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thorn f*s |fVaneM|e) fhstnei Wefroph. TMR VISION. •t rre«*Mo* uitchh ksq. ••Tt*' eve of xian h«lh not liwnli lk( cai of ( man hr h not aeen ; man's baud i» n-X •<> j lute, hi* longue to conceive, noi hi* btalfelo tc port what my dream was.” ,V:dsummetroMiglil'e thenm. I slept. and like m n.l people. when thev’ri! a-b-ep, ' Htrangn vision* and fantasies "ill cn«T- Through inv hrein ; end with those vision* it ; itemed. 1 slept, and I'll left sou "hat ih.ii.c.-t "hen I dreamed— I stood in a strange-looking hall. On the floor, Were crucible* ucaiti red with inolicn out ; While high on the wall shoo* peculiarly l«lH, The Tiessury Order in letters us gold ; A* it Waxed on the wall, it seemed plumb M bint, ' j j That the building I stood in. »as I ncle-HAn’s Mbit All at oner, from a neighboring room on 'he air, i Issued laughters, which told ot s revelry there, And fooling disposed to indulge in n grin, I stepped to ihcdom, and entered within, Hut the vision thsl fell on my wondering siflit, , IH take up a belter gray-gmwt-qnill to wiilc.— A parcel of worthies, engaged in a roar, Oflaughter, were gating Intent on the. floor. And laughing at rmnething, most dazzlingly ; bright; That JsiicoJ on the Door, and (lakhcd in the light. I l« the midst ot this gtoupt atood a towciitrg shape. Who Bcemct! the •‘chief-cook," in that quizzical strape ; In hi* lace was a smile.condescendingly clever, YattUc prido on hi* brow spoke a heart that would never Back out from “War, pestilence, famine" or slaughter— .l Hero —a chief of the very first water! If he happened to gnu, in that very sain* breath, All giggled »* if they were tickled to death, Uut a glance from the eycol that terrible chief, Would make cm all <|Uaku like an a spin leaf— Jtehmd from the skirt of the Hero’# surtoct, Acunteuacc peeped in cxprtsslbly cute. The face of a fox—its ambiguous look, Dttrayed the Magician of old Kmdeihookl—- On tha left of the hem a peisonuge stood, Who looked for the world hku “he c ould if he could,” On his fare there was nothing peculiar}* amnrl. Uut aeeuied like a man of tusceplib’e /IfllWl Vet A# tmneked of the hero, and wa»*nl .1 dunce. For he’d "knocked out the thunk" of a ‘ dead Injun” once; The ptvlleged grin—the eelf-saln-ficd air, Os a couple of worllnca—a nmat precious pair Who mingled well-pleased in the eotnpanie (here. Proclaimed they were men that one’s eye should ho skinned al—• A couple of gentlemen not to lie grinned at, Ou their necks—’lia the bullion with Govern ment pci*. They sported brass collars instead of er ivota i And their names ! why the names of that re quisite pa r, Were renin n in. -whitney and funds p, bluer, Uut the funniest thing in Hint queer looking place, Was a fellow who cSitled the/r/nrircrf face. Thai ever was stuck on the front of a headt And he teemed to lie tickled ul all that he said, Hu would goto on the Hour —Ina soul in liia eyes, His body half bent, and his hands on Ins thighs, And lord! how he’d laugh with a childish de light, As intent on thn dancing he toasted In* sight, Hi* head topped a body excessively fat, And hie neck was Expunged with a black tilk cravat. While bis body would shake like a duster of jelly, Ae the laugh bubbled up from the depth of hia belly. But hia laughing increased from a laugh to a about, And slapping hi* hands in a girt he cried nut, “I aet thit ball in motion, by gemtni, twig it, Ye gods! how they jingle, welt now, dvnt they tig it." A.nd jig it they did, with a vengeance too. gdke the whizzing of tups, on .he lloor they flew ! /But imagine my wonder, and guess rny surprise, At the vision tliAt burnt as he spoke, mi my eyes, ;For I saw on the floor, at cursory glance, Tha prettiest object that ever did dance, The souther of sorrows—the colour of fears, The M *ine quo w»" of this valley of tears! To the wnirl of the dance, as ‘.hey gleamed in the light The tace of e dollar, flashed full on my sight! “By hnkey,” I shouted, “why what can this mean.’’ Mora puuled, the more that I looked at the scene. “I’ll tell you,” cried he of the black silk cravat. Far it'i one of my tricks,—(sad the General’s) that, They arc dollar*, and picayunes, quartets, and bits, That are jigging there, for they’ut half nut their twite At the notion of getting to travel about For I’ rn bent-on extracting the shiners all out, From this damnable hole,” and he ripped out an oath, "And the General’ helps—for tho glory’s for both! We’ll expunge all the rag Money— wont that be prime, It ebtll sneak into nothing, in lesa than no lime!’ “By jingoe," cried Blair with a pun fora probe, "HAmt you scatter them dollars all over "our OlsAt!" "Hurrah for you Frank,” shouted Tom, but the word, Had scarce fell from hi* lips when tho “old lion” roard, "Curse that word, it has troubled ms worse than the Bank, Call him Blair, if you please, Tom, but leave Out the 'prank.’' But the atoim did’nt last—for intent on (begame, "Look here "cried the her of Chaptll hill Janie-. And high o’er his head a bright mint-drops he flung It whirled in the sir for ■ moment, snd hung, As II balancod—snd then on the floor it rung t Oh get away picayune 1 sneak away dollar! It fanned out the whole of them dancing all hob low. Tom looked fir a while, bui hit heart was so big, He began “to pat Juba, and struck up a jig. He (browed himself back with a genuine in ing. And lord ! how he knocked oil’ the high pigeon wing! "Whoop! rush it!" etied Tommy, salt-pctre and fury! Wont she weed a wide row away down in .Mis* eourit “New seem she." cried he with eit'ceptihle heart, By the shade of Teeunib'i she makes a line start. ! Go it ye cripples! look General, look, Hurrah for the shuffle, it bangs out my Suk»! “Haw! haw! roared the Goner.*!, pleased with the joke, "Ho! ho!" echoed Blair with hia sycophant croak, "Ha! he!” mucker'd Van from the General * I akin, "If Suk* heart of that how her feelings will hurt!” I "Oh hush!” cried Dick Johnson, “jisl look at d,s j tugger, tUgim you a touch oh Jc fa mi! a ffg-rt” And “foyer" he aid. till the edifice shook. *** tr* b4a " i, ‘ lr " O,:S - V “ *™ao hke | "A»! kaV. and tic e 0 npmy b, .ghed in a glee. ! For they *U*eemeUd*u», n l l . <: J u , l haring a spree; ! But Reuben .moped down. i n the midst J the ! Is ugh And he hcoked from the fi.iot a straggling -l, a j| “ “Hoot Kaubeu " he chuckled, 'there’s plenty vi; left. And they Are not safes to discover theft,'’ What chanced after that w.n a mvstrn to ,” For the Isugh of the revellers rtfng through the i hail. Ho loud, that it ended my curious («?e, . For Ilia deafenmg din. dtsri.iate-i ray alien It jarred on my ears, with such f tree I awoke r H flits rlwr tta £,.<•,x • ,j ;!*?.”•-* -. iifetfcrc.;.- I'xma.i.ll r.-abd. S/oltar Ma <*f- MU) T".'ll A.S’L Tin; SuLPIEIL . A droll «»r*sr heppi i;cd b*ru !»•’• week. A soli isr boihjr vetv mnrli in Itruor, xnJ j very abusive rr .• it.-tl, was taken up nud pul in lliu Inmi prison, pretty early in tin; evrnin . 1 whore be being unable to stand laid down and perfectly lei! last mderp. An id.oU well ! I klmwii by the name ot Crazy Tom, happenin;! ; that to behave Very, ill, was Isle ul ' nljfht s.o-ut in the Mine |iriei>n. Tom. who c-as ri-niarh'thio Ihr nlwnya oaroving a priyer iin ik under hia arm. knew nuttimg oi'tlle gnl- 1 tier lieitip tin re; lie placed Ina prnyi-t-h etk ■ f'ir :i pille.c, le d down aud slept till the dawn | ni d.iy, when na'mf and iaitiviiis; ulMiiit, lie hap- 1 i poned to Mumble ii)nin tho sleeping soldier, I tint! thirty tumbled over him. Torn nsmo and ilisrnveniin the soldier atleop, saidfri hiinsrll 1 I here is a de td cnrpef, but I will it u ( ; Christian Jsnriai. 11went nnd just, behind the irisoti dour liitind smile dir*, With which, ! tilling hut hat. then pttl!ln;y nflT hie cent tillil < I vva iniil, mid drawing the flap* of Ilia shirt | fnatn hit I.reechos, now, says Torn, I inn in ( tny surpl ■ i', and wish ills prayer-book in hi* band, walking toward* the sleeping sold or, , calls nut, make fount for the parson, then be “uii (liMitictly lu rood tiie burial nervin'; when ‘ lie i sinr- to “Catlh to eartli," Toni lakinu an ) i : handful of dirt, sinewed it over the mltlier, j i j •'.0.1n-i- to sslic," Tom fclrevved another bond- | i tul, “tiuh' to dusl,’’ Turn look up liia bat, and j i emptied the whole in the uoldici’a face, which , waked him, nud seeing and hearing Tom i real!,,he roully lelirvod them that Ihogght hint deed, ami were ahsolntily Imrynig him. '1 lie m Idler cried out, prsy reverend sir, don’t bury me, I am hot (lead vet; you he says Tumi! You arc dead enmioh I warrant you, no living man could oome the key hole nor tl o iron crates; thorn vCua nobody l.nro hut tnyselflasl rz’j»li'. and I (olmd this dead corpse here this morning! Tom In r*nd uni 80, said the soldier, ( was put in here fur bein’ drunk, and am not dead, limn . j said Tom, you diud while you were drtink, j nud have fur’ll it, thnlValf, hut you mutt and 11 hail l;:rvo a Christian huriaf; with this, the j i oldu r jumped up, which so frightened Tom I that he bupan to roar unf, iheivc.-l murder! I fire! fin ! The cry ol fire alarmed the inhabi- ■ n I a nis, who, some dresKod, and others til i oat naked, for it was still early, crowded about llio pr suii, and the iry of firo repeated by Tom, they called tip ihe prison keeper, who on mihickitij; the pris on door, Tom sprung out in bis shirt, and running down the street iiifpinied the gaping multitude, that bn bud teiii. I .he devil nr tin. prison, in the shape ofn | dead sol’liar, “Tin* pve nre Ims ul lani oxlended tolhe Indira. A leliow of York, n few Invil'a y disposed, clashed haa arm* nroiiml a a Inny in the street, situ'o'd her to biabonom, in'priiilod a kiss upon tier 'vs and took In bis bocl.i au if the hot bicatb of jho wo* 111 Inti oar. Tins was u (irem oro iHat “eve y lioneat wotnnit ahould rfyiCt” and fho bend ol liio scmiiidrt-1 who compelled it, '‘pt'gl’t to ; breali." or bn broken. Hewlett, the "ni’jjor tragedian," who once giiro u series of rccllatioiw and nu tations in tins c ly, and Ims played in England in some dusky private theatres, was recent* ly convicted at the Court of Sessions in Sc"i York, of stealing a watch, During the trial he matin u 11 mnstiu.g oratorical defence, which kept the (,'ouit in u cont>r:uud roar ol I'lUghinr. and when semencud for two years , i iniprnmmiioiil on II uckwell’a (aland, ho ad dressed tiie Recorder and said—" When your f Honor makes an excursion of pleasure to the Island. ] hope J shall bu in sntlicicnt health i and conditn n toeing you a good ion j."-/ , /»(V Saturday New. 1 A concspoiiduiit who addresses ur. from Chicago, under date of the third instant, bos the following, byway of puaiacripl;— 1 " Yes terday, one ol'tho cannon which were thrown into Ino river at the tuns ol the Indian mas sacre, August 10, Ibid, was recovered. It is a brass h>x pounder,—bright, and in good order. The carriage on winch n is mounted, • it, as might have been anticipated, conaidcrtt i hly decayed. It was taken from the Bntisl) during tho Revolution."— /bid. A little buy, one day, looking up into bit mother’s face, with an air us deep reflection, us- It d tier why she, instead of marrying his far ther lout not wailed nil Ae grow up, and then married Aim. Til* TOOCII or tiie Mtvix.—■ Chateaubriand, in his work mi English literature, spuakaof sitling, when he was a young man,.next Mi iuni.se, a>a dinner, while the subject of conversation wus Mtrabeuu’s enemies. "Ho looked mo full in ilm face," says CaxTEAPUKUMn, " with hie eyes of wickedness and genius, mid laying hia ' broad hand on my shoulder, said," they w ill never for. give me my superiority.” Methinks I still feel the impression of that hand, as ts baton bad touch ed mo with his fiery claw.”—free Trader. Tho Pittsburgh Bulletin says, tliot u Yankee speculator, with u load of flour, lately airivcd in that city, and having disposed ofliis load, the purchaser hud occasion to o|«-n a barrel, when lio discovered his choice load of superfine flour to be u mixture of "rye meal, sand stones, warms, eili cious compounds, and saw dual.”— fin. White. I Very modi such a discovery at the people of this country have mudo in regard to the superfine 1 currency put off upon them by the speculators at Washington - — l.on. Jour. A schoolmaster in Na v York lias been fined , me linnered dollars for kissing one of bis lair popila,— JqffersonvitU Courier. So itacema, that, notwitli* anding the general pecuniary distress, the price of one liltlo luxury | ini* actually risen in the New York market.— | Louisville Journal. j A man has been committed to prison in Philo-! del phi* for passing a counterfeit thin plaster. A 1 Van Huron paper in that oily abuses him wilh j out mercy. ’Piano wonder—ih* rascal was turn i poring wnh tho administration's own currency even with the "better currency."—/J. James M. Skelton, an assistant Postmaster nt Huntsville, Ims stolon all tho money of the otti- ' cc and absconded. Do not (he Post Offices ‘ mall* lost-rate pet banks!— lb. From the Alexandria Gazette. AI a meeting ot 'he Van Huron parte, held a few davs since in Philadelphia, at which the offi cers ol the General Government were, as usual, r ■ prominent as oraiors and membora of committee*, ” we find the following among other resolution* ad- 11 ' opted t h j "Retolved, That, according to the Constitu- i' I lion of the United States, a State Legislature lias L j no more right to charter companies to omit bills ol credit, or what is called paper money, than they ~ ham to charter companies to coin money.” ’ ! But whet doe*toe nn(A»r oj the letter to Sher rod lyUUams aly to tin* f Hear him, in that L I epistle : " Whether they (the founders of the Constitu- ; I lion) also, designed to divest the tdtstc* of their i antecedent tight to incorporate banks, it. would . now be mote curious than Useful to inquire'. That 11 matter, so far as it relates to the mere question of , 1 power, must bo regarded as settled in lavor of the J | continued authority of the Wta-cs.” 11 Axo* Kxsbxll.—ThoNevv York Commcrcia | tells the following good anecdote ol Amos Kcnd -1 all, whoso hostility to the mercantile community jis well known:—"Not a great while ago, a collet- l ' : tor *f the rt\encc for one of our large commercial I citi'v, being uo a visit ot the scat of government j ■' J - it converaution with Amos Kendali. Arnos c ! denounced the merchants in so tnunv words, as i ! 1 ; Ihklv ot swindlers. Peeling himself closely con- j L m.-cied with the merchants the collector waim v ' resented the calumny. How have you oblaineil ! - > your infonnatioof ’ demanded tho celicclor. -Prow i - I the newspapers,” Was the reply. ‘Well,’ said ! < thn collector, “if you believe halt yon see in tbo j noi <;i i[K-r.s. von must lieliove yourself the grew | n 1 ' 1 • ■cundtcl in the Union. i l Me yesterday bod the cnriousilv to ask seven j ' •crmi,; Van Uurcn men in au -oossion, whether I •' tin fil l not wish in their hearts, that the curten- ’ 1 ■ 1,1 ■“•tv w-w in tf-.' »in’.-isc cr-nilition in ’ t ’ ! *• '■•’*• a\ J„ v. .... |.nnj,| it. r- t i f-Dtue 'J < /iA win fiv. n unhenlulivgly i n B ,f • j\i motive.—lyuis. Jm r. ‘•Mr Kendall isMl to l« caught s*leep. —[ P«. It o». < I Thu! only proves him a “wcaifl."— Lon. Jour. “I leave this Rifat people prosperous ami hap-1 py." —tacksnns Faledicloru. Ay, Cj-ncra!— a« provperou* ** a man «n*pen- j drJ hy a breaking thread upon the verge of a | frightful Jour. CHRiiNICLIi AND SKNTINf'.L."* 1 Aj iiivr i. Muiiilhv tivenintr, July ID. Ullti FOR GOVERNOR. <»t.oicf;K n. Uiiiiicß. j ru i We have lieen requested to state that check* on New York, at sight, may be purchased at the Hank of Augusta, with aolca of the Central Bank of Georgia, at par. Our Exchange papers are beginning to be fill- j cd w ith accounts of July Celebration., andjudg-j ing from their lone, we arc inclined to think, that there has been rather a greater degree of enthu nimn exhibited than for some yean back, notwith standing the disjointed limes. This may in aome measure arise (ruin the fact, that the people are becoming sensibly awake to the misrule and cor ruption of the parly in power. The people al ways exhibit a greater degree of pat.iotism, in proportion as their institutions am endangered. We arc aumowhat cheered by it too, sot wo had f.-ared that llta country had been «o dosed hy po litical quacks, that she hud gone to sleep to awake Ho time. From the Savannah Georgian, July 8. FROM FI-OK 10A. “Illicit Uaant, (Fa.) July 3, 1817. “Sir.-—The information published in your pa per ol Milt tilt, is incorrect. I regret to find that you entertain fears with regard to a renewal of hostilities. | “Mieunopy has not been put to death, as re ported. ‘■Cloud, Alligator, &c. retain their rank, and i no Indians have been seen near the plantation of Messrs. Clink &. Rollins. “Is it asking too much to request you la abstain from publishing the many conliaJiciofy accounts that are current! “1 will endeavor to keep you apprised of eve ry thing which may occur, wmlh dommunical tmg. “General Jcstip reached here this morning from Tampa Huy, on a tour of reconnoisurice, His object is to inspect the posts, to ascertain the re sources of the country, Ac. and to attend to the comfort of the Troops, whose health he eonaiders paramount to every other consideration,at present; and he is determined with all the means in his power, to protect and guard, them from disease.” From (he Savannah Georgian, Hih inst. FIRE. . W« hare received from Mr. William White, Pilot, u’c following particulars of a lire on hoard the barque M.vy Kimball, ol Marblehead, Capt. Fieeto, which .-’as cleared fur Liverpool last Wednesday, with a cargo of IGO 1 hales Upland and M(j6 halos Sea Isls'in Cotton. A smoko was discovers,l hy the Steward, on Thursday morning about so); KI > o'clock, issuing from the aide of the vessel, ( jiw 'd of the main batch, lie immediately reported the' »«n» to the Captain, Thu Unique was at the lin»i n under way for cca, and near Long Island. Shb wu » brought to an anchorage at the lower end of tu 0 Island by Mr. While, the Pilot on hoard. Mr. While, at the request of the Captain, came up to the City to inform the Consignee and to procure tho necessary assistance to extinguish thwUire. The steamboat South Carolina, with a Lighter and an Engine, was despatched io the Marque, and reached her in tha afternoon. With the exertion* of about aixly meu, (includ ing the crew,) all undet the direction of Messrs. Thrower and Cole*, who worked all Thursday afternoon, all that night, and yesterday until about four o'clock, tliuac on hoard succeeded in ex inguUbing the fire, I y boring holes in the up per deck and forcing water through them. About eight o’clock yesterday the docks were thought sufficiently cool to lake oil'the main hatch, when they were able to get out a number of hales ofcol ton, thirty or fitly ol which being, more or less, on fire, were thrown overboard. On Thursday night the barque was lowed up, while on (ire, by steamboat, to Five Fathom, abreast of Furl Jack- Hon, to ho nearer the city, tho engine playing nil the lime into the ship. When the fire was ex tinguished the ship had seven or eight feet water in her held— consequently the cargo is much damaged. The ship is Mill lying at anchor at Five Fath om, and as soon as she cun ho pumped out she will bo brought up to the City. Both the vessel and cargo are insured, the for mer in Boston, and the latter in London. Until the cargo is discharged, the damage cannot he es timated. From (he H uihington Globe. Tiikxsuiit Dxpxhtmext, > July 3, 1837. $ In compliance with a resolution of tho Senate of 2d March last, notice is hereby given that the receipts for the month of May last were as ascer tained and estimated— For customs, about $986,650 For land* 877[314 Total, 51,868,06-1 I The expenditures during tho same month a i mount to $2,727,117 08. LEVI WOODBURY, Secretary of the Treasury. •AS YOU WERE." ' The hill authorising the Banks to issue small notes, has become a law, and the Bank in this City commenced small bills on Saturday. 1 We mate the fact to show the groat want of change, that in less than half an hour after the “ Bank was opened on Saturday morning the 1 Teller paid out upwards of S7OO In small hills.— 1 Tuscaloosa IntelUgenttf. • -- t At considerable interest has been awakened in * reference to tlio ship of the line, the Pennsylva- j m'a, about to be launched from the Navy Yard of ‘ this city, the following particulars in relation to c her dimensions, received from an attentive friend, 11 may not be uninteresting to onr readers: 0 Length onjinain gun deck, ft. 212 10 in. F Do. of keel, 195 r Breadth of beam, 58 8 Depth of hold, 62 6 8 Length of main mist, 132 Diameter of do. 4 6 * Phil. Paper. J SLAVE CASE—STERN DOCTRINE, t The Boston Advertiser gives us the follow do intelligence: . < Si.avf. Case In Connecticut.—“Chid I lira ico Williams, of Connecticut, lately pro- 1 nounced judgement otter taking the opimun of the Supremo Court of Errors, in the case ol 1 n female slave who had been brought from a eiavo-ho dins} Suite by her master to Con necticut for n temporary residence with an intention of returnmw. Tim slaves had been brought before the court on a writ of habeas corpus. The judgment of the court waa m con curtenco with that lately given m s.iuila* case by « Chief Justice SIMM', in this State that tin; saw; being btouglit by Iter in a sic into the Siatc, became thereby entitled to .her freedom. She was accordingly ordered tu be eel at lib- City That is tossy, it is decided that the rights of » Citizen ot one State, recognized and guarau-1 tied by a common ppnsuiwinm may be Jc vested by the mime pal policy of another I Slate, professing allegiance to that cocstilu-! lion! U not tins doctrine in>t grossly pro- j ' Vitnroujt If both urknowiedge a bJunnenl t>. M'«' at. vine!, c-turt ■ ife pstvv r, of the Citizen, ol .adi. how can the laws <>f the r.ne take away liios# rights from eilhrr for Massachusetts to say that a citizen otj Virgimna lose* bis right of property, guaran teed by the'conslnotion,when«oever he plsre* , Ins foot on’her soil, is to make the provisions j !of that instrument of no effect. Can such u j ; doctrine be reconciled with any just notions, I of* compact between States) Most vitrei) ( not. England or France may. indeed act i upon such a doctrine—for they arc nut iT.eut-, | hers of the Confederacy, and have ackimwi- j i edged no fealty to the Constitution of the L ul led Stales. And is not Mussacliuidl’t, i in this case (Hilling hcrscll precisely in Inc j | situation of England or ol I ranee) j ; It is manifest that doctrines and proceed- 1 | mgs like these can lead but to one result. No ( 1 limit can subsist* between parties where oned i by its local law ugislntes away the rights ot ( the other, which by terms ol the common con-1 stjtufion it had pledged itself to defend, sup- j port, and preserve inviolate. Such a doctrine i is nl war with every idea of confederacy, j Rrfrrmrr. Col. Benton, in a letter recently published, | j seems to think, that hank notes will soon become j entirely useless. They will at least answer for l ‘‘ cravat-stiffnert" —wont they Colonel)— lh. tc»>* Il Alti. From theN. V. Daily Express, July 0. LATER FROM ENGLAND. The ship Parthenon, Capl/Thomaa, arrived at Boston on Sunday, from Liverpool, whence ahe sailed Sunday May 28lh. By this arrival wc have received London pa pers of June 26th and Liverpool to the 27th, two days later that our last advices. Tho papers con tain scarcely any thing ol interest loan American reader. They are principally taken up in describ ing the celebrations, fetes and illuminations ot the 2 lih on the occasion of the Princess Victoria’* brilliday, and her reaching her 18th year which ia her majority; As she is heiress presumlivo to the British throne nnd realm, the ministers are making arrangements for allowing her an outfit and establishment suited to her exulted destina- L lion, now that site has become of ago. It is sup- I po«cd that the subject will immediately be brought before Parliament. I The hill for the abolition of the chureli rates was read a second time, on the 26th, and carried hy a majoriiy of 6, which was considered so small j. a nmjoiiiy tor tlio minialerial measurtr as to amount to an indication that the present adndnistra ( turn was near its end.it had even been reported, ' that Lord Melbourne trad tendered His resigna tion, hut this was afterwards contradicted. From the London Times, Mvy 26. Mover MxiuUt.—Tho abundance of motley at the Stock-Excfiaug , induce* the ipprpehusibn , that we may have a new influx of foreign secit , rides, and tho exchanges once more lllruod against us. The remedy is easy and obvious enough, . but it is not so easy to induce those ivhd have the . power to apply it. Tlio banks shobld htihg the . dend-weight to market. This is So clear a policy under present circumstances that were tlio direc > lors not deterred hy tho paramount consideration with then! of keeping dp the amount of the divi dend, there could ho no doubt of their willingness to resort to it, without delay, especially hound as they ate to give all tho assistance that may be j required to tho American houses. They cannot make money rcarcu by any arrangement out ot t doors, that would no he a breach of such implied j engagement on their part, and they could not reach the Sio-k Exchange by ady othet procest , whatever, than that of selling public securities. , If any prognostic can he formed from present ap , pearanc.es, they will be noon driven to such a c measure which never could he arlemptbd at a r more favorable period, At a fair price, tlio dead a weiSht annuity would find ready purchase and Q its introduction would check at once the introduc tion of foreign stock and probably in some de gree, bf l l )e American Bank paper. It would al -1 ao giv.eiho Bank of England at a most opportune period thv' |'°' vcr of assisting commerce to a much greater degn 0 ■’* jan * s al prm»l done without danger or incoi. *t*nence. Tho letters from Liverpool speak rather more favorably of the stale .“* business there. Some tolerably largo sales of cu -Um haJ lakl: » P laco > chiefly of American dcsoripli.'’ ll ' ant * at l >rcvloua I quotations; “but they observe, I.!'* 1 without some improvement in the prices of cotU' n < l ' lc * ar S e holders will experience considerable u! , **®® uk y * n ineeiiiig their obligaliuna. Prices are sti.' ™uch below the ratesat which the goods were puren^ased. There has been very litllu money business any kind done to-day ; indeed, tho block Ex change, the Royal Exchange, Loyd’s, <Jtc, have been comparatively deserted. Every thin- wears the appearance ula holy day, and there waa no topic to arouse speculation or activity. In English funds there Were, therefore, very low transactions throughout the day. Prices have not been affected. Consul* closed at 91J seller*, and (or the July account 91 gto |. Ex chequer Bill* have quite recovered from the alight depression which the rumored idea of reducing the interest had occasioned, and these and the In dia Bonds arc once more nearly equal in price. Exchequer Bills left off firm el 34a. to 36*. pre- 1 mium t India Bonds aro 355. to 37e- premium; i Bank block 806 j to T. In the Foreign block market, Spanish Actives i closed at 22j tu 23 ; Portuguese 5 per cents, 47 ; to i ; and 3 per cents, 29 to j ; Colombian, 23j t to 24* ; and Dutch 2* percents left off at 63j I to ). ] The Liverpool Chronicle say* that the letters t from ilia manufaqtuihig districts arc mote satis- . factory, | The city of Glasgow was in a great slate of 1 excitement in consequence of tie approaching t election. Tho candidates are Mouteith (Toiy), I andDennistoun (Radical), ( Franco appears to be entirely occupied in pre parations for the Duke of Orleans’marriage. The t bride was received at Potadam on the 15lh May, c by the King of Prussia. j The Ami de la Religion states, that on Satur- s day the Archbishop of Part# ordained 155 priests. 1 deacons and nub-deacons, among whom were 15 1 Irish, 6 Spanish, 1 Canadian, one Parisian. t Letters from Toulon, slate that Gen. Bugoaud 8 had marched against Abd-el-Rader. c Spain,—The Queen’s general* have obtained a series of successes in the north. On the 12th 1 iust, Esparlero entered Hernani after some hours < hard lighting. Ho made six hundred prisoners, t killed sixty of the enemy, and look thirty guns, « besides a large quanli y of warlike stores and t ammunition. On the 15lh he was in possess- 1 ion ot several other places. Early on the morn- 1 ing ol the 17th Gen, Evans, after a desperate ( conflict, got possession of (run. He had allowed i the women and children to leave the place previ- i ou* In the assault. The victors, it is said, exas- i peraled by the obstinate resistance of the besieged, i refused to give quarter, and 200 captives are I said to Uave been put to tho bayonet, not with- I Standing all the exertions of Geu. Evans and 1 his olficers to restrain the infuriated soldiery— i Fomarabia capitulated the next day. On the 21st Gen. Evans left Irun tu join Esparlero.— Three Uatiaiion* have been left to garrison Fon tarahia, Oyarsua, and Irun. It had been reported that the Carlisle menac ed the capitol, and ttxat the Queen had ordered preparations for her removal, but the story was untrue, as proved by later accounts. The Portuguese Ministers have rcisgned in con sequence of the decision of the Cortes not to al low the Ministers undet-secretaries of stale. M. Dias de Oliveira, the President ol the Cortes, is charged with the formation of a new Ministry. The German papers announce the death of his Highness the Landgrave Frederick of Hesse Cassi-I, at Frankfurt, aged 90. The Liverpool Chronicle says;— “It is a curi-1 ous fact that Bu-l India Cotton has been sold in Liverpool during the last week for exportation m Canton. At the present prior* it costs less to huul it from England to China, than from In dia!” From the N. O. Picayune, July C. j Ixv .s.—\ estorday we receiver) the 4th uuin > her of a new paper commenced at Nacogdoches, . called the •• Texas Chronicle.” From the Chron icle we learn that peace has been rertored to the | frontiers, and tho volunteers who promptly -■lept forward to its defence against the depreda intis .ct"the It: have all reuwd to IV-:r homes. Th* compamc. that weal will in pursuit . of the Indian* a-ceitiined that three companies ol Indian*, cunni'ting ol about one hundred mu I* ty each, had come down some lime previous, W our frontier; one compsny down the Nsvasoto, one down the Ursssrw, and the other down the Trinity.—lt has evidently been these parlies that have committed the recent depredation*; they re ( port that the main Ixxly of the Indians urc above the Cross Timbers. . . The Chronicle is tank for the invasion ot ; Mexico.—The following i-; a paragraph from that ! paper of the 20th uIU . . VV'c have long since been perfectly satisfied i that our only chance for peace with Mexico, was jto carry tho war into her own territory ; wo arc now more strongly persuaded ol this lact than ev . er. It is our best police to do so as soon as we } can properly gel up an expedition of this sort ; i add as soon as we take the bold anl laudable j stem), that Mexico shall acknowledge our indo j pendence, or that she shall pay the forfeit ot hek ! ignorant stubbornness. We shall neither be I wanting in money nor men to carry tho war vt- , i gofouslv beyond the Rio Grande. From the Mobile Chronicle July C Tampico, 21st June, 183 i. The following has been handed me by the Govehor of this place, a few printed copies ot which 1 send to you by the sch'r Water Witch. “ COLONEL LOUISGONsSAtJA VTEYRA. Governor of the Department ot Mexi'c'o. From the Depaftmect Os Slate for exterior rela tion*, the following decree has been communica ted to me. The President of the Mexican Republic to its inhabitants. Know ye that the Getieal Congress lias decreed as follows Art. 1. The Government is herbby AuiWited to compromise the claims which iiie Government of the Edited States has instituted, or niay hcie after institute, and those in which they cannot agree, may be submitted to the decision of i friendly pdwer, the United State* of Ameiica agreeing thereto. Art. Uil. The Government is further hereby : authorised that in case tho United Stales of America ahdul'd refuse or not give in a stated ; time, satisfaction which 9h our part wc have a . right to dcmdnd according to the treaty, or in case . the open aggressions should centinue which have i been commenced, to close our ports to the com merce of said nation, to prohibit the introduction and the use of its Manufactures to point out a per- I iod to consume or export those already in the I country and to adopt all tho necessary meads to l effect said measures and the safety of the Ropub . lie. MICHAEL VALENTIN, President. TIKBO VIOJO, Representative and Scc’y. RAFAEL MONTALVO, Rep. ahd Sce’y. Tlleiefore, I command the same to ho printed, published, promulgated and duly complied with. Government Palace at Mexico, 3dth May 18- 87. ANASTASIO BUSTAMENTE. To Don Louis Gonzaga, .Oueva*. Which I communicate io your Excellency for your information and guidance. To His Excellency the Government of the De partment of Mexico. And for the information of all I command the same to he published as a law in this Metropolis, ; and in all the cities, towns, and villages of this Department, and to he circulated to all whom it may concern. divfcn al Meiicd, this 26th day of May, 1837. LOUIS OONZAO VIEYRA. 81CT. GABRIEL SAGABETA,Secretary. Notwithstanding the above decree issued by tho Government, it is my opinion that alt thcdil , Acuities existing between the two nation* will be . amicably settled. To Mr. Kidd, Merchant’s Exchange, N. Or i leans. P. S. The CondUcla with specie has not ar -1 rived from the iulctior hdt is expected soon. I . believe all is tfdflquil throughout the Republic.— It is bclltivcd here that Commodore Dallas hai passed this place on his way to Vera Cruz. From theN. fDaily Ext i ess, July 6. MONEY MARKET—CITY NEWS; Wednesday, P. M.—The Board of Brokers met to day having had a recess since Bathnltty; Stocks ate firm, and increased confidence that money' will become abundant. The United States Bank had i declared a dividend of four per cent, for six i months, There is a prevailing sentiment that ! the bank will shortly resume specie payments, : that is, that they will redeem all notes issued i since the hank has been chartcicd by the Slate, i Tlie business of the week has been very tilling , owing to tho interruption of a holiday. A large number of p-rsona left the city lor different places 'in the country, to spend the 4th of July. They ai o now returning, but it will take a day or two lor li.'' n 8 s 10 become settled. Since our * ast wc i ,ave had an arrival from Europe, vu’ Boston,bringing dates two days later than before re." e ‘ veik The news however, is not important, and w c arc looking anxiously lor the London and Liverp'°°i packets of the Ist and Bth of June. The winds, during the day, have been favorable for their arriva.’> » n <l the packet of the Ist has been due for some u' avs - B will bo seen by the articles which wo copy' Bom the London Times oftho 2Cth of May, that .'here is an abun dance of money at tho Stock Ex vc h an go which could he had upon undoubted sccc'tßics. The want of confidence in the transaction °i business and among business men, is no doubt ti.f cause of such requisition. The same cause in ou <r own money market has had a similar effect. There had been no later news received al London fit Liverpool than the 2d of May, consequently the nows of the suspension of specie payment by the American bank* had not arrived out. The cot ton market, it will be seen, was somewhat em barrassed, or at least threatened with embarrass mentin consequence of the large amount of cot ton in the possession of the heaviest of the foreign cotton holders. It is an extraordinary fact that millers are in this city purchasing foreign wheat at about 160 cents a bushel, to bo ground into flour at Lock port, in this State. We are persuaded that such a circumstance never before occurred since tho history of the country. That wheat should bo brought from the .Black Sea and transported to the center of our richest and most abundant wheal growing districts is an event we trust may never occur again. Wo learn from Upper Canada that a bill has been informally brought before tho lower house of the U. C. parliament, empowering the lieuten ant governor and council, upon tho application of any chartered batik, to authorise, in their discre tion, a suspension of specie payment by such bank—such authority, when granted, to lake ef fect from the date of the application. The only conditions required ate that the bank applying shall submit to an examination into its uflairs— issue notes only to the amount of its capital—pay interest on Its notes in circulation previous to suspension, when demanded, dee. On the other hand, no costs are to be recovered in suite against the banks, for non-payment in specie, nor are in dividuals to bo subjected to forfeitures of any kind for non-payment of obligations in specie, provi ded a tender heemade of the bills of the ptovi ded banks. Nothing, however, in the ai t is to be so construed as to prevent the exacli in of spe cie in payment of government dues or obligations —or to make bank bills a legal lender.—Another proposition bad been matured by a committee, remitting the penalty of forfeiture of charter for suspension, for six months, in cases of inability to redeem—making a lender of government deben tures in payment ol debts, a bar to the recovery of costs in case of a subsequent suit—and making it obligatory onjlio banks to issue one-fifth of their circulation in notes under “25 shillings” -hose under “four dollars” to be redeemable how ever, In specie. And still another, authorizing the Lieut. Governor and council to issue deben tures iu sums not less (in certain cases) than twelve pounds ten shillings each—and in others not loss than 100 pounds sterling tho latter re deemable in London in SO y ears, and bearing a per cent, interest. The Express Mail,yesterday, brought no slips from beyond Mobile, The Alabama Legislature are still in session, but doing nothing bevond making useless propositions, upon which tu hang long speeches. As yet the suspension of specie payments has not been sanctioned, and a strong feeling exists against some of the banks. The charters of the banks ore forfeited without tho sanction of the L“gWifurc authorizing the sot of ." conwttKci/iiT " I L|Vt»rOOL COTTON MAHKKT.XAT <6. A goo<s extent »l business doing this week, and . I outlie wlmle ■ firmer market, at nltoul id advance j on New Orleans, Mobile and Unwed. Alaranb«n>» have licenrold I a id tinder our quotation! of l««l week, but (rood Remains and Balnas maintain the • rates then quoted. In Rural, Ac. no change. Tlioro , was very hule inclination to bid at the Sea Island offered by auction to-day, and only three lots wort sold, and those at 3d jier lb. tinder tbe lowest sale of Inst week, and at w hich decline business has since , been done. There has been a verv good ultendancc ' of buyers 10-dav, and about 4000 bags of oil kinds sold. Speculators have taken 4500 bales Amorirnn, am] exporters 900. One vessel from Charleston Ims yet to report. Import thia week 13,i5j hags’, sales 29,900. Sales TO Sea Island 18 a 22d; 50 slajned 5 A 71; 5880 Upland 4 n 71; 13,060 New Orlcina 41 4 8; 4250 Alabama, &c 41 a 71. The Liverpool Journal of 271 h says the business «l the 2Clh was large, and the market t loses at ah Advance ol f a id on lust week. In brain Cl) etiange. Egyptians ot coiiiinon i|uality are about .d j»r pound lower. East India steady. CIIARLKSTON MARKET,JO'.V 8. Cotton—Uplan- cotton still continue to sustain our weekly report ol prices, without any alteration. - PtineipaUales for the 11a.re market. - Kice —A steady demand —prime have advanced. One lot ofß4 bbls brought s3l. SAVANNAH MARKET. Jt’l.ir 0. Colton —Arrived since the 26t1l tilt. 2578 halts Upland and 10 bales Bea Island, and cleared in the same time 2326 bales Upland and 208 tales Sea Is laud; leaving a slock on hand, including nil on ship board not cleared on the 6i h hist., of 7690 bales Up land, and 1751 bales Sea Island. Wo have experienced n quiet vkeeß irt our cotton tliarkel, the business which has been moderate lias been transacted at a shade lower than our last quo tations. The sales amount to 1061 bales, us follows; 16 St 61; 89 at 7; 44 at 71; 258 at 8; 14’2 at 81; 302 at 9; 245 at 91; 111 at 91; 183 at 10; 89 at 101; 218 at 101; 27 at 11. In Sea Islands we have no sales to report HOSIER MARKET, JULY 7. Cotton.— Arrived during tue week 428 bales, and exported in the same period 1017 bales, ns follows; 1 New York 719; Uoslon 77; New Bedford 108; 1 Charleston 75; a d New Orleans 13,—reducing i stock 621 bales, and leaving on hand and on ship board, not cleared, a sloc-K of 10,901 bales. In consequence of the small amount on sale, the operations ol the past week have been necessarily limited, and may be estimated at 800 bales. The rales paid this week show an advance on last week's quotations of a ic, which, as likewise the improve ment noticed for the two previous weeks, is owing solely to ihe scarcity of the article, and not to any corresponding movement in our foreign market. — The steady inquiry Which prevails, amt which, un der present 'circumstances, must continue for some considerable lime, as well ns the highly flattering priors that call ridw bo obtained, should induce every planter, or holder of cotton, to forward it im mediately; the slate of the rivers alford every facili ty for this purpose, and we have no hesitancy in saying, that those persona who may hold over for higher prices, will regret their not having availed themselves of the present opportunity. The whole amount now on talc, it is believed, docs not exceed 50U bales, and is principally of Ihe inferior grades, —say middling-fair and uownwarda. Prime cottons would command 12 a ]2le, but there has been none such in market for soino weeks. Some shipments are making on owners account. t to ■■■■V" Marine Intelligence- DEPARTED. Steamer Caledonia, Calvin, Savannah. Savannah, July 8 —Art Georgia, Nit hols, 7*. Y. Cl ared sch G li.Wulter, Leonard, Baltimore. Went to sea, barque Osprey, Bartlett, Havre. Charleston, July 8 —Arrived yesierday, schr Rochotnboau, Phillips, Baltimore. .Cleared, brig Murcue, Holler, Arrnstcrddm. Went to sea yesterday, Stettin Packet Georgia, Rollins Norfolk.’ Mobile, July 6—Cleared, shhr KOhcrt Bruce, Copes; Charleston. Arrived, ship Montgomery, Grate, fin Charleston. Philadelphia, July 6.—brig Arelhusa, King, Charleston. New York, July 0 —Arrived fhis day, schr Os car, Kenyan, 4 days from Charleston. OBITUARY. Departed this life at Rucfiersvillc, Elbert coun ty Ga., on the 30th day of June, William Alpiieu, son of Amos W. and Eliza C. Ham mond, aged 23 months. “Hosannah' to Jesus oh high! Another lias entered his res', Another has ’scaped to the skies, Atid lodg'd in Immanuel's breast. OCr.Vr. Editor— Please publish the following appointments of Camp-Meetings in the Aug lists Die net— Ctf/rip-nWting, at Ml. MorimV begin ning on the 12th July, at night, to conclude on the following Monday. CohimniW Ca'mp-meeting, at While Oak, to begin August 23d, a'i nrgiit, and close on the following Monday. may 19 Sir The Camp Meeting in Richinond county, which was to hat'e commenced on the 7(h inst.is indefinitely .postponed'. j'uly 5 156 vC’ We are authorised to announce FREE MAN W. LACY as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, nf Richmond county, at the ensuing'clcc on in January. June 7 A CARD. TO THE MINERVA BOAT CLUB.—I have seen your card in the Chronicle Sc Sentinel ofSaturday evening, in answer to mine of Ihe day previous, in which, after informing me that the constitution of your club forbids making pub lic bets, you propose to run on Tuesday for a prize 1 or for pleasure. This proposition I cannot nmv aCt ,'Pt, for the reason, that 1 gave to the gentle men v’f the club who called on me on Friday eve ning, vi.’. that two ol the gentlemen who were to row my boston Saturday have since left the city. I should not ;n the first instance have made the offer of a public bet had I known that your con stitution forbade y.’ur accepting it and had I not been provoked to it.by some of the club, who challenged me personally’,, offering, to het two to one and give odds in the distance. J AME-f A. FAWNS. July 10 160 For Wait*, /•A .SHARKS Stock of the Georgia Rail Road “v/ St Bunking Company. F.nquiru at this of fice. July 10 if 160 Iron juul Brass Foundry. THE subscriber in connection with his Agri cultural Impliment Manufactory, has attach ed that of Iron and Composition Casting, and is now ready to attend to anv orders that may bu given him in that line. ROUT. PHILIP. July 8 159 •Hill Properly for Sale. 7 H ' HE subscriber wishing to devote the whole » ofhis at'er,lion to his business in town, of fers to sell his .Mill property on .S’pirit Creek, lately the properly nf Green B Marshall, Esq .containing thirty five hundred acres or there --bouts, on which isa first rate *aw Mill, and situations lor two other mill scats, without interfering with the principal one. Also the crop on said place. He would also sell a first rate log cutter, a good sawyer, and two field hands, all on the place Also horses, mules, oxen, carry logs, wagons, ploughs, slock, cattle, &c, Acc. ROBT. PHILIP. July 8 159 3tw A Card. BIIF.ADDEN, Artist, takes this opportunity . of returning his sincere thunks to the citi zens of Augusta lor the very liberal patronago ex tended to him, (luring his reside ;co in this city ; and as he is about to leave for the interior, lie would notify those of Ills friends who may still desire his professional services, that he will remain hero but a short time longer previous to his departure. july 6 157 S3O Reward WILL bo given for the detection of a thief (supposed to he a negro) who look a pair of English Rifl'd Hell Pistols from the room of a gen tleman of this city, within three days. The Pistols are silver mounted, and well finished. Fifteen dot lars will he given for the recovery of the Pistols «- lotie, or thirty for the detention of the thief and reco very of me pistols. Apply at this office. ■i»ly « 168 <r uard laii’n Sale. \\nu- bo sold, before the Court House door TT m Waynesboro’, Burke county, on the first Tuesday in October nest, all the lands lying in said county belonging to ihe orphans of Thomas 1 Hell, deceased; to be sold for the benefit of said orphans forms mud” Known on tho day. Wy 1,1337 HUGH ALLEN, Guard o. I J’W ' Hid 158 | PIIiLIC k A l?i?f BY \V. IC. fit J, U. JACkToT4 TO-MORROW MORNING at lu„ /■ In front of our store, will bo sold to I lit/.A dor, without reserve, ’*■ 12 barrels Coffee, 6 do Sugar. —ALSO— -5 qrcasks Cognac Brand), 1 casks Porter, ID Mils Cordial, 5 boxes Tobacco, 20 do Soap, 12 do Claret Wine, 10 baskets Champaigns, 6 cases Silk Hats, An-. Ac. Terms —CASH. jdy m 4 Extensive sale of Pry u O , • BY \V. E. k JT. V, JACKSON on Thursday morning next, the {u nt It) biclock, will he sold, without reserve the highest bidder, nn invoice ol Staple j,, cy Dry Goota, among .which are, •Satliuet:,' Brown and Bleached Shseijn- Shirtings, Rad ahjl While Flannels,Cotton* on Ostmhurgs, Irish Linen pud Units, U IIC „i mg, Corded SkfHs, White and Colored Css Hosiery, Book, Jaconet dnd Switjs Muslins S sians, Bombazine, Dimity; Nankeen, Silk anile Handkerchiefs, Calicoes, Ginghams, Bint’s Ei aper, Rotten Caisimerel A print Check, Gnu, tigured Baize, Negro Kerseys, Ac. Ac. Terms at sale. j'Hy H> 160 * . 883 Reward LOST between %}’,'*, Greek ami the ci v,; gusto, ti Ryd Morocco POCKET BOOhi mining a one hundred dollar bill on thn Bank of Sjottjh Carolina, and one hundred d o ta . Georgia money, consisting of fives and : ton» ob, j ml banks of Georgia, and one five d'dllar gold- The above reward will be paid to me fonunstJ or, if delivered to the owner at Dabluhnegg U. Cook, at Augusta, WM. If. SHELTt . , „ Surgeon Ga. \ ultima I jm.y 3 isf» jt, To Kent. Till’! Western Tenement in the rear q Bridge Hank Buildings, on Reynold site present occupied by Mr. 11. N. Wilson. .t 3c the Hank of Augusta. ' t’S J nl y M iss To Rent. THREE commodious Dwellings knownu Bridge Bunk Building., wltich may be from the Ist October next. For terms apply « Jl Bank ol Augusta. [July 8 j-'j To Rent. A IWO Story Dwelling House at thn extn I Z*. upper end of Broad street, north side, with adjoining building,. Apply at the Bank of Atm j u |y« _ 159 ■ | l o Rent. '*•4o I j’KOM the first nf October next, Ihe fire p Store, north side Ol Broad street, next nh Mr. H. Parson's cabinet ware room, and nccupic present by Mr. A. Btiggt. Enquire of ' ROBERT F. POE 1 J' ll Y 8 159 fit 1 Aior Rent. CONVENIENT STORE, which ha,f„ r 1 last two years been occupied ss a CJuii Store, and would now be a profitable stand for if a dry goods, or shoo and hat business, fta iiu I lion is second house below the Richmond Hole; Possession will bo given Ist October next. EDWARD W. COLLIEI julv 6 157 lams G To Mice, UNTIL the first of January next, a Negro ( about thirteen years old, a good nurse, i quire at this office. ' [jime2B 151 Slw. Just ReceiTciL NEEDLE Worked Muslin Caps, Linen Cambric Hatidkcrchiels, I ps superior bl'k Bombazine, Superior undressed Irish Linens. ALSO, Cent's Slocks, Linen Bosoms, and Collars, which will be sold cheap by June.3o 153 T. H. WYATT &CO f KA W KIASVILLE MONEY taken at par, Goods, by the undersigned, No. 197 Bail may 1 101 E. D. CODE Hard tail’s Sale. AGREEABLE loan order of the Inferior Ck ol Commbia fuditly, w lien silling for urduu purpoktaj-Vvill be sold at tha Court House dour, Appling on the first Tuesday ft September nek -ft negroes, viz; Mourning, a uoitmit, ami IwockW Tub and Eleanor, beluiiging to t'fite estate of i.)d Bugg, minor. Terms cash. BENJAMIN BL'66’,’ July 7,1837 w lds 15., Wauled to liireii | ff TO 20 good nogioe men to work on «pch 1.VA13 (Georgia Had Road, gening out ’finite,. \ situation is ns health}' as any part oithffbbu miles from' Augusta Apply t ft- WEIi.STICK, PAR.MELEE St CO jtibb 9 SlaW rs 135 TVI KVV itVACKEUK -X’lVulc amr 2ff4 1 v bids. No I; 'JO wholenWJ 20 half bbl'k. No.: 60 who e bids. No, 3—lute entight MaekatJU—f received tutd lb'/safe by JiCtoE & COHKS Jon 16 12 WA NTEIJ, rißiiieiliuleljl, a first rate bouse « vtmt. None tteed apply ititk*ss they t; come well votommemled. Apply to July 5 DR. F. 41. KOBERTSOJ • Hlop the Flck|»ockct. AN O'l’O/GUfJS Thiel by the name of 11-I f. MONO, who came into this ttcighhorhiHKlu shoe tnciulerand a well cleaner, has stolon frontu pocket n small. Gull skin Pocket Wallet, nomaiai l ' filtetn or twenty dollars in bills,.several smalt m« ol hnnd, and two or lltrco very important rccciw He cunimitied tho theft on Saturday last, was t.n up near Aiken on Monday, and acknowledged Ic self guilty of the act, but made Ins escape this tint ning about daybreak, by cutting the twine lit bound his bands. A suitable reward w ill be give to any one who will secure him in any way until can get him, and for any information in relntiont him i shall bo truly grateful. He is so well kw as one of the most commutate thieves whereverk , has been, that it is hard to tell which way he go. He was raised about Milledgoville, Ga, live five years in the Penitentiary ol that -Stitte, and b) been whipped lor stealing in Augusta, Aiken onh Barnwell, (J. IL, 8. G. He is between fifty » sixty years of ago, is about five feet high, has aver bald head, dark eyes, a lE,man nose, and is de complected—is very officious, forward in convert lion, but very conciliating. When not engaged t Conversation is almost constantly singing or ttlttf ling, /ny one who will slop him will do an art) kindness ty the public generally, ns some one is if to suffer fry his fingers wherever he goes. JAB. M. REEVES Siluerlon, S, C., July 4 157 irviiiji’* Sew Work. IINIIE Rocky Mountains, or Scenes, InchlfH ll X and Adventures in tho Far West: drgwt* x from tho Journal, of Captain Bonneville, el } army of tho U. States, nntl illustran.d from vnrtow other sources. By Washington Irving, w ith N*( Just received and for Sole by T. H. <t I. C PLANT July 5 155 ~Jamrs n . Tl. Rerririi WILL practice LAW in the couniipsnf P>- ; Jefferson, and Washington Oifin*: f Lin isville, <*• (June 21 145 \vw ICichmoiul Sheri (Ps WILL be sold, at the tower Market Moose i" the city, of Augusta, on Ihe first Tuesday in August next, within lire legal hours of sale, erg 1 ; ly fix o acres of Land, morn or less, situated in dn eounty of Richmond, adjoining Lands of Gih!» Murphy, Daniel and others, the same levied on u ihe property ol William Byrd to satisfy two execu tions from a justices Court and returned to me hy > constable, in I'avot of John Stallings vs. tho saw Byrd. RICII’D F. BUSH Sheriff July 3 wtd 155 Hi chmoml ShcriiTs Sale. WILL bt; sold on the first Tuesday in Sepßic fer next, at the lower Market House, in tw city of Augusta, within the legal hours of sale, 0n« Hundred and Filly Shares ol the capital Stock o' lire (ieorgia Insurance and Trust Company, whitli was transferred by Jacob Moisu to John Phinri)' President of the office ol discount and doposit o> D 1 '’ Bank of tho State of Georgia, a' Augusta, “ate. now stands on the hooks of said company in name of John Phinixy, President, us p*r certiprjb , No. 381, hearing date October I, 1836, and signe . Thus. 8 Meteuff, President, Wm. T. Gould, o«>’ re ' tnry. The tamo levied upon its the properly ol J» eoh Moiae, to satisfy an execution from the Supono Court of Richmond county, upon tho foreclosure <t a mortgage, tho Bank d" tho State of Georgia' J i Jacob Moiso. _ _ RICHARD F BUSH, .Sheriff, R- r jidy 1 154 "ids