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Newspaper Page Textuaii.y I'li’KUt i.ocntuy papkiIi LIOllT DOLfcAM# :: fivh dom.awb. Jr Alt yi liKTlItriiitil* u]>prar in ~~ /».*&'$ ■ ■' \ ’““7'ntnAV mohnino. wov. o. [ ' l.r.GlSLATUItlJ or GKOKGlA. Hoi!. l!ou»«*, nil WM b« r-eft !*«?»•»«♦, «cro otptrrtMtl «ft Modi) y. ‘ ti- ^ coiicti* of ..(Vicar* »he« b ,Troup ajoriiy in boili ItoUtrh, >wl in joint t*ittot a majority »i x . Tim Governor’* Me*i*gc will bo received by Uii* motiilnjjbiniai'. /•Vom tht Corr(tponJetil 0/ Hit Otar fin. •MniinoiviMr., Nov.'S, 1832, '17.# niem’«*r# of both trancho* of tbe L'jftM'irfl ,„M (lii* .lay ai Iho Siam llou**, j.r-tUacod their crcdwi- li.la, and wero tynltlie.l. Tl.o Boi.aio organi/ra by 1J1* election of rlmniaa HiocU*, ol Grrono r a* I’roaiilent. jVJr. Slocks read*, id 40 vuti-s, Mr. Woodjof 00 voles and Air. Muticrlefl., Iverson L. Ilarfi*. of Haklwin/waa rc- l ecinj Secretary. ’ Mr. tl«rrla received dJ v-ne*. Mr. (Vlibcrt 00, and Mr. 8i»rln|{' , r 2. O. A. Parker, of Auguita, was cluetod Mc*iong»r,&nil Clay Door-kec- I* r * • . ' < - * >. In 1I10 Home, Asbnrv llu!*, of-CItr 1 . c»uniy, «'»« *• Icclod Hi'C .kcr. Mr. Hull rem ivi d 8!) votoa Mid Don.. Giasonnk 78. Dr. Hubert W. Carnci was etoemd Clerk at tl*0 (bird billulmj .pry rii i'Lt CliOI.fillA. " ■ *1' •" _ nc CU.rt«.lon p.|«n by jt««J»y’< I"." 1 •“»' M ‘ OllDEtl I HEAD QUARTERS Of TILE ARMY, in* r.tfiher rasncetina Polly (a'andi from wnli , li s*j_ r Adjutant,. Ur.rini a l'i UrfiCHi. Nn. 03.4 • I Ynf hint ton, .October 26tt\, 1832. Dll the Authority of the Secretary fif IVar. C'nrw'H, Dawaoti, fc ur*-**, IJiwViMftn, l|f»oU k<K|ior. M. id tH) ill 1 8.1.' 01. r» no . 70 70 7G 3 dcolnd MtstCtijicr, a;>d,D ivil Door. Wo mnitltd in ncknmvledvo lliu frbrl'rt, Irom JtliljJC \Vnynn,nf iho Icftr of llio'SucrMnry ofiho Trdnsifry, tramtnii inj» a tejiorl of die Commcrco otlil Navigation of tlio United S'ato*. A|to, a list of tlio Let* j.nm J at thu last session of Co'grpss..' . v ».... - UtrcTtON.—-At liiu election for li'uet>r« In Rich* innnd county,* tlio Troup tirkul rcc.‘i***<l 203, tlio Ciln'k tiokol 53 vote*. In Lmirons comity, Troup lol 1 and n fjtv aciitnriiiT. l n lillbijjlnni Cut 31 vote* wcio poll- iJ—all fur tlio Troup t jckcl. ihlnf fuf'her rospcctinj Polly Is'tndt from infer that «o moro’esses bad occurred. 1 f Um dlscat# disappears where it commenced, onjlrtt If I and, we |, 3 |i bosin to entertain afrpng hope* of« ctintlttutd cx* emjnioii. Charleston oAn'tnite# yejy ltet»liyr-o.My 12 deaths last week *odinjr 4th lust,—7 whites, 0 blacks.’ ^ Duririjr tho 24 hours ending on tho 2Ct!i till, the'dent Its by r:|iolero in CmcinQUl were Mixtoon. During the week ending on that slay them wore 100 drntlw by Cholera, rho dieense provailod at Newport ntid Covingr ton, onpoBito td Citieinatti, and tti several townaitipflin Hamilton County. * Louiiville (Ay) Oct. 22.-Tho Chdlcra ta raging here to a great oxtotjt. . rhero woro ton deaths and forty cases of tho clmldra on board the stenm boat Bxprosp.frqM tho mouth of the Ohio. Bho arrived hero. on . tlio «uth Businnss is^at a stand. ^ Cindnalti, Oct. 20.—Tina dreadful dis ease is still working death and drsolauot) a- mong us. It has boon pursuing its victims with steady and unrelenting step smeo its first entrance among us They jmyn mdoctml indiscriminately front classes. Notther ngc, sex, color or cotulitinn has exempted those who have been seized with it^j ami da grnsn has been but too goncrally the grasp ol dcdtlt! ’ . , Many a happv funuly, who have retired at night, m thounjoymont of luMthlt and tlotrtos- tic peace, Itavn, heforo tho next night, follow ed soino one of their number to the narrow house of the tomb! Many wives have be come widows, atul children hnvo hcconto or- plmtiR. VVo imve heurd much of tho desolu lions’winch this frightful'diHonso has made bid not till now lidvo vve jertt tho marks of its fodtati ops. t Allliougli^tho majority of those who liavt died with • it hero na in othor places, have been from tho lowct* nl.Vdao*, rtrd many ol (horn diRsip iled, vet sevcml of our mo*t r^H*- nuctalilo cilizons liilvofullen .'—among whom arc lloV, Mr. Harris,.of the Baptist Olibrcb nltd Hcv. Mr. Boyd «>f tho Methodist Church Hr. Bash, Mr. Kepor; Mn Crant, Mr. J--.W. Picket, and otlicnf. Mini/- arc seized sud denly, withopt any premonitory symptoms, though in most coses tho individuals arc tin- wol! for several hours or days beforo thd nt*‘ luck.' Our citizoiiH dro nearly til! more or lrss aflectod WithUi;mrt&o.- Indeed wo BearcC* |y moot anybody in tho struQtrWho dbes not narrate to us, oithor his own Indipdsithih^Or. that of snmn xymbiJr of his family. If over a dieoadc may b- called a visitation I. Tho Regulation of Jurio fitli, 1630, aft■ nouttccd in.“ Order” No 26, of that year, on lhorizihg ( com mitndlng officers of Regiments and Posts to recommend tlid dischargd of sol diers at their own request,'or attlicioquost of their friends, ort paying thu sum of libtnti/ JIvit dollars, to rpimbursa the roeruitiug fund against tholossos which would arise, on grant ing such discharges, having been found in practice, to operate dtsadvahlngeously to tho public interest, is hereby revoked, 2 A urwaiid oUhirty dollnrs will he paid to any person who shall apprehend, and de liver !o an officer of the Army a deserter from, thu Army. Howards thus paid will bo prompt* tyf roporled by tho disbursing officur to' Urn officer commanding the company m which the deserter is mustered, who will note tl\o a-, .mount Qf stoppag posito to his uahu; hension and delivery, r 1 joiir-Hui(is —'he I Holer, Lind., his strcustli Sn incrcAscd, Ihnt lio Jt'nit Ki»t>y8toxg cam of this important oeauuu ,™ wv,4...»vav» , ;; o loitoriiion.iwrf^ehi^S^^horgci'i,all?, down with him to |)nn tl.o siormv wreck. Tlidso divers go down eltctnatcly about twice a-day, but uro cqmpoM to tal.o advantotfo of tho tide, whop it is slack water. ’Phn‘first descent was on Saturday, und has been' repeated every day since, winch has proved a'great treat to-udmbers ofall ranks, who have attended to’observe this surprising it by turns, and nro relieved every six vv^eks.. But as it often happens, especially m stormy weather, that boats cannot touch at tho hd- dystonc fur many months, a’proper quatimy of salt provision is always laid up, as in a ship victualled for along voyage. In high winds such a briny almo.udiero surrounds this gluoiny solitude fmm tlm dnslnng of the waves, that rt' man exposed to. it could not draw ln»breath. ALthcso dreadful tn(oi;vaIs the two forlorn' inhabitants keep close quar ters, and arb obliged to lK-O'in darkness and stench, hstiiing to' the howling storm, exclu ded in every emergency from the least hope nf assistance, and withhnt nny earthly coin* fort but what.is admm^icr: d from tricir cimi' r fiilmco in the, strength of the' building in which tlioy are immured. Once.on reliuving this forlorn guard, oho or the men was found dead, his companion ehoosing rather tp olrnt - , JiimRi'lf «p with a putrilying carcase, than, mgq. on the tnuHtor rails, op-1 j, v |j lf uwing it into Jim sea, to incur tho. rns- tnu. Tim uVidetico of uppre-j’jj.j,,,, mt«yilcr» In fine weather those ivory, will bu a certificate of a 1 ’. r0 ( C h#**1 bmpmi scrahi'ido n?*4»tt\o nbo'it tho- .n* .It,, iiAiiui < . ... . B . . i _z 1 i ..it —perhaps i.-icqnallcd cxhil»ilion. 1 , Norwich (Eng.) Mercury- FtMAfc Devotion.—Tltcro is something s6 truly'cordial and honorable to humanity,in tho subjoined sketch of Miss Kotnb.e, from a LondunMaguzine, says tho lUuhdolphia Gu- zetto, that wo feel a pleasure in gtymg tt a republicition* Such a daughter, with such ffi.al devotion, deserves even the high renown she has acquired. Tho refinod world may opplaud : hor us the faseitjating. yersutilo and • ht had kept Tint wliiteucM of hi* soul, .and thm men o’ur him wept,’’ Depnrtcd this life on tho 12th October, 1®12; at his residonco on St. Andrews Bay, in tho 07th year of his age, General Joim CiaXnK, formerly of Georgia. \On tho 30th of September, while engaged tn tho duties of tho live-oak agency,—ho wps attacked with bilious fever on St. VincchV Island, and was carried thehco in a small sloop to his residence on St. Andrews Bay, >vhoro ho lin gered until tho evoningoftho 12th October, when lie breathed; his lust. * ^ v Few men luvo lived tho life which he liv ed,—pt an curly period ol his existence, htf selected Iho best ufprinciploa, ns his hilos cf action, in all tlio Various relations of life,—. up to tho day of Ids death, ho adhered lo them with a pertinacity, co-cxislingXvith life itself.- commissioned officer, sotting forth the itnpiu, j,,,] rn ,if thu rock; when llm tidd td.hs, and it-- company, and regiment of thp deserter, which J tn * s0 tivontsolves by Jisliing, which is Uiq.oti- m oIJ caicjj, must hi; luleil \Vith.tho’voU5liorj.| v ; C , of> | 0 y,„ont tbny cunJiayc, oxcoiit that .'of for tho payment of thft 'tewtiril,-; [SoO-par- 'Vimming ^!iei/ nightly llrcsi Such tothV ih*' ogMpha 1461-,’82, ifml’8;V C1.R:] • . 1 •* j iuachonTand Vnftrti Eo’chisiYin' froitV all tho- 3. The lurogoing Hogiilut'mn, io-osu»hlish-j j„,. H n ,„i aids of society, can only bn cmlurnd, ■ing the roWard of thirty dollnrs’fur the uppro-' |,y g r(J jf religious philos’ophy, which WO. enu* lionsioti bik( delivery of deserters, shall luko notimngitm»l\py feclj or by great stupidity, effect after iho 3!et of Dei.-embur 1832. . j w !m-.lt in pity we must suppose they possess- By wlcr of Ar.EXAMtna Maoomu, Vet, though this Wretched community 1s so Major (Jencrol Cornmnuiling-1 hr ’Artily. 1 VVf . nro nsi Uivd that it hns somotiines ' - . 11. JONK8, Afijt. Gun. I n phono of inisauthrifpyr Instead ofstif. ——•'■-*.-** "■»— ■ k fnriog the recoilo* tnpt of those dist rosses andr FuoM- Knot.anp.—From the Boston Tram j' t lul,«vite in which each is descried .by .ull but scriul of Monday (rvoifiug, wo copy (hit tVtl- •Tine, tn uittleur that woo (o him, wo «fo infor- hiwiiig intelli^enco from Ismdoii papers to j nied the htir.pnira of each \v«*rob6 soitredlhut il tr. . , II... ~l . al... t/l.l ..1* 1 ■ I. *•_ I. . I...... \.. I .'.Ln ...til nn.lli hrilliuift si:tress j grpy beard unites, wanned by hqr vtvii\ poetry, may wreathe hergirlisli brow with Urn gruett leaves ot fame ;■ but tho Wd will hold her in a regard siill moro sa- drOd, for the pprlghtucss uMicf ponducl, and During the usually attended struggles pf tho revolution, ho ud his father,' tho gallant Col- onel Elijah Clark, and participated in the ma- tty skirmishes and battles,’ tn which that ftc- tivo‘.partizoii warrior wits ongnged—at tho ago of fourteen, tho stibiect of this notice, u*s sent to school in wake c.,»r.nly, Nortli- iho constancy ofilor ullhctioa. -- •. | Qaro’.iim, wlioro ho did .not long romain, be- .MiasFannyJCc.nhbMVaoocvo.doatiaad ami after. Ida rtsluru from that vxpedtUon, fill-, (ltuif un opportunity of coinpuuy to tho*placo tho l8rh,Tind Iiivcrpool ft» iIhj lO h ujt.. Imlh.Uho'v preyed iMttlfoh thenuiolvcs rtitll on oatdi inclusive, received at t!;a\ port by Urn ship j otlmr. If ofiirsat above*, tlfo 0 her wus com* AntiucJi :, . . : • *'! iunnly found lmlow. Thoir nmols, too, iyeru - Porluj/at,~Tlio T.ond«n 9u’n, nf lhp.-lSlh,! Hnlilury; .euch.likc a hruto, growling over his joyg Qffioial qrrounl^ from Oporto r.re| fund lifutie. The emuluindnt ol.this upluous kjuitq fpvorii ..... of defence, and a so well than 2u|»ouuu, uour cunun aim auuananT, urns; 80S u:-prci»*nnoni.m i*niiir.ii.uiu4 ,\ww h w j* 1 i '- A fruit to be had ut prices whfelt are nhnm-t' u et .»rv whith.Mr. Sniealon ndH ’s. a up. * Tho-hnydoiiisIiqiitL m» «ta.mn y a;«W« itoliiuinl. Inbdilitijn Uv this, we nru bhab'ed f pfravs llipt tlmro ure 'stations still tporb im-Ii-; iho uodnto.aspect ol the ‘ ,' • * tn stale, tlint the lust letters of Sir John glide. A tlildw who got a.lively burnt by nvu ul! yonthtnl visions and da) u ; anu,.nj J so. tjauqibeil to the party of no illustrious Duke, i king-!b;it hern pipes for engines, grow tired who takes great interest ih Ikm Mtgttoh are | of setting cotista’silly at work, and solicited a very discouraging to the p ir'isans of ‘thft J JJgbi-house inan’s^uucc; which, os comj*ett- Usurimr- In short, nothing but ironsos* or torj< are r,ot humerou^, Im obtained. a\s the cowardice can now provmU the sn«:c*<?s Ktidys.on* 1 boat was carrying h ot to tako po3t Dun Pedro, and we trust there. 13 no danger; sivsion of his habitation, one of the boat-men of either. *t - j 1 Futiny. A- . . .tpjtlm stage. The misfortunes of the parent iniule the daughter an actress.. Tim former was reduced by tho failure ot his manage ment, and the suits in which, ns part proprie tor of the theutre, ho hud been involVod^-his fiiiuily cirqtb was about tojio liroktm up—liis fnrnilure was about to be.seiwtl by rapacious croditOrs; he was un unfortunate man,'und thodalo of tuitffijflutio ltd wus daily undergo ing in increasing bitterness ; lie expected sympathy, and encpunturo l disregard and cc- sertiuit on the part of those who, in Ins hey day of prosperity, worn proud (the contemp tible reptiles!) 'to call thotuselvcs his friends. While the glmmi wus settling i ' denser wroutha ovey Ijw onctY cheerful liyttrl—while bitterness psMisappointrttent, and'anxiety lor the salvation und welfare of thoso who wore tivhiyt doYr-'r than' |;fo.itself, wa3 torturing lVs h.evti jiuyeu igdabgTiturslopped forward uviMted tlio impeniTmg arm of fate, and d s- pcllcd.ihe darkness front Ids dwelling. 1 (jfliii life, whir.li wo lake fiom lha fmlrid tindor tVii, obiluaVy lifftd. * ^ Floridian, will be LoTrtuv.—'flip folowing tu tho drawing nf Molt.!av Inst* ^ >V LAND LOTTORV.-tCam DBS. Sec. ‘ • J; -y vtt • ; Lot,. Dipt. .Imni’a Walker, • 307 . ;*l 4 Haruh WarJ, ( - of • 0 -i 4 Chatham Daniel llith, 120 'Ij v. J«nib* Ka"i»0'ly,- • 1.VI u Win,' Fultoii, 103 ■ 12 S Jylp« M »l«'| S ^C3 >lo 4 J u |li, $f, i 15 4. Carolina L. Murdicai, \yidj<y, C87 c Ann Pin, wj.Juw, 127 ft' a JoUWlMMq • in Vi 3 Sur-tli M. fihtftail, willow, 210 2J 3 n its nearest approach Jo our cjty, previous to its breaking out among us, was BCVerul hurt* dred miles distant; wo. felt a temporary so* . nslo d him wliiti couUl tempt him to give tip a j profitable business, to he shot np for uumths .—lu fhe ye'ir 150l\Lrwi. • in a pillar! “Why,*’ said tho man.. F.Yifrgsu CiTins', ilun'vvtts tho only citv in Great Britain wllrch ; had inure than lOO.tltK) itibabitants.’ DilHtli ‘lmca'13111 did. uoldike-confinement. cre'r and silent aspirations, w ere, at unre hatt- islicd from her huso in, and, with tho in* re ding an opportunity of company , where lie loft his lather, he ulmndoned bis school; he again joined his father in the ranks of his country map, and fought’ odder liini at the hut siege.ofAugusta., At thengd of sixicqp lm was appointed lieutenant and then Qaptuin of Militia. In. 1786, ho was elected m»jor, and in that rapacity, ho com manded in 1787, under his father, id .the bnt- .(Iq. fought with tfio Indians at Jack’s Creek. Those who avo now in‘fife, and remember 1 the events of, that region, will rccogn’tso in tke-muno of the . departed, - one who in the biuom of youth,’ was tho moving spirit and rallying point, at a tdnoiktlo Icsr. disastrous, that* life troubles of tip revolution. Ho rwo in rupi'd succession to tlte difil-r. -at gradorf of military command, until lie was elected by tho Legislature, cf Georgia, briga dier, mid then major general. Nov were Lin tbltowlckizcns less wifling to cnnfiJe to him in u civil capacity,- those rights and privi- lqilges, which liu hud so tiiuch utid so succes.Y- fully contributed/ to support .and project in iho c:.f..p. As ’ siioriir, ntid representative, ilr«t in tho 1 louse, and then in-*ho Senate of piditv of an Amazon ariytotl a holy ctmso, (j l0 ^gppy^^iecou:'- sho’uel * ’ “ Be? j. NV. Leach, Join WinmtifK^r, T!iomm.a* Chc**cr, Itich»rJ Uonncth’ Ann Okrrn. tantui^, Ji-huJ; Hat!at, KrriNotiAM- Lmiesty. McIntosh. SfTUVBN. Thoma* U -anfi < Marfin U'tckWn, TcrnlrF'tea’.an, wid'"V, Wavne. I'to'lniick Itohcioti'f OTp! ,a,l( h (ininotiuaUciCttE, •ukl.tr, * tltiUcU S alTur I. 20.1 . Ii7 225 -SB 200 283 302 231 4 . 21 6 \\ 23 she'deliberately came before tfie. gazo of mul titndt'S, to wage war against Fortune on be half of th>»so who had given Imr life, and lor whom shu determined to dedicate, that hie, in spito of the’ inccnsmit anxiety which await ed her, tho wear and tear of.public drudgery, and the em-ernt slanders, nr open ruffi mly tjl- acks, of whosoever should bo haso % ono:ig!t-, ir beastly enough, tn nssiudt und uviiigu an SS( inniTousivo girl. Tuo vory.net which brought her on tlm. stage, proclaim d her worth nod virtue, and even had she inferably failed, should havo given her a sacred charac ter, procl«iincd,possc3.don on her part of that UIJ0. That id 1832 shows an incriwso of but j ud by the Icucmd ill tho various contl'rics liitlo nmro tlmu 700,1)00. In the departuumtj tlio» visited. From Franco and E'lgljutd they of tho^eitio therq is a positive diiniiiutioifof j passed tu Italy—spent several mo«V.hs in tluYt 78,(IOiniihubilanls. This diiniiiuttoh is to bo j intcrar.iing country—vixstod tlio classic land attributed to thu political state of Fralice.—; ofGroeee—took sliipping llir, Alexandria .in* Tim present population nf tho kin^dotij i» • Egypt, and went up tlio’Nile os fir'as Curio 32,500,031. .. " i ! und tl-.u i'ynumds. lleturtimg to the rtiu. *——■r’-—. J shore, tliey totik j.sssago to .Syria— visited The population of the qlty lif.'New.-York j Jerusalem—tin Dead Sqa*-nod were in Con turned out en masse oil Monday night, 25)* Is j stantiimple when Iv»rd Mt rangfur^. by « favour ..i< «->•*'*«» »*-«■“ „fGinSqjltnu, was permiited to 1'Uit the in side of tit .Sophia' I Vbbhbly Dr. KirlUkud and his lady arc the • only AiVmrlcMw y/lui .over. /?a»v.4lio htaidc nf.lhat celebratodH^dhieo since, the couquest .of jdirumboul ;by MsUyiriot. tlio SCqpnd. } . '* '' 1 Our travel! era' then left Hie chpilil of the thdi'a^t—parsed through Adrifinpb—crossed tho-'B'lllninpinFreauhsil Yiq ian* tiy- travoifing up the valley of t lie Danuho.. Frnu\^ i henc.o * • — * England,/ and nit. us nppears from tho descriptions given of the two overwhelming.public meetings held by tho respective parties, .(Jackson nml anti- Jackson) on that ocpusmn. The f.;nucT as- Isanibled at their old bbtlld grotitnl, Tamumrty Hall, whilst the latter lilled tn overllowing the iurgQ Masonic Mall oil Broadway. Resuln- lions, ^’C. were adoptnd at,/both ulnccK, in tended to advance, tho objects of the respec tive parties, Nlt 1‘AtKtT Smr.-W« had rccehcJ a favombtc di-aedpunn of Capt. WooJ’a non *hip now Imuily e«- p, cuJ, whan We found tlio hllowinj Uritf notice ol her in.tl,» Now York Journal of Commerce “Tho now Savnntiah packol'»hip I^uita, put loaded at thr foot "f y\Vrt|| ■(reel, i$ a fine jamjilo of ilic new method of bui'*- dln» yri h tlio'cabiu* on dock.. Sim baa no cabin hr. low, *o tint the whole ahip in fact, i* fur u«o in ukihg fVcljhf, Dot oh dock *bo l.a» a cab’U fi mhod .in the fmeM »l)-ta, CooUin'mj* l'»m« il.Srty or forty »Ulc r " ini, and extern! ng from near iho main.inart, lack in tlio item.' Tlfu cabin ha* over U.a promenade covon’d wi'h nn awning,‘and i* t\0»ul lho r pWfcrtion «.f. arcom. nmlatioii at aca. Iticoma llio.hdic* like it, fur ilnriy or f->ry luve taken paktajs oh ibo I.miiia on prr prcMMU vny'ign to Savannah. Thi* tldp, and il|< Uriluni), iiitcuiiedm* »* a (raniieiit Liverpool ir.ulvr, tint fit’C'l up in iho big!in*i patjkoi Mylo, wero luifikiJc t-y siao-%, „y 0 0 f pie yarda up town, Uuting (tro la<l Dr. I*aac li.iwrn baa been »u if Anatomy to the Georgia Medicnl Inanuitc in Au^u*- ta, and will debyer,aim, course of Loqupei on 1’hrcn- c’ojy. * .. . v - Loklt-vA, Thompton, IJiq. lias boon #’ccted Cash- icrof lit* Cculrat ltank ofl'!orida. Tim Sec'ctary of tboNavy.luu trammiUod anmo oi •t!»H Teak trvo Bred, dm mr\»t dural.lo wood in iho wofhl to 1'unsacola.lo bo liicd on iho Ljvo O-.k plaHloii-ms. ’J’he) pang Livo llaka nil tho (Jovomumnl p\«n)uiibn, are (aid to bo finnriihing and have grown rapidly. Tho fnllowing nro tho principal collections for tho C»po do Yerd MiHvrcri; , KiAUtn) .» -..57000 00 lUltunArci - - • 50^0 00 ' Kaal Dead ford, (Ucv. Mr. Perry’* i’ariih,). 50 00 l’cnohscoi,Maine, - - .330 00 Portland, - - - **'•* 1200 00 Ncwbur)p«irl, - - . 5S-1 87 - s - *. 350 00 Q.hcrpnrt*cf MasJathuioti*, * - "l 458 66 . Jit4,987 5*' The Governor of Maryland has set apart Thursday 151*1 m*t. aia day nf public thauk<tWjn« and ’priycr’ Pi tke!r.pror.ecdip** relative in tlio leijer of Mr.' MiidieU King,-Cat], iho Tcnneme Logiaiaiuro sa’y : “ As to the proposition of tho Union and SUM Rights PartjM’or tho call of a Southern Convention, your CominUtco are of opinion that a Convention of MLtho States is tho on ly ono known in tho Constitution as authori- zed to ho called by the Lonislalures of the dificront States, atul tlioy believe no sufficient cause for extra constitutional action has yot opeurred.” thofftoticy. A house of Mr. Mohu V win some tinto sinco levied upirt by the M r.dnll. put up fur calc ami kimckod oil to a Stuti- Rights than, who refused to comply wdll lie terms of sale, on the groinid .of. tho uiiconali- tutionulity of tho Tariff laws. After .much consultation nm| deliberation among ib*y of ficers of the Goveruinout, tho hoiiFO waV o-- gam put up for sale vest onlay, on account &• risk ofiho former purchaser, but not a single hid could he-obtained. . Such is I lip Rtote of public opinion hero in respect to tho Tariff/ It has been already practically nnllifieil by public opinion. Wo ought tb’ntld tint tho Uond in this case was given for duties-on,nn .im portation ofeoar.se Woolen),in whud^thc tin. ties were imposed no exelufircly for protec tion ns to bu prohibitory nnl that tho goods in question wero Imported by Mr. llolmea ex pressly (bribe purpose of trying the question* Charlestoi Mercury. • * *. .■■■■ William I’prtcriiehl, chirgcd with stealing §5000 m notes ofiho Salem,./V. J and Del aware Ranks, which was tn board a steam boat, on itn'way Irom PhiWlnlphin t .> the Farmer’s Bank, Wilmington, Del. 1ms boon demanded ol tlio lixeeutivo of this state, by the Governor of IVnnsylvnnin, and wok yos- terday monfing delivored to.High Consiublo* Blauey, of Philadelphia, who immediately sot' ohJ on liis return with the prisoner. * / . • llos'onjiajter. It is stilted in *tha.Princeton Couiicr (lint ho Delaware anti Raritan ,Canal, connection ttho Delaware ntid. Uafitart rivers, at Uordon- town and New uruhaw'ulc, and forming a sloop navigation between iho citic* of Now York and PhilaJ Ipl/Mond by means of tho Chesaiidiike and Delawhre Canal a satb com munication between thr coilnncrci.il towns on the Ciiosapeako Buy and tho New ' Eng land States, is 111 a state bf forwardness and will be completed by iho mill of the year 1833. Tho Canal is seventy fi^c feet nt top water lino, and seven feet deep; and will conven iently pass vessels of sue feet water;, the locks pro one hundred ami ten fepl between the gates, atid^ twenty ' thruo fUet wide and one huudred feet from stym to stern; a square float may pass twenty tkreo feet wido and ninety five feet in length. The fcdder, or Delaware branch of this canal, extending, from Tree inn to,- Bull’f Island, (twenty throe miles,) yiil be navi^iblc, A gentleman advertised in tho H'wghnm Gazette; that ho has opened a school for V lung Ladies- . Also a heavy wagon which he would exchange for % car. Tips Temmds us of the Teply of an old acquaintance of ours a shop-keeper. He was ^ asked by a lady if he had white lace veils. ‘Why, no I hiv’nt vels the timsc nitercsting cduittrv.—N. Y. (Ilobe. curity, expecting that when it did vicious, I there were snyon others which exceed. dtth »t. OP i) R . KinKLANn.i^Thd lefirn-1 - -- - «? •- . , wo ulmuld he admonished ofiho time, by its num»;or. Manehester is the Kcmmd city.' « t) r . KirkUnd.’ftd’nvrlv Prdsidotit'bf-lLtt^ ? ru ^:‘ u ! , ‘i cus ‘ ' graduul nppr *- -n* s»-««. 1 rn <.. ; ,kk ,i... <*..., N .i,. ^,.11 r ! .V. n ’ * -. J .. .. 11... ».f.f nn tit., k proifthcd u Potersburg, it entno from visited St. I.—. — . stead of Uiis it broke out so suddenly among tifl.Thutwo wero uuwdling to believe it was boro, 1 ill we had button vprlain and painful evidence oftits presence.. v w In this placo, ^0 beliovn it 1ms thus far been characterised by- peculiar malignity.— tlio nmnbrr or tluaths, (n propurtfpn to triofo Who liavn been attacked, and in proport join to otir whole popti'niioii, being greater, wo believe; in ft given tin\o, than, in any city which it lia^ visited, if except Moutroul. As yet there seems to be no sensible'uhtife- inejit of the tlisonso.- .The reports of. tho Bu4td of Health, wo have reason to believe, aro not a fnirsindieation of tho state of the disease, as sumo of our physicians do not. re port to it. . .v.' • -< As yet, no measures have been taken to, BU|»]iress the grog-shop*, or to dimmish the amount of drain drinkimi. On the contrary, several retailers ure making their boast, that they sell a far greater quantity of liquor, now than they did before, the pcnjde resorting to it ns a pm'cnM’tie. I low melancholy is the reflection, that notwithstanding the warnings wc have-received by.every.jnuil for months oast, of tho almost certain death tint follows gf)nie || m , rum drink mg. Iho people wm still muJtjr ruoti nu t „„ f (J upon tlcdl!i. Should the Inggard ghosts of the fifteen hundred drunkards who have gono to their graves in Nc*v-York, within the last fuw months, present them-'elves at once in our hur>roomH,and with a voico l«uul and ter rific ns seven thunders, exclaim, “ BcwnrC ! there is death and damnation in that bowl!” it vyould not. deter those deluded wretches from drinking. They cannot ho reusdhed with or frightened. If they will not lo ad- admonished, for aught \ye boc, the judgniDiit dav alone will dispol their delusion, The nllbct of this epidemic upon business hna been paralytic.. Many pcoplo have fled Into the'eountry. vainly Imping thus to esenpo tlio disease. Many stores 0to closet). 'J’he streets present the appearance ofSablath.— In our markots, vvlietc there used to.stand from threo lo |ivq hundred waggons evory thy, fur tho hst several days ihero vvere only from, ten to twenty-five ; consequently, tho price of count ry produce hns greatly bd’vatic- cd. FitANKrouTf fcJepT." Td.—TIic freedom of Gerniatiy has recolvcd anotlier blow adminis tered. by the Government of Baden, which seoms now most disposed of all the putty states to carry into effect tho orders cf op. pressioii issued 6y tho Diet. Intelligence has reached this city that the University of Froi- htiMth Bris^an on Friday last,was closed for nq tndefmlto period. This University was a Catholic one, and the most romftrkablc for Uhcrahtyjof all in.Germany. Its professors and in partieqlar Rdttcckj Wclckor.and Dut- tingor. who aro besides, members of the So : eoud Chamber ofiho Grand Duchy, are known respected and beloved, for their writings in fa- y.or of frccdoin, all over Germany, . This hews, like many'others, is most gra ting to the Germans, who say, “ \Vo tnust bear this, and ovon more, before the reaction takes nlaco ; but )voo bolide our tyrannic ru- lers when 1 it does.” Nnmbors are preparing to quit tbojrcoun? try for the American, states. In Rhenish Bavaria, associations aro forming for the pur pose, and a deputation is 6aid to bo in' rcadi- neat* to otari fo]; tlio U. S. in. order to hove a comoiunioatipn.wlth thQ Government of that countxy, and.topurcjiasc Iracfs, which are to bo peopled Frotn hcncc,and to be called “New Gor^nttny.* , ’. ' ’ Formerly, .the exiles were persons who wcnt ; to sock fortune’s .favors ; . now,, from some districts ,-nofti 1 the’Rhino, 13 persons, who ench possossos fromHOOO to£4000, are making all ready. It .is even said that vvoaltb will leave that district, in'.the hands of a few families, to tho amount oT8l0l»,000; a con-' sidcrablo Bum for Germany, which ib to be deserted, because tho people arc treated with injustice. ty'of NVdker, .t w m iiis g »o 1 tbrtuno after ye.trs of service, to give complctd-satisfac tion to his constituents. • No ir the conclusion of -the Into war, at a most critical and dangerous f ine, thu com mand ofall tho force/ destined for the protec tion .:itd defence of the sua-Coast and sou: hern boundary., of tie* Sintfi of Georgia, was given 10 him by Govct’nor Marly. In 1810 lio was elected by the Logical ure, elec or of Presi dent.hud Vico Fresidoploftho United States ; and was after wards twice honored with the offieo of Governor of this.Statc. Besides 1 he forgoing, ho has received, several other species of virtue, which is the purest and the ft pj U; j u tmot:l:t and commissions from tho leg- beat, and the most acceptable to tho imiliter o« j s j,^ ur0 on ; Governors of (1 'nrgia. hut Iv’e just got up a real lot of potash kit- ties. ’ Divjko foii lo}»t TiiKAsyua.— 1 There is a small cutter 'now lying in our (Yarmouth) roadstead, belonging to a man. named Bell. Her crew co'isists of six men, several of whom arc very_ export 4n diving.. J3ha.sails about froui place to place to offer nssUtahce. tmtecover lost troasure, &c. She lut/.ai riv- ed for the purpose (by pe.rmissiop. uf ihq Ad miralty) of-endeavoring tnob.tain.u pi.1rj19ji.of tho trdnsaru lost in the Guernsey. Liiy trans port, which g »t on the Cross Baud,, floated off, and afterwards foundered in the ’centre or 'Ynrtnouth-r.Mtls, iii 43 feet- water, -coming with stores, &e from I Inland, after the Duke of York’s cxnod.tjon in 1709. The transport \va9 fadbit wnh horses, ammunition (in which there were 23 brass field piecesi)- a stook of wine, &e. The method these divers use is curious :—The cutter is placed immediately over tho wreck, the diver then, habited in an -India-rublicr air-tight dress, having a.tuho at tached at the back of tho neck to receive tho air (which ift' constantly kept pumping in,) descends from a rope ladder, and gives sig- nnlft for certain things to lie sent down by a bmnll line, which is attended to by those on tho d'»ck bf the cutter; by this line'baskets and otlfcr utensils are sent down for Jho use of the divor, and sent np again with wine, &c. The divers’s head dress is curious; it is composed nf copper, and is a complete covering, ihatlc much after tho manner of tho aneimit hblmnt,' only that iv is made larger thanJl(c head, nnd has in its upper part three glft^s windows; it weighs fifty pounds. He has two dresscss on besides that, above men tioned. He carries down with him One hun dred and twenty pounds of Juad in two bugs. With nil this weight ho Jeclarrs that when in the water he appears perfectly freo from weight or incumbrance of any sort. Thcro haslioen nlbady brought up a largo quantity- of wine the botth's curiously tattooed with Iqige qnd small oysters,' which have been tasted,,-and ire excellent, some copper, iron handles of chcsls, pieces oft gun-carriagrs, *Ssc. They hope soon to be in possession of the brass guns, valuable plate, and The dollars, Which was known t he transport'had on beard for the purpose of paying the troops employ ed in the above mentioned expotlitiod. Tnp Admiralty wo. understand, has handsomely given pcrmissjon to Capt; Bell to make what uso he pleases of the articles fourtd, only con- dt ioniiig that the'brass guns (if recovered)' 'shall bo given up*, for .which they will return their value* Great numbers of persons from different pqrts of the country haVe been off to view this novel and singular undertaking.— Boatmen are in constant attendance to take off, at’ moderate charge, those persons whb wish to witness this effort of human ingenui ty and enterprize. The diver, when uuder Goodness and Mmxy, 111 a! piety! By this .Mis3.;"emld/‘ mat.ififsled her tuporlalivt? vir tue, her wbHuui aud her fctrengtlv of miitd.-— Talk of-Grecinn daughters after this! The piety of Virgil’s horn though aided by the charms of poetry, is smpass -d by tho piety of tho yr.*:i{j girl obeying tlio hard and (irosaie- Cull of necessity umMove. 'i’o abandon in a moment - every chcrir.hed anticipation and achcifie .of 1 To—liirJl" w iihbat’ scruple through the recWniii of her Ikm ly circle—■ to.ilevpto h*’r existence to ihb existence o* ho’rparents—lo luce a thenlrieal audience tin prepared as she was, and tribling only to ,i»er innajo strength, wa3 h tnanifeatation of mural courage’ tlntl devotion, which wii** 'well calculated tn evince Imiv worth and tako captive the Iwaits of Knglishmcn.— :Tho cx^icriinnnt was attem.ded, mid was hailed by u, tempest of applause. Wi ll do’ -\vo 'romiunher ,Tho n : gl«t, and well do wo ropiomhcr tho broken tones and tearful »<yo with which _thc father, in his nbcunding pride of iicnri, came forward lo acknowlo go the congratulations of the auditory. Happy father, lo have so excellent a child l—lor purely, jf Heaven bus rewards iir store for mortals, its. choicest blessings must descend lilto tho silent dew upon the lieud of so. wor thy and good a daughter. , “ Mi3s F«pny Kemble was courted and caressed—wa3 the theme of go era! praise and iuvidiofis compliment—fopfmgs tpasied her in thoir# clubs, arid spawned mr’.Jf their flippant flaltciios.in her presence 1 - ladies 0! fashion invited her, as a newly arrived lion ess, to their mansions; she was tliq object ol universal applauoc, wonder and sympathy.-^- An ordinary girl's head would have been tur- isluiuro an Governors of U -orgia. I:i 1827,, ho moved to west Florida, ami sought a retreat from tho cares And turmoils of busy life, on the socluded boarders of St. Andrews Bay, where ho hoped to spend the evening of a not unoVcntlufufe in Ills cnjdy- meul of domestic quiet and ropOSA. • Til*; t$* w jiensrs incident tu a settlement in a new coirflv ” Vy,.fibon rondmed it necessary for him agaitf f ‘' to embark in active business, and the appumt- mout-of agent, fur the protection pflivu-onk. huvingboon tcmlorcd hiifi, hnacccjitcd it, and tiol\\ k it!»sta iilltig, ils duties’ wore arduous, ami tlio perfortnanpo-of thcln iiUmidcd >vit!i con- tlaiit exposure, yot Icing urged by the de- parlinctit at Washington, to bring the. business to a close, aiid having the kimb.-ht icg-ird fi»r the future prospects and welfare of liis family, hq, at tho must uuwholosomo season of tho year, e.v)»osod himsolf, in the discharge of u dfitv, to the -inclemenciesof tlm most mrhea’. . thy portion of ids district, and fell a victim to the unrelenting hand .of death. And in that stryke, that fumdy has sustained a loss which no time, no circumstances can repair ! Asa man, a citizen, <m.l a politician, hon our and integrity, aro tho pillars oft his fiumr —it is as.imperishablo as the materials that support it—as a husband, father and master, the deep anguish of those to whom he stood in thoso relations^ bespeak his worth anil llitir, loJs. As u. irieitd, he was the firmed of friends. As a iliristian, when asked if ho believed in.thu.rtrrnal efflfcnqy of the roligioii of Clirjst,;his lA-;t ondihlo words wore, “ t be lieve.’’ .Ho breathed his last without a strug gle, and hij-counicounce in? death bore tho impress of pcncu and contont, “Nor further, sock his merits to'disclosc Nor draw his frailties, fcortfilieir dread abode, coiaiiutpiiL. |.ATr.'T MVKUPOJt. IIATEJ.. I.ATF,3r iiaVue nvrus.'...’.. SCI’ i K>l B, H l«1 .SEVTCMBLlt 10 tied instantly—Miss Kemble.. was Ana^ of Tlmro they'alike in.t rambling impo repose sterner and truer metal. - (The bosom of hi» father and his, God.”/) Vnr.Y PARTICVLAttLY TllBMENDOVS.— | Tho Now-Jorsy Oystcrmcn seem determined | to “ shako this government to its centre, ” —*—‘ and tear Sialc right-* to tatt**rs. There has been another most awful naval battle between theso “ high minded and chivalrous sons" of.thunder, and the marine forces of tho High and mighty State of Maryland, the official do- tails of which, aro given in the Fusion Ga. otto, in a style horcl. ring closely upon the subliiiiity •»( Admiral fc>arloriou3' account of his bloody and never to bo forgotton buttle with the puiss,'mt Armatla of l)onJ Miguel in which both parties run away. The Mary land marine, however, ‘to do’ it justice, had n more fructifying engagement—having boldly boarded one . of tho enemies buttaaux and i* carried her in fine style” at the. point of the Oyster tongs. “ Six out of nine sail of schooners and sloops ” where the firuiis of this magnificient sea fight. • In short it came near being a lake Erio bus ness altogether except that we believe no body was killed, but acouplo of Kent Island volunteers who qvereat thctrrolvCs after the engagement, upon a bushel and a half of tho “ spoils of victory. “ Spirit of glorious Bluo point L What luxury would there bo* in doing battle with these bcllipotent oyster frigates even at the risquo of a broken pate, if we could cap ture one of their cargoes! Camden. Journal Not. many years ago that honest . mail, T ■■■ P-—-, was preparing to ascend the steps ofa stage the door of a hotel in New York ; biit the irruption of boot black, table- boy, dothes-brush, porter, ami chamber’maid arrested him. Tlte old gentleman surveyed ihernwiUi.cvident marks of displeasure, and thetrsummoning the landlord; nddreHsed liim thu? Have 1 paid my bill! ” * Yes,sir." 1 “Then pay your servants ” A ptibko dinner gtv^A in Loudon |>y the Merchan fl’rlaH lately, cost 53^2. Among the gueets wjm many Daker, Earls, Lvrds, Augusta, Nov.G—Cotton Market—There was coni-idcrhblc animation in our market lart week, sales were readily made at to 11 cts. Since we are in possession of Liverpool ac counts the 20th September, received per tho George Canning, our market has experiou- .ced a still.further advance, and tho article is purchased freely at 10 a 11.*,. . The receipts during last week wero light*. ’ New- Yark^. October 31.—-Colton—.The sales- Jiayo nfmost exclusively been for’ homo use, and tho stock is, now' reduced so low'that holders have, in several in stances, obtained an advance of £ to h a cent oh the prices of lust wcok. It is. believed tlmm are hot 200B bales at present in market for sale. The transactions, from 27th to 3Ul|i inclusive, amount to about 1000 bales—of which 550 wer.o Now-Orleans, at 12 a 13 cdhts ; 400 Uplands 10J a 12.J, and 50 Alabama,: at 13 cents". Total Import, since -1st instant....2084 bales. Export, froin 1st to’25th instant;..3l52 baicrj Rice—Sales of 80 or 1(10 tierces at 3J cts. cash and time, and, by auction, 32 tierces in ferior, a2g cents per lb. .cash. - No fur* • . tlior arrival. Philadelphia, November 1.—Superfine * Flour has bxperienc'.'d an advance within the laaA xveek of 12^ to 25 cents per bbl.—stock small, and sales for home use hayo been brisk at 86 a 80 25. A lot of 500 Hams sold this wo may quote the article from 10 to 104 cts. Mess Fork, 8I4'p_dr bbl Sperm audWin* ter Oil, 105 to HO I Spenn Candles, 33 to 35, scarce and in few hands, and in demand. Cheese, 0 to 8 cents. Cider Brady, 35 to 37^ cents. The above quotationa- are from lagtuai sales. - . •

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1835, November 10, 1832, Image 4