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raosr'srcrrus (»p ) AND Journal of Ins? ficonojuy l.- IJsis paper is puMibln .1 ?oii li-r fi* t .?? / t.nrt' \\feJimstjiiy ol every tii on asuper-r v al .sheet ut 16 pages r.ci- vo, m ti/.p wiili ll>p Trek Thad" A;>* catk. (the j-r.v orsoruflhe li.inncr of the Constitution.) and cnnstiiniing in tnojenr, with an Index, a velum; of-100 |*-i t Es. 3. It is eitielly political, but in part thi#mllu neons; its design lining to disseminate the groat principles of Con* i rruTiiiNAL l.tcF.irt v, | ami to a>M>: in drawing men's minds fr< nt the I worship of their fellows to an acquaintance with i the nature of their government. 3. It Will he, opr II to the !'. \ AMINATIOJf <f political quesfi<>ns-of a g» neral nature, m il will communicate 10 the people .4 the Nonll .the po-1 itieal movements of the South, and in these g; South, ilie political movements'of tin; North. •1. It will advocate the Republican de.-trim s oft *9B, as set forth in the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions, and as maintained hy J« tl’.-isen,Mad ison, M’Kean, and the other distinguished cham pions of .Stats HioHTi'arnl Statu Krvi dies. It will also record the most important documents ; and Stale Papers connected w ith tlic proceedings , of South Carolina, so as to preserve a ce.mjXTte; history of the times, for tire inture reterii.ee ofj politicians and statesmen. 5. The principles of Free Trade ail! be iljas- j trated and enforced, as useful to reconcile the pub* | lie mind, at the North, to the appreacliingoreilue- \ tion of tho .Tariff to a unifurm standard ofu(i valu- 1 rent duties, well as nc.essary to prevent any I'ulureatleuipts to re-establish the rcstrictivo sys tem. 0. The impolicy and unconstitutionality ofap prop.riaiions lor works of internal improvement by the Federal Government, will be maintained, | mid all attempts to encroach on the rights of tin | States hy that Government, will be resisted, from whateverparty they may emanate ; and espe cially will its interference ~cti tno peculiar do inisttc policy of the Southern States, should any unhappily ho attempted, denounced as u viola tion of the federal compact. 7. It will oppose monofipliesj special privileges, and sinecures of every description, as interfering w ith the equality of rights upon which our institu tions are founded, and will lie emphatically the advocate of a Cheap Govsrkmi:ni\ 8. It will also bo opposed to. iritM-lcorship, the liane of republics, and it will expose Corruption and dereliction of principle in public servants, tu whatever party they may projes'sto belong.- —This, however, it will do in a manner which shall not degude the press, and upon no occasion will the eommns of itie Examiner be iho vehicle of scur rility or vulgar personal abuse. TERMS : 1. The price of the paper is, per annum, payur hie in all cates in advance, as follows: For a single copy - . - - - $1 50 For 1 copies, panl for at the s:\ma time by that number of subscri bers, $5, ciptaLpcr copy to - - 1 C 5 For 10 copies, paid for in the same manner, s?!0, cijual |>et copy to - ] 00 3. fiucli remittance mil be considered as a distinct transaction, and every subscription will lx; discontinued nl the end of the year paid lor, unless renewed bQ : u tccund payment. Uy this menus, subscribers may withdraw without in curring the expense of postage in giving notice of withdraw al, and the trouble of furnishing re ceipts will be avoided, inasmuch as the iraftsrnis* sion of the paper will be of itself evidence if its hating been pacd for. 3- No subscription for less than a year v. ill be received, and in all cases wlu re money is remit ted, it will bo.considered, unless otherwise ex pressed, iu payment of the current volume, and the back Nos. y.ill accordingly he forwarded: I’rdvi Serf, however, That this stipulation to fur nish the back Nos. shall nut continue after the number on hand shall have been exhausted, of which we shall give due notice, 4. Aii postage must be paid, except upon Ut ters containing live dollars iu asijigic note, or any larger sum : but iho risk ol miscarriage by the mail is assumed by the publisher. 5. There are no .gents established for this po-‘ per at any place; but any l’ostniaster or other individual may constitute himself an ag< :.t for Olliers, \>y availing bimselof ihudiscount ai rowed upon a number of copies. Ail communications to bo addressed to the subscriber, who respectfully requests that the names of persons and places transmitted to him m.iv be distinctly written, so tib to avoid mistakes, which can only he corrected by incurring the ex pense of postage. CON DY II AG C ET. miudclphhi .login f7, 1 Kid. .f « f/.vy 4 11 »m ’ 11.1. trike place on Fuestlayj jhe It).! of It N ovr-mher next. First Day—Mile treats, free for any horse.-- Entrance tide. Second Day—Cob’s race—free for any Colt that has not won a race, tw o mile hear.-; entrance S3O. Third Day—Three mile heats, free for any horse, entrance t'- J.j. Fourth Day—Fourth mile heats, free for any horse, entrance didollars. Fifth Day—. Mile heats, three best in five, free for any horse, entrance -0 dollars. THE I'ftDI’RIETOKS. Abner llammcnd, btc'v. Aug. 7 33-tr The .Vtir- i'xric sfierr »»?•?/, IS published every Wedncsdy nt noon, amF sent off by die evening mails of that day ami the morning mails of Thursday. The Mer cury is made up of the principal articles of the Journal of Commerce, including the review Ct the market prices of stocks, kv. Hut without •hip new sor advertisements. It is neatly print ed on a very large and beautiful sheet. Price 83 per annun : So for one copy two years, or $lO for four copies one year, payable always in ad vance. This paper is admiral ly calculated for agriculturalists and profcssiutia! gentlemen and for all families AdmiuixirtUorN Sale. H.L be sold at the ('ourt lb .use iu Clinton, T v Jones County, on tire first Tuesday in No vember next, the residue of the Land, belonging to the estate of Jlic/iprd //arris, deceased, contain ing'3so acres, more Or less, lying in Jones coun ty and adjoining Cox, Gordon, and others, being Iceland known as the dower of the late Mrs. Perryman. The said land is sold fir the benefit ifthe heirs. —Terms made known at the sale. ALFRED IYEILSON, AdmT. Kept. 11, 1333. 35. ...iill. Ailniiniijli'tttoik Sail-. VGUKEABI.E toun i rder of the honorable tijc Inferior Court of Harris county, while killing for ordinary purposes, will bo Bold i u the first Tuesday in November next, iu iLe Tow nos Wayneuborough, Burke county, the I'.dlotving tracts ol land, viz : sixty acres more or less ad joining Skinner and others, one hundred acre:-, more or less adjoining-Rawiins, two liundrffl acres mure or less, aoj-.iniug Bryant,all lire above tract* lying in the county it Burke. \Uo, will Lr- sold on the 'aim-«lny in lire town of I,out , i.n , Jrfit r... n city, one forth ul an umiiviJi and it,ml couuiuing 37* vris iti said county, a*l| itiiug Tarviir and others'; l.r lunging m tin; istnieof Eiutrbury .Marsh di e. told for the ln-nefif i | thi hrir*. Term* maJ* know non the day of sale. JOHN Ml 'll /IE V, Adu. r. KUZ. All'-H % u'rx. Asgi.iSl >v- b. GEORGIA TIMES, ANSI ssafoSllW ADVOCATE; I’dßl'.suiX' at si OTTtip'Sorci;, m:ah ? ihi.i'.’ji. !:t ii.i.-r, ./ L.iicv y Pi: iod.e and, ev! Tlie' tar ■;;!•£}:: 1 ScciicniU'i ’i? " AXU '-OiiiUFir:! <T - 7 of A:h fut-sai," j To bed voted to the inter! s; «.f Eui*ca:ion in cat: j •wn State p irlieulany and adapted to the watiisj ■ f Fi.iniii, s, and Comon’n-oifs, Ify li'.Jii i’. C. BROW X, of hie ■if.dm.-ongh*, ’i'le- Editor is of opinh n that Pltilcsftpfii ns! Fdeeau :i as ii is generally r orahi'en and id our I'nivi rsities ar.,l Acad. i.tie>, i-- toomuoheonfhied In the eOlnin: aic :lion < f i,mitt Icag. , ami ll.al.ujo little aiteiiti u n h.-si/wi-d .11 tho of the intellectual habits, 1 f Judging, read ’•.ny/i;, and: rrhrdivicatinti. by-’which Sit re. Ilii-'j-r'ereeu'iuir ot saiei.ee. afier leaving Sehri:! or < .'.dli'gp, and j the husuu.'i of active life, ran he sneeessfi.ily , arsuej. It is tiitref?re, Ids d* :gn. to cc uciic:, this wigUja reference to lire xtr.uly»ie of tin hu man mind, and to endoav. r to fLi vvaid the grab.: I object ef'fittingodrfoifs and daughters i'„r t’,..vcTi cal i.irz. There being n#wvdrk o> the Find lathe .South ern country, it is taken lor granted, that ho one. will question this propriety of ends*v--tiring to establish an organ of j.mucii needed : AVe ad'-pt the seiitimiaits of rio party, v.o are pi# to tro fa eiefy, t:or i. it idtr ul-lit- uiy aid as*fo any mode or course t<> he 'pursued i.i gigieraj, pr pnr'ieutar iiistrtieli. u. Ottreim skafl h .to opv.a thu nveriUF.S of thought oil Uas’iiT-.pdrt.i'rit sdbjeci. and by oUr rihul.-', c.aieavur toilless tno country ..four adoption t, ‘he JntiJ es our eiii.drcri; the home that wo Jt/vc J ,Vt a time when T:int: , .::i!„ljbnr sciiauls, fliwl otlieA rcspeetr.bfe in'tiu:ii' ns tire' t loingHiiretuid ns, it is reasonable to expect, that r 'tao mode o! coinmuiiieadoii, with regard to titn qr j failure of any ul'ipmpto, is very desirable— 'Piv.c-hcrs ncid a pcfiodfic.iil wlierrdti they may express tlieir v'ieXvV.. arid 'from .which they may learn the views of others, I >i\'nd getlfi.T t'lfcdurage ineiit and guidandb in the arduous tuck 1 f lastrue lion ; it is our design to collect information fr.uu every source arid mnlai our 'paper an organ ,ts roriiaiuiiiauliojkhctyvcgyt ,d;s::;;n teachers -pad the friends of Fdueatmij.ir, ocngr.J., I’orhaptj at no period i f cuf litetury could thfivg * uC a greater call tor con-*; t vicwj'Xt't suiirtof-bouk* and "apparatus, | necessary Uyiacilitate the progress es the pupil : We will, therefore, end.'r,-or to'ysupply our , columns w itli resjieetthle views of m tn'e d* and information with rigard lo ali the macisiiicry Tit Education. Tiialour j.upcj,'r::»y interest every thinking Irian, and.be an infii.it.j es- the iarntly circle: it will embraoo Agricultural, and -\i chanieal. essays:Po!ita Idter'.tutre ; F.ssny* on Moral and Fiiysical Srier.cn ; pj. v _ ( )r\ .,j. mil, and Selected ‘h -try; and fttrictmes oa the host modes ol Education; discipline of 'Schools, notices of literary institutions, a'n.i iiterery w orks; nt fine airy Subject e.itcul tteid to interest the planter, the teacliei, mother, father, guardian and student. Disputed points in polities or'religion, shall be entirely excluded, nor is rl.o Aeadernieian ever to be the vehicle of malevolent insinuations, or ungenerous aspersions. It siitill bo the constant aim of the Editor, to unitu all conflicting inter ests, niid views, in tiio noble object of training children in the w ays of wi ■drom, and dltb: : ir:f ,i taste for literature,, t!ie arts end sciences, which ever tend to make u happy and enlightened peo ple. Adveftileih'eiiis of FeaciTSfa, School ar.d. Books, will be inserted at thn usual rates, hut this class of advertisement# only, as it is intended to make tl;o Academician subac rve the purposes of Education and general irifotmatiwn. 'i t.e pa per will be published semi-monthly, at Three Dollars per annum, payable iu advance, and wiii contain eight pages, in st gend type out re plan of the American Farmer, til Nos. making a vol ume, which will be accompanied with an elegant title Pngo, and general lufl-x. Editors willing to further tiro cause of educa tion in onr State, will confer a favor by pubji.fl ing this Prospectus- and tbs favor will be re ciprocated in any tray, desired.. It is contemt la te and that the firstNo.wiil.be issued rn November next. Any person fojwar.lt.ig tojire ’.(liter sob senpilons for five papers shall' receive the sixth ’copy gratis, t ’ofwninnifeatiuns addressed pos tage paid, to R. C. Brown, Kcoasborough, will be attended to. Sept. 11, 1P33. and tN or before Iho first day of Jure next, we, “ v promise to pay William Johnson, • r bearer, forty five, dollars for value received, this ÜBth Jnjtuafy LjofU QUINTON STEPHENS. 1.1 FT!.ETON TURNER. August 21 33—1 6m. ttcOTfl'R'So:.rx CionrtJy. A b EFORE ine Jucepii Day, one-of.the Justices S3) of the Inferior ('ourt of said county, persoaj. ally came Ilcnry Wood, who being duty swofr,. ile; i loth and s.Mth, that-he owv.ed am! possess* - ! ' the rfrigitvd iibte.' es which the above is in snh- Staticr a C"‘\V' ; and that said origin?,] note, is lost or mislaid, no that he cannot fled it. HENRY WOOD, .Sworn to before me this .:) J nit 1833. ' JOS. DAY, 1. l. C. August Cl 37 -1 ?rr- 7J3NS. l.xFEgion Coußr, July Term; !8?3. ?T appearing fp the court, upon tire pnlijinn a and affidavit es ! leery o:Yd*t! it jit: pw i:od and p'Tsreispd ttifi eriginal hob: of tvliirh the a hovet is i:i substance .1 e ;y. and [lnt ■ .id origi nal note. I: is In c'i ! --t - : : b-■tR - b ,• not find it. It is therefore ordered, ihat said QtiinUirruStephens and Littleton Turner, shevr eanse (if any they, have.) at the next termed'litis court, why the above copy.should not ba estab lished, in lieu of the origin .1, so lest or mlslaSj audit is ordered that n ropy of this ride he served upon tho said Qute.tarn Fiepheus and I.ittjeton Tauner, personally, if to be'i'omrd in thfs State, and if n • t tohe found in this Ktato, ti.cn ihisrulr to be piibHstjai in some pubiij Ggzotte iu.-tiii stair f>r the space if tlitee months. A true exttact taken from 'he minutes es Jones Inferior court, tl;i« 2\J July 1333. ;,L A. MAR.-NiALI,, C. I. G. Augustdl 3'2—.-3r.i. I'l Wilkintcn S'e-pcrior CottiFf) < Utolior Term, ! 3:13. tT appearing to the Uourt .that tho onnin t! lion I given *>y J f >im II ' y, James Ross, John lloss, Isaac Milchcir. Benjamin Hxuhi, Lewi- Thn v. er, Samuel lit .ill, Jess,; Pitlm m and Jo';. F. Simmons for l!;e fdtlifr l puiformauee, of the duties of the office of Kitcriti of iho Cnhnfy of Wilkinson by the said John Rii, y, hn* been de stroyed. by lire, and a cony of said Bond lining .been filed in the Clerk’s oik u- On application, it is ordered ileal uniess cause to the contrary hi shewn on the first day of thy next Term, tiait said cepy be i stabiisin.il i:i lieu of thn said lost origin al —ami that sixty days pro*.i-.i s notion hs given in the Georgia Times, published, iu .Mii'edneviiia. of tint applicants inti tnioit to have said Baud es lubiishcd. A true extract from the minutes* this 1 Oth Octo ber, 1>33. JEUE.MIAiI BEAU., clerk. Oct. IC, lK’,3. H> vlr Cjt Li' vA A. i ‘ii ~i J rjMIE SUBSCRIBER eoi.tinu.-s to make inks j " and gudgeons for thb-miils nt ten dollars ! a set, aijjl other eastings f r saw ur giiss mills., I ■it sixty-five cetifs per pyimd.— Ho also repair.--1 ! gains and pistols at very high juices, and slioisl 1 horses at $1 00 if the c..-dt f. paid hi wa, or ill done in jayr.iL-iit of a debt, Lai if charged,#! j ! 50. lit also • 41*„t.iw tei ou-i-rt iit 1 1 cent# per j I TANARUS, Cl SUING I F> hr r>, D-3'J. if ] lieoruia. Dame Fajtu e stands a merry mood,*. j Forfrlui'N: . U.or-Y. i«Vr -1; BcToitdr jriehd. nhiorc nicy jVM- M 1.0 knVwshur-V If If n-ii them all. ©S’ AJh-NJ.a ! ! ISjMXlliaiN wo e-onsitler that Formno j Mr $ is duiiv'eirt'ii.-iivg wealth';:'!.i happiness j in ail paLl*. of liiis exa-.v-ive ! count-V, through tneuiiedium of the LOTTERY SY-Sn-; i ; that scjjerly a week <r a.l . wheel tby uAvVitb tit l,ri::gi: g lute'll,:;. .• , that some -one’of our frifitd* < r f llow-fitiseus ; has drrfwti.a ruirb ; and that it rvcly requil -' «« invi -'ni. nt of-tlie lrivi.il run ..t ten ■ to !r jvo os. a oucn ci!vx< 4 B for a I’rizo of di),(Htp; Sure: v it is unnecessary to urge upon t!.h liberal and enlightened people, the policy ■ t stepp'ug i tile way- to wealth :nmi tire favor of tuc propitious Darne. i he second tl.-tv’s drawing is coaiplut, and ; .Astrl 15m* 'tfisirtl Kay’s Srutvin; wTil p!nf*on -rr?s mirTLirraof jest ."vot. at the J.'jtljgrj-Office, in tiro totvn of Millnrig' ■ viUc, e.t the hour <- ’ o’clock, [’. M. Tu re will tiniij be depositor! in the wheel aPr.ttoof |., 0:h», Si.(»)'», as-N.X>, §I7OO, s9os’; his, the First Drawn number will he entitled o a Prize of ONE TFIOU.MAND DOU.AR*. Thus will be presented to advenrurers a most splendid prospect of wealth, which may b obtained i-tr TT.N IKNf.j.A i-U-. Tho uitparallolrd richne*sof tiic wheel pic cuts t':c following Prt'z: -s :i prizes of t’GO 3 ‘ do 500 2 "do 4U.'.) 3 uo 300 •3 do 200 1 9 do 1 00 prizes of MO,non , prize of 5,000 do 1,000 .. do COO (!) 00 do 700 Tims,'ll;will 1:3 p. rceifv'd, tiKlt there aro Bdtf in tho wheel, more than @39,©@® DDIiIaAE S c xc’.usiva of the prizes below-one hundred dol lars—making the rirbsat wheel crei beforo uiiA-rod to tiro pubi.ie ):i the Southern country, am 1 , it t? troroiiirntly b( Loved, tbabevery man who desires to acquire a fortune w:th but little trouble, and comparatively rio expanse, will corne forward and improve tho present brilliant opportunity to his own int r st* 1 j’riza of 9 gii,o6o is f dp,0.00 3 Prizes of lft,0()0 is 30,000 4 do . 5,000 m 50,009 0 do 1,000 is 0,000 h do 1)00 is 4,500 5 do 800 is 4,0.00 5 do 'OO is 3,500 5 do eOO is 3.000 5 .do 500 is 2,500 5 do 400 is 2,000 5 do 300 is 1,500 5 do 200 is 1.000 35 do 100 is 3,500 50 do 59 is 2.500 650 do 20 is 13.000 5,000 do 12 is 60,000 Le:« than TTTO hlnnhv toaPHIZF. \ll the Prize,s to be floating from th« eomrr.efiee- | mrnt. except the foilewing, deposited as follows, viz : First Day’s Drawing.—3 Prizes nf-5,000. 1 of l.OOf), 1 of 900. ! r:f SOO, 1 of 700, 1 of 600, Icf COO, lof 400 1 of TO, 1 of 400. Nxc< td Dat's Drawino. —Ore Prize es 10,000, 1 of J.OOO, 1 of 900, t of HOO, 1 of 7CO, I of COO. 1 of 500, 1 of 400, I of 300, l of iOO. Taint) dav’s Prawi.no.— One Prize of 10,000, lef 1.0( 0, lof 900, lof 300, lof 700, lof 600, ! of 300, 1 of too, 1 es 300, ! of J<‘C. Ict'RTn Day's Draw:nw. —Ore Prize of 10,000, 1 of 1,000 l of 900, 1 es ROO, 1 es 709, 1 of 600, i of 500, 1 of -too, » arsed). lof 400. K...—. i.-ro i.Axr DsAWiae. —One Prize of 20.090, 1 of 1,000, 1 of 900, 1 at ROO, 1 of 700. 1 of 690, 1 of 500, I of -100, 1. of 300, 1 of 500. And. on the ermmenrement of the First, t*e cend, Thir.l anti Fourth Day's Drawing,th*,4r*/ m-.Tti' t nvtaker ehall he enlitled to a prize ot * 1.109, :.ud on tlie conclnsionof the !.u*i Day’s Drawing.- tho, first and last drawn numbers siul! be entitled to a capital I’rixs qt' ©5,60b each, in Addition to such prized as may be drawn to their nnjwkerv. Tae uhcgn Lottery to rccwv’eteii in Ui-.o jsav’-nnvri.'ir rv.tr l py.iar.*?sVLY ’a’* sp.*: The whe!p.i.f the Prizes payable Li sixty flays after each Day’s Drawing— Subject ton deduction .of slitter« petfcer.t. All prizes not applied for in twelve menths from each drawing to be consi dered *s a douation to tiro funds of the Mii ledgrville Street, Lottery. 't'hc. drawi-g to tike place under the snperin •.erutence of WMt W. CARNES, S\M. BCITING ON, SAM. ROCKWELL, WaL 11. TORRANCE, E. E. PARK, JOSEPH STOVALL, JOHN H. WARE, J. W. A. SAN FORD, & ROBT. M’COMB, Commissioners Also, a Board of \ isitois. PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS. Wholes it). Halves 5. Quarters 2 50. For sale in a great variety of numbers at the X'otsuni- niuncrv Office on Way ne Street, opposite the Post-Oificb and httate flank. *’‘-tr AQUIiERIS for Tickets, from any part of the •U. iitetes, fpustpaid,) wilj meet wilhproinpt at (efi'ifln. Addresß lo WBU«BrC, Secretary to Commissioners. Mii'.edprvilie, Feb. Jo| 1333. '6—tf CfiATRAIi RtiWlli • TittCOttf tixi'Orjgitt- Carter* ~\i: or dur. ro.N, 5 g AS opened the CENTRAL HOTEL, in the K a. ixtetisivo Fire Proof iiriclc hail Jin - recent - ly erected-in litis city. The location is central to the -business of the place, and the bouse is con veniently ariaygeil fir I In' neeciiimodath.-u cl fa milies or single persons, 1 fiber as rugfilar or trhn e'mnl hoarder*. The Reds and Fumr-urn thraugl.- out are :,ew and .superior. The T.-blo and 11 r will always be furr.ishcil with the hin t the mar ket afford*; ami no pains will he a pared hy tin proprietor, to render e -uifuriable, and agreeable ail wito favor him wnl* their custom ; and ho liojn ~ I'rytn his long expeiti nee, auikth.* atlsf,lo tion beretnl'orifoeinlei, J the Couitnuiuty,: merit from Ids Jjietids and the public, a liberal share ol 1 alronbge. Extensive and convenient ,Stahii*s ure attached to tlie Hotel. * June 33-ls JOES 'j'RiJLilAJ.i'fdi OF i very description, .Xecutfd with n. Hurts mid doapaich nt THE TIM Eli and STATE RIGHT a AD YOU ATE D|!i*i>, •. ' At tuoTt •: A. .u ivi-..i's Advocate •. «• . . & ... ' c . :; !?t m\A r,f il&fHki having wrnf tjic ' i : . ■.. *;; r.s %.:■■! am> 1 tiU*.;-i-i'iiithe £i tiiuerical AfJt rutiirt ♦ oflboiuby Che Cc;uiuiviiom^‘«. Fa’ice Thrr« S>ol!ars. Tim interest \vhi<*li is throughout the ! Si; :.%!»> \)& possessed o/'idfriTmatioii rolming i to the section- known ns the (‘tiero i»Ci! country,'Sintl tho iiupijrtunce of ait infonna-j iPgn that can he obtained ia regard to its «reo* jv^ition—thcrcjujlity of its land—its j bAijitfinrifH, Crater courses, roads, Lc. ha , imluc-! v'-! the |ui*r»i -hc-rf*. hereof, at the e;;tr; utir-s of may j :>y p, -,s, by industrious application, end at | ■••■•isiiiiv ■•!>.* expense, to iiudert..ke the publica tion <4 this little volume. They are battered i with till* hop:-, that its U;i.fltint’-> will ho up-j predated !>y nil who are interested in the acquire-j meat of this important portion of our St ile. The | publishers feel assured that they do not over cs-, tirade the information it imparts, and the great • onvouience and facility; by which it can be. acquired; and, aitlio’ there may be in accuracies j in its descriptive character, (from the possibility j that cnfirrli/ correct returns were not always] made by the District b'a-rcyors) yet. as it is the. most correct that can be obtained, without a pet's I knowledge of every lot, it must be con sidered tilts best iaforiaiyun tho nature of the case admits of. Os one fact, the reader is guar jntecd, tact this flock wears a correct and official stamp—as it was copied With accuracy from the Numerical Books.'wrtr of -silo in. the Executive Department of the State, after those Books wore thoroughly examined by. iße late Laid Lottery OotamWt'.mer?. The accnracy. and Ha CMtj.of the quality of each let, was ascertained, by espe cial reference to 'the field notes of the District Surveyors,pud their detached ph‘i*. To tiicr-eiie -ddertita.'mar h * slab- and. t! .• ;h q -;,y. pf ca ;‘ h | ot , in its dt and Sgcußn,] by whom drawn, in whose caplntno dis'netfsmf ia*what county, are equally, r.ml entirely authentic. It must be a de suable t hjcct to both tins dr.awof, and the pur chaser, to h'.ftta stock of tho kind we hare with ,'ubmit to t!ie public; as it embodies in a oom pre.-’rd and in a pprtubhjform, *1! the aaetncr.t nda information which both purchaser and seller could., have, v. uiioul-oeeuldi ki.owifcdgc,df from it.f.Ttntitioh dearly purchased, if procured other wise. The ßook-c.ill contain a Xamericed Ifot of all the lots drawn in the different sections of the Land Lottery, excepting such as are returned third quality : end if any of the third quality hn* any I improvement emit, such fotr.lso will ha cm brae j ed. To each dot, will he. affixed a Ic tfor <?, b or>. ■ which de*‘:g;i*,ter-the qnalny ; a for th o first, hi for those end. anil c for t he. third; and Have also ; attached the *•?••*. of, acres improved—the draw-j et'a nam'd, tliAhphjtfKH in. which he gave in it# j for tanatc ami the coijrfir in. which he : resides, foil the NoTcfiiisTot, and the district amt j section in which it islecafed! V\ fienever a dis trict j, not represented particularly, the reader 1 wilj leant that all the lets in said district, (a# tn the sth and other distnets,) are returned tired quality—To each district i's boundary is stated, with tome brief, hut applicable remarks. The publishers forbear any further exordium e.f this, thi sr •• little effort”—j.teferingthat its me rit and uii fulness -hall spent more audibly it' own praise, ffneh as it ts, (and it is hoped, it will- be pronounced good) ts respectiully dedica ted to the people of Georgia, by THE FL t BI.ISIIFRS. Orders, (postage paid,) enclosing Three Dol lars, will hai.rumptlr attended to. Address M. TANARUS). J. SLADE, AFriicdgcvilie. JFumiZMrc W A SI E-110 U St 13, Col loh •Jvrimr, .11*5va si. «LS)JsiI«HATT, f N'TL.MH.VfJ to close hi# nr; sent l.usine■«. £ „ff. r, H. iira.l, a. [inccs, consisting at Side ftnards rs various patterns, Secret,irir sand Hook ( ases, (7r—ct in So) is, of varions pattern*, _ .Sets of |e»»i»sr Tables, Sing!,- Dining Taffies, Piiiar r.nd Claw, Card,Tea*and Break fast Tables, Centre 'iV-’e*. Ladies W ork Taffies, Candle Stands, Portable De-ks, Piano Stools, Wash Stands, l adies Dressing Bureau's, Do. do. with Locking Glasses, Duress* of vsrt ms patterns, Mahm-sny Cimir*. w ith hair seats, Crthbs and Cradles, Wardrobe*. -J* Counting House Book Cases, Spring Neat* R -cktug Chairs, Muting HIV, Carved, and Maple BeJ*teacs Fre.neh Bedstead*. '.Mahogany Ntool*. Cuts, Curled Hair Mattresses, Feather Bed*. 11'- :‘4ct- ami -Pillows, Fprir.. V .ttre-ses, foe. Also, so elegant S''or;rheui of '♦.cvrte*: ists-f Pier < !?••*.#'«. Cano and Rush Seat Fancy and Windsor CHAIKh, Willow waggons, with a variety el ajlieh s, all of which are of tlie bust workmanship and m'.'grials, and will he w arranted, having h son in. de under my own ie.- .j.re'ion, and will he sold for cash, cotton, or approved paper. Macon, July 15, is;;-. 26-tiis r. K'iim'Mit. liENRY CUSNAKD, [Late Proprietor of the Eagle aaibPhve nix Jin!cl.] ■ . Has removed to thatcleg-mL extensive, and well kn.'WM LtMablLoitmtiifei tlie r.TilTtaii h’FAT23S rTO’J KF. •vn THERE all tlvoec who maV call, tre • , ir. l:c*loy.*ii g every• a*fienlioti*-Cdlculau and to pe . I ~.. -e tin ir co-.ifort .lu-i.'sitaß'acd-Mi. Hi* t:*r. - III:.I Utl-1 < ‘.vlgia < UPtOlll'. r-, y" 0 R.. !*.,.->oJ ni'.v.'d Vt:n, tvlwit At thel.Al.Lh i' PHOJ NIY ’1 ■ I ■■ I■ " whom h« takes th pottunity of tender;ng hls'meo «rr*■ teUirl ue.U iuv, .- I I !;« mcitts,) vvili fitid-htin r-ndv with a ranmvt ! ! *ze,»Lto iicwmimoii.ile them with the Best tie. 1 market uiii-tioril. I Ati tchr.i lathe Hotel,i# ;t srpuratf Tcncmcr.t. ! tpproint.fii'd ©x%|.iviJy to tho tteciumvjodatioii ; f j trausient Lmlies. aitd tVtriiiic* ; to which thing 1* a private CtfirdnCP, both in front and tear, v: ! v.’herc tin v will bo coiftpletoly ri.lirctl frem t!u> I hustle ofthe public depurtmout. ! lIia.STABLES will be intended by a vnv i can foil Ostiuijiind hi* La. furui&iicd v. ith tU« oc*t of W mbs mid l.iiftit.ur#. ] U! the principal ST AG '.IS to and from [thi; Cilv, arrive and depart from the Hotel. I This E-iabli-huum! militated in a Central at;.l ! hi 'hli resin i* table part el the city, convetiit at to the I‘N t (trncc and ti.u HuA*, utid a- bib it I*he ! ,iev,. Ito bo o qsurns-'■ :hy aoJ' O.i* l l iu tint j i.ie.uei of uci'i.iuiu ul.fii'iit, llit: propii.dor i* 0, ►. r. I mini l b. .paroii'i exertfon* ere'.*i»as;' 10 muter ( . ;!1 r*. irspevt * trail a t try to In* casteia , V 1 It. COSN kit 1) ttm, lfcaittinue the La-,ness V * i„ Ain', =:n. slid ?S»te»s the ohtrmm-re „1 il.p.fneu?ls|Aho tot tirin’ of A. Sfldjwrkß, A. -m-.o T '.(tiers uerallv. .no - WVcoJTm, and -e of ; t'’ J ds, will tended to exclusive! v !>V hi.asc.t. <-o.tonc rd to be sold on arriv-.1. util meet with prompt attention, aud if directed tube stored, wi.t ne faced ia a first rate l’ire Proof M are- House, aud. the Usual advances made, it required. Augusta Aitor. 17,183d. 33 ,>m W e fsr€^SMo'iise And Cociinistioa Bif-issess, MACON, Ha. rg-,!!K Subscribers will continue the above hu 5. siuess the ensuing season, and return turn ; grateful thanks to tiuise who tavorod 'bent i with their patronage the past season. 1 hey : have taken the Ware House, known as Lamer s LOWEB W.lKs>r:S>« r>K, i situatrd immediately on the river, having, a good wharf atlaebod theicto, S.'J "Ty -tifn In.ia fire. | For the,Cßnvenience of their friends residing be tween the Ocuiulgee and Oconee rivers, they have taken the large and convenient V, are-House I reeeatly erected by Mr. O. B. \\ ardhtw, in' Hast Macon, which from its peculiar situation, is • rendered quite secure from the danger of tire, and j from whence Cotton will betaken to the wharves j free of charges. Kach of the subscribers will re side in Macon the ensuing season, ainl premise' their unrepittting attention to their.'** tel those | who may favt r theta wilh their business and I confidence. Liberal advances will bo made ..n produce, merchandise and other property confi ded to their care, and strict attention given to the filling of orders, receiving and forwarding goods ,Vc. insurance in the best offices can beet.ected st the usual rates when desired. EVHKVKD HAMILTON, j JOHN K. HAVES. i August 'ill 33 *m. yt. i>. 2?? "f -q 1 ATS of Mitiedgeviile, and his mother, have * A taken the establishment in Maron, formerly kept by Charles Wsliiamsop. Ksq. known as the W.4 SUINGTOJS HALL. The house has uatirrgcne a thorough repair,and with other improvements, a Dicing Room, eigh* ty .fret in length, has been added, to the sot.tr. wfng of the briilding. t r:e bwlchumbers have been re-painted,and the farnifuro is enttrelv new. i particularly beds. His servar.tr. the same as 1 -.fere (Utp , ''yed in his house at Milledgevills. b'rrm the central sitnktioh ot His estah.tsb inent end his longexpertenr* ia the husiue,he confidently looks so the public fora liberal share of patronage. Macon, (let. tiS, 1333. 0 'STsr Thotsnslon Tr.it: s* j| iProperty 7 A 8 the public has #. M.ainsd this z-a ift.ery up to the pre-* nme, and from recent events which h ive tas,* uiueii tr.e last notice, ..the Proprietor deee.s it proper to i gtyel sucfcinct history of it fr rn th* hs-g,lining io the present time: le tv.ng on;;»« .wick Uo j»u*-, Bible what has been already published The proprietor sometime f-elor* hei tl- red >n:-> Lottery to the public, had >'•» rig-.e l net-,' y | all the pr perry to two persons wuoiu liecuet,--| one contained the negrt es,the ctr,*r the 1. A.c. —And a* he believed f r less then bu.t <• f us value: however, with a view to tat* them up ' before, or at the time they berate# dee, and ' proceeded on with r is mereanufe bt.air,l,**! he was from misfortune unable to take up ti e j mortgages, and having made rr, tr y ewer em u tors, and perceiving that lanHru property had 1 fallen nearly half its value, and finally tindin, - for w hat it would bring that even fell h:» prcperty i would not satisfy !.;■> creditor,, unless he a- is | its value ; and having been thus hard, ;tn4 being-’, anxious to do justice to his other credit ’-s, well as the mortgagees, vile red hi* property to I said Lottery. tic applied to his creditors for the.r appreha ioa—ana amongst them one mto «e claim i* ' quite inconsiderable, refused—and issued hi, ii ta (after which others issued end 1* vied on the j :, f . .party, ned it was all fie’ I from tot- 1.-l h ;a u::j in last August and up to the f»l ’i’i,<-» .y . n September —and bought iu by two mortgages ' t:t eompantivciy sn. ill prices— bijt men* i<hd ! the amount cf trie fi fa V add the /.irmrtj irtt 1 with the Proprietor, to carry on the le tierv. j ■Said creditor’s claim being younger in .e ort.ei*.! the m cy was paid to t!ic eldest choin -»i,d ; ho sin! ii.,i paid. On virtiing -Savaim h, the !’t„- piiqtur-.wa.- taken by this tune creditor In raw. ( aid pieced in confinearent on till twentj-t r.rd if i ' Ist Aiurcli. XtirV in tjic mean time the m-iiga-1 ' rods -.ttbrne v to k jio?sc--»irm cf trie is-gror* , oflcrcif in the scheme of said lottery nud void them, ltispvopcv to state that from tr.c sil.-scf! tickets, there is r larger amount ol' uniiu y ( « I hand than tfis .iinount ol the niuo' negfi* » in the ' scheme in said Lottery. On taking t, w nr :r --lytwo motittis (both persr rally inid ' by letters) a number ut gtKixrncn, ihe l:r,» •« ursr td Be taken, the Proprietor fiom their rr-mo, well a his ow n convio'.i nd lias come »o t'i>- c,.ric!tt»:un, to corittnue the sajd Lett*.ry ; but 1- miu ho must have th - uid of his country : lie will present a petition to the next Legi-tniu!* ! ss Shi Si i’.s it sits, w ith a liumher us res.u etahir tignere, praying leave lodraw sat,l Lotti iy ; ( n.i! to pa. cash to prize holders instead ol negror* o thccr.iot;n/set liif'.li in the scheme of saiit u, - p oes. Then justice w iil he dona to putcha.-, r» of tickets, r.mt to hit- iiuir,erous creditors; und be will feel grateful to his country w liter, wii, verity the oid adage, •• a fuend in need is a lilted indeed.” Ho decs not make' this appeal to the public with a hope of- obtaining Lite fume rii i..eb on of o!:l by means bfch.mce fortune— no; he only aehs, v. ha can be done by his state — fir its aid So as to act legally —and . lily to nv,de tain his steadiness of purpose arid fitinoesa of j mind by which although poor, fit will tn- able to pass the ‘remainder cf Ins days, neither to be j giievcd with pu&l prosperity, nor to oft broker. > down by present cr future adversity, bet to hi ! gratified for having the sauat.rction of doing jus tice, and for the follow mg very good ns. one; —it wiil balance his ntl'nrs, restore li » credit, -satisfy his creditors, and to injure neither' indi vidual n--r country in this peculiar ‘case. It is therefore n quested that the purr has. is of Tickets remain Battened until it inkno* n which cr the Legislature wiil have rejected or grarced is Pefiti in. — If rejected, ail the w'-ney will.be :.nnicdihiely returned by the -.gen,:-, hjrt if oh , the o'.tler tiiir.d -Ibi Petitinti i» . i:,v rrf i * v\. nave time to »ci, ~ uiisof*! ttckr . and draw -a] Cilery by the * 11' ol' rr* set .1 m» ry, tilt. • time spi c:fio<f ir. the last notice dated tin- ii:! ! of March. J. H. HATH"!AN. *, Edit*, rs who have pub.tailed any of the e.etitfcu tfiat have been issued respecting said • fiery, »ill bo please give the above one iur-tr <i n per ltotith, ’till the Legislature sits in next No‘vt tuL-f-r; and in addition the Proprietor rc .p.:t>to ti e editor of ttie Hickory Nut, to do the cats. j tmo 5 GlaimtsSA AI.NANAC* ■Tin!me publication of the <!r*orgia Almanac, li wlnefi was regularly piiuted in lliis * filer , bet fuiletl ! r two years, owing to eiieumstane.es wliic.li could not be eoptrullcd l.y the fei.in r edi ;,.r, will hereafter ho cmditiituil every yi ar, with ific cHlcolatioiisof liolu-rt f.iier, Esq, The Al niatr.io-for l-’M will bo printed with new type ~;:d new V. rduical tuul Aftrctu mieal bigns. on ward paper, anil ear* fully bi'periuhuuied • ibr .iiiht. v. Uaing to purchase l*J the groee, ure re iiuis-ted to ui * ary upjiiic.-.tion : the price w ill In as low ut it can bo auoititd, to save expeneo ..nil a Hu ill profit. At’ll'H* < OKSiIvniOSAUST. Jitsi'puhl; hetk i 3& 2‘3 -yjia ® and % POi'Tfi'T) in Convention.by tho JgiV, _ T site Jftp?ri..r : loons. Price Oh* Or,!.«•=■ oi..dow y rhn. sura of mi -dollar. , ! : , t , M. 1). J. N[■ ' - ' " ' ' '’ i ' " all Uprisen AND drar.-ers names and residence ift-adhe Gold lottery, lately drawn, is ' preparing,and will shortly issue from the Cun gia Times Office, price Ten Dollars, bound " “ Orders for the same, will be receivedbv a!. )). 3. SLADE. The cheapest Work eve.- ottered ta the p u i,| lc cui.itruss AiFXi -ona w Loirs _t. g ui)r INTEND CdMMVNCINU CS TIIE rtSST Os J-INKiV |§3j . scKi-MONT,iuv rciH.ic.vncN, to ce cau na Tk? •Jfittgating. T-f'O branch of the lighter literature of the p-j. sent age offers a wider field,*of greater V j I V vl * fur oelectjqn, than those works knc-w n -aw Romances and Novels. The utihi.-urcl ed t ncrnrageir.. v.hi. h th.sse hnye 'ttcetvcju, j have indue- I many of the m-st gifted writers tj ,-ugage in their- esitioc, aba inky i : lr , ; r on.-, queue-, attained a degree of merit sn,| K j cctlenco which, with a few splendid eacvpti-,aT v.ete u.iti! the proseut century. eattp.ly ciiarowK.. Atm -M;St the great ,-f Novels'vku-r. a.v 1 CBn.:tantly*in course of publication, thcr. eof ; .mure e some which 'are very superiour to tita ct ’ era. To select these and present tb-nt to 'th. reading cc.mmuuity ina peat, popivlqr and vciiient I'- rm, with greater expedutca ar' j a* j-TJ cn.-t than they cur, he fnrr.i.j’hed by the bojV,,i i » the pr:nrt;.!« object of thepror^ B j ffi I catioti; an object w ’ I h , c - u acc. ; ti,u.tsh mere easily than 3 Vv : ot?'.- r perUoliSi wP , -co-.-.'rt 'of the er.taiprdtr.ary i facilities which they euj ! Besides a constant aftd'di.-Cet itiiHrcsiraft.vv.fi the London pubiiahers, ifitough which thAv enabled to receive the. luteat BritiaU -Navel*, i, .-. ... ..I they cas be t u this couf.;- v i i 'bey •■.-ec.-imeHe ! with the most eileustM'vrfi'u ini; e-tabli jhrtieti! in Philadelphia, and e[ j re . print in the ahe-r-st period any work they K ,’, chouse to undertake. If, tor example, they j should wish to furnish as part y( ibeir regular w. I ri«-,, ;.uy Now Ei.gT.h Nc-vei, tl.ayr cac’d- ut is early a-date as attv btatrienn bocksel’.w. s» | that d:bi:tiit subscribers tuny rectuve it nitkihane. oil - v « it!, the qo, -i.seller's tcpubiicali-. * iw ti>» : larger cities,' ar.d at but Ttrifliitg.expense cfpce i:i selecting worka fpr this pobkeatisv, ret* Will he tseeri bet those which cnii-.ey both t.in-truction ; and.especially seeks, K.iv> the churn* *•: fru-hu-ss arul iutervw. If If.es* •ibje-ts rAr.n t he .if, i.-;,. iP-.vJ from tr.« aln,i :.M one or lho tni.di-m prr-*s reeo»rs* :uuy i.t r.uu to tt.oso sterling prodijCuo»s*f a for retef aqr. tyjuch het-ig ju--stM.:ire’v yrtui. j,/«ui.i»ipHr-.:i*rlv but little Itiu.'.vii, »*,i,.ift it, •ruses, wop *1 be, found n< :e nttmvtive ids* mu of the c whiblt a.r of more f-.-ceiit origin. A, ’be No ,* ust'* Mtt..-.wee.though iaiMCti • -V-r, ;. i- r pjte.servufn,',, no, run- ’red t* S.- >vf ’* r.- Ol) si., jI - st form, I! V' 111 : V C.-cifvn : y tiiutl Vi the xu* -t di .t.u.t placet.-led at « ten in..-derate expert’-. op po..ti»gt*. it will fernivn * , lurue an - vs.t ol ,*o rce.iOlv, wfui, e. 1,1 users,:** ! tV.i’dti..-, f t less than one jlttli. of lev ptw* u ' w htefi tr-e .-atiie might be ether*is*.otJMMd, I *nd w ilk ’itt'S'br rr, irdub'e t*r the saWrTlvr.— I To !:,»*;!’:• > re -blent in the r- iifitry, rviwlobcs I t’ie''Ati.*otiC towns, this pubii- utiou will he pjrti ‘ calsr'y serviceable, a* supplying tl)*4r liivnuj * nuts ia the I*, -t method that CcwuJ be dfvisvl. 1 *,-'rru.tr rd to u*» *>vt ty av .s'# tuo-tr.* a , u.aktug the >.>v»tUt’» Mi - interest,ri( tu Is .laac.e t-, isiihscribvr-, ami for the farllisr v»r --i |...,5e , f givi-.ij Kncovrag,'-M*Mift(> A«h»ric*y tri ers to sttt*-u*utv I heir excaioov, tiu* p»!)ii.h*(« i propose a pr--n-ii.oi of . »£••»« TO TTiS: AI TJjtbTi Os the J}tr.i ; Vitrei* 1 , rn u Nati- -i.il su(.je,cl, v inch cnad le *ttm< e ; m* or - th- 1 -.-t of irctuher, !r*i3: Tut* pn uilurn w i'l !- aw.ir.lv * by r eoaioritl**, to f *-1 ro -»>-n ii :■ th- purp« .iiirt as it is pr.*vl*- *-d the ?:.cccu3ii! c* rop-uit, r will p.-.—* *,**»*• S? Ir.-r.I, lb,: j l.f, . ; .-.rs.of '.Hr N ..»« t.l’s >*i* aiue, !•».**•.!’•* us:: « it foe th.-.t wot*, viigape it he vs It ,ii*,,fe-1 lo bunds- me be-:L't inn. Cvrrvs pun-ling to tie Lss* I.oi.Uvn tldt.ioHi <*f peys.tr n~v .-,. i ..r i viry in--jr>d cy-id ti»’ vuorit inn - pri- 'eii, v, h in iy l e :«,.d, ii.# Wi. r** ro*. in a hirtiou t». li;, Ear .-.eiitiirt tclivii, r iIT V V-OiX AM'k cr Sv* 'dc!':.r» ftr »»•<• hi- t-drfd. j w- novels prc’e -.t-’J f r t!;* prvmita yt.htoh until'! prove un*«i-cet>'f>i!, "'ll U r*!s-i'*4 to their rrspvctive noth' rs. I e publuisf* iug no coi.teo! over any hut that to Black tkt prize iii ty be awardr-d. All »ritinijs inh :..l»d as pnrikjktftnis let K * I t* u -I.***, tniiot bo -.**>'«•> lb*® of p*'- I *’-" f.e aiMr. -scd to the publish*,'*, prior to Ik. In « Octoh-r 1833. The Nov* i.t's Mauiliee will hr pnWivmd a semi monthly niin.h* rs—e-ich nttirlier ccvlai-itr? forty-, ii.M.t e::tru imperial octavo p-u"'- *™ dt-gble eolumtis, arranged uilsr the mailer. *. th* Lttdv’a B.o*-k : to winch vrori, tfimign it*«' ft- cc.i-tilurf.V.y Inrgur. it will hear a gvsvf*. »«' t.-rnal rtsei.-lui.e*. '1 he Mi.i*..aiqp *>’l n, '*J two voluiiie) im*iu..ilj ot iuurv ih-n si* hue--* p...;es vac:,, aud at li-e expiration of ' i,i i.rbs or thirteen ruinibpra,siibscrivers * •' tnri.i bed with « hands.-me title e-'s’' *'•* ‘ ' of couter rs, The wh- Is am* tie, r -'- *-** r, “'. l I furtiidltrd ’•« a uin-.* » y'«. wi!! ** rc -’"'’ J.‘ i ...n f.tiy -f io" ’ ofuru- n *'■•-’• ' ilui.-Jecttobfid •». The pas- r upu* M iu.iz.ne w : i 1 e printed, will st of 1 ‘ ,p ultfv use" for b- k work, and " ", r ,ul ipieii for binding. A* th* type *.' V»■ ‘ uf.eiif. .-;*.-!, w : mi-!' a iiandwu *a* *' v.i!*.:.f-!r acl.liti" i to the itberric el «»"”• iMlr- nize sh, work. 'ill, pr.ee of to, N vti.isr-. VrutJ'**=;■; i'li - £).-l!i.:s per unriu . pa»ah * ' .... . ijsn-rt v I'ciis rrfi^ii«to ** , ! quested t, ■ w■* ut ry. ■>•'•«* W "‘- C. \LKXANI»nRri^ ;j No. AUk!V.Kr ’nkiii)* . il-!) hi i. ... w A reni’hi -*• n'td CO rcrcf’fft. ni l , ' to .ti. \ T 'afr, ■n. ; ii'di.' ei's ,e if .T- -r, y , A , . - s rf-.’i!, ; .pd ;:.*«• ” tr. **• . !■ . -m • ~,j, ,r r. ■•nd runiiung the -I’luo-nt: <-t the ""O' ; ctt i i uhal! hr i*iit: •'•' ■> a*' -6 [;,rl '.nr i• py gj.’.:is *i e re:", *' • }•'* -v»« ' !'• tt *■ r imelehgll- 1 dmc. I v .. c , 1 ’flvcßt banks r, .-dived to « \ . . i-im- ii of the v.-erki or *• ',' tt i sj.< cling it, may be übwiuml, *;>’ the liul;li'licrj, (pest pa>J•) A.’ - . war ! Btilißctihers, and pteferriug fa tn tho'cotnurtsatonu, c.tn h*,v> r v. riled. .. ;i| Editors of now«wip«rsi r" 1 " "”'■' ..J r»>> ’ ins* rt the above !.-■■ Cttcn s' ’.'ofeM* ilt. themsi’lve- thereby toft free ** •' toniwai'd by nu.ti «*•*!&!; ft!- ; lot tlm .kuiu.il of I V'**"" ''“‘'.'i A 4lm Mercury* aw name' *<i !•"’ ‘