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Month#.
Ship MAUON,
“ STAT111A,
44 EMPEROR,
44 HENRY,
“ F LORI AN,
N. YORK LINE
OF
PACKETS.
J). L. Porter, Muster
Thos Wood,
J. H. Bennett,
Geo. Moore,
F. Harrison,,
»• HELEN MAR, T Harrison,
Tim owners of tlio Established Line, take
pleasure in announcing to tho public that it
is again permanently completed with the a*
bovo Six first clans vessels. They are all
JVtw York built Ship^ of the boB mntnrials,
having elegant ami spacious accotnmoda-
tiotjs for passengers, and arc commanded by
Masters of well known expnrienco in the
trade. They will sail from Now York every
Six days, and from this, as often.*—Till*
arrangement wilt be punctually adhered
to, and us insurance can bo effected on ship
menta by them at the very lowest rales, it. is
hoped that such a share of patronage will bo
extended to this lino, as it may niorit; from
the great exponeo necessarily incurred, in
running it, and from its utility to the public
Hall, siiapter & TurrER.
jon 10
Potter’s Vegitablc Catholicon.
T HE unrivalled and ox tensive reputation
a I read, acquired by Ibis medicine, de*
moods from the propriotor his greatful ae*
knowlcdgmcnt to a discerning public.
Those affected with KING’S EVIL, or
Scrofula, NECROSIS, or diseased bones,
SYPHILIS in every stage, ULCERATED
SORE THROAT, ULCERS of every des
cription, hdwevor old and inveterate; every
variety of Cutaneous disease, Blotches on the
face, Pimples and Teller in particular,
Rheumatism end Gout, While Swellings, and
diseases resulting from Jtlercury, may be
confident of obtaining in all tbo above catea,
in which nature has not altogether yielded to
disease, radical and permanent cures from
the use of tho Catholicon. This is the first
discovery of a medicine taken in the stomach,
that has had tho long desired effect of curing
tho most obstinate and distressing external
diseases.
Tho use of nutritious food, and tUe ordina
ry avocatiouB of business are not interrupted
by the Catholicon; and its properties having
tho power of restoring both flesh nod bone,
and of renovating and invigorating every part
of the system during the process of extermi
nating disease, is without a parallel.
The proprietor begs leave, respectfully, to
return thanks to the many who have reposed
confidence in his former statements, relating
to the healing properties of tho Catholicon:
and he would turthot assure the public, that
ho will in oo instance forfeit their confidence,
by recommending bis tnodicine as applicable
to* any dtecaae in which it shall not' have
proved itself eminently successful.
The following certificates will, it is pre
sumed, satisfy .the most incredulous, of the
pre-eminent virtues of the Catholicon.
LOT T E R ¥
Authorized by the General Assembly of the
Stale if Georgia.
CERTIFICATES.
■ Philadelphia, May 28,1024.
Sir,~I.am now, thanks to your medicine, a hearty
man. For nearly six yearn 1 have been a martyr to u
disease, whose ravages threatened, if not soon slopped,
to put a period to my existence, llaving had no regu
lar medical ndvica from tho commencement, my com
plaint ut last got lo such.a height that I could not swal
low «■ iiliout great puiu and difficulty. Tumours formed
in different parts ofiny body, and I began to think iny
situation almost dusperutu. The fivo Lotties of Iho
Catholicon which I have taken have completely cured
me, and I am now us well as I could wish to ho. With
my thanks, I um your obliged humble survunt, &c.
GEORGE KANE.
City of Philadelphia, &
. George Kane, of tho district ol Southwark, personally
nppnured, and being duly sworn, doth declare and say,
that the ubovo statement is, in all respects, correct and
true, and (hat (ho siguuturo to it is in’ the hntui writing
of this deponent. JOHN 11 INNS, Alderman.
Philadelphia, May 28, 182-1.
[From tho Darien (Geo.) Gazette, November 1.]
A MOST t.XTHAORPINAY tl’RK KKKIATtD |IY POTTER*
Catholicon,—-Captain Donelv, keeper of tho light on
Sapulo and master pilot for Doooy Bar, ulhoriy.ua ub to
inuku known to the public tho (allowing fact of u recent
dale.
Italian Lotion or Tincture of
Pearls
F OR Improving, prcsoiving and beautify
ing tho Complexion.— 1 Tb» admirable
compound hns stood tho best of all tests (that
of experience) aod proved itself the most ef
fectual and valuable conmotic yot discovered,
for removing Pimples, Spots, Freckles, Red
ness of the Skin, and all cutaneous eruptions,
imparting to the skin the most delectable
fairness- In case of Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
and various other humors, it has been used
with peculiar success. Gentlemen whose
faces are rendered tender by shaving, will
find it excellent beyond precedent, for amo
jiorating and removing the unpleasant harsh
ness caused by the operation. Those persons
whose uvocations expose them to intense so
lar heat and sbvere winds, will find that an
occasional application of this valuable com*
pound will afford tho most soothing relief, os
it removes tho unpleasant sensation caused
by either. It has not been deemed requisite
to offer a long recapitulation of its many vir
tues, as its admirable properties are too well
known and too justly appreciated to require
it. But'as (here arc many vile and spurious
cosmetics offered to the public, as possessing
virtues of vital importance, it may not be
UBoless to remark that the _• Italian Lotion*
has been used by thousands, both in Europe
nnd Amorica, with entire success, and far
exceeding their anticipations. It not only
renders tho akin beautifully soft and clear,
but by repeated applications it promotes a
goneral exercise of those important functions
of the skin, which are of primary importance
to those who wish to attain and preserve a
beautiful complexion, and does not contain
nny of those pernicious ingredients, which
are the basis of most cosmetics now in use.—
Certificates of its complete efficacy can bt^
shown to any who wish, either in English,
French, Spanish or Italian.
A fresh supply of this Celebrated Lotion
has just been reseived and for salo by
LAY & HENDRICKSON. Agents,
juno 10 Druggists, Gibbons* Buildings.
North American Review.
W T. WILLIAMS bus just received
. tbo North American Review, No 64,
for July 1829.
CONTENTS:
Art. I.—Memoirs of a Financier. -
Art. IT.—Principle, of Elocution.
Aijr. Ill .—Hittory of Intellectual Philoto-
fhy.
Art. IV.—Dc Beranger's Life and Wri-
tinge.
Art. V.—The Greek Revolution.
Art. VI—-Ahhul't Lettere on Cuba.
Art. VII.- American Poems-
Art VIII.—Popular Education.
Art. IX.—Boiton Exhibition of PictureI.
Art. X—Constitutional Hittory.
Quarterly list <f Mew Publications.
july 14
Food for Silk Worms.
J UST received, a quantity of the seed of
the Italian Mulbery tree. For sale by
T- RYERSON, Jr.
juneJ7 On tbo Bay.
“ About n miintti ngo, I benight three bottles of Pot
eii’b Catholicon, for ilio puriiosu of testing its virtue!
upon Mr. Potcr M’Culluch;pilot of Dubov Bar, who
had been for sovonil years confined. to Jiis bed ami
s c
HEME
.
1 Piixeof
$30,001)
it
$30,000
1 Priaso “
16,(100
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15,000
2 Prises"
10,000
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*0.000
2 Pris a“
5,000
(i
10.000
6 Prized**
l.bOO
l«
5.000
5 Prizes"
900
it
4,500
6 Prizes"
800
It
4 00(1
6 Prizes"
700
•«
3 Stic
6 Prizes “
600
4<
3,000
5 Prizes"
500
tl
2.500
6 Prizes"
400
<(
1,010
5 Prizes **
300
««
1,600
5 Prizes “
200
<t
1,000
25 Prizes 41
100
dt
2,500
50 Prize* “
' 50
Ad
2,500
650 Prizes **
20
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13.000
,000 Prizes"
10
Id
60,000
/ SHERIFF’S SALE
On the first Tuesday in Avgust next,
W ILL be .old, in front of the Conrt
House, in the eityof Darien, between
the houraaflO A. M end 4 P. M.
All thote Treat, or Parcel, of Land, known
by tbe Number. Three (3,) and Six (6,) in.*
plat and survey mode by Thontae M’Call,
Esq. litualed on General’, l.land, in the river
AI.tom.be, in M’Intosh county, lately the
properly of General Lachlan M’Intosh, con'
mining together seven hundred and forty-nino
■ml a half aero., and allotted to Archibald S.
Bulloch in pursuance nfa writ of nartilion—
levied on under execution upon foreclosure
of mortgage, the Bank of the Stele of Gcor-
[ia against Archibald 8. Bulloch nnd Wife,
sailed from the honorable tho Buporioi
Court of M’lntnsti county.
TJHOMAS KING, s. M. c.
i»iy 7 .
6,776 Prixos
$180,000
13,234 Blanks, Less than 9 Blanks to a prize
20,000 Tickets at $10.
THE PRIZES ONLY TO BE DRAWN.
All the Prizes to be flouting from Ihe com
mencement, except QieJotloieing, which
will be deposited at different
periods in the Wheel, vit.-
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SHERIFF’S SALE.
On the first Tuesdayin Avgust next,
W ILL bo .old before tho Court House in
tbo City of Savannah, botwoon tho u-
•ual hours of snln, tho following property, viz ■.
One negro fellow named York, levied on as
the property of John Harris, jr. lo sntisfy nn
oxcculion in lavor nf lirndloy, Claghorn 4t
Wood, ngainst said John Harris, jr.
One negro woman named Mary, leviod an
t. tho property of James Sandorlin, doa’ed.,
to satisfy executions in favor nf Moses Car
ter nnd Mordecni Sbofitall, Sen’r—property
pointed out by the edmioiitrutor,—lovy made
and returned to me by a constable.
.inly 7 GEORGE MILLEN, s. b. o.
crutches in consnquelicuufitUcascilliniha, amt ulcerate,1
loV.it——tho solus of bis loot with in tliul shocking stuio,
that tliu bones worn perceptible bulb lo tliu sight uml
touch.
Mr. M’Culloch, after the use of thuv.f. norms oftho
Catholicon, laid aside his crutches, and was this day
in towli attending to his business,iu nearly perfect health.'
Darien, November J, 182(3.
Hartford,'Conn. February 20, 1827.
Mr. Wm. \V. Potter-
Dear Sir—I have now but onf. bottle of Catholicon
led. A person arrived this evening, who came GO miles
since morning, lor 17 bottles of Catholicon, and would
have taken 24; but I could lut himhuvo but 8. lie
came expressly fur the article, and says that the person,
who had used two bottles, has had a “ liver affection
or consupiption” 20 years; and that three of tho lam-
ily arc invalid?, and have paid in ten years, for medical
advice and medicine, §1,500. Ho says tho purson who
has used the tivb bottles, never found any medicine to
compare with the Catiioiicon, and that tho neigh
bours. seeing the astonishing effects it produced, a num
ber of them sent the above person to procure the arti
cle, for various chronic diseases. Tho person told mo
ho would wait two day, if ho* could to procure
the two dozen. Will you, without fail, send mo,
or, ifncccssiiry, even come with a few boxes of the
Catholicon to Hartford, as I fear delays will take pluce
in New York and New Haven; and as to being out of
tho article, I cunnot think of it.
I am, in haste, yours, Sic. E. W. BULL.
TO SEAMEN.
Thousands of unfortunate seamen are rendered use
less to their country by the ravages of a devouring dis
ease,lo which they are more subject than any other clqss
of men. Tho case of an unfortunate sailor who cither
embarks in a diseased state, or finds himself so, on a
long voyugc, must bo truly deplorablo j and it may
not, perhaps, be improper to suggest tho propriety of
always including tho Catholicon in the medicino chests
of tho Navy and Merchants’ service, it bring a sovereign
remedy in tho disease alluded to.
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
Tho Vegetable Catholicon is peculiarly adapted to
those diseases which are prevalent among the coloured
population of the south. In that disease which is cal
led Yaws, it is u sure remedy; a single triul of it will
convince planters of its superior efficacy to any remedy
never benature in the United States. They should
of a similar without it. •
Sold by the principal Druggists and Booksellers in
the United States.
£CjP Printed directions arc on the bottles
W. W. POTTER,
No. 13, South Ninth street, between Chcsnut and
Market, onposito tho University of Pennsylvania.
N. It, Those persons who may receive signal be
fit from tho uso of the Catholicon, will confer a
particular fiivour on those similarly afflicted, by forward
ing certificates of their cures to the proprietor, or to any
of his agents,
A supply of tbe above Valuable Medicine
kept on hand and orders from any part of the
State, and letters poslago paid, will receive
immediate attention
LAY & HENDRICKSON*
Druggists, Sole Agents,
july 14 No2&)5 Gibbons*Buildings.
Patent Office, June 20,1829. ,
A LL persons Laving business with tho Pa*
tent Office, are requested to direct their
communioatiooB directly to tho Superinten
dent of that office* instead of the Secretary of
State, the latter mode being attended w t tb
considerable inconvenience and sometimes
risk. All such communications are free of
postage, and will receive immediate attention.
JOHN D. CRAIG, Superintendent
ID* The publishers of tbe Laws of the Uni
ted States, will give this three or four inaer-
tions juJy g
, Sarsaparilla Syrup.
T HIS celebrated Syrup is highly recotr.
mended by tbe Faculty as an excellent
depurntive Mcdtciae, and has been success
fully employed in those anomalous cases of
disease, which sometimes occur in Scrophu-
lous habits produced by an improper and ir
regular use of Mercury. It is carefully pre
pared and a supply will be kept on band by
LAY & HENDRICKSON*
may 12
American Castings and Nails,
k LBS. AmericanCastings ass’td.
tJlJW 100 kegu Cut Nails assorted
sizen—20 of4d, 25 of6d, 25 offld, 25 of lOd,
5 of I2d—100 ibicaab.
For sale by J f HENRY,
optil 3
Id
'a 8
The whole Lottery to be completed
IN FIVE DRAWINGS ONLY.
The First Drawing to take placeVosiTiYE
ly, on the Fourteenth day oj November next,
or at an earlier period, should,tbo sale of
Tickets justify it. The whole of the Prizes
payable in sixty days after each drawing,
subject to a deduction of Fifteen per cent.—
All prised not applied for in twelve months
from each drawing, to be considered as a
donation to the funds of the Masonic Hall.—
The drnsviug to take place under the super*
iotendcnco of
WILLIAM Y. HANSELL, *)
SEATON GRANTLAND,
D. B. MITCHELL,
R. K. HINES,
E. II. PIERCE,
WILLIAM J. DAVIS, >
FRANCIS V. DELAUNAY,
BENJAMIN F. OWENS,
THOMAS RAGLAND,.
JOHN MANNING, and
G.W. MURRAY,
WYATT FOAXUDL
Secretary to Commissioners.
Present price of Tickets $10, Halves $•>,
Quarters $2 50, for sale in a great variety of
nutubors at tho Commissioner's Office on
Wayne Street, opposite Wiley & Baxter’s
Store.
Orders for Tickets and Shares from any
part of the United State's, nostpaid, will
meet with prompt attention, addressed to
WYATT FOARD,
SccVy lo Comm’ra.
Milledgoville, May 12.
may 21 152—fp
23
15
a* 3
SHERIFFS SALES.
On the first Tuesday in September next,
W ILL be sold beforo tho Court House in
tho City of Savannah, between the u>-
sual hours of salo, tho following proporty,vjz:
One negro boy named William, levied on
under & by virtue of a foreolosuto of moit-
gnge in favor of William Joyner against Ja».
E. Wells.
july 7 GEORGE MILLEN, s e e.
CITY SHERIFF’S SALE.
On the first Tuesday in August next,
¥17’!LJj bo sold at (he Court House be-
v v tween tho hours of 10 nnd 4 o’clock.
Lot and Improvements in West Broad st.
Og’othorpe Ward, levied on to satisfy an
execution in favor of J S Olcot, against Ezra
Kent.
Also, Sundry articles of GrocBrios, Decan
ters, Crookory, &c. levied on to sotiffiy nn
Execution in favour of Warren Lippit,
against Pierce Howard and Benjamin D.
I)avtt>. A. D’LYON, c. a.
july 4 . 189
SHERIFF’S SALE.
On the first Tuesday in August next,
W ILL bo sold before the Court House,
in tho City of Savannah, but ween the
usual hvuro Of oalo, the following property,
/Three NcgroeH, Tom, William and Nancy, qno di
ning Tublc, with ends, one dozen plain Chairs, nno dozen
straw do., ono Corput, two Buiistcadfl with bed*, four
Pillows and two Roisters, ono pair of Andirons, Shovel
and Tongs, one Bureau, two Mutrcsses, and fivo Bod-
*“■ *i—lot’ ■
steads—levied on under and by virtue of an oxectitioh
tilt
on foreclosure of mortcaco, ns the property of Ann Tay
lor, in favor of William S. Taylor.
junefi GEO. MILLEN s.
CIRCULAR.
Department op State, >
* ’ 829. - \
ATHENEUM, for June.
W T. WILLIAMS has just received
• tho Atheneum or spirit of tbe En
glish Magazines, Nos 17 & 18.
CONTENTS OF NO. XVII.
Edinburgh Sessional School; Tbe Wan
derer ; Sketches of Contemporary Foreign
Authors, Statesmen, &c No III—Cano-
vn; Autobiographies; A Fragment from the
'•Nodes’*; Who loves me best. By Mary
Ann Browne; Pains of Music; Sagacity,
&c., of Dogs; Library of Entertaining
Knowledge; Southey’s New Work; The
Grave of the Broken Heart. Chapter III;
The Indian with his Dead Child. By Mrs.
Homans; Flowers on the Alps; My Moth
er. By Mary Ann Browne ; Vernal Invo
cation. By Della ; Tbe latest Female Fash
ions; Varieties.
CONTENTS OP NO. XVIII.
Administrator’s Sale.
On the first Tueiday in August next,
W ILL bo sold beforo lbs Court liouso in
Fnyotte county, botwoon tbe hours of
10 A. M. and 4 P. M.
Alt that tract of lend situated in the fifth
district of Henry county, known by tbe num
ber one hundred nnd forty three, (143,) con
tdining 2021 '2 acres, more or lets, being the
real estato of Stephen H. Stocking, lato of
Savannah, Tailor, doc’d—To bo sold by per
mission ofthe Justices of the Inferior Court
of Chatham County, by virtue of an order of
tbceaid Justice., passed in term of March
last when eittiag for ordinary purpurea,
Conditions caeh—The purchaser paying
for titles.
ISAAC NORTON,
Adm’or Eat. Stephen H. Stocking, deo’d.
may 14 142
American Quarterly Review,
W T. WILLIAMS has just roceivud
• tha American Quarterly Review,'
No. 10, for Juno, 1829.
CONTENTS.
SELECTED TOASTS.
AT MACOlt. ,
The Governor of Georgia—" Tbo law and
tbo testimony,*’ Isis only guides. ,
Dr. 1Vm. B. Rogers, 2d Pice President—
Joel Crawford—Publto sentiment, indicates
him as. the aucceasot ot Mr. Forsyth—so
may it be,
Judge Strong —G. M. Troup—Hit ardu
ous struggle fur tiio right of Georgia con
summated, by tho adoption of hie just and
wise principles and policy by Ijte present
patriotio admiuielratiun of the gunorel go
vernment.
AT ATHKKB.
By the Students if Franklin College.
By the President.—Col. Troup aud Gov
Ppreylh— 1 The ono the defender of our riglitw
tlio other the firm cxecutorofouf lawe—May
they be as hnfipy in tlio decline nf Hid, ae
they have hitherto been useful.
fly H IF Hilliard —George R. Gilmer—
Lu intellect, hie honosty, his Human virtue,
havosheda glbry about his. name,and ho
carrion with timrintc retirement, the sympa
thies and regrets of a wholo people.
By D. S. While—G. R. Gilmer—The
undaunted patriot, the energetic statesman,
tho accomplished jurist; the moil who acorns
to do a muon thing—May the people of Geor
gia at the ensuing election place him at the
helm of .affaire,
By Samuel Rutherford— May the highest
honor in the gift of Georgia be conferred up.
on John Forsyth ; nnd may Geo. R. Gilmer
remain in b's present situation, until Ilia en
vy tvich has of lulo boon plainly manifested
has subsided.
[This toast, tvo understand, was drank by
but u small portion uf tho company.—.Editor
Athenian.']
By-John B. Tripp.—John Forsyth and
Goorge R. Gilmer—Thou accident lias mar
red tlioir friendship, their names ore worthy
to ho joined in our glasses, and united in the
hearts of patriate.
By Gideon Alston—Goorgo*'M. Troup—
A man who graspod thejiolm of our govern
mont from corruption, and carried it safe
through tho boietcrioiis ocean of politics,
while the turbulent billow's wore hurling a-
round, and anchored it in Iho harbour, ot
prosperity.
By George R. Clayton, E’l.—The citi
zens of Savannali nud Augusta—Tha great
markets of the Georgia planter—May all the
commercial measures of tho government taud
to tlioir prosporily.
By Dr. Spriggins.—Sobn Q, Adams—our
illustrious j'-N aw citizen, our unequalled
statesman, wi^se greatest doiight is in. tho
aorvico of his country, but who has been
thrust into piivato, for tho imaginary merit
of a potty chieftain.
[Tho author uf this appears tabs ashamed
to uvow it. We at local, know no Doctor
Sprlggihe.—Ed. Athenian.]
AT ATHENS,
By the Citizens.
The fariff.— Spiuning wheels and pretty
fingers, its most successful opponents.
By Col. Cobb—John Forsyth—An able
Governor, the choice of froemon. '
By Giles Mitchell—Goorgia—Tho poli
tical crcedBso ably eupporlod during tho late
administration by her “ madcap Governor,”
are now taken ae tbo text book of eome, ad
opted by the Southland acknowledged ortho
dox by all.
AT'rniLipe’ ammo, wilkxs countv.
Tho Executive of Georgia—Tlio manly
decision of his character aombiued with that
urbanity of manners proves tho bonovoloUca
of his heart and places him among the first
of Georgia’s favourite sone.
By the reader, S. J. Whatley. G. R, Gil
mer.. His constituents waver not in their con
fidenco, although deprived of bis sorvico in
council by unanticipated circumstances.
By C• S, Billingslca. G. M. Troup, Tho
atclesmcu of Lho South who surpassed in po
litics the Hydra of tbo North; and gained
for bis people tlioir legal rights.
. By L. JlTetear. George M. Tronp.
flay ho succoKsful bn and keep.upon alien!, •
Anti be the l’residcnt in eighteen tbiny seven.
By F. «W. Gibson. Goorgo M. Troup. Re
gardless uf popularity, hie whole care and so-
licitudo his country’s welfare. May his course
through life ha like that of a ship wafted by
gcntlo breezes over tbo unruffled wsvos of
the ocean to its destined harbor.
Xettere are received by the ladies in tha
cCursa of a week. By a'curious custom*
however, which prevails in these cases, they
are never dislrei.ed by the necessity of giving
“direct refuael. The understanding ia, that
if the answer he written on Indian paper, tbo
applicant knows that all his hopes, ae (at as
regards the lady he has addressed, are at an
hhd.” . . , Buckingham's Lectures.
.London, May *9.
The disturbe-es among tha operativa
manufacturers, wo thought were suppressed
but yesterday a body, of five hundred silkwea-
vo.ro at Bethnal Green, in the eastern quar
ter of London, opposed a most determined re
sistance lo tho otiioora.who attended two per
sons 16 the house afe weaver iq order to take
back some nnflniahed work, which wee
considered to be. exposed to the knives of tho
roving mal eontonti . Tho police were se
verely out sad bruised, and although rein
forced after a time, were compelled lo giro
way alter having l.-.afloclually ondoavoted to
defend themselves with pistols and cutlasses.
The mob totally disregarded the firearms,
nnd there was only 00c poreoo arrested.
The continuance of this state of tnrbulence
and commotion has thrown all most all the
15000 looms of SpilalHelda outof employ
ment. '
. On Saturday,’Captain Roes left Woolwich
o lus steam vessel, the Victory, with wMcl.
i? 10 the diieovery oftho
North Woet Passage, but in this instance ft
jo eoid, Iho expeditioa is equipped enlirolyat
Ins own expense, Tho stoam power employ
ed in tho Victory is on a wholly now princi-
pie, being ia contrived as lo combine every
'advantage lo steam power with perfect capa
bility as a soiling.vessel. Tlio boilers used,
occupy 10 email a space' that they are fixed
between tbo engines; tbo consumption of fu
el is one-half, nnd tlio' weight of the ongincs
only ono lourtli, of those generally in uiBs—
Another advantage gained is that a etomhey
may bo dispensed with,which loaves the dcok,
masts and rigging, wholly uniucumbtjred.
CJMRT.EJW July 16.—In ibis Slate the
puxmhment for Jorgory is denlh. In Ten-
nosiee, (qs wo Isom from a lato Nashville
popor).it Is punished by 39 lashes on the bare
back--!mpriaonrneut for uut less than six
.months and not exceeding- ,two years—by
etundiiig* in the pillory for two hours on
throe different dny fl ~by being rendercd.in-
famous—branded iu the hand by tbelettejr
F.-and by paying costs. The second of-
fence is puuiibed by death without benefi.
ofu'ergy. According to the act of Congresef
.chartering tho Bonk of the United States^
persons, convicted of forging the notes to
that institution* or chocks upon it, are to be
adjudged guilty of folboy-kept at hard la
bor not lose than 3 nor more than 10 years—
and fined not exceeding $5000. Wo will,
not pretend to decide which of these difior-
ent modes of punishment i« best j but wo
think it o pity that thoro is hotSmord unifor*
mity on tho Bubject. At all evonts, forgary
being e crimo ellbetiug vitally tbo confidence
ot society, the punishment should,bo remit
ted ns seldom ae poesible, and only undec
circumstances of poculiar mitigation.
The Grave oftho Broken Heart. Chapter
IV j The Druggist of Fife; The TwoUj,
Homes. By Mrs Hainan. , Barba Yorghi, f VIU. Finale BiocaArmr, Female Diograpyh; or,
the Greek Pilot; Flies ;' Sunset Meditations. Memoirs of Illustrious and Celebrated Women, of all
I. Dircovoura in Central Africa, Journal of a
Second Expedition into tliu Interior of Africa, by the
late Captain Cluppcrtsn : tj which is added tho Jour
nal of his own return to lho Coast, by Richard Lander,
lus faithful Servant.
II. Milton’s Letters, Milton’s Familiar Letters,
translated from tho Latin, with Notes. By John Hall,
III. Aotronomy os Laplace, Traito de. Mccaqiquo
Celeste, par M* Marquis de Luplacc, Pair de Fraiice,
duC. die.
IV. Flint’s Geography and History op the West
ern States, A Condensed Geography and History of
tho Western States, or the Mississippi Valloy. Ry
Timothy Flint, author of Recollections of tho last ten
years in the Mississippi Valley. Salve magna parens.
V. Chancery Law, Chancery Coses argued and de
termined in tho Court of Appeals of South Carolina,
from January, 1825 to May, 182C, both inclusive. By
D. J. M’Cord, State Reporter.
VI. HorneTooke, Memoirs of John Ilornc Tooltco
Esq.; together with his valuable speeches and wri
tings—also containing proofs, itidentifying him asili,
author oftho celebrated Letters «.f Junius. By J. A.
Graham, LL. D.
VU. History* or Pennsylvania, Tho History of
Pennsylvania, from its discovery by Europeans, to tho
Declaration of Indepeudcnco in 1776. By Thomas F.
Gordon. -
By Della; The Rev Thomaa Chalmers, D.
D.; The Two Miners of Famatina; The
Recall.. By Mrs Hemana; American Criti
cism -, Beauty; A Short Story; Varieties
Terms $5 per annum. july 14
Purified Bear’s Oil,
F OR tbe preservation and growth of in
human Hair, preserving its health and
beauty and preventing premature baldness.
This article Is carefully extracted aod pre
pared for use by N. S. Prentiss, of New Yorjr,
and a supply kept on hand by
LAYHENDRICKSON,
Druggists, No 2 and'15, Gibbon’s Buildings.
ju!jr4
Ages an
Histoiro de Christine, Heine do Suede, par J. P.
Catteau-Callcvillc. The History of Christine, Queen
of Sweden, by J. F. CaUeau-Callcvillc.
IX. Hosack’b Life or Clinton, Memoirs of De Wit
Clinton, with an Appendix, containing numerous docu
ments, illustrative ot tho principal event* of his life. By
DavidHosaclt, M. D. F. R. S-
X. 'Russia, System of Geography, by M. Malic
brim. Vol. VI. Book civ—cxlr. Russia.
Diversions of Hollycot,
kR the Mother’s Art ofThioking—by tbe
O R the Mother’s Art ofThioking—by tbe
author of Clan Alblo, and Elizabeth De
Bruce,
Tbe above excellent work for Children
baa just been received by
T> HI. DRISCOLL.
» V -J?6
Lames in India.—Tbo practice of Bond
ing young ladies to India to bo married i.
productive (laid Mr. Buokiogbam) of so
much good, that tha prejudice which, very
naturally, exist, ngainst it, is to bo regretted.
Great numbers of the young men who fill
civil and military situations in the Eait India
Company’s Service, not bciog provided with
suitable companions, are frequently driven to
the expedient of taking to themselves native
fomalc., a practice which i. e imclimea at
tended with pernicious and unfortunate re
mits. Tho paucity of Ladies iucrenscs, if
that be possible, their value, aud no evont is
held so important at Calcutta as the qrrival
of a ship from England. The aoxicty to as
certain what ladies are on hoard supersedes
every other consideration; a change of Min
istry, tho moat important I’ariimentary dis
cussion., siuk, said Mr. B. into insignificance
till this curiosity is satisfied. A uowspaper
is publisliad every morning, yet ifa ship ar
rive in the course of tbe day, the Editors,
aware of tho impslienco that exists for infor
mation, do not wait (ill tha next morning,
but immediately publish what they call n
.*• Gazette Extraordinary," containing solely
tbo intelligence that ‘‘Tbe Hon. Company’s
ship Mary has just arrived; sailed from En
gland on such a day; the following is tbe list
of passengers, 1 "die. subjoining a list of Dames,
at the bead of which, of cootie, stands tbe
ladies. Oo tbe uoxt morning tbo Course, or
Hydo Park of Calcutta, presents so unusual
gay aspect, every one appear to tbe best ad
vantage, end many who may not bays visited
tbe Coune for months putting forth tbeir at
tractive gracca. The next bell is also mare
brilliant and the attendance mare nameroub
than usual- Though the young mss are ex-
jrcmely captious in took jng advances, many
Scant,Try or Husnakni I—At Mountratli
Petty. Sessions last tveok, a smart lively
damsel enmo forward to bear witness ia a
cose of rlofing, but when tbo book was put
to her alio declined to awcor, in regard of her
bomgtn a certain condition.—‘‘Are you
morriod itiy girl r” said one in authority.—
‘•Yes, please your worship." "And who is
your husband?" "Tom Bergin, Sir." "So
1 thought, and I shall endeavor to have that
gentleman sent over,(be water for polygamy.
Ho is married to half a dozen women besides?"
"Ob yes,” sold lho lady, smiling, "they say
ho boa enough of sib.” "What ia more ex
traordinary," said tho mugistrato, *‘l bear
that you were aware of thu foot bofore the
knet was tied. How could you bo euch a
fool?” ‘‘\Vhy then,indeed,"saidsbo, skills
o simper, %, it is not so easy lo get a man at all,
Sir /’*
liiirunn Ain.—It is stated in a lato paper
that tbo brealb of a drunkard materially in
jures tlio air of tbo room In which ho Bloepi.
nnd onoreoaon oftho early dcatbeol tbo wives
of drunkards, is Iheirinhaling the impure air
of tboir hodroums. The heutth of decent
people ought oot then to be exposed in publio
houseu, by putting drunkards, as is often done,
in the aarno lodging . room with them. If
health, nnd wealth, and comfort, and charac
ter, and body, and soul, arc so exposed by
drunkenness—who does not rojoico at the
moitiplication of teuiporanco societies ?
Utica Register.
Noses.—Mr. WadiJ, of facetious fame, basr
an article in Mr. Colburn’s last Quarterly
Journal, outiiiod observations on the Orgau
of Scout. It rcIntcB rnaoy curious particu
lars, historical and speculative, on this impor.
tent feature and from begiouing to end ier
rich w ilh fun. After quotiog Bhakepeere ia
several passages, for it eecigB “ Shakspoara
was a minuto observer of tho nnatomica! anti
physiological varieties of [lie human frame,’
tho writer procoeds to the following ingenious
classification, recommending that a proper
distinction be observed between ‘funcliooal
varieties, ond thoso which arise from size,
shape or colour.-’
Shape.—Roman, Grecian, Smib, Pug, Flat,
Sharp, Battle Nose, 1’arroticel Nose.
Colour.—Hod, Ruby, Malmsey, Claret,
Purple, Copper.
Gossip's Bnirts.—There is a veoerabia
church of Walton-ou.Tbames, e curious in-
otniment presented to tho parish about a
century and a half ago, by a poriou of soma
consequence at that poriod, whose name seas
Chester; jt was intended to be wore, to a
punishment, by the fair sax, guilty of de
famation, sod whose tongues engendered
mischiet. It to pf singular construction, and
whan fixed, one part eaters the mouth,which
prevents the possibility -of/articulation. It
booro this inscription ‘‘Chester presents
Walton with a bridle to cijrb women's touguaa
that talk idle i and its/presentation arose
from tbe circumetanoiri of the indivk'u I
whose name if boars, losing n valuable us.
. 7 ,—■ TMiunuiu *»»•
tate through the iMtihmeutality of a goiaip-
piog lying wottan.w 7 ? : r
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