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|||r U - ■piu.lv <T.: ’. 1 L.J . you can, - j W> happy »'an i &:f; S« o charm* in a ms id. npi- - A.iMHMIIU MUtJ*, ->f \'ou cry, by fLiuuds, Will mule t:.i* ..ideal younj And what la queer, Mr". Twioetliai'nyo.r. Hg»N .fff0,,,.. k Would tidl Ac foiigca lo*c- to- ; 1 Tis really «ln.m'c, Ite;- '. t . ••' Jk:l r.ady change. Will wiing a change in any, ■ ' tUJnd or lam:-, 11 ilti or lame, - A Jockey or a Jenny. W*. And i.ow I sny, . fig longer pray jf-■-•■ To“t‘oorsc”—Sirlian.itrj dear, Jlul io the tank, g Return your thanks, For a thousand pounds a year. Hr ’THE VICTIM. —A Russia:.' AuvksxuUi; Some years ago business of import# net ! called me to St, Petersburg;. Hung un-.viil s uioto go nlune, ( succeeded iu inducing my Iricud Seville to accompany me. 1 mention him,£ pour fellow, as bo formed a. premium l : t'uaiure in Ibis little adventure I nm about to relate. I will pass over tbu incidents of oui journey until wo arrive at Cl. iVier.-d urg, L . ’.vJicn, having transacted my Imamu.-, I, io favor Sivib's wish, Jet. mimed to proceed to Jaroslcy, where ho had relatione. 1 istoati, ■however, of going t!;o dir M;t r m*.y, v ' \i.i d Kuriluy, a email town on I lie ‘-d branch of the Volga, for the purpose of fjecif • n renowned hermit whem we wore told v.-.s an Englishman. This was inducement enon, 1 4'or ns, circuitous as the rout was wo v. c-.t. Arriving late at night, v.e with cotmidcrablo 'S.clilficuliy succeeded in gettinglodgingo, whi<Ji ■fcHrngli very mean and wretched, wc at last landlord a talkative man, told uodu mg our repast, all the in .vs and scandal, m a email town generally abound . Kji among other things ho told us, that the nest ■morning the punishment of the knout wna to ■we performed—for there this horrid hurharilv ■ cotisido cd quite n specudd, to son which B" 11 ■•• :L ‘d Irum all parti. 'J’l.n cu'i nt ■i 3 a young Jowfas, rouiarkiido for Ur H «s3uty, and the crime was fur the murder of father. Il tho of the !;n u ■plid not end hue OXWtdmtu, tho whn-.d i.m i iu to complolo the at mo of blond. BjV I'join l.'iffl account it fipjiwroi] tho Mumto circuiiistnncA .tan coded in m. ~l; d,t l ■ Hi ff ' ■ , , , *t- ■ t•) poor cW wosj that w'hoii (]ui ;, •„. iict llu * 6 i ,, K fatiicr was, jiw nhnj 0< Bi ' s «nJ J'Js silent. This in Jin enough to dual h r fate, Him was c * imfiw her, i.’iniu; jltini or police, end in vain | attcmptoiTwfßPS. 1 , sc. li< u,-- I J»*« rrcj 10 higher until.,lily u St. Poiorshmg K J iiilhoi tjien regard less ol the utter iinpoeaibi ■ l;ty of being in time, ho hunted that very ■vvoning. 1 lemainod to try to console tho ■ victim. Never, ahull I forget the splendor of ■thoso dark, swimming eyes, when cast up ■vjturdufa fervent prayer for tho success of tier delivery. The night passed hoavi ■ ouourfb. (S’lifl could not he brought to com- theawfulnvss of her hopeless siliia- Vet silo shuddered ao she drew her over her c.Mpiisitly moulded to ho lacerated by die nn %etrokc» ’J’ho a! la- 1, and u ill, OHfliß wphn’.i pun ." hen .pro 11 I 1 i I, ’• I ;.'■•■ i. i.i .i . i '■XBKr his 'h ' .-B. . ■■■ ' ’ K ■ I ■ 11 .' r! Br I I I Wf I V I , ;■ f I 1 ■ wK I , ' j V, /• Spfi' ! ' 1 V . l, -* / .ISr I i-i-ii ' : ■ *' *•■:■. lh . i 1 pec, S;S£i :, * ‘ Clinton Canal:— fellow 'vl.iiiv; •.• '.•or, 1 r'l r. ■ r,.’.i _ r H. which 1 ’I. on hn.'.i i n pai.er, hr ■■noble cow to one of the groat land marie llVhr sale. He placed her liyUinsidcofo.it. BTofthe offices, and offered her to sell. F What is your price I asked one. 1. It.ie sixty dollars, ho answered. .Sixtv thunders! (vociferated an astonished Eeountrymsn ) Why is she wort it co much 1 Hpt Here is a map of lior!—(said the follow, ■Ming a paper, will) a largo cow picture upon of his pocket, ami ho commu eb.—You see hero the great Wildcat Turn l|h'.. pike runs immediately under leu tad to the £' city swamps; Loon Lake Canid will intersect her head or. the tiphorn side, ami tho rail-roe Jireetly through baud Cientlosoait, do-.’i Kl .^pA«(AtK«tw.Jix.— (d iha I’refi aumv' ~ tn t’tc Niivxx Void! ai’.ui. h'tttlp. ike pp r o.' -vq financial uvi icnrr - ■ ti;.< VV.W to La(p« re. SJEhBWu t'lpk. v‘ : ■ ' ■ r..1a.:..p Ii.■ IS'Hfcwi • , a'a. i - '!• :'.'i:i; 11 c.'.a^^B i his pioih't i'm ~r, m is olso Pi ..;, determination to “iMproter ae will be scon in Ist Kings 11—13, M; “And the king answered the people r<>ug!i !y, and forsook the old inon’s counsel that ’la y gave him; and spoke to them after thr lounscd ot the yonrrg men, saying, “Jly fa-1 thor made your yoke heavy, and I will add to yotir yoke; my laih':t cha/tiscil you with whip?, hut I will chastise vou with scor pions We would suggest another parallel between 1 resident Van Huron and a still earlier mon arch. We allude to a fort of Jaefeson man who mice ruled over tho land of Egypt, and ’ns parallel was brought to our mind yester day, on reading the “ second BjmcieiireiUar," requiring the merchants to pay their bonds in specie, which specie has been locked up beyond their reach by the very man who thus i. requires them to pay it e “ And Hharonh commanded tho same day I- tatk-rntV.MCrti of tho people, and their ofli y cers eayuig,yc tihalllio more pi.ctho people n si raw to utalio bricks as horctoforo ; lot them it go at!;! gather straw fir thomcolvcr. AflJ thv .i t», ? of tho lrit.':ii which they did make here, if f0..)t0, vn shall lay upon them; and ye shall j, act diminish nuglil thcroof.” o “ A'-id trio lasii mastoiHofllie people went 0 bUt .aid ikuir tdilccii; aiid-tlicr; apalra t" I hi lt peopi-raying U.ua saith HhKrcali, I will no’ d gjVoyMu straw. Go y f . ’ an d get ke oft «w v. here t a y« <u'ti find it i ye', not r.iighr. i,f ymir work j . i>..a.l Ho the piniplu wei -| 3 ceatteicd elii'i; I thromdioni ail tho land o' | li Egyptlogail.brcl'jhbtoinntcßd oPetraiV. Ami t,ic I. i .-M 'Si ’i‘r: lui’ii.-ncJ them eayii -p, I’nrii ,i yatir works, your daily Http, ca when then we.j straw, *’ &c. t in too long for onlirc quotation but trio whole history l-j which wo allude, - may ho found in the hllh chapter of Exodus, 1, to v.dilch the reader is referred. Tho parallel - IS VC,-y firilling throughout. True, Hie task t i npoi. Iby the modern Phcrsoii, is not to j make ’-vie!;.; but t > pay custom.bouso bonds y I’hurauli took away the straw «illi which the. !, Lniclitc: were w, nt to burn thoir bricks; but t insuitod (hut they should burn just ns imitiv r Without straw ae with. The modern Pharao!: f uiiti iu hko i .anner taken away li,o rnoei 1 undycl, iuc'gta that tho the incrahan'.u' that) i pay jtiirtns many h-i'du’.villiout tipcc.h’, mid in specie ns they did before. 'J'hO'tftfik-tnaslcr.* 3 aro the cuctoni I’.jubo officers “Voui’ vvnflt i ihall not ho diiiiiniaiKid,” mid li,c firmer 3 ‘ l oin 1.0;n1,i shall Lc iviid,” aay t!,? JaUcr. . Wherefore havo not lolfilcd your I , j heretofore'/'' c.aid the laid: raiurlora. “Where. . fore Imoiv no. ,)■•!] yotir hondci ’ 1 r.y thj ) cuatem-heuso officers. 'Under thclj circem i flanccti, tho chiVroji of faael tl.t v v.v n it uu evil tn u, M , do tliu Nil./ fork i merchatiU. Tho parallel in «somplc > .0.---C’oai. • _V;Mn.,!ayl!i-<., .-''V 1. 'Tin LivjWataf. u of \ii ffnia ci.d AiX'imj have been convivial by Oovornur:: efthe" . ...t.ite,:—th.i nil,turn of Mi;,dr,ijrjpi f., hi,, ~ . bi.m; na also thyi.c of New Jersey and Con nect; ul. In an t■ll or la! r.rli da ofkmt w It 1 !;, on the 1 jcclofthu pronpoctS of tho Mtijical Colh <jool 1 CJcortffa, wo tc.M that wo now pn-araisd ono of ih» Colh jjos ol Charleston,: ■', U. would cournr i:. operation.. Wo have i inco been inf.innoJ that * il has bevn ilutcrmhuid to open both nr bools m ,\i 1 winter, and wo lake pleasure to correct the error ‘ iiiuiitentiunally cimlc*. | v \ Axotriliin IJi.en iio.n.—Mr. Van Duron has l> virtually rescinded his late order to the collectors l ' of customs to receive nothing hut specie in pay. ’* mi nt ol custom-house bonds, lie has instructed p the Collector at Now Vork to sulfur the bonds to T lie ever until (he meeting of Congress in Bep- f• temher, by (he puymenl of six per cent interest. C J 1 bus has ho taken two stops backward already lirst, ho refused to call Congress, and within IS tli days issued his proclamation to convene it,- —next to he issued orders to receive nothing hut specie in “ l payment of bonds, and in less than ;ix days er- lu j * iu ders tho Collector to let tho bonds gr> unpaid al- g; ; together, 'J'h is augurs well—he does nutpfol^j^i iul'.e-l r'l lepi.ii J.,. , rr)|T „ - rT^— ~ j.. \ ■ -i.-u ', If' i. i.. '• I ',v.,uM have la', u I. and llul, eon- > ■ BPRnlly.ahe paper issues would have been less. * Hut tho very men who ascribe our present em barrassments to a superabundance of bonks and bank paper, have uniformly voted for, and sanc tioned tlie charter of, now banks, and would to motrowvule for tho creation of an additional number of such institutions.'’ The above is from the Constitutionalist of this morning. If ills intended by this to insinuate that the Whig parly, North or South, arc charge able for the creation of the enormous number of new banks within tho last three or four years, we repel tho charge as unjust, ungenerous, and fake in point of fact. Look io the Stales which have keen most active In the creation of new banks, and il will be found that they are general lv these which supported the administration of j (Jen. Jackson. We instance Georgia, Alabama, I Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia, New Vork, Mu-1 soari, Indiana nmi Illinois ;in every one of which! , States tho administration lias hud the control of j the Legislature, and they are llip States which i have been most prolific of Hanks. loom the N. O. Picayune. Tua Dux Simmon. —The Natchez and Grand Oulf papers are filled with tho particulars of tho loss of this steamboat. It seems that our statement of the number of those who perished, was lower than tho teal number,as the accounts | from the papers above estimate them at between i u|e hundred tindffty anil two hundred. The Hen Sherrod, as we learn from the Nat eliez Courier, was engaged in a race with the 1 steamer I’awnce, and the fire took place from tho i great beat of the boilers. Here, then, have ono hundred and fifty indi viduals been sacrificed to a contemptible spirit of rivalry between two boats. When is this system of racing to cease I Wo answer, not until the passengerson boot J every boat which may bo engaged in a reco take tho command of it them selves, and throw the wood into the river instead of the fui luces. 1 Thousands and thousands of lives have been |o, ton iho Mississippi by tho racing of boats and ■ the culpable eaudes mess of the Officers, which ! might Lave been prevented, had the passengers 11 assumed the responsibility, and take the entire I control of the boats until such time r.s the officers j t promiv *d to reduce the Moaro to iis proper lave!, i 1 Another thing should i c attended to, and the! j i ■ t the immediate procuring of chains instead of 1 .rouesfor the redder. OpeM the Hen Sherrod have been steered directly for the chore, a l argo t number of the unfortunates might have bean s.-.v- 1 L ..j, Wr hone that bis .oahuut.v may- ofer.ue ««; > ’’.vornj/-J, e.i'd Uiat.lh-.- m jifcoi hmy fut /of those| < : eoir.ts’;.. .h. > y yqr .'.e,- J • a>d - '.Weal ««d» i-.rificr.ts mnhej : '■ V < ■,/ ■' {■ U I'. A to i tally ignorant of of Bustamrutc.—- !At a physician, ahd next a <»olc!icr f ho ban I always In-longed to the party of “ Dseuecces,” lia - rver aimed at tho e.-lublwlimcnt of a crm l ! unlitary and i clesiasticul despotism. More in -1 ledif'ont and cunning than .Santa Anna, bp a , vailed himself of the opportunity presented by i ~pi iig entrusted with the command of the or my nt leierve dc' tincd to operate against Harta a, in order to expel the i’rcsnlcnt (lurreto from i 'fi ;! i o ® l b< which lie was raised by the same, votes that made Dustameote tlie Vice President; and under the pretence of the plan of Juiapn to “res i •<>'« the li dcrui constitution and the law*,’’ lie u.,ur; cd the presidentia! chair, caused (Junero to , I" ai -asdnated, and with dictutariai pov/ers im do his administration a reign of terror. Content to let i'ci/irii/isua remain i;i nome, Centralism was ’ created in fuel, and nothing but tho return of I Pcdrazacould wrench the rod of iron from ids hands. It is true that during Ida administration the finances were apparently better managed than in previous years ; and that temporary tranquili ' ly rmuliwl from his despotic mta ures, and that hence foreign merchants gave some credit to Ids mice; but in head & heart he was then, nr. cve', lha bitter enemy nl’all freedom A of all foreigners. Condemned to udf banishment by the return of Hits popular Pcdraza, wi,, o ic-iid-.-nce in the United fSlatet |,ad taught him to appreciate lha leal value of our tint, cd republican inslilulioiia Hofitamctito l.nre ao invefornfe nn enmity..to the : very name of the United biatca, ip.r.t he r«- j fused to tduch at any ofiaw ports o.i the route to | rope,lu- showed still furfl r iiiu aMmioncao: roiiatilujion ,! liberty l y skimming',;aer :;.i Ln kdnn p n/i'l idrance to indulge in Hrur ia and Auatiin, Ids I.c of military despotism. Now sir, e iu you believe that this sanguinary dc pot has any geoJlcciing towards tlie people or government of the United Stale*! No sir. Depend upon il ho is tli” worst enemy to our country Unit ha j ever held supremo power in Mexico. Already are Ids emissaries sprea I a | "o..—jhe . avago tribes on our Western fron 11 U have opened their cofTen; to aid him in lus meditated war of extenuation against Texas. Already df) (hey rdiucklo on tho probable au r ' of Don Citrbs in Spain, and tho conso qu nt co-operation of.'Spanish troops, and vessels from the I land of Cuba. 1 repeat again, Dun Anaatacio Dui.tmncnte is a much more danger ous and inveterate enemy of the United I laics limn ever w ..; or con’d ho Don Antonio Lopez oe Santa Ann t, (who will not remain in Mexi co) in the h- i;;hl of his p.'.ver. 4, “t I'.urg tiiKc, wo puUishcd nn uccoutil i• 8 lirwri!,!:. otitrngi ami murder on tho klississippk 1 liu following ii tho other videos the tltfiy, ‘•Da (lid n1.;,!,; ol'!ho Uith Inst, a ilc-rpcreifo oi froy look pkico on tils i .1a..;! in tho Maylasippi i;.’ . !'.' '.v Ikutdalplt, lie-, w, o... divan aud it, ■it;d D. ,v r1,.0n went Io tho Pffat;-! to ariv.-.t a na.u named Clark, for certain ji/.-ffr-mcaCOW. I ■ * " tlteto ih,i ■ I v. itn an ; or i tried, of the I, ounif i;J r *•“( Dnlllvan rJightiy end lUt third pa- ffig i tho (high of Mr. IVilsan. ’■, : ! <o tho I- .ewe, ”■! Clink e.ltc; mlsd i, )■)“• escape, but tkiHiva;. disci; ;i;; J tv.o pi t”.; at Ii: and one of the Wil, ,r.a a oho; nn. ro-U - foil dead. Clark who ono of Murreill'-j men, end itp. , M (i.iit tltrro r.cra othem of Cm giing,upon the ■ land andfla vrciiffty, Scvor.il id l , i:; tuli/, a. ol llandoiph im’uodiatciy nrrica lhein,:id/r»; nail vclunlrcrcJ to hunt the rest of 1 II o ii.'Lereania. , I / r r: /,, ,v. <), True Ahurtcna nlay V 9, (j I resident Ifuuslon’s Message t, thcTexaiii * < ’ongre -J ha ; been received at lids office. He is I of opinion that all legislation ought to bo prosper- 1 live for tho general good. Tho prospects of lino 1 crops is alluded to with becoming gratitude to I Divina Providence. It seems that the agents to 1 wham land scrip was issued by law for "the pur- « pose of raising funds, have nut been faithful in ’) their trust, and that in consequence tho Treasury 1 has been straightened for want of means. Tho J supply however has been cut off, and tbc alien- d tion of Congress earnestly called to lire subject, e The failure of negotiating tho Government bonds for five millions is properly ascribed to the dilfi ■ o ■iiltics in our money market. It is urged on tho s t-’migress In ro-model the land laws. Hopes, ho I; lays, are enleilahu'd; that tho boundary between lj ho United HtalOs and Texas will be settled by reutyoflSlO. Homo ilissalisfuclioniso^Jfpfo. ■ d towards the conduct of tlie urnishing tho Caddo S I’lll 1 ’ 111 ill nunition. Tho rifles and am [aging Mexicans in cn ii ii'lluiii Indians to furnish warriors, is regarded with just ulihor- IRme.o. Tho I’rwidont eongratululcs Congress on the condition of the army, and states that tha annual expenses are $339,000. He advises an immediate and effective organization of tho navy. Groat stress.is put upon the prohibition of the slave trade, and appeals are made to England and tho U. Stales, to prevent tiro landing of Afri cans in the country, il is hoped that the sub ject of annexation to tho United Stales will re ceive the early attention of our Congress. Tire General sneaks in high terms of tho wealth of tho republic yet iu embryo, ami alludes to its im mense forest of live oak with no little satisfac tion. V blinking is had towards England, should tho United Slates look on them coldly.— Tho President recommends a liberal policy to wards citizens of the United States holding lands within her limits. His message is not long, well written, and concludes with » strong hope that the almighty Doing will watch over tho Texians and preserve and govern them as a chosen people. From the A r . Y American, M ay 19. POSTSCRIPT. O.xi; o'iu.qok.—There is much ferment again in Woff-alroct. t nder the instructions from the Treasury, to bo found in another column, lire Collector to-day roluscs payment for bonds in anything but specie, but offer:; to extend lire bomb) onlhe terms sot forth in those insltuclions. Thus, (lie Collectors purpose of “throwing him ;.rlf upon Congress for ills justification,’’ in a dil i loront course, is speedily at an end. The temper of the Fancuil Hull meeting in Doiiton, also adds to llu; excitement, “The fire of the flint” from that-Hall decs not fail to kin dle here. There is p rumor of disturbance in Philadel phia last evening-, which, however, as not resting on sufficient authority, wo forbear to repeat. From the N. Ofi’rua American, M«» 19. MON E V MARKET—CIT V. Thursday, May 18. —We are still kept in hot water hv the mad course of tho recusant Hanks. They must know that the precious metals, by tho inability of so many institutions to redeem their paper in coin, have raised iu value, andl can no longer servo the purposses of a current medium while their place is occupied by paper money. And yet they foolishly persist in attempting to keep the two values convertible. When will our financiers learn wisdom! Every hour that trails pircs, leads us to believe that this city will suf fer mote than any other in the Union, simply ftotn the tigcr-like principle of some of our Hanks. Several of them refuse to take cadi ollur's paper, while others will resort to any measure that will relieve tho community. This is harsh language, but i; Is true. It is no lime to be mincing matters. Facts should he laid before the public, ami animadverted on freely and fully. In the face of tho univsal ruin spreading over the whole laud, we see tome eight or ten Hanks mad ly endeavoring to redeem the demands against them in specie. They do not even understand tho first principles of Banking. Do they not see that confidence, the key-slono of the Bank arch bus fallen out?—Why then endeavor to sustain a truclure that refuses to be sustained unless the kov-aloiie ke applied! T ie suspended Hanks ate wisely caution? in their discounts: yet the assistance they are cna bl -.1 to aiVerel us beginning to be felt. Some little slip is exhibited in produce, though cotton is slow e.-’ l cenuegs. I" i fin me of the mail today !cavp.-.it»in d;uH j .ttbv*ut «/•>/*. }>^) u - ('» wi irh '»vo lor'h vrjlh I \ra. -t .1 Aifoiglicd Vf'd TO <oe. * i - 4% 4 , < |i WP" been very heavy, *1 f or the most "nrl :-,[ a hand-ome advance of yesterday’s prices. ,i i liiled Slates Hank closed at 111 r, an improve . ] ment of j per ct. on Wednesday’;; prices. Long ; j Island Kail l!oad sold nl 4 percent, less than il ’ j did yesterday. I 1 I- ties improved j, Delaware and Hudson 1 . j Ohio i mst, and Boston & Providence Dalle . ] mere. Trust ’j, Farmers’ Trust 2J, Ildrlcm 3, r I and Mohawk 11, per cent. h-alcs ol Union Dank were made ,at 98, N Or , j leans (’us at 84, Illinois bank, on time, 87, I\'en . Voik l ira Insur.iiici at T‘J, North American la i suransc at Ha. and < 1 Canton scrip at 48. 1 Beset e.—'in e Hjjwing tabic is from the Coer . icr of this morning. ■ “ Ask, oir. Amcncari Odd per Dollar 1,10 a 1,07 . American Silver Coin 1,10 a 1,00 , Mexican Dollars 1,08 a 1.07 1 Sovereigns 0,60 a 5,25 r Doubloons, Patriot 17,00 a 16,50 , ihe premium on London hills, to-day, is six teen per cent, fjoverignsare selling at seventeen SatriTt Fund Dank Paceii—The bank com inn -inters and most of (ho officer ! of iho Albany and J r< y banka, ate in Wall street this morning 1 .icy are endeavoring to effect some arrange ment lor carrying into full and harmonious eve ration the provisions of ihoact authorising the eu-yen: ■ cf Je payments. We true! they Will ho M)( . J i i-ere i.j ho a meeting ol the officers of 11 1 iiy bank-’, -vilh .ho Dank 'Coiumi.nionore, ami t-.r r. j re. live loi several country banks, this ... cruin;t. , .... , . [ the no ani tor Democrat aseerta that wot a ; I pro. .-.arc, and list the banks of that city have ■ seairicy d tecum tei! a dollar for the last three ir.omh ■. I„ 1 ''c Dnslou ha,il;, receive the paper of nil the “ Dng'and l .inaing institutions, with the ex ception oi the following:—Nahant, Chelsea, and Adams banks, .1:1:. uchusclls; City (of Portland) and Westbrook hanks, Mains; St. Albans, Man chester, and LL-:cx banks, Vermont; the New Ha ven, I’iidgo port, Connecticut (of Bridgeport) and f’airiicld county hanks of Connecticut. Ai.w Dm; v a wick Tanks.—The Fredonian remarks that the notes of the Farmers’ end Me enmiics Dank in circulation are not equal to one •hard of its assets, and that of the ability of the >■ iate Dank to redeem its obligations, under any circumstances, there isnot the shadow of a doubt. i luce hundred and Cfty-fouf shares United 'dates Dank stock were oold at Norfolkon Satur day, at from IOC to KKU cash. /romt/.: u ;if]%p re st, Moy 19. CITY NEWS. Thursday, ik M.-Galety Fund Dank Notes are received j re:.: ,tly by I (19 following Banks:— ...ochames, Aa: n'.i City, New York, Mcrchsr . 2'Jjctiis or.il Utile. r.ad they arc .refused by the j.r»n.:. Kan, I-iari :*nl mid Le.FaycUc Lai;;. The Thd Han!..;!! id t n pur. ' ; a course al together unju tlMrftf, The h- ;,hturo and the I .ol :%„•I;!" . .in. Jto ,;a:pcml, and (0 coniinuu on yw ■ ~of t paying their own d whilecter, .: .Iduaf hi plffigcd t.) }>«? at tan niori —no t-it p law or any omciia r '■ .. '■ e..' ... to an individual, net even (0 !ii;.. IVou prylngri _ rpccio. Yet these li i: ■: ’ edged intro Ilia! ft is übanet imposr.i 1■ la dee; '. r from (hena, a ’’'J yet L. -y re -" 1 1 cei'ie into 1.:,. general ?*' aWhig : I :i;; the p- Idle in the return to bs!.'«r a,' 1 .'uleiy Fund Banks ilircaghont A$ I ' believed tile perfectly sound ; and to i ru ; : • any 1. a mid there may be, a fund of half a .Mill.mi ( t Dollars is provided to meet any clc ■ tlcafioa there may bo. Surely under those cir '.'uni;.taiice.i ll.s iiai ka run no risk in taking the 1111,1 : 'll qo:;. lion. A npiric of good feeling, if nothing else, uhoal: prompt them to vecoivo these I'd.-'. If, hov/O'Cr, buy p.-r mt, it jj to p c h om . ;t tiiat ti.e rigor of the law will be put in force, and that a!l tinir rights & privileges v.i!! i;o taken t.-.jin ts 'in-_ ’i hut the Manhattan chould take tins course is not to bo wondered at, for that iu .'lilutijii from the very start has violated el' They pursuing tlicir 'business of bankin'] by a forced construction of their charter; havve sot the Public, the Legislature and the Corpurjaliun at doliancc, and from present appearances rtherc is every prospect that they will continue do so. Stocks arc higher to day. once become decidedly easier. i]nS. post notes sold at i) per cent, per ai'wir.r, which is much more now discount very free lyvjlfelefoiare evident signs of a better stale of ’uanga. The real “Ten” spiiit prevails in Boston.— V ili ' / ilrll ! i at .uipm to down imposition; and resolved that however small the sum to be paid for postages, they would not submit to it. The Post Master has also acted in uccoiduncc with the spirit of the times. The same feeling should be manifested hero. A pub lic mooting ought to assemble, and public senti ment would demand a similar resolution on the part of the Post Master here. Wo regret to learn that a’largo amount of South ern bills have comeback protestedhy this packet: This will cause gieal distress at the South where they arc drawn. A Committee of nine has been appointed by the Boston Banks, excepting the Massachusetts, to examine from lime ta time, Into the affairs of each institution, and so long as no violation of the restraints the committee may deem necessary for the public security, lakes place on the. part ofany Bank, its bills will be received us current money by the whole. The sum total of the receipts at Iho Custom House, on Tuesday frora all soutces, was forty nine dollars. Not abend was paid, in conse quence of the requisition that they should bo paid in specie. Eriday, P. M.—The Collector of the Port has received to-day a very important order, which is nothing more or less than that the merchants may let their bonds lay' until the meeting of Congress,by paying ix per cent int. The order is Recording to the adage, better late than never but had it come two months ago, or even when the merchants repaired to Washington, the relic! would have been inlhulcly greater than it can bo now. Great inconvcicncc has been and still is expe ricneed in this oily from the want of small bills. The difficulty, however, is becoming more and more relieved, by Hoods of small hills received here from the East- Yesterday, wo saw one bun dle from a Boston Bank of ,'20,000, all in 0110 and two dollar 1 ills which v.vio readily taken, it is in vain to s. t up iho ploa, that is against the law. The will and necessities of the people will have them, it is a scourco of regret, therefore that our own banks cannot enjoy the profit, and that the public cannot have a specie of currency that they would have as much or more confidence in. STOCKS. Thursday. P. M. There was decidcly a belter feeling manifested to day in stocks, Delaware went up. 10 shares Mechanics was sold at 70 and 75; of Union Bank at 100, on time; Farmers Trust 1j; Ohio Trust 1i; Mohawk’2l; Harlacm I; Boston it Providence 1; Worcester 1; Sto nington 4 and Long Island 3 per cent. Morris Canal and Utica closed the same as yes terday. Sales of American Trust Co. Baltimore, wore made at 83 to S3|, American Ins. at 78, and Howard Ins. at 08. Long Island Ins risen nearly ten per cent, with in 11 few days. ti tea ikC/HAij. B.U.TIMOIE MARKET, MAY 10. General Kcjurk.—There is a ported calm in the market. Hie suspension of specie payments has been so recent that business has nut yet had limo to adapt itself to Ibo new order ol things. Nei- II er purcba.ors nor sellers seem inclined to enter into any transactions of moment at tint present time. Wo must lliorefoea repent iho remark made hist week, that onr quotations below are in must cases to be ro.nmied ns nominal. t’- .YVi, —A cargo i f Bio is announced for public sale next week. Wo quote this description as in ouah'y, at IJ a Iff eants. I ‘ fiounrirtlfeet tPerr —Saks from e-tores continue ■ i o • v.viejn small lots at 09 Tha wagon price ■ Mi.• . oiii.—iSmail sales lurcl.yco>utßp- U;Y’ •' ■ - ■ \ ; k ... > ~ ■ - -•- ' '■ u . ’vv _■ _ SuKjUthJu:: t Flour. —Limited lots arc selling at a S 9 lor town ess. 'Lhe inspections of the week ending on Thursday ’ evening, comprise the following Kinds and qualilics; bbla. hail bills. Howard street, 653 24 5- City Mills, 2330 135 ig tiusq'vhanna, 16 00 it _ —— Total. 2!I2'J 149 , Pcsides JOObbbi. Western Flour, mid 169 bbis. ’ Dye Flour, and IJ4 bbls Corn .Meal. *; (rra:n. — Wheat—Supplies continue to arrive i, from Europe, adding to the stoelu already on hand Some transar lions have taken jiku-e in foreign wheat r . at prices ranging from 61,35 a 1,50 per bushel, w rfye—Jld. llyc is worth 87 a9O cents. I‘rotuu/ris.— Articles generally under this head are improving in price. We quote Jlh ss Pork at tD"; N<>. 1 ct ?l7 a !B,and Prime at 816 per bid. r- lieefr ; mains,as last noted. Considerable sales of I esi ern Bacon, assorted, liavc been made this week at v touts, eo.-li, w hich is an improvement, and some lurldcrs arennwilliug to selloxeejrt utan advance on this rate, A sale of a lot of Baltimore cured Mold at 9 cents. Wo quote Western Lord at 8i a 9 cts, and Boh inure at 9 a !0 cents. The inspection of the week comprise 423 half bbls. Pork; 44 kegs Butler; and 1127 kegs Lard, x- NWitSj—Wo quo to Apple BraiWy from wagons n. , 9 e) r. No sales from stores. Now ring •am. Rum is held at 37 cts. in birds, and 33 cents m bids —sales of tire Jailer. 7 ExeKanpr. —V,’e have hoard ol no transactions by g. which quotations could be established. 3* l» i *VI P rs» If r» •isl CH 3 Siv . jjm, uji v S-JL 1 C -v: . . __ , ... 7 AIiIUVED. ' Bipuaer OgicthsrpftlUrkpatiwek, how S. ivariuaii,' is . ■"d-amor Chatham, M ray, freu Batanrnh, with Motchaadhra, &c—to E. Cnrlliahl, c vvr.od, Nov-Y<,if,'. y **’ * J ''* ■‘ cor S lu > 'ib--.- :c Mr inter Libert, VvVb.l, Augusta. Vr'ent to tea, brig Georgia, i.’-bcrwood, New York, o , Ujunr.KUTON, May 23,—Ar r t Jupiter, Cat -. ~avre echr. Frederick & Lucy, holies, Darien. U cut to sea yesterday, Kr. ship Chinn, Liverpool; n rr. unrutto Laphrosino, Havre; brig Hunter, Ha ) vona; sehr. 1 hells, Salem, Mass. i- , ~ 7" AJAKRIBD, ' '■ At Abbeville C. FI., South Carolina, on the J3lh inst, by the Rev. Doctor Burrow, Mr. John n McUiitiu;, of Augusta, to Miss Susan 11. Mc- Lauin, daughter of the late Adam McLarin, 0 Esq., of Abbeville, S, C. y'~ ** “TJTe *»r , In this city on Slstinst. aficranillnccsofthir d teen days, Mr. i' ieldinu J. Buowx, leaving to r . mourn his less, a widow and three young “chil dren. 3 At his residence, in Burke county on the morn i f* cf inti, at 3 o’clock, Mr. Amos' .V) ;r alter a protracted and painful illness, lc ; in', a'.-.-dD and three children to (amort their b’rcavcy.ent, and Many friends to ifsrct Iho loss ol a kind neighbor and k good eili c ten. - V V ’ ' ll ■' ' ..... C'.- rt House door in 1 w « .Lnicume.mnly,un the (Irst Tuesday in July i ■■ j-.-.n l fha E.'ti'.il calc J.on;., —Une-loiirth of an r.cro c»i jjaiKi, villago oi’ LincohiJojj; Jfc'ii,slt.'.u ' Ha; JTU) arty of Avleruas S. .Fletcher, to ■ a h fa. irom Justice’s Court, (ISBth district.) 1 Vi,.',..:.-' Lcyjlt'Wa vs. said Arlcma. S. Fletcher; : levy made hy a comtitbio May 19:h 1837 F.F. FLEMING, ShoriifL.C. may 23 120 vad ; ;.01. il months alter date application vviU bo made 1 I to the Jntbrior Court of Di'.rko county, when 1 r ;;tiogiog ordinary purposes, lor leave to soil two ti.-jro davc-i, Dick ami .‘/.mud; together with sumo M i:- ' f’. !.-'"', bolonging to tiro estate of Vv’il- Bryan, la; oi sa. i,! comity, deceam-d. May lltb, 1837. , ! A-V. GIUJIJIJB, Ailin’r, may 20 ' mlt 113 ~~lT,voJe ntTh& I Vj rfY’p; DOLLAR., Tievvard for tnflapV'-'obciwou , J.'- ■ oi my wot..an BAHY, v.hoc r.bsfff™*' 1 ' about < ighlecn mooli! i past. i.i y v ovf i pleatei|, about 5 foe' In'; 11. "Oil hna UC* {- er j eve ; ft,.- r.s* ide imh-ib oi fervor -Sally, j \ ..mis no;coin anieneo, and carries with bor a !« tii t^ii perhaps free pe.Ws— sirecharigesrtter app'a rcl lor men's, that she may deceive those who might | otherwise know her. Hor husband, Charles, be- J longs to M'-s. McKinnon,of Augusta, and ns grand s a villain us ever went unhung; he goes in the steam- 1 heat Forester,lbnneriy in tiro Washington. I fore- 1 warn all persons, especially Masters of Vessels anil Captains of steamboats tube aware,as the law will be regularly onibreed, MURRAY REED, sen. Oir Tiro Augusta Chronicl <fc Sent, will insert i the nbovo oneo a week for four weeks, and send ■ their bill to me for settlement. Savannah, may 8 107 PT’OUR months after dale, application will be - !o bonornMo the Inferior Court of Scrivcn eo-intyTvntSr lor leave to uedl tlie Ileal Estate belcsilging"to the minor heir s of John Green, deceased. Mav 11th, 1837, THOMAS GREEN, Guard'n. may 12 mlt 111 tSelmiiiistrator’s Sale. ON iho fits'. Tuesday in June next, will be sold nt public sale, at the Court House, in • Waynesboro’, Burke county, an undivided half ol a House and Lot in said town ot A\ aynesboro’, , known as the'tavern lately kept by John Walts, dee rail'd, end now kept by the undersigned. Sold under mi order of llio Court of Ordinary of said county, as the real estate of John Watts, deceased, for the benefit oi the heirs and creditors.—Terms of 1 sale on the clav- I : MULFORD MARSH, Administrator r march 10 67 of John Watts, deceased ’ Sale. 1 f> N the first Tuesday in June next, will bo sold \J> ot the Court House, in Waynesboro’ Burke 1 county, two lots No. 19 and 20, in tiro plan of said town of Waynesboro’, sold as the prope-ty of Mary . White, deceased, and sold under an order ol the 1 Court of Ordinary, ot said c ounty of Burke. ELIAS BELL, march 39 Adm’rol Mary While r ryoSicc. s TSTTNDER an older oi the Inferior Court of Burke , U county, will bo sold on tho first Tuesday in Ait -1 gust next, at tlio Court house door in Piko comity, r a Lot ot Land No 81, tho 2d Hist, formerly Won >’ roe, now Piko county, containing 203 i acres, be a longmg to the estate oi Moses Walker, deceased, lato if Burke county, sold lot ike purpose of a division, o ‘ MUSES WALKER, E . npril 1 76 F. J. WALKER, \ r^_ ri 2522:■ 2itr2fi’P;SC« WO<ECC. •ENOCH months afterdate, application will be made ,1 x ' to tho Court of Ordinary cf Richmond county, j for leave to sell all the re d estate of Alexander Gra ham, deceased, la:; oi said county. “* \VM. M. L’ANTIGNAC, Admr. 0 March 1. 1?37 59 w4mu o Sjj ifitratvr's Notice. n PTIOUR months alter dale, application will be . AD made to tho Honorable, ibo inferior Court ot *, Jcfforsoji county, when silling lor ordinary purposes, ll fur leave to sell the Real Estate of the late James y Cook of said county, deceased —fur the benefit ol c tho lioirs and creditors oi said deceased. JOHN 11. COOK, Adm’r. MARY ANNE COOKS, Adra’x. r Louisville, May 15th, 1337. [may 17. mlt ( ; ttdminislrator’s Police. 0 TAOLU monllis after date application will be 3 JL 1 made to the Hon Inferior Court of Jefferson n county, when silting ordinary purposes, for i- leave to sell tho real estate of Sterling D. Eason, lute.oi said county, deceased, for the benefit ol tho heirs and creditors of said deceased. BEN I All S CARSWELL, adraT. may 13, 1337. mlt 113 c J GEORGIA, IVorren Count;/. \/7T AS brought to Jail on the fourteenth dav of g V March last, n negro man by Ibo name of JACK, about 39 or 40 years of age, about 5 leet 6 or a 8 inc hes high, of a dark complexion, weighs nbout - J7sor 80 pounds,he says that he bolongs to Henry Gates of South Carolina, Beauford District; tho on - nr ris requested to eonro forward, pay expenses and take said negro away. n WM.W. ANDERSON, Sheriff, s may 11 4t 110 d Caulloitii. 7 WHEREAS, a person by name W. L. Foster, vs has fur three months past, been purchasing ‘ Mauds in the stirrouniling counties for the subscri -3 hers, tins is to caution all persons from trading for any t ; nds purehoood by said Foster since '.‘lit February ’ i h i, and tdipersons frotn whom be may have bought 1 ! lands will confer a favor bv informing the subscri i be:-! without delay. HARWELL & OBEARI ’ Macon, Jfr.yß, 1537. The A.ugnsta Sentinel, Federal Union, and Ath ens VVhig wilj insert the abova 4 times, and forward ’ their bills te H& O. [mav 10 4t 109 . ' .1, J' ’ V- 1 Admimst&’ator’s Wot Ice. S j'Ot’/i months after date, application willhe mao* I. to tlic Honorable Inferor Court of Eincon : country, when sitting tbroydinnry purposes, tor leave lo sell the Land and Negroes, belonging to the estate of William Sudduth, late of said roomy, deceased, sold for the purpose of division among the heirs ol .aid estate IV. W. STOKES, Adm r. march 30 4tm 74. Eiecnlon ,! si ft'oSlce. mouths after date, application wrii bi > 3- made to the Inf-rior Court of Warren county when sitting for ordinary purposes, lor leave lo sel: i part of the real estate ofJoseph Roberts, of Han cock county, lately deceased BURKE M. ROBERTS,) P -,- I JESSE 5E ROBERTS. \ LAC * r3 ’ may 10 m4m 100 Cfiißa. , d|aiß , & JSfalicc. . months after dale application will he made , -ft- to the honoraolo Inferior Court of Burke conn- I ty, sittingfor ordinary purposes, fur icavo ’b sell foul hundred acres of Land in Burke county, on Buck j- head Crock, adjoining lands of George W. Evans, and others belonging lo Joseph Madruy, a minor. GEORGE MADKAY, Guar’n . opril 20 91 Eseci»!Loa*>s KfwtSce. ' AEE persons indebted to the estate of William . aA. Bolder, deceased, are requested to make imme diate payment to me, and those having demands against said c:-!itte ate notified to raider them in Withinliie usual time required' by law, ED. W. COLLIBIV ETr. jspnl 39 liv-lur »»i * A*.Trial iiM t: V .TtJ offcS?''’ > E.k y. - : ; ; Akxnr.defr Warron, do ■ ccc. c-a,oi i 'U-.' ateun'y, 'will make impaodixtc payment,mid thonu io ;>hdta titokUce:; ad is in : <••.!;;«.-!. '■•■ill i-oncßr lit their oseoimtejrrct-c-.Jy. au» i thßnt:cated, wiiiiiafhofiii.-.) pice-uibsu by iftw, ajiril 87, tfisV ' vTltw"’ ■ Aissal : ■ ■ ■ il&mZ' /h. EE jjersous l aving dolm.-ids , ogaiust the Estate c oli- ' i‘r; a-,c2..., deaermad, lata c-f-Rarke county, are retja cd so ■p-.-rv.nt tlwtn within lie lime prescribed by law, iluiy authenticated ; and ; three indebted to said Estate, will make immediate payment lo either pf the undersigned. WELDING FRYER, Jun. ) , , , ill ULFOR!) MARSH. \ Adm re ’ Waynesboro’, May in, 1837. [may 17 wOt •Melmia istmior’s JVblis. ~ AEL persons indebted to the la’c Sterling D. Eason, dec’ll, are requested to make immediate payment, and those to whom the deceased was in debted, will i-ci.dct- in their accounts, &c. properly authenticated, to BENI AH S CARSWELL, adm’r. may 13, 1847 113 WeilcteT * A EL persons having claims against the estate of , iMiza i.lilion, laia of iho county of Jeflcrson, deceased are requested to present them duly authen ticated within the time p:\?.->cribed by law, and those, indebted to the estate are required to make immedi ate payment. ROGER 1,. GAMBLE. ”»-y 4 WSt 101 Executor. • *HfStn isbisSr&ttK&s JToi ise. OP. lhe fir.,i Tuesday ij; July, will bo-sold, at Cummings, Forsyth county, a good Lot of Land, in Cherokee, lot A - 1 , 1102, 14th Di-nn t, Ist e-ueiiqn, sold by order of tl-o Hon. the Inferior Court ol Columbia cur. Iy, ns the real csfrito ol Jas. L. Lansdale, dv.aeased.- fin- il. benefit of th ; bein'and creditors of said eslr.o. may 10 108- REA'J A.COX, Ad-Vr. GEORGIA. Col.vrjiul Cow:ty: S hBAUIAH S. fdORUIS, tolcs ftclbro run a Jus lice oi the Peace, one flee-hilteu Gray Horse 4 feet »oor I! incites high, bndiy hip-shotted in the ! right nip, brnudeo on (he Ic "t shoulder nrul hip (not inmltigublc)(suppo ,d to ba<Gilt years old. Appris ed by V, m. S, Jones mol Wader J. Joncvat uvontv five dollara. JAMES BCRAsIHB, J.P oprii id, 1837 ."■•■trrri A tmo extract from the cstrawbwri p X g 'd.-j «■ tony 3 lU3 DAVID g kSd*mui-esratm'’B I TC>OL'R roonthn alter date, application will T&k tho !o Sr^sa^ Tl Ui.t" p"7 — — ,y.— ~ I BjfOUßmonthsafters i ».--CC‘. I to tho honorable, tho liilettu. jl) a,;., I son county, when sitting for ordinaty'p's.,,™ " leave to sell all tho Land belonging to the Esfiny 4 I Dawson Bonder, deceased. May 15, 1837. JAS. M, SMITH Ad n’r may 17 n*4t STATE Os GEORGIA, \ In the Superior Court, Richmond County. $ January Term, IS?7. Eleanor Jane Reed, ) vs. > Libel for Divorce. Richard Kecd. ) XT appearing to tho Court by the return o the Deputy Sheriff, that the dclendant ia not to bo found—it is ordered that he appear, and fdo his an swer in said cause, at the next term, as the Court will proceed, as in case of judgment by default. It is farther ordered that this rule be published in cij| of tho Gazettes of the city of Augusta, for the spa® of three months prior to the next term. A true extract from the minutes of said Court. JAMES McLAW-V, Clerk. March 1 vv3m 49 sTocTßlTewas’d fibr Ihe Thief. CJTOLEN on the SOlh April, 1337, from thosuh scriber’s I’laniation on the Oelnnulgoe ’River, Twiggs county, Geo., a deep blood bay Mare, in good order,full main mid tail,stir in her forehead, and hind feet white, and has the appearance of string halt,wlnch can by close observation be discovered. I will give One Hundred Dollars reward for the ap prehension of the Thief, a white, man, about G feci high, thin visage, he wore otl a white hat with ciupc round it, and a brown frock coat, and light colored pantaloons—he calls his npme Joseph Griffin. I will further give $23 lot ,0) discovery of the Maro alone, and pay all expenses attending ii, and be thank ful lor any information respecting Her or the thiol.— Diroet to Louisville, Geo. to may 13 1m ALGERNON S. BRYAN. 'DEaifk’s Motel. Count uu S. C. T HAVE the plcarnro to inform the public that A the above hotel will bo opened bn Saturday, the 11th instant, bv Messrs. J. URoach, &; A. Thomp son, for tho nct-omodiuion of all respectable persons that may think proper lo call. 1 have no hesitation in i-t commending them as well qualified to Wftp a . well regulated, quiet, orderly house, and have no doubt but thev will uivc general satisfaction to gen ttsmcn-tmdluiV.es. Each of those gentlemen have assisted me in the hotel for several years. J, W. CLARK, funner Pnpnitor, AHri-ioMPSON,'" I'’ 1 '’ I PreseHt J ’" , rVictors, march 29 u-Cm G> A\ ifr, v s>cl li—teHy Hk Jila TI.K -ruJiscribor determined on mov ■ ■ iog to lito Wcat is now desirous to disy lifi-’t t pose of his House and io! (Ibnnmly oc-j jf. :■ v r ,eu|-!cd C.S 11 Tavern) in tho town of J7ouV roc," Walton < >.u;!y, Gtt., which is vv.eU with a rite re Room very ncctly fitted up, anlia viu > ry Commodiouii Dwelling (with all the necessary os’, L bailings, nnd two hack lots) ma very pleasant uA the nio-'t business part of tho village. Any per.-r/J wishing lo purchase will do well to call and cxmuf l/ j the properly. • I Also, 115 Acres of /.and immediately ailjOlrf 0 -* Iho village. As to health and good schools lage is well known is notsurpassedby any in (J M gia. Will. A. DRAW/® JJ.itirGe. Ga., April 7 w3m UH 1 ® ( fEOAiIA , Srriven County: 1 J’UinfjED before mc.liy Samuel Charlton,,' A- 38lh Dist., G. M , one black Horae, by .luo II Smith and James W, Bowie, lo years old, thirteen liands and a half high whiicsput in his forehead, some white spots. should, i', n nur.il trotl-r—appraised at forty. jH lars (815) JESSE GREGORY, •JGih April, 1837 & M A true (-Xlmet from thceslray book. may 13 3tw JOSHUA TERRY, Fafty ©oilaps Mer/a JBI r; - " il l.i;; ion ol J A.’d ES R. S.’i ITll, A ■ t-1 1 !;.■ jaileri-l l.ii.i-ii!n (.’..un-.y, Gil. I ■ ( ; ; :,i . ,-v ill A-.-t'i -1,1 ;. "'r .i 1.-, i d 1-il, rI" in,-. M ■i '...a, Sn-.cli rn-id.- i.i' b'-m. i.'flynH l; • r. ! I T;- rill. B.;’. Jm.i' n ■■ i:-l k ll !dr hair, I h '■ r i-.in, mi-1 a 4» > ,i,»i cli I- - !.:.-il :.." " 1.1 k n.-Ilf *be . of a r:;;-.-.r, tv, - • ■te-.-l'^/'^BHBB ki u ni ! 1.-. i. v; v m-irk i-i ii- Il th:'! i-.'1.-'P-' ■ I rru ue* ill-;:, i u I -. 1.-:., - I SEmsm .'. O E I;. 1 > : ”s-’i . i -11 j ®HH® 1.--- July r/ i f , ■ Adanlffjlsin'jjtor’s Sale. ®| i(? LL be sold, at iho Market house, in the town H|| Tl W,Louisville, Jefferson county, within theKl c nflajliurß of sale, on the first Tuesday in July t 0 I | ex ‘cable to an order of the honorable the In- Hy :1, of said county, when sitting' os a court J t ° f l Ol W r o tho /.end a;td Negroes in said county belonaha v, James Needy, dot eased, 'j’erms on the d HUUJI J. NKEXV, adm’r. ■ >; A%s*ator’s Sale. H v | tO fliefc;’! ".■■day in Angnst next, w.ll be told ■' cl ([.,u:C in WavncxbutongJiHipg' fi mi- fr oL'tk -1 OA.i.-rv i i —l7 , ■ luiimnr --- X’nnpJgM&cycdrw j-iiiiiug land of .- V1;. **f*> Cnance, and U’lß f\.-kifKir, ccnntj. ■ - Terms of Sale on it d; I .'.'. *-j *' B \ VA.,iiklK BARRON, m . 4 Adm’r of Hiram Nunn. B ® Uaynesboro*,Maj|fc,l43V. [may 17 IwUl m ir €olsiinJ)ia * be sold at Okcinfaia Court House, on 8 i 1/ V tho first June next, between-to* usual hours of sale, one naf-lo woman slave by the 1 - name of Kariah, about twenty one years ot age, and her two children Elizaiand Sarah, to salisty a mortgage fi. fa. from .Columbia Inferior Court, lelct » Wright, vs. I’lerson Pettit! ■ Property" 1-oBIW out 111 in said ntortgaoe fi. lit. e- ALP , , \ < * s Will he sel lat Colutnll n Court lliuse, on the J * first Tuesday in inn- jirttf,’ bct'.vesulhcViaiial houis of Side, n slot !, of j!.’ .-oii.-i dike, - consiSßOg cl Eirv Goods, Hard'.vm-e, Craceiiel;:, ,t’-rc«-kciyj.<fic4 j» Ely a mmtghgc fi. Jh ffoi.t l',.’o!i'ui!:i.i tokvior Cohrt, Danifil Hand vs Ja;;;\, Fißm.iide. Prepirty potnt -. ed out ia said moii.'rr>o flMa. ■ECU.• ADMIT JOKKf. » CjC RAY A. Clf c of Ceorcia,) has Os neriaoneat!, ,’ W-.k> "' n ,A T .t.'bkti’iuarand't |l«wi ; Chant, n CamisMJ-ctejJb . I- ibc cowibos (il Picketts, and 7'u s . it- calooaa, ta Aiabnma. d Hf -will also, as ugent, attend to tho sales of e Land., m tho late Choetai?. and Chickasaw Nations at a small commission. no- r - , J ;IUY A - CHANDLER. Office, Columbus, Jliss L‘ 'J’ho Macon Messenger, Columbus Herald, du gnsta Constitutionalist, Chronicle & Sentinel, ahd Savannah Georgian, will publish the above once la ' ). vcc i' fjr {'?>“' we* 8 , and afterwards once a month *or 0 months, and forward their accounts to the sub acnber. G A C 1 Cell. 31 lw4'.v&-!mGm 45 > sa urn 53Ifila am sa©tje l . ®ag CL. t n KSI 7 LE, GA. ,; a THE tkibs Ti'i- r !.:m taken this ivcl^BH ( j- Kiiown c’;!:ib;s;-!:i:i.oi)!, foimcriy occu^^^H olrs.Cr:pr:Kti>,i.iid k V-ef.by A- ki in:-:, I! . k* 1 I it i i «'mvcnicnct^^HH ' ‘ i -. ;d t-!f fur^HH u;--b>v f lit? c.HcommodhiE 0 ; t r-mlcii-n plaef oIT-mmu'-i- re.mntliis in a kvrri^H i, Im JH m ■ z ■ ■ I jrij I « I Jmmmgm B i M ’/ ’ /-ft' S ,1 ! 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