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S'-in wr Uij Taper, lo he entitled
T\VV A* IK iV\fc DiJlVul.
'J*<j |f («ijt*vot,C(l '■ 1 1 1; Uijvi .•* >n and t'mfenc*-
■’ • | fc .-■•iiuj; f> 0 III' ” Ijf till! Ulll
v. i. tl-*i i ai;.l happineM of the
Souls of the Human Family,
ami ot tins Unity.of (, k!.
jpv , s'M'!i rv of BKUEvr.as os
< Mills I I'llK LOUD.-’
.Vehi<' non ’anger? Innw.
H F iii** ioi the pro-W od I’.p-r
v . i ill a h men, whmleiitht to witit * ** ■
nappinessiil thi ir fell tW-civaturea,do rtsj ncc
i serving die i.ipui mimm of s- mnci*. am!
in holili l tlfe t mi'-ion o( .iiiellnetunl sm
. ,»vc ! i not ;n 111 -■ lilfss* 1 I .t'• iI S' i
s-nl 11 ■■ v h'Mifve that vnci'f. is no -• ■ jlitutnm,
ii'i farm ol jtoveinment on the f.i-eiM the
a, ainoiigsl n.i n, that afford-, m.many
i *!ili»•», tar ti,o utcomplishn t. 1 tie nuhie
poi'|Mi<ieHof ev,i<*!ic»-, anil mo .! improvement,
• ’ln Ainericait MniHthutiun and the appli
i.on of ds gi ernment.
I. • me ji'i .t) I pi uti'otion are! hettign
intlurii of the oemmut A ihrse tiniltd
SlaU's, i ti ■ ii'. in> |»* diluent It. ;.iie idjjid
am; t .so .ii'c-il improvement <>l e In.man
in:nd a rutini/ mutivi s are os hi hi ted < .ilr n ■
fated ft, excite ii .lUention and engat; ■ its en
quiries, as well as to stimulate it-, energies.—
Men every in in netj 1 think freely —. m rty
10.-gu may speak /, iJ/ij -e» r>i pen may
employi j 'wite /hot /•«..> 1 i, —cvrty pi : '- s
in / print irfnlli/, ami try mail n. y
-■ late width/ Mm .*vdo :(.•••» of wit
•urn </ •••- wisdom, f-o ’ivr- 11- alter {-.» read
itlnm t i ot t.ile -.ml m < or
tempia.ie n n the ■ ... fa o' human in
vwligation and coiijectun i i» •. ■ too,
!;•■ *ihi. ' a ■ - n Ilectiot of sub*
je ,- of i irio.it' and adniiration, lufUrienl
<*• drathe attention ad v•• Ittf reaaan
1 r .••■) e. the »»-..(1 ' ‘in. . . Hid
.. I. (•’ Umnlel.e -i . sUpi;
’A m. i- ve. '■ • .-v , i!i . pre-.-.n' a.-n
■■ ■' pine* nl i* who!"I i.c 1 -milv,
(■•a i ; j■. m~( ih. imp.-, '.ante, mui
■ ••* >. ■i> nf licit lei.( (1.0 henevo
! o' i nl yvi* • , .ml an; capable of affording
diem tin plc.isiim' ee.ntem|dation«
V’ nd ian lie more delig! leu > a benevolent
lom 1 imi to sec hv fail . 1 fed l.v hone,
rmifi I. m.in toy in tnu:af»,» '. 4 . .r.iJ.,!/,
Ami n .«/■**’ j.h o ia JCJ.u’g h ,t L! »m,
i l! " ’ ‘ •»* -Ht.' s otf ir • 4 .iy
An, l b '* "l> t. 1.1 4A!»U. froif wiol.
Althouaii; we 1,1 ,ie 1. .1 ,-l . ; m„.
Scripture that if is .ne 191." Gud OUr
tin Vi nr. (o /:i;vea:7''.n til /. , u -i I .nl I •
r >in - wil.IT til, kn !■>■■■• -j '' at, . , yet
yve believe tin the make* j*-. <. ( e..u., ■
'il|a r ’.e i: infill. . i nvJedge, " ills ■yy >i
'ne\ cannot love him, or he happy . and no
further belinvi that t/irre in one 'lnhulor
hflwfrn (i dm. 1 - „ t tin■ .If, - (I/,.; , Joan,
i '/y ffia’f himself i nmnoMfor nil hh< ;. t
tijnd in dm’ lime, .ml yve, Relieve that the
time to proclaim and h ifi/i this Divine
truth is u( hand, and that it will .y.m.
mmle known in all pe,.ple, a- a. truth of Lid
tidings, ami ol ~--vr/' joy and wc 1 M i
be or- religious dulv to (.ontrihu'i- nil riic
means we can, for that, purim-i Vs -an ,
UierefiN'e, solicitous, that ;•!! the frk-uds nf
m. n, and/. i/e believers in ti. - r ; ptu: - ol
Disciples of “ Christ the Lord” would lid
in the undertaking. And wo believe, aUo,
that 1 he l l- me a large number of gvntli meal
of title.us and head denne in these Soi*i';.’rn
Sl i'es who are true believer.-, m the. consola
tory doctrine of i ninf.-nal tialvnlT i, and h
lmt oi the I. nity of Hod, ai I who will n -;n! ;
in leading th ■ mind of the»i fellruv creaturesl
to the knowledge cf ihc truth as it is in Je
sns, by t ontrihutirig their ei 'ttioucihle. exposi
tion pf the ScripWres of Divine light, to
- ndci '* j he .Star oj the \>iiilft' % pi M-.ie - y.
bimimmv, to guide tin yvisc. to th” liabe'cl
thtU , " the Saviour ,»U m .
In addition, to this prospect of cmiohiii. !
the columns of The Si,„. ~f Ute Soi h
publishers will h iv. the pleasure, and her 1
»« 8 « ,ectlB « fr«Hti ■ imbei of peri
publications t rl. art( i j.., ,
uoiv published ,» the N «„d Eosier.il
States.
kMIto i”h tiic primary object of (he ub •
‘‘ BKe ' be toilhistrm
f actr . mv ?«•' ’ "'■"■mi Kdin.ss a, d
111 I.);-, SOU'S
am' the Ln.ly-God. ami !( > diweinin... •
‘‘‘to the- column., of '/ / i{ ar ,
'f f 11 ■• rticlts , v.'li |, may he . ” Mel
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' lift
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licvi all ciaiikintl to he
tkrm. OV n*Bi. eriov
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'*• not calculate «... ~ v .,1, ■
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lb ot 'lie paper, accord.-,g .~. ,
' ' •''' 11 may re :civc from ■ ... !
1 b-'" 1 '” ! nod liberal public,
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to ver . I' tirle, ,j
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, , s . . UU |4 ! s' ipt f tile I.- eli
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' ■ ' subscription paper or at flic
end"' s, , |Vom the Mine of the'
publicat on ul d.e !' us t uumber.
IV, Ne adrertiioments will be Inserter
in the. columns of The Star of the South .
i i ep' notice.s of tiie, death, ol distinguished!
perao • i-i.t.-iiages, and of the publication|
l of wm« f I ile rain re ; oi liven- nature hoc
, j merits.
V A c->i;»; '.tent Editor of The Star of the
South \ ni -.e obtained, and it is now in-'
tended to • •> imem.e tn • publication nt tin*j
find day <d the yea.) If-
V. h. Printer . of newspapers in the!
Slates - .•*•■• (hoolitKi, tfeorgift. uni Vla-f
i>i- <a, and i!.<- (- o M ;.. era* all th« cou - in
in ti c smne, states nr elsuwher-;, villi
, • to i a (he names of any why, Jy-u
to " lor The Site nftht Snntn.
j v»-| semi a i Fort Hawkins, tit, t»y the
1 20th >f i-. • next, an ! so on as they
no . hr Ota; - "i j ‘ f r ./id out ul the sub
.piiii" fia ij, direci.-.' t ■ th f Ivlilor <u 1/je
’i tihn f the Smith,
,/ , !' -iters hi the .-o ■ ,-states who
'ar-. Ino'Ki to the )i-».- ly id tin mi-ms of
man,ami t> e mvi-sM-g-ri-m, uiili-i> t e 'oin-|
’ jsei ’-c ttbo'v Prospm tus i.i d.i ir pap. is, »
1 -ittcii as (hey ildflk ] - per.
■| Ext cMitur’s .Mule.
| |\ THi.it .lav i.i.- 1- h Uecem! • • »,x,
* s r vifi In* h I<i nl ihc l*i«(ilstem u
Mol. ’'.r-IDUt a’AHS. Oil r.Sl|f UlVc il t j.
. iti» county. Uio ti.irn Mid Fodder aod oUici
! visions made »t. -t« He prcseti! ~ .... <.O
iii d’i u'-ciisiis btlunginy to Hi !»0.-;. ;m- . ,
/ ol tlor.es «ii-.t MlllftS, «'o')Hit we . d J; • sou vu
e iti 'hle br-iod Mares, and Hie «: i die . ~
the stock of Cr.itle, a. r. ■ j:,i, «t -on,
t nil ij!o ol ot’ 'lll. Kilgiish hrtf , t,'i
;j I log*, and llio Plantation : •I h m - ahoul I;
t. " l|.n I '«<i ;. >1 I I e oi., Ii (I or il
■ ’ m ,ul ivuliun lo give euiplo/mei.y to tivory-1
in rty liaurls. ‘lino j I tloo Uu I no I
o’ j i Iny. »ud : »«.- .-cat .cry v nubia lor i; '
lumber.
-p.iw- |
i Vi t*i<> Huini’ Inn ’f! pla.-e, will!
jo: .ol v the rtrisl .s.nv .fills uu I. . 1 Kivm,
» d the Dn-lgi- auru.s ... koown av \V.u-cs, wr i
I ah ii forty 1.. ; it .i r.-o her in.
i liul i.»u V1 ’ iiS!).-VV, {lie ,?^i!
11. -. ' ■ r cirri’ ’s ,1 vi • sold a the IM-uualioi.
: S»v 'ivi! I- .'■!•, io Columbia county, .i the
noil'll «• if... !.".ktc I'-•,< k, the wink: of (Ii
' 1., ii and I odder i- rumig ‘ensils, stock,
lirloitoing :.;i th it j luce sic! h)so the PI. , ,dvii.
? its. f, mciudho, .•- mt s v huiidreti aert iof lum
o' Very r m:cIIc" nun
t \ml oi i'.fU V tlio .20 th
, IVc-mbc-r, will lie so'rd < the n; .1 kdt-luiiih. . i
h'-C ’y of I'uata, about Porty vrv l.k -
-■•••ro. , it* ’ le g mechanics, mm e wi-.-aiits
iul fi”ld -."lda. Ibe sales ai each plaev v .
"" ■■ -■■ ten o'cmc i and close at >l
, ‘N.J . I' M an-i oe .: mlin iml from day H day
: i . •■■■n pu-opervy i t sold.
, I wtlve m uti.s credit « 1 he given for all
’’ umris over !. o I) iMacs, ami notes vs ith good 8e
•M'-'i ■ i” pm i, before the piop-.ny will he de
,! iivered.
Susan B. Ware, Ex'trap.
Wm. W. Unit, Ihx’r.
r Os the II V-v .'t o j o".
,1 ” Y Editors of N •••“ - -a i m'-! Ih
jt " io- >he Vtl-i.l - ■' -.pe, in South-star j
,11 i ai. : mir I gr.m tins: three weekly m l
!it io ■ .not forward Ur accuum* to this office I
-j hm faymeu'.
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{ '• ’ OiD t Jt . i nu’ W;4l be Blufi
J ai ihe Mil 1 * •< li'Mift* n Uu-. c*ty oi A-.>
f| , bri 1. I; id Uirual hnyirs :~j
' A* ti-.s of buml m fust Dis
• loci m xiunroc comiiy. No. lon,
, 1 Negri fllau -.aoieil Jack.
i; -I I’c#, No 7'i, in U e Pmsoyttrian Church.
AI tml'-u.gn _■ ■ i Hie ..s. jic n Join, (flvirkc, de
ceased. I cii.i .. ..all;.
■*V O'. T tlu. T'. i ixulo's.
I.’ i'p-.v r ;V ioMv'lrc,
Jihi io nffvs.
Sept*
\tlniiais(raf,oi ,, H Wale.
* * u s, lo oil numbia Courl-Moube, on th
b>-■•<- I'uesday-m Decemhei ntxl •
■ (no '-i-' itful tliirty Vcrea of
i 11 ’» ' -I , lo iv I io ot Wiiha-u k
i 1 -s. 't -j -1., or lie • efit ot the heirs
• " - wed .Si oi on ~. ii oj 14 months
-'oho Kennoi), . hlm'r .
Oviober ■ l4Js yi r
.....
Adnuuthf.iafoi- n sSaip.
4 v: "^■t'-tiABI.K ti- u: uer ot the homu.rabh
; Inter, i C>. i - ot Burke county 1 uc
.:u ’.oi. -or )r mat> ;" SvS, w ill bt sole lie
jl Court House- m v..d c. umy, „ n the first Puesday
IjiitO. . inner ‘ie*-!, b wc.-tn the c.-uiul hours-ol
’
V Negro man. Prince, the pro
■ rty of Kio.i.e i l.j. hi, derea„- .. -v • tor Ur,
’ ' *'a.d ilecc-scd’s K.s-1
le, ’"- s ' n “ :r '• ‘*i VII th. .Jay ot -ale. '
'I 1 n.ok.'r'l JLehtor, .hhn'y, j
I October i, is. i. o ( ~
- ; ~ - ” j
s1 M J ruK uc, A AvV .vV
i? 'NA W Vv ! • - Mih-crii . i a’ ’mhct’.i
* L . ‘. 1 ‘ « "eg 1 -'- him. non
j " • VJ - o hetyuen twenty-five and thirty
yr-.-- c.f age. v. 11. -w ccmf.lv-xion, ; ket4oi oi
, 1 1 " •"* c-b. I-.cly and free spoken, has c «ch I,
to*:, i rhet-k. extending ir.:tn the* corner o I
- i .oiiiti Uiyy.'ir.is his tar, ah nt an ii c*i in!
’ '■ - rde a carpenit :, 1 f., s.-oi
■j' ”1-• nr f.a ,V: I • h re of M.-rvi- 4. n 1)7
pcr-.Oli that v-ii! apprel.cmi him and d«- I
I : - •" we at Sparta, Hancock county, o. - v ;
..M rnjHtmr. so I can gel him, shall he icwnilm .
ft"** n»s trouble I
AmliM>ou AhrnTCMiibii*.
. (>, .h. 17 '
ii-i
• iNonck.
4 f iTt t vo-’ ■ ; vt ,., , }( ( p
:-» Dry -• »i St re or Couiting Hoi
lyomig man Hul , -s an iimrc: kmovled, ol ’
■ 1 ■ - I’l' "OmPilc ■ „s In ,
- i .. - y j,, ~ , 1
jdivsLd to A tJ. and 1■ ft at tins ofiic..-. will hell
pm-.c-u dtj alter. ted lo t
: September 25 26 e
national tales
A NKW •
Fhl'l DJCJIL WORK.
T?TK ( **(•' u.e of a Series of Tales
. .rafixated tutu c • j.iied from the works of
liJillltiuit authors, ml not previously pub
in thr I itcd States, was issue«l
..m the Nf‘ • press’ iu the month of
(July last ;ai >i October next, a second
volume -jj, ii s appearance.
In the preface to the first volume, the
'editor I •' to be his intention f-<
;; ntinue lie- a tjoartcdy if the |;!i<
patrol. l/ ; undertaking. since then he
. m is had die n o t satisfactory proofs, that
a* etforts }•,• i; case (he present stock .ol
literary amu- merit aml instruct!'*.• have
been p nerdiy - ■•(.*. able. f,’i.> following
■in 1w of tii testimonies in its ffi.or,
win 1 h ive Appeared in different p • ...t! ■;
i-; ..i ./ie i.' jmmhUoii our Ic.sur.- has i-te
• itillyl .‘S g; it, we think it an eie
anihlg ** P w liO jf(_: ~• ; cic** )’ C
; h«OM»»vei to thfc! branch of . ding It ia tie
! u * a i- I ' ejected and purports to b<
' i» : ■l'Ur i sin* c. nphi from tin w * .lings us dis-
I erent uuoi .s , i,j , e inter >l>at the design oi
j tie editor n> t» I'.-Nect aiui p .. tit such pieces a*
® i) of preservation, but which, a
ica*- t through a variety of public*.
iioiim, are ftlgiove and pi-.ishable lUs numbei
.etorc u f:<■.to the credit of the editor, b<
■ ken, •, mi handsome paper am; very wed
.. i,) c .hUi m eleven (ales, pretty equal ii
oei if, aitM c-i M.'ectod as in unit » diversity .
• sit vevi. I j ; Statesman.
i v ii*v. lot huil leisure lu per ‘.he whole,
•" !rom vvll «t we Save reach enlf-Uam n.
** "o''h *' -■< k will be sought ■ie • those
' «'• *h-» i in works ol ffi r -i ■ i,on
"*•- l»f.niu- ami anxiety of business flu
~.ouie ..1404 which he volume ia got up
, • i ■ :>qw . rtully ■ ecoinmend it to the notice if iht
j iu■ 1 1 • •s 1 - SJft , i ■//-; Advertiser,
' °hjf of Hie editoi, m ’> :■ ’ c’jres i
■ 1 ' 1 P‘ ' - Vi.* lugitive ... t ■ inert,
srwis' sink info oblivion, and sis
i.M'nronn * 11 o •. , übtu ,n. serving on
■I ; iec„s . may uome within bin reach, ile
. *Pj ; iM '■> have made ip the present volume a
' ; r«j. ,i.c compilation. at..! vv t doubt not i
will Ii- read wabgreat pleasure.” - l. Cut.
m autii-il (title volume entitled “ National
” baa iu .' been published by the hoc■ I
‘■ -- I ’he (■■■ I'p'.lor j . I ,
' ■ • '* ’•« -.sic in the P> viu.it leleuiion,
■ o mi ton'll jea to he guided by the none
ir,t >,he w, I (er gi. at boo,
.. .f- 1 ■ '>■by 1. is judicious labours. I ;.ere is,
! !' c! '°f writing ho instructive and
1 ,i; ' ■»» *• tales and stories in which tb*
shm» of foreign nations are faith.
i l y "* . oung; persons they are r.c
--:■ »'t cuve Tb~ -ncidenta f the plots
i cate «'i iu;t -est .i-ntly :u the mind, but lid
.in H merely be cuehautresa that ieaibnlu
. -m. J 'ai apprehension ol h...ori
i r •■■i. ts, 1,.- cv.iui.ei iMi.mm.'.-vViK. Mvi/ai- .
ihe editoi Ini-niJs, it lulHcient encourage
1S given, t,. issue a volume quarter!v.
-mn a cursorv perusal of the first volume, wc
l-iaken “ T <|U ' '* ,be las ‘‘ has m,
le-laken. 0 sum. ~i :My . , ,
merely to select, , - nttlc snow what per
>e»erance ,t requires tn drudge throu, . nil U„
Z£L’‘£SrJg ..."
.n.L.mn.. ... ti „
v 1 c 1 ' ’ vu 'iablc and die moral from that which
UTT: VVe .. . Old recomniciid this vISVo
I ne lh..ronag.■; of the public. The tales are se
*1 with good tale m.. judgment—the tvno
°««ver. it u. offered at-a reasonahfirioe J
■ .1 - I.'.n-dersiionsthat are importanSfut J
uirday extremely rare. W t h-.pe the editor!
will i.. auh sufficient encouragement to on*
wclffirVTV' 1 ' W ' Ul “ W ° l ' k v ' V,ch he »evms -. \
„. o f ”^"‘1 "! ' nike ‘“'cresting and inatruc
i'e. —view V tuner,
ffii.S’j., ’ tion gs entertaining talcs is »••
"nnc-mg v.n.uu nccment of a plan of no lit , . ,
propriety, ano i.cce-sity that of collectinj- ,‘ujj
..j.,. ) . in ■: m regblar form the choice tof i
' ••a , a species of writing which seeml^o
p---
::" ,^‘S-.e ev b # c^ n, ' in r^^
t. uciion those Occasional momenta , r i
which count a, .too many to he nice w„s '
mployment, aid as too few to allow of an ocav
paiion .ha. requires a stretch of attention '
dVew York Nat. Advocate
“ The first volume of a projected, seri s „i
ales, translated and compiled from the works of
n ktent authors tn every courtry, w lm have ac
• a '• lrln ' l, . v >n iha.«lepartrr,eni of literature
' J u#t b «f n p|bhshed in New-York. }, coni
r ries ’ s!,,n& • t,i,er i«n>
g»y . One of their host qualities (a; lea ' th-ti
W-lSllT" """
“ f he selections, ».,r the present volume, mc,!
h.e hnehooin. Irattimfralton. The ThetieliA
' J The Fair Mar,e11 ..., ;
I.c Mn Ihe imrte, q/ Saguntum, Mil ,
; * Ml k Li n •■ ,
'.cunrh Ca,tU\ and Master an,l .tL i We I. we
1 'I ,or i # I-•Mticnlar t), a cu.sion of the me-
Mil lltesc tales i and snail therefore simplv say
.; : hi« y 7 i P f* r . , the of physicians.
• be wail calculated to “fulfil the. in anions"!
j'liiiied at nv us above. They are v!,,„t, well im :
V“1 m d , ,He r e "t Stylos, and ot -, „ JU s menu i
m... u re awai m .k , point
: ' b* against th - yrc „f * • iti, f 3 m ... „ Mr! .
Ipi "is and peilit,acinus clamour. ...; j c ), ~ t . •. j
, aftection, or thefrui*. ~f dull and ones
: We insist that there is more tiu
* ... . more ofig nality, mow • niua, i
; ; areallygo.nl .ah., >; ‘,.ei:
Uh. ,u Nursery,” than ia wanted for the
. huh' “ m qOH it-TJ I
, • ’i>hy. -.\cn-y.:k u s , ,
li;i'otVured a i.remiuiu for ««<»!»..!!■
dunit':.tic i lies, the editor calculates orr.-Tv 1
mg t uiisulot Pile poition of tlmve it "the
j|uogress ol Cm work. Aiteatly several
jCoinjict it'irt: have appealed, whose produc
if ’pprovetl of. shall have a place in
, nc iorthCt»Mi:ii‘T volume.
! . ;‘ N 1 a,ioral ’ Will in future be pub- 1
: at 42 \\ illiui,,.street, New York, a l
- (Allan pt-r annum. To subscribers
<1 ; iiMiHt a years sulik H] ion in a.l
valid . the four vol limes will i ■ ,’orwault I
!'* ,i:v published, to any j o 9 t tow nin
,u ■ lu ’ “1 iv Voi k, tee of aiiditional;
e-, vim s'; all i.i,.;tjjc« lor conveyance beyond I
' I
• ,r Slate, most be paid by the subscriber.
;s.’:-,jir|c volumes may be had at one dollar
j iiditers of newspapers who jc.jii.ii th.
, | prospectus twice, or oftener, and forward;
;■;() paper in which it appears, .addressed to
rhuEditoi of Nation,':l Tales, New-York"
. v ill be entitled to a copv of the Octobei
i i . 1 “
j v iduni,
i j .Vcw- York, September. 1 ;'-25.
PROPOSALS
h'fjr a iit.o Pape*, to bt published in the Cay oj
Jhitrutia,Georgia, under the ) P'e of f.f
rVAGVftTA
lIY J'.KN/AMIN BUANTLY.
# adventnimg a proposition for r-n additions
1 .v, : ewsf »,aer in this place, the intended ediur
~.irc that the number and variety o! pubiici
- >f his kind already in 'ucc. nful.vjcratior..
■ * « serious obstacle to « *w attempt u
j l.e ,i-. v ay. He will not affifit-. that the atami
genius, ot the fascinations of wit; the splen j
i er.." on, or the imposing ii .mcs which
< MCdct ■ [ ..u-i.msm lias assumed, vti.’l always be
ound to adorn his columns. Should the repula
, I ju of his paper he eclipsed by the more coin
• Minding iustre of those which have preceded)
| w;l) nevertheless, have the consolation to
n.no.', ■:.-. the shade ■ ;st upon his incipient de i
go f'-i i ■'! ;:ii those larger bodies which it wert j
I nvidti.MMi to iliink of equalling.
lie tv 0.. i tond of, promising much, because h«
, icow;. ilm.i pompous dcclamati in wilt ‘never vc
* trify, ’tl.c. au-lti vv pr tensions of those v;ho dea
in nothing but Title I'age. Neiliicr is tv inclin
1 to pledge himself many party in political thv
mission; because he believes thut the dignity ol
' ruth, and the maxims of genuine honor, are of
ten v/olul.'y compromised iiy the spirit isf poll'i
cal faction. While, however, tie disclaims tin
■: a-gna and the morolry of the mere instrum.M
* edit..)', If will reserve to himself the right of
asserting, v ten • cession principle.*
in w itch '.he perpetui y of our happy Hepubl.' ji.
oonfederaiion is involved.
tl tvc.g bee ■ imh.n.J from infancy with ih*
ji.>ve of (H-c t, .'i ;in,.-nt, and the admiration-o
■Hipular a id tc.'.al rights, ■’ will ever be his pur
jpos;. tn • ... i.cate the --. use o’ rational d-moctacy
‘ tod to ih 1 ioe those teittimei -a winch lead to .It
j ardor or virtue and patriotism, fn connection
is till tl.;s design, » leading object of his pape>
■ dl h to ex -ntplify the u’.iht of the Press whe..
j .ur.li am 'lie licentiuusni. sos party spirit,
, ■ ate. inat-gnity. The c ■'iments and opin
4nts ot others will he freely tranaferred to the
■ hviii, when ver they comt recommended by
~ie weight of just ... nh cM;y, or by die impress ol
•KC-U judiciously applied.
h happiness and glory of a people depend
no lev" upon the success of moral and religion.-
principle, than upon the correctness of their p..
1 r *®d, it will be a primary concern- to in j
uulcate ojiUn.-t «. -ws of virtuous conduct, :■
o lead the cond py pleasing gradations to th !
'■ niti.-mphition of those scenes and retribution !
‘‘ r ' ■ vr: : - ry . -.-tpi.-naihlo agent in the- world j
c ' l,, r. It u ."u-l be disingenuous not to avon -
that whilst the public interest will be consult! i I
[yrivalt at. i ;.i nodauon will bo nongTit • and th .
OecnMr-i.it '!,ai carries matured r‘Hec'ions to oil,
•■is, wiil na'urally court that patronag n whic
ii.- e depends the remuneration oi toil ■ and se l
■ denial,
lun ahovensmed has been intimately Conner, j
1.'." *’'‘r ,‘h® M-.Ki-ng air! editorial business. (•« .
- I <ne last six years in th;,, city, and claim j
I t-jc credit ot ociog an Xpert practical print*-, i
Vlii alsop6h9.,N the. advantage of having c !
i rihutiuns in literature, politics, and moral) '
• r. in several gentlemen ot disimguisl.ed qua ! ,fi
...lions ; and lienee indulges the ..anguiiie t xpre
- ;‘;on. that the Oas; arm viil unite (lie materia.* I
1 n amuse uient, iiislrnriiuu, and moral good,
,1 CONDITIONS.
j The Oasiiuvsti will be printed on a sheet ot!
! -c l«rg, -., sme, witu entirely new material'--.-- !
j Jhe paper top the City will issue twice awed;, I
m five Dollars per annum, in advance, or .ii’
• ' dars if not paid within the year. Countiy pa I
: ; or, . c< - a -ve -ii, at Three Dollars per annum, i »
aid within the yetr, or Four Dollars if not paid
i l (:ire the yea,- expires. Advertisements will bt I
jfiserted a: ' r established prices in Aug-icta
* "p 1,1 * umber of the Orcsrvgr will be pub I
lishtii ea-;y tn the winter, or so soon as the ma 1
1 crisis cambe proc.red from New-York, ;
!p" Editois of papers wii) confer a favor bt
giving the above a few insertions.
October 7 ' -pj t
FA I'E.N i COTI <
'P HE Subscriber respectfully informs hi . friend- 1
a. and the public in general, that he has invented ]
*)l & yA'tll\v\ *MaeV\m!,. <
J° ‘he purpose ! Packing Cotton into square \
Buies, i y the p:\-r oj a 1.-ver, nctiny on
It h.cn: l, lohich drives the follow:*
that ims tithe Cotton into the. Hair.
i Ihe pi. er of this Machine is such, that from f
•150 to 500 p >unds of Cotton can be pressed in '
fin hve yards of 42 inch bagging with considers
;ole ease, and m a very short time. The snperioi i
: advantages of this macliino are clearly manifest,
: I 'Oat in addition to the small quantity of bagghig i
I required, f which certainly is an object,J"\ wo 1
, lia,|(ls ea,i with great ease, pack from eight to
twelve bales in one day, if the cotton is coim . t
ien , i>) -'aving some a. l o dance in sewing, winch ,)
is by . far the most tedious part. The simplicity 3
.of til s machine and its -upetior power ate grea
lly admired by mechanical artists, and in facial '
• who have seen it. »y a mechanical dem.mstra
itionit is proven, tliat the p« wer of the 1 ver
.jam! its concomitants are equal if not superior tb ’
• uv, even to the wedge if properly applied. 1
I l?rom ' '-■ '• id frequent enedmiums pasi 1
the iiiven ion. the subscriber is induced to „f.
fer it to the Public as something worthy of their
j immediate notice. Any person that may want,
[can . j ply to the subscriber. The probable cost
he FI FT'. DOfl.AltS, when ell materials
are found, and CIGHTY, if not found. Patent
Letters having been obtained from the Depart
:■ * T>t of Stale of the United S a'es, a!! person# are
;i’ : i ’ • ■' nakdig or using the same without r
i , "'F*. -i ; - Ail iniriugemeiiis will meet with the',
v• t the law, nade d provided in such cases. >
■ A.,' r meel.vv-.. till may wish to he benefit.ed !>> !
the invention, may bv payi(% a very moderalej
* um secure 1 . lividual c >unty or state rights, ih !
.;an r is r.ilYrc '• if. fanners and all others.
j t The »■:<• of th Machine is sixteen J,;:l hut?
i f " -■<■ /, and con hr used in a hou .i v s
r • ' ‘.■■'•brought so near the outs ■ i
f ' <*» be conveyed by <■ tube from the Ui
■j to itit / J veos.
Lcst'is Layssaril.
1 Unit':.:-. N. C, Sept. 28, 1825 14t e V)
fy’ VV anted at this office, a oiiif;
but .rum 15 to 16 years .Cage; ofinduelmus hub
. h a,-> .m apprentice to I m Fiiiiting Business.
THOMAS G; BaLL.
Carriage. JA.uk wr.
ij *AS received* pat. ot his Spring Supply j
ife .1 CJU> 'tIAKRS and. GIGS, winch makes hu
* .sortinent of Giga conuiiele'-coriNsriiig of first,
i econd and third ra'e Leather and Suntup Gig,,
Ime Coachee and one Cbariotee. Being regulaV
y supplied with an e tens ve assortment, direct
ro v, the various manufactories of N( wart am! ;• «
icinity, in T dispos -. ' se. on as y:< od terms &.
ne articles can be obtnn ed m Augusta .
(J3*otd«ra for any kind of Carnages will b
•rwatded ami executed in the best mantie;, ai
manufacturing )■ If'. Gigs Up., If
( milt order. Repairing ir. •>■ a'-oLes, at sb: ;t
lotire, on the most reasonable terms.
March 22 < f 77
~ aii'A'iCDiilu
AND STRAW ilATll;
Dk. HOG i a French Physician, res >
m-, public, that, he baa establish*.''
VI MAM and M..IBCAL BATHS . . Auji-.;.v
’he very high repute these Ba Ua have acquired
n Europe, where (although a Lie discover*,
hey are to b found in every huapitai, and ihe
-.Teat cures they have performed in Boston. : V
Udelphia and Charleston, can leave no doubt ~
iheir efficacy The moat gcmle as well as
most power! .! medicines are ai.iiuimstered by
ne.s.is, without any pain, trouble or disgi;,! to if,,
lat.ent.
t hey are i never Is.ding remedy in p.li cutanc
■us ailecti ins j front Psora, tt. .gwo>-u», &c ta
■icaldbead an I Leprosy t i,ej also u»ve oev •
riled of success in either acute or ..runic in
natiam.
In glau hilar obstructions, chlorous, aiusarrous
w tilings incipient dropsy ; in all di.-< i-.es - f Uw:
joints, gout.’ affectioni- dispersion ot tumor*, ill
mred syphilis, spasmodic or nervous affections;
■n aii biaoua disorders, dyspepsia, hypocomV. ■> ■ .
piiepsy -these baths have, been found mow s<-
iceable, and nave often succeeded even in here
litaryco iylamts. in ji lt , tins mann ; .if H ,
storing dmm t-vet rn c.y belonging t<* il,-; ■
lealing art, may be rendered applicable to almoti I
’very case, and (it is repeated) without toy paiu, I
-'outde, or ,hag ist to the patient.
As if le baths are not yet generally know*,‘**4o
Or. If-.tai will be happy i » give the most res- J
pcctable r nces to persons who nave bee, 1
cured by taking them. I
a i’nary \1 ,57 "
K otice.
S KJL ft D PH OP OSMI S’
HZ' 'LL be received at the Office of (he Clerk
of Council, until the first of November
Inert, for conveying Water from the Spring know.
Us T irltnett’s Spring, to the Market-Fi-.i*., in im
ICitj of Augusta, in Pine Lego, the diameter oi
iw‘ ch shall be at least iii 'u- i n inches, ana the
I 'woe four inches. The upper surface of -■ Jj
| i '.g» when Lid down to he a' least th>-e«A ■
taif feet below the general aui.Nce ot the gran ■ I
Che course of conveyance from the ‘.pnng, to I
ueh as to intersect Broad-street, between Mai- I
bury-sireet and tlawks GuLiy. ■
Proposals :nsy embrace the who], , V , ■
•ejiiii-iiic proposals will be received for lurid-i- I
■ ’.-.; and hming the Logs, naming the place whe;-; I
iey will he delivered, or any other par ol I
he work I
Bami. Hal?, j
VV. H. Thomas, v Committer.,
N. Delaigle, *Jj
September Id f:4
A L\al of LeUets
Remaining in the POST OFFICE a 1 ■ -lur us
C. il. (Ga.) 10th October, 1H25,
A ! !-a«c N. Mallet
Jester Andrew - Je-see Maddov
Pettr Arnulrung Lemuel Martin
Barrel Archers j James S. M iccannau
B \ Nathtiiiiel Malone
James P'aiichard/? Martin Melluwu
Gen. Br.il, ' I Mrs. Martha Magrudat
Susan Baly i N
Priscilia Butt ; Mr B. M Napier
0 i O
Peter Crawford, 2 5 John Olive
I’hos. L) G.ut J ; viry. Prudence Olive
Zachriaa Colley . j p
U w" ! Elijah Parham
William Drane,jr. f.las. G. Perryman
Gazaway Davis | Pierson Pettit
E > Marshall Pittman
Charles Evans ( |{
P \ Burwell liiciiards
A. Foster, 2 v Elizabeth liussell
Mias Mary Flemming, Mary Reynolds
Jas. Francis j S
Ciias. Fitziltnond } Martha C, Shackelford
G 1 William Smith, 2 1
Jeremiah Griffin I N. B. Sims
Susanna Orillia , John Swuilc
i tea. Grubbs ; .lessee Steed
H i Dan el Stanford
Francis Hammill ? David Stanfo d
V m. \V. Hardwick • Joshua Stanford
Mary Harm on | i
Ann h.liza Haniiitun j Henry Thompson
I M :s M. r. TUon 1
W. Jones j U
PcSSy Johnston ■ W in. Underwood
K | W
Peter Knox. 2 j Thomas W atson "
John Kendrick, 2 I Oynaum & Wilkins
Marshall Keith 5 Mary Watkins, >
1 J Worshir ful Master
Reuben 0. Luke , Harmony Lodge N. .
Alien f.ovelace J David Walker
‘J 1 Wm, Willingham
Thoa. VV. Murrell, 2 i Jesse S, Watson, .
Wrn. Merriweather, 2 y
Robert Martin, 2 } John S, Yom g.
Thomas 0. Marlin. 2 |
Win. F’ Wilkins, r. m.
October 14 ot j 12
Notice.
I Ll, p: i o- : hav ■ demands against theF
A. 'at- - nl J*oi \ ilowks, late of Columbia C- uu
:V deceased, are it fjuested to hand them n pro-
P' idy attestCii -igr. t-.oly to law, inn! those indch*
1 to San! Kuatc, are r rjueated to make imme
diate payoient lo llu- Exeeufors.
Isaac Willingham, N;
t'ofneliiH Jones,
Thou as Willingham, 3 ;*■'
Soptertiber 6, 18 2.5 n ' r yj
Notice.
A * J persons indebted to the estate of Cotton
fa. Merritt, deceased, are requested to rentier
heir accounts in properly attested, within the
■ tie prescribed ljy law, and those indebted ta
■ od estate win make immediate payment to
Comfort Merrit. Jdmr’.v,
JJurke Counti/, May 1825 Ul r 91