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PROPOSALS, Pot publishing by subscription a compendium of the Laws oj the State of Georgia, byArtiur Foster. Containing all the statute* a.id the pittance of all the resolutions of a general and public na ture, and now of force* which have been panned in said State from the year 1-20,t0 the >ear !fc‘d'.' both inclusive, with occasional explanatory note* and reference*, and a list of the statutes repealed or obsolete To which is added an appendix, containing the constitution of the state of Geor gia. as amended; also references to such local acts as relate to towns, counties, internal naviga tion, county academies, Sec. and a collection of the most approved form* used in carrying the above laws into effect; with a copious index tn the whole It wili be something like a continua tion of Prince’s Digest, noting the laws in *aio Digest, repealed or altered. J t may be obse. veu, that tho legislature of Georgia are in the constant practico of repealing, alteung, or amending laws passed at their previous sessions, so inat without auch a digest, or compilation of thstn, as is now respectfully offered to the public, it actually re quires a lawyer, or a per.'n vho has devoted much tunc to the examination sod comparison ot the ditf rent enactments ol each succeeding ses sion of the legislature, to he acquainted with »h the laws which are of force- And having witnes sed with much pleasure the immense public utili ty and popularity of the digest compiled by Oli ver 11 Prince and also having no doubt but a similar compendium of the law* from the time of that publication down to the present with the ad dition of the precedents, on forms, which wilt be placid in the appendix, and which will add great ly to the public utility of the work, and to thetur ther&nceofjustice, would be very acceptable to the yublic, the compiler has ventnrud upon tho arduous end important undertaking. However, a< t relying altogether on his own experience of having been a member of the legislature during the passage ofthe most of the Laws now proposed to bo published, and at the administration of them for eight yca-s, as justice of the inferior court, in a county whore much business of an in tricate nature is transacted in that court and the court of ordinary; tsftnr collating the manurcript it has been placed in the hands ofgentlernon em inent in tfye law, who after a strict and careful •Xdiuinatioa have politely tendered to him the ftttbjuioed certificates. I have examined a digest of the Laws of f«»r gia from 1820 to 1829 inclusive, by A Fostei, esq and think tho work executed with great judg ment and accuracy. Tho work is intended as a continuation of Prince's Digest, and is, in my opin ipn, woll calculated to answer that valuable pur pose. Although the author Is not professionally a Lawyer, he seems, in ascertaining tue statutes now of force, to nave addod much care examina tion anJV.ndy, to his advantages a* a practical ln gislato, during most of the period embraced in his work. JOHN F. KING. Auguste, July, IS3O Augueta, July 28, 1850. I have attentively examined a Digest of the Law sos Georgia, from 1820, t'2 1829 inclusive, and find the work is executed with much jud,, ment and accuracy, by A Foster, esq. of Coluin bin county,. I hare no doubt tho work will prove valuable to every citizen who feels desir ous to become informed of the statutes new of force in the state, and would recommend all jus tices of the inferior court, justices of the peace, eletks, sheriffs, 4c. to possecs themselves of the Wuik as soon as published. THOMAS GLASCOCK Wrighteborsugb. sth June, 1830. Sir—As far as I have yet had an opportunity sis examining the manuscript copy of yi-ur digest, Ot the laws of the stale of Georgia, I' highly ap prove both of its plan and execution. The vol ume canuot fail to answer woll the purpose for tvlnch it was intended. In the appendix there are a mtmbor of precedents or forms, which ap pear tc have boon modeled with accutacy, and in atrict conformity to the digested statues from Which they were drawn; and without doubt will add much to the value and usefulness of W ork, as a mean (in the hands of the justices of the peace, justices of the inferior courts, clerks Sheriffs, young practitioners of the law, and oth ers) in errying the above named laws into effect greater facility lam sir youi obedient servant, PIERSON PETIT. ‘ Arthur Foster esq. The work ie new in the hands of Judge Schley, Who has kindly promised as early as other «n --9agements will permit to take it through a care iil and minute investigation, and correction, if Correction shali be found to he necessary and proper. The great public utility of such a work must he obvious to all: “lid the compiler, who has de- Toled to it much time and lrborioue study, flatters himself that the testirnoials presented above, Will fully satisfy the public, that, that utility has not been lessened in the slightest degree, by any defect on his part, in its genera! design ot the ac curacy of its execution. IT*At the suggestion of the professional gen tlemen whose names are affixed to the above eer tilicates, and otheis who have generously taken iu\ interest in the work, and with an anxious de sire to make the work as extensively useful as possible to the public, the cempiler will introduce into it seveia) highly important laws of the Uni ted States, in common use among the people, end which are often difficult to be tound: among which a-e thi sci relation to the naturalization of alien* the remaval of cases from tho state to the United State courts, tho mode of voting for president and vice president, bv electors, ana of (Baking the return*, out the time of holding such flections, 40. TERMS The work will contani about 400 page*, and will be printed after the style of Prince’s digest. Which is to be taken os tho standard, and bound in law binding; will be published a* soon as a suf ficient number of subscribers can be obtained to warrant its publication, aud will be delivered to subscribers at their ranidences, at $3 50 per co py Any responsible person obtaining fifteen subscribers, and becoming accountable for the •ame, shall be entitled to due cupy gratis. Publisher# of newspapers in this state, who will favor the above with such occasional 'nsertiens os they may think proper, till the Ist November DPXt, shall receive therefor a copy of the above work. items” The trial of Joseph J Knapp and Georgs Grow (Dshield indicted as eccesones in the murder of Capt. White, was to have commenced at Bdom on the 9th iust. The smalt-pox has made its appearance in the Western District ot Tennessee, and, it was fear ed, \yonld extend itself. \ dozen cases had occur red in Carroll county, and others in Gibson The Hon D. E Huger is nominated in a Char leston paper as a candidate for the gubernatorial chair in opposition to Major Hamilton. Col .las Chosiiut of Camden, hanauc been nominated for the same oihco. The lion John Janies Appleton, late U State. Charge and Affaires to Sweden, came passenger in tho brig Falconer, arrived at Boston from Stock holm. —poo— Dr. David Dick on, Dr. Lattimore, Charles B Green, Esq ad Cotes worth P. Smih, Esq are nominated as catulida'ee for United States sen at or, tor Alissisippi ,io the place of Mr, Adame, de ceased LEIVTA C. ALLES < now oponing at his stor*** West Hide of Broad street, an extensive assortment ol STAPLE AND FAN* Y GOODS! among which ahi Super Blue, Black and Olive Clothe, do do dark mixed and Gray Sattiuetts, do white and red Flannels, London Duffle and Point Blankets, Lindsey Woolsev and Ketsey, Bleached and Brown Sheeting* *ndShirting*, Prints and Ginghams of every description, Sersnetts and Sinchaws, Sopor black Lutestring Silks, do chang Gros D Nap do. do black Mandarine, do chang do Printed Circassians, . Bomb-vines and Bombs tettes, lUack, French and Italian Crape*, Swiss, Carnbrie and Book Muslixib, Jaconet and Foundation _ do Linen and Cotton Cambrics, Bobbinet Laces, Thread, Edging, Footing, &.L. Laco Collars and Veils, Fancy Gauze Handkerchiefs, Linen Cambric and Merino, do Flag and Bandanna do. Belt and Bonnet Ribbon* of the latest *tyTe# Dunstable and Leghorn Bonnets, Misses Gimp, Tui-k, Curl, and Shell side Comb*, Bleached and Brown Linear, Linen Diaper, Silesia Sheeting, W hite Cotton and Silk H ire, Black do do do do Prc.wn and Random mixcvl half hose, I.a tibs Wool do do Buck and Beavor Gloves, VLtck and white Silk do | do and Coloured Horse skin do Valencia, Swansdown and Marseilles Routings, Furniture end Apron Checks, Domestic Plaids, Union Stripes, <fce, Superior Bed Tick, 1 adding, Buckram, &o Ac, Superior Gilt Coat, and Vest Bcttefiw, do Beaver Hats, latest fashion, Kor&m and Wool do hoots & T _ snoESi Boponor Men# Fine Calf-shin Brogans, do Coarse iio Morocco and Kid Pumps, Prunella Slippers and Boot*, Misses colored and Black lasting Slippers, Childrens Leather Shoes and Boot*— Aten, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP HEADY MADE CLOTHING, HARD WARE, Ac. &o October, 23—2—ts WHOLESALE 40*7 HAT Wg 7 boot fc w ' „ / SHOE oft, ±O4 STORK, SAVANNAH. (HIE subeebers have just received a complete . assortment of HATS. BOOTS a, shoes, selected principally for the country trade, and of fer tin-m iow for Money or good Paper. GEO. NEWHALL A Ce. Young s thuidingo. . Oct C. 18.30, 2h * SHERIFF SALES. j ON the first Tuesday in DECEMBER box*, will be sold at Talbotton, Talbot county, be tween tho la-ful hoars of Bale, the following pro pert v to wit— Three Negroes, vix. Dicy a girl seven teen years old, Isaac a boy fourteen yoare obi, and Ginry a girl ten year* old; all leviod on as tho property of John Ouslav to satisfy a fifa from Put warn superior court in favor of Hector T. Good nin, against Jubn E. Clark, Jesse Anbury and John Ouslay. One Lot in the Posen of Talbotton, with a dwelling house and kitchen on it, a etnek of Merchandize principally Dry Goods, and a Ne gro Girl about eighteon years old, all levied on a# the property of Charles R Wynn to satisfy two bias from Monroe Superior Court, one in favor of David Stanford, the other in favor of Andrew Lov against John Redding and Charles R. Wynn One Lot of Land No. 207 in the 13d district of formerly Muscogee now Talbot countv levied on as the property of William Smith, or hia interest in said lot, to satisfy a fifa from Pike so porior court in favor of Walter Bell vs said Smith. WILLIAM FLEMING, D Stuff. oct 80 On the first Tvtsday in January next, ' i ILL bo sold in Talbotton, Talbot County, within the lawful hours of sale the following property to wit— tive Negroes an follows, Hig Hannah 2/ V?are old, Little Hannah 17 year* old, Mary , 7 years old, Harmon 5 years old, and Nelson 4 years old, all levied on as the property of Pleasant Lawson to satisfy a mortgage fifa from Talbot inferior court, in favor of John P. Blackman, and sundry other fifas in my Lands against said Law son, WILLIAM FLEMING, D Shg. oet 30 Gn <4* Tuesday in December next Vl/ILL be sold in Talbotton, Talbot county, ▼ ▼ between the hours of ton and four, the States internet in the following Lots of land to The North hah lot numb*r onu hundred and fifty six, in the Iflth. district offormely Mus cogee now Talbot county, containing one hun dred one and one fourth acres. . L *i h.lf of Lot, number seventy rune in the 22d district of formelv Muscogee, now 1 albot county, containing one'hundred one and one fourth acres. . liol number fifty-two, ’-r u *'.*''' 1 d ’ Btrict formerly Muscogee now 1 albot county, containing one hundred one and one tourth acres. JAMES P. PORTIS, Shff. NOTICE. month* after dato, application will be k made to the Honorable the inferior couit of Mnecopee county, when setting for ordinary pur poses for leave to sell the real estate of Elijah Jew ett, late of said county dec’d. n . .c-x .0.,* JOHN LOOM 18, Ex>. Oct, Iftri, 1830. l-w-4-m. NOTICE. ~ ' % ' L perrons indebted to the estate of Elijah Jewett* late of Muscogee county dec’d. will Diane immediate payment to the subscriber, and those to whom the estate is indebted, will ronder xu their demands in terms ofthe law. JOHN LOOM:s, E* r. Oct Ito, 1830 Mi w FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, STOLEN or strayed from the Subscriber liv v v mg m Golumbus Georgia, a red flea-biue”. •/ray horse, about ten years old, 14 hands high Ihe above reward will be given for the horse or iny mtormation, so that I ge' him again, 'ami ill reasonable charg't s paid . P w FLYNN. ■ B T Thc SeJma Courier, and Alabama State Intelligencer, will inrert the above advertisement one ti ne, and forward their accounts to P W *• «ynn, tor payment Oct. 23 IS3O. S~ 2w GARDEN SEEDSai VI7 AH RANTED FRESH—Just received, v T and for sale, by B. TARVER Cos nov 27 c 7 LAW OFFICE. TITF. undersigned continue# to practice lav in Columbus and the adjoining countie j Ho has also opened an office in Washington i Autauga county, Alabama, in connexion with ! Davie Golightly esq who resides in that place, j They will practice in the several courts of law I and 0 juily of that state, also in the circuit court ! of the United states. i J. T. CAMP ; Columbus,Georgia, N0v.27. NOTICE. . A FTER this date the Sheriff sales ofthe conn (\ ty of Moiriwether, will bo advertised in the ! Columbus Democrat. GREEN TALBOT Shrf j nov 27. sheriff sales. Ar the first Tuesilay in January nsx t, ILL be s o !d Greenville, Merriwether ▼ * county, between the lawful hours of sale, th* following property, to wtt: One Lot of l. an g y O . Seeentl- Fight (78J tn the Tenth (lOti) ,3i«:rict of formerly Troup, now Merriwether county, to satisfy sundry fifas issu ed from a Justices court of Columbia county, m fpvor of Marke P Davis, ana others, against George A . Fimn . , One Lot of Land.\o. Thirty-Two (32) tn the second (2d) district of Troup, now Merriwether conntr, to satisfy a fifa which issu sued tro m Monrce Superior court against 1 hotn aa C. M'Dowell, in favor of Daniel Pariah A co. VS. said M ’Dr Well One Lot of Land -Vo. Sirty-Five, (65) in the tenth (10th) district of formerly Troup, now Sderrivelher county, levied on as the property of j Charle- Jingrom to satisfy two fifas which issued from Bibb Superior court in favor of the Central i Bank, vs said Jingram. 1 Also. Samuel Caldwell's interest in Lot Ao Two h mdred and six (206) in tho tenth (16th) district of formerly Troup, now Merriwether count -, , levied on to satisfy a )J|» which issued fii n (-reen county superior cofirt, in favor of Watkins Bay nor, vs suid Samuel Caldwell. GREEN TALBOT, Shrff. Bov. 27. notice! ' 4 LI, persons having demands the es tate of capt. James Powell lately #f Coweta uounty, and formerly us Glynn county in this ! Htate deceased, will render thorn in in terns of i the law. And all persona indebted to ecjd es ] tato, are roquired to make immediate payment. ALLEN U. POWELL, Esocutor. f tiov. 27. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. ! On Thu rsday the 17 th of January next, T'KriLL be sold at the lute residence of capt. v V James Powell, deceased, in Coweta county, the perishable property ofaaid deceased, consist ing of the prevent y ears crop of cotton and pro visions, two shot guns, and one hand mill. Also wilt bo hired for the balance ofthe year, tho ne belonging to said estate, and the cleared »nd belonging to a tract of land No. 14. in the Ist district of Coweta county, will be rente’d for one year. Terms of sale, the hire of the r.egroob end tho loused property, will be made known on the day. ALLEN B. POWELL, Executor. Be*. 27. JONATHAN*A. HUDSON, HAS removed from Hi* former stand on Craw ford, to Broad Street, ne :t door above inns a rs Stewart and Fontaine, where be is low receiving direct from New-York A general Assortment of DRY GOODS HARD WARE CUTLERY Ac. & 1,-e W hich he will sell low for cash, or approved piper lie has also on band, tnd will continue to keen A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES Colombo#, Nov. 20. J- KEISTER Tailor, RFPPECTFULLY inform# tho cifixen# of Columbus and its vicinity, and hi* former eustsmers from Miiledgeville particularly, that ho hoc located himeelfin this place. -His arrnnge moct* are such that he will always he in posses sion of the latest fashions, end those who may fe-ror him with their order* will h*.ve their wink done with the ntraoct neatness and dispatch. Hi* shop is on Crawford street two floors below the Poet Office. | Columbus, Nov IS q & i CF C t I T U C *r T o* kJ Alj I S iLT Ijilij i • IJ’HE Subscriber has just reeoived FIVE l HUNDRED Bushels of SALT, which he will sell on accommodating terms. J A. HUDSGS. November 6,1830 4—3 w _ A CAKD tHE fkionds es the subscriber, who hold vub l scription Lists fer the t-eorgm Christian he • pertory, are requested to forward them immedi ately by Mailw otherwise. G CAPERS, Macon, Nov. 6’ 1830. 34 N. B, Printer* in the State of Georgia, e?o re quea ed to give the above a place twice or thrk>a n their respective prpers. Swaim’s Panacea. THE public is respectfully cautioned agf.indt a spurious imitation of this medicine The preperafion of which is put up'in bottles similatly I fluted, and in size, but the impression, blown in ! the glass, very faint and indistinct. Th* taste of j the admixture is acrid ami bitter , and the only • semblance it bear# to the gonuiue Bwaim‘e Para- 1 oca, is in color, and « component part cf eareapa- I rills of no virtue. When positive proof is obtain* i nd of the source from whence the imposition ema- J nates, it will be made known. In the.mean time, i : the public is informed that I have established A. PARSONS,of Savannah, my sole agent for the ? Stale of Georgia, and from bun my genuine Pa j naueft and V trnufuge can be obtained. Respect- i able Druggists nre particularly rocommendcd to I purchase of my agent, as they will be swpp’uvd Oil ■ as good twuum fioui 1110. WIf.LIAM SWAIM. Philadelphia Sept. 10 leoO. nov Kl h 5 o*Tho editor* ofthe Augusta Chronicle, Mr.- con Telegraph, and Coluiiibiis Democrat, will publish the above once a week for four weeks, and 1 ana forward their accounts to the SavaanuL. Ro- j tlublicsn office for payment. B. TARVER & CO. HAVE removed to their new Store, corner of I Broad and Crawffnd street, where they are j cow opening direct from Now York, a genera! : asaortmeat of DRY GOODSt, , HARD WARE, CUTLERY, DRUGS, MEDTCTNES, A C 4*e Which tlioy tyill eel! lose for cash, or approved edit. I TORT GAINES HERALD, A.YD COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. BY M. SMITH, A Cos. gxyKK v«rv rapid increase of pcpnlation in the J surrounding ,country—ihe besntifirl and heal thy situation of Foht Gaim.s, as well as its ,n --■rcasing commercial i-xportanon, on so fine a river with the facilities thereby of obtaining by quick despatch, commercial and 01 her news, from New Grkans and the Northern Ports, and even from Europe, by the arrival of vessels at the Appalach ian Bay—were amongst the circumstances to iudiicn a determination, upon the location of a proas, as the place. As also, tho facilities afforded by mail conveyance, pirect iron* Washington city and tho Northern Ports, generally—as well as in different directions into every part ts Florida and Alabama The Fort Gaines Herald, will always be £ free - and independent paper devoted to no party, but j onen to all. It will contain Foteign and Domestic j Inteligence-Political discussion of interesting sa,>- jtets, predicated on the rights and sovereignty of tho states, and tho constitutional confederation of the American Union--MiscullaDoue articles—Lit erary -Moral Ac. A full mid iaithful account, will be given every week, of thp proceedings of general interest, of the Georgia and Alabama Le gislatures, and of Florida, and of the Congress of the United Stale*. Also a commercial register, of the current prices, of Foreign and Domestic produce; at Now Orleans, Mobile,’ Appalachicola hay, Magnolia, Columbus, Fort Gaines, Aapaiagn, Savannah, Charleston. SC. and New York. Also nn account of the Agricultural affairs of this suc tion of country. The Herald shall su-tain tho cause of truth, of injured innocence, of wounded reputation, of insulted justice, and the rights of man." The Editors will remark, that they highly approve of the policy ofthe President ofthe United States relative 10 the Union generally, but particularly to the Also ol that of the Governor, of Georgia, and the present measures of the ruling party. CONDITIONS. I. Tub Fort Gxi#vt> Uhrauu, xs» Comwer cixt ArtVERtiSER, is published weekly , *st a su per-royal sheet with new typo, 11. Price to subscribers, Two dollars per annum, or for 52 numbers, payable in advance, to those v;ho hold this part r, or throe dollars at the end of four moot ha, to the Editors, or four dollars at the and of tho year. No subscription laken for less than one year. Advortisetnont.-i done very lour.— 111 Any gentleman who may pleaso to solicit and procure tho namoe of five responsible subscri ber'. and »ei;d them to tde Pistmaster at Fort Games, or Columbia, Henry county Alikin.! i'hal' be entitled to one paper gratis, for a year, and they can seed (licm os ihov are entered. II ? Editors in Ge rgia and Alabama will please give this prospectus a few im-eruona. DA RllE RING, "I'HE Brn“CRjBBR respectfully informs his * fiiuuds, 11-t public, nod »tianger* in particu lar, that he ha* yfr.im unfortunate,circumstances,) been c -mpe'lod to return to his old trade, of wielding tho Brush end Razor, at which he has spent many s pleasaut hour, a* she East; —and has handled the non of many a fair physiognomy. He has concluded to give his undivided attention, while in Columbus, to tijo ai ovo business; and will use hts utmost endeavorn tc give gewsral sat isfaction to those who may honor him with e call in his line of busuo;'**. Ills 6'Lnp is west of Gca. Howard's Tavern, cn CrAwford street, at the sign of Barber’s pole—where he solicits those in noed ,of a keen razor, and ‘harp scissors, 4m-,to step in snd siperieuca the luxury of his profession. SLT He would bo glad to take as an apprentice, a Lad from 10 to 15 years of .age—to a suitable one, either whi'e or t otoreil, (White prefArVed,) a liberal chance will allowed CHAR LB 8 a ITEEjyE T. Oct . 23,1230. B—Svr RACES. • Montgomery Club Races vs ill com -1 ruenee over the MONTGOMERY TURF, on Wednesday tho !Sth of December next, end continue until the ennuir g Satuaday, free for any Horse, Mare or Gilding, from any part of the world. Tho ls*t day’e running, three miles heat. 2d do dk>. two do. do. 3d do. and». one mile , do, 4th do. do the best thYee.jp. five. "■ lIT The aggregate amount of the fojir day’* purse which is estimated at ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. will be regulatly apportioned On the fourth day, afterffhe Main Wife©,- 4 SP LEND //> SADDLE. of first rate Workmanshi» end mstorials, manufto turorl by Mr. Wig. 11 ' on, <d this City, will be run for, free for-any saddle-horse CORNELIUS ROBERSON,’ : ' ' ’ Secrefary. 1 October 26 ’ 4-2 w <r r Thu Alehmua Iniellg,nicer, Tosealoosa,- the Southern Advocate, Huntrvillo—and the De mocrat. Columbus, Geo. will give the above two i,n*ertion«, and forward their accounts to thia office for payment I A'V NOrl> E. Jons MjiTon ek William .* J J vv W fiavo aevocistod tharose!me I tn trie r-r-istico of Law, under tho firm of Mst.vos J and WiLßoxs—and run or both of them will re j gularly attend the Superior Courts of Muscogee, Randolph, Lee, Marion, Talbot Harris, Morri wether, and Troup countia# Their oSica ie in Colombo*, where they m*y be consulted at oil tinaoe, when xufi. cn the circuit JOHN MILTON, W M ). W. VVELBORN. Nov. B,4—Bvr O’ The Macon Telegraph, Augusta Chronicle and Alabama Journal, will give tho above three insertions, and forward their accounts torso for payment. M. 4- W. LIST OF LETTERS EMAINIMO in the Poet Office at Creek Agency. Ist oct, ISdO. Bfryiiib, James 2 Gosiin, Simon s Brown, Jessn Hicks, Thus. [ Slackvitt**, 3 ii ,s . John. ! Bronson, Stephen JVioor, j. P. Brook, J. W. Marshall, J, Broadnax, J. H. Ore, Genrgo Coehes Miro Simg, J. S. GrowtfU, Jno. erk boy Scioggiu, F. Catniln, J. A' Stnitii, S, Glrtgg, F Miss Sdohame, JllO, Car*', P. Stewart, S. Mrs Cieath, Jacob 3 M'alltei, It. Griffin, Joseph Watson, J. (J. Griffin, Honry ' Warden, C. Gray, D tftV. Wt!k“r i Ci-o 7rpe S.C. BLNTON, A. BM. i October 1830 I LOW, TAYLOR & Cn."" Oh SAVANNAH. n AVR received bv the Ship Georgia, arriv- J ■ * ed this day from Liverpool, an extensive feitu general assortment of BRITISH MANUFACTURED reasonable dry goods, nrd lisvs already in Store, and daily rocoiving additional enpplie* -if Anitrxtctn, French Italian <Sj* German DRY GOODS, of all descriptions which nre off'ored for pale on usual term* and such of their customers who cannot conveniently leave homo, their order will be faithfully executed Bavannab, October 9 183 ft 2h PROSE EC ’J US OF-THE IfUllA L REPOSI TOR Y. CiR BOWER OF LITERATURE; Embellished, Quarterly, trilft a Handsaw Engraving; DEVOTED exclusively to Polite l iterature, comprised in the following subject*-. Origi nnl and Select Tales, Essays, American sod For eign Biography, Travels. Notice# of New Pubjii-a --t mis Origins! and Soled Poetry, Amusing Mis cellany, Humourous and Historical Anecdotes, Ac Jtt) The character end d< ignofthis popular pc j odical b ng gonern! known, it having been ouh lised nearly -1 years and received a respecub)* and widely ex’, tided shaie of public patronnua, aud a* it must Isa acknowleiigcu to be one of the cheapest nun? » extent, the publisher deems it unneecssr yin h** proposals for publishing anoth cr volume, to say more than that it will continue to bo conducted upon the -time plan and affordod at the same law rate, that he has reason tc* believe has hitherto given satisfaction tc its nunieroue patrons. Hi) exertions to render tha Repository a (.Ini!*, insr and instructive visiter will still be a iremiting; and as its correspondents r.re d-jly increasing several highly talented inrfivid; ils, with tho ben efit of whose literary labours ho ha* not iicfet s foie been favoured, and whose writings would re flect honour upon any periodical, have engaged re contribute to its columns, ho flatters himself i! t their communications, together with the best ;..j- Jiodicals of the day, with which he is rogula.l-/ supplied, will furnish hi’o with ample niateua-s. tor enlivening its pages with that vatiuiy expect ed in worku of this nature. CONDITIONS. T an Rcral Reepusitobt will be published orvw ry other Baturday, on Super Royal p.ipor of a su perior quality, and.will contain ttventy-sii num bors, of eight payes each, besides a title page and index to the volume, making in the whole, 2?2 p£- gos, Octavo. It *hnll be printed in hand- -r - style, on njoojnnH fair typo, making a neat and tasteful volume at the end of the year, comoim matt ir, tliat will be instructive t-nd profiiaoie tot youth in luture years. Tho Seventh Volume (Third Vol. Kr*y serifs) will commence on the sth of June next, at the low ra.s of One Dollar pei annum, payable ie all cas.-g in Acvxeta .No subscription received for Jess than on-j year. PREMIUMS. Thp following premiums will be allowed to Post-Masters, Editoic of Paper* and others, who will act as agents for the Respesitorr. Those who I will forward us Five Dollars freo of postage, eb.d! j rt-caivi- rix Copies, nn<! any persoi,, who will re,nit | us Twenty Dollars, shell receive tidenty-fee cop. ies for cue year—reducing the price to eighty cksts per volume; and any person who will re mit Twenty-1 1 ive Dollars, shall reroive /lurlij-aue copies imd » set of -SCut-.n,* Reflections lor ovety Day in the Year, plainly hut handsomely bound That we may tho sooner, and the more accu rately, determine on the number oi Copies nocej. sgry for us to print the ensuing year, as an incen tive ‘o present exertions on the part of those who are disponed to assist us in obtaining subscriber*, we offer the following additional premiums:—To tbs first person who shall remit us Twenty boG lare, one copy ol The Token t or 1830, contirnmq thiitoeu elegant engtaviugs—to second who shall remit us Twenty Doll- rg, the first and second. volun*e, new series, of the Repositntj, or any o tlior two volumos we have on hand, bound or unbound, ac may suit the convenience of the com petitor, and the same number of volumes to the first who shall remit Fifteen Dollars ; -To the first parson who shall remit Twenty Five Dollarr, on* copy of The ISonveuir for J?3-‘W, containing twelve elegant engravings—to the second, the first and second volume, new series, of the Repos itory;—To the Sint person who shall remit Thirty Dollar«, one copy of The Talisman, containing twelve elegant engravings, extra copies in the same ratio with those who shall remit twenty o» twenty-five, andthevet of Sturm, and the first St second volume, now series, handsomely bound an J gilt—tho second, who remit* Thirty Dollars, the *amc with tho exception of The Talisman. The *occC»eful competitors can gat thsir books lent to New York, Albany, Troy or Hertford, fr-ie of expense, and left at nuy p!a< o in either of thou* cities, they may designate, subject to their rs*. speotiva orders Names of the Suhecihors triih the amount ot the subscription to be sent by the first of June, of a* soon after ns convenient, to the Publisher VVir.LiAM !i. Stosdabd. corner of Warten aui Third-Streets. Hudson, X F. April, 1830. J Editors, who will give the above a ftw la* sertioE*. shall receive our resent volume or the third old series, ae a Compensation, and the nox; m exchange: thoee who cons,dor tho whoJo too 1.-ng for insertion ar.d wish ie exchange Sniv, are respctfuliy requested to publish the part relating to premiums, givo tho rest at least a paasiuo u <£ tice, and receive Subscriptions. "* To the Public. pnr. FACULTY of .b« College would ri£ *r respectfully notify tho Barents and Guardians oi t-ie titudents, that the oonflagralion of the new buiiding, however tMriouo, wjtjl not interfere in the sin* best degree with tho -egular duties of the Coifejje. Tb* course of instruction will not he enacted, an emy accommodation will be ready for the etudeota by tho firs’ of January. Ttu> Library it is true has been destroyed. but wof 'J confident from the munificence of the Legisiattire thht ihe lone wiil bo eo far repaired by the opening ot tba neat term, as to prevent any injury atisiii-r from itt* destruction. The Mathematical matin’ moats can be eesily replaced. The Sno Philose* pineal Apafatus and Chemical Instruments ary* tin-injured, and consequently full instruction in the higher classes can ho given, As to thepersonal accommodation of the voiW mm, so difficulty will exist, fa the bid Kuil.buf anherte devoted to the residence of the two Intv! or closes, is uninjured,and will consequently cori uiin all who now corn pose those biases, or who may osjiie by the Commencement of the next *“ e ! W J ° ©lassos Wiirw »tcommr> dated with lodging and study rooms in private .amnios or the bearding houses in town, and that without any additional charge, until the Colle-’O building shail be r-u>»>v.>J *r ne r Acuity therefore, trust, and with full con* _dunce, that the credit of tho institute a with the Public, will not be diminished The Faculty therefore cuufide in the return of all tha Students on Uio first id Janury next to resume their ice * ar duties . Cy order of the Faculty WILLIAM MITtHEL, Secretary*, Oct. fit). 4 r O’ Printers throughout the stale, friontf*; to ths interest of Literature and the institution, v.iL picase iTtsort the above. TO KENT. THE subscriber has throe eomforta ble dwelling houses to rent thoer.> jtihm® suing year ’here are attached to 'irti- each, all necessary out-houses, and good garden spats. Apply to James Van Neac esq or to the undersigned. oct. 23 JOHN R PAQE t'or Sale, ’pK Subscriber offers for sale, the store house 20 by **" et * wi’h S good ctller—now occupied hy W Jk Evans, £ Co—and that part of Lot No, f'fi2 tlie East shle of liroad Street, on which it stands, measuring 24 feet 6 inches front, and 147 feet 1C inches iu the rear. F. TOBY November C, 1830 } -