The Georgia constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) 1832-184?, June 19, 1832, Image 3

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a e *“■ *r cruiia u law;, an : v say 1 s’.i 1! go
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Indeed Georgi . t fvi at
q I' i Suprem*- C’-'aMr? atr- .c :i> . t-j n >::;fV■
f Georgia to
.hy t‘» .* to sa‘;:n’t wdhont as : i <].•. s.> *' ; t t »y ; .. n
~ab'.i icat on in tiiis (*a-: - com ; jVojii \vh t ! is l-< ca
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lies* :i little 1 1 .in Self Ic -rn;: oa t ■ ■ • ,‘rt of G-- >r
-1 ‘ / rest the
mu of onr Lc.ais! tin-, vvo.jU it b-- naUillc. tua to
: Sin’r :ist it ! .No, u.-.kc-d sif'-f n • . id' • a
.e njGous';l at;-m a.id ".-n* v !•> c .ban :• t . ioj ;1
our
fication on,their part, cud ros- a i.-r-,- i ’he part
ar.i lie 1 ' Gc : in opposin’ •i . J Silt the T-triif act
ive todoos noJ ittem'; to annul r obst ;; -t the opar ..
.-■ipdi nos any >°*ate in tin- I. ,o i. i Jc-’-rma at ,n s
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a h ria ..hc’.ioM oft .■Sr.• a; > ; t If ir v ■.! ai;
pood and her courage co al t.i th cm .;, (.aid
in both we have unb . r ,i • i c- n id -no-) she will
v. v i, . ~.,11 .:, i x’ * , . , < % *■, rv. •«
OVu -Ul L*< ’! lIX ill' *I. .> .SO i i-v. a.0.i.l .
Pi I i ii’itf mt -r! -v# s vvt iloa 01 h-T -'a
u; .1 wi - ' at<>seJ no : t.'a'at; :i -i her court; i.i
n • ; .• eufoi i ■ St u : mi
t; iet i!I ’ j w.t hh- • o ■ c ivil or >rin aI.
iv . i o . d the ; • vv sen t it
tor v> (V. ■•’! jov rj; u ,» * i■i n i vvi.» .•< tu
i■. an:—- be cinot ■ u>’o; *i >ii.a ; “ui . t 1 •
, tue 1 nit d -Mat -s tti ■ t a.-y d • bnd t—s-> tb ,{
tii • Ifni: d d: to; will be as ( hur-da is, the u -
Si- ‘d-ad uit.
ho i \\, 'fan vv.- hiivc shewn a mnn d
a.c -f. . .a ■■ b »: w ■■ u lb; Ivv j cue -s, boh in tael and
:i;t'v t,rin .pie, au<l th t however < leoruia may a ‘
r.. a; s a;. I to is mat in h r sov i i n ric 1 is. dr t
ito i • has (lor - ti.> hiiur y*‘ f VV. i• h sir- a-imsts ,i° a
■■V'ii. ...’■{ at hr the c rain a <o t;>' G eery ii
,; ii however nut to :)<: uia -r ;■<*od as nor,
r -V" isseii- c'-ber o ‘is {- -i; -y < r consatu :ou:.ih y
m d the ' Ida rid’, lest in rt-ysri to h:r oopos; i-ii,
rev. bo nets’ h-.- j r .* v - ’i'll*’ i i v ;. r n ,i* c -'lll3 .1 •».
'h •is rod- -sand sb d under itsopm-a.
■ : ou, a.id f e srs b uptc a; ,-.1. on is J-r
u ti“ s .r.t ;ta - musket ar. bayonet.
m nil -*;* (and JSO ■ ft-.. ■ : t u mor dibctual
v ns i '. . 1 ) noon • *. .t
} qii'-s i oi her cosirs-a li in the •n 1, t;so.-sj
5»..? 0.-a-is fail, i* will tli--n h** *i»nt* euontrh to conn
I os% for “ stufi it unto the day is the t vii
Vcotb-r >f.” Four ou . ; v - not b .
b "if’nat forbearance is yo> u crim— .‘-v de*ni jt r\r.
•t:*d kj e tt rto leave the qu'-s ,a a j n p t-mso
auu4,,>r wisdom of th • country, t -a f y any act ot
11-timed /.eal, to hazard •aa ■ l > 1 union
Co. * t | p-ibu-s; u; these S’ :S c ■ fori ver
—bdieviugas we do.yh; t u ■ eap.n.l error can
o k.dcr yrr-. x;Si in a:u-r.ll t’.i:on •• y , 1 vvien
iason in left, the t;» coadiat ;t. '1 his as our
■■ "it:.! m-5 f and one which we Hum; .y con ■- is
a rived out by the souiiih s rest- >cs ofwsdvin
.. , . • • « ii
H good po’i y. doit uiuniat'. yv it vc s.iou.u
iu oiirsgi\vp>i*x ist■• a g * t 1 d '**■ * ii> '* ' L * .*
1 K » M I nviiin-tnt’irK h »*n .* nr<-
1 Oil ilO{ ■: ‘ii <ili i * ** * kl -* v
. uly a toruativo bf dan ei or oppi
Georgia will ti.tni Ir hr jr< .s. If that day (
ua.;; r ..;st c >ai<?, Gi .irgia wii; sp-' k a !;m: .e ' :ii
ds.it cannot be i isi.ndersto !. she vv; ncua r b
wciUJaNtA* or be merry upon t:xe oc-* s»• t. -'-.e vvia
upon.iot s ?ii two lon T yea s ;n st ia-t- '•* '
uailc-r, evclu f ing to work hors .-If up to t ie suck: vz
>oint. »s: iC will *• do ird od
THE WAR IN THE WEST.
. .f t ' M We are lutormed by an arts da a■ n the Mw-wi Rc
■ ,Vh;ch ■ hr- a, ct M y bib til t m- ? rous uo.vu; t ’ ’ c
srssu.c '- ,v ed :st St Louis, of t- em - 're v fov.’-d r.; • ...
■ 4 the cdin ? ne r the foor.e of I s Isa i -iiue*. A p.e’y
3, ■, licmivpin, I.linos.' Klv r. bs i:n;r: i ■ -a
.Crook, nuuuag into Fox K-vt-r, . t r imrriny la i-nn.;
?rtic8 woraea and children, whom the I . had k.l'rd, and
t ! iirej' ut ’ "- L Si- -1' .man., i«• . ’ ” v ,
■ t .' y ' mac a, a >at 17 jMr ; ■
fy f ■*’ 111 Iu i: ;"i5 n> pbs • " ■ i:L • .*.%_• —C T
i. V to
.j y bon previously ruur.lt?re 4 .
' * -v. v « J.a- r.; tArvent^nhi'
two? v .. .
T'*\ N p. ■ v ? ■ \ .* ipy !> ;.dk T f.i a Os llf
, ,ou .X c O.e .. . ' .1 1 ’ '* v 4.. ” . . .. 4 **■**'---
? .. tor ium to crouds r K' tr v i v j r.. . *.ic
: '
: ; . ] . other pars*
‘ac : ov G «“* A V; T";? attl !wL>ib * v a?ar:yl:: *.
19 f>j ia Ci ‘--pypyp-
mum »-x*- r 'T'r'ix v n\w
V. 1i V1 oI.VU,' ij.i.i iv
1 £*£ sinc©i 0. Stator
° f a-ltcr- present, lb r N in our next. .Tee Senator-?_
‘‘ ' v ?io v o( 4 d i r tl.e b:I; ero Messrs. Red. Bucsmir. ‘
■ ■ : . Caw. Ci j D* Dal .. b Foot. : ■
- R .. . . Ko it, : ■ ;
r adexter, Prwv-. Rcbhin-, Robir.-on. Re. :N.
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x '-'-. ", Mn.: ; '-i’msmc. 1 ip.oa, ox. . ... ~
Webs:cr, W.11un.,-28. Tuo-e voted a-
Ul “*, ..ia« i;. are Mcssr?. Seaton. Bibb, Crown. D: -ker.^nn.
C *2 Da die v, Ellis, Forsyth, Grundy. H-.yae, H.ib K
Marcy. X2*. Mb -* ' -
TATI IFF.
The Ci’..Le :brn;-h;-s a; with the eketch of !
the Speech of Mr. Drayton, of South Carolina, ra the
ssx'- Iw'proEcaixt.v.3 j.* tha Ls. ;-a th; 1 aisi
T• - k
“ Mr. Dsaytcn rcidr- the Committee a-!
1, :un hour and a h df. He s-:.;d the subject!
b r. d-.e Cotsirnky. vv - or;; of yr> • t iniport mcc"
•. . sorbing in-crest—not only i nn its extent
an 1 cotnpb : ,bu r « its ' 1 - ..
'-...5C.., ,
; • landfill ■ . wt
to th< tof ti tilut .. not to
T : . .. v t; ’ ’ . ’
- i
» V * V': -M t . V ’ , - ♦ Pl 1 . • . ' ’. , ■
. ' * y* * » !• t • * J , . ;4V • • ' V * 1
, . , 4 , * . . , r 1 f ' ■t '*l
f * ~ . - , r * ; ♦ .. • • y
. L’;. : ’ ;• b Iv.pr- watutiv. s or, 1
U-1 1; - . ' .. ito t-s-r j.»■ t t Vs- sys.i:
. ii t t ic.-’o v> ; a li g -i., nb.i y ot' the
i.; • ll *pi , nti lives, vv 1 o -
t - > act liy paid the taxes ■
ed u pot as their 1
- uU . I I rr * f • « ’ ; .V . f
« ) I 1 il l . I) / fJ. ! -17;. , ) •> • til,. ■ j . 1 .; 1 . i
vv t i the t-v •> ofotii -is. 1: was :m :< *ntrovcr.
tible fact, tliat opj ng tirnent iled n
t ;; :;.j- •ia di.ibr-.;,: ;-ci.oiis oi ti e ■ -ountry.
Iftiios and inter* As
•v .» • tb-is oppo; b s o 4.-; jversi.st in lh« ir rt spec
pin ot . . but evjl could res It fi ■-■
ti' V - 4 1 10 l i , liO 1 Opaii-S V". OU:d be ’’l.lll I’d. * ■
■ .hi" ;; u./.ild be u; unfortunr.t- to the vi • »rs a
ie vanquish b He hop* d a differ j t j in» ;
- . . . - . , >iiC^
Lhe ■i -
. ;!*•.* »n coui-i :K>r be prei rved in siv. Ii on. r
m .ci be', by the traiisl'uj -n of th-• spirit oi .
■ .. - .; under the iniki nee
of v/iv-ch n *wan iLma d„ B-;t if the doctraif-s : |
vv ich had been adv i< by tie - p ising *; an *
'p on; were practically carried -u, we should ;i
mt the i . of t ; Union, i i..- ; rqt
t:-"- v.t- m, a-; it had Le n nsa.a ■in :1. could not •
vviiaosit dostiovum me !iyauienn; oi theji
• ti ]■; this c mntry, no law could been-i
f rc- ■ winch tic vvnoie mvss of those upon*!
w io n it op.-rut .i, re;ruri a; j .-utial, unjust andij
j- i if e» Ur*; >’». riot n ovt >. iiiiioiit oi ijrocj
v.au- u i*ove.i’ni.ii nt oi opinion. In making, ;
■ o . wo? not men ice—
.b.s,w:hi w;-.s to sooth'.* c.uflictiay fe -liiupr., not i
to .1 V tisenn iae s. ; i iiiiuress us on all;
& I
i h iring of ins voice, t nee ;ity of
IU jrc I. ii; did not iuteiulto■
gc in: rny d*. iis at present. Upon niany|i
n s ; his in : .1... to di For in op ni n
ti-.- .s t I-! \ lews expr-.-s .-.i u\ sis-, iwie.-i-oa- ( vti,!
-a .so.) il_- eon b iored t'aat the* burdi-n of;
t-3 prct.-itiu- tank foil upon those in all the;
■ dks of Id ■ ;■ ti . . .'.l i.'i - | rotect ’’ii ; -
-■ s. Me a i no? i ve tliat the cotron i hmt'-.ri
i
boi wh de 1 rden of 11 ation. bhe pi« -
ti 0;.. \/, a-■ i iii '.iittcrent paitj; oi tie wori-l
v'- ; t -o .-x- --it i:vt; ior it; price in the fllarke: so be i
i . a -t- I l-y it a -juali y, the Cnautify prorln-red j
v':d t ic deiivin-'l. —Vvitliout going into this sub-!
jeet •th ;t ■ vils which ii >! grown •> -.1 of j
t ie protc- 1 ivj system were s iiucicnrly great to,
; '-i : all the la-nos-tb ■! hod bet ni:u e 1 against;
if. Its objects was to compel t!io mto buy dear,-
• vvoul! otherwise buy chvsp. 'The consuin, rs i
’•v r mu; e numerous tu.-.n j>ro m-. • rs. 1-. sa tiup.!
; -a , - sit of the prolucers of j. itccted articles 1 .
f-;\v resided at the South. The result is that
bmsiVie;- goto one section oftli,- country, while the
burdens only are Lome by an -t .er. I nder thes«-j
iciicuniot in s, is it s’r'iiiye til'd a loud clamor'
rai ; e ; ’ !?e was aware that it had been urged:
■ ’ tch -oi the articles was promot* • i
I".’ v.- f •:■. -:i. That argument was destroyed,
by Oil- .-■! : - pie tact —he Lad never heard that the',
pi •-.lus.-ts had asked t!i • lessening of .‘he duty,!
f-*r the purpose of increasing the price, but on the'
;kl . / »
- .- r -c-c i ! y adt oc ted an increase
!cl’ duty—-was fas for the purpose c flessening i!
the jeice i dstiii Ci. tins Gilt.;;.- t wus
its.. 1 Gii, Individuals were most c; etent to set-?
tie 11 such'matters as relate Ito the uni * y
;interest, upon matt--rs •which come heme to the’!
b i hiies.; and I oso.ns of inaukiu 1. M ti physi-jl
oj.. - . n —-i» ;\. .; .i' t lie Cvis ti .1 3 s. 111 ; iu*..ts.. |
I air L\ s iia his own opinion was adv rso to the j
I■. .it.i.; .a.di s j Oi tno psuieciiv ss; - I m. As
iui bo vi s■; rare that great v .
Ci .. .merity was < y the ether side, lie was-i
‘aware it to opinions of and?
.V ie ns a. ll Jed -rson and Madison .; a P.lonro
and Jackson were all in favor Li.ta of the con-1
stitutionality and the exj N: a y of the protec-j
tive sy-teir. Ho also knew that the northern;!
and caster • States oil fin dly opposed it. Bat
exccptin by sing . . . ... v . rjni i. Mr.
• Ivando-cb] 1:0 . tb’i ta the 'Olistitutioualitvj
'th rigiaal t tof I lid wis m le. I
.or S’.avi cir ‘ua stances !c* was unxiocs t-> i r.-
! press upon tile t.. mmiit-.-e the inxiessitv of re-!,
lacing the revei to • nts of t : sury?'
At t'ic same 1: n he w.-s not i-p- ; t<> oc tr v
the pr-f-ctive system at o:.ee, and Gang rein;
up- *u ’lie millions v. be wt re dcpcndeiit iss on i
' iirtv. iLiCtur* s. Ino r- kuction -.*t tic.tv si.o>d * b--
■• • gradually. He v Id not’add f ito
i stub f lie opinion. To vin b
i i
... • a emist char, eot r.-on-.-t n.y
b "-c :.! exp; 'in tin iravni-N ofb:> opposition to'j
.. • \ \ 1 > f At T v .
mim a c :* > :\n . .h .ns. Mr. I), w nt mto's
t ;at SicTll C ?-' f ’ .»?. 1 blli OU lt>
.went into a discus 1•> of f • b fine of ■.7 //..
. ' . * » 1 ' 1 j 7 *■- I i
-1 :'.G 11 : 0_ . h'a d: Ulirttl. '
1-V: : • iiti.csiuT.? **t.
i" >rxo as— i.
J 4 • ’V t • , 11
• smTi3.Lc on ■■ urn . /in ? i .:?.ury soi. jo.s ctim ucu j
■ # n In them
v . ir ;;:c -*. - . .. . . c. ..■'i.j. }
■ re ■ 'b
nur ries tbt ail wi re parents in ti land,-]
'■t r ’..biorn .. - an i .-M. • .V ' - t . t
the isof : i hily .eii ploa, ad ■ ...
■
N ' cancel ,in the in'll
,•i • i «
me are ceep:s’ ..c in ... c s ni,.:;
ed so frequently, in diaastro . s tencef. —
. ■ ben is mot ..... lin .: . o
hesa < ects, ilh pre i .... in b
all Who desire 1 ilerest of their c a ii. .. — I
- ’ : : ■ - ■-. ■ : -X- -
isii’u ions—or w:.o icc.c ~ r-i o a penoa, ?
adoatej.
•oa ‘ 1- —'
rag cir-cu.ir-i ; ; P;. Ing broarb your c-'kju
ty a few (bay.-, since, I stonr ca>u diy a’ Hicti
mon I ll.uh. Ijcnrning that an ex-urimitmn o;
tb, pupils of the .".nv-isiy was .a ps-mr-ss, i
visited, and sp-uf as -v hoars at the room. I
w;*m s-e;i exanimate u in the i ieb r < ir.v’^m
■ rs, in (. - ry, Mr L Phil . • d -
try, -. —. ; . hav -.) hi sit at ion . vmg,
ih.i; 1 have - i i ■ a s< -»-p them s •.rp.’-.ss- d. ti-.oiurh
long acous om: i;o v.i u< <s such trb-is. i 5 wi
mil of the vacand the n::-'. : :r-<iandin~ !
brought ii-'o solmiohs. ec aunv rs; an.l / '.h of
til t*l •'*: i • b V.' * ■ •'•]!*-
:y , I s n:‘ in vur b * :x. 1 . »\v t?r=y
H . ■ • S ; d : r ■3s■ ; : propos iuo -
■ - it would bar< I inproj r,) had i n
■ ’tc ... ■' ■ rat! ■ r than the|
/-•••' • <, fihe t> t-“ - -k the w ros of w nu.-h xray bei
fy re •» it I, wh : it) .. ar ;. i .;.■ Irs > ■ 1.1
*.., - i’— ,i.„ si ... :. rh -- ii *- •• r- 1
■ ■ ■ - - ■ • - : ■ : ■
i V'‘v- ; : ora{ 1 » r - - '' ' '
1,. . ft, v, M r. I: ■ i-an. ms iu ;v, wlk- am nt
tit- head of ibis a< are w eii - ualiht I for!
t.u-ii’s.alien, s * h i>v exu.-u.- vo a-’O isreaiciin -k
lik-r;. >u - :- si .si seienc -. mi ! much m.m mM :rp
, enc .. i' ; i . n sol . structioii. iis- ■i i
ion to its ink , with its <.. • and ht 1: by
i, so far . * fron. •• temj . . : -
liti< ofciti p r villa 7 k and c f ring set]
f-w n.e ms ibr the c< nceulment of v!*-;-, rviidci
I-.S<ia 1j; .S S TOliy tO ' ilk* ol ti 1 I HOilC* |
ief liat da in;- 3 , and the < ble iud faith-]
id! ins’ rue ions dispi n-;ea there, are too little 1
kkovvn. lu-.■; ciici*ed inis s.asaim notice tr>>m a i
1
« xT’v*i‘ *C If O'lTiiis ? •
< n.Trni' of thei: MiiEiiaai' ritiiE.
' T ■ • ««s.» r>c
-•a-. • Lj oi i UK" r
Four p.aric-r ufen contains judicious and j
us t-il tx ra .is i.-ciii walks, and .soincumas ori
.. ii. pice, s Oil Vigncui ural subjects and rloiiK j
t../ e-tollomy ; and Ul :NO. 101, an t-XllMCl head- j
*‘d “(. ul uiv* ol »Siij li«.ssuii^ostc.i liiG proprio-
V k*i iiik id-k l.C'.i Oi liaVK.ii'g •. lit? Cl IZCid 1\ ■ Cll- ;
imOiili Cdlli V , iiil. N 0 Li. v‘ - clJi V I i iOi.l J1 • >fb Li . '
. ’ / * * ‘ I
iciMpiiiiy iho Utiaiuro ot ‘Siik, to- hie // r-A st y -n, - •
... .Mr;, i.i the i/u ,i/icxs i-fi.eic.it-ttj to wii: tho |
|C:illuro ox* tLi wliito-UviibeiTV igo-—riiosp^n-i
iMicOi. . \j '-uC tiOll OI GUI o ll! / .i.ll’ 'I;, 11\, Hi- :
'- • ' • >ot .1 ... ~... . f lilt Cit t,IZ6
season of :I, ye r: Chii In n an g: th r the
berm 3, aisu any person r.uy j. ml them »ngj
u ic knees, aim cover iiicin -,i gntiy, ana iLe!
voun- niitii e vnh j -ring no and soon s/jbird abun->
Malll i.K-'.'S Ci I-- I_ (lie 111;.- >» Ok!) ; >0 UIIV (
extent jesirable, with very hltle, if any, loss ofj
, ’liiiO iTuiii v-'.iicr C-*G.iiOy.Onjiiis oi li iiinni Uig.
rsons and children, incaj al le of labor, may 1
oe j ik-li’ .ibly eniploycfi c-.t this land of bi s a. »sp
wliich will e-.-. k v kx or seven eks a. thei
;s, i.ii ’ and iir-k ot'summer, io make a silk crop;'
■ - •-l iiGl-'xJ I*J c \ J k . U .10 -Vl ‘YS vji
- • ’ * oi v> . »-i • j ouMy) tho import ucu
,‘ji j-iaiiimg poor itvm wnii the w hile
berry and the grape vine. The writer has very j
Ukic: t-xpe: lence m .Le ousmess oi producing
ksLk; but tiOiii some exporlaicubs and much re-:
Nlectioa on the a.ivanrag s of our climate ami
■■> lor ale cm Loire oi me Alu.berry', and. the lusio'
! ti'o.iblo in lev-Jiin?and mann'diur the Bilk-W onsi.
1 . . ° . p . p '|
; (re paring lit le or no ariiti-.-ial warraih to k<. pi
i thorn Ilia ring, .and very little care to keep lin n,
h al.liy ; believes there is no country (certainly 1
i no part oft lie L. N.) wFic-ro the-business can lie
uuom- prolilably pros cuk-d : Audit is only ne
icess.ry for those who have exhausted or poor;
i s any lands, lo plain Mulberry Groves or 1 ledg
i es. and for a few years ic keep cattle and oilier
aniiiia.s tl:at w.il iced on !ue young trees, from
! :bs roying them, and a iNund* ion is laid for
ibr tunes Jl>r their chiofreu and posterity: We
| may, and no doubt will, by adc/p.iag iihsmelhod
ol' improving the value of our exh.au-, d nd poor 1
j lands, atir.ic: the a tc-a;ion .as more skilful and en 1
people, to the 4, Ivan an jes and liberal]
j gills_oi ti\. • idenec, so eik.ir. Iv cinx-garded bv
j as—LUdceu we lue- e enough busnn.-ss, to c-ngatre ’
j our time, iiiid <lraw forth oi.r gra-h ude, and ucj
i not see* miy munedii', ;,e roli.s liKcly' lo bo Cc
:ii\i i From the cullur oF Mulberry trees, anul
, ii.t rc.oie .ake no .iot.ij/.e .o roar .h^.xi; La. ._tci
; time is coiaing when they' '.. ill, undo:- skilful!
kiianagenmui, aliuisi more Wcal.ii b.-_u lire ok-.N:
Aimes, .o the j eopk oi Geer nt.
M ‘ PROP^TFT
GG X X•- V X . a L.J A. •
Richmond County, o.hJu:ie ; 1632.
-- — i j
Anl .TOCRACY, in t!ie 10ih century, is defined by
n d.;• i -su-'iira I-i-.-nch orator and friend of liberal prir
| cipius, to be dir oo duion, the ie-igae of those who vvnild i
■ c-.-r.-u-.,e with-ut working; know everything wiwout
: leuni-ng anything; carry away all the honors without'
having deserved them; raid occupy all the places of guv- j
! c’-.'i aent Without Ictti? capable of filling them.
It"' \ 5) T‘l" \ I r<
G ATI i AjLcj
1 v» Ts - S -S'a -s» 4 4 a
1 , :■ v ;* -s A- • 5 d ? k M -A k
V* 5 *> -5 LL H VtP a
rx Tf'.,’ ~ 7 r .■> ,T 7 • . J
. i received the draw- 1
ing of the
NEW-YOKU CONSOLIDATED
¥ < |r|irn j,. so it/
S. .k. d ir. All. ft
CLASS NO. 19, for 1539
Highest Prize *20,000 DOLLARS,
Whole Ticket Ikd 63 aa, Quarter $1 25.
BY SATURDAY'S MAIL.
CANAIi LOTTERY,
Clas;, Tio. 12,
, x ► ; /- \ ,
.=■ - ki * *< f - «:« »rs *r *r « —-
e-?, k 4 n ‘ii #
k-» A> 4 S >
k-'Gillf.
1 y* r e AT,’ -a a/ * z-' -a TVWvt t <n r
-1 ( xi.ZL v oir.G-uJ OUi/LAkh
1 rl/a on nflii PC.T Y t OQ
1 erO GO .',dub iaUljuAh>s!
1 co go 10,000 DOLLARS
2 do do 5.000 DOLLARS
1 do dc 3.1? o DOLLARS
20 do do 1,000 DOLLARS
>0 Jo do 500 DOLLARS
Arc. die. Arc. Arc.
Tickets 810, i. lives Sx, Quarters 82 50. i
n„ j
1 RiZLS A iSRED ailJ
AM Prompt atter. lon paid to orders at
S-A N 7 ?T> A f
•k : -3" Op.:-. .Y-QH. Broa:.Sireet.
'r r\ _ *
iTi ~a~ ' i
.St A I A ja. » |
i-b-iu; i-i. t cv.' -sw E ’km IT W. i?r
srlr It ‘ A. GARDELLE. *
June 19 1 |
-1
dMOls IP f rod bjl
- - ... ' *
Q ;T g>y*v
. AUnusTA fIARSET, June IS. !532. j
j! rOTT'JX, 6 1-2 I I'J
CORN. VO u t ; .», ret .ding 75
SALT. 50 a 55
h I>AC - )X, 7a 10
’ MOLASSES, X. Orleans Ma 33
Wi-s! indi -. 32 i 33
j! Wifi fKEY, in Hi;.! 3 -, 3d a4J
in bis., 1 )
;j RUM, Jamaica, lid a 125
X. ik Si* a 4 i
i GIX, Ii ;;,s-A 115 a 12 J
- Koithorn, 40 .. 4ci
; i;ram dy, ■ iveujs. 12.5 1 1 so ,
I ms; ;t:oc, G 5 7J
j| _ V 'wh, 87 a 10) j
jl b’EGAR, St. (•; .V, best q. f-ity, 10 a1;
|i X.OrU n- Sa9
L.'.n. 11 a Id
;i C- 1 ILK Eh Si 16
COS’ fox BAGt.IXG, :A. 15 i 13
j! K un...skv. 21 a 25
ii A.. . .vl
I LOUR. Cm- 1, 8 6 1 I
1 1 .
i •*r r ; ,aa i>
|i RAR IRON, Assort-J. 5
| fcTEHL, G-rmar:. lb
llhfetcr’d U
l| T.irAH, 712
ij KAILS, As - -rted. 7a 7 1-2
!j SO A!*, X »rth«n?, 3a J
CAX DLLS. Xorslicr i, twiic
CL wnia, 15
Syrrni, 3d •
j! (TUX.POWDER, Dupont’s. 7 r
RE.MARKS.
J, The Cc-’on Market s» at j.r - sir qss-.-t, and v t ry li’-h
--h'.i’-.'.eg, . !e -wt re in. -je letv.cjaute adl*- mr uii
Zj’.-. I*r ;:i-- wii! cjininaud I'J cents.
i
ji Pavavxah, June 9a 10 1-2
ji C.. list; -r..v. June id.—COTTON, 9a 11
i > .vv-Voa:., Jrn 12 —COTTON, 93 1 iII 1-2
Liverpool, Slay 7. — Gotten Market steady; Sale;
Irani o j.cu. tu G I-2 i. uiid . b_
COMMERCE of THE EXITED STATES.
T.: Annual S*:;tem nt oi ling .ins and Kapur’s to end !
le-i.’S the l";sa-si Si.s e .3 tianng tao year u Ji.i»*>fp
> tend er, ll 31.
|j Total v due of import?, 3103,191,121, including 37,- .
■ 3 ; )5.. ; > iu gold ami .-iiv.;r; of wbk nin Am -rie ui b>ft
■ | 3,962,11 >. •>. 229,01 1, in for iga. Os the
, wh- 1- ai'ijimt, 313. consisted oi article • u-sst
;iir;--*-; 31-1,531,060 ps.y.ng a-.lvu’orein duties; and 323,-
; 199,533 cpechic dut; ; •.
i The valise of form - ’ ■-mod? exported during the .‘ sinie
j period was 820.033.52 d; dom. 361.277,057. Tod
'I ’id e.xj) rt', 3^-1,310,5c3. Cf lie .ore.-g i goods exported,,
; i ~I . iJOj iC i %VETC Liiti: .ci lG filkl v% jGCiv. J tslti FC i 1 iTiliklc f j
;| The domet-f’c e:-.po;.s are tints divided: Fisheries, 1
; nu-ludiag v.iistle oil, wi»ale. bone, and spi-nn candle.-,
i 3i,Pt'9,472 ; —e rri julture f. ?7,20i.-i33, viz : product cf
. • 2,82 - Hi; ve ;• ab] ; food 313 997, F 72, of
i; which 3 5.', 23 i.I.'.S concis'Cil in 'he single article ol
wheat flour; t '■ *co 54, 892,388; cotton ; j
:;or?:>!- ariieles >.253,215; —i-.i.-iii.-ii’-ietuf.-s of nil kinds, i
37,l --7.3‘0-4, iimfud.isig y 1, 12 1,313 of cotton ; unimnu-:
■ rticlcs ■ enumerated, 8715,311. as
al vc, - li-t of manufactures ex-j
1, ;• v-r'ea. are i iclude 1 §2,008,474 in specie.
i Value ci iircx-rrs during the previous year, (ending :
; f.J'is Sopt. Ib3-j.) >.70,870,920, fort gn expo;is §l4. •
•; 387.479, ilr.mcw;.- 873,849,508. Excess of impor-.s in J
31 >vcr those of 1830, §32,314 :s; xc< sos breign •
’ xports, 5, (.H0,U- 17 ; do. of doin'- i; exports, §l,Bl
iiT'otel increase ot export? in 1831, sis compared with the I
!*previous year §7, 1ti1,i)75. W.,- misjoin the tot;;! ini-:
I ports ;.ud exports of s.. vt--;d successive years, ending!
j 3'Jtii »8e; somber, the date to which the returns tr.s an-!
j nualiy made up.
rcroi'.T?. Kxroß-r?. I
:j 1831 - - - §lo3Tni,lr34 .... $561,310,573 1
91630 - - - - 70’87t>,920 .... 73.819,506'
ii 1829 . ... 7J.192.527 .... 72.358,6:1
j 1 1828 .... 88,509,824 - - 79 264.680 j
1-1627 - - - - 79,484,008 - - - .* 82.52i.527'
1 26 ..... 8i,p74,477 .... 77,595,322
;! 1625 .... 9b.310,075 .... 93,535,388 i
1 1824 .... 80,549,007 .... 75,986,657
irarß if? >c s? '3' ?* jr !■ = -». • i
JB. itiSs !'JI jit a. JliLiA A n|*
'Ten Grand Jurors, for the first week. June Term, 1832,1
v.muh.i rospeciiully ca.il the attention ol their fii-llov--
ij citizens to the following
ii PRESENTMENTS :
I~‘. W, 1 the abol hraent .; the Penis htiaryj
|| System, and view tliat Act of cur legislature »s a re- :
i? tro grade movement in the arts of civiiizniion, and trust;
J iifnt s ye tir’.s experience ol in a mau t* quite v ot punish-’
a nicnto a-nexca to ciiiiic tlic m.iuiiiuiiitv :-i i hicoiivt-'ii-.
\ \ encgiiACQueDt uj'Oii fee ruviVL.l and !.•.{• -pti:ui of tii• ■.
1 old Criminal Laws, will insure to the people ol this Stale
j n rtpcai of the complained enactinent.
2d. The tippling shops which abotusd in this citv, ire!
1 conducted hi violation of the law, which prohibits tire ‘
| .le of ur.ient spirits on the Ss bbath.—On that day hun- 1
! 5r ds cf negroes (and no small number of wfilt* s> ar*
jto oc. icuiiu visiting tno?, p dens ol nun, the I- ■:h rs -.
.. - ttempt an evasion .; . w, ry having a back
j r.tr tiico chrougb. wh.c-u their \i?it jrs asa* st .cmcfc —-
;rc use-- as matter of right that the law in tills regarj fae ’
'frig uly < forced.
I 3i. Tue privilege allowed nerrroos of monopulizin" ?:t
... .r--! . ar.ic-les os ii. c' ??. ■/ Riiu consumption, •
Jof d . promenading the streets, vending cakes, be r,
ii cite, and that or aih: whig them to live apart from their :
jonn. r--, and nls-j tno practice of the owners of L.v ry
b Sts-1.-iss hiring horses and carriages to persons of color.
hi he Saba h—we c nnot out view with mort Scati
• that after repeated PrescnUnents of former Juries on!
| these subjects, that the "-rievances should be allowed !
. -till u exit—we trust however, mat these rt common-’
I dad.sis will meet with more attention,
j 4th. VVe recommend the enforcement of the law pr: ,
j hibiting the sale of Lottery Tickets in this 8:- ve, we b> -
jlievethis practide to be an evil of the most . .
j kind, by it our youth and negroes are encour .-ar-d ;n a
; species ot gambling, the most dang* .a.. . bee
most easy of acces;?.
sth. Attenti. n should be railed to fine condition of two 9
Bnd. ••«, one. of them between the Beaver.lMm A Dron- ;
j son's j I -.ce, on the road leading out from Carupbe it-?i,rer t ; -j
j she other in the Jdw'-r part of the county, known ;■?
Dade's,Bri Ige—To the-general con ;iu.,a of the W-,~h-j;
ington Rond irom tins c=ty to t.ne Qtiuker Springs and to |j
that of t!ie road lending from tills to the Sand-Hills via'!
Battle-Row, and likewise the road to Saw Savannah, ;1
lending through (he Swamp—also, the one leading from 1
Hawke’s Gaily to the new Msiledgeville Road.
6th. We ils.d the books, papers. A.-, in the different %
pi, > . * i, ” ’ - -' • •
l » i' i' : ’• ni H ifi cv/t^rrny coiiui 1011.
- |iy r i .r I - ;
*■ •• etm - 9.. epmg • u .Imt n . nt oi
the Jail so ias tc call for oar nprobation W -- .
ivej-s b wever. n. .* the \V».II w ;■ h affords water for the •;
i p::?o:i r T9 r, ;; res tli trough cieeusing, end woul.l sug- J
it that the Resi rt . t;.. ;■ : the Puaap-tr
(Torn which filthy v.--*- r most pr A ably finds ir -way rn c '!
jrhe wail) ha ra aisereu as to enable die wu'ei run 1..-- :
» me astt-iy ijf' ,
j Bm. W-a find from a statement submifed to u? l.v the; 1
.i re roi t.su i r-j, Schoa!, a balance .;i 1- ; . hai.a? : ,
Arlij i*7 cent
j 9th. From a report handed is by Geoxse v I> Wats
1 _ _ *7 m . r« • T , • /• «
- • .Esq. i ■ tee of
' ; 1 s. -• ■ i tof the city poor, i 1' - mti.
‘ *l r -d to : a Lrut r xi Iro n ;’ie &*: .tc Hp*.-r .n, r-.nd . -
aut P ; children now .: School Tr.v m.r z: 641
j 10th. Via tender our thanks to tm Honor the J-.J
i rau t s the Attornev-Gener . for the polite an d eScient ■
-nanner in wh-.h they have conducted the business of
! the present week.
A. CLXdrIXGJ Ak. - ■r;'n<z y '.
Wm. 51. D’.AvtICN.’.G, A- I. IIv.NTiNC-TC,.,
Jon?» Piiixiizv, I?aac H. Tuttle,
J mV A. Earc.es, . Ple«. .•. ? vtovaLl,.
I J Vk Mup-ZDmr, Moses Rote, -j.
| F. C* Fir..tie. A. M vchxnzie,
j Mh.tcn Antcnt, Jon:- Carte?..
I.ATHAM IICIX, JO’ETH BlGllg.,
| Onivna Rcss. li. IL-r.-rp.
Ja nv Mad my,
CAUTION. ii
■~V j-Ij ? < i-T' s '"i 3 '.rt hereby enm.-nei mrim-t receiving i
•*«- <- -S• er. "-onurwer/ Nates or •; >v or iham, ea for
Twer:----nve D a :t=, datsl on ti e 10 in April! 1632, end
ir ■•y-jbl-a twelve months aster i.i £ D-nvl E. Green bv
—*- -.- *a . .... ,1. ll E dmnn 1 a .mer as s cct-n *
■•3 tire cen. iu_rjt.cn therefor h'-s er. r- '. r file.
MILTON A. brow:;, j
BurU CiurJ.y, Jens 17, 1332 lw4t 1
TO THE rUH/Lk
j Friday, the First of this month, wo a t- vi
ed on examination ot' Mrs. Lcu-.h's pupils,
nn-l w( re hiirhiy irrmifi'-i! witii the s: ’ f . T!i
;lis: class, had, during the rfvssio-e.. (tvlie-n co n.
nienc : xi the is’ January Ins .) stit-ni i bi-.’ms ’-
. tic, Enyiisli Grammar. Goog'r; p!iy, t {is’ory ;>ua
Natural Philosopiiy. We war - particularly
! pleased wiiti "lie proiuptituiso, (lissij.ctii- s>, ; i,- .
* perspicuity of their answers to lh: vari jus ques
■' liens propoundc',l to thorn. We arc e wivin' - • ’
li'GQD 1 1\ ClQir vV dlSt,* ViJ D:!' • I 1:1.’ * i ’ill 1* I*l .1* •!
the c.'iamination was coiulacn !. tliat !; -r pn: iis
will never receive v i"u;> and iiba? iFi -t .mpr.
: : g of lh sev< ral brand < s of * .sue ition :o
which their a'lca ion may ! e given under her
• -Jirec' ion. 1 rom what we Have witm-ssed, \ve
i can assure the paren s of he you:hi'J ikni.-A s,
who have be* is, or a v h confi d ito he in
s'rued on of Mrs. Leigh, that they w; I have no-
Inng s■ j unlearn: .al l ; idgnig .i mn t s.*.s*:t *nie*--
'1 *1 la.’ 'F’l
; incut o: li,--r present |>u]hls, unit tu; v will i -.-srn
;s inne.-i shat is issetn 1 ss ,-d otis-uii -n al as a' anv
oli r : male i v ’; nainary in the fi ate, or in any
■Tiicr Stud*. We Cignuot conclude tli accoun
of liie ( vaniiiia: ion, (which has be: n superior to
';tny we have witnessed.) wi hon, cougratidaiing
•nir follow ci-izeiis t*T the Urat gen.-railv, upon
i he r -eibibi.shuse.t’ of a t'.nu-io LVniinary °t
I s-arning. at tie Glu vu!n-e Corn -r, in (>gl -rp--
•*■ ti;* \, >* siie.i pioii4,si i- ;o eg.S'S--. -.4 .* *, xt ■- *
• ini- which Formerly exis ed at that jla *e. ei!-!
(sincerely hope that pamn's who arc desirous oi
jgi\ ui rin ar ija'jglia•• san o luca - ;-“>n, wls.<- i r.iav
:vnd( r tsein not only ns--n i niemi ms < >eic ! y.
jo.-uasiuii9s «.*f is; ■ cou»iiinm»y of v. Inch they
: .hay bemeuib'-rs, will pa*rounv- m • infug t-t-asii
in-'.ry, which cannot fail to nward in Urn- most
, liberal nr nuer any pain ang th< y may is* s • • ,v.
It is uee ssarv to as.id ihut iFiC Jum--T C lass t>p-
Ipeart il to t esr ! a Ivan’agc iu the i.rnucls'.-s >•'.
a- m.'u iOix, ■>-, meii ti; .r at:en:ion l.tsu oc* n ui
j;co-ed.
ww. u. ciiAvrro nn,
I JOSH? 11 J. MOOR!-:,
GLORGIv M. DI LI E Y,
j BUR'.VldtrL POPE,
I >SAMUEL BA LI Ad IX,
John gerhinf.
June 10 at 1
i •-A-v' bS. S Ir ,V 4as
! A -'J fi Sind a fi v/ days ago by a n- .no w- -
* As nsnn. The owner, L-y moving tin
prop.-rty, and paying for thb nmice,
. can have the Ring again. Annlicssti n can be made «♦
THIS OFFICE. ‘
I Jure 19 ' ■ It
t
The first iiuru.i er ot" the
i ridffrf GEORGIA GAZETTE, will be b-u
- ed on Tue? lav, the 3d of July r> \t.—
And all person? who h ive us th*-ir po>--»---.«io: t ;
rn. ass {■) ti; -t katvr, arc. respectfully n-querta-! ut forv e d
•them tu the ofiice of liie Gazette in Atliciis, bv dlrh
I instant^
I > G Editors w ihm she State arc requested to give
th'- above an insertion.
d n 5 3t 103
I anti Stolen f-j Mesti.
AMONG TUE NUMBER,
i AyrX THE DWELLING an I STORE
I U; oooupn ,! by (Mrs. Berry and M>. Rowliind—
! ■•)«{( ''Cifw ,!;e two S I CiZDB next. j.lr. Barren’s
; Drug Store,, with the Dwelling aboi c.
| the DWELLING noarthu Flan.
: -i j»»aTtor’s If •: 1, occupied bv Mr. Vanz-uit—
!4a s t {D'Vfea ’ ’ T--- x »
' ?f 15 » tner w.iu tae F ire Front Sa ORF., now oc.
; cupied by Fears. G. W B ut | o r A Co.
ALSO—OTHIjR STOHS
Possession given ‘lie I.? October next. —Array to
E. F. CAMPBELL.
June 19 Iv.-tO 1
j ~ SUMMER RESIDENCE,
To Rcnf, for the Seofpn.
I fjx\. comfortable HOUSE ou the Sand
i .5a s? 'i| Jliib, b.tely put in good order, well t-meited,
• . g9a ' *’-a ' tc gc d water, and: short .-i .nc
ALSO
Trt *> . i % ¥ 6"» r - k rr V
i£ required, two bmK* aa « to
: lure for tie- same period.—Enquire at No. 249, Broad.
| Street.
| A itrusta. 19th June, 1532. 1 ■
s FOR SAf,E tni iiivX'T,
‘ - ,-s. The two story Double TENEMENT,
V»»Rusldlng. ii .vt below Mein's Wure-House
JS! B_ ! iTvr.T ' bg; r ’ rtu '' 'j ; IC. >
11 og ■ it jupied by John S Lott, and J.
:T. Barton, with as; a ous St >rc nt’nehc.i to r-nch, it;--
'Ti,iicdi:ite vicinity t‘> ■ verul public Warc-Flouses. ren
! •■• rs it eligible as a stand for the country trad-. Tiicrc
ii? al io, a small Dwelling in the rt sir of -nil, -is.
i 'Hie whole i? oiler- .1 for > oti liberal tera./, or will
■be ranted to suitable Tenants.
M VTTHEW NELSON,
i Jure 19 5T w 1
AOMTCE
' ' UnJcrsignt 1 hay appointed Jon-ar If. M.-.w, Esc.
.tL liis Agent, during hid absence from the State.
•i Jtid, hem nlso Tn Mznt,
TTfhb TWO Conimpdions Fme Proof
's iGp'ia OH !■>»- near the Lower M r’-; f—• n>t
V.ilm fcS , a Co - ■ us Dwell
ing, t ;gether with all m-cdful Out-Hoimo?,
CarriageiHouse arid Stable s, attach - to the pr mi es.
—ALSO--- ■
ATfhk A COMMODIOUS DWELLING!
A * ijf i I Ik w ith C.-nriago Ifoucc- a:. I Sta
■ ; , ' 1 on R*-ynold- treet.——l
'N ?i* a* given on tiie fir - T of. ( J*-lob--r next.
ASAPH WATER MAX. !
June ID, 1332 C w- 1
r ro rent;
F'.oa ? the firs * of O ioler rext.
JfThs: T} ‘ - DWELLING HOUSE on LI-,
Us-; tre-. . at present occupied bv-Judze Pt-id. ;
JiIIAPPLY TO ' J. s. ],i;EKS.
June 19 2t IDF
. —-
-:< ilfi nts s'-rsigned pract: -c I.aw in cormection. e%- ;
• ve fecir attention m - ? 9. the ■
1 soi Baidu in, 5'- ... a Pat i , ? .. , a. d J per
-A the O • 9 • ■ Circu t—Bil . . 9 ; roe, and H -
o{ the- I'liru a -revs:—Tv.nggp end of ti e Sourk.
ern ( rcuit—H.anca k o; me Xortham, and Wa-hing.'
.'n, oi fi.e 51.c-.4C Ctrcn . Ts-.ry well s*; found at the
Office heretofore occupied by Judge an recei
lj >R. K. Hixes,
RICH \RD» K. HIXES
IVERSON L. HARRIS, j
Milled Seville, June—l6s2 1
A7’A‘;x. jU> X. tW S'r.lil J.TG«
7 •
■ ' ASTXG cti.r-c-c’e-d tbemwlves in the |>l? Af’«!
■ l : TICE OF MEDICINE. Oiler their U-'
n.’ed service? to the public.
They may be found at their respective offices, in Me.
Intosh-s’reet. j
June 19 - - 2t I
Georgia, *fctfir?.on County.
HE REAS John Clements, applies for Letters!
- ct Administration on the E c ta.*j oi Ri-.hxrd T.
Spires, (isGCGrtd.
Tne«e ar® therefore to ci’-o and admoni sh al! and sin
g.for, *sc kindred and creditor? o t.se sard deceased,
to ne nni apoeor nt my office within the time pres cribed
by law, to a.e thc-rr objections tis any they h v- to
-new- cause way said Le tens should not be grant ;i.
Given u..der rny hand at Oir.-e in Loui.-vide, JcfFer
sen county, thi? 15th d-.v ot J--.«, D 32.
1— " E. BOTH WELL, Dep. Clerk.
1
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V-. ivy'i -g-\ t sc.-,
FA MILS-: & VmYNI X IIOTEIL,
C y-MLMR?,-7, C yforgifl.
g fgj III) Suh.-mribors having 1« ■vd tbi.s spacious rus-J
HL >le .* new Brick B.n! l;ng, beg leave tu inform
V,.’ pc.-r. iy, that 1 li >ti J, v. lh an e\o xivo
. r ewe of -' 1 jare now lini?hed in li;*; La ?t slvlc fur
! tin* nvc viiosi os those who will hencr the pr prietors
j ttfis t u r c urany- This csrsiblisiinieiit stands on the
site of the old Ci Hotel >n Br< »d-stxect, and ia poinfof
•; - . a ??, w ith the ro my're4-em. improvement a
,!\mi h • : bell? m.ntht red n; d car.rspund'-ig with each
I -room, &•'. A<'.) ronb-rx i’ snpeiMr to any in the South
! . rn country, it i? pit- ? stssly situated anti conliguoun to
be ** a sin.l'u-it Wins? and to tin-point ot active business
■ s tb<- City. It i? -sistom iry with proprietors in giving
such in I • mrsfion to the public, to extol nd render as con.
i■ - ps, no- -Iv as jv-.-'-ilde tit* -r «-sl;:bl«shnient. However,
1 iir - v.si strviccs and tiie geisen-.l acconitnodatiun
k •' ■ ’,• ?!;-.’ll say n 'thin:;, l-oving thorn to speck lor them.
‘j 1 selves. 1 * ibc th. ;r trb-'id? to say. tliat no personal
. v r : ■ ’ • r expense siicii be .-nesred to ren-ler their visi.
•" t-rs n*i boi-.iaiers in ewry respect comfortable ; they
, !■; v; suive tit d 01-Itgiii-; ( U rks and active servant;-,
.v'd will p-.-ovide ! r tie" ;r t J*h* al] the variety and luxu
: rv tliat this, end the neighboring City markets casailbrd,
. I iki ir -a ;b!<- with go. 1 an.l capable isosslers and the
• e; r vo-ab r which ecu b. juv-.-urcil. To ibis est b.
■ - Is; tis . " s.-h-d a r.f • • ,! cornier:abl DRE.fiBIN(4
ROOM vi ksi Inc’ rate BARBER.
i’i;» \ oiil r their rvices to the public, and Iscpc to
I nn. i s a kbcral char, of patronage. To those who have
. alia aby h >nored ’ltem with their company, they grate
illy 4 ywl theft favours
i OKVIRI) X lIVUU.
j! June ID 1
I, WMAY,
DRUGGIS L.
: T./y taer v, ,:h a very r r 'ii<'r.i! .assortTnent, has -nrt rp’
ct ivc<l the fi l owing artieb sos warr.ust.etipurify; which
arc o tie rod itar on the most rejsenubie terms,
j; xd it
i )’ & |ct> vpl'.i
Pah .it lla'-ley,'
Do. Gro.sis,
(■;-car fi?r4 t,
•Groi rd Jo. pure
I Ji j ; ), I’in s]ic: U,
Mfigne ia Lozenges,
Monerct no.
Icipsor o do. called Pontrcfac (hikes.
Ho-arls-mad do.
Tamanu is,
l'r« ton Salts,
C '! '-.lrs’ ssjl): riCT Stl.r-fi 1 ,
'rheniiomcters,
Hydrometers.,
■ Succnar.mn t— r,
li* d and bJs.ck Ink,
■ ! Cblotide of Lime,
Chloric .Ether,
Sylvester’s Soluble Ink Powder, fur' producing mi
in-tssntc.ncous, durable black Ink.
1! i .Time 1;) X
jl ■ —,
Compound Chlorine Tooth Vs ash,
•J; /• or correcting a bad breath and the Teeth
I . * ~ 3
('hlor’ne Dentifrice,
C-lprcc il Dcnllfricc,
Gnj -nor Naples comprnnd £ having Cakes,
Tcrsism Otto of Rase Shaving Cakes,
bi Erasive I’owdcr
Kephaba,
Bears Oil.
For Sale hi,
1 4 <1 T 4 ry''
1 Xlk7*>iyx*> 1. M KA J .
■jl tffjf __ 1
JOHN "l s * AET33Y "
iv . .. 7
| lies again received From Ntnv-l.ark, a choice- a. rnrt
meat of
1 ST. I T> E: 1P M I * GOO IP
1 AND ESTECTING SOON TO BEf KITE AmiTIO.VAL SUI'S'LIES,
-NOW ON TIXE WAT ;
j i frpr tg
’ && . ;foer Irish Sheetings, approved style,
: Gentlemen s Blue, Olive and Brown Caiublet? for sur.a.
,ij rn< r wear.
t •cntlcmen’a Cotton ni ?.t, do. do. do.
j l-'up irior bleach cotton -Shirtings, put ;/*»«< Liner,
| L tel-:pc Bead Bags, rich patterns,
' Blue, !-]•;?•:, lil.se, pink and black Gingham.-,
|i J-’T'-mr black watered Belt Ribbons, wide t kind,
''-hii Lea: and dark feather Fisi t, in great v,.riety,
; Bob’.-met;, (pulling li-ices’ and inserting-,
1 Assort d Blond Gauxe SliawU,
i !ii-i *k, Muo,! . -ick ;md groei-. It alian Sewing -Silks,
! (vicfii i'U'l \\ hite florcnre U-ik?,
>1 Black Hollam , and Salisa Linen, for Linings,
,; Lowell mint Cottons AN, Orleans fancy brown Shirt
j: _ info,
Dash, French and English brown Drills, n’l pr res,
Buy.ei'me double bached, colored Marseilles Vestings,
b ench manufacture and durable colors,
. 1 Bovs’ IV -a rl Buttons, Ac. Ac.
bi May 22 07
j • •
mssoiiUTioaf,
• HE Copartnership existing for son - " time past in
| : tiiis city, iini.b-r.rhe Erm of Bostw-ick &. B/.rr.D,
is this day di?? lived by mutual cons ent.
j 1 Ai! p.-r.-o-rs having demands sgiirs. s.ud Firm, will
present them to Wau-.Ji Bostwick for payment, and
'hose in.ID ted, will make payment to him, he being alone
; autiiorized to settle the bus-ties? of the concern,
i ' MTLLTAM BOSTV/ICK,
DEMJA.MIiX BAIRD.
I? Augusta, Ist. June, 1832 Ct 104
Tiie UTKlersitrued will continue bu
-1 siness at the rnr.m st re as that occupied by Bostwics
j: A Baird, wliere he will keep as formerly
M 1 • 9
A OEM.'. AL ASSORT SIENT OF—
&**:/ &<iod { and &ree.et Uo }
mid soli ;im fron; their friend: and customer , a cositbsu.
I "nee ot then eu tom arid patronage.
WILLIAM BOz'-TMTCK.
I AUGUSTA AM) SAVsiNyAJT~
IJ.aHv laCije.
. - *wnn: savann.ui daily stage line min
v eomph tc order - ’-d now r inning regularly—le
! ing .lugusta * very evening at half past 9 o’clock, and - r-
I riving m S:.v.ir>m,h every ev.-niug at 11 o’clock—and
ifff •'."•yr.nn.-h ev- ry n’t; r-ioon at 3 o’clock, and ir.
r ■ >n A- -- -. ry s ' rso-n at 5 o’clock—thus tra
!. v*- 1 * ’ ••* over a d»a < >i 133 miles in less time than any
ot- •'r L: r ut t:> . The filag'-s are good and cot:'.
-’o a ; j ’’r.verr, mcad.y and experienced, the
. s r client and ns &msord*andtfae accomrnodsastioQS
■s th- r ■■ -d • tch -- - . n :■* i.-ril to give ? tisiaction. The
t; re f.:. ys j L.v DOLLARfi, consider bly less
\V II.LIA.M 81LVNX ON, Proprietor.
r ?’-;Jril G b 4
j! AX ORDINANCE,
! rO P2EVEN. SLAVES IT?IIQCE.VTXNCJ EETAIL SHOTS CM THE
SABBATH DAY.
- *c. I. Be It Ordained by the City Council of Au
gusta I: ■t fi shall not be lawful for any Licensed Re
q:er o: fi; intaous Liquors to permit ary slave not own.
i ed or hired 'ey Lira cr -her. or lawfully under his or her
car-* -t eh;rye ;to enter his cr her Retail Shop, or ie.
- main in fi. :r on the lot attached thereto at any rime dur
mg ’.in aanbat!’, or between nine o’clock at night arid
- "-n rise • t any other time, wi.hout a special ticket of per
; ics'sijn rrom Iss? or n.er owner or lurer.
lj Sec. 2. .3d be it further Ct la. ucd, T.iat; t-v perso
'■■ho m?.v violate any of the previsions of this Ordnance
. in: y be i;..e-d m a «-iin not exceeding one hundred dollars,-
Djtc in Council, the 4th J-gr of Juno. 1-32.
SAMUEL HALE, Mavor
Bv ;hc 'lr.vc'-
Geotce M. Walker, Clerk.
June 12. 1632. 103
j EZr" SHERIFF’S TITLES,
lor Sale at this OJp.ce