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!' ; ■ , ■' ' The steam-boat Alatamaha, when on her passage from Augusta to tlns«i|jr, with boat* Nos. 9 & 16 in tow, the formerftith 668 and the latter 651 bales cotton, on Saturday last, accidently run No. .I6 k upon a snag in the river, a few miles this side of Matthew’s Bluff, (half way) which in a H few minutes gunk Her. With great labour, the most of the Cotton was preserved without da nage, being removed on board the steam-boat. About one hundred bales only, it is suppos- ’ ed, will be materially injured, though a cong siderable f_antity was left Hoatiffgin ilff river, but tjKared. The accident was en tirely owing to.the of ihg river, oc- , casioned bv the late frWet, aind was unavoi dable. The steam boat Enterprize, with % towboat, left here on Monday, to bring down the Cotton. The following are the consignees of No. 16—viz: Gordon, Peterson, Hammond & co. BlanKkard, Bro thers & co. DuhameL tSt Auze.S. J. Bour ireaux, W. GastMpJ. Gumming & Son, O’ Taft, R. Campbell, P. Hill, C. C. Gris wold, and G. B. LamanTSau. Georgian. & \lieJSwliiym lH ,>l r "J T •rP»n of (liaTTonoraljle^*lg( r rediqtfl upbn'the. principle of Lex tha \|Mis are liable ttSperfonn ditia duty \ [Chas. Cm G U z. , * With n proni, dfefcUk which enhances the value c 5 the Pro‘ves<lm|y Ji)ie act concern ing Gen. I v Fayette, vvhich'passed the House of on Wednesday, was ta ken <s> j reiU * t '* ree severa^ines - a,u * Anally , ~sed, * n tl,e Senate, yesterday, without a tissenting voice. It now only wants the 'gnature ot the President, which fti at it will give him sincere plea® to this, bdl, to make it v a "' voice in me Senate c<u ' the bill’s receiving even its second reading yesterday: but, the thing being resolved up on, forms were dispensed with, thrcthe act of national gratitude might be spedMy 6on •?;«Meil. [Nat.'Lnt. ■The bill has at length passed the House ] d’ Representatives, which has been forseve *ral years on the. tapis, for occupying the Mouth of the Oregon, or Columbia River. It has been so amended as not to contemplate, even prospectively, a civil or territorial form of government. The occupation will there fore, for the present, he purely military. The aboriginal name of the River, Ore ao\, will be restored to it, if this bill passes the Senate in its present shape, and we are glad of it. It is a sonorous word, and signi ficant—the meaning of it being, when tran slated, The River that runs to the fVen. —-^o[ .lbid. A scat in the Senate of the United States has become an object of such honorable am bition, that every vacancy in that body is warmly contested. In Connkotwjvt, the Legislature were not able, last spring, to come to a choice at all. In Nrw. .Hamp shire, the Legislature has beeii these three weeks employed in vain attempts t« make a choice, 'flit* same thing seems likely cur in Pennsylvania. We have now to add, that five more ballotings took place on the 17th inst. On the sth ballot, General Marks received 56 votes, Mr. Burnside 51, Mr. Sergeant 19, and two votes were scat tered. On the 18th instant, two more unsuccess ful! attempts were made. On the last bal loting, the following gentlemen received the highest number of votes; Win. Marks 45, Thomas Burnside 35, John Sergeant I 8, S. D. Ingham 18. The further balloting has been postponed to the third Monday in January. , Ibid. At the latest accounts from New-Orleans, i we learn that the Ex-empress of Mexico, 1 ' from her residence in the country; she in tends remaining permanently in the United, States. Ibid. [ The. Presidency, —“ In case there is no ehoice of President by the House of Repre sentatives of the U. .S. then the duties of, the office will devolve on the Vice President. How many trials are necessary to decide, whether a President can be chosen or not ? Or will a vote of the House, that they cannot effect a choice, decide this point? From a newspaper article we have seen,’it would appear only one trial is permitted.” [Boston Pal. If only one trial were permitted, them k mojif assuredly Ifie duties of President would |r(Jevolve on the Vice President, after the 4th day of Marcli next. Hut the number of trials is limited only by the space which re-j ■mains between the time ot counting the votes in the House of Representatives, and the expiration of the functions of the present Vnembers of that body, at midnight, on the third day of March. There is not, in our opinion, the least reason to doubt, that a choice of President will be made by the House of Representatives. The Members pf the House, it is supposed, will be tena cious of their opinions,, but, without applying to them what Cardinal De Retz has said of mne multitudinous assemblages, we may veniuie to say, that the tenacity must be very strong., which can sustain the fatigue ami suffering of an uninterrupted silting ol two weeks. f £Au/. Lit. Mrs. Deoatuh has presented to Con gress a .Memorial, claiming compensation for property lost in the blowing up of tin- Philadelphia frigate at I ripoll. •» TO THE PATRONS QJ? The ijousUlxiiionaWat, NEWS BOY’S VERSES, On the Ist January, 1845. I. »RW YKAK’S DAY, my matters—and Mis fit Thai I should string together sundry rhvtuei, Which albeit void of poesy and wit, 1 May ne’erlheless resemble these du’l time*. That are so out of joint. Let fancy flit Through the rich groves that wave in ninny clime,. ( I t shall not ask her aid—a verse or two In downright plainness will I weave for you. •t 11. I wonder what mortals giggle, When the Sun fisc, first, jn dannary, And why they capers rut, nnd prancr and wriggle, “ Like being, whose brisk spirits ne’er may weary . ,‘ \ Alas, they cannot Gaffer TIME inveigle He will at last, point out the mansion dreary. Where Hopes and doys must rest !-'Ti. very horrid, To think how soon wo may be dead and buried 1 HI. t woui; not cloud the few bright blooming hours That smile upon,us, in the path <jf life ; I would not tear the Rose from pleasures’ bow’rs, And leave her fields with'thorn, and thistles rife ; i 1 on,T menn to say—while time is ours, It might be well to think u,on the strife /That Tire iinchastened r,und the conscieeer flings While Death is hovering near on leaden wings ¥ ■ TV ’ - Ah, who has heard the loud nnd glorious note, ; Sounding in Welcome through the wije spread land, I W " f,ed wher’er th’ tinfrtlered krerze,float From the high mountains to Ike Atlantic strand ; Ah, who has heard-with callous heart nnsmole A * ifb f‘«W« m.igifions mighty wand For never e.nn Clolumhn’a sons forget , The modest virtues of t e great FAYETTE. ' T. The best of beacons is .a shattered waclc**-®* l Some ’'ircwd Philostpher hath said or sung ; A 1,1,1 thi ‘;will not lifcs’ navigator check, v Wb.o nnv’n hv passion, rushes heedless on. *** I Thy fafne the waste of ages shall bedeck. Like some tall desert-Palm-aye green and young ■ f oidu to all pilgrims Giant of th» wild— fcpm •far—fresh, bright, and undcfil’d ! ■' VI, * A***, f..- I J i ■ man whom Colonel /. . .’ year foster, at the mtiom cuit.— I y Ambassador to Mesico— S> i- u P° n thee if not wholly lost To .sld n impulse bitter tears would flow Hit, hemes all hrsken, marr’d and cross’d— e |A« » Crown of Laurel 'veaveg. An > breathes a fragrance o’ar its leaves. e r VII. t I too, General anight (1 scorn I In thy hi?h something better far, * Thun the ,a,,e and feelings stern ‘ That his f: "n a t'ke a red baleful star. Casting ‘ orl * l and famine from its urn, Whe - vi " s thß nations in unrighteous war— id yet—though paled by tears, with slaughter gory— s V* I 0 ,h * ,{er ° of ./y em -Orl,an’s Glory, ! , VIII. Fra-. Ihoe ght J. Q. A**.S | C i, r n to quell 1 he burst of angry and intemperate fires ; And Secretary tench to owcll In narrower sphere ambitions mad desires. From thee may Crawford learn how vain the spell That would enrhain the soul that VkOKTH inspires, Long may his days in useful lustre shine And in their evenings’ calm, resemble thine ! IX. i i-AyETTE, 10, all men do turn to the*, And nattons smile or tremble ,| thy name j Thou art the HIGH PRIEST of fair LIBERTY Ami from her altars never-dying flamu 1 Thou xav’st thr spark , that at Thermopylse Awaken’d GREECE to sense of ant.ettt fame , Thou gav’rt to FRANGE to SPAIN the glorious light, Ah, quench’d too soon in sad 4nd cheerless night ! X. But time flies onward, and hush’d be the strain Yet first, as duly bids. I „i,h y 0„ Pence And jocund Health, and freedom from all pain; May your rich Pleasures yield a vast increase • May you have Honors—and without a stain ; ’ And when your days of travail here shall’ce.se. May you remember. 4ith peculiar ioy, The Trjle given to the CARRIER ROY. This morning, a few minutes after 1> o’clock. PUSH-A-MA ernment for the disposal of a imr/ioa rft n *S°; iatl0 '»> with gov phalicallv the frifn l of » i.:ia n ‘ De whs ern in hostility ugainst them. ,n,en ’ nevcr hav,n 5 ,a ‘ se J his arm the nation, and breathed hts ■■■ he falhl ' J rl .'’ ®«re of • hit companion, and acqua nt \Tce Wr?!T‘ !“ r^ r " s » f ciliated the II IS due to the government to say that the he«f mnirLi (lance was assigned to Ibis chief thro.icl out I?.V in T 1 ,- T fe h"e S verr" d Un,, ’‘- rinff in l,U to adunid.t'cMrpi^n"^* understand that some of’the vd?! f " n,ra l ceremonies. We aa iarMrst l ’“;; J » n. 1 - -e - - u? Othington City Ornette, ‘24th nil. RICH.MONI) ACADEMY. , milE Exerctdes in this InMiluiion «re rt s'trm-c nnha Rrv M pr n' nt Ur ' der tl,p wperintendanc 1 °Mhr R.y. M p . Biuntix. The Class,s heretofore 1 with him in Latin and Greek, Algebra anti etry, are respecHt.tly ii.vited to tv turn to t|,r ' Academy. Mr. Mnoitc ctmf.intiea to wiyt hia service*, with his usual ability and faithfulness ' m the Bullish department , 1 Isaac Herbert, Clerk to the Hoard of T, mtcet a January 4 "i ( AVGUSTJi FREE SCHOOL. '3THK M AN.AGF.US nr ’ requested to attend r H Meeting THIS EVENING, at the Lecture doom, at stvan o'clock < -t I. Henry, Sec'ry. J .Ttrnnrv 4 jt * ~ 11 . -*• — f V\ouVu am\ Jab Vr ? -nting Neatly Executed at this Ofcce. * ' . : * W ' 3. ff CIRCUS Wvfov\\u\\u*e e\t,vy V/veiung. THISKVENIXH, (TUESDAY.) January 4, 1825. THE EVENING'S ENTERTAINMENT .JO BOM MENCK WITH THE (QiEiiifjiD asrjmasa HO RS EM AX SHIP Ry iVLastev WWiUaUer. running vaulting By the whole Troop. The intrepid Equestrian, wiil go ihr.uigliWLle Rh'nt aßts °t Equestrianism—and qnaclnde with the six divisions of the Broad Swrfrd, the horse in full speed. * STILL VAULTING, % the whole Troop, viz ; Messrs. Blyth, Asien, Hunt, Hughes, Whitts ker, Sessford, M’Coon Chatter-Box Gabble Joke, (the Clown) \VII I I VMS. YE AS ANT 1 * VROIAC, By Mr. BLYTH, - On two b autilul II r,es-w’i . wi I perform »HV arduous feat of parrying Mailer Whittaker tF arms length, the Uor e. going at full speed. OUAXR T\IAN\PO\AXE^ Ovt r Hois ihronjrli •-» n o Ry Mastev HUNT. ~ ojl ,M V . uvMtrs, HIS SECOND APPEARANCE HERE. Mr. MAXCY, % Will perform a popular Ait on the Patent Kent Ruple. — % * HORSEM ANSF T? i Ry Master Witlinu' SsdO or Bfdic !! during which he wll peril rm a variety of int creating tests. Ictsnmg' through HOOP V. over GARTERS &c, fcc. the Hors- .<ovn , '-«i full speed. the Evening’s Performance to conclude mith th hunted Taylor, OR, MR. BUTTON'S JOUR NET TO BRENT EUR/). ni'ly Hutton, Mr Bi-tth. | Clown, Mr. Williams. oO' Admittance to the Boxes One Dollar, PI I, Kif't Gents. *•* Children under ten years of age, admitted •nthe Box? at half pHce. t-j-f Doors open at a quarter pa* t six, and Per. Wins rice to commence at seven oTlock precisely. Iff I'tckets may he procured at the Circus and at the Cl be-Tsvern during the daylM^" Circus M tMo *& t thMtort of the SIDE Waynesborough Academy. will open tin -A der the liectorsitio of Mr. WILLIAM H H ILI.IAAIS on the first Monday in January 1825, where will be taught the Classics general ly, and :f I the branches of an English Education. This Institution is confidently recommended 'o the patronage ui the publ c and the friends of Literature. R. E. Hroclnax, I*resident of the Uq:ird Commissioner s Jarnmry 4 3 r v 55 . (Q*A CARD. CNDERS I ANOING that, some young ladies in Augusta, are desirous of obtaining a more borough knowledge of some of (h< higher branch es of edm a i n, without being confined to a school during the usual It mrs of tuition ; the undersign ■d proposes to instruct a private dust, or class's in any of (he following branenes, viz Rhetoric. Logic, Moral and Natural Phi.osophy, History— it hutrated by Lnvisne’s Tab es. Chemistry, Aslrono my—connected with the use of the Globes, Book keeping. Algebra, Ike. As these blanches, together with the commonei studies, are taught in his school, the shove classes may recite at any hour, either during school time, or between 12 and 2 o’clock- B. 35. Uopkina January 4 55 LITERARY. 0 ij\ GENTLEMAN, recently Preceptor of an XtA English Academy, wishes a situation in one ; r would he willing to lake charge of a reapeclablt' School in the Country, or engage Ttunself to » Family as a Ptivale Instructor. T'iifc r„riutj blanches necessary in a polite education ar might by him, viz : —Orthography, lUsdfng, \\ . ■ mg, Arithmetic, Grammar, (upon the urns, mi . proved systems) Ancient am I M > <ierri Geogra -by—together with the use of the Mips and idu trations from the Globes. Book keeping—upon tin oalian Method ot double entry, by Jackson—and tlx r systems, the Elements ot Euclid or (iconic 'ry, Trigonometry. Mensuration, Ancient am! Modern History, Ulietonc, Composition, Su re graphy, or ike projection of maps, (kc. kc. k<:.~ Unqucath liable testimonials, long experience and Ihe success he has met with in his Profession, wil. .itti.m his »d«quacy of the undertaking. Ant addressed to V\ F. through the tnedilim of the Post Office, will be punctually atlemjtil to. January 4 3*t 55 CiiliUiou L'artj. V/|H- COLVE-ML respectfully informs the la ITJ. dies and gentlemen of Angus a. tiial nis nex I Par.v (having been postponed) wi.l take place on FRIDAY, the 7thinst. 1 N. 1! Hie nm in succession, wi<l be on the Lhursday following. January 4 Ty VI '■ ' •- 0 Ed want Henkell, having •iSUdrswn from the concern oi Fraser, Bowl W ItfnkeU —the subscribers will continue the AUCTIOK Si COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the firm of Fu.i'ilt h Bowhi<r •Limes Eraser, iTllpwdre. January 1 it 5A (fT'\ \\eodove U. Oancing Assemnly wil; take place PHIS eVk. NING, at his Bali-liuom, lower tenement TJrafgf dank. . 1 4 it $5 :• The Subscribers loi i.K il a tup-rtm islup, their bus ■R- ness wi'l in liitnre be conducted under tli firm of Mh)imiMAN & HOWLAND. C P. Merriraan. Wm. M. Rowland. January 4 3, j \V\uvvt V>ff\ce. YrtEHSONS wisbiog to CO..Had for ti er< pan- of I the Wharf (from the injury sustained, VyT'V Me treshei) are requested to hand in their pr'-prt sals to the uudtrsigned, at the (foptpany’s Office, in or before Friday, the 7th inst. at 10 o’clock. A, M, The Contractor will be required to fin I'ALthe work in Hie moat substantial nian ier, and '•Tt ■’"fili'itv with the original plan of be Wharf ■€ John Hliarp, Treasurer. ._2r’‘ „ *4 2t 5; Sale ( heap, Tns exeeUeut House Tauls. 4 V". J- M. Hand. hturv 4 2t 55 v ,S.\CHANSE OrriZE VWIT&a STATES 9 y’V and POST NOTES, \ I.SO, DRAFTS Ou Roston, ihiltiiiiore, •providence, U asliiiigton New-York, Petersburg, V T a. Philadelpliia, ( harlestou, S. C. 1 snd Savaiiuah, for Stile by Geers, B.mtiell & St. John. B'Ouil, corner ofM’ Inlush street. Ocm and Silvkii coin and all knnls o| Bank Notks, Bnutrht and Sold. • N’ tv idler 12 40 THOMAS S. METCALF, -LLS til,-. 1 ..tod of int'ii iiiug Ins mnn s 1. 11 id Hie public generally, that ho ha jtM i t cetvetl, and is n.iw receiving a very Inryg and we . <-d stock at' md ifliiej wnl favor It ■rn vith their cost in. y will Hid Inin “ u( In.me,” anendii.g to his own husiniss ready and willing 10 supply tiiem with , ruy ot li lowing arlides', on the most reason -1 >Jc tern s, lor cash or prime city acceptances : 1 100 I ONS well a.sorltd Sweedc & Bosnia Iro 120 hh l.s. prime S. Croix and N. Orleans Sijg 100 hugs prime Green Cuff c Jol l l ids. prune Jamaica Coffi-e 1 50 pieces prime 42 inch Bagging 50 do best f iw Bagging, very cheap r 5h do host Twill’d Sacking 50 coils J/ale Hope " 200 bbls. best N .rthern Gin, bi-st brands 200 do lx si Einlsdelphia Whiskey 100 do Northern Hum 2.5 hhda. do do 20 do prime retailing MolaWs 4 do superior old J.x . srtca Tim 15 pipes do //olland Gin 5 dor 1 do Cognac ffrandy ' 1 pipe do old l’ort#Vine 60 1-g and 1-4 caskg’Malaga and Sherry Win, I 35 18, J.A and 1,2 pipes Sicily and I’ico M.< oJma Wiritta. 20 bbl«. belt GidgPjAegnr 260 do Irish P■igKr 50 do /feels 200t> bundles ffninns 100 bhls. prime Northern Flour 25 hull barrels do do 50 hb,s, and b' Xijs L'taf and Lump Sugar 50 ton cutiiefiojes fresh //ysou l ea 1 25 bags Pepper 20 do Spice Ginger 25 boxes U.usiiis Jo kegs No. 1 llichmond Tobacco BO boxes Georgia Candles 3o do Spermaceti Candles 250 whole anu half boxes No, 1 Soap 50 kegs best Oupoiits Powder 200 bugs Shot, assorted 2500 Tis, B. ir Lead 2000 lbs. lump and band Iron 5000 do German and blistered Ste J 2000 do Share Moulds 8000 bushels Liverpool Ground Salt 2100 do //.own 1000 bs superior Virginia //anis 10,000 ihs Logwood JO,OUO Kussia (fudls •300 dozen 1 nniblers 100 ca ks paleol Cut Nuils, assorted , 25 fiaient Plouglis and Paints 10 dozen Carolina Hoes , 55 boxes Homes’ and VV’liilt’s and Wliitte more’s Cards 100 boxes prime Cheese 20 casks do do 50 reams Wrapping Paper 20 casks Lime 300 nests Dry Measures 200 nest* boxes 20 hbis Shad 50 half barrel* Sha 1 200 bids. No, 3 Mackerel 100 do. No. 1 do 100 had barrtls No. 1 do 150 bids No. - 2 do 75 half batrels No 2 do 50 five gallon Oemajohns 3ti boxes J/avana While Sugar , 10 do do brown do 250 hull, quarter and tenth boxes superio Spanish Cigara, Uos Amig. s ami Flint’) ,» brands, Y November 5 38 Lbs. prime bacon, FOR SAI.E, On Consignment, by 15. Eicquet. Novambar 3* 45 ’' ’ • -v ;w ' >• u-V 41 '• I &Wmmm<* ', ' ■ 11 Morning at 10 o’Cloctft# f/£7^$ 1U414 K SOLD » * ; At f\e Mirlcet • House, The remaining LOTS at the up'- eu<! o.' llui City, lately owned by Mr. Burner viKinne. Ctj* wishing valuable real estate in th* tipper pi. *-Va> Town, will find it to be to their .ii.t- rev u attend th. Ve . 'J'rHMS- Under SSOO Cash, over SSOO, one bass Uach—sfemylndei nay able first ot January ■ex . with interest «• 6 percent per annum. Ap. proved endorser* will he P'qutfd ' Fraser Ha Bowdre, : iv ; Auctioneers. JannarV 4 ' If 5o Mwifo ~ ’ On THVRS AV, AIOUVLYG ve.vt, at 10 o'clock , te ll he. sold, before the store of Ur. V C repay, IUS ENTIRE STOCK OF '■FANCY GOODS, Well Assorted. ALSO The Store lieiued until Ist. oc. b r nr v Trent* Uud-r S2OO Cash, and over g 30() an. proved endorsed N if, at fiO -Uvs, Fraser & Bmvdr**. Auctioneers. •Tannnrv 4 lr 5 , \VVVj\i \\V\ WVi .XT Ft V), I IUS MORNING, \t tly* 'tin -1 -House. ii■ i• i• 11 * It October next, 'I he House and Lot, last oenj. pled by the late *\r. Fra cis Rout Paul Hossignol, Attorn- i/ /«»• P. lie I'loriviere. JlV||o»»V 4 1 % ty Uva\ ItiisVi' Potatoes, IN HAMPERS, Just received per Steam Boat Hamburg, Al'l-d <i inpo.s real lie.lust Potai a, w-.ich ivdl be sold in lota to suit taint lies, by apply. ; i ipj immediately at Jacob Moise’s. WKrn -ie ii Hennoch'n How. O-'cpivb ; v °R BOXMISSIiVG. “ UPPOSdD 1., bfc t;.k nOj ioui.ilco frem tbs ' 7 \voaH, am,ut the 1 itli or 12 ,of Novmlr r, i Box of SI o?» landed from float N't. 14. M.rk rd \ & li. Wood,or E Wood & Co, Any pet son ■vinjj it In hi* po*«essiot\ will confer a favor by i .r>rmiii(» the aobacrihei • at th.or residence, or through (hi* office. ' yiv HS. Wood Po. m&NziE & bennScii7 ffadjf rbm&v, it • /*. vl' r >an in Hoorn, to the* ml*. »4TS IS<oi,t. aiUeee they have Jmn nceivr.it and are ntfw opening, ’ A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OK British, French. In U & . umeslic Which 'hey oflep for sale ai in'id‘ r»|e pricer, i r Gasii or Produce, or on such terms as will ot the convenience of the purchaser, for ap- Moved paper. <. 1 , . N ■venrilv 5 HS VVVuvvt t Tuit\>itv»\*B OtivceT^ M OTIC li.* A N Election (op a President and s“ve<i TVeets iIL tor f.r dm ensunij: rear, w,| |, e |, e v) »t the Company’* Oflic*, on MONDAY the 10th day of I y ITS', between the hours of 1U and 2 ’clock, tind-r the supertntendance of Alexander Vlackci l , Horatio \lden, and John Sharp. Up orilei of hr Hon’d, John Sharp, Spc’ry. Decern 1 T 24 52 Sale. Agre.ahle to an iclm ot the fl morahie the Jusli, ce» -.f me I . 11 rior Court of Rich nond County, while Hitting for orclmarj purpoHcs, will be sold at the Marke* House, In the coy of AuguMa on the first Tin sday in March next.'at nuhlie uterv All the N LLIiOKS, belonging to It e K’- ate of Gersham So,leek, deceased, t<; wit .-Peter, l.tic\, I hornton. Bob, Sam, Polly Henry and Mary Ann. At«0 — At the. same time aid j lace, one Track of Lsnd situate and being in.lhe Ifitli disiricl of Early coun y, known as Lot No. 273 ---ALSO--- An undivided part ot , track of Land in the county of Greene, situate on the south-wi st bank '«f the Oconee Kiv r,—sold for the bent fit of th creditor* of the said f sla'e. lfj“1 erms otade known on the day of ,de. Luke Peed, acting Adminitlrator Estate of G. SelUck, der’d ■ l!l "' ' 1 55 i.. a . mc/iniunu to Util// tiy Isaac Hkiihbbt, Ctrvk of the Court of Or. dinary of Hichmoad county. WHEREAS D ctor Henry Hull, has appli. ts (or li-uets <i( A (ministration will) the will annexed, o , tt.e Estate o( William Bacon, deceas, d, late of said county. Now therefore these ar» to ede and admonisfe til and singular, the kindred sod creditors of the ■*tid deceased, to file tlieir objections m my nffiett Us any they have) within the time prescribed by Uw. et.nmise letters of admit,istrat.on will be ranted to him. Given under my hand and seal of nffiee, the city of Augusta, and county almesaidL 1 4. h day January. 1825. 55 Isaac Herbert, Cl’k. etjl ike Court OtSiMU'Sj