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FROM MILLEDGEVILLE Collected from the Correspondence of[ the Savannah Georgian. r.rlj heals .till continue tube felt Ml letlgeotllo !-■•A strong proof of ,t„. high excitement of the moment, was ..i V en 1 in the meeting of yesterday, in an attempt I to mortify (he feelings of the Executive.--- Mr. Cuthbert, a trustee, having vacated his seat, in the opinion of the trustees, by ab sence from two stated meetings, in eoit.pli-1 ance with the law for the government of (hel College, Ins place was supplied by the I Trustees by the election of Governor Troup. Mr. Cuthbert presented a memori al against (be vacation of his seat, and in the course ot the debate it became evident ' 1 that the object ol its supporters was not to] icstoic Mi. C. but n dismiss Governor T.| The discussion was warm for a time, but' on a motion to approve ol the election ofi Governor Troup to supply ihe vacancy of Mr. Cuthbert, (required 'from the Senate) and to take the yeas and navs, the opposi tion gradually shrunk awav.and on the final question but a few <• still miall voices” said “nay.” ami the memorialist had leave, to withdraw his memorial. Mr. Crawford, who was present as a I’rnstee, appeared to take a great interest in the discussion. Mr. Burnside, has proposed to enquire into the expediency of removing the Darien 1 Bank to Augusta. It has also been proposed to remove the! seat of Government to Macon--to repeal: so much ol the penal Code as relates to ini-; prisonment in (lie Penitentiary—to divide| the state into seven Congressional Districts,! and to establish a lurnpike Road from Au gusta to Athens and from Augusta to Mil leclgeville. Mr. Polhill, presented the following Pre amble and Resolutions which were adopted without a dissenting voice. “ Whereas, in the heat and effervescence ot parly leelings and political disquisitions, the character and standing ot two ot our most worthy and distinguished fellow-citi zens, lately appointed by the General Gov ernment to ncgociatea treaty with the Creek) nation ot Indians, for the extinguishment ot the Indian Li tic to lands within the lim its ot the State of Georgia, have been im properly aspersed, and (heir uprightness and integrity called into question : and whereas, great benefits have resulted to the good citizens of (his staleby the exertions of our fellow-citizens aforesaid, in obtaining for the state ol Georgia an extensive, fertile and important territory, within the limits thereof. “ Resolved unanimously, therefore, by the Senate and House ol Representatives of the Slate of Georgia, in general assembly, met, That they leel deeply and gratefully impres , sod with die important services of the Mono cable Duncan G. Campbell and James Mer ri wether, in obtaining the late cession of lands from the Creek nation of Indians ; and that their confidence remains unimpaired in toe honor, uprightness and integrity of those gentlemen. “ Resolved further, That the General As sembly, representing the feelings and wishes ot the good citizens ol this state, do not hesi tate in saying, that (hey conceive that the Treaty contains itself intrinsic evidence of its own fairness in (lie liberal and extended provisions which it contains for the removal, preservation and perpetuity of the Creek nation—such treaty so beneficial to the Uni ted States, the State of Georgia and the In dians themselves, having been negociated under circumstances requiring the most de voted zeal and persevering industry and firmness, we pronounce upon the conduct of (he Commissioners our most cordial appro bation ; and that a copy thereof be transmit ted to each of said Commissioners, and also a copy to each of our Senators and Repre sentatives in Congress.” In the Senate the ollovving Resolution was offered by Mr. Cleveland : Resolved. That the Joint Committee on the State of the Republic, be requested to take under their consideration, the necessi ty of introducing such memorial as they in their judgment deem proper, to our Sena tors and Representatives iu Congress, and the proper departments of the General Gov ernment, to carry into effect the late treaty held and signed by the United States Com missioners and the Mead Men and Warriors ol (he Creek Nation, on the 12th Feb. 1824. ATTENTION J j k ■C-- - GEORGIA FENCTBLES !! YOU are hereby erdered to attend a re ulat Quarter. y Meeting, to ho held at the Unm pany’s Kooin on S A t UKO.VY t veiling, (be 26 h tost, prepared to p.av your quarterly .’.le#. By order of (Jtipt Stuhoks. H. Ely, See’ry, G /<’. November 26 U 44 17aMILTON uTfiVeTienT A PPK.AU 00 your parade ground, in trout ol il the Coy Hall, on S.iir.rdav the 26th hot. a half pa-t 2 o’clock, armed and equipped an ih bye laws of (be corns d reel. By order of Cnpl. Cukmiku, F. Mcnim.ui, (). 8. November 22 2t 43 livis Aluvvuu" tvt o’clock., WILL BK SOLD. V\. li.T. (without RESERVE,) t* I VK Bag; Coffee 12 Boxes Soap 16 Pieces B-qrging j Oe el ganl C) 1 k and Case 50 Barrels Mackerel 6 Hearns P»;.er 6 Pieces 3 1 2 Point Blank -'a 20 Pieces.(;) •> ],.. , Ul | t a,, snneres C worsted Hose, ho. w 'th u variety ot articles too tedious to enu rnerate a,.so, ao elegant Side Board and one large Bureau. i> Terms at Bide, I tVnV't’bp,. v 's |i ,\ | A NEW SUPPLY OK 1 uiANI) BOXES, JUST HECLIVKD BY B. Picquet. November 25 44 . BANK of AUGUSTA, ~ 22d November, 1825. ffpHE Animal Election for Ihrteen Directors A. of tins Icsti'iilinn, vq| be held at '.ln; Bunk itijr House, on MONDAY, tlie s'b .lay of He cumber next, between the hours ot 1J A, M. and (I P. M. Augustus Moore, Cash’r. j November 25 3t 44 iSugar, Coffee & Whiskey. _ • The • Subscriber Having Rented the •Sinn; formerly occupied hy J, IJ ftttri NiiOTit vm, now offer for sale , jn si okk ano ganging, Iff 111 H IS. Ist and 2d »50 Bug s t rimr i’’nii C. flue —SO Pieces 42 mcii Iny ernes!* Bbgjrinjr 5 Pipes Ct gi.ac Brandy , 3dt Holland Gin 3 Hilda Jamaica Kern 50 Barrels N. ({tim i .'>o dn PbilaiL Ipliia Whiskey ’ 50 do Her w r’. I'.in j 14 tjuartcr (bisks Madeira Wire 10 dn do Mai ga do 20 do do Tereriffe do 5 Boxes Miner tel Kaish.s 50 Q’tarter B >x -- Spanish S' gars 1 50 do Shaving Soap 10 Kegs '{ichmond T.uitcco , 20 tin Cut Nails p 1000 Bushels Salt Shot, Lead. hr. bv George U. Jessup, 330 Broad street. November 25 4i 44 !! COTTON INSURANCE. 1 Uew,r;l Incnrai’ce Company of New-York, i- will litfi re Cclton ai.d .alter Property s gtcii-t tb - dsmigps o( the Biver, Ike. betn ccit Am Pfusta aid Ksvanriiib. and Cbarletlnn, by their 1 Dieut. A. Campfield. 1 Jhtfus'n Nv,25 h 1825. 1m 44 1— I (D“A HOUSE TO LET. j Jit. The Subscriber not lit,ring sue j j ce>; .ed m making sale cf bis House in Augusta would Kent it on iif’drrate term# He h> wevei j •I'.l ifers it iiT sale, together with his House on\ ; the Band Bills, on very low terms It the Sand-1 ! Hill proper! 1 be not sold by )hc 15:b of Ikccn. j 1 bar it wiii Le Kented. Enquire ot ft. W. Wauxeii, Esq or of the subset'.ber on the Sand lli'b. B. B. Hopkins. N vemH-r 25 41 44 COTTON FAUTOUAGE. 1 The Subscriber O KEEKS bis seivir.es to Isis frier ih and Ihr public, for rece ving, selling and shipping ( CO I'TO.V. His Counting iijjtn is rente veil to the Warehouse of Mr. W. li. Shelton, near th Bridge. I#. C. Caiitelou. |)DDD BUSHELS SA 1 T, * 60 Hbds. Prime New Orleans Sugar, { 40 Bags and 6 Tierces.prime green Coffee, Barrels Northern (iih and Hum. ( TOU HALS BY Tlionias M‘(Tran. N vember 23 2 f 43 Prime Green Coffee AND I. COTTON BAGGING, i T\\e. 1 lIAS JUST RKCEIVED ON OONBIGNMKNT, j PKIME t<KEEN COKKEE in Tierce', and! INVEKNESS GO f I ON BAGGiMi, 42 in ches wid' l , which he oilers for sale at reduced ! prices, lo cash. Win, C, Way, \ At Mr. James M’Bor.aids store, A“o. 009. Broad stt cr.t November 18 4) is 42 Novice. I jTpHE subscribers have connected themse’ve.M “A m the pr, dice of the LAW—they will uni 1 wmly attend all the counties of the Norihe.ri ircuii, and tlie county of Franklin, of the Wes ern Circuit, one of them will be generally found t Itt their offic" i i Elberto.i, where l.icy will take detsure in trarsacli: g the business ci those who nay be unfortunate eough to be Involved in tht j i aw 1} Jolm A. Heard, Thomas i. Heard. ; JamiHty 1, 1825 57 I 1 AUGusT/i Masonic hall | IN TWO I'ID^KS. Now Drawing in Ihe City of Augusta , under l/ic superintendence of\ «AMUEL WALK, WILLIAM VV. HOLT, ,015 RUT IT RK11), JOHN W. WILDR. THOMAS I. WHAY, 15. I). THOMPSON, AUGUSTIN SLAUGHTER. Commissioners apinrnted by the Hen Assembly of the State of Georgia. CONTAINS THE MOST SPLENDID VARIETUR Grand Capital PRIZES. Os Aff\ V.WV'TEB.\ IX AMERICA. of 820,000, I PRIZE of 810,000, 1 PRIZE of 10,000, 1 PRIZE of 10,000, 1 PRIZE of 10,000, 4 PRIZES of 5,000, S Prizes of S 1,000. VM Vd>lß]BV!n SD3iiXWaP(B WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE 14 Hi DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT. lb r|oiK. I Prize of 30,000 Dollars is 30,000 Dollars. 1 Prize of 20,000 Dollars is 20,000 Dollars. 4 Prizes of 10,000 Dollars is 40,000 Dollars. 4 Prizes of 5,000 Dollars is 20,000 Dollars. 5 Prizes of 1,000 Dollars is 5,000 Dollars. 10 Prizes of 500 Dollars is 5,000 Dollars. 50 Prizes of 100 Dollars is 5,000 Dollars. 100 Prizes of 50 Dollars is 5,000 Dollars. 5000 Prizes of 10 Dollars is 50,000 Dollars. 5175 Prizes. } 8180,000 12825 Blanks. 5 Eighteen TYiotisamY Tickets at TEX DOLLARS. Less thau two and an half B anks to a Prize. THE PRIZES OM.V TO BE DRAWN. All the. Prizes floating except the following, which will he deposited in the Wheel at definite periods, viz : On tin* Ist Drawing 1 Prize of 10.000 and lof 500 On the 3d Drawing 1 Prize of 5,000 and I of 1,000 and t of 500 On the 3d Drawing 1 Prize of 10,000 and lof 500 On the 4th Drawing 1 Prize of 5,000 and I of 1,000 and t of 500 On the sth Drawing 1 Prize of 10,000 and iof 500 On the 6th Drawing 1 Prize of 5,000 and 1 of 1.000 and I of 500 On the 7th Drawing I Prize of 10.000 and I of 5.000 and 1 of 500 On the Bth Drawing I Prize of 20,000 and I of 1,000 and t of 500 On the 9th Drawing t Prize of 80,000 and lof 1.000 and lof 500 All Priy.es payable thirty days after (lie completion of the Lottery, subject to a de duction of filteen per cent. — II not applied for within twelve months, to he consider ed a donation to the funds of the MASONIC HALL. I he demand for tickets in this Lottery lias become immense, in consequence of the extraordinary accumulation ol Capital Pri/.es in the Wheel, and the public confidence in the Lottery ; and (he price will no doubt advance very high as the drawings progress. Tickets iuu\ SYuvces wauaj Vk* \v.u\ at t\\c ovigiuat \mcc, at I LOTTERY OFFICE, a*. Ml, Until the first day of December next, when they will postil rely rise to ELEVEN DOLLARS. PUKSEXT PRICE, Whole Tickets, - - - $lO DD UaWes, 5 VHI (luavtevs, - - - - £SD V'T" Orders from any part of Ihe United States, post paid, enclosing (lie Cash, in the! hills of any of the Hanks of the Union that pay Specie, will meet with prompt attention. | Darien Hills will he received at par. All orders actually mailed before the first of December, will he supplied at flic oil-! giual price. Address all communications to J. S. BEERS, Secretary to lint Commissioners. AUGUSTA, November 25, 1825 it 44 Only Five Days More 1 ! I ON*N KXT T, I '.J US DAY, THE VI IIS r OF V) EC EM HER, ii' a © IK IK V s IN TUB iUGUST.I JUASOXIC TULL LOTTERY, 'V 111. OVANOE TO Eleven Dollars, •Lid Skates in pro part ion. All pvi". kis wli i line 1 ickels lo re-.ew, and t hose wlio intend to purchase <dinuld cull and do it . fiefor- rh ,t line. Uv l H/l/SSIUr \lorn :nl- r h»neps m:.v In; had f r the Splendid Capital ■ I’r /. s in dij«. rndv doh Lottery. at KG BUS’ LOTTERY OFFICE. Vvvuad-sU’ect. Ar TI| K OKIBINA I. SCHEME PRICE. Whole Ticket., gtO 00 I.lives, 5 (W Huar'.er.a, 2 All oidtM’i uctnullv trailed liefer I the day of ■lie rno i- il. lit’ mi ~ l ed at the criminal pree. 11.1 en Hills will be receiv d m par, thefor- I'liiu e draw, l a n I! be paid promptly, ip money cun Cot in tins Slate, J. H. Mcers, Secretary .. , to the Commissioners. Novp rr her 95 44 HAVK JIPiV RECEIVED. KB UIS Foolscap writing Paper i!o Better Paper (» few Beams willi git edgeu) Wrapping Paper 6 Cades Spelling nooks A few V rkins prune Coshen flutter C.ani Flour, Buhon market Beef . Nonlu.ro i’.ckles in Jars. ALSO Stoves and Pipes of all descriptions S.ilia and Worms of all sizes Krass a id Cupper Kettles Sheet Copper and Brass Sheet Iron tor Cm Saws, Stc. November 22 4 t 44 FIRE Tins Mt:c//.i vies FIB 15 Insurance Company, . , NEWARK, NEVV-JHKSEY, HV\ B appointed tne subscriber their .Qgcnt / who will receive proposals io MSUIt VNv,B igainst BIKE, and the 111 ka of \ nV.vv.A S *w igatitm, I" »'«« nvwt liberal terms, at No. 20J, Broad Street, ,'lugusin. •lames liamsoii, Agent. Octuh<T 28 ® 3B NOTICE.’ ■ r f ,, ! R A K enc . v °f Mr. Cimit.ua S. Baker, hav- H. ing b en determined oy the principal, tbe nud rs good.—The business will herealter be cmidnrted in the name of Ihe Sohilenb-. r, and 'll persona indebted to the establishment will nike payment t > Ovill A. K uuiimck, who is duly authorized to adjust t .e concerns of the business, lately curried on under the superin* 1 tendance of Charles S. Baker. Deo. Long. N >V(»ni hr*” • ? S /j .> i> J. S\. Hand, has lemoved his efli'-e to No, 355, Broad street, next door to J. W, Bridges. November 15 3t is 41 , CBOBCI A, Cohtm/nn County, YIfUBKBAS Doctor Btlmond Carllidfie, ap f v p ei for Betters of \dmii is'ra'ion ’on the Estate of Mrs. Surali Cartlidge, lute of thin coun ty, deceased. I nose are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, In he anil appear at mv office, with in the time ire'cibed by 'aw, to file their ob jections (if any diey have) to shew cause why taut letters sh it’d not be granted. Civen tinder my hand at office, in Columbia, this 21st due o» N v. mher, 1825. Ft Gabriel Jones, D CV/c. t.l.i Mtl.l JUnke County. \J\T HBKEAS Joseph Hines, applies for Letters v V of Ad no istra ion on the Bstale of James Hines, derca ed. Now 1 h'-refnre tbes? are to cite and admonish 1 I am! singular, 1 lie kindred and creditors of the 1 rid d ceu id. to be and appear at my office with. ■ n Ibe ’ime pi earthed by law, to file their objec tions. ( f any dtpy have) to shew c .use why said lei tr, should not be gr met!. Civen under my hand at nllic* in Waynesbo rottgli, Ibis 29 b October, 1825. II Warn 11 el Htarges, VVlc, C.B HtCBV, Iturhe County, Vi\/ 11BKEAS C ham Bid, applies for Letters 1 * ol Arimni (ration im the Estate of Walter 1 IB I’ 11 tlu, d.'Ctused. No'.” therrh re, t! e o are to c'to and admonish pia 1 I sing. liar, 111. kindred and Cl editors of tho .dtl ct I, 'o b ■■ d appear at my office with -1 1 the. ’'me pre of.be 1 by iuw, to fie tlie*r objec i o', (if at,y lacy have) to shew catue why said b llui s should not be grall't-d. C'ven under rty ha id a*, office in Waynesbo rtMigh, tliis 21 t N .wither, 1825. 1 14 Samuel Hturges, CVk. fil'tA, Iturhe Comity. . i Tv ters of \doiiur.irainm on tlie Ksiate of i loscph S. Buhner, deceased. Now therefore, tl e..e ate to ci'e and admonish all an I singular, the kindred and creditors ol the said deceased, to be and appear at my office with. I in the linn: pie,crib.*d by law, to file their objec tions, (if t iy 1 lie y have) to shew cause why said leit. rs should not be granted. t.veound r in; hand at office in WaynesbT. rough, tliis 22 I November, 13.15. •F Samuel Stinges, CTk.