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"Old Virginia never tire .” — Tha Petersburg Intelli- 1 geooer of the 15th inst. says—“We understand the South ' Carolina challenge, Julia by Bertrand, against any horse in the United States, for SIO,OOO, four mile heats, has ] been taken unbv a Virginia Turfman, and we shall be < rJ - . I enabled to acquaint our readers with all the particulars in the course of a few days.” ] A letter from Harrisburg, Pa. received at Philadelphia t on the 12th inst. says—“ Mr. Clay’s Tariff bill is much approved of by the friends of the protective system in this quarter. Gov. Wolf is said to have spoken ot it as the only measure that could have been adopted to preserve the tariff and the Union.” The New. York Gazette states, that the captain of an , English vessel lying in port, with some company, left a tavern on Saturday night, and went on board his vessel to sup. In the course of the evening, the said captain ( shot a young man by the name of Scott, who lies danger- , ously ill, the ball having entered the left breast near the 1 heart. The captain was apprehended and committed, «t declared he Ind no knowledge of the transaction. ( The Virginia Legislature has adjourned altera pro- i traded, but interesting session. Green Gauze ! —Married, in Brunswick county, N. C. \ John Peter Gauze, Esq. to Miss Hannah Jane, daughter i •of the late John T. Green. A >leam-boat was lately launched at Wilmington, N. <C. intended to ply thence to ■S’mithville and back. , k Bank of North Caroline.— The Salisbury Branch of this institution is discontinued. The business of wind ing up the concerns of the Branch is placed in the hands i of Win. 11. Horah, late Cashier. The only Branches now rcmainii>g, arc those of Newborn, Wilmington, and Tarborough. iS'ince his late election to the House of Commons,Wil liam Cobbett has lost his reserve, if he ever had any, and bears his faculties and luck without the slightest meekness. He writes thus of himself —“ I dined up wards of 25 years ago with Lord Liverpool, Huakisson and Canning, and knew then I had more talent than all thr*". of them," Phrenology is at length reduced to practice. The inmates of a lunatic asylum in London are no w classed according to their respective bumps, and in consequence, •only two are required to be strongly secured. Drawing of the (fold ItOllcry to the 10th starch, inclusive. BURKE. Fortunate Drawers. Capts. Disl. No. Dist. Seo. Elam B. Lewis "23 21 2 John Ganas 224 2 4 Henry P. Jones 688 I® 2 James Tinly, jun. orph. 1016 21 2 John Smith, Peterson’s 805 19 3 John Brenson, 75th 425 2 3 Daniel Greene, 73d 344 13 2 John Suggs, Peterson’s 317 19 2 COLUMBIA . James G. Hutchinson 659 17 3 Elbert Ramsey 364 20 3 Chas. Evans 314 15 1 Martha Cousins, wid. 43 16 4 John Tuder 878 2 1 James Herne, Dozier’s 262 16 4 John Avary’s orphs. Peek’s 1287 18 3 Wm. Magrader, jun. Harris’s 828 18 3 Wm. Thomas, Cliett’s 686 21 2 JEFFERSON. John Bcckton 192 5 1 Joseph Marshall 385 18 S James Cain 118 18 2 James Neely, Lamp’s 464 20 3' Wm. E. Barron, Carswell’s 410 12 1 Owen McDermot, ditto 595 12 1 RICHMOND . Alex. Jones 057 3 4 Augustus A. Dill 328 1 3 Henry Zinn 261 1 2 Abraham Huggins 921 12 1 John Fetters 715 18 2 Edward Lafilte 838 15 2 Wm. Thompson, 398th 382 3 1 Luther Roll, 120ih 38 21 2 David L. Curtis, 6Doth 314 4 1 Wm. Templeton, 124th 85 3 1 Washington D. Holsinbake, Rhodes’s 177 1 4 WARREN. Micajah Dardin 475 1 3 Augustus Manning 165 21 3 James M. Broom 749 17 2 Jesse R. Beall 635 18 2 Richard Hill 692 4 3 Adam Granade, Perryman’s 164 17 2 Robert Jones, Down’s 764 3 3 Martha Johnson, w. Parham’s 133 21 2 Elizabeth Jourdan, Camp’s 572 5 1 John Dozier, Parham’s 330 11 Diehitsch. —He was universally blamed for careless ness of the lives of his men, sacrificing 'hem in unheal, thy encampments, wearying them by fatiguing reviews and long marches, and not checking the dishonesty of the commissariat department. These, coming from Russian officers, who are all more or loss guilty of ne glecting their men, were heavy charges against him.— His decision in crossing the Balkan against the opinions of all the Generals, they dwelt on with rapture. Yet his firmness he carried into things of no moment; it was therefore often injurious: e.g. the day fixed on for the march of the army from Adrianople to its winter quar ters, was terrible—cold and wet; on which the Generals of division waited on the Marshal to know if the move ment could not be deferred till the following day, when tha storm might cease. “My orders are given,” he re plied, “march !” Inconsequence, one third of the al ready exhausted horses were left on tiie road during the first twenty-four hours. BOSTON, FEB. 13. Lotteries. — The Governor of Massachusetts transmitted a message to the Legislature yesterday, accompanied by a memorial signed by Wm. Sullivan, James Read, and others, citizens of Boston, earnestly requesting the interposition of the Legislature, in suppressing the sale of lottery tickets. These proceed, mgs have been instituted in consequence offthe suicide committed by Ackers, the cause of which arose from lottery speculations. This crying evil is now undergo ing a severe scrutiny. It is stated that in the short space of seven or eight months, Ackers embezzled the emormous amount ot eighteen thousand dollars, every cent of which teas spent in lottery tickets. The follow ing is a copy of a declaration found in his desk after his death. — Globe. “ I have for the last seven months gone fast down the road to destruction. “ There was a time, and that too but a few months since, that I was happy because I was free from debt and care. “ The time I note my downfall, or deviation from the paths of rectitude, was about the middle of June last, whan I took share in a company of Lottery tickets, •whereby I was successful in obtaining a share of one half the capital prize; since which I have gone for my self, and that too, not on a very small scale, as you can judge from the amount now due J. R. Co* every dol lar of which has been spent in that way. “ I have lived or dragged out a miserable existence* for two or three months past. Sleepless nights and a guilty conscience have led me on to the fatal act. “ Only the hope of making Messrs. J. R. & Co. good for the defalcation has postponed it till the present time ; a smaller amount I did hope would be the result, for the worse luck I had the more I bought. “ Since I have reflected on my rashness, I cannot look back and see how it is possible. I could have con ducted in this way. When the situation I occupied, and the confidence reposed in me, and the long tints I have been engaged, and the reward for my poor services by t —but the loss is too much for me to bear. “ Oh, that seven or eight months past of my existence could be blotted out—but no, I must go—and ere this pa per is read, my spirit is gone to my Maker, to give an account of my misdeeds here, and receive the dreadful sentence tor self-destruction and abused confidence. [Two or three lines erased.] “ Relatives and friends I have, from whom I do not visit to part under such circumstances, but necessity— “O wretch, lotteries have been my ruin. 44 1 cannot add more.” Spanish Politeness. — l have often observed, how ever exalted their rank, that the Spaniards are ex cccdingly kind and affable to their inferiors. And, Indeed, the lower classes have much natural politeness: nor is there any language or manner which disgusts or offends. They have no vulgarity in their freedom, nor servility in their respect. I have often sat round 1 the fire of a Posada, amid Spaniards of all classes. ] whom chance had assembled together, and have been I quite charmed to mark the general good humor, and the 1 easy, unembarrassed propriety of behaviour of the common peasants. —Recollections of the Peninsula. the 14th inst. in Morgan county, at Buck Head, Mr. MARTIN GRANNISB, a respectable citizen of that county. He has left many friends and re latives to lament the loss they have sustained ; but if honesty and goodness of heart are to be rewarded, in the life to come, certainly Mr. Granniss will be entitled to the reward. COMMEfi (3AI. LATEST DATE FROM LIVERPOOL JANUARY 17 LATEST DATE FROM H AVRE JANUARY 15 Extract of a letter received in Savannah Joy the British Ship Vestal , dated 41 LIVERPOOL, Jan. 18.—Sales of to-day and yes terday reach about 7000 bales, at former prices. Hold ers sell freely. Our stock is barely 135,000 bales, which ought to raise prices—but a good deal may bo expected by first change of wind. CHARLESTON, March IS.—We have had a tol erable business doing this week in most articles, except for the staples of the country, which are quite dull. — The country business has revived a little, and affairs generally look more favorable than they did several weeks since. The weather has been quite pleasant for the season, and present indications, favor the opinion that a fair spring business is in prospect. Cotton. —The demand, throughout the week, has been quite dull, in consequence of the scarcity of shipping, end the long period which has elapsed since accounts have been received from Europe. Our latest dates from Liverpool are of the 16th January, more than 60 days old, and further advices are anxiously expected. The total sales of Uplands, in this market, during the past week, do not exceed 3,500 bales. The following are the particulars such sales as have come to our knowledge; 77 bales at 91; 15 at 9j ; Go7at9|; 310 at 9jj: 728 at 10 ; 109 at 10 j ; 458 at 104 ; 150 at 10|; 34 at 104; 47 at 10J; 194 at 10|; 110 at 11 ; 52 at 111; 187 at 111, and 56 bales of extra quality at 11 4. The sales it will be observed, were principally from 10 to 101 cents; but prime lots still continue in great re quest, but are quite scarce. Stock on hand Ist Octo ber, 460 bales Sea Island, 2527 do. Upland ; arrived this week, 523 Sea Island, 2,947 Upland ; previously, 16,326 bales Sea Island, 118,659 do. Upland ; exported since Ist October, including the amount on ship board not cleared, 15,151 bales Sea Island, and 114,169, do. Upland; remaining on hand, 2167 bales Sea Island, 9974 do. Upland. Flour. —Sales have been made to a considerable ex tent, both for export and home consumption. About 1209 barrels have changed hands during the week, most part of which was Philadelphia, which brought from 54 to 5J ; Baltimore Howard-street sold at $6. The stock now on hand is probably hut little more than what is ne cessary for the consumption of the city. Grain. —There were no arrivals of Corn until Satur day, when about 10,000 bushels reached the Market. There have been no sales this week, and our quotations are nominal. From the large quantity now on hand, (several cargoes being already in store,) we may look for a decline in price. There have been no transactions in other Grain, with the exception of 1000 bushels Oats, at a price which we did not learn. Sugar. —The only sales that have come to our know ledge, were about 60 lihds. Matanzas Muscovado, brand, 44 F. D.” which sold in lots at 84, and 80 boxes brrwn Havana, in the vicinity of 7’-. Coffee. —The demand for this article has been to a fair extent, and about 500 bags have changed hands at about our quotations, which we have reduced a trifle from those of last week. Molasses. —About 400 bbls. New Orleans, sold in lots, to the trade, at various prices, from 264 a 28 cents, and some above that price. 66 hhds. Cuba Avcre disposed of, prices not transpired, but believed to be under 25 cents. Spirits, —The Stock of Whiskey on hand is large, and the article dull. Sales in small lots, have been ef fected at 34 cents in hhds. and 35 in hbls. which is a re duction on last Aveek’s prices.—3o bbls. N. E. Rum sold at 38 cents. MOBILE, March 9.— Cotton.— The receipts since our last RevieAv are 8357 bales. The exports are 7,312, and the stock on hand including all on ship board not cleared, is 36,582 bales. During the Aveek cotton has been in free demand, and from four to five thousand bales have been sold chiefly at our quotations though in some instances a trifling advance has been obtained. The stock unsold is still large, and not much disposition is manifested on the part of heavy holders, to submit to present rates. The advices received yesterday from Liverpool to the Isth Jan. will not, it is believed, in any respect affect our market. ROSTON, March 11.— Cotton. —The market has sustained no material change on cur last reported pri ces, and the principal operations consist of about 400 bales Uplands, 11 a life, and 3 a 400 do. Ncav Orleans, 124 a 13| per lb. 6 mos. and some common qualities, at lower rates. Coffee. —There has been a very animated demand for Coffee throughout the Aveek, and former prices are ful ly supported ; large sales have been made to the trade, and the operations for southern markets have been con siderable. St. Domingo, 11 4 a 12c, Havana 12c., Rio old crop 124, and neAV do. 124 c., Java 13c. per lb. 6 mos. There Avas a public sale under the direction of the United States* Marshal—soo bags Cuba* principal ly quite ordinary, at 8| a lOf per lb. NEWBERN, (N. C ) March 15. — Butter, 20 a 22; Candles. 12 a 15 ; Coffee, 134 ; Colton, 9 a 9 25; Hemp per yard, 15 a 20; Flax, do. 10 a 15; Flour, bbl. 6 a 6 50; Wheat, bushel, $1 aO; Corn, bbl. 2 40; Molas ses, gallon, 27 a 30 ; Salt, Turks Island, 50 a 55 ; do. Liverpool, 60 a 70 ; Sugars, Loaf 16 a 18; Lump, do. 14 a 15; BroAvn, do. 7 a 9. I&AREKE NEWS. ARRIVED . ‘"lOth. Steam packet Wm. Seabrook, Dubois, Charles ton. Merchandize, Arc.—to J. &, W. Harper, G. A. Wal ker, Stovall <fc Simmons, Hatch &. Co. Broom, W. P. Merryman, B. M. Rogers, Bensons, Cobb & Carter, G. Bowers, Dexter, G. Parrott, H. W. Walton, Mr. Flynn, Rees & Anderson, TJBarrett & Co. Musgrove & Bustin, Slaughter & Labazan, R. B. Haviland & Co. W. & 11. Bryson, R. Philip, S. Hale, J. Marshall, A. Gumming, J. Gregory, Kerrs, Graham &. Hope, J. W. Meredith, G. Glascock, H. Cosnard, Mrs. Sera,J. Collins, L. Hull, and Beers, Booth & St. John. Passengers, Mrs. Lin coln, Mrs. Gordon, two Miss Seabrooks, Major Smith, L T , S. A. Messrs. Wm. Seabrook, Sen. Eddings, Bat. tie, Broughton, S. Beall, F. Beall, J. Beall, Murphy, DaVis, Martin, Levansen, Way, Lyon, Burnett, M’Cloud, Ladd, and Masters Smith and Gordon. 20th, Steamer Savannah, Lyon, Savannah, Merchan dize, &c.—to J. & W. Harper, Barber & Blair, W. & H. Bryson, A. Johnston, B. F. M’Donald, W. Allen, R. C. Baldwin, J. Thompson, J. Siblev & Co. M. Nelson, F. H. Cook, Musgrove & Bustin, S. H. Woodruff, N. Carter, G. Lott, W. RostAvick, Heard & Wilson, Stovall & Sim mons, C. & R. Lambert, T. Barrett & Co. J. Bones, J. Moore, L. Roll, G. Parrott, J. Gilbert, Adams, Parmelee & Co. J. B. Bishop & Co. Wright, Van Antwerp & Co. and J. C. Holcomb. DEPARTED, 21st, Steamer Savannah, Lyon, Savannah, Avtth boats— -1200 bales Cotton. FROM THIS PORT. Steam packet John D. Mongin, Curry, Charleston. Steamer Charleston, Sassard, do. Steamer Free Trade, CressAvell, Savannah. The steam packet John StoneA’, Green, to lea\’e next day, and steamer Charleston, Sassard, to have despatch for this place, Avere up at Charleston 19th inst. The steamer Augusta. Norris, for this place, was to have left Savannah on the evening of the 20th inst. SAVANNAH, March 18.—Arr. Br. ship Alcyone, Muir, Liverpool 65 days; ship Macon, Porter, New York 5 ; brigs Cynosure, Hopkins, Boston 15; SarahAPhcbe, Spakeling, do. 27; Br. schr. Henry & Thomas, Hays, Montego Bay, Jam; schrs. Exceli, Nichols, New-York 5; Envoy, New, Boston 8; United States, Monroe, N. Orleans 15; steamers Free Trade, CressAAell; Savan nah. Lyon, and Charleston, Sassard, Augusta. MARCH 19.—Arr. schr. Meridian, Small, St. Thom as 10 days. Sailed, Sp, schr. Torrente, Carcano, Havana. Evening —Arr. Br. ship Vestal, Liverpool, 18th Jan.; brig Sea Island, Attvood, BostonS days. Sailed, schr. Deluvian, Green, Baltimore. CHARLESTON, March 18.—Arr. ships Orpheus, Cobb. New-York 10 days; Alleghany, Michaels, Phila delphia ; brigs Virginia Packet, Dicks, Teneriffe 31 ds; OctaAaa, Croft, Matanzas 10 days; schrs. Pioneer,Moor, New-York 20 days; Climax, Kendrick. Baltimore; A lert, Taylor, do.; Cora, Carson, NeAV-Orleans ; steam packet John Stoney, Green, Augusta. Went to sea, Br. brig Mariner, M'Geeche, Gree nock. MARCH 19.—Sailed, shi)* H. Allen, Wilson, New- Vork; Sutton, Berry, do.; brigs Jones, Williams, do.; Mary Hayes, Gpnyson, West Indies; schrs. Haxall, Halpen. New. York; James & Edward, Spmil, Norfolk. -MARCH 20.—Arr. steam packet John D. 3/ongin, Curry, Augusta; steamer Charleston, Sassard. do. In the Offing.ship Frances, Griffith, from New-Xork; and a herm brig, supposed to be the George, from do. DCPThe Friends and Acquaintance of Mr. Richard Bola.v, are invited to attend his fune ral from his late residence, upper end of Broad street, This Afternoon , at 3 o’clock. March 22. DCP The Constitutionalist Reading Room, directly under the Office, is now open for the benefit of the Public. JAMES A. NHSHET, ATTORNEY AT LAW. HA\ ING established himself at tiie Court House in Floyd county, will gratefully receive and faith fully discharge, any business committed to his profes sional care in the several Courts of the Cherokee Cir cuit. March 22 It. 80 LAW NOTICE. F undersigned has taken an office in Cummixc.’s Si. Law Range, and will attend to business with which he may be entrusted. FELIX M’KINNE. March 22. 3t 80 TO THE PIBLIC. on the 17th November last, at the V w house of Mr. Benjamin Watson’s, of Columbia county, during an altercation with Mr. Isaac Watsoii, when in the heat of passion, I did make use of unseemly observations, derogatory to his character, I deem it my duty, after mature deliberation, in justice to Mr. V\ a - feelings, to announce to the public that I duly ap preciate his character, and deeply regret having made use of such observations, and do not by any means think them applicable to him. ms JOHN * HARRtS- March 22, 1833 80 mark. Charleston , Feb. B th, 1833. 3RTARIOUS reports having reached us of an impreS- V sion gaining ground throughout the Country, that in consequence of our present unhappy political rela tions, there will not be this Spring such stocks of Goods as are usually kept in this Market : We, the under signed, Merchants, have concluded to adopt this me thod of counteracting an opinion so injurious to our friends and ourselves, and to assure those, who have usually made their purchases in Charleston, that we in tend to pursue our business in this place, unless pre vented by causes not now anticipated : And having at this lime, and expecting, a full supply of such articles, as have usually been kept by us, we are, and will be prepared, to meet the demands of our customers, as fully and satisfactorily as heretofore, and respectfully invite them to visit this city, with confidence in our a bility and disposition to promote their interests. Parish, Wiley & Co. W. S. Boag & Co. C. & G. H. Kelsey. N. 11. Wildman <fe 20. Weed & Benedict. J. &• J. Tait. Walton, ' Murrell &. Co. H. B. Gleason &.C * Miller, Ripley & Co. Stoddard, Davis &: Co. James J. M'Carter. Evland & Hayden. E. &. C. Robbins. Geo. B. Graxniss & Co. Coleman, Wright & Co. Mills Beach, E & J. B. Delano. Shelton & Caldwell. Hyde &. Cleveland. Wm. M. Tii.eston & Co. S. Babcock & Co. A. M. Hatch & Co. Baker, Gregory & Co-. Wm. H. Gilliland & Co. E. Abraham. Flemming, Ross & Co. D. G. Haviland &. Co; Chamberlin & Cobb. February 12 12t 69 BRIGADE ORDERS, r 2‘2d February, 1833. $ THE first Brigade of the 2J Division of the Geor gia Militia, will be Reviewed as follows, viz : The 76th Battalion of Richmond county, at their usu al parade ground (Spring Hill,) on Wednesday the 3rd of April next. The 75th Battalion at Auglista, on Thursday the 4th of April. The Regiment in Colum bia county, at Appling, on Friday the sth of April, and the Warren Regiment at Warrenton on Saturday the'6th of April next; the officers and non-commission-, ed officers will be assembled for Drill as directed; by orders transmitted to the Colonels. After the Review, an Inspection of the troops and arms will be made by the Inspector, when the Captains and officers commanding Companies will be prepared to make their returns to the Inspector in conformity to law. Should there be any Districts without a Captain or Subaltern officers, the Colonels will take immediate measures consistent with a faithful discharge of duty, to Brevet officers for them agreeably to law, and in the distribution of these orders, they will instruct their offi cers to proceed with promptitude in carrying them spee=. dily into effect, that the Inspection inay be complete. AARON W. GRIER, Brig. Ge.n'l. Ist Brigade, Hd Division, Ga. Ma. February 26 73 •It Chambers, USth Feb. 1833. Between Patrick B. Connelly i and Robert Collins, Com- > D ., 7 r n , . A , A V Dill 7 or Discovery , Re. plainants, and Ann Green ) 7 . J . T • ?• and Elihu Lipscomb, De- hes and fendants. ) IT being shewn that the Defendants in this Bill re= side in the State of Alabama, so that personal ser vice of a copy cannot be effected on them, Ordered, That they appear at the Superior Court to be held in and for the county of Jefferuon, and State of Georgia, on the 3d Monday of May next, and plead, answer or de mur to said Bill, and that a copy of this order be pub lished once a week for two months, before the day for appearance in one of the Gazettes in Augusta, Geor gia, and in Eric, Greene County, Alabama; WM. W. HOLT, Judge Superior Court, M. C. Geo. Marcli 12, 1833 w2m 77 O’ The Greene County Gazette, Erie, Alabama; will publish the above weekly, two months, and forward the account to this office. E. OSBOKN, SURGEON DENTIHT, S'© ESPECTFFLLY informs the citizens of Augusta, I&and its vicinity, that he has returned to this city, and taken private rooms at the United States Hotel, east end, where an early call front those who may need his professional services will receive prompt and unremi*- ted attention 68 Feb. 8 The Thorough bred Mace Blorse rSTtHE property of William R. Johnson, Esq. n beau- Al_ tiful BAY, by Sir ARCHY, Dam by G-4-LLA TIN, and the winner of several Races, will stai id the ensuing season at my Plantation, near Augusta. T erms, Pedigree, and particulars in time. P. FITZSIMONG. February 15 ts 70 •JOSEPH B. BONDER, A TTORNEY AT LAW, formerly of Sparta, and -TM. one of the late firm of Thomas & Gonder, has lo cated himself at the Capital of Lumpkin county. He pledges himself that business confided to his edre shall be promptly attended to. He will practice in the different counties com posing the Cherokee, circuit, also Hall and Habersham. He will attend to levying executions sent from differ, ent counties, to recording deeds, and he will, if required, attend personally the Sheriffs’ sale of the count! es ad jacent to Lumpkin, and represent his clients at the sale. As there are no regular charges established for such business, he deems it just he should state what will be his charges. For attending to recording a deed, he will charge three dollars, exclusive of clerk’s fee. For having a tract of land levied on, he will charge five dollars, unless it becomes necessary for him to seek information as to its value, previous to granting it; in that event he will takeout the plat and grant, and ciiarge ten dollars, exclusive of grant fees. For attending Sheriffs’ sale in different counties than Lumpkin, and representing plaintiffs, he will charge five dollars. His other charges shall be such as are usual with At torneys. All business heretofore confided to Thomas &, (len der, will be attended to by James Thomas, Esq., of Sparta. The editors of the Southern Recorder will please give the above six insertions. March 12 12t 77 £T>OUR months alter date, application will be niaiie io Ji the Honorable the Inferior Court of Warren coun ty, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real Estate of ADAM GRANADE, deceased, i March 5, 1833 JOSEPH AN SLY. Adm’r. For Savannah and Charleston, The Steam Packet WM SEABROOK, Gapt. DU BOIS, will leave for the above places To-morrow Morning at 9 o’clock—For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board, or to ‘J. & W. HARPER. March 22 * 80 RICH LOTTERY AT BEERS’^ 100 Prizes of §IOOO Each. By TO-MORROW'S Mail, will be received the draw ing of the Maryland State Lottery, Class No. 5. PRINCIPAL PRIZES. 1 Prize of 20,000 Dollars, 1 do do 12,000 Dollars, 1 do do 5,000 Dollars, 1 do do 3,000 Dollars, ?00 Prizes of 1000 Hollars. Ticket, only §1 , Half $5, Quarter $2 50. TO BE had at BEERS’ OFFICE. Herrs’ Official Prize List. The following are the drawn number® of the Grand ( onsolidatfed Lottery, Class No. 10. 19, 56, 38, 16, 55, 51, 52, 24, 15. LOWEST PRIZE, §4. O' Prizes sold and cashed at FSEEKS’ tortunato LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 241 Broad-street. O’ Address orders to IF. P. BEERS. March 22 80 Administratrix’s NDticiL ALL persons indebted to Berry Olive, deccaSbd, late of Columbia county, are required to make payment to the undersigned; and those holding claims against said deceased, are requested to hand in an he i count of their demands, duly attested, within the lime prescribed by law. ELIZABETH OLIVE, Adrit’x. Columbia co. March 22 thw 80 . LOST mi MISLAID, TWO NOTES OF HAND, on Andrew LockhaH, one for One Hundred Dollars, made payable to A; Jones or bearer, with his endorsement on it to me, ■ given in June, and on demand the Ist day of January, > 1833, with interest from date ; the other for 18 Dollars, given the Ist of last year to me as Adm’r; one day after - date. Three for §25 each, on Leaston Sneed, given ‘ the 24th of Dec. 1832; payable to ms or bearer on de ' mand the first day of January, 1833, with interest from ■ date. Two on Samuel Smith, C. A. Burton, security, ■ one for thirty dollars, the other for twenty-five, made t payable to me as Guardian, given the Ist day of Janua , ry, 1832, on demand the Ist of January, 1833. Three : on A. E. Holliday, ainount 72 dollars, D. L. Holliday, j security, given to me ns Guardian, the Ist day of Janua f ry, 1833, and on demand the first of Jan. 1834. Two - on Tharp Hale, one given to Midda Inman, or bearer, for Ten Dollars, on demand the Ist of Jan. 1834, and one givqn to me or bearer, for six dollars, with interest from date, given the Ist day of Jan. 1833. One on Greenville Spence, made payable to J. B. Ross, for 7 dollars, one clay after date. One on Henry Hilliard, for 7 dollars, made payable to me one day after date— also, an Execution on Henry J. Holliday, and one Note on Loven Llptrot, for 12 dollars, made payable to Tharp Hale or bearer, on demand, the Ist day of Nov. 1832 also, an account on Samuel Lockhart, for §5 10 cents. EDWARD WIMBERLY. Birdsville, Burke co. March 22 4 80 MILITARY EiNCAMPMENT. ’wmr ITH a view to the pronidtibn of Military Sci- V s ence, and the encouragement of Volunteer Corps, a system of annual encampments is proposed. Arrangements are nt progress for an extensive En campment in this neighborhood, to commence on the ■ 2d Monday in May next, in which all the Volunteer Corps of Infantry in the State, are respectfully invited to join us. I The time proposed for the continuance of the en -1 campment, is one week. A beautiful location has been ■ selected, commanding an extensive view of the town i and surrounding country. An arrangement has been made for the construction of comfortable Tents and Marques, for the accommodation of all the companies that may come. A contract has been made with indi viduals who will act as sutlers, and furnish the men I with good board, on the ground, at 75 cts. each per day. 1 On the last day an Encampment medal will he shot for. 1 The first of the proposed series of encampments took ’ place near Macon last Spring, and was attended with much benefit to the companies present. L. D. BUCKNER,') T. F. GREEN, Committee ; E. E. PARK, of J. G. POLHILL, Arrangements JOHN MILLER, J Milledgeville, March 19, 1833. 79 T.IX AOTICE. WE will attend at. the following times and places, to collect the Taxes and receive the returns of Taxable property for the year (1833,) eighteen hundred and thirty-three, viz : At the office of J. VV; Meredith, Esq. on Monday the 18th of March, and the Ist and 15th of April next.— At the Globe Hotel, on Tuesday 19th of March and 2d and 16th of April. At the Planters’ Hotel, on Wed; nesday the 20th of March; and 3d and 17th of April;— And at the office of A. I. Huntington, Esq. on Thurs. da)' the 21st of March, and 4th and lßth of April next. I Hours of attendance, from 10 o’clock A. M. to 1 o’- clock, P. M. JAMES PRIMROSE, Ti c. M. F. ftOISCLAIR, H. T; K. : March 12 6t ts tl Valuable Gold JfMinc FOR SALE. Agreeably to an order of the Court of Ordinary for the county of Jtfferson, will be sold at the Court-House ; in Clarksville, Habersham county, On the first Tues -1 day in June next— LOT No. 48, in the fourth District of Ha bersham county, containing 202 i Acres, which was drawn to and granted to James Cotton, to ba sold as the property of Gen. Homer V. Milton, deceased, for the benefit of the distributees of the said estate. This Lot ’ by reputation, contains one of the most valuable Gold I Mines in Habersham county.—Terms of sale Cash. ; ELIZA MILTON; Adm’x. Louisville, March 6, 1833 O’ The Milledgeville Recorder and Columbus En ' quirer, will publish the above till the day of sale, and ‘ forward their accounts to the undersigned for payment. E. M. Adm’x. td 77 MEIUIV’O CLOTHS. NO. 248, BROAD. HAS just opened a handsome assortment of 6-4 ME RINO and Real THIBET CLdtHS, embrac ing all the choice and fashionable colors, such as Crimson Scarlet, Royal Purple, Nazarine blue, Light do. Light I and Dark Green, together with a great variety of the .riode Colors. ALS6; Super. Merino Circassians and Frincettas, all colors : November 20 45 , TO THE PUBLIC. ON the first day of this month there took place a tremendous storm at Thomaston, which is found , to.have extended wide and far, and to have done much damage—rowing to which the itinerant agents employed . to sell tickets could not arrive in time, and the drawing i of the Union Hotel Property Lottery could not lake I place on the 2d inst. As there is considerable stock yet to dispose of, the Proprietor thinks it best to have the ’ drawing when the stock is sold, or most certainly the first day of January next: this will give him time to tell ; the balance of the tickets. Messrs. Saltmaish & Overton, start a fine Post Coach i I Union Line, to leave Macon and Columbus on the first ; , Monday in April nest, and meet at the Union Hotel in Thotjias:on three times a week.—This splendid Line i must raise the stocks, and be a great inducement for > purchasers who ever indulge in Lotteries. J. B. BATEMAN, Proprietor. Thomaston, March 4, 1833 2tmtd 77 . NOTICE. ' f f EYHE Subscriber having sold his stock of DRY JL goods to Mr. S. W. Wade, who continues : tha business, solicits for him a continuance of the custom and friendship of his former friends and custo mers. ; B. BAIRD. February 8 ts 68 1 JOB PRINTING ~ Executed ni this Office. T. AVEREXL, DRAPER AMD TAILOR, NO. 227 BROAD STREET, has just keckived a fresh supply or Spring ami Summer GOODS, CONSISTING OF BEBT superfine single milled Cassimeres, of various colours ; black Bombazines ; green and black crape Camblet; Inncy and plain Marseilles Vesting; French Satin, plain and figured Florentine Vesting. ALSO. Extra fine blue, black, olive, brown, green and mixed RROABCEOTHS. All orders strictly attended to and executed in the lat est and most approved fashions. March 22 go 10 WOOD. ~ /Q CORDS Oak and Hickory WOOt), wiH be stV Landed to-morrow, apply on the river bank. & March 19 2t 79 ~FOI)I)ER. ~ POUNDS of first quality FOD 9.- for sale, apply on the Wharf. March 19 ' 2t 79 SXOWDES, & SHEAR, HAVE JUST KEckIVKO A SUPPLY OP .VL Sr Gt.VGHtit fMS, SUPERIOR CRAPE CABEBLETS, ICHV priced 4-4 LtNENS. A Ladies’ fine unbleached Cotton Host; White Gro de Naps. Low priced and Fancy Pfiilts, new patterns, Low priced Cloths, S. S. will receive further supplies by the first ar rivals from New-York. March 12 4t 77 “ LINENS, &c. CASES 4-4 Irish in half piece* 1 do Suspenders J do containing Prints in frames. ALSO, 20 Baskets Champagne and G,OOO Segars, 100 in a Box. Just received and for sate by E. VV. BPOFFORD, Auctr. February 26 73 The Subscribers HAVE received an additional supply of GAIl“ DEN SEEDS, warranted the growth of 1832. TURPIN & D’ANTIGNAC, Agents for D. «J* C. L. February 22d 72 ~ 15 LAN ME TS, Ac. tt'h A feALES IKJFFIL BLANKETS 2 do 4i and 5 Point do 1 Case Satinetts Just received and for sale by E. VV. SPOFFORD, Auct’r. Feb 26 73 NEW AUCTION 1 THE Undersigned has received from the Hon. the City Council, an Auctioneer’s Incense, and has taken the Store iri Montgomery’s Buildings re cently occupied by Messrs; M. P. Earle & Co. where he respectfully offers his services to the public. ENOCH VV. SPOFFORD. 13” Liberal advances made on Goods Consigned. REFERENCES. J. K. Kii.burn, I C. SqUlre &S. Rogers, Sibley & Morrison, j M. P. Rarlk & Co. February 18 71 ENOCH W. SPOEPORD, Has just received, direct from New-York; bn consign, ment (at his Auction Office, next door below Messrs. Beers, Booth & St. John’s Office, Montgomery’s build ings) the following Goods, which are now Offered for sale, e CASES Blue, Brown, Olive and Mixt Cloths 2 cases Sattinets, assorted 13 cases Pleached Sheetings 6 hales Brown do. 7 cases Bleached Shirtings 10 bales Brown do; 6 cases Calicoes; assorted 1 case white Cotton Hose 1 do Random half do. 2 do Ladies Corded Robes 2 do Ready made Clothing 4 do French and German Goods 1 tierce Hard-ware 3 eases Cutlery, on cards and in dozens 1 case Children’s Caps 3 bales Twilled Jeans . 4 bales 7-8 Brown Shirting also, A variety of Staple, and Fancy GOODS February 19 71 A. KNOWLTON, Has just received direct from the Manufactory, a large and splendid assortment of COMBS, AMONG WHICH ARC THE FOLLOWING, VIZ : TORTOISE SHELL carved Tuck Combs, embra cing sixteen different patterns. Do do plain Tuck Combs, Do do quill Top do Do do puff neck, long, side and Dressing COtribs Brazilian carved and plain and quill top Tuck Combs l)o puff side, neck and long do | , Dressing; pocket and fine Ivory do. &.c. For sale at a small advance, from Manufacturers eost, by the dozen or single, at 248, Broad-street. Noveirtber 23 46 THE SITSSCRIBER, fTf AVING purchased of Mr. B. Baird, his entire K Stock of dry GOODS solicits a continu ance of the patronage heretofore bestowed on the es tablishihent, where will be found a general assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE in tiiii* And on the most reasonable terms, wholesale and re tail, at the Store No. Broad-street. S. VV. WADE. February 8 ts 68 LAW NOTICE. OC. GIBSON, one of the late firm of Goode and • Gibson, considering himself permanently located at Thomaston for the purpose of practicing La w, res. pectfully tenders his professional services to his fellow citizens. He will attend the Courts in the counties of Monroe, Pike, Fayette, Meriwether, Crawford, Talbot and Upson. He is personally known by Messrs. George Hargraves, formerly of Warrenton, John Fontaine, of Columbus, T. P. F. Thruwits and J. 11. Roberts of Warrenton andG. W. Crawford andC.J. Jenkins, Esqs., of Augusta. His office is at the first door from the west end of the Eagle Tavern, where he may be usually found. Thomaston, Upson county, Jan. 4 3t6mo 58 MONEY FOEN3L FOUND a small sum of Money, which the right, ful owner can have by proving property and pay. ing for this advertisement, by applying to N 0.293,.293, Broad street. 3tw 72 February 22 FDU SALE, THIRTY-TWO Shares in the Merchants and Plan ters’ Bank. —Enquire at this Office. March 8 76 FOUR months after date, application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Warren county; when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Land and Negroes belonging to the estate of Mary Peebles, deceased. JOHN MOORE, Administrator. Warrenton. Ga. Nov. 9, 1832. Im4m 43 ~ PIBMCyALE§. BYJ. XMAKSBALL. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, (weather permitting.) A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OR GROCERIES, dec. ALSO, One Road Wagon. Terms at Sale. THIS WIGHT, AT 7 O'CLOCK , A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods , Hardware, Cutlery, Boots, Shoes, kATSi SHOT GUNS, PISTOLS, Ape. sc. ALSO, AN INVOICE OF LI TtXOC* K A PEI 1€ PRINTS. Terms Cash. March 22 BY E. W. SPOEPORD. TOMORRO W MORNING the 23 din si. at 11 o'clesk^ will he sold ; 2 pipes Holland Gin 1 half pipe Pure Brandy 2 hhds. Rum 40 boxes Soup 20 “ Cigars 3 “ Hats 10 barrels Potatoes 5 '■ Cider 3 “ Wine bale Rope Ethpty Stand Casks. Together with Sundry articles of ft R O C E K I E S, And Furniture, Ac. Ac. And at NIGIIT, at 7 o'clock, A large mid fresh assortment of DRY GOODS! CONSISTING Os CLOTHS, Cassimercs, Silk aildCotion llose, Cambricks, Ginghams, lllcacßbd & Brown Sheeting* and Shirtings, and Linbn in i pieces, Suspenders, Apron Checks, Randum half Hose, Silk and Cotton Hdkfs. Vestings, BoiqhazetS, Domestic Plaids and Stripes, Colton Balls, Corded Robes, Bed Ticking, Canton Crapes, Ribbons, Pins, Reedies, Bed Spreads, Table Covers Silk and Cotton Shawls, Combs, &c. Ac. A LSO, REAM* I* JtBARE CX O And a large assortment of Fancy Hardware-, and Cutlery, Boots and Shoes, Je\vfelrv, Ac; : y 7 Together icith a large assortment of Fancy Articles. Worthy the attention of town and country Merchants. March 23 It Valuable NEG ROES at Auction. BY E. W. SPOrrORD. Will be sold at the Lower Market House, oil the first Tuesday in April next, four valuable Negro men, vix : One Blacksmith, of good character. One, a first rate Steam Boat Pilot, now hired at 8180 J)er annum; AHd ItvO deck hitnds, hired at 8100 bach. Thb purchaser to receive the hire from the first of next fnbhtli, for the balance of the year. Terms, (which will be extremely liberal,) mad* known at the time of sale, and lilies indisputable. March 2*2 td 80 !i ■■ 11 —! Li THE HIGH BLOODED STALLION WILL stand at Washington, Wilkes county, thd ensuing Spring season, which will coinmencfl on the first of March; and expire on the Ist of July, at FIFTEEN DOLLARRs the single service.— I TWENi TY DOLLARS the Season, and THIRTY DOLLARS the insurance^ —Fifty tents to the groom. QUIDNU&C is a rich blood bay, with black logs; main, and tail, six rears old; fifteen hands three and art half inches high, of Uncommon fine limbs, muscle, borta and action. He has been introduced to this States uport high recorhmendatioh, with a view to improve the stock of Southern horses—and his high origin justifies the expectation that tins object may be accoinplished.' He was got by the imported Bagdad Arabian, (who wa« sold in^cw- York by Mr. Barclay for 8*3,000,) his dam Rosa Carev, was by Sir Archy—his grand dam Sally Jones, by imported Wrangler—who was by imported Diomed the sire of Sir Archy. The Pedigree of Quin; nunc is not only first rate but authentic. (See Ameri can Turf Register, for Nov. 1831, page 152.) More particulars are mentioned in hand-hills. I)AVID P/HILLHOUSE ■ ROBERT A. TOOMBS. ■ January 25 lm3m 64 H — , THE U. S. HOTEL. I THE above Establishment continues open, under the care of Mr. JOHN §?. ANDERSON* ■ who will use every exertion to render comfortable all persons who may honor him hy calling. The STAISLES are under the care of an expert; enced and careful Hostler. Augusta, March 8. f 4 H| jj’The Cortrier, Chronicle, North American Gazette. Georgia Journal Southern Banner, Charleston Courier; and Savannah Georgian, will publish the above once a week for four weeks. 100 DOLLARS REWARD. I M* ABSCONDED from the subscrL Mfekfod ber on the 25th u!t, two NEGRO EEL- MjptT LOWS , Will jam and Dick ; William is f a dark Mulatto about years old-stut; ters, when spoken to quickly—can rend and write and is very artful, about 5 feet 10 inches high; and wore a aurtom coat, and new sattinet pantalooriiJ and black cap and boots. Dick is dark complected and about 25 years ot age, walks up.right and when he went away wore a grey sattinet pantaloons; black coat, hat and boots. Both had other clothes with them. Dick is r.nout 5 feet 10 inches high. Tiiey may have gone td Oglethorpe County, where tiiey had been secreted by a mannairted Thrts. Brown. I will give the above reward to any person that will lodge therri in any safe jail so that I get tram, and fifty dollars for proof that they are har boured hy any person. It is believed that they hare a written pass, giTen to them by those who enticed them away. JOHN COGHLAN. ■ March 12 77 ■ Administrator’s Sale. H Will he sold at the Court-House in the town of W aynes. borough, Burke county, on the first Tuesday in April next, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit : j Four Negroes. Billy, Dave, Jude, H and Sabrev, to the estate of Wm. Royals* late of said countv, deceased, sold agreeable to an or der of the inferior Court, when sitting for ordinary puri H poses, for the benefit of the heirs of said ■ Terms made known on the day ot sale. WILLIAM C. BATES, Adm’r. ■ January 22 ->-* mrOTirE.—ALL persons indebted to the e«- tafe of JAMES E. DANIEL, late of Richmond ■ County, deceased, arc required to make immediate pay. m enf,' and all those who have demands against said es. mm tate, are requested to present them immediate y, as e administrators wish to close the estate, for the purpose o making a-division among the he-s. . .. . . WILLIAM TEMPLETON, ) Adimnt.. ■ BRYANT DANIEL', ( trators. ■■ March 1 wot ■