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Jftu a«ki— 1 BMP SAVANNAH, DAT! MORNING, NOVeUBBH 4* iM5 I ■. . . • ■' * ■■- ’■■■■ m TAB . /j* EDITED AMD VpBttSHEn i IN TW< ' oitt or •▲▼Amtak, gy GEO. fit WM.-ROBERTSOWi AT Cion A!»?UM, VAVASI.I IN AOVAMCX. BUM, sa®»atBttsmo nNtruantt.Ac. . FOB THE QOONTHY, I is pnblisbedtp meet the arrangement of (lie mail, throe litnqa » W4ek, (Tuesday .Thun, dav, end 9»t«nl«Jr,) «t the ©Boo of thy Dei. Iv Georgian, end oorjUino »ll the Commercial, FolHicul/*nd Miscellaneous, in eluding advertisements, published in the Dai- ij The Country Paper is sent to all parts of Ik Stale Und-Union, or Delivered in thucily,, It five dollavt per annum, payable in advance. Adverti«me«(|. are insert^ in both paper. ,175 rents per square, of 14 lines for the S„t insertion, and 37J for every succeeding first insertion, ^Communications by Mail, myet be Pott- f "sales of land and negioes by Administra tors’Eaeculors or Guardians, are required bv law, to be held oo Ihe first Tuesday in the month, between the honrs of ten in the fort- flllUP. and three fo the afternoon, at the Court House of the County In whifch the. property is Situate. Notice of those salee. mfiifit be given iD a public Gazette Warty day* previ ous to (lie day of sale. Notice of the sale of personal property must ks given in like manner, fori? days previous to the day ufsalc. ■ ; ■. Notice to the debtors and creditors of au •state, must be published for/orty days. Notice that apptioaliuo w tti be made to the Court of Ordinary for leave to ted land, must be published nine moniht. MAM. MUp ojrrxoxt I ST.ACTUOMTV Or f»B STATE Og NEW ; T0EE . SPLENDID tOTl’ERY, B Y the ahlpEnjperor, the subscribers I To bO drswn in the city of New-York, or, have received thirty-five packages of. the 4th of January, 18^4, . ‘ GemineQiygE,MediciMsJ>4r-\and finishedin five minutes.' fUtnery, Fancy Articles, &c. 4S Number*-* Ballou to be drawn. 1 by one of the partners now lit the north, which added to their for mer stock bn hand, comprises an aasortmoht very extensive, and particularly spited for this market, lihd WeR.worthy jhe attention of defers. Jgerchanta, Phystciima, Plan ters snd Families, would do well to forward their orders, a* they-will be. usual low rates, - LAY fit, HENDRICKSON, Druggists, Shad's Buildings, July 18 EAcn ticket BAynvO Tames hombeds in UqHBtlMT|dK,' J. B. Tala ft A- Wltfire, Manager*. SCHEME OF-THftyY*.^., ieW. »t eurJ JVJ?w- Vutk State Literature Lottery, Class .3, ran 1328. 1 Prim! of $lOO,O(X>ia$l(X>,00O approved fatantYamWj jfttfticlnw. T .EE’S BILIOUS, Ad-PILLS do do do do Cough Audorson's Cuit’a Anderson’s Drops American do do Church’s do do Essence Mustard Worm. Lozenges Black-Drop Henry’s True Cal- cinod Magnesia - Audler’sAsiatic Len itive' 1 , Pulmonic Turlington’s Balsam of Life , Opial for the cleans-1 ing (fthe teeth di | 1 do .1 do 1 do 2 do 4. do 10 de 39 do 70 do BeipsAsthmaticPIlls I Do Botanical Drops Austen’s Remedy for the Piles < Hinckloy’s da do | Thompson's celebra ted Eye Water Thompson’s Teeth Paste Squire’s Grand Elix- Jesuits Drops Tooth Ache do.,dcc'. of the above useful together with a .st sa. •59,000. 20,000 10,600 5.000 - 2.500 2,000 1,000 ,500 S100 50 50,000 20,000 10,500 10,000 10,000 20,000 . 39,000 39,000 46,000 ■■ 222,300 ,5061 9139 $567,600 Less thnn two blanks to a prize. Prizes payable.forty days alter the drawing, but the cosh- rtiay be had instantly, subject to deducti the usual ( uction of fifteen pfir cent, PRICE OF TICKETS. .Whole: i s t : $59 jQuarters : : $12 50 25 | Eighth 6 25 Half i:::t:: This is the has ever boon offered the friends of Lottery adventure in Ameri ca. The small number bf Tickets, andnhc magnificent scheme that red Tor the patronage of J' »«&x.'xfrv 1 ACADEMY. W R. PHILLIPS. respectfully inform* the public, that-he has a vacancy fur i ,L.v more pupil* of both seh.' He leaches the following branches of an Education I— English Orammar, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Projecting of Mapt, Jlttro- nomy, Hietory, Campotilion, Politf ' t aad Rhetor RogerB P Detergent Dolby’s Carminative A constant 'supply Patent Family Mndictpes, togt general assortment of Drugs, Chemicals, I unexampled demnnd for them, is a sufficient Perfumery, Fancy -Articles, Dye 8tuffs, warrant that thure will not be a chance Cut Glass Lumps,. Lamp Glarees, Lamp left, for weeks before the day fitted fin- the Oil, file. die. can be obtained at the store drawing, and that the pride of Tickets will of LAY & HENDRICKSON, shortly rise to $60. Muy 26 Druggists, Shad’s Buildings. p> Gentlemen are therefore requested to bo oarlv in their ipplication, as all orders 1 . . r ' ‘ actually mailed before tlie Vise, will be < lintks. titled to be aupjllied at the present rate*. tity, which he muy be .wfsnb fbr cwih om Literature aad Rhetoric, ALSO, LATIN AND FB8NOH. Jj’ A separate room is proivdsd for tho Young Louies Miss Pint,lips under his superintendence, insiructs a lew children in Spelling, Read ing. Writing and Arithmetic. From four to six Young Gentlemen may be accommodated witl) board, die. in his family. Every attentiod will be paid-to their comiort and moral*. ft n Yrv fcn\t\g 9icVboo\ t for the instruction of Gentlemen in the Eng lish Grammar, Arithmetic, Book Koeping by Double Entry, Navigation, and the Ln- oar Observations t also, the method of as certaining and of measuring the distance of the Heavenly Bodies, is open every evening from seven ultill nine o’eluck For terms, which are moderate, please to apply by letter or personally, at his Acade my, corner of Broughton aud Lincoln-8ts. Sept 22 . 17 CPVALUABLE DISCOVEilY.it ft Heuye&S tor tvft files T HE Medicine now offered to t(re public is one which has been fully subjects to the infallible test of experience, and in every instauce where it has been fairly tri ed, it has been, attended with the must com plete success. In some of .the cases, the patients had been labouring under the dis ease lor years, and during that period, had received the best medical advice, and had even undergone a painful surgical opera tion, without permanent Advantage. It is lot (like those usually^ advertised) offered is a certain euro for a long catalogue ofdis- eases.but those afflicted with the complaint, for which alone it is recommended, may re ly with confidence upon obtaining relief, pven is its worst forms in a short time; and . vegjAves are the beat judges of the im» sAvlSie of such a remedy. Price 50 cents pur box, with.directions signed by the pro prietor. Prepared and sold *t _ JAMES A. AUSTIN’S Drug and Chemical Store, 273 North Third St above callowhill, Philadelphia, The proprietor has appointed Lav A of Congr JjlKDRICESOn, . "hitaker-strcel*, Shad’s , pmta for the sale of this medicine »«h, Goo. Oct « Congress and Buildings, sole a- lediciqetn Skvao 23 Notice. subscriber begs leavd to inform hb ba. inife »"< «o»tomers, that be has *l ke " J PMK FALLS WALkER Into pkH- kutihip, end that hi fttture the FACTOf AGE and COMMISSION- BUSINEl *>u be earned oh under firm of Robert MLfttttn S Co. NEXT SCHEME. > • BY SPECIAL,ACT OF ASSEMBLY granb STAtE LOTTfiRYDF MARYLAND) U NDER the superintendence of the cbm-. -miuibnera 'appeinibd by the Governor aqd Council, and by thf improved mode of drawing, secured hy Letters .Patent uwder the qeal of the United But os—the whole to n one day, and will positively ebmpletedii - , . take! .place in the .-city of Baltimore on WJUJNESDAy , the <9th November nex-t it Hf •i ••• . i . 6,000 5,060 10 , 1,000 ' .600 10,000 IQ 5)O0D .30 100 3,000 60 60 3,000 trio 20 2,080 200 \. 10 2,000 400 - 20069 2,000 80,000 20813 Pritttr. 152,000-Dollar!. 40000Tickets—Not bne blank to a prise The holder of Uvo tickets, will be certain of obtaining at lespt one -prize, and may draw three. \ 1 Mods or Dbawuvo.— 1 The numbers will be pot into one wheel as usual—and in the other wheel yqll be pot the prizee above the denomination of $4. and the drawing to progress in (no usual manner. The 20,000 vol„ the oioautAW. When forced in some far distant climate to . toapL How dear to the mind ere the scenes of - - itd youth, 1 Wbed Pleasure and Joy made the fond heart •' their home, AhdVirtne reclined on the bosom off roth; Tho’ the hard hand of Time all its Beauty llinuld blight, .And chill, drear and dark, ha Us dnsolat*- strand; . . - . j ■■■■•,> •tin will recall With ddfglu, lie Sweet memory Andeigb with regret lor its own native bod- Go turn tothe Savage,-who leaves for a tittle The home of his childhood—the land of his sire,- v Go fellow his. path to some lovelier dime, Deplete with Mob. charm that the heart , could desirt t Yet when recollection -brings back to bis Vif,w; The spot Where each scheme of Ids child ■ hood Was plann’d, He bids the ne.w scenes ofthis pioaio re adieu, And turns with delight to his own native land. Jwmc i>u Ine’ ucpcnuciiuc tan w-ein iW u ryHa sordswMhe colony h jd.liled. Is e<iog h Km it jsSibsurt) to (stk in the a^tiael of tb risilege of - self laXatioD -, it is a quevtidti < shake offlhat dependence can bi- IQciB-ruUy • PNerOil - privilege( ,-7i —, .. . power rather than bf strict justice.. and I affirmative oaN scarcely be predicated ef hoy but Hie peonle of a aoverrign and iodepeWtecl oommoniiv.’’ There is soibetliink Vury.<mijjVV. ooslo tbiqdftotrine of Mw Titi|«‘ : A'cdlo"-’**» may separate fyom the mother colony, as « as she oin; titkt while she remains a colot shb has no rights wer bar own money j wb are swaljpwcd Up in the Supremacy of the .j rent stetja (l is. In other words, a ,qu'- of mie-bilot .of rigtl i and Canada 1 feir yarning to take, oara of *Nrnv -CrciUripsHt of a Bi ifi'-h nftt (o'i»av»' Vji money takun from ♦um nviflibufhw ow--i ow! • 8i*nl ur that of his rojirf4fntaiiy«*: ; V«, trsAlof) a* were—1he quritioik I* ■• >.l brotitrli* home to heraHa; VVJ|| she labmift *. or will she refill ?—-RichmondEAtf, lt,t, Oct. 19,—FeyetteVlilVi it FArSTTBVtLt, again beginning to wear the livery of hiisi’ Our merchants have nearly all Ve’ turned from the North, bnunttfiiHv suppl 1 with the rich product of foreign cota-nt ri as well as the necessary and useful of My t cotontrlee, - — necessary and useful Of dill owg. Several -new establishittbtile hunk been otlded to the place, and the busy hiltA - ... , . *. I snd hustle of business witl shortly sWbhrtt native land-tho’ the clouds of des-1 the interest end engage the attention ef ail pair ■ j Should leave but one spoton.ihy e.o prisooat'14. Will bo awarded to the odd dr even numbers in the Lottery, (as the case ry 1 * waste,’ The love-of thy scenes shall in Vet-durc' bloom there, Tho’ each other tie from my heart bo offers in such quantities as ill * at the lowest possible price. ir cwih bnty. fForthe^oenrenietfce of Ais'Tgwn mere, he intends In future to keep always | a considerable supply in town ) those in im mediate want of the article will be supplied by application toMr, James Roberts, either at his residence-in West Broad-Street, or at Myers’ Wharf. • HfcNRY M’ALPIN. Juno 24 79 of all Banks that pay specie, received at par. v, Also, Mercantile Drafts at sight, otTkby of t he largBicitieN. ahtLEiiar ‘ ^ [ freely In payment. All letters to be post paid. The mails may be relied on as being per fectly safe for all remittances. 1 AT£8 flj M'lTaTIRE, ft'iUhington City. Sopt 20 I6||tdec may be, dependant on the drawing of th.c Capital Prisoof THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS—that is to say, if the $30,000 prize should come out to an odd number, then every odd number in the acbome will fit entitled to a $4 prize : if the $30,000 prize eeould come out to an evkn number, then all the oven numbers in the schome will be each entitled to $4. Odd numbera are those epdlng with 1,3, 5,7, or 9, Even numbers are those ending With 2, .4,8,8, or 0. This mode of drawing not only enables the Commissioners to complete the whole Lottery iu one drawing, but has the great advantage of distributing the small prizes regularly to every alternate number in the scueme,4o that the holder of tWo tickets or two abates of tickets, one odd snd one even number, will he certain,of obtaining at least one .prize, and lh the same ratio for any pRumu-V pttrcB or -in -bets. Fordeaz is the spot of my memory’s birth, lceSJ*3°f5nprice'"i^ps? Whore Pleasure snd Jtiy were my own t h e notes of the local ,b . r a.•mud. It is a Atct, perhaps not generally kpowA) that our merchants now pay and w’ll cops, tinue to pay, United Stafek’ monUy for theif ' cotton purchases. Several wagon losdabf of cotton, of the new crop', have rertintly Which the <ywners V*» r money. Fort heft — banks of this Ststw . . , at command, lare taken on doposHo at the U. ft. Braooff And tho'from my bosom hath faded its mirth. Bank of Fayetteville, and the drawer re’ Still dear be iti life is its own nativ* land, ceives in return,-current money of the tffliferi , 0. I Stater. Should not these advantages in- 5 duco Planters and Colintrv- Merfeants. — *»«—• •» -HtoBf^rrnsssaS!!?^ I,n ’ rtltto a rtlart abounding with ValoSblegoddl y- of every description, and money readily commanding its par value f , Georgia election remains very uqqertain, which we •> All MAHOGANY FURNITURE, Piano Fortes, Curled Hair Ma trasses, F eather Beds, BOLSTERS & PILLOWS, CHAIRS, Ac. Upholstery IStore. | fJNHE subscriber respectfully informs the. T HE subseriber offers for sale the follow ing artitles, wartantod to be of the best quality Sideboards, Sets of-Dkiing Tables single do do Sofas, Tea I’ahlos Breakfast do. Urevsiug-Tables Do. with Glasses, Card Tables -Rosewood Work Tables, Mahogany do Secretaries, Bureaus Double and single Work Stands Ward Robes, Piano Stools Mahogany Chairs,. Curled Maple do Rosetvaod do , High Post Mahogany Bedsteads . Do do Ciirled Maple do Mahogany Field Bedsteads Curled Maple do Mantle and Pier Glasses Cribs, Cradles, Easy Chairs Candle Stands, window Blinds HaU Latripb, Brass Fenders, Wire do Andirons, Tongs and Shovels Dressing Glasses of every description Piano Fortes Double and Single Hair Mattrasseb Do do Moss do Feather Beds, Bolsters aad Pillows Children's Chairs of all kinds ' Windsor Chairs of every description , Cots and Matrasses to fit. Also, a large assortment of Brussels and ' Ingrain Carpeting and Rugs to match The above articles can be examined- at tho store In Whittaker-Street, opposite Col. Shellman. I. W. MORRELL. ■ March 15 .93 public, that he has opened an extern sive establishment in the above line, next door south of his Cabinet Furniture Ware- Hottse, in Whittaker-Street, and Will at all seasons offer for sale a general assortment of FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERY,con sisting of Feather Beds, B<dsters and Pillows ’ Mattresses made from pure curled hair Do. , prepared mosN Do. for ahip’s births Do. - childrens cribs Do. Cots .. Easy Chairs, Beadsteads, Cotta, Dobr Mats, and a large and extensive assortment of Cabinet Furniture of every description. All of which, will be sold very low fer cash or approved Credit. I. W. MORRELL. N. B. Old Sofas, Mahogany Chair*, Es sy Chairs, and Hair Matresses, corded, and restuffed in the best manner. July2t • William C. Way. LATE OF THE FIRM OF WAY & BA KER, SAVANNAH. GEO. O FFERS his services to his frionda snd the public, in the General Commission Business, in this place, and- solicits thdir ‘Rz References to Mpi vannah, Geo.; G. gusta, , Georgia. Augusta, Sept. 8, 1825. patronage, ira. ATLow fit Co. Sa reittmayor fit Co. Au •Ont 6 18-fS FRESH Drugs and Medicines ved per supply cd IES, sued fUST received per slip Savannah, an i* 1 bo much obliged t# thsir friends th.)^ k h,re of oustqpi, and Will use te.! f he »h.exertions to merit the tame onable advances twill be mads on all. F’tperty sent to their address. >..*£*55'““ 4«yt27 u naniin, , 'hart Charleston, T i»)« J UST received per shin Hava additional supply of FRESH DRUGS and MEDICINES, such ub— Calomel, Suphate Quinine Pulverized Iprcacuanah '■ Pulverized Colombo. White Wax . Quassia, Isinglass, Calc’d Magnesia ' Henry’s Pulverised Rhubarb Hair Powder, 8(0. 'also, nvsToaz, 600 Bottles Castor Oil, cold pressed, ■ very superior 500 'do do 3O0 ’ do . do 1 tstion use 30 Barrels Glauber Salt* .tO 1 do Greet) Copperas 20 Half Barrels and Kegs Ao ' fi Barrels English Refined Salt*, dtc. All ei which will be sold low for cash or ap- North Csmltua Bills ta- KanRway from the Subscriber, O N Wednesday. 24th ult. a large.yeilnw negro man, named' FREDE! He is generally known in the adjoining counties as a fiddler. He was seen in Spar ta on Friday last. It is; believed he will go to Augusta. He may. have a tbl-ged' pass, aa he can read and write.' A suitable, reward Will be given for his [(apprehension bud confinement in any jail in tho state, so that l ean get him. JAMES C AM AK. Millndgeville, August 28 19 Notice. \TINE months after date application will iw bo made to the Honorable the Jure ■i, idee* of the Inferior Court of Chatham £? nl«/1 County, .for leave (Q sell a tract of land;; low ph e or p a -1 kno ' wn M number eight, 8th District, Pike .'formerly MUnroe) County, for the benefit of the heirs and' oreditore of tho, estate of nfN. S. Bayard. , n. j. bayard, Administrator estate N. S. Bayard. '. Jan 6 Epsom] I retemd fer rear, jtary ana Margi 5 HALF BBLB.Fulton Market Beef 10 Barrels-Bargent's! Cracker* iteoathar, and Darien Bills at a small dire | kiftu ttlP naltivv 44 .n,, No. 1,2 and 3,'Mackarel count. LAY 81 HENDRICKSON, f9 opened on Mondavi, Wddnesdayi, h*d Forsalsb; • • • v’ BrutfiiKahShidU.'Btfflilhgii J I: Fridiys, fijoto 3 offlU 8 o’clock. - _ AugufflVl 0ct4 rnaqsi«T pure* or Tt bets. Wholes $1, Halves $250, Quarters $i 25 II ordert pmmptly attended to, at LUTHERS e pape receive to-day, will decide the Controversy i —a OOntroVuny rendered interesting from the circumstances growing out of it, aad out from any actual importance, when it was considered purely as a local subject. The moment the U. 8. or ratbor the agent of the U. States, wete observed to take side* io the eonteitvtliat moment the election wasdivoi- ted of its local character, and becaiM a ques tion between, the United Slates and Georgia, anjd assumed an .impdrtaDoo commensurate ■witbthe bleb ilaudioeof Oe'hartiea. Then TrwsvthirTBe wtw)|e nAMmuieiJHtHaff'anx, icty on Ole eubject, which a mere contort EXtHAJme OFFICE VALUABLE MEDICINE. ftnli-vA^fifitVc TWlft. raup.tnen BV HKNRY jamf.s.- A N approved remedy for Dyspepsia, Or Indigestion, Habitual Custiveness, and Pjlea. It is well known that Dyspepsia, is one of the most frejuent and formidable diseases Of our cotiOtty. Its Cbmmencement is in dicated ia 'different patients by various symptoms, of which the most remarkable are— , * Irregularity of the bowels, obstinate cue tiveneHS, headach, commonly called nervous or '■ mg, Win nd on‘the stomach) bitter taste in the mouth in the morning, foatid breath, drew sinesa after dinner, debility, lassitude^ etna ciation, depression of spirits, &c. Piles being connected with indigestion and coetlveftess, are certainly end speedily removed by the Pills. A fresh supply of the above valuable me dicine has just been received, and for sale by . LAY So HENDRICKSON, oet 8 23 .\TGliT T HE aiihpcriber Will open his Night School for the Instruction-of Youth, at his resilience near the Catholic Church on MONDAY, 3dpctober next, wherein will bn taught Reeding, Writing, Vulgar and Decimal Arithmetic, Geography and Book keening, in a methodical way. not su f PETER HYNES. SeptS' 17{itdts 165,1 Fresh Teas and Cpssia. RllCEIVEn PIE SHIP EMPEROR .TTY BOXES GunpowdeaTer do - do (nlperial do do do Hyson do' Chests Hyson do Half Cheats Pouchong do 1 Mats Cassia J.B. HERBERT fii CO. For sate by Jule 14 ♦ ' ess Spring fVa tors. ' TNIFTY DOZEN of there Waters, fresh JD bottled by Messrs. Lynch &-Clark, of New-York, and diteot from the Springe, juet receired per ehip Augusta. Persons gmnt. jo.TKia.would do well to supply them- selvefe. as (hey are offered at reduced prices by ” LAY A HENDRICKSON, Druggista, Shad’s Buildings. Mhy 25 . f Fulton Matket Beef, frc. Jnd recriwd pcr tchr. Mary and Margaret We copy from a Paris paper thb foildWinf .' account of an incident which lately. tZsf . • fflace at the-Jardih des Plantee. . ' • A man had intreducuAJiimself lUtO th* Interior bf the menagerie. The' ireepal perceiving him, ran towards him. -to-taikt _ -^.hlmgbobt; hot St Vis salne time-the IttfR Msuined an,importance, commensurate I xQiis, whu« obge was not wtril elospd, Whl>' ‘ ed tha grele adroitly, and 14ft hie cegrotre The keepeV cried immediately to the itoipHfs',, dent man. ‘place yourself against the Walk - and keep still, Or yoa are loqt i’ Il ia Well between Troup and Clark never could have „„„ „„„ )m >ro , excited. It was theb that 'the people of otb-1 g nown that it is necessary to'show firmneel er states, although oeutra! before, espoused l d eour bflfore kM b f .nimuli, he cause of Troup or dark, according to the Th< , 0 h eye d_the keeper followed hlf hgh t.n which they vlpwed-the subjeot.-BUt p „ mle . The , ion Iked forward and It' ? r thb ctreiimstanoe.ltat the character of ^ fir(t lhe kee|K , r> but he rBCtoll J beelemlonha. boon changed by Ibe.oter-r, the fripnd hr 7„’ ht K [ ta hii1 - > ference of the United Siut... or tbetr agent,, cweMfedliiin in an afibr.tiohafo ins otter. difitoenoe, |he mnn^the eontpst. A _» ^°” | him, thh.eyes of the aonimal sparkled, fit .heir infiUencein ,,,d dates, as friends to the sovereignty and tooe- »d hn ltd IBs . illectf 'foodi r, *UB pehdeoce of the individual states, we could oothut feel alamied, and unhesitatingly enlis- led on the side of state rightsand should Clark be elected, it Will not only be consider ed as a triumph of the U. 8. over Georgia, but also of the military over the oivil author ity, for it cannot be denied, bait that Gen. Gaines, as commander in chief of an entire military department, left no stone unturned to produce the defeat.of Col. Trodp, aodtbo consequent election of Geo. Clark. on the man’s ehouldiee. For eoine mBittehU the lion'remained in that positloi j heaefus puloosly examined the man, who already thoiigd-f himself his victim, smelt of hit# frotrtbead to foot, and afterwards returned mechanically to his cage. The grate wyl immediately shut. But the strsngbr Hu not yet recovered from hia fright—hi* lifs tt 1 despaired of- Among the bequests of the wiri hbd ment of the late Pauline Boaspatye, Wb 8tld This is the first time, since the daysoftho in fee London Courier tbe following - • aw An .. .1 1 ,i- 1 aa ’ll.. 1 a _ .. t- L, iu A _ elder Mr. Adams, that we have seen the au thorities of the general government arrayed against the rights and privileges of (he indi vidual states—may it be the last;—-Pri. Rep. Tnz GiOnbu CostroverSV-—We havo devoted the first page of this week’s paper to a long article, in answer to a long and labored essay, beaded ’ Georgia ano tbe Creeks,” first published in the N. Y. Atheni.- “ To Jerome’s sen, born in, Amerieai Miss Patterson, 20,000 francs. ■- “ To her brother Joseph,‘she directs no h)s gacy, he not being >11 want thereut, as hh it' better provided with the good of fortune thatt his brothers are. Slip requests.him. hoWcVeri Upon tbe present oocssioo to accept tbe Sills cores! assurances of her affectionate regard.* * ‘‘To her niece Princess Louisa 60,009 francs. - / “ To bar Oephaw Napolbon, son of her 'bftU out'riSs.United > Ehatnre el ^Ve < d*um. d u'sheer|ft | *r6 , ”fi‘ n, P®ror,*theviga and pOsseuididinf juatice to give this article a place in our| B .»- MartinO’onfoef d.ndofEfoi) Ibefjjhgg t and eln- Historical columns, as it ahoWs in a cogent quest manner the errors in the “1 Sketch,” as it wae called. r The torrent of abuse which has been pour ed upon Georgia -from presses in different sections of the United States, by Editors, ho. we Aope did not understand the nature of porcelain Used at the coronation ‘as it Witl remind him of perfumes tod the little bijoux of gold deviriffl to her by the Emperor—.-the whole as toicaiM of the most glorious Upodh in the life of hit late father’,’also the i ' “ of her tender affection for him’” Tbe principal part of hpr estate she lentil of the controversy between the United States |*° Ddhi*. Jofome sod Carutine Uooaparter \ and Georgia, together with tho garbled ac- - counts publiahed in differort' papers, (oapo- | . yg e cially those devoted to the present adminis- , h ., c. Ibarn from the WorCbsteF Yi that Horape Girtar has been triW In tl- town, before thb Supreme Court, ind fourt cially those devoted to the present 1 tration,) will be 1 sufficient apology - for our | publishing this able production from a t ter hand. The. writer is well act with the subject, and if his footings I been too strongly enlisted'on tbe aid ha has taken, he is well qnalificd to place I fown of BTObWCdd, tlfe -whole affur to a correct point of View. I w j(h several others Hi a house by themselvit < * -P** "** awtette. I —that p paradn (whom she desCritMkl) hduefe == . | ad lake at night, it the door, Who, UU bein$ Canada has been exposed to tlie semeciu-[refused adraittanCO, broke open the dbet’i aes of exoitemeut which tore these U. States 1 came into the Wont where the whoese waby (VOm the British Empire. A pamphlet is men-1 abd where two other aged females Wert # Hotted by the London Times, which sketches bed—Ibat the wilness upon Ms cwrriegitt, the dispntre that have arisen for n series ofl wiht totha fire; which was bUrniag, ,fof lk| vaara between tbe.Exeontivn Government ofi purposeef inereuibg Ibebtaze. Mbs to alliif - ' - ‘ 1 - 5 - ” ’ •- * iveHstM ' Lower Canada) and tbe Assembly bf that |» bettor light—that after tome coovertatl prorince. They are stated |o hare reached ] he aaaeultod her abd cottmitted th> rioleobA ilieir acme Under Lord Dalhousie. They are I obarged.” « ' t •;- the very sttnh Which gare rise to the American ■ Revolution. «• The Colonist* insist Upon the .' " ' ’ right of British subjects to lax Ibemselyesbyl VAtlC** their own reprreeotalires. But .tbe fixeou-1 IvuiltCj tire Government of LoWer Oanida, frequent : -NE months after date, Ibplicsitiofi i ly,thwarted io its apphoatioos for money, ban ] _L v be made to the Honorable tbe CoUr considered all tb* rights of CbkMuvta a* stlb- j.Ordinary 01 Camden Comity, for' servient to the anpromuoy of tbe parent State; J sell all the real estate ef the , late $ aud weagree in tWcoostruetion of thep Oct 1 VCUQHORN&WOOD, ’ Aoc'mux’a Whajfcv of right, unless it bneanceded, terminate tb* relation *f pat lony axlsta, at all times, hud tbe latter. Horn, fob, ’ aw ny to *#rto, when thapoweffo M’Gillu, deceased, for the benefit tod credlforsof stid Mata, HANNAH MXJlLr G. M'DONALD, I