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p:m?ouls for publishing in MiUedgcviile, (Geo.) n S’ini-iv :!dj P iper, to be ritillecl 'V\vft rSlac Vac, j Tub • ilc.vutcd t>» the illustration and defence of the interesting Doctrine of the Uni- < verbal 11 .di muss ml h ippincss of the S iuls of the Hu nan Family, and of the Unity of (i id. HV A SO ’IF, TV OF lUifiIKVKRS ON . (HI 111 ST Til F, Id >'»1) ” Melius non lungers da mu. THil I’ublidiTS of lie proposed Paper will) all such m mi, who delimit to witness tin* ■ 1) mniness of their lellow-crcaturcs, do rejoici .in-, . ml march of science, and . •, • 11ii>ii of intellectual iin j blessed United States, .ti I til*' ■ ■ 11 ih_*re is no c instttution. 0 - fut‘io -if nment on loe lace of the c ,r(.li «n. /. • Ml, that affords so many f,, mi-., i- < c-implishiiieat of the noble | ~ . , ~f ..k aid moioil improvement, iv the , i>i institution and the appli- ( A,.i(ion n! its 40. -?r nnent, i; ~b;r the | • * ■ rful protection and benign i'.'lu -ice of 1' 1- ivcninient of these United . «i :| *i th I.' i i 111 pedi nent to the rapid i iprovement of the human b.,t , dives are exhibited calcu-. •. . itoe-u-i e (- ittention and engage its cn- ' , i , u>' 1 to stimulate its energies.— 1 1, ~ may thin}; freely—every ; bold! )J—everII pen may he ,mI 10 v te Jcurle.sdi/ —every press • ;it A 't'lly, and every mail may . .t, ,( / the productions of wit, 1 ()1 for every reader to read , •i.it. t f.-.n giving offence ; and to con template on off the subjects of human in ves li r if - ; >u nod conjecture *, atid here too, are to he found a large collection of sub jecU of curiosity and admiration, sufficient to draw th" attention and engage the reason ing pavers of the man of active genius, and even to stimulate the supine. w holi 'VI', however, that the present and eternal happiness of the whole hum in family, i are subjects of the greatest, importance, and most worthy of the solicitude ol the benevo lent ant wise ; and are capable of affording them (lie most pleasing contemplations. Wh it ran be more delightful to a hi i ryolent mm 1, than to see by faith anil fee! by hope, ’i’nith, love and m-rry, in Iriu nj'li iVsceniling, A till mi tur« all glowing, in Ktlcn's lirsl bloom, () , t'i; cul'l cli ck ol ditaili, amiloa and rosfid a blending, And beatify Immortal, awake I'ivm Ui« tomb. A Ithnvo believe the (lt*cl;ir.iUon oi the Scripture,tint it is the will of God our Saviour, lo have all men to he saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth, yet we believe that he makes use ol moans to bring them to thi s knowledge, without which they cannot love him, or bo happy ; and we f irdmr believe, that there /- one Mediator intiann unit and men, me an t Uirm denim, who gave himself a ransom for all to be. tes tified in due time, and we believe that the time to proclaim and leslifi) this Divine truth is at hand, and that it will soon be made known to alt people, as a truth of glad tidings, ami of great joy—and we feel it to ho our religion i duty to contribute all the means we enn, (or licit purpose. We are, tom-fore, solicitous, that all the friends of m iu, and true believers in the Scriptures and Disciples of “ Christ the Lord” would aid in the undertaking. And we believe, also, that there are a large number of gentlemen of laicals and bcavv deuce, in these Southern States who are true believers in the consola tory doctrine of Universal Salvation, and in tha of the Unity of God. and who will assist in leading the minds of their fellow creatures so the knowledge of the truth as it is in Je ns, by contributing their reasonable exposi tion of the Scriptures of Divine light, to render “ The Star of the Sout/d' pleasingly )umi i ms, to guide the wise, to the babe of Bethlehem, the Saviour of all men. In addition, to this prospect of enriching the columns of The Slur of the. South, the publishers will have the pleasure and bene fits of selecting from a number of periodical publications of the same nature and design, n iw published in the Northern and Kastern Slates. Although the primary object of the puh ishers, will be to illustrate and defend the doctrine of the Universal Holiness and happiness of the souls of the human family, and die Unity of God, and to disseminate tiie knowledge thereof, yet they will admit into the columns id' The Star oj the South, well writtei articles, which may be intend ed to establish a contrary doctrine, but will reserve to themselves the right of animad verting mi them in the spirit of candor, and with the politeness of the gentlemen, tender ness of Christians, considerations ol Philoso phers, and love ol Druthers, whom they be lieve all mankind to be TKUVIS OK miLICATION. f. The publishc - id’ The Star if //,, S.mth, do not calculate on, or wish to re ceive, anv pecuniary benefit from its pubil cation, ami therefore., will always-regulati the si ce of the paper, according to die extern of patronage it may receive, from an en lightened and liberal public. 11. It will be printed on good paper, am with a fair type, and ddiled in the mannei ol Niles’ \N eekl v Register, with an index a the close ol the dbdi number, and reference to every article, forming a volume of page? HI. Price to subscribers will be 81 51 per annum, payable mi die receipt of tin firs number to the printer or any person vvh inw hold a subsciiption paper or 8 - at th end of six c-mnths, from the dine of th publication of the first number. IV. No advertisements will be inserted u. he columns of The Star of the South, veept notices of the death, of distinguished ■ rsons, of marriages, and of the publication f works of literature ; of their nature and Merits. V. A competent Editor of The Star of the South will be obtained, and it is now iu ended to commence the publication on the irst day of the year 1826. N. 11. Printers of newspapers in the Slates of South (Carolina, Georgia >ama, and the Po“* '* I jJ ;• 1 v ii, 1 i :. -' ; . *,I a I"* -1 Jf ill ' • >■■■' ( • 1. ■ , (,»:*. bv * 20 a: ! ■r i- " 1 i' II • ■ ■, li post V' »c ' din t ' <i I • St' ulh (j ••' ml. is it ■ autlurn 1•.. tics m no! ire 11 mai . . ’ . i" ■sc iin ter ■ ■ 1 c l l j [)fti la\lv Audi rS’crrttri. ' r IJ'S. i I" lor sail-, (hat valuable j i .. i rna.v wiihin twelve miles nl ms -‘.ry, coni doing 878 acres, 200 acres cleam rid under n good lence —weli a looted to (he cut Hire of corn and cotton, lately owned by Mi. Hobart Malone of this place. Ibo situation is nirpissed by none in point of hedtli. The ini r iv< nent thereon, is a comfortable IJIVF.L 1,1 V(j HOUSE —good stables—c o n bouse, tic, with tbe plantation can be bad 31 .YJiGUOE.'i, ; misting of Men, Women, and C nldren, lie aistoni -.1 t - w irL on a farm. .//Iso, a small stock of CATTLE and HOUSES —(arming Uten sils, fko. Tiie ab iv-j will be sold a bargain, for cash, and i ifsesnon may be bad nil tbe fir. day ol Janu iy next, those who wish to pure.i.or , can exam .nc liic I.and Sc Negroes by calling «i the phritg tion, and for tinllier particulars upi.! to James Piiitersott. November U fit 40 Executor’s ftalo. ON PIIUUSOAY the »>■ comber vex’, will he sold at ilia Plantation us tlit; lair hoi. NicaoiM VVaiik, on [.idle Kiver, In Colum bia couoy, tiie Corn ami Fodderaud oilier pro ma-l:. there t«.«s p 1 ". sent season, all tin ■anil nt; u'e .«iht h. I mging to the >,l; ce, the filoct it llor.es in d Mu lea, among which are some va- I i-y f hr oil Marcs, ami tine Co is of ! lie best o’;;.»! —Ui ; s> ick of Caul , a in - In?; and some nil blood of the Rngiosh bree ' ; live stock ol ■logs, and the / ‘ tmuuiou : !in re are about fit' ■an bundr d citfß of l.aad, and . n nigh cleared, ml in cultiviition to give employment to twenty ‘iva or thirty hands. Much of this and is o) ; >od quality, aid the in st very valuable for its amber. ~aioo— At the same time anti place, will 12 si 1 the Grist and Saw-Mills on CO 1 Itner, ltd (be Hridg ■ acroa it, known a< Wans, with ib ml forty a;r.-s of I,and attached therein. And on TiIUHBi)AY, the 33d a..»0.nh0, O'.'i".! vn‘| I) i sold a' the PI citation Ml S.AVU’ih ill I C * ’ i, i o"i'imiMd ,'Mnj, <ti 111 cr mm I h of the Kiok-’c Creek, tin; whole of ’ll ■ lorn ami Fodder, Farming u eusil i, stuck, Hdongiog to '.hat place, and si n the Plantation ns-if, inclining a!) mi s x hundred acre-of land if very excellent quality. And «m TMUIISDAY the 39th Dec ember, will he sold at the market-house, in the Cny ot \ngusta, about t\>n>j very likely Vegrocs, including mechanics, him e servants nid field hands lb; sales >d each place will cnhntience at I m o’clock, A. M, am! lose id 4 ■’dock, P Jl, and be c mtimi d from day to day, n .til the property is ill sold. Pwelve months credit will hr given for al. iiitu over Pen I) ■liars, and notes with good se ■urity require'.!, before the property will be de livered. Susan 11. Wart!, Ex'trx. Wm. VV. Molt, K.v’r. Os Ike If ill of .V Ware. G ~j" R I.tors of X-wsp i 'ars in Georgia, and tli K Ji tors of tins Columbia Tel scope, in Soutb-Caro hna, are tvcpi -a-e I ,r > give this three wetkly in serdou i, ami forward their accmints to this ofiix for payment. Octohc ■ c?t ".A, Executor’s oujc. WILT, be sold a' the to nu;r residence cf Jem Ai'wku., n k Kciinond countv, deceased on the first Monday i i December iv xt, th° Per ishabl ■ pi op . r(y of the sa.d deceased, consist mg cl- Corn and Fodder, likewise, tin stock ol Cattie, Hog-, Sheep, and three head o id irs -s -ad Ihe tl mscvi d.l Furniture, Phnuitioi j Utensils oid tun l Jam. j And will be Ilented at the sanu ime, ih I’lia atnui w e •.■•on he readied.—l,.ke (■■sc, |wo Negroes will be hired, belonging i id etl i e Likewise, w ill be sold at the sain 1 I me amt t ime, ent Negro Woman named Clavt ■ oeionging to said esla'e. 1 Pw Ivc inmitlis credit will be given, and Note with a- proved s Curdy will be r. q fired hefor . ~e delivery of i ie pr iper y, James Atwell. K.v’tr. f J ike I i uj John ,lfweH. October 2 VtSr 5 ti*,. V J.t K-xecutor S te u IC. VT.I b' sib 1 on r, (Mw{ ;1 y ih- 19m of Drcrmbc ncx", si the Pla.iuu.o oi William .lin es, dc erased 1 1 ■cf Coin,nidi c onu ; 111 oi the, Stock of said deccas ■' d, coiisis'irg of 111 i-i a, MuP, , Ox, ii, she,. | t bigs, ftc.— V’siihe Plnntatn n and - Imp Tocls.- . \l-1 three c it n tons in good re air, | hrc-.i ■mg and cutting M.(Clime, «heal Fan, two V\ } ni. two Ox C.irts, one tiigg an! Harness, an , .tu'T an.cl -s ,i't hero meulHuicd. for!'. •* mad, r nown on t.ic day bury Jones, Kx’trx, N. U. i> nton, i,,v'r. s‘s the 0 i of he (Ite med V ve'iiher c !, 18 95 z*t t 39 ;l j - ■ - - o ’b > 'J e are authorised to an c mince Him imi 'I I van. Ksq. a Camli ale I •• ' ■'”■■' ■olS •>• . ,• • ii;i| C jntv, .it U muting eh c*it,r». October 25 35 i'©m'ia i ©n i 3a VALUABLE LOTS, WILL lie s -Id on Wkdnsshat, the seventh (1 iv of December next, to the highest bid ler in the (own of Hamburg, South Cahoiixa. eing a part of the Tltree Hun'D'-d Lots adver i oil on her 1824, (or last, ami be )ne half of the .i. - ■ ilf to Ire on in- i .. -nr , the intercs Th the Hank nl , sin of South niteti States, , >i ic purchasers ments within ie made. <i>.. Shultz. 42 .• ■' .’ii r .. a’C. | honnurabh mnty, whet 1 : sold a* the irat Tuesday .ween the usual hours o! A Negro man, Prince, the pro i njrty of licuben Tipton, deceased. Sold for the benefit of 'he credi ors of said deceased’s Es tate.— Terns made known on the day of sale. Ezekiel Lester, Adm’r. October 4. 1825 9t t 31 Admimstrator’s Sale. Will be sold at Columbia Court //..use, on the first Tuesday in December next : Two hundred ami thirty Acres of Land, belonging to the Estae of William ft. Crubb, deceased, sold lor the benefit of 'he heirs d sa d deceased. Sold on a credit of 14 months. John Keimou, Jldm’r. October .5. 1895 9 t 32 N otice. BY order of the Honorable Inferior Court o'" Columbia county, will be sold on die firs - Tuesday in January nex , at Columbia Court- I House : Two Hundred and sixty-four A ’ ctes or Land, m re or l,;-.s, lying on the Big Kin fee Greek, within two miles of sai l Court-house. Sold as the real Finale of James Martin, deceas , ed, for the lien fit of the heirs.—Terms made . known on the day of S -ie. Robert Martin, Jldm'r. t| O ■>!»t 27, 1825 tv iy I 37 ■ I JN U t i(Jxii. WILf. lie sold cn the 20th December nex . o > the pi- rnises, that well known and va - Itiuble PUBLIC STAND, at present occupied by I the subscriiier, situated at the Fork oi the Md i iedgevilie and Wrlghtsborough roads, six miles from Augusta, i j —also— The Household Furniture and o i ther personal property. There are two hundre lores of I .(jtl—twenty-fiv; good swamp—am 1 six of wf. ivp; prepared for cultivation. n The y.iYV-'mems comprise a comfortabh c n, y T ‘ -'inv oiient out buildings. • Oe ti rnni of payment ...ii mo.l.- cy to the i uicha .er. n William 15. Burton. d djf* The editors of the H;orgi-i Journal wilt publish the above twice, and forward their se ll O' unt to the subscriber, ~ W. R. ft. y November 1 37 j. Notice. Will be sol 1 on die first Tuesday in January nex at Columbia (h urt-TL.use, between the usual !lours of side, agi f eable to an order of lie |. Honorable luf-rior Court of Walton count- : One Tract of Land in (jolmnbia county, ying on Greenbrier Creek, cuntainmg 31:1 Acres more or less, including the Plantatio »nd Mills —it being a part of the real estate n ! horras Jones, late of said county, deceased, to j the benefit of the Heirs of said Estate. Ter...;: or> 'ho day < f sate. William Booker, Adm’v. Oct< her 2,5 18!-’5 . * - jN otice. ;, be aold at the 1 -te residence of Sara' _ 'A# Cartledge, of Columbia county, deceased, n the 24th inst. the remaining part of (ho pr< perly belonging to the estate of Elisha Walker, N deceased, consisting of d. Land, Negroes, Household and r- Ki'chen Furniture, Horses, Hogs and Callle, to ii- gether w ’U a quantity of Corn, fodder and oth er nr'.i * e.i too tedious to enumerate. iC Terms of sale made known on 'he day. oi David Walker, Ex’r. mi ie Ten \UH\ws Uv ward. e-|TO) ANAWAY f rt>m ' e Plantations of Mrs. N. V\ • te ffli Jones, siul Miss Campbell in Jefterso. 'County, near Louisville, about tbcSOt Octcbi ip|l:«t, two te-liuvs by name, FOR I'UJVJi ai jSC/l'/O, f r whom the above n ward will b ‘" paid on their being lodged in the Jail of Chi t ~|ham or Richmond Counties, nr delivered to tt es Subscriber at Augusta, or FIVE UOL 7,27 A’ 6 (for either, .od all reasonable expenses pa d.— SC IP 10 is well known about Augusta, and both well known about Savannah, ii. F. Campbell. r*r \ S jei St raffed oy feto\e,u. ii li ’ >r 'be ;-Lint: tion of Mr. Jnu. narfon. ,g. I N seven m i'* from Augusta, on or about -hr no 14 it uit. three Cattii. one cathead Cow with red vV i s - vv b:',e hue 1 and be’ly and redhead —on i ck Cow with horns, a wbi'e sp*T n her lure o. 3 ano white -■ >us on her rump— o- 1 -- ca ! hea<'- te-ling, wiffi vvhil > and red -pots, a’l mark'.', j > T.h a swallow fork n each ear, and biandei Aiih i !I or V not known which, a iheie wer wo bra-da among the stock. Any pc. sou s« | curing s-Cd Ca'ile, or g vim- inforrnu i m o II • ’'em, s- :'l rsc ive a gener us reward, .ip \ , . o.lso. S. ueJ E. A U t.T, h (rid. ITagnod, H.vcock County. November II 4.1/ BLACKSMITHING- J. F. BEECHER. (LATE OF JVEIF YORK,) RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants o! this and the surrounding country, that lie ha'taken the Blacksmith Shop, on Bay Street, opposite the steam-boat office, said shop was for ir.t-rly occupied by J.Danforth. This shop is now open fur the accommodation of all those that are pleased to favor it with their custom. Horse-shoe ing, will be done with the greatest dispatch. Fully aware of the injuries done to horses by had shoeing, I have determined to take that branch as much as possible, upon myself. Cn iteel Tools of all kind', made and repaired in th? neatest manner and warranted. C.ty and Country work, executed according to order. The subscriber has for the two last years, been employ d in a steam boat factory, where ad kinds if heavy machinery was Manufactured, and can with confidence, offer himself to the public for lie execution of different kinds of Machinery —mill work wi'd receive every attention. Rely ing on the experience I have had for the last ten years, in first rate shops, 1 consider myself au thor! md, to offer my services for any work that can he manufactured in any shape in this vicinity, That share of pa'ronage that shall be ottered hull be treated with grateful respect. November 8 3m t 39 .Agvu‘u\Autu\ implements. The Subscriber lias constantly on h ind a large assortment of Wood’s Patent, Freeborn, & Law rences. the light Scottish and other PLOUGHS. ALSO A general assortment of IMTLEJi&NTS, AH. made under his own direction of (he best materials, and most approved patterns. Robert Philip. One door above the Planters' Hotel, November 1,8 t r 37 North American Review. NO, XL IX. CONTENTS. 1 CL VI VIS of the United States on Naples and • Holland 1. Message of the President of the United States to the House of Representatives rela tive to the claim on Naples. 2, Message of the President of the Uni ted Stsu-s, transmitting wie correspondence relating to the claims of the citizens or Un tod S ates upon the Government of the No therla-idf. 11. Lord Byron’s Character and Writings. 1. R; collections of the life of Byron. 11; the late It G. Dellas, Esq 2. Correspondence i-l Lord Byron with a Friend ; Including his Letters to his Mother ; in 1810, and 1811. 3. Journal of the Conversation of Lord Byron. By Thomas Medwm, Esq. HI. Woytan i’s Discourses on the Duties of a- American Citizen. I lie Duties ot an Ainrric-Jit (I t z.;n j tvv Di-c.-urses delivered in the Fir.t P.aptNi Meeting House in Boston. By Francis \\ ay land, junr. IV. Pinkney’s Pj-mi, Poems. By Edward C. Pinkney. V. English Common Law Ri-pnrts, Reports of Gases argued and determined in the E :gl sh Courts of Common Law. Ed ited by Thomas Sergeant and John C. Low her, Erqs. VI, Orpine Poetry. Or, liens P> elarum Creercrum Anliquissi mus. —Aoctore Ccuigio Henrico Bode. VII. Columbus. Codice diplomatico Colombo Anrn-ricano Oisia Rnccolla di Urcnm. nti origin lie ine diti, speltunlia Orisloforu Colombo, &c. Cf-nova, 1823, VHI. Gold and Silver in Mex'co, A report on the Expediency of Augmen ling the Duties on the Exportalion ot G. K and Silver, presented to ihetieneral Cor-'i tuent Congress of Mexico, by th - Committee of Final ce and Mines uigust 9. 1824 IX Critical Notices 1. Palfrey’s Historical Discourse, 44s f 2. Parkins’s History -ffilie late War, 44. 3. Wrifford’s Mercsn’ile Penmanship, 451 4. Summary view of America, 45. •5 Addressee before Hie New-York Ac j ade-my of Fine Arts, 4J< 6. Bacon’s Pleas-r Africa, 46i 7. Barnard’s Polyglot Grammar, 47' 8. Grails’ Address before the Palmetto Society, 4ff 9 Blanco White’s Spanish Varieties, 46; Quarterly List of New Publ cations, 47 Index. 48i JUST RECEIVED RY Horace Ely, November 1 37 NO I HE. 4 PPIiICATION will be mads to the //ororab’ Cn. th ■ Inferior Onurt ot Coluinh.a Count si’ling as a Court of Ordinary, mi tile first Mon la; in December n-xt, for an oi-d.-r tor a wri ■t distribution, to divide ai d lav off the legacy 1 I Lands bequeathed lames S 'Turner, by his f.ulie . ohn Turn r, deceased, -n hie last will and fcsti oicnt. All parties concerned are hereby net tied. Isaac Bryan. November 19, 183.5 40 Notice, i Iff. per-ous having demands against (he Rs .4 tut - rd .lonv ,1 1 18/., ihto ot Colnuipia Ci ill iy deceased, are reqnenteel to hand Diem iu pri p llv attested agreeably to 'aw, and thus? ind dv •■d o said Estate, are r< qu-'s'e l to mtke imin '■ dia'c payment to the f-'.x < u'ers. ,i Banc Wi linsfiiain, S ( ornt’lius Jont‘,B, \ ,1 Thomas Willingham, j Ji u S-'etetp'. r-5 B'M N."r '22 1 n mice. V INK mouths after date, application will '■ • l d made to the luopi r C nrt f Franklin cm, > I V- wh • si’ff-ug for nrdiuarv purposes for le i - . j ell tin* Ren’ Ks’a e oi Jacob ‘-1.-ickh d, doc isn I or th; benefit of C-,e Heir. o s« >1 deceased. Hardy Strickland, Ex'r. July 1,1825 liu9.il 0 AND STEAM BATHS. Dr. DUEL, a French Physician, rerppctfully informs (he public, that he ha:? established if STEAM awl MEDICAL DA TS in August e i phe very high repute these Baths have acquired t, m Europe, where (although a late discovery) ' they are to he found in every hospital, and the x great cures they have performed in Boston, Phi. e ladelphia and Charleston, can leave no doubt of :• their efficacy. The most gentle as well as the - most powerful medicines are administered by that y means, without any pain, trouble or disgust to Use ' patient; They are a never failing remedy in all ethane, d mis affections; from Psora, Ringworms, &c. to Sraldhead and Leprosy, They also have never a failed of success in cither acute or chronic rheu matism. i In glandular obstructions, chlorosis, nnasarcom * twellings, incipient dropsy; in all diseases of the i joints, gouty affections, dispersion of tumors, ill r cured syphilis, spasmodic or nervous affections ; ’ in all bilious disorders, dyspepsia, hypneondriasis, - t'pilepay—these baths have been found most ser i viceable, and have often succeeded even in here • ditary complaints. Fn fine, this manner of admin t i storing ulriw.it every remedy belonging to the , healing art, may be rendered applicable to almost every case, and (it is repeated) without any pain, i rouble, or disgust to the patient. As these baths are not yet generally known, Dr. Model will be happy to give the most ren pectable references to persons who have been cured by taking them. January II 57 "PATENT COTTON PRKBS. Subscriber respectfully informs his friends 1. and the public in general, that he has invented KtYi & useful MuclvVuc, for the purpose of Packing Cotton into square -Bales, by the power of a Lever, acting on a Fnlcum. -which drives the follower that presses the Cotton into the Hale. | The power of this Machine is such, that from 450 to 500 pounds of Cotton can be pressed in to live yards of 42 inch bagging with considera ble eas-, ami in a very short time. Ihe superior advantages of thin machine are clearly manifest, that in addition to the small quantity of bagging required, fwhich certainly is an o\ject,J two ( bands can with great ease, pack from eight to twelve hales in one day, if the cotton is conven ient, by having some assistance in sewing, which is by far the most tedious part. The simplicity of this machine and its superior power are great , Iv tidin'red by mechanical artists, and in fact all 1 who have seen it. By a mechanical demonstra tion it is proven, that the power of the hver ■ and its concoioliau's are <-q mi if not superior to any, even to the wedge if properly applied. From the high and frequent encomiums past on the invention, the subscriber is induced to of fer it to the Public as something worthy of their immediate notice. Any person that may want, can apply to the sub«rriher. The probable cost will he FIFTY DOLLARS, when all materials ire found, and EIGHTY, if not, found. Patent Letters having been obtained from the Depart ment of Slate of the United S ales, all persons are 1 ‘ prohibited from making or using (he same without > legal right. All infringements will meet with the , iigor of the law. made and provided in such cases. Any mechanic that may wish to be bet ■ fitted by the invention, may by paving a very moderate i -um secime individual c unty or stale rights. The / same is offered to faro,era and nil nlliory. 77/i? .i r<? of the Jtfach'ne is sixteen Jccl long; ' three feet wale, and can be used in a house of six teen feet pitch, nr brought so near the outside that the cotton ran be conveyed by a lube from the Gin to the /dress 1 ewis Layssard. dj Halifax, N. 0. Sep'. 28, 1825 14t p 30 i-} iiist of liyvWvs, I Remaining in die poST-OF'FICPi, Waynesboro : 1 Geo. Ist Ocober, 1325 ‘ I * Archer .Fas r Aies’r 1 Mdburn Joseph llyne RHiard I t lliday rapt Abner , /Lrjimon E'isha i Hampton Thomas JU ir Samuel ousted Jorge ffvker Archibald 1 I '■» V Silas M /frown William i> 2 i Lewis .EJerp.ar 801 l Given | Lumber!: .1 hn G i //yne L , Martins John or Wm d Collins Lend.- p j M Kay Al tai der i [Clements //-igh t Mel’ n Peter f Cfts Stephen I Mr C«w ley George i Craft Charles \ Peterson Seaborn ,/ I Doyle William j Pe; kins David f „i Drake Mr { Roberts Simeon .:i Davig William 1 Stiff li gs John d Farmer Isaac | Smith John -3 Furrow’ Jesse 1 I ley Mary Floyd Matthew > Spain F,'•welling if) Finney Sarah ( Vickers Nathan 12 Cough George i ", allsce Slirii-g '4 //llrsl M“jor | Welch James I' 'ale William \ Walker Nancy ,4 Hatcher Thomas j E Gar lick, p. m. ;7 j November 11 3* f 40 j NOTICE. ~ iIHREB months after date, application will be O unty, while sitting tor Ordinary purposes, for h ave to divide tw’enty Negroes, the property of e James Martin, late *>f su <1 county deceased” of. , "hich the heirs living out of die county u n Stive ”f Georgia, ar respectfully notified of such ■it application. This 291 b d->y of Augu.-t, 1825. Ilohert Martin, Ad-in’r. Ait gift 30 2'ii3m 19 ll Notice, 'IQ I months niter d>Uv*, application will be! -A s -a made to the Jr tiocs or the Inferior 'ourt purposes, tj! to «01l a certain tract f Land rontun.pg two hi id red acres being m t;he co*in« * R -,v at or aid, to the Kstale of Caleb n* towel!. -•£ c-’.asefh for the benefit us the Heirs creditors oi the said deceased. Mahal,i Howell, Jhhn’x. ■lnn” 13. 182.5. Im9m 103 JN otice. | ' INK months after date, application will be | - ' vl.'l l the Honorable the Inferior Court of , 0 • ■•> d county, while silling for O'dmary pur j •■■ 1 r >eav, o soil a Lot in '.he Guy ot Aligns. | ■ h i’t' 'i d ry K.'ti ami Hnuston-streetg beiong i to lb ■■state ' Michael .‘divert, decea-ecl, tor ■ th.- Benefit of l!v> ; rs a-iff creditors or said » 'ale,- A n 'w .3. Dill, (rdnrr. Nat. Leeds, udiu’r. ■'•f 0J h, . V V;i''y ; i lg, ci -dvgusla, Fcjiu- j li, • 1 i,7.,i