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GEORGIAN FOR THE COUNTRY LH1E.UJ sea NE.V SEIUES-VUL. ( UJlTURliM ~M(flfX l }7YQ7 OCTOBER 5, 183-J. THU DAILY GEORGIAN, IS EDITED J.vn PUBLISHED J.V THE CITY OF SAVANNAH, IVj GeovgelWoertRon, Jr. Atiight Dollars per iiimm, pi) able in »8vance. ffHE GEORGIAN, “for tub country. ft published to meet the arrangement of the jn*il, three times a week, (Tuesday* Thursday And Saturday)*! the Office of the Daily Geor- gi&n, and contains all the intelligence, Cummer- Sal* Roliponl »'td Miscellaneous,/ncludiiig ad vertise 'tuts, published u> ihu Daily Taper, The. Country Taper is sent to all parts nfthe State and Union, or delivered in the City, at five dollar&,per annum, payable in advance. Advertisements are inserted in* hnlli papers at 75 cents per square, of 141 nes, for the first Insertion, and 37 J for every succeeding publi cation. T ! Notice. JHE firm of- Rnvkuicll ShHepbnrn is dissolv- ed. in C'.tiseq'ience .f ihe death ut J. b Henhiml. li.q. Tub iiilnnu ibera have formed « connection in Oib Practice nf Lnw, under tin* firm of .ROCK. WF.T.L < MORGAN, They will attend to pro- fewioita! bus-nets, in the Federal Conrt, in tn* Qcmulgee circuit, and in those cmintie, where in the laic firm of Rockwell « Hepburn pruc- V< The-r olfioe i, in Mdledgevilie, cornet- nf Jef ferson and M'.lntosli s’ eeta, whern one nf them m.v be found at all times, when not on the cir- ,. UI , 9. HOCKW'KU.. A A MORGAN. Milledgevitle, June 10, 18J3, j-ine 44 NOTICE. ?T1iir. amount of seven and six percent- Stocks Jl authorised to be subscribed by the fi'-sl sec- tinnof thb acU-possed the 20th April, 1822, «n- titU d "An act to authorise 'he Secretary of the TrcavirV to exchange a Stock bearing an inter est oftive perre u.fbr certain stocks bfcufmg an interest hi six and wven per cent,” not hav ing been sfinsewb-d, (lit* proprietors nf six pei Cent stocks of I8l2, 1HI.1, lfiHand 1815, and of invert u»*r cent stock of 1816, who may wish to avail themselves of this provisions oftlie third ■eoiiou of the act, aie hereby infmmvd, that bonks have boon opened at the Treasury ft»r receiving xnb9criptio"S pursuant thereto, and xr.il continue open until the first of Octubei next The suhioriptmos may he made by the. pm* firietors of the stocks specified, either (U perjytv or by their 'ttorneys.-duly ao luiriaed t*» make the siilHcnptlnnsjmd Iran:--for the stocks to the United States, the cenifica’es of which arc to he aurvende"ed at the Treasury at the time of mak* *Mh *'■' V.' -is ten* *7 ♦ ,, n NO-iai.iAii I’itLChDEN I'd. Just Rcccivefi, T?i WU.LIAM r 'V II.LI Ho>’ < tffftlOomm nr.ai. and Vot.»imal I’ns- c/.‘*VTS,'tl n«w edition, uilh ronsul? tt*de arl- d ; p n.'. hyclem.nl C. Uuiille, of FhiUdel. phia, j-» A T.Rft, Jacob *i Wamw's Cliancerv Repn-ts for 1819 And 1#?0 vol Is ,w t'» ref *r»?n<v s tn ‘Amci’i* ran c s hi If \V. Warner, $8 50. This xrm It succm ds the reports of fiwanston in the •Miie dourt, which, together with Morivnlcs c ) .;.lcte the series front Visey, Jr. down to i the latest drei.si ns, Sai.re11» s HrroiiTS in Ring’s Bench, from 'he 6Si London »d non, with additions by David ‘ Evans,<-3 vols £15 Ti ./ds* Vii.dys s nf illackstnhe, o new work, 2 dolls. 75 c's. A few more <7* h Whkatoh’s Reports, S' p 2l Notice. lint the copartner* ing between Ed- N OTICE is hereby given, flint ners'dp heretofore existing V rJ Williams of Saxnnnah, and Alnj di Fisk of B »uon, under the firm of E. 11'illuimi & Co Savannah, Georgia, is thia day ibssplved by mu* tinl cjUJient. AH persons having demands Against ric said film* are requested to present the same Vnr payment, ami ail persons indebted to "si ! firm, are called upon, to make payment to Edward Williams, of Savtgmuh, by whom tlie buu-uess will be beveafier taniedon A FISK. KDWAUD williams. Boston, June 18, 1822.- aug6 Francis 11. N'iroll h Co. 1 Case Circuit Court vt L United Slates, Dis- Vf. Scarbrough and other 3 triut of Georgia. Chtimben, l3i/i !$*ptMiher t 1822. plenum T>ttOC£iS having issued »»' tfc.t(Cau«e, JL turnable to tlie term of iluTemirt jn He- tembei next 5 and it being re4 resent(hat J dm Haslet*, Willism 8 Gdlett, Ssmurl YuteA, Andiew Low, and John Hogue, defendonta in the laid cause, reside without the limits of the Itistrict of Georgia: It is ordered, that the said John Hasten* William S. Gidett, Samuel Yates, John Bceue and Andrew Low appear at the term uffjhiseotirt to he hokten at Savannah in the term of December next, to answer to the plaintiffs on the merits of their said petit on, and that a cqpy of this order be published in one of the gazettes ofthia stale for three months, and that the plaintiffs have Wave to take such further proceedings as are prescribed in the rule in tfuch case made and provided. J GUYI.ER, IfortiietJudge. True extract from the m* mites. • - GEO. Gl.EN, Clerk*. Fatannah. Pef-t 13, 1822. sep 14 Georgia—Camden County, X]|7 H HUE AS, lira. Louisa C. Shaw, Ex.cu- V v trix, applies for letters of dismission li oiti the CNtare of (»ene:SI Nathaniel Green, deceas ed 'rliefcc are therefore to cite and admonish All and singular the kindred a.id creditor* of said deennsed to be and appeal at my office, on or before first Monday in Janaary next, and shew cause (if any) w hy said Irtleit should not be granted, in term# of the law. Giteu under my band and seal, this 22d da* of June; 1822. G *] JplIN BAILEY, c.c.o. c.c. 9. MO, 16( '"F I »1.JU In the Circuit Court of the United States, In amt for the. Distr'ct of IVuitsytoaHia, in the-third Circuit, BsrWEKN Joseph Marx and Joseph Mara" and Geoigc Marx, citixena of the stale of Virginia, who sue •s well in their own names as in behalf of such other Per sona, Stockholders of the late Rank of the United Slat## heretofore named, ns ahull come in and become Partiei hereto, contributing to the Expenses of this Suit—Com- plumanta. AND In Etiuqy David Lenox, Elias Rotulinot, ( October, Robert Smith, Jumes C. Fish- ( Sesxiona er, .Tnseph .Sims, Archibald 1817, McCull, Paul Sicman, Samuel Coftten, Henry Prxtt, George Fox, Pnschall Hollingiwortit, John S ide, Thomas M. Wil ling, Horace llinney* George Harrison, Abijuh Hammond, William Ruyard and Oliver Wolcott, citizens of the State of Pennsylvania, Trustees of the lute Rank of the United States, £\ ND now, to wit, this twenty-third day of <&di April, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-two, this cause came before the Court, on a Mandate frotp the Hopmslde the Supremo Com t of the United States for further proceed-, logs. Whereupon it is ordered and decreed— That the holders of Notes of the late Bank of the United States, bring them in for payment at the fate Ranking House of said Rank in the city of Philadelphia, before the eleventh day of April. A D. 1823, and that on that dr.y this Court will make a final Decree for Distribution of the funds reserved in the hands of the de fendants fiir payment of said Notes j and it is further ordered and decreed, that the Clerk cause this order to be published in one public newspaper in each of the following places, to witPhiladelphia, Boston, New York, Balti more, Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans, at least once a week, for nine calendei mouths, before the said eleventh clay of April next. A true copy, D. CALDWELL, Clerk Cir. C. The Editors of the Boston Evening Gazette, at Boston, of the Now-York Evening Post, at New YoHt, orlhe American, ul HultunoVe, of ilu: N-u’ffnk Ifpdd, at Norfolk, of the Charles foil City Gazette, at Charleston, of the Georgi an, at Savannah, and of the Louisiana Advertis er, at Ncw-Orleans, are reqm ste&to insert the above m their respective gasetteaxnnce a week, f »r nine calender months, before the I lth day nf April, 1823, and to forward the r bills, as soon thereafter as may he, to the subscriber, uccom* panied by an affidavit proving the publication, conformably to the foregoing order. . D. CALI) M ELL, Clerk Cir. C. nrnv 9 rtUlE persons whose names are hereunto an A. nexed, are natives of Liberty county, in the state of Georgia, Imvc resided in said state from the time of their birth \ and have had their names registered in my office as persons of co lor claiming to be free. Tirah attends to farming on Mr. Thomas Mal lard's plantation i she is 53 years old. Prince, a son of Tirah, a carpenter by trade, is 24 years old. and resides on Colonel** Island. Bi ller, a washei woman, rcVides at Uicebo- rough, and is 33 years old. Katy, a daughter of Relief, is 12 years old, and waits on Mr. William Baker, at Gravel Hill. Almun, u carpenter, is 35 years old, and re sides at Mr Richard S Baker’s E. BAKER, c j c l c July 4 Uoii* Nisi *On Foreclosure of Mortgage Ettmgham Superior Court, December tern^ 1821. The Trustees of the German' Lutheran Church at Ebene- ezer vtr. John Freyermmu and several parcels of Lund O N the petition of the Trustees of the Ger man Lutheran Church at Ebenezer, slating that the said John Freyermuth on thv fifteenth day of April, eighteen hundred W fifteen, mort gaged Jjy deed under seal to the petitioners, all those tracts of land, containing three hundred acre91 in Effingham county, state aforesaid, on a small creek adjoining Judidiab Weitman Kelly's and Garrison's land} also another fifty acres, sit uated and being in the district of Ebenezer, bounded by land of Peter Ametofi* 8c F Brook- new., at the time of survey granted to Landfe.1- derj also,another tract of land situate in the sev- enleeth district of the county of Baldwin, con taining two hundred and two and a half Acres, known by the number (104) one hundred and our, with the appurtenances, to secure the pay ment of a bond or obligation of the laid John, hearing date the day and year aforesaid U pray ing the foreclosure of the said mortgage. It ap pearing to the Court that there is now due on the saui bond and mortgage the sum of two hun dred dollars, with interest at six per cent, from the fifteenth day of April, eighteen hundred £# eighteen. On motion of Wayne and Cuyler, at. torneys of the petitioners, it is ordered that the said John Freyermuth, h s heirs or representa tives, do pay into Court the amount due as a- foresuid within twelve mbnths from this date, otherwise that the equity of redemption of the said John and his heirs, in the said mortgaged ; remises, be foreclosed, and that such further proce?dings take place as are by law directed It is further ortlered that this Rule be pub- lishedonce a month for twelve months in a pub. lie gazette of this state, or be served on tlie de feodant .or his representative or sgent six months prior to the time appointed for the pay ment of the, money into Court. J-lxlr act from the Minutes. JNO. CHARLTON. Clerk. tier H re$ SAVANNAH 1 Poor House and Hospital. T71S1TING Cnmmitire lor July uid Mifuii. J CKAULKS V». ROCKWELL wid OEd ANDF.II80N. Atttnding Fliyticun, Ur. W*l l; 1MMKIX. JOHN HUNTER, Secret-ry. ji-!y4 TO CAPITALISTS. A VERY superior steam 8»w Mill has been recently erected in the vicini y of tlie C\T\ OY HMUT-V, as the most eligible situation for s business of the kind on the Atlantic shores of the United States. Po^csaing all the advantages of an in exhaustible supply of the finest yellow pitcl Pine and Cyprtiis Timber, I ui 1 on s fine bluff, with thirteen feet water clone to it, und a natural cove for the reception of-logs. The present owners not having it in theii power to bestow that st tent ion to it which a concern ofsuch magnitude requires, atedcsir ous of telling the whole, or a part of their inter est in it, and now offer if Jor tale at a very low valuation, and much less than such a tlntclurt could be completed for. There has just been Added to It a very supe rior Dice Pounding J1ag/une t callable of dis charging at least 50 tierces of clean rico pci duy; and a Corn-Mill, all set in motion by Hit same engine. The Saw-Mill is upon a new principle, b\ the late renowned Civil Engineer, Mr. REN N1E of London, who sent out one of his best workmen to suptrintend its erection. It ca" now out.with 43 saws, and may be made lodiivt twice that number. The Steam Engine is perhaps the best ii the United Slates, made by Messrs. HOLTON y WATT, of Soho, near Urmingliamj and erected under the inspection of their best lore man, sent out expressly for that purpo&e, A wonderful expence is saved in fuel, jte the saw-dust from the pitch-pine is ftmnd to unswei nstead of fire-wood, and is carried to thi mouth of the furnace from the pit by elevator* now. in use. The Rice Machine is also on a new principle and found by experience to answer bettor that any yet in use. The quickness ami regular!) oft! movement, producing it of asuperioi brightness without breaking the grain. The mill is situated on a line C eek, called Cat Head, on n branch of the AlUmnba River, and only about half a mile from Darien. Sea Vessels, whose diauglu of water enables them to go to the whftvf at Darien, cun loud at the Mil), only a short distance oil’, vv ih great facility; as an enclined plane (Yondlie mill, will liable them 10 receive the lumber into theii bow porta, almost without cxpencc: and the mill, as now in operation, can furnish 40 M. fee of plank per day, which may be increased it found necessaryi the power being amply suffi cient. The lumber sen* from ibis establishment sinci it went into operation has been allowed to bi superior in quality and regularity in sawisig. The commissioners nf tin* Navy nfthe Uni ted States have approved nf the ship planka. furniahed from it, and it U highly probable will give it a preference in future contracts. It has also been seen and justly admired ii Ncsv-Ymk uml IMiiluddphia. The pyospect of a renewed intercourse will, the British West India Islands, miulcra thh stablishmcnt a desirable mode of investment- oilers, in that case, having been made Iron. JAMAICA ALONE, for about half ul all (he pro dnee of the saw mill. he present owners have no objection to con* timie interested in it, to a certain extent, bin their other avocations prcclud^beir persona) attention to It. w For terms and other particulars, apply per sonally or*by letter to JOHN M'NISH, Savannah. 0*7' N. R.* Tf not disposed of soon, (lie mill, with ail its privileges, will be rented for a tern of years. Jlppiy at above. mav 13. Georgia—Liberty County. Ry Elijah Baker, Clerk of the Court ofiOrdinar) for Libei ty County. W ILLIAM OSGOOD applies for tetters ol administration, with the will annexed on the goods and chattels, rights und credits which were of Mary Ann Fraser, late of said county (Qtceased. These arc, therefore, to cite aqd admonish ail and singular the kindred and creditoisof the said deceased to file theii objections, (if any they have) in my office at Hieelmrotigh on or before the first Monday in November next, oth erwise letters of administration will be grunted t<> (lie said applicant. Given under my hand and seal, this 17th day of Sei lumber, in the year of our Lord 1822. [L. S ] E. BAKER, ccuic •op 19 WHISKEY. U8T received per sloop Susan, 150 barrels Whiskey. For sale on accofMhodating terms by J. U. HERBERT & CO. ■ep!2 J . Georgia, Camden County. To oil -whom it may concern. IIF.UEAS John Ruchlott, Junior, applies, to the Honourable the Court of Orel mart fni Lettersof Administration on the uu.admiim- trredpartof the estate of David Tucker, late of said County,.decnafced. These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular, the lit irit and Creditors of said decoa ed to file their oh- jections (if any they have) in the Clerk's office in theUmirt of Ordinary, on or before the first Monday in November next; otherwise Letters will be granted to the applicant. Witness the Honourable William Gibson, one of the Judges of said Court, this 2lst September, 1822. JOHN BAILEY, c. c. o. c. c. sept 28 f •Laurel Hi;l Toll-Mill. JTV1E Coil-Mill on Mrs. Ancruni's plantat on Ul has been completely repaired luicly, and is iow ready to work us well as any other mill on Alio river. The rouglwice that will be tent to Ike mill will be kept s&paraiely in dry and safe stores, and shall be beat with the utmost cart ami economy, and the b aTells will be always de. live re d in good order Empty barrels, made ot prime boated staves, will be furn shed at the mill when required. The terms for . cleaning Rice will be the same as at the other toll-milta Chose j lantei a who will engage to have their crot heuffet that mill, and keep her supplied, will have 200 tierces, or as much less as they, .lease, beat at one turn. App'ications concern iug the mill, to be made to Archibald Brebper, on the plantation, or in Savannah, to FRUIT DK VII LF.IIS. | cep 10 rpf Factor, Mongiu's wharf. Fr*m ike Jioguttu Chronicle and Georgia JliU iioiiter RKVIKW, Of9 r r* 0 n , ,l, J ., | w U, llwiry Knlloclr, I). D Tlif must •utlientic lii-loriiin* inl'urm »», th,i durine (lie reign nl die .ermiil rni(|ui», a Sibyli,,e pruphetemi brouuhl tn Kiinif nine vnlunieg which were nfl'-ml Indie king ul n very high price, lie re Inseil In "Crrile in (he exiiibimi.t demnml dinmisneil die prnphele,-, tugeihor widi her vnliimen j hut (lie Sibyl,' niter a Blmrl abaence, rv’nineil with ait vulumen, fur which fhe demnml il die nnme price hh for (be nine, ami her rates being Kill re jccteil, she ilestinyeil three inure nf the volume-,land reluming widi only three, -tiH rt q-Jn-d the anme price, tfpnn thi- digcuumtiy of Jhc king wa, so far afrak eiiied, dint lie cnnsenied to purchase tlie lenudking vulu.m-n upon the icmi* nf mysteiiou* exirnvngnr.ee at first proposed The ciindiicl of the Sibyl, might have in dared the king tn believe (hut the value of (lie contents w.ts not diminished, nl 'lough two diiid- were deducted from the tjhole (iniiiunl. We do not undertake to ikninine the guiiinds upon which the pro |hetess persisted in her stningo d.-maml, tpr yet lu scllle the question as to the ll utli nf the statement j lint we certainly t enture the assertion, that if there ever ereo volume, the whole of which is mi loo much In answer the purpose for which it is given, and yet that it is possible for 1 pari to heoome siilfiiient, that book is the Scriptures. It is like a stream so deep dial Behemoth may swim, and su simple, dial a lamb may wade —Tile parta oe su tlemled with each other, that a aln- gle acn once often embodies the substance of a nl ole system of Divinity, ami ili- clnaes ti the mind the easetidal nhji'c’l ol lailh. At the same time, the pails an- an tlisllncl, dial each occupies its own place ylitli die utmost regularity, ant) one member is never mistaken for another. lie rhttincicrs nf Scripture oiesu drawn na to make diem the mean, ol ample in- aiructiijn. The men (here exhibited, nee not getjerolly,rem.iVknble for their uoiId- ly kti««|ledge j hut for their superior in lelligrncc in lire science of piety, nod in the nitof holy living; like the windows ul the temple, drey are In-uad within, anti narrow without. . They aro not to br (tied by the ordinary tests of character, hut by die pi inciplea of that lirlue, which flows ,s a stream from the "dirutle ol God and of the I)lmib” The pen of ioapira- lion (las regi-teied their hulls and fixed their infirmities upon eternal record, that it may be known to all ages, that salva lion is not lor immaculate beings, who have never cnntracled any mural slnin, but forihose tilio must be sought amid the ruins ol nature, and gndierejiJWu die wanderings of Iraiisgi'e-tiiiqgM^^Xcnio icier la Dr Knjluck l<t r bold nHWfyil.t -ketilu-H of charatter, cnn'BKwW’by piety ami virtue. Ill the history nlAlira Irani, he prnaecutea Ida nailed subject ill the following animated alraio I— o We ore, secondly, tu present tn you, Abraham ns a model ol piety and virtue. What sell denial, what oliedienW t'btiod, did'he uniliirndy di-play I No sacrifice appears tb him painful-, no duly uppres sive when God commands. At n period of life, when natuie seeks rest andquiei God calls him to leave his native land, tn abandon those scenes rendered ile/r by a thousand tender remembrances, In fiirsofce the Iriends who had grown old with him; aid Ihe relatives who shared hisheait; In leave ihe graves of his falheis and ihe temporal comforts which appeared ao needful in hit declining ye,rsj tu enter upon a course of tile full uf diffieultiea and dangers. Yet God had spoken ( the pleas of worilly prudence and self-indul gence are disr.gardid | die suggestions of those tender feelings of nor nature, which are innocent and even laudible wile not opposed to 'he divine will, are silenc ed, “ nod he Went forth, not knowing whldier he went.” Behold another instance nf his self denial and obedience. Alter his faith had been tried by many, veu’a delay, ihe prnniii-edMhiii is born tonim. The piety and virtue of this beloved child, ol this rhild to whom such exulted promises are made, gild the declining years ol his la ther and make the infirmities ‘of age til light upon him. He is-ready to descend into the tomb since ■'Ids anti will receive his last sigh—since his memory will be perpetuated in him who is to be the bles sing tn the nations. Whilst indulging such felicity, lie hears tlie voice ol the Lord 1—"Take tmw thy sno, thine only .oil, Isaac, whom thou Invest,and get thee into the land of Moriah,* and offer him there lor a burnt offering upon one of the mountains that I shall tell thee nf.” What a dial was (his ! How great mast have been that selfdenial and obedience which ■lid not shrink Irutn it I Abraham knows that it is the voice of God,< and he pre pares not to reason, hut to obey, A mourn luljourney of Jhree days does not shake Ihe steady purpose ol his soul. He as- ceiiils the mount and prepares the sacri fice. Isaac is extended upon the wood— ihe arni ol Abraham is tai.ed los’rike the fatal blow—when God, hr a vuice from Heaven, arreala the sacrifice. Need I, my -irethren, biiug any other instances to hew the sinceiity of his obedience. O. el us, like him.be trad; to relinquish all our,enjoy menu ui U» cumumuda, aud U our Isaac* bu taken from .ug;.if 'he ob jects on which our heart, real with fondest delight, he torn from our embraces! if our friends be laid in the grave, ley us alwny, show that we are the followers nf Ihe ft. tlterofibe Fuithlul, slid are animated by hi- temper,—p, 6(). -er. iv. i , , We before remarked the high and ear* ne-t tune of. Spirituality which, pervades the discourses of Dr, KoHnCk- , H- aoiiii * homo to Ihe henna ol his auoienee, anif . lavs the claims of'hls holy fnmmisslott directly upon tln-ir consciences. Ilia appeals, aiijngenunua and pathetic, »n lull "I per-ua-ive unction, and so much in hur- mo'-y with the spirit of u Imjy ministra- flnn,arrest the alien,ion of the (post cold and distant, and extort. « sentiment of respect,both for the man add ,is watk. Tim fallowing paasagu (loin tlm tifo of ’ Lul. confirms our view, " Professors of the religion of Jeaui,tra there soy of you tn wltuin any of these traits would apply? Pauieand consider viiur guilt and lolly. How inconsistent- ly do you set with the Holy vocation whereby you'sre callctl ; will), your-exslt- t‘d hopes and sublime distinctions. Shall the heart, which ought to leap by it* infe- ditatinns and desire* to the throneol' God, anil lie employed as snge^ are, slid taato the delights which aechnngels 'eninv,^- • bb n 11 this heart contentedly grovel in the til'll I Were the eagle, in-tead of Using his eye upon the Bun, and soaring above the ciuudt, tn come and cmwl with the earth-worm, it would ho s spectacle far leas iocoosi-tent. Whilst God is mi your longue, and the bandage nl Jesus is worn by you, let^ not your heart he immersed in earth, Pliis anxioti-desire ol accumta- ting the riches » ny I- d you in spns's- Uffxrnm God, jndgl, D o ll, Deimtri- ua, a thousand mlirr ahtieking gliusts, elevate a warning voice to miu frmn the ' infernal pit. K<cn II this awful eft ct bn t#l produced, this temperV-will mar ail fflurcinnforl, and wither all youc joys. Alt eclipae of ihe divine light may surely be 1 expected when this ear'll getsbetivqcn ’ rnue soul and the Surt of Itigliteousness. H ive you ever enjoyed the presence uf God, und had the emanations ol *hia love Hoe ing in upon your soul, uml Ills recon ciled countenance, iminili-atcd tn you I — You then (about but be uff eted by (hie coniideratiuo, for you have then felt in ft s d ys’, un hour’s coqgerfe with God, mor* tlitin the wurld can be*tuw.”--acr S. a. 70. V The ideas nf aiolcsa pJrfec'Inn, which many have indulged, will do much belter lor speculation than for prnolice. Wo admit that a ligid cour.se ol piety nod vir tue may place a mail far above the ordina ry-temptations to viro and obliquity,und may give a kind nf moral 'ranapuieocy to his whole lilts. And umuMed tenor of be ing, prqpltimn circumstances, exemption from the fiercer agitations of tiouble, dnudlcsa skies and s radiant aun, com bined with much internal gnoiluess and rectitude, may induce a man to believe that lie is retally above the possibility of guilt, soil superior tu the esuulle of temp tation. 80 have wo seen the cleir, ciyvlul drupe of some pure fountain, reluming •heir silver brightness and purity, whilst undisturbed by Hie apprnao)i,of man nr be.,st, become suddenly dark and muddy when agitated by a rasli violence. There the sediment, wfiiclt had subsided to tho * Bottom during lit calm end tranqnil stale, begins quickly to rise nod the whole beau- ty of the scene is marred. While life te mains no man can say he is perfect, be cause no mun can foresee the trials by * which it may please Uml to shake up and reveal tlie dregs of undiscovered sin in hi* heart. We ire lid to theie nhscrvs- tioni that we may introduc e,the tallowing . view from Dr. Kuliock,iu onto! hil ser mons on Job. “ God haa thought proper to leave u, but parti illy sanctified while we are tin earth, Even Ihe most Italy are at time, constrained with the Apostltp to complain of, law in their member*, warring ,-gnii t the law ol their mind, and with him, to exclaim, " O m aerable man that I am, who ahull deliver me from the body of this death.” In ciuisi-quence of.this, they are sometimes seduced by temptation to ihc copimissinn of ncls, which in the ge neral disposition of their heart, they ab hor, and which are cnntsOry to the habitu al bios ol their soul. The faith of mn A* hi-ahnm ii shaken, the profession* of ft Peter are lurgolteA ; and .the exalfcd pa tience and subinis-ion oflDoh appear to waver.” If auch be theXff-e with the great lights of piety, which adorn the mor al firmament, what shall be the fate of him, who twinkles like a spark in the ocean ? If these cedars o'f I. banon bavo been torn and shattered by the tempest, what may the bruised reed expect ? FIDES. Notice. • P ROPOSALS will.be received until tfce lit day of October n^xt. to supply the Steam B.mt Company wi»h WOOD 1i»i» the Ssvsnnsli river, for 'one y*ir. Applications for contracts nuut specify the quality and. price, nnd nemo the tending where to be delivered.. Letters, post psid, addressed to Carlos Trscy, Treasurer, Augusts, nr to the President st So* vsnnah, will bo promptly attended to. v 8. V- UUNNiNG, Prw't. sug 6 •* ■ Jf'-