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respectable county of Hancock, in the Geu-Ac cral Assembly of this StatJ. -aw- j r The Duke of Saxe Weimar, aanecl j „ in this City, the ilay before yesterday. j' - >#<!■' A Ball is to be given (I ! Evening Hi the Planters’ Hotel, in 1 .our ot < < distinguished fellow-citizen, V, if ■ C RAWS HO. The Conj’ ..ioual District Bill has pass ed the Sen: and it is supposed tout lluv Bank of Dai will not be remote t jV Walter Cowrie has been elected Sec- A rotary of the Senate of the United States, jf A choice which does honor to the wisdom u of the Senate. Ig p Dinner to Mr. Crawford ’. « At a meeting of Citizens ol Augusta, at the City-Hall, on Monday the 19th De cember 1 8A5, for the purpose of consider- f ing of tlie propriety of inviting the flonora- t ble William ii. Crawford, nowin this d City, to partake of a public Dinner. On 1 motion of the Mayor, Mr. Thomas Cum- ( Mixer, was called to the chair, and Mr.lf K: jy Bones, appointed Secretary. |l It wis ilicu Resolved, unanimously , that r Mr. Cummins, the Chairman, ! W. W. Holt, the Mayor, < J. Cqrmick, 1 W. Cummins, t R. R. Reid, i K. Walker, i R. T ÜBMAN, J. Grant, and R. 11. Musgrove, Be a Committee to wait on Mr. Crawford, and welcome him to the City , and that they be instructed, to invite him to partake of a Dinner to be given by the citizens of Augusta. The meeting having adjourned, the Com mittee visited Mr. Crawford, and tender ed the welcome and invitation, contem plated by the Resolution of the citizens. The Dinner was given yesterday (Wed nesday the 21st inst.) at the Planter’s Ho ld. it was prepared in very superior style, and a large and respectable company sat down at half past three o’clock, P. M. to partake of it. The Mayor of (lie City pre sided, having the respected guest on his right, and Major Freeman Walker, ofii ciated as Vice-President. '■ v- scv-.Tc-ptil ■ > thr !;-• . ii';. ■j. j• i : - ..iiern for if» :>■ cise \i ■■ v ooi cola •V* ,•j:: .pi r h iLidViu c*d ; .y »• 1 ! tHo.—*inO esa v/a i ailUlliUi**•iViilV ii form an alliance truly holy for the defence of American liberties. 7th.— The Memory of Washington, titli.—Tiie Memory of Commodore Mac- Donongh —a hero whose private virtues ad ded lustre to his glorious public services. 9th.—The Army and Navy - " the United States. 10th.—Internal improvement.—A Good thing—may it nut be prosecuted to the ilis tru don of internal harmony, a heller. 1 ih.—The Union of the states, and the states respectively—there can be no colli sion when rightly administered. 3 2(h,— llie judiciary of the United States. 13th —Our Fair Countrywomen. Mr. Crawford give the following toast. George R. Clayton, late Treasurer of Georgia:—a virtuous man; an old and faithful servant of Georgia. Several Volunteers were given which we have not been able-to obtain. - ■>#»" The Rev. IVm.T. Brantly of Augusta, Geo. has accepted the pastoral charge of the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia, and will remove to that city early in the spring. Georgian. —6*3®— The Boston Patriot state-, that tiie keel of a44 guu frigate was laid at the Navy Yard in Charlestown tast week. The sloop i f war launched a few days since is named “ flostnn. r ' The ship Florida, Condry, 27 days from Liverpool, was announced below at Boston on the 6th inst. She was left at Liverpool on tiie Bth November, by the Manchester, to sail soon. - GEG Ii GUI LE GI SI..Vi 'll RE. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Monday, Dec. b. BILLS REPORTED. The House went into committee of the whole, Mr. Tamer in the chair on the bill to lay otfthe State into seven Congression al Districts —The bill was reported with ! amendments—The report was taken up and 1 the bill was read the 3d time—when Mr. Dougherty moved that the bill lie on the ta ble for the remainder of the session. On this motion a discussion arose, which was terminated by a motion to adjourn. Friday, December 9. On motion of Mr. fVoJfard, the House again took up the bill to lay otfthe State in- ' to seven Congressional Districts, and after ‘ consideiable discussion, Mr. Meroney, mo- ed tm* the further lonsiderntiun of the bill epos'-e tied until tiie meeting of the next I egis i * > 'e, in order that the will of the n . ople 111 befall) ascertained thereon. Up •<• ’i.’i motion tiie yeas and nays were ;o«~ as*’!-blows : Yeas 58—Nays 61. r —Messrs. Abercrumbie, Beall, Binl wailsford, Brockman, Bryan, Burton, Moptun of Putnam, (tone of Green, ' r: ‘L'ughery, Foster, Freeman, Har :ms, Holt, Horne, Hudson, Hull, 'G is of Gwinctte,Johnson, Jones, Jour- w'. uiwson, Leonard, Lumpkin, Marlin, i son, McClendon, Me Dnigald, Me- A i;fier, Meroney, Mitchell, of Pulaski. Mon o ief, Monroe, Moore, Myers, Pay Perry, Randolbh, Rea, Remkert, Rob' of Burke, Robertson of Clulrlwm. ’ yp./ Scarborougli, Smith of Bryan Sparks, Sta pleton, i'ait, Thomas of MuiPosh, Thomas 1 of Warren, Tutle, Turner, Way, Wilson, „ Wood of Early, Wynn. Nays—Messrs. Ash, Bites, Bln koourn, ’ Blair, Burnside, Burns, Bird, Clayton, Clif- ( ton, Clopton of Pike, Collins, Cone of Cam- i den, Copp, Day, Echols, Faria Fleming 1 Fort, Gnolson, Gilder, Gilbert, Greene, Griffin, Hay, Hazzard, Hendrick, liicklin, Hicks, Holmes, Hulsey, Hutchings of Jones, Kennon, King of Crawford, King of Mon roe, Legget, Manning, Manning of Frank lin, McCall, Mitchell of Walton, Mitchell of Wilkinson, Park, Pettit, Phillips, Polhill, Primrose, Render, Roberts of Hall, Robin son of Jasper, SaflbUl, Smith of Bibb, Ste wart, Strickland, Stnrges, Walea, Wat, kins, Watson, Wiggins, Wilcox, Willis, Wofford, Wood of Fayette. On the question “shall (lie bill pass” the 1 Yeas were 61—Nays 57. The votes were reversed from what they were on the preceding motion, with the ex ception of Mr. Denmark, who did not vote . on the passage of the bill. 23anft of Hugusta, 22d December, 1825. AS MONDAY NEXT, will be observed as a . Christinas Holiday ami lies Bank will .hen be closed, SATURDAY (he 24th, will be Offer ing Day. Augustus Moore, Cash’r. December 23 It 52 BATTALION ORDERS. Irish Volunteers ! ! APPMAIw •!) youp Ptirade Ground on SATUtt the 31st Mist at 10 A ** mr V. ;•* , • (■,t nf /, • i' u Uh I : . jfl '■ i, /-• < December 23 3t 52 IGBU\ DigtvVct Com^aii^ ATTENTION ! ! A PPEAU on your Parade Ground in rear ol il J. Auslcy’s Warehouse, on the bank of the River, on SATURDAY 24'Ji inst. precisely a 10 '.‘clock, armed urn] equipped as the laws ot the State direct. By artier, Gorton, o. s. December 23 It 52 i 168l\\ Dwlvvct Gom^au^. > H IF, Members belonging to this district are re. A quested to attend a Hireling TUPS EVP, NING, at Lamki i’s room, precisely at 7 o’clock, or . business. ISj order Gorton, o. s. December 23 HATTALIti v Ol* 5. AUwuVVim VttttcV\i\ea \ \ 4 PPEAH on your Parade ground, in (rout of i m. the City-Hall, on S VPURDAY the 31st ol December, at 10 o’clock, X. M, armed and equip aed according'to the by laws of the corps, with 14 rounds of blank Cartridges. B;i order of Cu(>t Stdroks, W. 11. Muharry, Act. o. s. December 20 it 51 Subscribers to the Ball to be given at the Planters’ Hotel, THIS EVENING, are requested to apply at the Hut, for tickets ot admission. Uy order of the Managers. December 2.3 52 The annual meeting of (lie (Council of PRINCES of JEUCSAI EM, takes place TiliS T. I iWl.\'C. at six o’clock As the <leeti. il ot officers tor (he ensuing year, and o- 1 liter business of importance will take place, r 1 punctual attendance of the members is required ! ity order of the .1/ T.. .1. M. Band, Sec’ry. ( December 23 It 52 The Subscriber has taken ! an OKrICB, in the lower story of Mr. T. Cum ' Mivr.’a Buildings, near the Post-Office. He pro ■ poses to practice in the Courts of Washington Sc riven, Jefferson, Burke, Columbia and Rich mood, h in the Federal Circuit Court tor Georgia Robert Raymond Reid. December 23 52 ■ FOR SALK Cl IK V I*7 A FINE CilG and SAOLE HOUSE, betweei - iA. five and sis years old, which will be sold cheap, if immediate application is made. Enquire at this office. December 23 ?t 52 VKXJitJK. I Y\us M.oiMung, at 1' oWick, WITHOUT UESF.It K, ivs ». pidoauw, ft ' c»mmnee the sale of the Mlvm •; f.v ’ FOUR CASKS OUNSIBTIKf* OK I ‘ HARDWARE, \ SUCH AC ff/'NIVKS an<l Forks, Ducket ami .'V. Knives, fV Scissors, ,s!cl Ki.gujh ILsurs, 1 •'■ it*■' Kooks, Med Bombs, Kelts and Bracelets, limey a. tides, iir and Clotljes Broshes, renoil Cases, ‘■reel and • olvel Dorses, liibbmv, T r'.nia Shell Combs, >an V ornamental, Baste aod Pea. i Combs, gill Keys id Seals, Necklaces, hue d Watch Chains, ■ i t and Keys, Coral Beads, Musical Box -. A iso, a valuable assortment of JEWELRY, handsomely assorted to sai; reiailers. Ai.ro—Two NEGRO MEN, one of whom is a good drayman, (he other a bout hand, Atso—A regular sale of usual articles ss GKO. CKKIK3 U OKV GOODS. Also—Vi Invoice of first rate Netv-Voik made Clothing—cm nstiog of Superfine Cloth Coats and Pantaloons, Oamblet and Plaid Cloaks, Silk and Fancy Vesta. ALSO— j ■ I 6 Barrels Cider, 2 ilhds. Jamaica Bum* 1 Pipe Holland Gin, 1 Side Board, —ALSO— -2 Horses Terms at Sale. December t* 52 SatwvAay XigVA. raiHE new Tiieaue, having its decora'ions and i JL part of its Scenery finished, will he open ed on Saturday Night, Dec- other -4 1 OJA, by MR. WEST, who will give the public a Comic E. ; c * (liumcnt, BIfTITIiKII VARIETY, OH Brush to Sweep away Melancholy. Consisting of Comic Songs. Select Scenes ami Recitations—To conclude with, the Song of the York sin uk concert. Ticheta to be hid at the differer.i Public Hun sea and at the Hue of the Theatre. - December 23 it 52 OYSTERS “i ; ’> f n- . i) V; at TD , , f T: * I! I, i . l rJ *V \ S 5' . 5 I ■■ ' J V ■ i.ivi' v m -t.v L • bfM. i.: -K,. .»**’. '• j ■ * £ , J i •; blurt? u;i itic n iiui hide !»roau-S‘utei. iiemeu ‘ui account oi the estate o i M. ( avensworth. Samuel Male, Adiu’r. December 23 52 Bank of the State of Georgia, BRANCH AT AUGUSTA, December 19, 1835. r p!IF, Board of Directors, will on FRIDAY, the *- 30th instant, elect a Discount Clerk for this Bank. Candidates for (he appointment, may know tin amount of salary as well as the security required, on application to the Cashier. By order of the Board, i. Henry, Cashier. December 20 4t 51 CO LTL LION P A IMTKS. A\v. UoVmv'Suvl, OF.SPEC I FULI.Y informs the I allies and J Gentlemen of Augusta, that his first Co. tlllion party, will take place at l.is Dancing Boom m Green street, on TDUUSDvY EVENING next, the 22d inat. and every I Intraday fc nnight following. Ihe door to be opened a, half past six o’clock, IK comber 20 2t 51 WWVbeEteed, At the. Market-House, in the City of An gusta, on the first Monday in January next, for twelve months ensuing : Eight Negroes, the property of ' Grace Mart, a Minor. * E. A. Holt, Guardian. December 23 3t >2 KANAWA i, TAROM the subscriber, about the Ist of N, vein I. her last, a Negro man i tave, named (' TSAII about 45 years of age, near live iect tbrec inch es high, down look, yellow complected, slow ii speech, walks pidgeon toed, r > , read and write, and it is highly probable that le lias a Iree pass,— Gasar was brought to (his .Stale 'v Major Bowers, bum Granville cnimli North-G.u-lina, invert ot eight years ago, and it is pretty certain that h, will try to gu hark to that place, as be says hi has a wife and children there \t;y person git ing information of the said fellow, or cot.lining him in any Jail so (hat ! get him again, shall be It berally rewarded by the anbserher, living neat I VVright.-.borough, Columbia c tji .y, Georgia. 8 humid Roberts. December 19, 1825 2t v 52 tjy •'he Columbia Telescope, S c and 'ln Raleigh Begister, N. C. art n quested to inser the above twice, and f< rward lln-ir respective ac j, counts to J. Karnes, Post-Master, IVriglusboro’ Georgia, (nr payment. S. It. Blank Meeds of Conveyance, NEATLY Fill NTH) ON VFILUM I’AI’EU, For sale ut this Office 1 RICH SCHEME OF THE AUGUSTA MJISO.NIC ILILh i '• • ' .Yotr Drawing \w t\\a UUy Augusta, uiuVac the S\\\>e\*u\t e, aAa uc eot SAMUEL HALE, I WILLIAM W. HOLT ROBERT' U. REID, j JOHN VV, WILDE, ’ THOMAS I. WRAY. I B. D. THOMPSON. AUGUSTIN SLAUGHTER, | Commissioners appointed by the Gen. Assembly of the State of Georgia. HIGHEST PRIZE S 30,000 wiM OTiroa iDiaawap® WiW tukr yliu t DU Wcim-ailny Ure littvol Jamiarj nent. Tliis I’nily Splendid Lottery Is now nearly half drawn, and in its present stage, oilers more brilliant induce ments to adventurers than any Lottery, now drawing in the. Union.—All the Capital i Prizes (of which a view of the Scheme will at once shew (he variety and richness) are {still undrawn, except one of g 10,000 and one of ft 1000. This extraordinary accu jniulatiou of Canital Priy.es in (he wheel win .... >. >n u „ ro< („ PO nn immense demand sot ! 1 "> ■'" )■' ■ * 1 ■ * price of T'tch 'i- ■; ■ 'i r 11• tn.n l .ntuntrs - vw...' v ' £' r ',i if c;'y i - ■'£ -e /§rf 4 1 I 'i'p E. ' . ' M w fJS Jf •/- « •• - .‘ ! ‘ ■ ■ jIiIHOO Ifoi'af'-,. ( : Oolid'N : 20,000 !) ; i Prize- of 10-000 Dollars i.k 40.000 Vm . 5 Prizes ol 1,000 uoiiars 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. .SS, I^ 18,000 Tickets, Less than two aiuV a \va\f ftlauka Us a Tvixt, THE PRIZES ONLY TO BE DRAWN. All the. Prizes floating except the following, which will he. deposited in the Wheel at definite periods, viz ; On the. tst Drawing I Prize of (0.000 and tof 500 On llie 3d Drawing t Prize of 5,000 anti i of 1,000 and 1 of 500 On the 3d Drawing 1 Prize of 10,000 and lof 500 On the 4th Drawing I Prize of 5,000 and 1 of 1,000 and i of 500 On the sth Drawing 1 Prize of 10,000 and lof 500 On the 6th Drawing 1 Prize of 5,000 and I of 1,000 and t of 500 On the 7th Drawing 1 Prize of 10.000 and 1 of 5,000 and 1 of 500 I On the Bth Drawing t Prize of 30.000 and I of 1.000 and lof 500 On the 9th Drawing t Prize of 30,000 and 1 of 1,000 and 1 of 500 All Prizes payable thirty days after the completion of the Lottery, subject to a d hluciion of fifteen per cent.—lt not applied for within twelve months, to be consult ed a donation to the funds of the MASONIC HA LL. Tickets and Shares to he had in a great variety of numbers at m mu* moi^stri&Birog AUGUSTA. Present Price, \V\Aoie Tickets, - - * riVi Walvea, - 5 5D iluaplftrs, - “ - c i "l& fi 7* Orders from any part of the United States, post paid, enclosing the Cash, in t uills of any of the Banks of the Union that pay Specie, will meet with prompt attention Darien Bills will he received at par. Address all communications to J. S. BEERS, Xtr.rctanj to the Commissioners AUGUSTA, December 33, 1.825 S 3 I'jH ll •I