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The Indian Treaty. —The last Georgia ' Journal states, that since the arrival of Col. Campbell, one of the Commissioners for con- 1 clmling the Indian Treaty, at Washington, ( a full developeinent has taken place ot the causes which led to the late failure at Bro- i ken Arrow, and that those who spread toils i for others, have been for once, caught them- I selves. Another meeting of the Indians I and Commissioners, is expected to take i place shortly at the Indian Springs. I i Washi sgton, January 20. Portrait of La Fay die.--- This portrait, | from the pencil of sohveffek. presented i by the artist to Congress, has arrived in tiiis | citv, and was on Tuesday placed for public examination, in the liotundo of the Capitol. 1 It is a full length, as large as life, and in all jj the essentials of likeness, expression, elm- 1 racter and colouring, is, in our opinion, the, 1 best portrait we have ever seen. Its fideli- ; l ty to the venerable original is, indeed, most I admirable. ShsefFer is an artist of eminence in Paris, and being a man withal ot private worth, talents, and liberal principles, he is Sjioftea a guest at La Grange, for weeks toge ther. Tliese visits, a Hording him ample, o*|fcortui)ity of studying the illustrious in-j dmdual, whom he greatly venerates, have him to produce, with so much truth, this IritOnphant specimen of his skill. We have beemin,formed that Gerard, the greatest painter, in Europe—at least at the head ofj his profession in France—was about to un dertake a portrait of General Lafayette, but, on viewing the portrait exec .ted by 1 SlnelVer, he abandoned his purpose, despair in«r he said, to equal its emits* mblance to tee on-dnal. It is this port rail which vl. Shtvf ferhas, in such handsome terms, presemed to Congress, and it is a present every way worthy id' the artist, the distinguished origin* id, and the elected body to which it has been tendered. (WaL Ini. Extract of a letter from Havana dated the 13 th instant. “ We have nothing new, but acts of Pira cy every day. The brig Edward, of New- York, from Bordeaux, for this place, with a valuable cargo, has been captured and car ried off, and the captitlu murdered : the crew and supercargo, while they were be low escaped in the boat.— -Chas. Pat. Savannah, February 1. FROM GIBRALTAR. By the arrival yesterday of the ship Wil liam Penn, Captain West, we have, received the Gibraltar Chronicle of the lull Decem ber. It contains no intelligence, bat ex tracts from London papers of the 23d Nov. On the alfurs of Spain it is totally silent. We learn verbally only that the affairs of tin Greeks continue to prosper and that the Spain were in the most un settled stale. Business of all kinds at Gibraltar was dull, and no freights tube obtained. The American squadron, con sisting of the Co istitutio.n, Cyane, Ontario and Eiie, sailed from Gibraltar up the Straits about a week before the departure of Capt. West. Commodore M'Doiiough was in a very bad state of health. Baltimore, Jan. 21. From the Pacific. — The brig Canada, cap tain Hutchins, arrived at this port yesterday from the Pacific, having left Callao on the 21st September and Valparaiso on the 28th October. Capt. Hutchins reports that the • Spanish squadron, consisting of the Asia, 04, and brig Achilles id' 22 guns, arrived at Callao, on the 12th September. Admiral Guise in his frigate of 38 guns, and schoon er Macedonia, then lying under the island of San L irenio, descried their approach by means of a telegraph he had established on the island. He challenged them to action, lint the Spaniards declined the invitation, and passed to windward, under a press of •sail fir the Castles. Guise remained off the harbor four days and then went to Huan chaclto to collect more force. During his absence the Spaniards had determined on an expedition (destination unknown) to con sist of the Asia, Achilles, ship Esther of 28 guns, brig Pernelta, of 18, and brig Con-j slate of 7 guns, with several transports. — The return of Guise on the Gth of October, 1 with an addition to his force of 4 of the Co-j lombian squadron will find them other em-i ployment. Guise had resumed his old an-1 chorage under the island. General Ramirez, had retired to Susgera.' The ad vices had reached Lima, of the ar rival at Huaucliacho of 150 U men from Pa-j nama under the convoy of Admiral Spry.j Bolivar was at Guarnanca, marching on fori Cuzco. The Vice-King was at Ciquiani,| 30 leagues from Cuzco, to be joined by Val dez.” United Stales Squadron■ —The frigate United States, Coin. Hull, was at Callao, on the 2lst September. The United States sloop of War Peacock, Capt. Carter, had sailed about a fortnight before for Quilca; the officers and crews ot both vessels were remarkably healthy. ■ Flour, at Callao on the 21st September, was twenty-five dollars per barrel. [American. Fire at St. Augustine.—VLj the sloop William, we have received the St. Augus j tine Herald of the 25th inst. About 2 o’clock on the morning of the 23d inst. a fire broke out in the upper part of the buil ding occupied by Mrs. Campbell as a board ing house. The wind blowing high, the fire was not got under until it had consumed 0,, , , thehouse in which it originated, and all North of it including the Custom House, which was bounded by the public square. The loss of property is estimated at 620,000. The House in which the fire commenced, (says the Herald) belonged to the estate of Sanchez; and was the sole depen dence of two orphans. The building next to it was occupied by Samuel Cook, and be longed to the Burgos estate. The third : building belonged to the Marquis Fougueres and was occupied by R. Gibson, Esq, The fourth which was the Custom-House and ( buildings attached thereto, and occupied by John Rodman, Esq. (he Collector, was the , property of the U. States” Exclusive of the loss of buildings, there was considerable property destroyed—particularly that ot 1 Mrs. Campbell and Mr. Cook. A Mr. War burg, a boarder at Mrs. Campbell’s, wasun- j j able to escape from the flames, but by get ting on the roof of the house, w here he lost ■* |his hold and fell from a height of 4U or 50 1 ifeet. He fortunately had none of his hones broken, but very much injured his head and chest. — Pat. t DIED.—At New-Haven, Conn, on the Bth inst. ELI WHITNEY, Esq. aged 59. , His mind was distinguished by uncommon , 'powers of invention, and was at the same time accurate, firm, and decisive—hisdis- ■ position was just, humane and beneficient. i Perhaps no man has ever produced so great I an effect on the industry, wealth and com-!, merceofhis country. Before he invented! the gin for cleaning upland cotton, the fibre j of that article was separated from the seed, my the human hand, and it was cultivated | only for domestic uses. In consequence ol that invention, it now forms the greatest, and most important staple of America—in bulk sufficient to give employment to more than five hundred ships, and an annual value of not less than twenty millions of dollars. Port of Kuguota. AvvvveA STEAM BOAT, AUG USTA, Capt. Green, hours from Charleston—or t*s running hours. February 4 04 '■ “ Seize the Lucky moments as i they Fly” Til ('SK who intend 10 n.ven'ure in ihe An irusta Masonic Rail Lottery, are hilv ised i ■ , come tor ward without delay, and on.ke an early 'Veslni nt. hs by a quick sad: of the Tickets a me, can a speedy c on n ncement of (lip draw ) .ng be promi -d. Tbe scheme is on as hands j Mowed to offer every possible inducement—and |‘ 41 tint is necessary for tlie in ki ijr a tuoone. >s 'a call without delay, at what is confidentlv ev. ’ peeled to proVe, the FOiiFl/.VA I’ti OFFICE oit J. S Beers. Secretary to the Hoard of Commissioners. v j ' . Wa SAAfVeiueu. I i l"l I,Nil a nnet.i.g of the Coni .any at 111 k usual phee on Vlonday next, the 7*li inst. al T o'clock 11.I 1 . M. I'onctual alien .ance will lie ex 1 >'-ced. ai the rifle s are ready to b ■ delivered !■ • members. lly order of Ci.pt. CnLnwri.L. 1 N. B. .In!ian. ‘I I*. S Members who have not yet sig l rd the ! Constitution, are again liquefied to appear am ' do so at this meeting. N 11. J, Sec’ry Fro tern. V b-M r -I 64 t-jr A meeting of the Moot ( luh, f w II b • h. 1.1 at the Cii) H ill, ai 7 o’c.ock, THIS . EVENING. Jty Ol iter, Uc. , Geo W. Warner, cVIc. F hvnT’v 4 1 • ' —7 r S BUSHELS L verpo il Ground J FOR SALE AT THE STEAM HO AT WHARF ■I BV A. K Gonion. “i F' hnnrv 4 6t nj- IV. \\. & D. ii. UvvYvVtuuV. Have Just Received an Assortment of SUSPENDING Ami Stand Brass LAMPS, Which added to their tanner stock, make, I their assortment ofLnii;n as complete aid ex tens've as any to be found in I lie southern sta'es. For the sccommoda'i ui of those: who use Lamp Oil, they have on hand a number of Tin Cannis ters, containing Iron) 1 to 5 gallons, which they offer gratuitously to dieu custom- rs fir the pur pose of containing the 0.1. They have al-o jast received a great vari ly of Lamp Glasses and Wick to suit any kind of Lamps. I-’ kpinyv 4 f>4 LINE OF STAGES FOII SALE. ZjTN dF. subscriber will dispose of the I.IN'R OF X STAGES from Augusta to Warrenton, Gi in easy terms, for winch, apply to F. U. I'a/hs >f Augusta, or to myself in Warrenton. John Butt. February 4 It \sseTv\V vvuA Interesting. Du. A. G. HULL’S Lately improved Self-adjusting Patent aii\Gis_l't4iJSS. Tli superior utdily <>i tins Truss consists i it. simple mode of a.iplicatiou, as will e happy effect (from its uporuxiiUdOug qua. i,t*s) of tue Rupture Had, wliicli in it* form iperatiou, titif rs from all others; inasmuch i acts on ihe principle of a doable hinge, pr -entiug us Hit border on lbe outer walls of In p. rture only, with its concave part a .d cuslip o its centre ; and is, b> ns own power ol adju nietil and approximating- q.tal ties of the rttpUtr nul, super eminently cslcnlated not only to km be rupture in n- place with nit barm to tlie ar j icein parts ; but also calculated to, and has ■ nany instances effected a perteot cure, in pe so ss from 30 to 70 years of age, And even whe i cure i- hopeless, it will, by approximating tho par's on which toe I rnss pad t- applied, actuii i ■ssen the tlitnen ,ions ol rupture open, instead ol enlarging it , as is the gr at fault «i i (he convex or round formed pad mechanical > .hough erroneously designed to rnss into it opening. In evidence of the superiority of (his Truss, many certificates of its wonder u. cun s oav. b"t --r C. ved ah th more than v, rily all that the I’.s eutee has said of its exet Hi nee. Among Ihe ■ ,s a cert ficae ot the M< ideal Society of tin Siate ol New Y rk. many of U in 'St respectable medical Bfttllpnis, as well as m tun medical practi'ionetfk ;tn N. w Y' ik a-• nib i siates. ihe to lowing may siiifire : Copy of a teller from Samnel U Mar-n .I. Hoopla Surgtuu Uialeii Stales J\’uvy, .Vew York, lo l i,e Huron E.-q . .pothecury general U S. Army l.'KAii Hm —Tills w'ili jf handed to you by I).. lull, the inventor of a I'iu s.wincu ] r nnl.ses to ht xlremely u-elul in every species of H. rma. I s, iii my opinion, so tar superior to all the 1 1 ns-i s hitherto used, hat 1 have determined to 'uk u e ot ihem in a I die United St iles Shi s. widen may he filled out at this port- As a prod icuoo ol tn. ncan tng> unity, it is tnlitled to a lair tria ; mid I am persuaded you wil. take pleasure in ui folding it that justice, by empl ivmg t; in the »r in . VVuh gn a' respiC and esteem, 1 aih, l)t ui sir, truly your obedient strvmii, samukl u. marshall. MewsY.u-k Ju ie 24. 1819 Ex met oi a certificate ir>o N'a ha i Smith, VI. It. L. s. M. S.Lmdoo, Profess r of Tltemy a,. Practice ol Physic, Surgery, a id Obwelnc* Y oc College. l ids may certify that I h ive examined Ur. A.G Hull’s B.rh adj.tb.log Pa enl 111 go i russ, aml navi applied it m several cm es ol lieinia Prom in know), dg. ot (li principle on wine i it m is, am from ils iff- cts, Ido nut h/ei-nate to giv it. ad> ci ti d preference to any lid g of the kn (I 1 liav, ever seen, N.Y t 11 vN a Ui i 11 Extract of a certificate front Va c tine Mult, M D.Piousaoi ot Suigeiy, University ol New York. Ihe .subscriber has had fri-q lent opporiunili ot examining Ur, Hull’s pale: i Truss, and of re mg die u (locati it of it in diff.-.eut kinds ot Her ma, and he does not hesitate to say it is the bes o s'rumciit be is acquainted with. He thinks Ur Lull’s Truss, from die limited momili.y and Haiti ■ Ttn of Hie riiplur pad, a pr ferab c cond iv.uc am) one wiiich In beiieve- wile on ribute largely t abridge the -:ufi'nogs of thal par of cmnmu my Hided with lupiui" . Doctor Hu I is. milii-d I ihe thanks of the pub ic for having directed In. attention to me const; notion of tin. instrument; possessing pr ifessiuual kn .wl Ige united wi h me .amcai ingenuity, wool I atm - ell tie ms v mu to the notice and regard d' his aurgica< hr o re'n, VALENTINE MDTi, M. U. Extract of a letter from Ur b H. Woodward, « Wi a berslitftd, Con who i xperie iced the hap py i rtect of the tnsti u neat on himself Ur. A G Hull,'’* , Dear bir—l can inf rm you with real pleasure thaTal’ler tw o years ■ xpt net.Ce, 1 have found y -.it Trif* toybe d -cidedly preferable to any ins’.ru tiiejyt of the kind I love ev r used or seen. It ■ asy for the wearer, yet fitl y adequate to prrveti the descent ot the bowel Perbu, s ; b ive all llu advantages .1 your Trn-s i-i 'ln- concave pad , tin 1 believ , i- peculiar to your in trumeut, and is, I conceive, well calculated u iff cl a tadical cut o ibe disease. lam respecllul v v onr friend ami s rvaut, S v MUEL ll.' WOODWARD. Any Size, form prrouie m»v be ib ai ied of 11. 15 & 1). G. Havilatid. Agen »for Georgia. P- b’-‘ary 4. 64 ' I 'HE Subscriber wd! give 12 cents per lb. for * VIVE I UOUS VNU POUNDS best quality I ALLOW, to be d* - vered by the last day ct pt brnary, at bis Manufactory, five doors below lie Market. 15. Payne. Aupisla. January 28 1825 . s*t *62 Dancing Assembly Fostpucd. f|N It. PAY OLI P.’S bin.emg Asm tubiy istina- I • voidab y postponed until TUESDAY next after which time there will be a HALL eveiy I u sday (luring the sea-ou. Pehmarv 1 6> *** it. 11. vVlLliib, intending to be absent a short time from Align, ta, i ■qu.-slr those who may have professional business wit ttim to call upon Messrs. Holt & Hem, or M-s.r- UiiAWFOiiii Ik Gumming Samukl Half,, Esq w I act a. lii» agent in relation to bis pr.vate affair and with respect to the estate of John Danube's, leceared, being duly authorized to receive ah ac counts and give receipts, January 25, 1 «25. 6l f 62 To Rent, SEVENTY or EIGH IV Acres of Prime Swamp Laud, for the present year, being a part of tile Plantation belonging to tile heirs of Samuel Hugg, deceased, Por particulars inquire 1 f Peter T. Pugg. January 25 41 61 N otice. PERSONS being daily in the habit of trespa -,- ing on the Hickory ridge Iraci of land, o vm liy the Hank of Georgia, and cutting the wo d M i. undergrowth therefrom-: Notice is tie-reDv given that the utmost vigilance will be used in d cem, 1 and prosecuting the offel ders. '1 he said Land hounded on the west by I urkanel’s Spring, an. part ot the village of Summerville, on th ■ Km by the lamia ot A. Marlin P- H. Caines a . 'hers, it may be more pariiculHily known by tii Vliiledgevitle road, passing nr ugh it, Jty order of the Mount 1. Henry February 1, 1525, it 65 Juht lleceived ’ I AT THE ' •Augusta UAoUuug fttorc, nv DIMOCK & MARSH, Another Case ot P-1.l E ttIiRSS COY I S, It tie inn*. Fancy ml red PAN TALOONo, New »• ile VKSl’s, fkC. U Inch i/iry offer fur satecheapJ or ready C tsh , ( P ht mi I 63 A*vw, VTvsh Grocery AND FRUIT STORE , ON K noon KKLOW TH K 11111 III) K lIVSK. S*HE Snusci iber is weekly and sometimes dai • K recl iving the uilirles itt his line i.f bnsi f,ss, ai.d can simply ia nines with the best of Li | tors and Prints of the season, upon the moat Moderate terms.— Muying (or cash ami selling (or ■h, h" can iiHord I■ is. Ik a, U"ff e, s-ngar. Cheese rdnils, Almonds, Uai-;in», Canal I-hmr, Otai grs - . 4o;>li s, and Liquors unadulterated at a very small '■-■lit npini the. win 1,-siite pric- s. - also- VEUY SUPE UOH JVOH't'HERN ALK, nr THE u. tun EL. Just received a small stock of RIELL’S supcrio: vi cob y, Rappee &. Scotch SNUFF. Genuine (lie, (Jut. Ci-.v tg ami Smoking. J Cavendish. Pig Tail -mall twist TORACCO. U h'Ch he will sell »t wholesale lower than it has ordinarily bemi sold here ; bnl in justice to wholesale porch - ers, he cannot reduce the retail onces of Ried’s Manlifm lure. J S. Simmons, Jannsrv 23 31 o ; LA FAYETTE~HAT AND CLOTHING WARE-HOUSE. The Subscriber h opening in Hvoad s r, i on* ilouv below *lfr. Jll lain Un l Store, A LAItfJK A\h U \ I (i *I. flmts ' AND CLOTHING, Consisting of . Stress coats, Proek Coats Drab box Coats Double single mill’d Csssniicre Pantaloons , llroad Clolii. Satinetl uml Corduroy do Toidm tt, Valeniia, Swansdown k black silk Vesta Illtje aid b) ck Clotli ami Cassimei e do SujK-rliitc Linen and Colton, frilled and plain .Sturts Knitted, Cotton, Worsted and Lambsvtruo Shirts and Drawers PJalim 1 do do Tartan ami C.iinblet Cloaks , Lidi-s do Hoy ’o Dresses Youth’s c OM- body Coals UentleuieiiS superfine Hals, some very wide I- rims Immitaiion beaver do La psyelle, boys and mens seal skin Caps Wastir g'ott, Jackson and I.a Payette blocks Silk Umurell.is 110-iery Gloves, kc. —ALSO — Negro Jackets ail I rowsets House servants Coalers and Pantaloons * Pmirnonght great Coals Guernsey Proclis, red flannel Shirts Striued and Cfleek do Common Linen do | Woollen ti.lives, ai.d many other articles in his line. t The above (it»• IDS are New-York made, and rill be disposed ol wholesale and retail, at Ncv.- « folk p;ices. J. V. Seize. * ' Vmi'S'BiSi STATES AND 1 POST liffOTES, , ALSO, DRAFTS On Boston, Baltimore, Providence, \Vasliirigton <’ity, ■ New-York. Petersburg, Va. Bliiladeljiltia, t/harlestou, H. C. ltd Savannah, Fur iS 'ale by Beers, B urnell & St. John. , li. ouil, coiner of Wl’JillOs/l slrret. Gold and Silvkii coin and all kinds ol Hank Ni t s, Hovuhi ai.d Sold. v v h f r i*2 40 ( Qj* INMSIIONE Jfj] USD GALLCK-i Pure lr;-h YVHIbKKV j.i t rtetived Irom 'Vifa l and lur sal bv J as. P. .Viaguire. January 2d 3t (>2 lu Lots lo Miit Purclusers, t on sale nr 15. 11. W arren. J mnarv 25 *2* 61 Q-j* Take .Vulice. *M(IB Office ol ’.he ' ,Ic. kof C o..cii south eas' B. cor icr of die City-li i.I, wd be op’-n Irani v o to fne o’clock, P. M. every day (Sundays ex i pied) during the month of January, instant, tor i<* purpose of r'c'-ivit g the returns of the lax- 1 il>|n property, within the cot-ooratf- ’io.it- of Hu •jty of Augusta, a-id within three mile lie r-ol yli persons interested will lake due m.tici iiien | Geo. M. W r alker, Cl’k. January 7 56 £/' A hamUi.me Bussar L'mfoi m. Df.y ne A', ic ty b- JiHfJ clix.ap by in fLcdialc i cutiOn Hi thlb UiICL. February 1 fit 63 1 a—ea—a—^T.ant—r!rtßß».aßrs^—i CIRCUS THIS EVENING, Friday February 4th, 1825. TO COMMENCE WITH A J <br&srd asrjpiaisia AND CONCLUDE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL vuuuse xed, Dancing to lilt* time of faddy Carey. HORSEMANSHIP by Master Whittaker. During winch In* will intro.luce toe • I*eaaant’s ¥roUc. KUN’N LNGVAULTING liy the whole Troop. My. WiWVams Will go through his astonishing Evolutions on the Slack Hope, M RS.' WILLIAMS, •The intrepid Equestrian, wid go diroiudv lierele* gant acts of EquesH ian'isme— anil conclude with the six divisions ol the Broad Sword, the horse in full speed. horsemJnship, liy Mr. HI.YTH, ON TWO BEAUTIFUL HOR9EB. STILL VAULTING, By the whole Troop, viz : Messrs. Hlyth, Aston, Runt, Hntthes, Whitta ker, Sessfnrd, M‘Coon —-Cbatier-Uox Gabble ■Joke, (the Clown) WILLIAMS. Ground and Lofty Tumbling, *3 the whole Croup. BLACS%IRE .Mr. Hughes. *H\i*k Dance auv\ Combat, F oni tne Pa noniime of Kanko,—To conclude with lb'- VIA \.N S UV THOX, * OR AnivnftlwV •Mechanism. HV THE WHOLE TROOP. «**/*"» «!'«■—m AVv. .M,, X \ wv\V \»e,vCoYm on the Vut. u\ VsauvV VWgto. HORSEMANSHIP, tiy .Master IIIJjVI', wrhuut ,S aili. or I iridic, Utl.ing which he wil pu form u variety ol inter* • ■ ti g teals, leaning through II 'Ops. over Car- U is, Uc. the bv, se going at lull speed. •Vs ... mb>n .Vi' • n/srfn-m d THE HUNTED TAYLOR, Or, Mr. Button’s Journey to Brentford. Hihy Mutton, .Mr. Hlyth Clown, .Mr. lithiums. (IT Admittance to the Boxes One Dollar, PI I', Fifty Cents, Cliildren under ten years of age, admitted to the lloxes at half price. fit Doors open at half past six, and Pei form ance to cogarnencejil a quarter past seven o'clock. Os Tickets may be procured at (he Circus and at (he'd be. Tavern during the day. O§ A'o smoking allowed within the Doors of the 'Cbm. *< lirnury*4 64 CaUTIuN. •'l'Mir, subseftb r is determined not to pay any 1. debts contracted by any person belonging to Ins family, except by him-e|( and Mrs. Cold-mid), who is mnhoriswd In act as my Attorney during rny absence from this City. Samuel Goldsmith. February 1 3' 63 IS otice. BY virtue of a fifa to me directed, will be fold on the first I ueaday in A; rd next, at the Market House, in the City of Augusta, between be usual hours of sale. One Lot with the im. nrnvrinenlst icreon, in die city of Augusta, boun ded on die north by Jacob Daiforlh’s Lot, S mill bv l{'-vnold street, west by Uaiph Ketehum’s Lot and t- .st by Ca I’s alley, levied on as the property, of VJrs, Eliza a. M Laroche to satisfy her Load ■ d well lax for 1823 and 1824, amounting lu g*B 30. John W. Read C. M, Febiuary 1 tds 63 mjTicjT A MEETING of the Slock Holders of the , S'e.on U a! Company ol Georgia, wtd take place a‘ tiieir ‘tllioi In Savannah, on I HUBS DAY, the 10th day ol i.( xt month (February) at 10 o’- clock, A. M. on business of importance, A general attendance is requested—any ab sent Stock Holder may, by power ot Attorney tin d r s'a , a nil ’rise any other Stock Holder to vole for him or her. Win. R Hunter, Treasurer, Steam Hoot Company, Savannah lama, v 8 Is 2; .58 NOTICE. 'IUI1'; Public are cautioned agi.insf trespassing i on tin- Houses and Lots ot the subscriber toper end of town—especially against hauling ■and or tail i tr nn the river bank or contiguous thereto. E. ' b and every pet son offending shall have the law rigorously enforced against him or hem. JI Nesbit. JmnarySl do A Large Assortment of JUVENILE UOOIiS, Tor bale ut thit Office.