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best blessing to the monarchy of their first aim—and, perhaps, the surest stepping atone to it.” ' * [The foregoing includes the whole of the political part of the letter. Then follows some information and remarks, purely pri vate, and it thus concludes-] “ Our University has been most fortunate in the five Professors, procured from Eng- tient said, that he had several times bled himself to get the blood to drink—it was the best physic he could take.—Aug. Cour. FOREIGN. MARRIED, ... In Lexington, on Thursday evening, by the Iter. Mr. Golding, Mr. Wilet Sledg*, of Ihtf pace, to Miss Martha Lions, of Lexington, Oglpthorpe county. . . [communication.] ,. DEPARTED this life on Sabbath rooming the 16th inst. in the 23d year of bis age, Dr. Eouund T. King, after a lengthy and painful illnes9 which he bore with science, which has left little superior be hind ; tlie correctness of their moral charac ter, their accommodating dispositions and From the Albion. - The intervention of the Allies between Turkey and Greece, excites much specula- land ; a finer selection could not have been tion as to the course which will be taken by , much fortitude andpatience.—In the iecease of this made, besides their being of a grade of the Porte. A note purporting to be addres- j truly amiable and promising young nan, the com- by .his power, ,o ,he representatives several hiuropean tiovemments at t on‘-tan- • , s gone, but not without hope. Having been taught tinnple, has been published, in which all in-; from his childhood the principles of our holy religion, zeal for the prosperity of the institution | terferenee is absolutely resisted, and an en- ! he remembered his Creator in the clay? of his youth, leave us nothing more to wish. I verily he- j tire ability to subdue the Greeks is eonfi- j ®f d th “ fos' pi™s diriment 5" lieve, that as high a degree of education can j dently expressed. At the same time an as- • satisfactory evidence of the genuineness of his pro- now be obtained bore, as in the country they ; surancc is given of due clemency to the con- fession. For strict morality, and integrity of prinoi- left-and a finer sot of youths l never saw | quered. “ I know how to make themiM assembled for instruction-; they committed , turn to their duty, and to cqercethem, with- nhe affability of his manners, endeared hitntoalaree some irregularities at first, until they learnt! out, however, confounding the just with the : circle of relations and friends, whose memories will the lawful length of their tether, since which ' the guilty. This scandalous rebellion would e y er cherish a lively though sad recollection of hi* it has never been transgressed m the small- ! already have been stifled, hat fo. the subsi- J J*£S, £ ost degree. A great proportion of them are j dies of him who, whilst he protested his hind; as a friend, ardent and, sincere. Although severely devoted to study, and I fear not to friendship for me, gave succours to these j from the nature of his disease he wa9 for some days a3 r , that within 12 or 15 years from this rebels. unableito converse with his friends, and express the J 1 -r> • . , #> « ,, T lively hope which he possessed of immortality; yet Being seated upon a powerful throne, I jadc [ ng the wh ^ e tenor of his life, from the nmnn«rst tlio Sni’PrPlCin^ of rllirnnp. bn MMA^ABSAfl voftmnn thani is iho atwmnoQt rnr*_ 15’S f ! ttery Officel roai-sUetl Augusta, (Geo.) ■. , E following very Splendid Lottery,, fviQ be ilraiyn in the city of Bakimorp, on Wednesday tne 17th day of October next; all in one day— Maryland Literature Lottery, (CLASS I.) ^ This Lottery is the mostbrilhant in the United States, containing, besides the cipitals of $ 23,000 and $10,000, no less than Ten Priies of $ 2,'000 each. • SCHEME. laO IQ this time, a majority of the rulers of our state will have been educated here. They shall carry hence the correct principles of our day, and we may count assuredly that they time be professed religion, there is the strongest rea son to believe that hii happy spirit now rests in the bosom of his God. Few young men- enter on the theatre of life with fairer prospects of success and usefulness than he enjoyed. But just as the sun began to dawn brightly on his path, “ before his rank amongst the Sovereigns, of Europe. Have 1 ever meddled with the revolutions of others? My example ought to have ser- wiil exhibit their country in a degree of I ved as a guidance to others. God protects sound respectability it has never known, mv just cause, which will soon be brought to either in our days, or those of our forefathers, a conclusion without the assistance of any j bones had fairly ripened into manhood,” hi3 sky be- I cannot live to see it—my joy must only one. And I likewise request thaj no^one "he SSelf^e Ae tifSR be that ot anticipation, but that you may see shall give assistance to others, directly or sta tely oak fell prostrate before the stormy blast, it in full fruition, is the probable conse- indirectly. My just principles are unalter- Ves, he is gone; but he will live ’ quence of the 20 years I am ahead of you able, and my system is unchangeable. No |7 ,°f hisheart stricken friends, in time, and is the sincere prayer, of your man in the world can deter me from tnyde- recodection hoWsTcr i^l. neTe affectionate and constant Triend, sign, and 1 shall listen to no proposition j if afl f- Pct i on or wort h CO uld have V THOMAS JEFFERSON.” wha'ever.that mav be made in opposition to A youth so engaging would long The foregoing extract, containing the my object of preserving the integrity of my |Like the odour of‘spices[his Mg'*®®* whole of the political part of the letter, is a | empire, and of punishing these rebels in the same manner as other Sovereigns do in si- I milar cases in their own states.” 1 $20,000 $ 20,000 1 10,000 10,000 10 2,000 20,000 10 1,000 10,000 10 500 5,000 20 200 4,000 20 100 2,000 40 50 2,000 100 20 2,000 300 9000 1.50Q 1,500 36,000 9,662 Prizes. $114,000 20.33S, 30,000 Tickets. lBL, if ft Mode of Drawing.—The numbers will be pQ| into one wheel, as usual, and in the other will be p|it prizes above the denomination of Five Dollars^ a the drawing to progress in the usual manner. 9,000 prizes of Four Dollars to be awarded 1 tickets the numbers of which end with the termina ting figure of either of the Three first drawn numbers of different terminations. The Five Dollar prizes will be awarded to the tickets having the two last figures corresponding with the two last figures of such num ber of the next drawn of different termination.—A ticket drawing a superior prize, will not be restricted from drawing an inferior one also. Price of Tickets, j Halves, Whole Tickets $ 5 00 | Quarters, Orders for Tickets in the above, and al ble Lotteries, will be promptly attend when requested, adventurers will be adi tale of their Tickets immediately after the t® 1 Drawing.—The Cash can be had at BEERS>’S all Prizes obtained at his Office. ■r^ 3 * All communications must be post paid', and addressed to J. S. BEERS, Augusta. September 21,1827. THE SUBSCRIBERS, R ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and *ha public in general, that their Warehouses and Closestorages are now in complete order for the commencement of the new year’s business, Grate ful fir past favours, they with confidence again soli* cit that liberal patronage bestowed on them the last and previous seasons. The undivided attention o each of the concern will he exclusively devoted to the duties of their business, and they Will be provi ded to make the usual advances on produce in stone, WM. SIMS, WILLIAMS & Co. Augusta, August 97th, 1827.—2m [C?* The undersigned continuing to carry on the WAREHOUSE# Commission Business, At his Old stand, south side of Broad street, OLIC1 TS a continuation of the patronage of his fc? friends, to lohqni he feels grateful for past favours, and assures them that his best exertions will be used to promote their interest in any future business ho may be favoured with. • fCP* Advances on Cotton stored tn his Ware, use,-will be made when required, and Insurance r.gainst Fire to the full amount of said balances will be raade,/«e of any charge to the owner of the cottca. JOHN C. HOLCOMBE. Augusta, September 1.—ttN i true copy from Mr. Jefferson’s original let-1 ter to me, written in his own hand-writing. W. B. GILES. From a Supplement to the N. York ‘ Truth Teller,* Sept. S. * We stop the press to announce .he voiy melancholy intelligence of the death of the Right Hon. George Canning. This dis tressing piece of news has been brought by the United States, which sailed from Liver- Through the numerous circle of ft lived. i’r' " In his juvenile hours he sought and obtained The pearl of great price, which he guarded with care, And though many a laurel from fortune he gained, His heart Was the altar of incenSe Of his parents the idol, *hs boast Too fondly beloved, Heaven CT.iea nun away: ' , ivt Earth detains him no longer, he upward wjCeuufcjL / r ” ! * hi Mgs - He now is immortal, tio more to decay. By our correspondent at Athens, Georgia, we are informed that the Trustees of the Georgia University, at the last commence ment of that institution, conferred on the Rev. Robert M. Cunningham, of Tusca loosa, Alabama, the degree of Doctor of I pool on the evening of the 15th of August. Divinity ; we believe that this decree has Mr. Canning died at Cheswick, the seat of seldom been more judiciously and appro- the Duke of Devonshire, on Wednesday priately conferred- The Trustees likewise I morning, the 8th of August. Thus compar- conferred the same degree on the'Rev. Wm. I atively at an early age, jn the full vigour of A. McDowell of Charleston, S. C. Wei his intellectual powers—in the perfect tri are happy to learn that the Georgia Univer-1 umph of his character and principles, in pos-1 and its Relations with the General Government sity continues to flourish and increase in session of l.is Monarch’s confidence and the J?' r ?° Series of Essavs, originally published in the popularity and usefulness ; the number of nation’s love, has perished one of the most tICU ° " m T^whlehU now preSed^rPrefatoiyAd- Studcnts during the last year, was in the highly gifted (and certainly one of the most dress by the Author.—Price 50 cents. GEORGI A, JACKSON COUNTY. W HEREAS Richard M. Beavers applies for Letters of Administration cum testamento an nexe, on the Estate of James Beavers late of this county, deceased:— These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kirtdred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office within the time? pre- by iaw, to shew cause, if any they may be granted. 11 September, 11827. - .. EDWAKP ADAMS, C. C. 0. ATTICUS. O N Monday the 24th inst. will he published and for sale at this office, “ A Vindica- cation of the Recent and Pre vailing Policy of the State of Georgia, both in Reference to its Internal Affairs, g~orgU,.£W Vr Hogue, deceai of Dismission from iaid These are therefore ‘ singular the kindred to be and appear at my scribed by law, to shew case, if driy they why said letters should not bs granted. Given under my hand, this 4th September, 11 JOHN H. LOWE, Clerk. College 122, in the preparatory School 70 ; ihe present Senior Class consists of 36 members. The revival in that institution and neighbourhood has measurably sub sided, but its blessed effects very conspicu ously manifest themselves in the morals and manners, especially of the youth, in that place. The last commencement bail in Athens was thinly attended, even to dis- amiable) Ministers that ever wa9 entrusted with the destinies of a free and mighty nation. Of his personal and political cha racter we havetiot space to speak at present. Sept. 21. CO-PARTNERSHIP. m| 1. OLIVER P. SHAW, having disposed of his 7jL entire Stock of Merchandise to George W. The London Press, with an unanimity ere- j Shaw,- the latter has formed a Co-partnership with dible to its feelings, has expressed its most lames C. Edwards, of this place:..the business earnest and heartfelt regret. It.ia a regret M«*«««£> «*™d-on m f«.nr^unde rt h.llnnof which will be felt in the cottage as well as oHAW bjUVrARUS, * the paUee,—by the peonle as well I w r h " ^constantly hand a genera! supply couragement, says our correspondent, while I as the prince. All Europe will lament this Medical, and‘Siscet^us R^lrvlrio^s the College Chapel was crowned with untimely death. It will give a new charac- descriptions, embracing almost every work usually 6olemn worshippers, hearing with joy the ter to the politics of the old world, and its J called (or in the several departments of Literature glad tidings of peace and salvation. influence will be deeply felt-in every quarter b ” sol i 1 a f, 1 “ w “ [ an deed it seems mat true and vital piety is of the new. Perhaps there is no person now J GEORGE vv. SHAtv. rapidly gaining ground in different parts of living in Europe, whose sudden decease is . w r | . JAMES C. EDWARDS. the State'j of Georgia; the Presbytery of j so certain to excite a general sorrow in the) -cTF > One of the firm will leave for Nev/ York the first week in October. Any orders they may be I favoured with will be punctually attended to. 1 Sept. 21,1S27. S. fy E. Hopewell “[recently cprivened at Decatur, I United States as that which in to follow the the shire town of De Kalb county, where J tidings of Mr. Canning’s death, at least ; 2000 persons attended, between 15 The ministers, the king and the people and 20 were added to the church cn a pub- we re all equally surprised and grieved by lie profession of their faith, and upwards of J this event. The Puke of Portland^his bro- 50 more left the meeting under soul dis- j ther-in-law) was the first to be acquainted tress.—Alabama Miscel. Herald. | with the melancholy intelligence. / It is sin- gular that he died in the same roqm in which A load of Cotton, containing eight square I Charles Fox expired. Mrs. I " will be perceived by the above notice of Messrs. Shaw & Edwards, that the subscriber’s interest in the business ceases from the present date future views now render it important to close all counts which may have arisen durinsr his transac tion of business, jointly and individually: therefore, Canniog’8 1 pe-sons indebted to him are particularly requested to An him Bale9,madeby Gen. David Taylor, of Burke j health had suffered from the dailV and night- I Attend to their final adjustment without delay. A County, was sold by his Factors, in on her husband.-She was ty,on the 10th inst. for 11 cents, cash. It extremely ill, and was immediately seized further delinquency oa the part of many will impe- is packed in a very superior manner, and with hysterical fits. Mr. Canning’s last nously demand. m ivute P shiw with great uniformity—4 of the Rales weigh- prayers were, that his Majesty would adhere I Sept. 81, 1827, ing each 327 ; 3 others, 329 each, and the to the line of policy he had adopted. Des- A 1 T$f% other331-aad it u considered in quality patcho, were immediately sent tn the fo- a n excellent, well toned, «eoodh.ndK equal to chat of Colonel Fitzsimmons , w hich re ,cr n rnin iKters and to all parts of the king- ^ be disposed of. Inquire at this office, was spoken of by us, a short time past. Gen. dom. In the city and on the Exchange the | Athens, Sept. 21. ■Taylor is. considered one of the most spiri- news of his illness and death had a consi- Jed and enterprising planters in the country, 1 derable effect on the funds.—Cabinet ineet- and is entitled to much credit for his exer- J j n ^ s were held every day. tions in the improvement of its Agriculture. J The mortification which has thus prema- I Piano to FOR SASLE, HE Two-Acre Lot in the immediate neighbourho d of Athens, whereon the subscriber now lives, on which is a com- We understand that he has adopted the use I turely terminated the existence of ibis dis-1 fortable Frame House and convenient out-buildings, of a Trasher, an instrument lately invented, tinguished statesman was throughout the MARY THOMPSON. which is said to be highly approved for the whole of its progress, more than usually ra- —1 purpose of cleaning cotton, and that he has J pid—j n scarcely 24 hours from its com-l NOTICE. first Tuesday in October next, Court-house of Clark county, the proper quantity for each bale weighed mcncement, the illustrious sufferer ceased JMA fkN the l in patent balances before it is packed.—Aug. t Q breathe. The hon. gentleman’s son-in- I*VjM . at ... . law, and Mr. Stapleton^ who has for years I bUILD/JV*G now known and occupied as the Clerk’s been his private secretary, were the only in- Office, together with the Lot whereon it is situated. Our River has fallen considerably within dividuals,except the medical attendants, who Terms.—One third of the purchase money to be the last few days, and was almost too low wer e present at the distressing moment withm twelve ninths after the sale, and the L _ t-t /r. . a -j balance m two annuid instalments thereafter. Notes, for Steam Boat Navigation at sunset last The Right Hon. sufferer, shortly after mid-1 ^ approved security, will be required.—Posses- evening. If it continues to fall, which is night, sunk, rapidly, from exhaustion, and as sion will be given when the terms of the sale highly probable, it will be as low in a day or stated in the bulletin, a few moments before j co ™ pl ^ two as it was before the late rise.—Ibid. f our o’clock, without a sigh, and apparently ** * *' without a pain, he gently breathed his last. The Packet Ship Louisa Matilda, bound The physicians, whose duty it has often from this port to Savannah, mentioned in been to witness similar scenes of distress, our last as having gone ashore on Boddy declare that they/iever witnessed more re- By order of the Inferior Court. ROBERT LIGON, Clerk. Sept. 15.—38ts McKINNE & CO. ^lONTINUE to transact a general FACTORAGE Island, was laden with a very valuable cargo} signation and composure, or more apparert ? and COMMJSSION BUSINESS, in the city of Ofy^-^Upwanta of eigt.jy thousand freeflom, fotn either todily « »ental .at dollars is insured £n her in Wall-street, and fonng in their lives. r it is stated a large amouut is uninsured. !■ The underwriters despatched a vessel yes terday, with an agent, to secure such part of the cargo as may be saved on the beach.—— N. Y. G Bloody Deed /—A man in this city, sent Tor a respectable Physician the other day to bleed him. When the arm was bound, the doctor asked for something to catch the biood. The usual articles for that purpose were offered, but all refused by the patient, who demanded a tumbler. In this he caught the blood with his own hand, and when it -was full, after ordering the Doctor to stop tho blood, ho put the tumbler to his mouth and drank off its contents ! On the Doctor’s expressing hta horror at the deed, the pa- e funeral of Mr. Canning was tG take place on the 16th. He was to be buried in state in Westminster Abbey. Mr. Canning was born in the year 1770, and waf consequently at the period of his decaaijBe, 57 years of age. He married in 1799 the daughter of Gen. Scott. One of his sons is Capt. in the navy. Another a student at Eton. His only daughter is married to the Marquis of Clanricade. ^ Lord Goderich was to be Mr. Canning’s w will be in neat order for I successor. This is a popular appointment, Werdianjtoe.^ They bagj and proves that the King means to persevere in the policy of the lale Premier. No other appointments have been yet fixed. It was conjecttn ed that Lord Lansdown would be Foreign Secretary ? Mr. Gr&u:, Chancellor of the Exchequ promote the interest of those who may with their orders. Attached to their Cotton Ware houses, is a TOBACCO INSPECTION at which Planters and others may rely on receiving the most prompt attentk-j- . Augusta, Sept. 10,182'.-^35 4t T HE Subscribers the WAREBO AGE, at present occ , from the first of October going repair; several n of Jacob for Letters ■ ^ V ;»* 1 ■ afframdshMi * n< ] of Raid dees ]H a tlio time PORTRAIT AND MINIATURE FAULTING. FBNHE subscriber tenders his services to the citi- ,JR. zona of this place as Portrait and Miniature 05 - Paintor.— Specimens of bis performance in cither branch are exhibited at Mr. Erwin’s, where he like- ’ occupies an apartment as a painting room. " W. M. BROWN. ,s, Aqgust 31 —35 3t ; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHO MAY FEEL INTERESTED. T HE Academy at Clayton, Rabun county, gia, went into complete operation on t! Monday in August, under the superintendent Mr. James McMullin, an excellent teacher, \ the English Language in all its various branch! be taught: also the Latin and Greek. J Maps, &c. will be furnished for the benefit] Students. TERMS OF TUITION. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, &c. $8 ] English Grammar, Geography, As tronomy, &c. 15 Latin and Greek, 20 Boarding may be had with convenient] reasonable terms, and the situation of t unquestionably as healthy as the state afi EDWARD COFFEE, HENRY GANNON, JOHN DILLARD, GEO. EDMONDSON, SAMUEL FARRIS, August 31—35 tf F OUR months after date, application will he made to the honourable the Inferior Court of Gwinnett county, when sitting for ordinarypurposes, for leayc to sell the Real Estate of Willis Pearce, de ceased. SUSANNAH PEARCE, Adm’x. Sept. 12th, 1827. UR months after date, application will be made to the Inferior Court of Clatk county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all tho Real Estate of Martin Thompson, deceased, for the benefit of the Heirs thereof! Sept. 12th 1827. JAMES W. HARRIS, Adm’r. A NEW FEMAXiS SEMINAR'!?. T HE subscriber respectfully announces, to the public that he has recently opened, in this place, a School for the education of Young Ltidies, m which it is his aim to adapt, as far as possible, the whole course of instruction to the practical purposes of life. The Institution is therefore designed to be not only an elementary school of instruction, bat also ana chiefly a Seminary of the highest order, in which will be taught all the Literary, Scientific, and Ornamental branches essential to a substantial; ele gant, and well-regulated Female Education—in fine, “ Whatever exalts, embellishes, and renders life delight ful” A great portion of a life of 50 years has been de voted, by the Subscriber, to the important and * re sponsible business of instructing youth. It has long been his aim to raise the standard of Female educa tion in our country. To achieve this noble object, he is resolved to use still more indefatigable exer tions.—The Seminary is governed on the principle, that respect and affection are stronger motives to obedience in the minds of ingenuous youth, than ser vile fear; and while its internal discipline is imild and respectful, it is not the less exact and inflexible. Strict attention is paid to the moral and religious in struction of the pupils, and a correct and elevated deportment inculcated. To those who are desirous of learning Music, les sons will be given on the Harp, and Piano Forte, by Mr. Gonekc. Athens presents advantages not surpassed, per haps not equalled, by any in the Southern country. The place is known to be remarkably healthy, is sufficiently central for convenience, contains a very moral, enlightened, and polished society; and being the seat of the University of the State, is peculiarly favourable for such an Institution as has now been commenced, both from the habits of study prevalent here, the literary facilities afforded, and the incen tives constantly presented to stimulate the youthful mind to every exertion necessary to the attainment of excellence. j- The terms of Tuition are from 4 to 6 dollais i>er quarter, exclusive of Music, &c. Boarding can be had in genteel families on reasonable terms.—For further particulars inquire of B, B. HOPKINS. N. B.- The next quarter will commence on the first of October, but pupils can enter at any time. Athens, September 13,1827. Storage & Commission BUSINESS. T HE Subscribers beg leave to tender to their friends and the public, a continuance of their services in the above mentioned line, at their eld stand.—They offer to their Patrons the homage of sincere gratitude for past favours, and the assurance of unremitted exertion to deserve future patronage. A. SLAUGHTER & C. LABUZAN. Augusta, (Geo.) September 1827.—3$w [OUSE Commission Business. X the of thSf* Convention, Gazettes of this neral Election. Attest, INSENATL Whereas, both branches of.the General Asser are too numerous, creating great expense and d„._, in tho dispatch of public business, and is according to the population in the'respective counties, very ‘"'equal—And whorcas, also, from the increasing miner of members in both branches of the General Assembly, the house set apart for their deliberation* will not be sufficiently large for that purpose, any;; will consequently be required to be enlarged at vert great cxpence—Therefore, Be it resolved, That at the next General Election for members of the General Assembly, the voters be requested td signify to the ensuing Legislature whe ther they/ wish a convention for the special and ex clusive purpose of altering the 3d and 7th sections of the 1st article of the Constitution of this Stem, so far as to authorise a reduction of the members of tho Senate and^House of Representatives, and to be ap- K rtioned hereafter upon the principles of popu- ■ ion alone. And in order to ascertain the sense of' the voters on this s ubject, those who are in favour of the convention will please endorse on their tickets. the word “ Convention”—those who are against it will eudorse tho words “ JVb Convention.” Approved, 22d December, 1826—35 5t LAND FOR SALE, T HE subscriber offors for sale the Tract of l and situated 6 miles from Athens, on McNutt’s creek, containing 1300 Acres, 250 or 300 of which is opened ; the balance in woods. It afibrdsan elegant. Mill Seat,' and has from 50 to 100 Acres of good bot tom land. It will be sold in one parcel or divided to suit purchasers. It is offered low and on accommo dating terms.—For further particulars enquire of James Meriwether, living near the place, or the sub. scrihcr, residing in Powelton Hancock county. August 31—35 tf DAVID MERIW ETHER. . PUBLIC NOTICE, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. T HE place of holding Court in this county, to gether with the transaction of all public busi ness, lor the future, will \e held and conducted on Lot No. 115, in the 5th district of said county, tho place designated as a county site, by order of tho Court. WM. M. REED, c. i. c. Carroll county, August 21.—34 3t . . , CAUTION! ... -V I FORWARN nil persons from trading for a Note of bond given by me to Joshua Simmons, of' Hall county, Georgia, for the snm of Twenty-ono Dollars, payable one* day after date, as I do not in tend to pay said note, it being fraudulently obtained. 7.—3t JOHN BELIN. NOTICE. , T HE subscriber, wishing to dispose of his Trate of Lqnd situated in,Jackson county, qpntainipg Six Hundred and Three Apres, adjoining Boring, Menifee, and ethers, will sell the same on-the most accommodating terms, or will exchange the same fro lands in the late Purchase. * . WILLIAM DAUGHERTY. Athens, August 31—35 tf CAUTION! I HRBEBY foiwarri all- fec&QS from trading fag tfirec Notes of Hand given by me in'; Jcne lest, . for Twenty-five dollars each, arid dqe the 25th of December next, with a credit on qne of them fox Five dollars : as the consideration for which those notes were given, baa failed, I . am therefore deter mined not to pay them, unless compelled by Jaw. H. hannahan. (30,1827. o their friends and customers to? past favours an respectfully solicit a continuation of them. Their undivided exertions will be used to irive general satis faction to those who may be pleased to employ them. KjAdvances will be made on proc.-jco consigned to them, if required. L' ■W HEARD & COOK, ista, Sent. 5,—S8tir> S VW^lIE undersigned having taken JL into partnership with him Mr. John Davis, of Sparta, theWarehoune and Commission Business will he conducted iu future underthefinp of Stovall x. Davis, who respectfully solicit a share of public patronage- They will be ab!e to make liberal advances on cct ton stored with them. ; pleasaictstovaij,. Augusta, July 20,182 '—31 8t Monroe, (Wdicn August B LANKS of aU descriptions are iicatly and es» • P mte.1 at this office, where a wip.; ply of the following are at present on hand, arid ' be had immediately on application. •Btauk Perforations on Bonds and Notes. T '- Executions. eriff’s Deeds, aictrnents. Scieri Facias. \ • . Letters of Administration. Administrator’s Bonds. Do. jB| for Land,