray. A I.SO, The House and Lot. on Bridge Street, at present occupied by Messir. J. &. K. Kirkpatrick. ALSO, Dec. 20 presides o’er his happiness, honour, and health. Is the prop of his bouse,and the endol lus wealth. It begins jev’ry hope, ev’ry wish it must bound, Aud though unassuming w ith monarchs is crown’d )fi the heaps of the miser ’ti? hoarded with care, But is sure to be lost in the protthml heir; 'Without it the sailor and soldier may roam, Cut woe to the wretch who expels it from home ; Ju the whispers of coueience its voice will be found, Nor e’er in the whirlwind of passion he drown'd softens the heart, and th ugh deal to the ear, •Twill make it acutely ami instantly, hear But in shades let it rest, like .an el gant flow’r— GJi; biea-'.ie on it softly—it dies i.t an hour. AAAfLTi. „ J love thee w-itii a thriiimg fear, For, gazing on thy pensive cheek, A I ute Decay too buav tLcie, Oi u*eaiulc ut the hectic streak. been led to infer it, and replied, that th secret had now" beconi^kmiwn to so npi- iiv people, that I was ^TOiWfferent on the bject. Lord Meadmvbank. was thus in upon the benignity of our disposition as to j ' Sjx CRv Constables, eacl look surly and give snappish answers—but j ]> roposa i 3 w ;n a t the same time be received for all in vain,jourf riends areso well acquain- ; attending the Hospital and Jail asa Physician ; ted with our good humor, that they attri-j he finding his own medicines. , " i j 1. ; [vy order of Council, passed the loth day oi hute onr moroseness to a head-ache.— | B807 P The other,day, we put out the fire, in , Cr, Q£O jyi - WALKER, Clerk, hopes that the cold reception would tur- j j) ec oq 65 td nish a hint ; it would not do—while we j 1 • • attempted to scribble with Arctic fingers, j nnmv 4 ivr'Ti' our loungers would thrust their hands into ! AN OKUliAAiX UJli, .1 • ! , „i ,1.0 „ r - irP n f 1X10 amend the Forty-eighth Section of the their pockets and enquire the price ot | General 0rdinanc ^ passc d the 20th De coal! We then tried the other extreme, * bcr 182 7. J 1 . I o ; GV/tl t « t I O IlIVll <1 IOU in'" »I QQlfl DC r 1 c'l» / • duced, while doing me the great iiouor 01 j filled our grate and attempted to roast fl e it'ordained by the authority of the City Coun- Dec. 17 Executor’s Sale. O N the first Tuesday in 'January next, will be sold, at the Lower Market-house, in Au gusta. pursuant to an order from the honorable the Court of Ordinary of Richmond County, 300 acres of pine Land, on the Road from Augusta to Sovannah, with the improvements thereon, lately occupied by Mrs. J Ruth Twiggs—being part of the real estate ol i John Twiggs, dec. vUso, three Negro Men, being j P art of the estate of W. A. Bugg, dec. and sold | bv order of the Inferior Court. Terms at sale : B. H ! George Twiggs, i IV. foriTmt Executor of John Tuiggs awl IT. A. Dugg Nov. T> 52 wtff Four Houses a id Lots, in tin low er end of tow n, on Green and Ellis Streets.— Possession given on the first Apply to Au-riist 27 of October tie E. BUGG. 32 tf TO BENT, Two convenient Dwellings, oppo site the lower end of the .Market. For terms, apply to J. G. M’WHOIiTER. Linnecan Botanic Garden, Clashing, Long Island, Thy holt thoughts and looks reveal Thai touching and lineal fitly i hnrili, As here eaiiy death inis set its seal, 3 Almost ioo gi.il.e lor alarm. When gazing on eve's parting, smile, We scarce.y no.e tne e..b oi day, Nor hoea uuituig.it suais on the wltilig T.il last's the latest tiut away. proposing my health to the meeting to say something on the subject of these novels, so strongly connecting them with me as the author, that, by remaining silent, 1 must have stood convicted, either of the actual paternity, or of the still greater crime of being supposed willing to receive, iitdifectlv, praise to which l had no just title. I thus found myself suddenly and unexpectedly placed in the confessional, and had only time to recollect that I had been guided thither by a most friendly hand, and cjfculd not perhaps, find a better public opportunity to lav down a disguise w hich began, to resemble that of a detect* ed masquerader. I had therefore the task of avow ing myself to the numerous and respectable company assembled, as the /-•ole and unaided author of these novels of Tjfj TVaveily, the paternity of which waslike- ? "! !y at one time to have-formed a contro versy of some celebrity. a out. Useless experiment; our of- : cil of Augusta, That it shall notbe lawful for any is cursed with a door and four win- | person to fire a gun pistol, or any other fire arm., them fice flows. We have scattered snuff and cay- j lllilitarv parade . Nor shall any person burn enne pepper 011 our papers—we have put : rockets, crackers, Ol- any kind of fire-works, with- prillting ink on the latch of our door—we i m the said limits. Nor shall any person keep, have broken the legs of our extra chairs. ! sell, vend °roffer for sale, any rocket*,’ , , . i _ mmlilp I or any other fire-w orks, within the limits of this In vain only one man has had a tumble j ^ - pcr>ong offcnding against this ordinance, and on the strength of having dislocated j sll -*u pa y a f ine no) excectling Twenty .Dollars, liis shoulder, he staid all day. for fear that Done in Council the 15th day ol December, motion would be injurious. And thus as an 1827. orator in chancery says we are remedi- j less in the premises.” j By the Mayor. j Gko. M. Walker, Clerk C. C. Mr. Ji-itks, the talented editor of the j Dec 20 65 Boston Evening Bulletin, a new; paper j ——■ —— ft ~~ just established there, thus closes an ar-i OR. CHAMBERS 5 tide upon the Parisian Dancers at the j " \ . Tremont Theatre.“At a peculiar cadence \\cVY\Cv\N lOV IVllGlRpGUUlCG. ofihe music, one of the dancers entered, I fiTHE S Il,> scriD er , on the decease of the late clad like lire. ITouri of which dreamelh i JL Di Wm. Chambers,'took into his posses- the devout nmssulman—launching along | s>n the personal ‘ !St ^ ia °/‘5* , found pre| ared a large quantity of Doctor Ctiam- iikn a poet upon lus Pegasus, or a bnttdr- , bcrs , for intemperance. SAMUEL HALE, Mayor City of Augusta. City Marshal’s Sale. W ILL be" sold, at the lower market-house, in the City of Augusta, on the first Tuesday in February next, at the usual hours of sale, one Hou.se and Lot, adjoining Telfair-street on the east, Anslent Bugg on the west, fronting 60 feel on Revnold-sti cet, and the same on Bay-street, or as much as will satisfy an execution for 1 ix. issued by the City Couucil vs. Wyatt B. Daf.s, due for the year 1827. ' SAMUEL DOUGLASS, m. c. a. Dec 3 60 wtd WM. PRINCE, Proprietor. H AVILANI) fc Co. uill receive oider.s and Ornamental Trretffl- lower- Slirubs and Plants, Hyacinths, Green llou-e Shrubbery, Grapes. &c. fcc. UfJ 3 Catalogues may be seen on R. B. H.fc-Co. Oct. 25 40 3in :ati»ii to And now the reader may expect me, while in the confessional, to explain tlie motives why 1 have so long persisted in ; disclaiming tlie works of which I am now i writing. To this it would be difficult to 1 give any other reply, save that ot Cqrpn- j rnl Nvm. It was the humor or caprice of l ihe time. I hope it will not he construed i into ingratitude to the public, to whose iu- : Hiil'gehcc T have owed much more than to ■ any merit 61 my own, if I confers that I i am,-and have been, more fndiflerent to success, or to failure, as an author, than ; nu;v be the case with otliers, w !m feei mure strongly ihe passion fur literary tame^ probably" because they are justly ; conscious hf a better title to it. It was • no! until I had attained the age. of thirty years, that I made anv serious attempts at i distinguishing mvself as an author ; and | at that ueriod, men’s hopes, desires, and ! Aad Ihut strange’change which men miscall de- j wishes, have usually acquired something! of a decisive character, and are not ea Is renovated *i:V The feeble voice M ith widen me soul attempts to speak its mean ing j, like the sky it k’s note, heard faiutest when It. wings sc ;., i a . ; st. ami those hoary signs, Bimse white ana . vc rend looks, which mov s.orn •Jrt thoughtless iibclJs. seem to me like sn l pon the Alpine .suatmit, only pro iiovr near it is to heaven.” Qt wautiering wnye tiie tores; waves Its fairy ooweis, by Autumh drest, V> e bajf target tlmt auiumn leaves^ Fall when iiieu lines iovhest. G ook uol lest my tears should start, So uiouiiiiuoy, so tenderly, As if the UioUgbi w ere in thy heart. \\ iiat i musL near, beieil ol ihee.. As if thou duisi uiiticip.ite, * My lonely lot-divorc’d from thine, f A- J »adiv dfctsi ioroodc thy fate ’ No- tor thy j.>.: utu. sake, but mine. —— ’ - * EXllUCT.. agjcis do) oirtbie. llie sjvirit seems Aifcadj oh it* iliirfit to bri^hittr worlds fly bestriding a flash of lightning and spin- j ji e hereby infonns the public, that he has dis- ning round and found like a feather in i P ose<l ofall the Medicine so found, to Dr. James the middle of a whirlwind. Then sprang ! H. Hart, and Mr. Andrew M. Fanning, of this forth another, of similar appearance, mo- | Cil £ £ ing t his disposition, the subscriber has ving with equal velocity, and twirling a- , hern actuaied by a due regard to the interest of bout in the same hurricane style—then i the heirs of the intestate, as well ns from a w ish a third accoutred like some Oriental wi*- ; to give the must extensive use to the virtue, ofthe a ! discovery, whatever they may lie—and he can , i uu ther add wltli confidence, that the gentlemen Of the sleps, and tiie shakes, and The j nbo will kereafter be the venders of the remedy znrd—r- and the T*as de. Trois proc Of the steps, and the shakes, ar sweeps and monopedcl, wheelings, hi! an ! f nr Intemperance, as prepared hy the Inventor, account cannot be rendered—not only for j have been intimately connected with Di. Cham bers in his life time—have heen his agents in coin pounding the medicine, and are acquainted with i its composition. i Silt anus Miller, Public Administrator, uc. | 0= The medicine will hereafter be prepared i and sold by the subscribers, who alone are in i possession ofihe original Receipe of the inven- ! tor, at the office of the late Dr. C. in the basement ! story- of Rutgers’s Medical College in Duane • street east side of Broadway, and at the Medical spaces intm’easurable, and then vanishing, like celostiul spectres before the hewil- 1 the cause aforesaid, hit bv reason of their indescribable infinity. We have no re maining hint on earth for the accommo dation of our memory—al! else has pass ed into oblivion—save one general recol- IccjAn of fantastic vagaries, and fairy sjfps floating dizzily upon whirlpools, or flviim in mazv circumlocution through CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE. fTIHE subscriber has taken the Store 3d dour X below M’Kenzie Si Bennoch’s Corner, Nu 305, (with extensive Back Stores attached) where he is now receiving and opening 300 Packages Crockery, CIhul- aiul Glass AVare; * Comprising a large aud handsome assortment t SVu\>\d 5c YcUK’N Waves, All of trthi latest Manufacture and Patterns, > ' lectedXpi ordered by himself expressly for tin - Market. p Together with an assortment of Liquor Cases. an d Kitchen Fiiriiiliire, Plantation Tools, fcc. Stc. ! Looking Glasses, Brass Suspending and Bdlmiu Terms made know n on the day of sale. j Lamps. Plated Castors and Cord.a Statius, Stone JAMES LAMPKLN, Adm'r. j Jugs, Jars aud Churns, iiine Bottles, t;c, k.c. 56 w td ! Wholesale and Retail, which will be sold at fair prices for Cash or approved paper. Administrator’s Sale. W ILL lie sold, on the first day of January next, at the late residence of John Gar nett, late ofColunibia count*, dec’d, Ail the personal property of said deceased, consisting of Negroes, Horses, Ho^s and Cnttic, Corn and Fodder, Household Nov. If) NOTICE. | WILLIAM HARRIS- W ILL be sold at the residence of the late; 0PcfSOIlS ilK»ebtC(l t ( > Thomas Stewart, in the City of Augusta, WARE & HARRIS, or myself, on the first Tuesday in January next, at 0 o are rP q UCS ,e d , 0 make early payment, as longer clock, the remainder of the persona piuperty o indulgence ill not tie given. ^ “ W ILLIAM HARRIS the sai . deceased, consisting of II msehold and Kitchen Furnituie, Pump lools, &;c. i^c. ALSO, On the saiue day, at the Market House, art 1— o’etot*, two Likeiy NEGROES, (Carpenters.) ALSO, Will he leased, at the same time and plape, tin- til the first of October, 1828, the House lately i occupiil by the deceased, Hannah Stewart, Administratrix. \ Nov. 19 56 td ; [| r The Georgia Journal and Macon Messen ger, will please, insert the above w eekly for four months, and forward bills for payment to W ■ H- Augusla, Oct. 35, 1827. 49 w-tra det od gaze of gaping mortals.” Baltimore Patriot. | New York. 1 The astonishing success which this remedy has obtained in restoring habitual inebriates to so- Scrivcn Superior Court, \ October Term 1827- J WILSON CONNER ) vs. , Divorce. MARY ANN CONNER. S I T appearing to the Court by the relurn of tl«r ' Sheriff, that the defendant, Mary Ann Con- j ner. is not to be found in the County, on motion i of D’Lyou and De Lamotta, attoruies for the Taken up, a bay Ilorse, 9 or 10 years old, on the 25th November, blind of his left eve—he had on the head stall of a bridle wlie i taken up. The owner will receivehis horse by calling at the Mansion House. YV id. Shannon. Dec. 6 f>1 . 1500 SADDLES, gerlv-and easily diverted into a new chan- ; ml. When 1 made tire discovery—for j The Opposition have been to me it was one-that by amusing myself, in , hcir nora inMion's of Minister to En- j Ini ^ b "'7haf kis’often given to children in fe-1 "f"the Gazrnes ofthis State for sixty days, with composition, ft Inch I felt a delight- t gland. The last is from the Jackson ; blde complaints, and frequently used as a family j \ tme copy taken from the minutes, this 16tn j ful occupation, I could also <jive pleasure $ ent j,. e ] j n Philadelphia, which says—i medicine for Dyspepsia, kc. All that is required, ! October. 1S27. ' - ' > — *-.• SEABORN GOODALL, Cl’k. j Oct. 29 50 2m DEFENCE OF TOBACCO Much men' ic tit gluttony procure To feed nip-.i fat as sw ine ; • But lie’s a frugal man indeed, That with ,i leaf can dine, lie needs no napkin for his hands," H is fingers’ ends to wipe. That hath bis kitchen in a box. His roast meat iu a pipe. sensibii.it y ; sojne alarm that I might acquire habits ot j s t 0 succeed Mr. Gallatin in the ; iting of the subscribers, without which none : jealousy and fretfulness which have les- | , n ; ss i( in to the Court of St. James. TNI r. ; are genuine. \Ve are induced to adopt this mea- sened. mid even degraded, the character \ ri av leaves the department in r.onse- 1 cure - as 1,1 «nsequence_ of the great celebrity ot the children of imagination, and render- | quence 0 f }H health ; and it is said upon the i ; b ”^ nave been> and doubtless will be, many s P n- pd tkcMB, bv [Hetty squabbles and iwenta‘authorty, that Mr. John bea^eant is , r j ous imitations. On enclosing to us the usual! love, F OUR months after date application will be made to the Inferior Court of Richmond County, while sitting for Ordinary purposes, for j leave to sell fifty acres of Land, in Jones Coun- j rritabilitv, the laughing stock ofthe peo-q to 1 sl , rcPe d Mr. Clay ill the State Depart- j n T ice,S5. postage paid, the medicine can be sent •n ] .- n i.< - in .• .j ~ ' * i 11 Tnthncp who arp nnaltV to nav nn i SOlCl lOT 7 miles from Clinton, belonging to the hei’rs of Littlebury Wilson, deceased, and to be : [de of the world. I resolved, therefore, j "^Baltimore Patriot. I iu this respect to guard my bi e.tst fper- ! ».j ig-ggae ljb~ ! haps an unfriendly, critic 'may add, my j, NOTICE j trow,) with triple brass,<fc as much as pos- ! -■ 1 , , „ * tT ,, . i i s'hleto avoid resting mv thoughts or wish- j W rRE3B yTERfAN (or Christ) CHURCH, j ‘ es upon literary success, lest I should ! a des ire to relinquish theirFew, or Pews, to | j endanger n»y own peace of mind and trail- j the Trust, (and having’paid all arrearages,) they j agility bv liierary failure. It would argire i are particularly requested to do so prior to the .. j either stupid apaihv or ridiculous afi'ec- first “( Ja “!If r - v ’ ** * he fb ”. t r week v , i , i , j ' . i i i • ii month, all Pews belonging to the Trust, wilt be Dear Suu.ibihty ! source exhaustless talmn, to say that 1 have been insensible r „ nt - d ’ for one VPar . For the Transfer Book, ► O' a.l ;h.iis p.ecious iu our i-»>s, or cos-j to public, applause, when I have been tiy i*i oiu sorrows! iliou chainest thy | honoured with iis testimonies; and stii! tn n .y i dow u upon the bed ot s’raw—and | more highly do 1 prize the invaluable t <s thuu who lifts him up to Heaven—e- j friendships wiiich seme temporary pojui- i rented for one year, please apply to Dec. 2$ For the Transfer Book, R. A. RF.ID, Jo{. 298 Broad-*treet. 65 A bv mail ■ To those who are unable to pay, on personal application ofthe individual at our office, th» medicine will be administered gratis. JAMES H. HART. M. D> A. M. FANNING.. Succrssois to W. Chambers. The above valuable article, is for sale by R. B. H AVI LAND & Co. Agents. October 18 47 3m A Blacksmith for Sale. F OR SALE-, a Negro Man, about 32 years old, an excellent Blacksmith. Enquire at this Office. Nov.-26 .ffS wtf Sept. 24 ELIZA WILSON, Guardian. 40 tf Southern Agiiculturahst. T hose persons who have kindly taken charge of Subscription Lists, for this Journal, are respectfully requested to forward them to the subscriber as soon as possible, as the 1st Num ber will be issued on the 1st Janua-vnext. JOHN D. LEGARE Charleston, Nov. 27, 1827 The Editorsof the different Papers throughput the Southern States, will confer a favor by insert ing the above notice, in their respective paper* December-? FOR SALE. et t'ue old stand ofBostwick. Gilbert, Sc Co. - of which are of a very superior quality- —also— rjl aDDLF TREES, Hogskins. Skirting, b* ^ die and Harness Leather. Plated, Brass, an- Japaud Saddlery Ware. Harness r - Whips, Spurs, &.C. togetlier witji every o ■ ticte, usually kept in the SADDER? IIN2. an of Which will be sold a * *^x^EDGe! '* July 19 No. 301* Broad-Street, Augusta, Gee- Blank Checks on th° Bank of Augusta, for sale at t Office. October U -15