About The Athenian. (Athens, Ga.) 1827-1832 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1831)
FOURTH OF JULY. I . .. v*yi ii 11.vnoiuer affair nines* than any others, told me recently,’ that I words'"to”Imt effect ' 4"t*! - ° r ' "| ken , pla f e ' Ve "8 row . "nder Gen. Unnn (I ,cir company employs COO hands! And he ! .ion, the Kingdecided"fL "^ d T: 1 *'l \ h _°_ ! ' as »>° sivor L„vi co . H e slated that the whole number of men n ployed at the mines in these Southern is at least 20,000. lie also estimated — ** ' - ■ expression is said m I- It Jut,on has also taken plnee in Volhyniu.” ] Whenthe chairman a rated Messrs. F. K. romps of Monday (jives an account , ^ r , a , r | l ',’f lm !'. Mm ’ r,! ' uiul Samuel Frost, coiumillt'u man. Swiss, Swedes, Poles, Spaniards Eng I It Hie zp-drff'The* ""t-’eneralc'd j important victory gained over the IJ u^ s ; n i, s. ; f ’ l.a^- c"' ■ «'f,Va n'i j u r «c!l‘ V /‘r.Vpe/a !.'d " i ml 1 s" Jack ’ fish. Welch, Scotch, &c. There Ire no& 1 m»£.“u A »«|^. v « ? ion)l ! ts reported to have hoc,fought ne ar Zeh, j-——y, ^ /.none, ton, mo Mag deeded upon dissolving the took GOO prisoners of Russian Ts,.' .**«», Jk* I0U, 1831. , now em- Parliament in person. This resolution was choicest offlie annv and obtained Agreeably to previnua notice, the member* of the rtl States, I taken at 12 o’clock and sorb W9a ,,,,1 ' r , , 7, •’ ana ’’bttunea possession , Georgia Guards met ul Mr. •.Viiior's, uke arrange- lated the denness of the determination thnnl' re w s i I * ovor . al Y a,,, “ , 1 ,le " w !! aa " cs ' Samogitia and ! «•«"- cvlcbia,i„ g the approaching anaiv. r-arv ..I enu-il in 1 not goffiei l,ltru W!1 * Lithuania have been m a state of revolt since i Amen ™> Independence; when Oapt. Adams look the " I S r" ,ent 1 mc “> «•«•*« "'0 arrangements the 2Stl, of March. An • est,. ~il .1 «•“!'. «»<•. 11 ‘ 1 annually!)usual on s-eb occasions. His Majesty’s• ved las. nigh .. r . - to the U. I characteristic expression is said to he, “ If lulimi Ins tils Mint. B> far the larger part is sent to | the carriage cannot begot ready I will 00 in a The Tumii Europe, particularly to Parts. The chief mi-. jttrvcy." This however, we would he un-1 (which wo !• ncr.- (I mean laborers) arc foreigners—Her- iderstood to wive na ■>» ;,n 1 '■ fusion Hotel, LAWK List i.Vll.Ll 'jlUlK.uhsrnbcrtnlt 3 tic, that from the titi. appointed secretary. uhonfM. | leaiair in staling |r» the puli, . 1 patronage received fb* . past, bo still intend, to all that urn, think proper to call nn bin,, ivitli it,, Ibn up country alfurds. He assure* those that „ v • all on bun, that nothing .halt be wanting 011 his • ait render them comfortable. Ills Houarhaitiiaiei' „ n , ' r "C"u Si recl.m ar the public square, amt on the 1. a in sum 1 lea thug >“ Anginea from mill Village hri.ver * . an he accommodated ,1 ill, good a'lablc* and |.ot* for llorsea and Mules,and assistance rendered in iliepoi. in** of I hem chow, to I Ii 0 north of Skludwo, ' of tlio , * *jhdh then announced the election of orator ami : r<Mdt*r lor 1110 4lli of July, to he next in order, and lliu nuihdiug being over, the votes weie connted out, tin l which it appeared that Mr. IMm rt U. Houghton was elected orator, and Mr. James C. Ed wards reader. Oil motion resolved, tlm» the proceeding'- he signed by the chairman and secretary, and publhdxd in the Athenian. The meeting then adjourned. N. A. ADAMS, Chairman. II. T. POPE, Secretary. Mother ojn ashing ton, in a Presbyterian 'dent of its state appointments. At the House Church, winch it is proposed to huildnt Fro- of Peers all was confusion. Some of their dertckshurg, (A a.) appears to have failed in nil lordships appeared in their robes, others in the principal cities at the North—undo public plain cloths. The galleries and lobbies of meeting lias been held at Fredericksburg, at the House of Commons were crowded to ox- wlitch it was determined, with much unanimi- j cess. The utmost nnxictv prevailed throuwh- ty, to chance the plan, and erect a monument \ out the neighborhood. For the /ir^t time in upon the spot where the remains were nrigi- our day, and perhaps, in a more darim- spirit ,sally interred, and which is represented to than any of which our annals present an ex- Jtavi? beendesignated by Mrs. Washington, in )ample, th» House of Peers assumed the an- lief life nine, as peculiarly dear to Iter. At pearance of a disorganized popular assembly, this meptiiij*, it Was resolved to raise the ne-: In the most unsettled periods of our historv. oessary means for n,C purpose by a subserip-1 there can hardly lie found such an instance of lion, which it was thought, .should he gener.'ll 1 extraordinary and sudden abandonment of the throughout tbo Union. | deliberate character. The courtesies of so- iciety We ip vionitH on all sides, anti personal- F.rpcnsts of the United States Government, itios, amounting almost to ruder modes of ex- 1 lie following items are gathered from ’.hat pression, passed amongst the lords duripu the valualilc work, the National Calendar, pub-; clamour, lish J nt Washington, by Peter Force Tiic annual expenses of the Secreta ry’s Office, are Patent Office Land Office Treasury Department AV;,r ' r]t. N a v v do. Post' Office do. House of Representatives, (exclusive pay of members.) Munroe, lYalton Comity, June 3if, 1S31. j A large ami respectable number of tbc Citizens of »>,n c.. „ , a , . ,vr . . | Monroe, met at the C,nirt*l!uuse in inirsiiance of pre ->0 hnxons had arrived at Warsaw on the 8th, - vims public notice, for 1 l.e purpose of making arrange- malts to celebrate the approuching Anniversary of our quarters at Riclii. mid the Polish at I.nsharnw. ns volniitorrs in the Polish army- Russian prisoners, guns, standards t The Loan.—The French loan of 120.000, _ 100° ftnncs ha« been taken by ihe bouse of S25.S50I Rothschild, in conjunction with several oil,or 5,400 i capitalists, nt 84, payable in 10 monthly pav- 23 000 ments, with four per cent discount. 196.1301 France and Portugal.— V rupture between 58,070) I* ranec and Portugal seems to become every 38,250 ; day more imminent. \ short time ago “ the 63,SOS! monster,” ns don Miguel is called, caused a I Frenchman, named Bonhomine, to he flogged I through the streets of Lisbon in the midst" of 1 taunts upon his country ; and theso papers The Polish Commandcr-iii-Cliicf.—General nowreport upon his having first prohibited P,,r- Jnhn Skrzyricekv was born in Galicia, in 1787, tuguese pilots from going to the assistance of and studied nt Leupol. When the French ar- two French ships coming up the Tagus, nnd rmes entered Poland, in 1706, Sliizvnocky, then talcing the Captain to tnsk for presuming then nineteen years of age. left his father’s | to sail without such guides. The English is house, nnd enlisted in the 1st regiment of in-; said to concur with tbc French in (he view tantry, commanded by Colonel ICasimer Ma-] which is taken of Don Miguul's conduct, uiul lavhowski, now General of Division, who late- j there may I10 some prospect of the wretch’s ly covered himself with so much glorv At career drawing to a close. — London Paper. the opening of the memorable campaign of The French government, it is said, insist 1S09, in the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, under | that the judges who condemned Boiilmimne Prince Joseph Ponialowgki, Skrzynccky was shall he dismissed, mid the illegalilv of iho were daily poured into Warsaw from the head quarters of Ihe Poles. On the 11th, llm .State Gazette announced its belief that Skry- necki bad entered Lied,lie ; and it is dear that from the moment the Polish general I,fid cros sed the Vistula, and up to the latest hour, the Poles were victorious, and regularly advan cing against their enemies. Lithuania, Volhy- tiiu, Podoliu, and the Ukraine arc >n arms for Poland. Turkey.—Letters of March 23d, from Con stantinople, via Marseilles,statp itiat a consni- racy has just been discovered, iho ob|ect of which was to overthrow the Nizam Gedid. and re-establish the corps t,l Janissaries on its former fooling. The plan was supposed i.i have extensive ramifications, Tbo usual expedition.mode was resorted to by the Sul im,. on the discovery of tl,o const,iraey, ar between 700 and 800 heauE were iinmndial ly disposed of to servo as a warning to It discontented subjects generally. £ r | Nation’s freedom. ing of thrill. HIS CHARGES ARK Man nml llnrsc per day slid night ' em and Horse, Supper, l.odamp and Break fast, Man and Horse, Supper amt Lodging, Man Itieakbin', nr Dinner anil Horse (red, Mao without Horse, Supper anil I .ridging, B"«rding and Lodging (or week, do. tin. per month, do. do. per year, I no GSj 8 00 911 00 June 7.- 23.—If. J. 1VARDI A On motion. Cob John J*. I.uras was called lo the | Chair, arid John It. Bonn was appointed Secretary. 1 After which, it was unanimously Rcsolval, Thai die Chair appoint a Committee of arrangements, a Cum mttieo to prepare toasts, and a C .nuniUee to select an Orator, Header and Clergyman for the occasion. The Committee of arrangements appointed by die Chair, were Messrs, iijitcbell,Campbell, Dunn,Tomlin son, M’Cieskry, Syinin, s Slid llenves. The Commit • tee to prepare toasts, Messrs. Molt.liurdner,T. J. Hill, II. W. Hill, and I’ergUBon. The Committee to select an Orator, Header anil Clergyman, Messrs, llillycr, Park, StrnuJ, (Irr, and Patliilo. Jttsoleol, Thai the proceedings of this meeting lie signed by the Chairman and Secretary nnJ published die Athenian. JOHN P. I.UCAS, Chairman. JOHN K. BOON, Secretary. talked to the rank of captain in the lCtn regi ment, then formed by Prince Constantino IJznrtoiyslii. In the campaign of Moscow, rn IS12, ho was appointed chief of battalion ; nod in 1S13 nnd 1814, bo gave repeated proofs of his talent and intrepidity. It was in the hollow-square of his battalion, that Napoleon took shelter at Areis-sur-Auhc, when the re giments of iho young guard gave way. Skrzy nccky distinguished himself on several occa sions since tbc commencement of the present campaign, and bis brilliant rendnrt in the great battles of February, linvo raised him to the highest distinction n soldier could pretend to—Letter from Warsaw. X.ATEST PORETCSN. From the New York Journal of Commerce, May 2fi. Seven Days Later from Europe.—By Ihe packet ship Napoleon; C'npt. Smith, wo have received Iibndon puper* to April 24th inclu sive. The news is highly important. Jteform Bill—.Ministers Defeated !—In the House of C ominous, April 19th, the adjourn ed debate on the English Reform Bill, or ra ther on General Gascoyne’s amendment, foi the retention of the present number of Mem bers , was resumed, on the motion of Lord John Russell. An extended debate ensued, in the course of which Sir Robert Wilson supported the amendment. Mr. Hawkins op posed it, and powerfully supported tho Bill, contending that so far from being revolutiona ry, it dwindled into insignifiecnce, when com pared with tho changes that had been, ut dif- feient limes, effected in the Constitution. On the division the Ministers were, defea ted.’ Tho numbers for General Gascoyne's amendment were 299—against it 291 ; so that tho majority against the -Ministers was S. Tbo total numhrr in the House, including Tellers (and exclusive of the Speaker,) was 594—being 13 fewer than divided on Lord John Russell's motion for leave to bring in the Bill. In the same House, April 21st, the Chan cellor of Iho Exchequer announced that in consequeneo of the vote above mentioned, Ministers would proceed no further with the hill. Neveitlieless, an adjournment was moved by the Opposition, in order to give the members an opportunity of delivering their aeiitimcnt* upon it, nnd at the same time oh jeefed to by the Lotd Chancellor. On the question being taken. Ministers wero again defeated by a majority of 22. From thi London Atlas, April 21, The Prorogation of Parliament by the King ■in Person.—The defeat of ministers on Tues- dav and Thursday nights led the public to ex poet that a dissolution of Parliament would sentence acknowledged in the Lisbon Gn- zclto. These requests must bo complied with. Belgium.—We have received Brussels pa pers to the 19th. They confirm the announce ment which we oxchi“ivclv made some duy.- since, of tho probability of Prince Leopold be ing elected to the throne of Belgium. Spain—Madrid, Jlpril 11 —The hangman from Toledo, and bis nssiMants, have arrived to aid tho Madrid executioner in the approach ing executions. Terror is now at its height in this place : people arc afraid lo speak, nnd much more to write. It is probable that I .-bull not be able to send vou nny news by the next courier. The Government hns disallowed the • l aini* for the damage canard by the batteries ofTu- rifn on tbc George Cunning. Thi- 1 do not suppose will he satisfactory to the British Go vernment, ns their representations have been couched in strong language. Tho government have likewise explained to M. d’Hitrcourl, the French Ambassador, the circumstanees of the arrest of tie. courier: but the explanation is far from satisfactory, and it yet remains a question vv-e-tber it will be received- Glorious Victory of the Poles —Total Drfrul of Ihe Hussions.’—By Ihe Journal de Verve ers, dated the I6H1. we have rero'vod the fol lowing important intelligence : “ ill. Fircli. bach, of Stnvolot, who i-as J".-1 arrived post from Frankfort, annoum r. < n-< certain, ihut at the moment of his departure mo house o!'G. Mumm & Co. of that city, Imd received nil express from Warsaw, bringing the news that • - • • ' ■ llhcRos- .Vine Days Later from Europe.—By the arrival of tho packet ship Florida, Captain Tmkhnni, from Liverpool, day of sailing the 2nd ircst. copious tiles of London and Liver pool papers, the former to the 30lh April, and the latter to the second May both inclusive, •rave been received at the office of the Eve ning Post ; and hv tbo packet skip Erie, Cap tain Funck, from Havre, day of sailing also tlie 2nd insl. we are ( likewise furnished with our regular tiles of French papers from Paris, lo the 1st. The dissolution of Parliament, and the elections for new members, are tho two 1 Lemon wliish principally occupy the English papers. The friends of Reform appear to ho carrying every thing before them. Tho Lon don Globe of the 30ih says—“ Tho success of the Reform Candidate hitherto, has been sub- icct to no exception whatever in nny nlace not hermetically scaled against popular influence. Where the old members have voted for re form ; they are returned without opposition, without expense; where they have voted against the bill, family and local connexions, former services, general character, nothing Inis been able to avert their expulsion.” A general illuminntiun took place m London, on the evening of me 27lh, in rejoicing for the dissolution of Parliament. The intelligence from the Poles is still fa vorable. TJie utmost that the Russian Gene ral hns attempted is, lo conecmr.He his forces, and lo pursue a system of -i.igous defensive 'warfiire. In (fie mean finjx-, the insurrection is spreading in Totnyrua, wncrc Oi-nsnii Dwernickt is received ev-ry where with enthu siasm- Guillominot, the French Ambassador lo Consimuinoplp, lias been recalled. Orders have been received ul Toulon, to fit out for active serviee all ihe vessels of w ar that lave been placed nn Hie pence establishment. The a -count nfun iii-nrrc. lion in Turkey is confirm- 1! From Greece, also, I tin advices represent (lie r. voil in M'lina ns having as- snmed a serums aspect. '! bo insurgents bad come to an engagement with the regular troops, and h:rl been driven to • In niouetnins. The Island ut Hydra bud r fused obedience to the general go rcrnineni r.t Gnice, and it was said that Spezzia had p-i cif ils c-iiise. Poland.—Dwernicki’s corps and the A’ol- hymnns now interrupt tin Russian communi cations will. Kiuvv nnd the South, while tho WARK-HOIJSB AND ( O VMISSION Hl SWHSS. T HE Subscriber tenders hi. tlinnkii to las friends und the public liir tbc very liberal palmiiagc a hicb he ha* received in the above line of business, arid new inform* them that lie ban taken n partner, Mill I.. Anderson, formerly John L. Anderson & Co. «f 'bis place, and nfiorthe 1st of August, the business will be conducted under the name and firm ,.f Hccs 4 Jinderswn who solii it a contimintion of Iho namn ontronaffo.*— Thnr WAIlE-tlOUSE IS NEW, IN GOOD ORDER, AND WATER PROOF, am! ofcoiirtw cw ry Hfori will be used fur th« benefit of those uhose business is en trusted lo their rare. Liberal Advances made on Produce in Store. JOHN REES. Augusta, June 7.—23 u3m, meteorological journal for may. FAIIRKSIIEIT. s a s . & < da O tVEATIir.lt. 1 •ii 75 6D Cloudy. 58 75 63 Clear. 3 52 70 CO Char. 4 54 78 71 Clear. 52 76 71 Cloudy—Rain. <; r,G id 63 Thunder, Lightning am) Rain. 7 0.3 70 Go “ " “ 8 SB 76 03 Clear. u .55 71 01 Clear. 10 54 06 06 Clear. 11 00 7.3 60 Clear. 12 03 74 06 Clear. 13 Of 76 65 Chmdy. Clear. 11 65 7!l 00 15 Ot 76 70 Clear. | lfi 68 75 70 Clear. 17 67 78 7> Clear. IS 71 7fi 7.3 Clear. 10 03 05 00 Cloudy. 20 53 60 60 Clear. 21 01 73 67 Clear. 22 61 75 06 Clear. 23 GO 73 0.1 It.h i—Clear afternoon. 24 50 65 57 Clear. 25 51 55 50 ( f ar Ruin und Hail. 2li 00 70 no Clear. 27 GO 77 72 Cl >tar. 28 61 83 73 Clear. 23 60 84 71! Clear. 30 71 80 80 Clear. .31 73 86 80 Clear. TO Jni ltNF.YMEN Tailors. T HE Subscriber will employ three or four good Journeymen Tudors during the nummer gen son; liberal itricen will he given. None need apply unit of good mofftt cUavacair. Hi* *hop i* located at Guinea- vi!le, Gcori/ia. GEORGE W. BROWN. Jun« 7.—23—4t. Hr. •Fmifs rBTF.NPF.HS his •ervicea lo lbti public. I '#.* ha* open- ft cd a shop next door below the Post Office, where he will keep or. hand a good supply of the beat drugs. Athens, Juno 14.—2-1 -2t frj 3 Samuel Burns hereby notifies the Voteis of Jack» ;n county, that he Iioj* dc eluted being a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court at tho ensuing election. June 14.—24—It. NOTICE. t Seini-ammul nieetiiifj o film Cluik county Temper. anco S iricfy witl toko tilace in the I'reabyteriMti Church, on Suturdity the I8tl» inst. ut 12 o’clock, on which cceaxion several addresses are expected. The community n« large are invited to attend. \\ iU.I \M W. WADDEE, Recording Sec'y. June 14—21.—It. GEORGIA, JACKSON COUNTV. P PR SON AI.EY appeared before me Cirern Steed, u v.ngtsfrate f «r said county, Janie Bradley of county of MudM sworn suitli t inntv ' lh« heroic P dits had aytiin nlia' k stuns on tho 5ih of April nnd Imd mkem 15.-1 I .nhuaniun iiKurrm-tion mU iliotn of! from 000 prisoners an<l42 ;ii»;rpo of emmou. Tim Wilim nnd Minsk, and tl.eii northern mngn- Riiasian armv is rninplvtcly roulnii, and Mar n, and state uforrMoid, who being uth, thut Daniel Juc k«uri of the f Morgan.did, HOinctitnv in the year 1821, give his bond or obligation to him,the .<nid Bradley,to make him the said Bradley, pood and *iitfirte'it liilea to lot of Land No. 85, in the 10th District of Hall county, nnd that the fluid James Bradley has lost or mislaid naitl Bond, n*» that he cannot come at the same. Sworn t>> awl subscribed before me thin 18th Sep tember, 1830. JAMES BRADLEY. Grpf.n Stf.i.d, j. r. June 14 —21.—tn3m. NEAT YORK Cheap Wholesale vie ak. stock & ci,on-Ha -g WJLSSHSTJ Ii /•: M OVE D. ■ ^; J K flubavriber ha? removed liis esliibhflhment j| from N'‘. I**! Maiden l-ane, to tbo *| aeioira ►tore, No. |3S,i i:ari-Mreet,ovui Mcm. UYDECLE\ E- .AND, Sc Co. »\hcrp Ite "ill keep constantly on Imnd, . inttph uiwr.iextensive ixscolirteut than formerly. Tfifl tylc, main* and materials oftftr.' Clotfllfl will be i pro* ed, and will be sold at ubnnt the tmmr foil' In ices qb hoae of the last HrnM*n. Iln him also on blind n Intyti sflortoout of low priced Clothing, made in good stylo xpreusly for the S«»utlicni and Western trade, tlmt • ill he sold at ubout the usual prices of the moat tnfe- ior ouality. Alsu, an assortment of Stocks w ith ma* y other desirable articles. Tho so who wifi /take tho •oublc to examine tins stock, will probably flatittfy icmseivcs, that they cannot select the same amount mu any Block in the City, that will be a safer or more desirable purchase. For sale by F. J. CON A NT. No. 138,'Pearl Street, New York. TERMS—Six monthn for approved notes, payable at BankHin good standing in any purl of the country. Eight it tout hs for city acceptances, or five per rent* discount for cash. In ul! cases where the time in ex tended, intercut will he charged at the rate of six per cent, per annum. Any goods purchased ut t'his Esta blishment that do not unit the market for which thoy wero intended, will he exchanged for outers. April !*J. —16.—ijwl2w. Ihidlcy •!/. Jones H AVING determined to ir.ake DanieUville, Madi son county, Ills pcnnaiimt |W««.w w— lj . will now practice in the several Courts of Law and Equity in this State. All bunions* with which he may be entrusted, will he assiduously attended to. May 31-- 22—41. MADISON SPUIN'* S. rpillENuhHcrihcr, having made some additional pro m paratimiM for the reception of visiters to the Sprii.gs, will use their exertions to accommodate those friends who may call on them. The following are their RATES. Hoard, Man by day, $1 00. " 41 week, 6 00. •• " month, 20 00. “ Horse by day, 50. “ *• week, 3 00. 44 44 month, 10 00. Children and Servant*, half price. (Cj*U is expected, that there will b** a school for such children as may accompany their parents. TORG1A, JACKSON COUNTY. TV* riH.RF.AS John Leak applies to rnc for letters of Administration on the Estate of John W in- shal Dicl.itsrh flying with ti»c rumutndrr of his j Tho eitirnnca of G«*n. Dw«»rni«*ki into V«»l- troops. !t is hcli*ivi»d that ho has boon ohli- i hvtiia ttronii^os groat ndvuntngos. ned !«• take ll.r road towards Wil.ia, where tin j Seomd Report from Uwtvnichi. Scarcely insurrection bus ju-t broken out. This rir-1 ha.l passed tho Bog «hvn his firs.; ...d cumstanre may <*ut nfl’his retreat on Unit side, j steps on the Polish soil were tnarked with hu**-J ni>1 j )C i , iuit |«d. fhven und Hitherto only insignificant details of this new j cess. On the llih inn" •* - - battle have been received, consequently Ihe i the second regiment of ters, late ♦ f said county, deceased : These are therefore to rile and admonish all and flin gular I he kindred and creditors of «aid deceasmd, to bo fiicc within tho time prescribed by luve, why said letters f u.M mc K ium. xa. under my hand this 7th On the 1 Lilt instant live platoons «f'j unt . 1931 ‘ * eers, and of the; * ’ WILLIAM COWAN, c. c. o. number of killed is not known, which must be j 4th horse ( hassenrx, composing a part of Ins i J»mel1 8t 30d. very considerable on the part of the Russians, corps, encountered, near Povyck, the whole I NOT1C F. During tl.o netion the Litlinitr.ian* «nd Vol- r«Bimenl of Dragoon* of C'l...rlopoloki, wliwh >k , f|1T dalr .ppfication will be mud* hynians who served in the Russian army, j enjoy* u high reputation in the Uiiaaian at my., |4 m ihe honorable tho Inferior Comt «f Franklin Our d«-t«elinieut rushed upon ibis regiment, collnl , ) M .(, etl siningfiir oulin»rjr purpoae*. for leaveto put it 10 rout, look five officer* (amnngut' ,„1| a l.„i ofl.and in Dooly county, belonging lo the whom is Prince Obolenski,) 150 dragoon*, as j orplran’ ol Joshua lyjct»ONALD, Guardian. many horse, und more than 200 carbines nnd June other weapons. The enemies’regiment lost j — —— nlso n great number of men in killed and wnun-. NOTICE, ded ; finally, tho remains of thi, celebrated re- _- oi;R mnnll ,, tt rtt-» dale application will bn made gimelll have been dispersed in the woods, and gJ ,|„. | ln norabla the InlVnor Court of Jack.nn arn continually falling into our hands. Tho tn ooiv, wh-o aittin* for ordinary pmpo.e., foGoaveto turned their arms against tho Muscovites, and and powerfully contributed to the success of the battle.” The following are official accounts of ano ther victory gained by the Poles over the Rus sians. “ Head quarters at Siedlic, Jlpril 10, 9 P. M. Th the .\ntional Government.—I have great satisfaction in announcing to the Go- verunient that the Polish army obtained a considerable victory yesterday. V.n have immediately take pi.ic.-.or t'-at ministers would j taken several cannons, and 3 nr 4,000 prison- rosign. Tho obvious course was tho latter. | ers, among whom are nearly 300 olhecra of attack was so unexpected, and at tbo “ ume ; Jtn, , t j , 4 0 Mil“a n r.'!rMcMfMidcr'miiy,d.-c-os.-d. lime impetuous, that we had only one man M\UY M’ME.I. \N. AJrnr’x. wounded, whose nnme f’aptain Zajcwaki- JAMES M’MILLAN, Ailni’r. Gen. Dwcrnichi has nlrcody taken pujfs?osston j Jan* M.-Sl-w4m. May 31.—22—31. WILLIAM MORTON, uwvvtt V MORTON.. For Sale. F OR sale on acconiaiadalinK o-rm-.a large, vaiing, well broke Horse. Also, a well toned sicond him,I Piano. For farther particulars enquire at this iffice. May 31.—24.—tf. For Sale. (IlF. saliseriliei will aetl a large likely N'fir - Fet- Ime, 23 yearn old only. Terms will be arcoinmo- dating to the purchaser. Application at Mr. John A. Byrd’s Hotel. U. HUNT. Allieas, May 3X.-24 - tf. CAU ION. 4 1.1. persons are hereby cautioned against trading for a Lot of Land,' lying in Jackson county, now in die poa.entnn of the subscriber, a* hi* titles to the »mc, which ar* indisputable, wifi be legally de fended. WILSON WILLIAMS. May 17.—20—St. ! I'.hnks of sill tli’scripUons fot |sale tu tins Olfi.cc.
