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VOL. VI. AUGUSTA —printed by DANIEL STARVE « -it,-- ~ ‘ N " C °- VVEST EXD op broad-street. SATURDAYN. Out, Novemr.r 27, ,8.3- A E me r*u iliui :zcd 10 announce George Dent, of Columbia county, a candidate to fill the vacancy in 1 her Houle of Representatives of the United States, occefiooed by the remo val of Dud. fit 6 a to iLc Senate. Nov. 20. t WE are authorised toanaoucce Major Jam Ed Wood, of Co. Ijuibia county, whose republican principles arc inviolable, a date to f t .l tile vacancy of the Hon. orable Wnliatu W, Bibb, ia C on gress, vi Ijo lias re.«ign?d fits seat iu d> ? of representatives. November 2d PKTER DONALDSON we a- e L authoriitd tosiy will bra can didate for the office of SHERIFF ot Richmond county «t the t lection A ivSLLM FUGG E.tq. wc are d A BUiliCi l« «l to M» ts *s ft Cft»<Ji. <!aic lor TAX COLLECTOR oi iiirhriiontl county, At tue upproa. iUiugelcei.cn. August 21. r> FORGE M. WALKER, we A-J* & re authorised to announce *& * caorlitiatc for Clerk ct the Na* period and luftrior Court# of Rich m.jiici coufiy us lire tfs>ui.Tg cite. lurn - Augun i*. I, Hjj L AMKIN will be fc candidate i ojf of * l>t Rcici.l.S t#r luCtJUljQwl coun< t\ at tfr- fti it cicCvtuu, July 17. \K7E art- an thorite <J to announce ' » VV ILL! AM Hakßlb ass a dan ■ for County Surveyor, at bi« ensc.og titcnoa in J*at.t*ry Oc obtr 2b, \T E are au'hprifid toCLtetliat Micajab » r 81xven* in a candidate for tbe cttu.* of Clerk of tl.« SUfIERI JR »aU INFERI JR Court* of Riciiwuui cuuuiy, at the uex. e- ItCiicu, August ? > \T7U-LIAM KENNEDY arc «utlu»- » riitti tftlav w.li be a canJiJate for the othceoffAX COLL EC tOR of RisaaiJi.j toanty at tbe ap.proaeaiug e.ecuca. Aug aft ai. D11.1.0N wc ar* **thorif?d * * to at.ucucc r- o caiutidatr ter tbe ofticc *■' Receiver of TAX RL i URNS ufßichttjuk Vi.lity at the ucXi citc.lvt* J \\7R H-c ftothnruur'd 10 announce * VVttLUM MlgAr, h# acaii. ddate ffti th* office u. Sbcnfi oi Columbia county, a-, tbu co.utng li ui .on, ] r ITTLE3ERRV CLANTON ■*-— l * »'• u w« art anti; ni.jr.d t.j an* ' 'Tif.cc a *ag iitHie < r the oi. f*.c <>i ot L-T'Vm’Uta tjuay , ai Die ensuing *Lcuu&. Novtuiu-i 6 ITnjamin martin. Esq ft r ary Authorised t<i AnnOtiKCc a i c-indtrlalf. ior Die tfiice ot Noe. ofi si Loiumbta couu y_, a; th. op f 'uachiug tLction. O FRAUD MORRIS, F, q wlii V_j he * ts«-Ji V !*u- for It .fij-t l ‘ ' H I* iF F >1 CtiinroUta cuuny L hr tn -*j;r. o Ctccttuu. Match 0. George W. S. Pear re, I w * l, d •• a n,s SCI v lcc> ,g P *hijj f j. Colariibu countv, aotl ** w tittup J" 1 vu therit 11 tf»i capacity t.i '‘‘ 4 f.il l- to,- ii»c etntutitg lent 1 ‘unl.i n y f j,t tc4Jl hi u , V. oi ‘ I 'B l *»a. siaiiwii, atid be plea*ct) ''unof ~ ,l, c j r CjuliUsnet St, Via.itcu imaicciiattiy f A I Tiilj cH ICE, App entree to tbe Itrintiaz L. ti.tu. Mirror, of the times j A Proclamation. | \ hitfttru-non lias } * b<cn givi nto me Lit* Coun cil us Augusta, titat iuaumipt wu» made by some person unknown. I bet wen ho »rs of t‘-n »nk eleven s’clock, to Murder ! r * Gilbert Longsucel, by cits, j c i *' a, g*«K him, through ouo oF* t too wtmjnwn, a loaded gttl 01 pis* ’ tOi, as he w»» sitting a: In table iu ; hi* on a hotfte in the city of Au- , Attti givit)|; to thg| ; hi *id Gilbert a d*ag tou'. Hound. lo the end that soch evil dn. I person or persons m*« be j hi ought to condign panishttitat, l j dirteiore with tha advice *f the -City Cuaacil aforesaid, «>H‘r a 1c : Hft.d ot uNfc iiUNDKED DDL j LARS, to bt paiu to any ot pei ons who Hud give such m 1 formatioa ftgamst iha ftAtudcr or eicuLis, c>> Witi Uad to me cdtu vicuou oi the p a, .ue CiivOC VutcHia. Otvcft under my hand aod the «»cfti of the City Co ■ ncii ot Au* guft.a, ih;a Ibdt da/ *f N >. Vtttibof, iu tue y #r of oar Lord but thou'iA id tug *t him, Wred and thti t >ft; Seaborn Jones, Inteijdaiu. Atitat—N. \V. likkiitia', Cl’k. Administraters sale. Agreeable to an order o the 1104. ihu luferior Court of Coiudibu cou*.i*, wilt be sold on the Rriu Tuesday m Febtuary m*: ftt Cotumjift Cou.t house, -00 Acres of Land, Lrmg in tha Co on tv of Rjilock., j ihc piop.rtt of V/ id i a tit ueceti.ied. For the ben* fit Oi tn* . hens and c.-eduors of said decc<i«- j td —on h credit ot 12 niourh*. Stephen Hogc, ad’nir. November 20. if { *■■ 1 - ■ mtmm m . —j I Administra ors Sale. ! Dn tbt leveuth dtjr of J*au*ry nc*t, at tl>s j late tehdencc ot Frauen b« u li o«ted»«i, iu Luicoin county, Will be Sold, P‘.El of the peisjuftt property : of said (iecvfttcri, coumting of i j Lotii lodder, o*'s, Horses, Cit- j | tic, «n<n end other »■*><;!*»# 1 100 icu ou* io ciiuhic ft*— I hnu of a to;tda kaown on me da; — J Ad p- r uai iad.b..d t« tha ijuJ es* tftte ft e1 * q »c*t c a to vnaic piy_ meat, 8» a.i those hav.ug atrnand. agaLlst Mild tfciSlt', ftie itqtc»t*d to prcftaDi the.r mp catt scvouoi du.y attested, within tnc ume pre scribed by law. S«.ic to bondage f ®rft duy t* day Until fti> is Sold. S-tdh Smith, adm’x. ba.aucl Ficauwg, aVmr. N vVkiii j«i i(j tu* Georgia , Columbia County. • In the Superior Court, 6 eptember I erm, 1813. Fi-LLY j -MLRsCN, 1 Libc. lor Vk [ John M. JAMCRftow,J Divorce THE bhenff having rc lu 1 • crcl ant tiic Dsfentiftiil •» no. j jin the: co u n Iy ir 4 ()rusk i.u. j Thai notice be pub-ihied oi»ct a (iioo.h for thiee n.unths, in i »nc of the Gazettes «l this j if am, tequiring the Lul Delcn. u i>* lo pea u*;U afiiv.ci j Libe. toi a divorce ut the next 1 tci oi t f tins Lour, ix-id ihat 1 iUCO pliblivaiiOil l»c\ liCid Wild 1 d.i in a u good leivicr. 'luken jruiti the Minutes. Tcter Ctawlorti, Ct k. j Cl- 1 ha (jiu .t, t n ■ n *2 h Nc-j l. i 1 83. J MAP* OK CANADA, * I' vv • ale ht lil *. V> (lie-. HOLD THS miuo* UP To NATURE— Shakespeare. ~— - —" Atrccious and Unparalleled | ROBB H R Y, On Amelia Island t Hast Florida. ON Sunday night the 19;!, nit. a p.rty o armed men, thirty.ft* j,i number, cull ing their.f-lvc, Pauimi, came ta the fun i'cnber • plant itinn, nude bint * {.runner, rml detafued him until the 2oU tuft when » he lortunattly mt le hi. escape. They pit. hi* Uouic ;a:ul carried uft | Yaluible Negroes. i -vizs- Dh K, a rery fenfinle country born Ne pn. Shout t fee. Gi nr fevcu .nchc. higti,' liandtutne cwmteuance-.f q U rft lM «d, wi.l give a true account of all ,t IC circu nlUm.ee, th* name* ol the Plunderer*. fc c . I’HKBL, hie wne,country h<.ri*—tail and well made, ItuGhle, Kr fix children, ».* tLIMDA, a (tout lik ly wench, shout twenty-year* of age, yellowi.h fouiplexiott, thuk Up,, a Urge cculod by < tmru on t.er reck, J ' JIINNKY, a mulatto, f .urr. en year* I Ycalk. remarkil.ly lame, c*ir*c4 by a difl^ ; tatioii of her Nij* j |l' M, about ten year* of age, long *i,. >gt, a mark of a burn under one of hi. j w* 1 LOLL A, called by hi* mo b,r, tie ortre, a baudiome boy, about *even VR»r« elf a^r. > iFeX cai >ed Dicky, abuut 4 >i*r. I old, rel mo:iug Rolla. i .‘'lhV’l v, about 2 yeara old ILKRV, a coun.ry-b.irn Urge lip., much knock knred. CHLOE, hi* wife, a rtrong, likely wench, a cancer mark ua on* check, i* far attvan* 1 * Q pregnance-—-her two children, Cora I aoout .5 year* old, a very iiat'dioae chi d j Pfedora, anout two veae* crld, j J ACK > African, flignt mr-dr, want. tome fore tecen, Ipcak* good Bnglilb. ! nAMU \, hi* wife, an African, flmrt and thick naiie, hast number of country mark* on her bread and b.ck, fpuaki go id F.»g. im; her two rui l<J r cu, Si lit an, a girl about •even, ana RfZAiro, nbout a ycAr old, ADAM, an african, Ihort and very llout made, po k marked, a country mark on one ol to* arm*, fperkag iod Kngiiih. FAI'IMx, hi* wife, «ua4W flout and j JLong made, fpcaka good Lug.ifh. FEBNANDJ, about a year old—-a ftti | kin* rci-.m nance of nc'am. j t<O|4feo, an atricao, iight m tde, hmd ; foifte ecunien.noe, wants i J( ;»c Icoa: tccih, j Ifeak* very quick. j ELVIKA, i‘i* wife, a ycun? Wench, coun try m.ik* ou leer lace, aavaaced m preg nancy DUBLIN, a remarkably h indiome african waika very erect, well formed, (peak, mild | lj, i lenfi‘lr wants, out ot two fore tc-cili, f ROiEytiii wife,a tail likely n I parrot toed, pocked maikcd, (ctaki tolera ble b-ogh Ut. I JUNO, a fmalt african wench, hand'om^ , P'calant countenance, fpeak* gnod Ln^iiili' 1 advancfd in prrgiiaucy. O i'l LMAR, an african, abnut thirteen ; yc ar » f’ld, strong made, pock marked, ‘.peaks j tolerable guod Li.g iQa. j J ACOB, a mulatto, strong buib, about 28 I yeat* of ?.ge, ha* a 'car on Im uuuer l»p— --| Hastakrit id the woo l* by said party. Di.N *>!*, country born, about fix fret hig ~ well made, very thick bps, 10., 6 vit j agr traot* a little toe. PLAIO, an afiicaa, strong raide, fp ~lc* toglilh indifferently,hit eyes appeals blood- Ikot, a frowHi ;g countenance I.RIN, a young Afiiceu ftilow, prr»j mg terth, fpeaka toick atci but iod.a.r«ut Loglith. NtPjUNE, a strong well made ah lean J lunfib e and fptak* good EugliiU HAMhk I', ay uug africau, I'git made, serious cuuntcuaticc, itnftks tu.ctaolc Lie- 1 bfli SCIPIO, a tailafrirari, well m.de, speaks tolcrabi* good a ti.aik the »iz. 01 a qoarter cioliar, or larger, »u one 01 Ins it-mnic*. • r LaDDY, afl i.der mad* as k.n, about tweu.y year* ui age, Lug itit iuou- Icrentiy, I have afeertained that the following Ne groea were tarried oil hy the under dtlcrib d perfeua, vie. Dick, Jim, Rolls, pa lal'.X and Sylvia, by nut J JHN SAjIIH, of Abbtvilie oillrict, f»uu h la o im, ha. rtfi ded, ou tile Ocoucc or Uctftuigec river, ab. ut 5 teet 7or 8 inclics big *, iaady hair, fair complexion, blue eyes, w»* one ot toe p uu dere s, will probably a*ake for 'l euoefT-e, had bc*u to waggo-mg on the lea b ard. J.noy, am. latto, carried off by JOHN ! j lTAßftli, Oi.c in the roboe.s, a i.auve et ; NorUi Ua.olir.a,ai.vui y tcct ten ine,.c»n. 0 ~ ruody comp can. 1, (tuops a little.. Jet Iy, i-.i oc *bu 1 w.i ciiiidren— Dora sod I‘i.cCa.ra, carried eh by one Df.-i l .1uNl), (iifuorcot the roobci*) ot fieuie nvtr N, 1 atoiiua, has ueen lceu tiavebi g towatut the backcoa.ufy, together with his wite and citiidrcn. Two mtu naoied KlußCf- *nd BAR I Lfc i I’, Os t CL. lit flee, carried off fc. > verai negroes, mmes uotkuvWn—supposed I wid make (or tharftate JAMES KcNDarcICK. lately ea.ployed ( in tbe Contractor’* ff rvtce tor u*e umu.y ; poll* c.u it. M-rv's riv- r, has bem It. 1, i v itL eight tiegromco, a wuneb ami child— : fuppcxed wiii m«*.« fur 1 mu. flee. A re i warci ut '1 A'L.l I Y DOLL*Kd h.A1.11, : wnl h t paid for lecurir.g laid Nrgtues, in a ; oy part ut tne I unit d State., iu tnat the iuidenocr ci. gtt t cm at.d all r«. f.uab U expcide* paia ti'.iubvely, it d.iiKf*d at st ' Ivtarv *, (let* ip a, or a* icit-*,.ci i.j, .lot,. It t Itiaud. Lin.cs C-t!) n. NaVt.l.h __ 1 r—er*ar— — ss=w=- nag vt-r—-vawjga I * * Soul hern Indian IT nr. OFF ICI .1L ACCOUNT*. [From the Missis* >i> pi lie public 4 n j Mount Vernon, Cumber 3, 181 j. £ **ik —Ai the ‘late ot my Lll communicaiioa I was Ffoparing to incer, at their Chief of the Chactaw nation, and a cap. u,a ihe Medal Lhici, MuilißaelatubUd, in whom Rc repoks much confidence. An interview look place at Ot. Stephens, where wc had ‘i lengthy frank con-* vetiddon, uFdng which l hail loflacient cause td td miie Uitir friendOiip lor, and the interest they tiiko vered m tne welfare of, the American and which liity at once evinced in the ltrongUl manner by a lender oi their ftr vices and thole of their dis • , Uicdv, th« pic lent wai. Seeing at once the ifiipor tarice o-i iiic bnlincis and ihc leiious to which it would inevitably lean one way or another, i immediately determined mat ihc ciicumitancek lhould be managed With all the deli cacy and prudence in uiy power, and that the anna of tiiis people, winch I loon uiicuveicii mult be exerted in joins way, iluuli be made iuokiv icut 10 tne £ood of my Country, On an exertion I found 1 had influence with them lui ncient to bring them to tins place, and fium it at the requut of General Floatnoy (wijo 1 am happy to lay pcilrctij coincided with m« in liH views on this luhjeCl) to thetovvn oi Moa;lc v. fn.it the General met u». I’he refuit of a eonver lation bttwetn the Geneiay* anu ilic GrjiCiS witstiiHi tney uie uturmined to declaie war ttie Creeks, their great aides the Brit ish and all others that arc of may become the enemies of tilt people ol tne L . States, i ficy have unequivocally deciaieci their detuminatiou immediately to take up arms; j *n [jciiait of our country, | awn horn then known cha- j iaCts-1 10l fpiiil ai.n inicgri ty, v*e may iciy on a hand, loine poi Lou or and activity on their part —i cannot help congratulating my itfiow ciuzuis on tne ; prospect of a Iccuruy f Jt the ' adi utjnchUjhp oi t ns peo ple, aiiU eipcClally wiicu we Hi revoked tnat their ! tenmer life and tOLduCt 1 holds out lo ucthiog uke iu Jita.irui {'ioan-.is ior u- C l jt* I yl* IC> a i Vy ** kHVlvlll il’S. I *«-’ 1- 4* t li 1. V h ft] j l • jrequelf iv ifll jv*-cirizens to vcccl e \ t'.us in their in (crcuuric *> uh tii-m, and tiiit tlie conduct oi individ uals luWarUS liir i conic of itic Ciuci<i uatuii may tend to aiivantc and (till ! more confirm theve aroicn j bU and lYicndly sentiments. 1 me peculiar f pleasure to ii.iVtf it m my ! power to ailure n\y idlow titizcns that (xcn Flournoy lias been unremittingly and zcalgiiily engaged ever iince >; r * utvj in red information ot ; llic aUimmg Itaie Oi things in this quarter, in making jijcti diipofitijr.s ot the for- I cc. oi me country, and in lorvvarding the munitions oi v>ar, as vv.es belt Calculated o expel our Greek enemies auu to punidi thole who lure by the exhibition ot* unparalleled ingratitude to our government, a,,d un mmgied cruelty to die citi zens ot our territory, forc ver dathed all claims to our j )ilendlhip and confidence, as wtii as to guard our lea I boicd agaiiiit other miidi oiu enemies—l ennot help remaiking the pleasure with i winch i led it my happt | nets to ad with him at this moment when tiie peculiar ;ly ililtreffing iUte ot ti, c I community makes it ex jiicmeljr agreeable io icinark j tnat Gen. I louruoy lully fympathifes with the pub lic letting* and conleq <etit v* t,ut wc every j fiopc from iiis arrange , meats for our relief and fe icuiuy.—He is now at this pott, and mod probabiy will not leave this frontier umii the Creeks are hand iomcly cha'tifeJ, aid eve ry inccrcit permanently and completely lecured tiiat is at present important to u , or nut may become io to our pjflcrny. Myself and . thceuti.e regiment of the i Mifiiilippi Yerutory Volun teers luve implicit confi dence m him, an i higny approve ot Ins diipotiuon**, as judicious and Urongiy maikcd with the bed traits oi a military capacity. 1 beg permiffi n to no tice, ana 1 do it with teal ; pleasure, tile happy degree ! harmony exiding between j the icguiar troops oi the U. oUtes and the Miflifiippi VoJuntetiS, at.d 1 feel a itrong confidence tiiat their nmtuai good under handing may be received a? a omen oi the value of their • armed druggies, should tiie enemies oi our country fur nilh a.i opportunity. One i unrig you uuy not only re ! !y on, bur communicate to i oar fellow- citizens that the i jeratio*.» »n Scatter will in ;< frw bay * afi iH,e 1 *->.<*, tiltJS i.;at ,v.. 'no. 267.