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atontturiji jfe’W vo\. vu. SAVANNAH, SATURPtI MORN^^fJ^pT 27,1825. No.^V-Vi. the ®<f«B !§««*««» JK edited and published IX THI CXTT OP SAVANNAH, JBv G. t$ w. Robertson, *T ElOBT P*® ASStM. rATABLE IK ADVAXCS. »f * %Mj$m for the country, IS oubiished to meet the arrangement ol ihe .nail, three times a week, (Tueaday, Thursday and Saturday) at the Office of the Daily Georgian, and contain* all the intelli gence, Commercial, Political and EiacelTan* ecus, including adyertiaement*. publiahed ip ^Th^Co^Paper i.i ser.ttoall part* of the State and Union, or delivered in the city, at five dollar* per annum, payable in advance. Advertisement, are inaertcdin both ps ;«« at 7i cent* per square, of U hue*, for .he fir*, insertion, and 37i for every .ucceeding pub- '‘^'UTmomcatlnna by Mail, mini he Pest-paid 8r. m “f n i.“d and Igcoc. tots, Executors “ r K u * j. ,, Tueaday in the by law, to be h«' d “"J’^rten in .lie fore month, between «he «^^ |( (he , noon *"^ Sc county in whioh the P r " ne '. ,y " —Notice of lheie sale* must be given n , public gazette sixty d»y* previous to the '“Notire'tfihe sale of personal property must se give in like manner, Fort, day. previous o the Gay inl e * .. r ' Notice to the debtor* and creditors of ar Estate must be published for Forty days. Notice that application will he made to the Court **Ordinary for leave to sell land, must lie published ffint Months. N otice. TINE month* after date application will t| be made to tiie Honorable the .fus es of the Inferior Court of Chatham unity, for leave to sell a tract o land, lown as number eight, 8th Dlstr ' c [’*‘ irmerlv Munroe) County, for the benefit the heirs and creditors oi the estate ol N S Bayard ' N.J. BAYARD, , Administrator estate N. S. Baya T(1, .lan 5 • - N otice. ffiNE HONTHS after date of this notice, m| application wiU-bc made to the Honora# le the Court of Ordinary of Chatham Court for permission to sell all the real estate oi >hn Wakerl", dec. for rhe benefit of the sirs ana creditors of said deceased* * HOBART HOY, Executor. F b 94 AT N otice. TINE MONTHS after da'c, application will * i,e made to the Honorable Inf.rior Court ..h dltaui county, for leave to sell the real id personal estate of the late lira. Ann Ham- on, decesaed, for the benefit of tlic heirs id creditor# of said estate, WORTHING TON GALE, Executor W.w> '.P ro *-' NOTICK. VHNE months *ftf r dite, appl^ation will be i.A made to the Inferior Court of Cluthsm County, sitting for ordinary purposi s forjrn order, ansolute, to sell lota Ncs fourRnc 1 five, (4 and 5) in Carpenter's Row, anil lot N». one, (A} Green Ward, in the city of Savannah, being the real estate of Francis Jalineau. dec for the benefit of the heirs an^ creditors of •aid estate WILLUU GAS 1*0V. Qualified Executor. 97a Notice. jOufl? months • f.cr <ia e, Rpplicallon will he w J .mile to the Honorable the inferior Uourt ol Jimden County, when sitt-ng for ordinary purpo'e?, for leave o sell 250 acres of land oeloi:gi,.g to the estate of John Brown, de ceased f ir the benefit of the heirs and credi- tots of sui) estate. SARAH BROWN, Admiatratrix Jefferson, 18iU June, l r, 25. Ju* .* 2 ’ 73 B Notice. ftINE months after date, application wil' be made to the Honorable the court of O.dinary of Camden County, for leave to sell •II the real e-i‘ate of the late Randolph If Gel lis, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs am creditors of sai l estRte. HANN* H M'Gir.I.n, Administratis, C R*DON .Ln, \dminislrator Bt.ltarvs.Ju elfhh, ;825 J»ni* 21 *8 Notice. T H1EE l O'.THS from thi, date I shall make application to the Bank of III* State ISsorgi*, lor pirmr-ut in full for the half of “ tea dollar bill i.f Bank. Letter D. No. 2l7, JS.nud A. Porter, Cashier, the left band half «mg in my posaeaaion—the right hand halt agneil by Wji. B Bulloch, Prt sklent, being [i 'us 1 . All persona interested will I , t, 8 ' k ke doe notice of Ihia intention. Jj” Be their hjetionaafsaid Bank, within Hue mentioned. Jone j JAMES P. SCREVEN- » r t i N Notice. ft'E Hontha after d'le, application will Co,., * l,e «f 'h. Inferior „ u,atl, «m Count), when silting for 10 ,el1 *hst part 'hr - tv It s fi " 1 V** ne yooMa A aid, in fcie or V n I S4v * nnlh , which belongi to the as- T L> J beno '- foMhe benefit of the «»i and creditor* of aalilcat»t« O PETEK EVEN, AJrnr- --.mo,."*” J?;- - • T HE subscriber intending to close I business in tbis city, offers his stock at reduced prices, for CASH, consisting of Sideboards of various patterns, Secretary and Buok Cases, Wardrobes, French Press- es, Bureaus, Ladies’ Dressing T&blos.Com modes, Pillar and Claw Work TableB, Card Tables, Tea Tables, Dining Tables, Breakfast Tables,Gentlemen’s Writing Ta bles anil Book Cases, Inclosed Basin Stands, Wash Stands, Candle Stands,Work Stands, Mahogany Criiibs, Cradles, Mahogany high post Bedsteads, Field do. *’aple uo. ftlapli Field do. Wire Safes, Colts, Mattresses, Looking-Glasses, Fancy Windsor Chairs, &c. at the Ware-House, corner of Whitta- kcr-Strcct and Bny Lane. J. II. O. also requests thataliose who are indebted, will please to make puyment with out delay, and those having any demands, present tlicif accounts for settlement. J. H. OLDERSHAW. Jan 25 •511| Consumptions. Coughs, iljc. BUTLER’S F OR the cure of Coldf, Coughs, Coiwump* tions, Spitting of Bloody AiulunMy tnd uiSe-.sc* of tbe breast and lungs. There.is perhaps no medical observation better established, none more generally con firmed by the experience of the best physics ansof all ages and countries, and none ol .nore importance the human family* than * lie fact that many of the most difficult and in curable consumption! originate in neglected colds.. In a climate so variable as ours, where ihe changes of the weather are frequently sudden and unexpected, it requires more care and attention to guard againat this dangerous enemy of life, than most people imagine or «re able and willing to bestow. 'I he bills ol mortality exhibit the melancholy fact that the proportion of deaths by this disease may be con*idercd as about five to one. Inasmuch then as this fatal disease frequently bj ls defi ance to the skill of the most learned phys.ci* ans, it is a gratification to the proprietor that he is enabled to offer to those ciflioled with it. a gocdly prospect of relief, io that highly valuable remedy, the Vegetable Indian Speci fic. The Indiana are happy in their know- tedge of medical plants; governed wholly by experience, they are certain ■■ to their effect, and it ii said by an author of great character, that a true consumption is a disease never known among them. This Specific is obtained by extrsetioa from herbs, roots, flowers, plants, &c. when in per fection. In consequence of a happy combina tion of the most valuable herbs, &c. it becomes h balsam of a superior value. It heals the in jured parts, opens the pores, and composes (ha disturbed nerves, after the manner of an anodyne/ consequently the obstruction ol the ches and the lungs which constitute th,s disease, particular iy need its use. It promotes expectoration, which is constantly called for, and whilst it cleanses and beais, it also gives strangth to tbe tender lungs In this munnej it removes the hectic »c. r er, improves diges tion, gives strength to the nerves, repairs ihe appetite ar.d improves the spirits. Tins speci lie msv always be given in safety it is mild, piefiMot to the taste, ami may safely be given o infants, for which it is of inestimable value. It aff ords relief in bowel complaints, trething, whooping coughs, ifc. and is found particu larly useful in hypochondriacal, nervous ami hysterical diseases. Each bill ol direction contains a detailed account of this disease in nil its different Btuges, and will bo accompa nied with the signature of the proprietor in tied lute. It is offVired for sale by GEO. UY ERj-O only (my sole agent) Dsuggist, cor n*rB*y and Whittaker-strecis, Savannah, a’ one dollar per bottle, WU BUTLER. dec 30 Q 0 IVUAJtt amt .MV ftVCINE * ; P K, BRAS8INNE, R espectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has purchased the establishment in the above business, be longing to Dr. A. Dela. johe, opposite the Exchange, where he offers for sale at low pricoB, a large assortment of Freall Brags, Medicines, at^l VVvemicais, AMONG WIIIC* ARE THE VOI.I.OW1KO : Aqua Fortis, Alum, Antimony Arrow Root, Borax, Bergamot Brimstone, Barley, Balsam Capivi, de Peru, do Fola Camphor, Cantharides, Cinnamon * ■ American best and common Castor Oil Cream of Tartar, Calomel, Copperas Colombo, Finery, Gum Assafoetida Aloes, Gum Arabic, Gum Copal Gum Guiacum, Gum Opium IsinglasB, Indigo, Lancets, Liquorice Magnesia. Manna,Chamomile Flowers Sulphur, Senna, Nutmegs Nux Vomica, Oxyd of Bizmuth Oil of Aniseed,do Peppermint,do Cloves Do Cinnamon, Sweet Oil Pearlash, Ipecacuanha, Jalap Rhubarb, Saltpetre, Salt of Tartar Glauber, Epsom and RocheHe Salts Tartar Emetic, Spirits of Turpentine Taints Dry and in Oil. White, Red and Black Lead Frussion Blue, Verdigris Ivory, and Lamp Black, Patent Yellow Venetian Red, Vermillion, Smalts. Japan and Copal Varnish. 'Perfumery. .. , Pomatum, Antique Oil, Macassar Oil Best English Shaving Soup Eau de Cologne, Lavender Water Otto of Roses Surgical Instruments and Patent Med iciues of every kind, the whole of warranted quality. Jan 20 47 MAHOGANY FURNITURE, Piano Foites, curled Hair Ma trasses, Feather Beds, BOLSTERS & PILLOWS, CHAIRS,&c. T HE subscriber offers for sale the follow ing articles, warranted to he uf the best quality:— Sideboards, Sets of Dijling Tables Single do do Sofas, Tea Tables Breakfast do. Dressing Tables Do. with Glasses, Card Tables Rosewood Work Tables, Mahogany do Secretaries, Bureaus Double and single Work Stands Ward Robes, Piano Stoqls Mahogany Chairs, Curled Maple do Rosewood do High Post Mahogany Bedsteads Do do Curled Maple do Mahogany Field Bedsteads Curled Maple do Mantle and Pier Glasses Cribs, Cradles, Easy Chairs Candle Stands, Window Blinds Hall Lamps, Brass Fenders, Wire do Andirons, Tongs and Shovels Dressing Glasses of every description Piano Fortes Double and Single Hair Mattrasses Do do Moss do Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Children’s Chairs of tall kinds Windsor Chairs of every description Cots and Matrnssesto fit. Also, a large assortmsnt of Brussels and Ingrain Carpeting and Rugs to matoli The above articles can be examined at the store in Whittakcr-Strcet, opposite Col. Shellman. 1. W. MORRELL. March 15 93 9 D&UOS, miBiDasasms PERFUMERY, &c. B V the ship Ernperof, the subscribers have received thirty-five packages of Genuine Drugs, Medicines, Per fumery, Fancy Articles, i*c. carefully selected by one of the partners now at the north, which added to their for mer stock on hand, comprises an assortment very extensive, and particularly suited for this market, and well Worthy the attention of dealers.- Merchants, Physicians, Plan- ters amt i*amiliuo, would do well to forward thoir or# :•> :u they will be sold at our usual low rates. LAY & HENDRICKSON, Druggists, Shad’s Buildings. July IS IN THE PRESS AMO WILL BE SFEEDILT FUBL1SH3D S. C. St J- SCHENK, Price in Boards ft 37$ Cents, Religious Oases of Conscience, Answered in an Evangelical, Man ner, at the Catuielical Lecture, in Little St Ilelen'e, Bith- , opgalt-Street, BY S. PIKE &. S. HAYWARD. TO WHICH IS ADDED The. Spiritual Comp nion or the Prof ssing Christian, Tried at the Bar of God’s Word; and some free thoughts on the character of THE HAPPY MAN. fipauish Segars. A FEW Half and Quarter, boxes vory superior Spanish Segars, forsnle by June 22 P. E. BRASSINNE, Opposite the Exchange. 77 N. GIN. Jutl Received per brig Pheasant. -f AA BBLS. Gin, for sale by JLUU J. B. HERBERT & CO. Juno 22 77 Slndlitz and Soda Powders DOZEN Genuine Seidlitz Powders Ov 50 do do Soda do. Just received by ship Augusta, and for sale by . LAY &, HENDRICKSON, “i.- 4 * Druggists, Shad’s Buildings. J"ly30 94 Glass Lamps. A NEW supply, assorted patterns, with Glass Stands, for sale by GEO. RYERSON, Corner Bay and Whittaker-Streets. March 4 Door Mats. J UST received by the William Wallace three dozen best quality India Door Mats, for sale by I. W. MORRELL. March 15 93 t< KKSH GaHDEN SEED 7, AND Bulbous Tlower Hoots* J U8T received by the ruhscribcr, and war ranted of the last season’ll growth, a boxes Garden Seeds, put up hv A. H’ilslion & -'o. Philadelphia, expresaly for this market, snd containing the following assortments, viz. 1. Drumhead Cnhbage 14. Karl) curled Ltt- 2 Long tied Ueet tuce 3 Long Orange Carrot IJ. Royal Cabbage do 4. Paraley 16. Nutmeg Melon 5. I.eek 17. Spinach 6. Onion 18.8ummer Savoy 7. Salmon Radish 19. Sweet Basil 8. Early Purple do. 20- Sage 9. Round leaved 21. Nailurtium 10. Early Turnips 22. Celery 11. Late do 23 Early Peas 13. Salsafy 24. Late do 13- Asparagus 25 Earlv bunch beans 26 Red French do ALSO, 20 Package* containing the following Bui bous Elower Roptt, viz. 1, Double Hyacinths I 4.Ms*ican tiger flower 2. Fine Tulip* I 5 Double Tuberose 3. Narcissus I 6 Star of Bethlehem For sale by P. M’DEKHOTT W.'ti 2 '» Essential Uil of Spruce J UST received from the Patentee, and neatly put up in phials, and for pale by LAV & HENDRICKSON, May 25 Shad’s Buildings. E Wanted, MPTY WINE BOTTLES, Mavtt GEO. RYERHO to A Negro Man. A PRIME Negro Man, about 35 years of age. a good field hand. For Bale by CALVIN BAKER. June 24 79 APPROVED latent YamiYy Medicines. L EE’S BILIOUS PILLS Anderson’s do do Coit’s do do Anderson’s Cough DropB American do do Church’s do do Essence Mustard Worm Lozenges Black Drop Henry’s True Cal. . cined Magnesia Alidler’sAsiatic Len itive Roger’s Pulmonic Detergent Dalby’s Carminative Turlington’s Balsam of Life Opial for the cleanB- iug of the teeth & gums RelftsAsthmaticPills Do Botanical Drops Austen’s Remedy for the Piles Hinckley’s do do Thompson’s celebra ted Eye Water Thompson’s Teeth Paste Squire’s Grand Elix ir Jesuits Drops Tooth Ache do. &c. ppljr ol Patent Family Medicines, together with a general assortment of Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Dye Stuffs, Cut Glass Lamps, Lamp Glasses, Lamp Oil, Slc. Sic. can be obtained at the store of LAY & HENDRICKSON, May 26 Druggists, Shad’s Buildings. Notice to f ree Persons to Color. T HE Free Persons of Color residing in Chatham Country, aro hereby notifi- fied to appear and register their names in the Clerk’s Office of the Inferior Court of said County, agracablo to law, on or before the first Monday in July next. A. B. FANNIN, Clerk. May 16 45 Marking Bmsivea, O F a superior quality, just received and for sale by GEO. " for sale by nov 20 .RYEKSONg Upholstery Store. T HE subscriber respectfully informs the public, that he has opened an exten sive establishment tn the mbove line, next door south of his Cabinet Furniture Ware- House, in Whittaker-Street, and will at nil seasons offer for pale a general assortment of FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERY,con sisting of Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Mattresses made from pure curled hair Do. prepared moss Do. for ship’s births Do. ' childrens cribs Do. Cots Easy Chairs, Beadsteads, Cotts, Door Mats, and a large and extensive assortment of Cabinet Furniture of every description. All of which, will be sold very low for cash or approved Credit. I. W. MORRELL. N. B. Old Sofas, Mslmgany Chairs, Ea sy Chairs, and Hair Matresses, corded and restuffed iu the best manner. July 21 Fresh Teas and Cassia. JUST RECEIVED PER SHIP EMPEROR, 1 Pi CATTY BOXES GunpowderTea XvlaJ 129 do do Imperial do 100 do do Hyson do 10 Chests Hyson do 3 Half Chests Poucliong do 200 Mats Cassia For sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO. July 14 Saratoga Congress Spring Wa ters. F IFTY DOZEN of these Waters, fresh bottled by Messrs. Lynch & Clark, of New-York, and direct from the.Springs, just received per ship Augusta, Persons going to sea would da well to supply thom'- selvos, as they are offered at reduced prices by LAY & HENDRICKSON, Druggists, Shad’s Buildings. May 25 Notice. N INE MONTHS after the date of this notice, application will be made to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Liber ty County, for permission to sell a part of the real estate of John Stacy, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. JOHN W. STACY, Administrator. dec 18 21 Notice. T HIRTY DAYS after date, I shall ap ply to the Honorable the Justices of tho Inferior Court, when setting for ordin ary purposes, for leave to sell a negro man, a good jobbing carpenter, and would make a good driver on a plantation, he being a tolerable good planter, for tfie benefit of Mary Leby and children. CHRIT’N. D. LEBEY. August-23 04jn IN otice. A LL those having demands against the estate ofPeter Timothy, late of Chat ham County, Planter, deceased, are hereby required to render them in, duly authenti cated, within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted to make payment to DAVID T. TIMOTHY, Qualified Adm’r. August 9 98 PREFACE TO THE ABOVE WORK, 1 3HE following Answers arere, amongst o- . thers, delivered in n weekly Lecture, du ring th. last winter, with a view to 'emove he doubts of >he timoruua ehriitm, quicken im in the » ay to-Z n, to guard against pre . •umptuoua hopes, and promote the life of rcli- ;ion in the soul. That these important ends aught be answered, the auditory were desired a supply u* with senoua Cases uf Conscience iirriamg tram the d ffi-.ultiea they met with it. the course of their experience, and toconceal .heir names, that so they might, with tb greater freedom, propose their respective • sea, and that qre, in nur solution of them, night be kept from the least degree of fear or restraint. Through the repeated importunities of our I rienda, and from satisfactory evidences of use lulaeas, we have been prevailed upon to com mit to public view * select number of thes< anaisersj though somewhat con racted. Am' we 1 opt, that those, into whose bands the; usy enmu, will resd them with v hrislisn can dour.—And may the Spirit of God, wifhou whole peculiar blessing all attempts will b, ineffectual to answer any saving purposes, make the-e a powei ful mean* of bringing them carer to Christ, and uf making them nun lively and active in his service 1 If this bsppt rad is but in the least answered, we snail re joice, and-give God all the glory, disregardn g ail the little contempt that may be cost upo ' is and hur imperfect labours. It must c acknowledged to be a very diffi ..ul, ai d critical work to distribute to evei) one their proper portion, and so to divide ti ord of truth,as to give suitable encourage, n nt to those to whom it belongs, and yet t ave the hypocrite or prisamptiutu aiiinr an room to hope. It is equally difficult to at. mpt to destroy the vain confidence of tb. nner, without disturbing tbe peace, and dis- euuraging the minds ol those who are tbe res followers of Jesus, Who II sudetem tor tbesr t.lings! We readily confess ou> insufficiincv .- >ut yet hope, that tbe L:>rd has enabled us >e in some measure faithful, *u far aa our apir aal knowledge extends i and may be enablr ou who read, to deal faithfully with your owi ‘uls that so neither our labours, nor your pei- tsul, may be m vain ! S. 1‘1K'\ 8. UAYWAHD. J opno*, May 30, 1755, As the Cases of Conscience have alread; 'men well received by the religious dispose*, art of it nnkind, th- Editor thought that ad .itional Questions of the same natuie, select, rom the Pious Thoughts published in the spiritual Magazine, which breathed the Maine evangelical spirit, would be acceptable to se- ous persons,and doubts not, but such as have . regard fur gospel-doctrine, will find the ime useful instruction and comfort from pet- uaing the Questions that are now added. A FEW OF THE CASES cuax 1. How shall we distinguish between the work- ga of natural affection, and the real exercise f grace in religious duties i S. FIKE. . csss II What method* must a Christian, in d cli- iitig circumstances, take to recover a health tul vigorous frame of toul, so as to be able to Tientsin real and close communion with tied amidst the hurries and business of this world I 8. HAYWARD, cuss HI. A serious person, who scruples to comply with the usual practice, of playing at cards, desires to know whether these scruples arise rom a needless tendemeas of conscience, or l am the faithful monitions of the Spirit of God!-8. PIKE, casx tv. How may s person judge when a promise o. threatening cornea from G id or is brought by Satin to the soul f S UAYWAHD, CASE V. How far may a person judge of ihe strength or weakness of his fkitit by the brightness o' darkness of ois frames t S- FiKEi CASE VI. Whether a person, who has been a great sinner, has any ground to expect pardon, sod the eomforta of the Holy Ghost I and wheihe he may partake of all the ordinance* of Guu I -S. HAYWARD, casx nr. What judgement should that person pas* upon himself, who knowa himself to be in > dark and corrupt frame, but finds himsrll great!t unaffected with it, and stupid under it I -3 I*IKE. CASS VIII. How may the times of family ard closet dut) be beat itgulatcd to the glory of Gad, oui own comfort, and the AdVaatage of ihoke about ua 1 8. HAYWARD. CASE IX. Ia it not presumptious for a person to hope he’hasa n interest in Christ when he aces In tie or nothing in himself, hut reason to douhl sod queatiou it f S. PIKE. CASE X. Is going to plays am! other theatrical per formances consistent with the profession snr practice of Christianity t 8. HAYWARD cass >i. How may a person, who is desirous of ft- - lowing the dictate* of providence in ever respect, know the mind and will of God in an; particular circumstance, whether temporal oi spiritual t 8 PIKE. cass xir. Should not a person who is-not comfortabl) pesauadeff of his being • real ChrisMtu, abitsn from tbe ordinance of the I ord’a supper, 1, s he should eat and drink damnation to himselt > and what method -null that person take to sa tisfy a church of Christ of his being a'tea! Christian, who cannot relate spy particular OP-nenee • dealing* oi uuj ,, tu h «ou ? s. HAYWAKD. SOME OF THE PRACTICAL «UF-3TinNS .„Tk e i t ? UCl " t0ne of ’ 8v, "B f«”.nr * plain 'ion* : *° lh ® ,wa foll ” wil '6 qua*. * far mays peraon’a heart and » ye be rectified) and he notwithbtuuiiin.' be tie’-ti- tufo of taxing l^th t 2. How Bbsll we know whether otir fn <g *av»ng amulut all tt*e Weake n s v ig th*t may attend t t 8 PIKI' Q lest. 3. Whfn may a per? .m ( ''T.rliwlc^ »!•»’ he e-joy* G><d in tt.e pe»tor *>,cc or'tlu- Quest 4 How imy * nersnn k • #. in the rc.*e of p ayei whethet V i- u d; c it.fl ence of the blewerl 8p« it i r umit*r lift inov ,es of his own na’.ura. i,t oi imtf'-njt* t» • * t v Q i »(. 5 How far a child of f„ r^, fall, yet h «ve rue g’ tice iii h ssf i; ? , Qn*»t 6. Wbut if /he esc. m si fTercnne hetwo.en a natural and a'liplritiui f„i«.|. } Q ? 8t 7. How may u perion dir 1 > g . q be« "veen the genuine consolat.OM; oi ih c ^ g- pel wrought in the heart by the Sp ru o G <1, and those comforts tbs spring fi m our o n imagination, or adolu ive spirit Q.ic*t, 8 Why should the k i.p . f Vo- b, i»v the udvice of his privy counti . i:■ ..me fit mminent danger and ihre« en- y . m- ply fur rebel to a prophet of ii. G d I u'r.) js Balagm certainly wu. i - d noi i* JtUh. *c r, thf God of he Ifoabiic i Quest 9 How far should th**, master f a family concern himself about h <?u ; • i : !- vaiion of his child' n,8‘rvanis is it la Juty to read * portion of 1 he «ci lyurf. t i.em • morning and evening, and pray u h tl «.* ;>a often ? Should he nol cat chi« , »m; ->.• n fiert nent qu s'-ons, atrri c u / n*: ? Quest. ’0. Iu it possible t « person t«» f »e regenerated, or b ru agH>n, and yet fi.r n. • y yeara After fear he is r>o ? Ar ».-»y u pel jon m wav doubt of hia regem n<ti« n» &r.*‘ nt ihe same time,, be an unconverted perao» t Quest. 11 Whut ndvice can bu )-.•%> n t*ia ongriev^ uvly distressed with tear;.,doubtf unbelitf? Qn-st. 12 la the death a;,d nuflirmrs o Gii. *\\ or !; ; s passive obed.e ce, ail tb:«t re- (Uir.d for the sa'vution and justification of a -iniifc. ? Hath In* |ctiVr *ght**uusi.eML mo n*rt in the work, or troa-‘ it bu •tnpu'e.d Is the imputation of ( h ’S ftetive righteO'iBS •less an cssentra! point of docuu e, ur may a ni*i* he safr without it. Quest. 13 Is it posiblef »r a person,- v l.<. is r-iedto bewail his own vilenoss, to h< : s* '••red of an interest in «bv viu,• te,r»si J y. «nd yet not have an astoMshiog vn*w oftne ■ory, fulness, and 8ii>tobi«'rtcss < f the W» di. 'r, engaging ai d co: tracing h »»• to love his Saviour* and delight in hit wuys ? A d ir t possible to have such ar, fleeing view of '• iat bef »e reg< t.erfition ? Qiest. 14. As I i ppr» h nd that rhe prao •eof taiDily pra\er i« unf.iabhnialile in our lays, ii it becauhe this age ia so much wiser than the last, or is it because we are >e s \c* quainted with the life, power, *r.o c^n i\ t of thst relp on which is pure and und . fned Le- fore God t Persons wishing the shove above work v-ill please to leave their i .-.mes ut the R ^okstoie 1 the Publishers where the Sut s-r.piiou is <»w opened. A. y 13 "09 Notice T HE subscriber will dispose oi'iiit- Mills in Montgomery -County, having a grist and four saws running, which last arc calculated to turn out from 4 to numi feet of lumber per day, which can bo rafted im mediately into the O 'mulgee River, with 600 acres of the beet timbered pine land in that station of the state. As tn terrfis of sale, they will be made easy. The above property was formerly that of E. VV. liar-, her. My residence ie near Milleilgevillo. JAMES BOYKIN. June 12. fifjjr S trntogo Wo ter Cooled in Ice. F OR the accommodation of tho public, Saratoga Congress Spring Water will be kept cooled in icc, during the season, and will be ready for delivery » very morn ing at six oVilock precisely. No additional charge will be mode. LAY & HENDRTCCSON. July 19 Druggists, ShadV Buildings. Txeasmrs i eyuwtmev.i ) April 29, 1825.» 5 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, T HAT, on tho first day of October next, the principal of the six per cent - stock of the United States, created under tho au thority of an Act of Congress..entitled ‘An Act authorising a loan for a 6um nft exceed ing eleven millions of dollars,” approved on the fourteenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and twelve, together with' tiie interest then duo thereon, will he paid to the proprietors of said slock, or to their attorneys duly authorized.'at the Trcf.eury of the United States, in Washington, nrnl_ at the several Loan Offices, ou the hooks of which any portion of said stork may stand. A snrrendcr of tho Certificates,of said Stock, will, bo required at tho time of pay ment, and the interest on said Stock will eoaso, from and after the thirtietli day of September next. SAM’L. L. SOUTHARD, Acting Secretory of the Treasury; Mav 12 42th! bricks; T HE Subscriber hks at present on hand a large stock of Bricks of sqpbriorqua ity, which he offers iu such quantities as may be wanted, at the lowest possible price for cash only. For tho convenience of his Town Custo mers, he intends in future to keep always a considerable supply in town j ’.hose in im mediate want of the article will bo supplied hy application toMr. James Robert*, either at his residence in West Broad Ktievt, ui at Myers’ Wharf. HENRY M'ALWN, June 24 7^