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tHr-s-Sf-'-* ■! .■* ii i'.~ i.' «:*. -a LAMENT OF THE FOET HAFEZ Fu! niK WIFE, at via caiwrma. “Blest with llu-p, Zayds," ’iwti my volut dftir. To pan my Ulnt day a with 1 1 ice alone : All! fruhlcas wi-hcs, Ilia) ion high aajlifol Like scattered leant tt(nn lirt tircrtM blown Tint line lo fall, no alt nay Inqsra decay. “Thou wcrl too pure, 100 heavenly pure, l.i dwell With auch a* me! and therefore turned away Tht*»« living cyca lliat shaeinied the young ga idle— Dark—dark—a* night, yet beautiful »* day. My welded lloau! not ecu Moaetla •* bower. Can yield thy tilid and muat I weep alone, Watering with bitter tear* the odoniya flowera, That golden spring around my path hath atrown! Ah, duleel nightingale 1 that on tha bough. Os yon poaiaegcanatc Hugest thy rad alrain ; •Thy rose with hhishev anawera thy loud *ow», And aowda a trograiit token back again. But Hal,-i ledo* rose ainga vainly now : Hot lilv*lira answer-him, nor musky breath Betra him awret token, to eequilv hia vnw Low lie* tha pride of Shirsi, at ruck by death; And I would paint her, aa in death »he dept; Her moonlight forehead, and hgrjaatuioe hair, from whence I cut Vhoaa tresses, that have kept Their watch upon roy hcall sine* she lay tlwiw. Oh no! I onnot paint liar; I, who aung Her living beautiea, eaiinnl paint her dead. TIT overflowing heail make* bink tipt of the longue; Lova Tran/if lie eloquent, hut works are fled; for are lhaahadow lo a likeness grow,— Ere half her beautiea ara portrayed to aight, Down drop* the pencil from the band of woe, And tears efTaca her linamenta of light; Yet wherefore arek that other eyea should nee Thoac gracra, 7, a) da, only kept for toe? * Tha roaev of Mcaello are| irmorkabln for thoir Ibftautjr. J'rri’n the New Knfland Galaxy, A COUPLE OP STRAY LEAVES. •*j3x unoJitce r/mnet." Liar tiia Fmar—6 hoxths arrait Mainline, “ Well, my dear, will you go to the parly lo night! yutt know we have a very polite in vitaiion." “Why, my love, put aa you please; you know 1 always wibli lo consult your plug* I •ure.” I “We’l,alien, I? irriet, auppor.o wo g i —lhai la. if you arc perfect’)’ willing; llorv do Tl •ty yet, hecauao I do, for you know tint wli tc you are, there I am perfectly happy.’ ••Why. my love, you would enjoy yourself there, I am sure; ami wherever you are hip py, I shall he, of cours".—What dress hliiill I weir, William!—my while satin, with blonde, or my ashes of rosea, nr my lev inline, nr my white lace—you always know lo'lor than I «b ml such things ” Harriet; dearest,you look beautiful in any tiling, now lake your own choice to night knl'l Ho think you look very well m 'he while •aliu ” ••There, Will arn, dear. I knew you wou.d think just aa I did—oh, how Impuy we rh.ll be there lo night! ami you must promise tM in leave me a moment, I shall be so tetd tl you do!" *■4.,cave tiros, dearest. leave ihsr, No. by yonder star, 1 swear. ' Oh. William, doar William, how bnau’iM that bp—you are alw.tys Lotting poetry to make in* happy.* •Ami IJvcrtet, my own pr r. d Harriot! would 1 not do spy thing in th" w .rid to g.ve you one moment's happiness! Oh 1 you are an very, very clear to me, tl seem, ut nine, al most ion much happiness to lust.” O do not say so, dear Wtllt.tm, it will lust —and wo shall see many happier you', evon than this; for will not ottr love bv stronger nil deeper every year; and now, dcarts', I will be back in one moment, and I ton wo w.II go." •There, she has gone 1 blight anil boiiiilul creature that she is! Oil! how misomhlo 1 should be without her! She has indeed cast a spell around my heart, and one tint never, bo never can be broken i she is the only aim of my existence,guiding moon to virtu amt happiness; and can I ‘''fit •'*'« llor loss than now ! Can I ever desert her, can I ev er,peak of her Other than in terms of prime! O no, it is impossible; slm is l»o good ; 100 pute —happy* happy matt that I am. I.svr Tta ar.coaa— 3 ir.va. t?t kit sitvn vafc •My dear, I’ll thank you b> ptaa lhc sugar you did’ot p vo ms but ouo 1 imp.' Well, vlr. Snooks 1 declare you use augii /nougli m your tea to-sweeten a Imgalioa i o( vinegar. James, keep your li iger* out of the «wee'ovals; Susan, keep slit bawling « I tl - dare, its enough to sot otto distracted —Ihti-, take that, von hllle wretch." •Why, Harriet, what hua the child done? 1 declare vou are too hasty.' •I wish. Mr. Snooks, you would mind your own business; you’re always meddling with w tat dous not concern you I’ • Well, Mrs. Snooks, 1 waul to know who baa a better right, if I havo not ? Volt are always felting and loam n; about nothin’ •l‘s, Thom i* ts louring your newspaper ah U1 •Thomas, ooino here, how dare you abuse irtT paper ; I’ll ir'arli yon In lonr it there, air, how dues that led!—Now go to ***Mr. Snooks, you Itorml wretch! how dire vmt strike a child of mine in that way ; come bare, Thomas, poor follow ! did hu pet him ! —lire’s a lump of sugar—there that's a good •Mrs. Snooks. lot mo tell you. you will •poll all the children— you know 1 never in-] terfero when you see fit to punish a chi-d ; us strange that a woman can never do uuy thing right- * •Never do any th ng right! Faith, Mr. Snooks, if nobodv d d any Hung light in this house but yourself, 1 wonder what would be come os.' , , •Let me tell you, madtm, Hit* is improper language for you mi’m, ami i’ll bear it no longer. You arc as snappish and surly as a ,hc—a she dog ; and if there is a divorce to be had in the land, I'd have it. \ou would wear out the patience of a job.’ •O dear! how mad the poor man is 1 well, good night, my dear—pleasant dreams.’ 'There, she's gone—thank heaven 1 in alone once more. Oh ! unhappy man that 1 am. to ba chained lo such a creature ! -Sho ts the very essence of tiglines*, cross and peevish ! Olt' that I could once mote be a bachelor ! curse the day and hour I ever saw the likeness of her! Yes, Iw II g"t a divorce ; 1 can’t jive with her any longer—;l is utterly impos sible ! A SAILOR’S REVENUE, nar mu* hxad. •Oor captain vent ashore von day. vhou he at Canton, and bring, off vith It in two of the Gong Merchant*, in pe'iicoats and pig .tail—a Muter l/toche, and e Mt ler Vang Fou In* aid-de-camp, or ‘walley-dc-sham.’ il -ster LooChoevoa a vison-Uccd wem ra big old toller, the worry mural of a little chap „ Uf ied to be sitting cm.* legged s lop ot , jny old grandmother’s Vapot hd. His ch cl mate. Mister Yang FoU, vos the Inmage nl tlte nodding mandarin in the lca.*lvp on Lndaate.hill. They came to inspect the •hip" and wer* pleased, aa (ar as 1 ooultl judge by llieir squeaking vo ces, Ike pea-W and well they might, for they d d’ul go away onip-y handed, Aa eoon as they vere gone. 1 itnascd a pair of silver aleevc-bu'ion* my molhor gave me. and my ’baecnlsx, the Usl gill of m/ Vite. poor Be.*. I Mite thought vheit tfeew ebepe eauie oil board. Ivm eever to ••• the*" no •»•'**■ • left them on ihe ©empaewn, end new wtd them »'ier ~ I To slop's cum, any voiru all honeal men, c. R - ‘-ry mati j n-k of 'em, and kite v no rn ir • •» Imy Imp, ih .n lh -man -n th-r nmon. “Vo II ii-n," ,ays /, •• I’ll i ■)) vo ivhit tl -a, that , oaml rio m n is come out of (he niuu.i,ba _n> ’em ; noil I I. ti ll In* luuacy-h p "•<>, tl I ever come* vtiti.u hid ol h m igsm. Aa lacs „ hohlil have it, tue cautaui sent mo asuuit *St It » note lu M a er Luo Chce, st Ihu Fu’ l„ tury, vth iirdcr* lo behave m self properly Veil, I goes, andiho very hr<-t person Is cs vus ilm chief main of the concern, Mis'ui Yang Full. ‘.S i,’ says I ••now I lutvfi du«c cnjsaiii’s nrd-rs in d.-hverhig lie note, I have a itile Imim iis.ms ol my own with you. So, Mr. ChopMick*, I’ll 1 1 1 antl ymi lu delver o,i them ore s'ceve-bmiona uml‘buccu box, yon «, stole out of the ship tlna mirumg.' lie look ! er| rstlnf atoerml of me, and said smooching about • VV'huug ken puw chow,’ “Nuneoi y«“.jr show chuwN, Buys I; "I’m not going to i, he iln u.u-,1 mu of my slceve-butlons." ‘ Hang nice bare,"sat a he. "I know vital yon incitne," s iys I; •but oil hough I h ive L no twice on the >;o»(il ol B ;rb«ry, Dial doa’ot follow ilntl I am a bill irons' int'i. I liae axed you Civilly and expect civil) ode from you ; hu-, it you call* m ■ a ’hungry bear' sgiiu, I'll juat lake you hy that lung tail of yours, and drag yuu r all do wn the river from Canton lo M icao.' Cantong Marco, sis lie, with the voice ol n peewit. •Lome none ol your iiuiiseiisc, mock ing me, sis I ; hum) out my sleev-.bolt-ms. Duo tong sib he. Yea, buttons, you booby • noinicd to pen and ink lor me to write; iiiit SS I w me* •«e "li -i l l my . wu, as body else cun real), I wsa'ni ip and read lo please tins sou ot a slop b.itvl II owsouieviT, ho kept jablterabtngiog there without minding vim I said to him. The . wi-ssol vas lo sail m the morning —there vs* no tone to he lust ; and, as there vas no wim ble sign nt tln-in ere things forthcoming, him • I vas getting vverywexed, I vhh dctarunned to bri.ug young Hyson to Ins be imps. •So,' sis I, lor I lie third noil last I me, hand out my hseco-box mid sleeve buttons, or by ihr moon I lint made yon, I'll have a reglar «CMr. h for (hi, Villyon, Mr. Vang, it )on please !" •Funk I’ei.in lon,’ said he. *O, ho,’ sis 1 ; •cull me n fool, do you ! Til let ye-., see: so here o s a,' Vnh l.iirl I laid '.violent hinds no Ins «nk |«tt cost siirloc.i, mid gave him a reg li»r mauling ; bo’, there vas ne'er a pocket j bo'.k of in* :mi t ah.ml nun ‘Veil, sslto my j self,‘exchange is no robbery ; and one good lorn ilcsM'ves an-ithur,’ So I on; w.th my llllllc, und vliip* off a pic to of Ins lad, vhicii I brmigln Inline for yon as a cariosity, villi s Hindoo handkerchief !<«• lhe cap ain. Say | mg which he tinned iho handkerchief, sod produced about a tool and a hall o| conrs", nlaek hum m n-iir, pi used and tied up ali(r the Chinese fashion. /Vmn Ihe New Orl-intt Herald. I’athi itis.m —An aunctimeui lu the land of our Unlh is a timural mid cnmuieii.lalile fee jug in wiioiiisuisver found. —It elevates a mail in li in scale ol linumiiity above the in ro a ,‘ilisii brute, und prompts him lo ink lie, lonil.io and Happiness lor the honor of In* country and the welfare ol bis fellow mini. J' is u strange nod inexplicable feeling, and seem* to be more powerful in those lands where there is least lo love and naught to lose. To iho inhabitant of Switzerland, the bleak mountain and tha barrau waste pos-ess more charms than smiling valleys and peren nial verdure, and he Weeps to he again upon the path ol the chiunoi?, white he levels in the vineyards of La y. Why? Tno iiinim tam is Ina ho ne. He loves with an in costly of devotion even ns rucks and sno-vs. When ] France vv.iadeool i cd by rovolution and de luged with blood, her children who had boon driven into exdo still regarded her well ah taut pair ouc loivor which Ins ever chsrac iC:li r so;.s; and though begging m tin at,-cote of London, or bunting in the forest >f America, th • honor and glory ol Lu J telle Prance was as dear to them as when they w ilke-l their own princely halls, or shone nl the promt court of tber king. Ami wo nave all seen no v loudly, amid the pains ol exile and ihe plUidiiiigs ol want, the unlives of poor, oppressed, abused Ireland, sldl look hack to the r lather laud, tursnig i s oppres' *rs, ami praying for rs cm mcijianon—how their roils sicken in Iho wrongs ofiheir country, a nl how their hearts b mmJ at the sound of “Erin gi Bfiigbl" ••Wo lovoivur ian-l, because it i< our own, And scorn to give aught oilinr reason why.” is iho n Aural 1 mgu igu of every patriot— o e.ery m in who is true to the land ol his birth It Il ls olien b eu miner of tmrpnao and piiu ltd rOgr.il l.i u*. that tills fe dillg shoilal bo “I inse,live in Ihe bosom ol Americans. We talk of our 1 beetles ami our c.v ■ dient insliin- Hone from habit; but in general, we are sor y to say, Hist we neither appreciate our privi o gos, nor p isscss that warovn ol feeling whicli would nnku us more proud ol the name of Am Ticans.tlian ol any other earthly appolla ton “luma ronviu cit'zen!’’ was ouco His dig-oiled boast ol those woo ruled Iho world; and to Hie icoluig Ui»' prompted it, Koine owe I all I.or greatness. “I am an Am TicaU,” should be »u i qu illy prison, as p in s lar inor hoimrablo name. Tin: Roman* ru«l me vVor tl—Am ricutis li »vo taught that w orld tins min o*n u’c nmi «« iii« of the former » rvocl cx •:)<! Hifir cm; i e h-* would a silg-il degree ol pitriotm leohog in the uil.er bo mstruineulul in propagilmg Inn r principles. Wo are, nidcevi, an nngraie.ii and stiorl-sighto-l people; w e owe nnr ad nor do we seoin lo loros-’o lint tins spirit ot I nJ.I -liTonce must sooner or liver work Us over throw. The pursuits o; lam-, power, wealtn, engrosv our ih ugms, am! each regards nis colliery ami ns msiiUUions merely a* the mean* by wli ch to gtaidy Ins own sottish cravings. How many would he e oqueni -n the cause ot liberty," weru they ce t iiutiiai Utvir exer'.iijiis, though uaotul, would bring them no return of fame! How many who arc i now aufem in support of the govermne n would look upon its aubversion will) indiffer ence. did they not hope to monopolise its ofS ’ ces? How plainly have the event* ot the 1 last few months proven that there is a large i and influential class m tins country who esti -1 mate the worth ol liberty hy dollars and cents, I and value government but as it contributes lo their (acilitios for specula mg. Have we not i come to a dangerous er.s s, when men ure ac tuated almost exclusively hy motives s i 1 too 0 wonky of a mm! When we see our large 0 cities made I -o scenes ol factious and illegal 1 proceedings! When men claiming the that '• respectability in society, openly resolve to I res s' the laws, because they press upon then • pecuniary interests? We hope, however,that • ihe spirit of '75 is no* altogether extmci. Wc i- indeed believe that m the agricultural district* tin re is still prevalent a gemnu • patriotism— an ardent un-l unshukenTovc of country. This it tliuu'd be the object td'ail lo encourage and t isprcsd. Lot us K'gnd with suspicion the e man who orders h s pnvalc i itor- s's, ms own petty desires, to tkc weltaio ol his cou .lry, ;- Lei uj denounce such —-• g —centred all in self, ,’ Heqiile hi* tides, power and pelf, Living, shall for It il fair renown; p And doubly dying, aliall go down ■I To ihe vilo dmi itooa wlnuiee lie spiung. >i Unw*|»t, unbonorert ami umuog." 1 A Hes Tsr.tsrut Orsnirms,—The Cincin n , u ui liaii'ile gives an account of ■ suh-Trea«ur] ll ! tran>aclion in that city, winch ia a praclieal itlii “ Utnan of the beamy of the “divoice ►yatnir’ 1,1 A Trraaury draft fore 13,0011 in favor ofihpHur y vayor fl*n*rat of Ohio, on the rettuver of puhln B, m „ofy*> at Cmcinnilti, *•• paid over in the con V sttWUdmd From ih* aub-Tiraann •t offici* was conveyed “to an nfllce when U .Uml fl.nOJ.OOil of »prci« had been purchaaei •a ainc* May l«»i, and npn'sl to Fhil>Jilphu.' n j ami vrhn • '••• *u'vcyt« rsti ivad the Unn Uout r. ' pirmlm" "f 1 »*t i . ri.vV iii i»f j I'vnuif, Oct. 5i4.1837. : 1 The *r U'e met j ur»n mt i» aljuununciil. Mr. t: W.Mfior* lVo.it iSic Ua.mmire 10 "’art H “i» the liw.mi .Me Alcre l«a U*iiicuisiejMii’ei tiial f they ha.J W4i(« <S ( if|HNt that gcfitlamiu suJ llui he ■ ti i would %i*it I. till* hua*r4 ut collar*-*/* in U»« rt jir.t --r •emelivc lull »i i i «iVK* k line day. Tho IhU , r'gul.niriK «»|iu.cr•> eml j*o*» road* » ; final rctidiii/; when ou w Himi a CoillniiltH! ol >f4 *he house having in tiled the senate to their cham j her; the senate |rfo<*eed*tl to the repre cnulivc jt hall, when the Churge dc Attaint, Mr. Alcec l.uhianche was announced; alter ho had Ukeu j his seal williin the b.ir *f ilie house,Mr. Wanton *’ | who had been appointed to inakv aoino remarks •* ujiun ins reception, ro»e end sard' 11 “^i»»—ln the name, and at the request of con gress ol this republic, I ri»e In ureei and welcome (a* Ido with all my heart) your ornval among 11 us. That arrive is u confirmation, in all its > juris, of our recognition a« an independent gov- I eminent and people* Tina. air, m (Ua proudest ’ and lisjquosl moment of He: it transports me T' back to the fond recollections of country and ot i youth, h nd awaketH feclinja too deep lor utter ance. i Wc rejoice to know and to acknowledge that • our panmt country has Ik*cii tin* firnl to lake u i by the hand and admit us into the great lanniy ot nation*. We will endeavour to prove ournclves nut unworthy of (he kind notice which Utt been attended it* us. I would oiler equal injustice to the government you represent,to your own honor and undcraUtid . mg. and at (be aiine lime violate ait the law* ot ’ diplomacy, and delegate Iroui our own national uign.iy, !.y ~r«?.mdin4 la assert that the United yl tnc p u!h have recognising ,n --, dependence, permitted feeling io usurp the em pire of reason, of precedent, or of principle, o hsve in (he slightest degree deviated from ths -1 line ot rectitude and law which has always regular ted their conduct towards other nations, stnigt ' gling hkr ourselves lor freedom and indepeu , dunce. Thankful and grateful as wc are, air, for that iuleii.iiy «d syrnpaihy and interest which, since the commencement i.f our righteous con -1 lest, has been ell and mam looted l»y ths people ol the United est .ten, as u people, whenever there ;vsa a votcry ol liberty with a heart to fed, an 1 arm to strike, nr a bead io comprehend!—Vet, > sir, wc a ontao thankful, that the unconquerable •neigh s ami heroism o those wbo battled in our cause, placed our infant republic in such a situation us to justify-our parent country in re cognising our mdependeuca, nut as a mailer of feeling, hot as a matter ol right and abso lute justice, and in entire accordance with pre viously oMabliehed principles. My hsppiueH* on this proud occasion, air,is in finitely augmented by a holy confidence that the two republics, fioin a sameness of language, blood, origin, Isws, and form of government, will con tinue for ages, forever, I will say, in the utmost amity;*arid in th« nation ii|i"(crchange of sot ial and commercial lelatnms, mutually beneficial,it indeed the slur spangled banner docs not again extend 0 eras its sacred protection, rcuniuing us to (but land to which we are already bound by tbe indis soluble lies o fnalure, of national pnde, and (lie most sacred parental reminiscences. But whith er arc ruy feelings, my hopes and roy anlicipa ttoiis leading me! lam uncosnciously approach ing s subject us boumlle-w as it is dear to the soul. 1 must p.iusH, and conclude the pluismg tusk as signed me, by agon and again, a.ike in my repre sentative and individual capacity, hading and welcoming your presence in the capital of our in fant republic,** Mr. Ua Blanche replied. •8m:—Ills with the highest gratification that I receive the hearty welcome of the Congress of Texas, us Oil irge do Affaires of the United Slates, near this young mid growing republic. 1 feel, 1> oud at having been chosen Itu confirm to you in my olli ial capacity, the acknowledgement of dir independence ol Texas by the United Stales. V ou ha ve, Sir, interpreted mUs true light the policy tmy government in recognizing your in dependance; a policy that has been on similar oi •ssions the invariable line ot hsr couducijiowarda other nations. The revolution of 'Texas is another striking proof ol wlul a people cun achieve when they light for their suivd rigid and privaleges. The glorious b title of San Ja into has terminated your struggle with Mexico, and a new and brilliant star now illumes the horizon of liberty. May the gallant people of Texas, under the shade of thei laurels, enjoy the blessings ola long and durable peace. You may depend, sir, on my full co-operation in riveting the bonds of fried-hid between two vouiitries, to which proximity ot territory, con - tommy ot interest and the lte> ol nativity recoin* mend a mutual confidence and esteem. In concluding my reply lo your eloquent -ad dress, allow me sir, to avail myself of (Ins oppor tunity to express my great admiration f.x ihe he ro now at the head of your government: a station which he has so well deserved by his valor, cour age and patriotism.* When he retired amidst the cheeia and plaudits •fa crowded audience. The Senate then with drew, when on motion the senate adjourned until tomorrow 10 o'clock. r-i ...util, j-- !»■>— i■ 11 —** CHRONICLE AND SENTINEL. ' TttWIJS* I'A. Mmnluv Evening, Nov. S7. Wo have just returned from « sojourn lo the. seal of our Siate Government, of »*me weeks, whither Wo bad gone lo “see what was to be seen and hear wba was to he heard.” The tesult ol our observations in reference to |iarucs ami men shall ho given indue season, when we have more lime than is offered us on the first day of our re turn. On Friday last, the hill lo establish a Supremo Court for the corretion of errors passed the Sen ate by a vole of 44 lo 32. It* passage v.as advo. rated in that hotly with great ability by Messrs. Miller, Floyd, and McAllister, and opposed, if opposition it may he called, chiefly by Mr. Burns of Jackson. From heai iug the interchange of view* among the members of the House, we infer that the 'jiil . to authorise limited partnerships will moat proba bly pnsa that body ; hui we aie inclir.od to think ' the faie of the Court Bill very uncertain. The joint committee of 43, on the subject >.f i internal improvement have agreed upon a report , which will piubahly be presented lo the l.egisla -1 lute to day. We did not learn the particulars of l re report, ui the projects it proposes, hut marcly “ understood genet ally that it will urge the adop. 1 lion by the Male of an extended system of inter >l tod improvement. u Aaunii.R S'-rsiMsoar Losr.— l'he NO. Pic , ayune of the 33d mat., says, “The splendid stea c mei Gey,on, bound from Louisville to tins place, s caught tire when about live miles th a side ol - Salt river, and both boat and cargo, which weir very valuable, entirely consumed. The fire oti ginalcd in the hold. ?io passengers lo t. Tn< i, Louavtlle Advertiser says that part of the cargc was insured in this cjly.” Fro si (Ac t’o.'«*»6i.J JWcseopc. COI.II.MBIA JOCKEY CLUB KALES. UtMaaKs. —The coutaa very sandy and hea- Tiieulay't nice, llirkory John, certainly i very tine horse, linistied the 3d heal with a Into spin, and me laee would hare been won by Mil , waukie had there been thirty yards further u T ‘ run. Uelvillu was distanced by the mistake of hit .it rider, wli. pulled up aider the 3d round. r \V< dtiftd.it/'. rtir. evened special iliterral H . Blue Uatk I icing reg tided at presrnl as tin i crack horse ol tieoigia. lie was, h twever, treat |f on with peilet l ea«* by Trifle's splendid staler f , 1 Near Ihv Judges’, aland, here was mute than i Pl j distance l>e>ween them, when Gel. JUmpum •• j with rUsraeietiauc magnanimity, directed tin mare to b« pulled m and not to ciom the hue uu 111 her ant agonist had gamed I lot dietaries post. j I'., toil i. . e.as p c I), U.l w.. I,«:i«s0;ii» V j won by Homy, although at aUrtuig Uetuilg *-• r. 3to 1 on Georgia. '• , Thurtilny't t uct. —The Priam colt,the w inner it ,rm lhi* occasion, i* worthy to he in the same s.a --e , hie w-nh Gh triune Ku.se. >- j Gubri. 11a had a very bad start, widen lost her d j r /0 or 80 yards, »j Inday —UeUille, in the second heat, hap d j pened to gel a start se b.U as lo lose him more a j than a d.stance. c | Satunhiu, —7 'he flum/iltn filitte wasepen tor e entries to-day, but the b. c. Monarch (imp.) em it ' ered try lari, Hairtplon, fording no compvlilvr, u J will w alk round the couiau and take it. * j An interesting case was tried on Monday lasi 1 In the District Court of Pennsylvania, in w hich e the plamlilf, a passenger in ope of the cats ot the West Lliesier Kail Road Company, brought suit against that corjHtralion for daunrges for an inju ry received while travelling on the mad. It ap t peared in evidence that lire driver, alter cliaug mg horse*, urged them 10 grea *pecd, and when ( reinuisiraled with by the passengers', applied the brake with so much power as to clidck the ear suddenly and throw the plaiulill from the top ol ( the mr lo the earth; tearing oti one tof his lingers while endeavoring to hold on. lie was lor si* I month* unable lo attend in business. The dc t fendant called two wi nesses, whose testimony , did not vary Irom the above statement. Ibe ju ry, alter an hem’s absence, returned a verdict in I favor »f the plaintiff for three thousand Jlvc hurt . dm/ duUars damages—being the amount claim- I cd.-— Jiuli, Amor. ! Momvjt.—One moment, what an e<fict it 1 produces upon years ! one mom-vR \ Virtue. i r.T,wd, r--/.ur« rest upon rno ' me«;s r Deatii '■* l,lll • Hanmant, yet eler ’ imy is it* successor ! r PoptruaiTT.—ll is expecting lo he worse i L Iban we are that we become popular—and we . I get ciedit for being Iroih honest and practical r fellow*. My uncle’s misiake is in lie a hypocrite , in words; it rarely answers.—Be frank in words . and nobody will suspect hypocricy in design. ■ ImiviinuL Juiiomevt File re are many ■ cases in which an hearted individual is a much 1 bettor judge than Ilia multitude, of what is right i and what is wrong; and in these matters he is net 1 worth three straws if ho lets the multitude bully ot coax him nut of his judgment— iinlwer. WWW«*——s——m—asaesa— mmwmmm It I PxFUPH tll illi. ‘ g -a : -■ - I.OWItIR CANADA. IMPORT ANT INTELLIGENCE. I'rorn the Montreal Courier , t.Xtra of Saturday lust Alt KENT IN MONTREAL—AKKEST OF TWO PRISON EKB Alf REST ED AT ST. JOHNS. The events ol yesteiday and the day before, arc of a nature to require of us the fulfilment of our promise made at the beginning of ibis month ol an extra sheet, whenever news of particular interest was to be communicated. Wc were pre vented from publishing in our yesterday's paper, the eathcr part of th • narrative we now present, fry a special request, as by the fear of perhaps lin paring the success of the measures that we e in progress, by any 100 early publicity, such as we might then have given them. It was nut till shout 9 o’clock on Thursday evening, that they became known at all; and it was then consider ed best, that for a slum time (hey should remain a* little known as possible. On ihursday evening, a considerable number of warrants were lodged in the hands of the high constable, who succeeded, with a (tarty of special constables, in arresting six of the delinquents,— Messrs Andre Ouimet, President of the “Jlls de la liberie,’' J. Uubuc, employe d Pigeon's tavern, Finns. Tavernier, George Ed Uoucherville, advo cate, Dr. -inurd, and a stud nl at law, turned Leblanc.—Several other warrants were not serv ed, owing to the absence of the parties. Among the absentees, we understand, were Dr. O'Uullagltan, Thus, S. Drown, Kodulphe De.riviores, and Ovitlo Perrault. Tbe arrested panics were all safely lodged in gaol. A report lias been In circulation, that Mr. Desrivieres has since been arrested, hut up to last night nothing hail occurred to warrant it. Wc have not learned positively the precise na ture of these arresls. Public report declares them til he for high treason: and wo are nut aware that there i* any icason lo suppose it incorrect in this particular. Kl eight o'clock on the same evening, a party of 18 of the Royal Montreal Volunteer Cavalry, was despatched to Si. Johns, with Constable Main, to effect the arrest of Messrs. Dr. D’Avig non and Demaray. Having quietly effected their object they set out on their return, about 3 o'clock in the morning, by the same road. Nol far front Chatnbly, they met w ith a party of about 30 permits, variously armed, who, however, went oil'as they approached. At about a mile from Longucil, they were warned by a woman, that u large body of men was in waiting for them a little farther on; hut from some cause or other, the information was dis regarded, and the (tarty proceeded as before.— They had gone on but a very short distance, when they f und themselves almost close to a body of about 300, in a field on the tight of the road protected by a high fence, and armed with ttfies ami muskets. The (ratty in advance moved on to pas* them, but was received by a heavy lire, which it was impossible fur thorn to return with effect, armed as they were with pistols only, and from a body ' which on account of the high fence they could t nut charge sword in hand. Under these citcum > stances, they tell hack on the main Irmly of the par- I ty. though not until several shots had told with ! effect o|iitn litem. Several of the horses, we are told were more or ' less wounded. In turning lo retreat, the wagon in which the constables and the two prisoner s were was upset, and necessarily left behind by ,| )e 5 cavalry who then made their way into across the fields. On striving there, the- found a detachment of two companies from I|>.b 3td Regi - merit, under Msjor Read, who had been despatch . ed at an curly hour from Monl'oal, lo receive and f «up(a>rt lliPiu in case of necessity, but whoso or . ,I *' rs Bud unfortunately directed him not to pro 'ted beyond Lon-uil. *ne prisoners had, however, then made their I 1 escape, aud the whole body returned lollte city || lor farther orders. VVe understand that the four companies of the Royals now in town, have received orders lo march early this morning, under Lieutenant Col Wetherall, K. H., on special duty not yet pre ,f cutely dLclored, between Lungcuil and Chambly. , t They will he accompanied by one, or pet haps two, field pieces. '■ Conflicting reports arc current a* to the locale 'f of the unarreslcd leaders, and of Mr I’apmeau in y particular. By some it is confidently staled that he is in t twn, try others, that he has even left the country, and crossed the line. No stnnc must bo left unturned lo ensure the arrest of every man, against whom evidence can _ he found to wariutil a lair hope of his conviction. There is a little doubt expressed in some quar- l * tors as to the fact of a warrant being actually 't | out against I'apineau ; but we trust there is no if | ground for such a doubt, „ I The number of warrants prepared is, wc ho . i hove considerable, and some one of them must he *' | lot the head offender. The arrest of A. N. Mar ie j in in (Quebec, shows there is no intention of al io j lowing the leaders to leave all the dangers of tev- I olution lo their underlings. We have reason to ho(re that a considerable number of additional arrests are likely lo Ire made ■in ami near Quebec. Tbe more men the better l * —but the highest nm-t he among the first. The best argument we can urge upon our rea * dors lit induce them to renewed activity and spir it in their country’s cause, is lo lie found in the *' events of the lust day or two. The long desired lu Idow it at last struck by the government. Blond i has at last been shed by the rebels, w ho now stand unmasked, end faitly subject to the worst penal ■ ties of the laws they have insulted. B j No British subject could dsstre better things. ' c i Let hut the enemy lie seen, and the result is eer •’ tain.—Argument is no longer needed to con '■; vince any one of what each man’s conscience a must now plainly icll him lo Ire hit duty. He n > has hut to remember that England expects every ls man to do it. *’ We see from last night’s Papulahe, that Mr, I Demaray, an* of the parties rescued ct Longucil, »Ja*r jsl-i livVU ItaA.U (»••* •a»U4bl Ul » j ( »- -buster at .St J. U*• The |>ul lie will ue li» I luMrrs. r Tux Cmt? or tux RtiriGi>u Takkn. • Ann Me Noihifl Morin, tlircilur in cliiti ot ’ se«ii:i.>ua sml (n s?-unable jjp'ccitling** * I Per* r tnunenl ami Central CtHui.iiiee ol Quebec, aiM chief spy ol the MontieM faction. l«u2g. cl in - jail ihis morning, ou a similar charge lo that or. • vthicli J t>s. C.pare, Pierre Chussuer, Eugene Truilt-ao HTi;l liiirthclciiii Lachance weie arretted r A. N. Morin was commidcil until ba urJay, when he will lc further examined. — Quebec , *MnrniHg Ht ruld, of IVednetday. Wc learn from the Courier of lire I7th.» *hat lire parties arrested in Quebec were Mestro* 1 Chasseur, Legare, Lcchance and Trudeau-^ih^ 1 first being the printer of ihe Liberal. 'J’he edi tors of that paper, Messrs, ilouchelle and Hunl er, had not been arr'eated, as was reported here on Mund iy. The charge agaiuat the parties or rested is for on lawfully and seditiously contriving, Ac. to dis ’ lurb the Queen’s peace, bring her government and person into contempt, and alienate the afi’ec* | lions of her subjects. Mr. Lcgorc was a justice of the peace, but had been dismissed. Mr. Chaffers was notified ol tins on Monday, whereupon he declared the courts suspended, and the district in a stale of rebellion against her maj esty. flis life and properly were threatened. The Herald states that two wagons loads of n flos, from the United Siales, through Painham week before Idst. strppos A lo bt* *nu n ded foj d(9trihi»**3|| ainoog the mhohitans ut she of Bt. Mary, and the neighborhood. Also lliai a number of wagons loaded with rifles, pack ed in chests and marked ‘ butter and cheese/* had left Burlington fur Canada. These are said to he sold in (he country shops at $5 each. CHARLESTON MARKET, NOV. 25. Cotton.— i ii S unlay lust t t-rc was a fait* bnisacss done at I lie plies of the week but cm Monday and Tin—day, owing lo ilic incleim ncy of the weather, tlii salcs were verj tight—since uhich time liowerer. Up io the closing of our n view yesterday, an active demand has pemultd tie. market, and sniistou fair extent have been effecti U in all qiniiilit— j#t full p ices, except infe rior, which has declined a shade, and in uhieh discrip lion the operations have becti hut trifling. We think 11 1-2 cents is the higlust point of the market f r Up land Cotton, although very fine, from its gn at scarcity lias been so d at It 3-4, andev« n above this price, us will lie s e on ref. fence to our salts, which fi» low 3 . t 7 1 2, 46 at 8. II ut 8 1-1, 50 at 8 .1-8 138 at «l-2, 1.3 at 83 1 197 at 0, But 9 -8, 5l at 0 *-4. 6 at 9 I*, 38 rt 9 3-4, I • at 9 7-8, 211 ut 10, 4 at 10 1-3. p»9 ut 0 1-4 7o ; t 0 3-8, 4(6 at 0 1-2, 818 at l« 3-4, 15 :.t 10 7-3, 6 J 6 at ll I^6at li 1-3, 214 at II 1-4, 47 at II 3-8, 648 at 11 1 -I, 338 at 11 3-4. and 15 at 1 cents—in n'.i a.»ont 501)0 halts. Ou. Sea Island purchasers art Inlying to a lim ited i stent, chielty tin columon qualities,at prieesjran ging foin 25 to :M) cents—43 hates brought 2> to 3j and 28 do, ‘2l to 26 ci nts. Mai me InieSligencc. IHAHI.I,B lOM, i\os-,2s.—Airyestirday,schrs Cine line, IM (i tin, Hu AtigiistuK : p-now.du.; j Kruh rick l<c Lucy, Lc»ii, ilo.i Herald, Cuol., duj Hc ruilie, Vauduzcr, du; Minimum,. Hum., P:a. unuali; .t.a- Ritr 1). \\ . >t .luhn, f.fcr, Augu.ta. Cl, ar.-d, .hip 'I user* , Fr.ciutm, Suvunnali; sclir Peru, Place, Jaeksunviilc; Alexander, 1L ail, HU Alien. Idle, Went to ,en yesterday, sehr Randolph, Ireland, Phila delphia; .team packet Georgia, Uoilins, Norfolk. Gall Ili.lKl. Died, on tbe mot rang of the 15tb instant, a Barnwell Court House. Capl. William M. Duscax, in the 2Slh year of bis a e. OrJmari y eulogies on the dead, are considered as the partial representatives of a friend, raloer than tbe lailhful portration of ibecbaracterofihe deceased. In the present instance of Provided, ■ial affliction, it would be difficult to speak too extravagantly of the amiable and social qualities which adorned our departed friend. Wc might adopt tbe language of his venerable father, while beholding bis sou in the agonies of death, who said “no man bad a belter child, or one ot mote filial love and respect. ’ The deceased was dts linguisbed above most men, for amtableness ot disposition, and red Hide of principle. 'Tbe.-« endearing qualities, united to a bean as pure and elevated as ever beat in the human breast, made him not only an object of unbounded love, by bis immediate relatives, but was also tbe cause of the most ardent attachment on the part of his whole acquaintance. He lived and died without an enemy, and although engaged in the busy science of mercantile pursuits, no man ever pos sessed more of the confidence of bis f. How men It could not be otherwise with a bean so honor able, with feeling* so kind, be was only to h* known lobe loved. He was chosen twice con secutively to represent bis fellow-citizens in the legislature, when by Ins bland manners and mod est deportment be secured tbe regard of that bon_ ouiable body; be was still a member ut bis death Long will ins memory l-e cherished by the *in-' zeus of bis native district, Ihe place of Ins early youth and riper years. He was indeed no ordi nary man, and bis premature death in tbe midst of usefulness and honour will not be hastily lor golton. VVe would to God, that we wete able lo afibrd consolation to bis lather and mo bet,and surviving sister and brothers. In a family always remar'a ■blc for their warm and mutual attachment, this grievous dispensation is most heavily fe'a. No one can te l the poignant sorrow, whic 1 ., the death of an older and favorite brother a.nd son, has made in their ranksjit may be cr ,i ( eived,bul nol told. His last moments cyjmbttcd the mo*. | extraordinary scone that , ve BVe r witnessed* “ Having made his pear ~ w ua God, by an. bumble and faithful r.«li anc e ou the Savio*,,' and after requestin g i,i 9 pious father and brother to p r av '.ot him, wilo a calmness and scret tty, a saint only could profess, he calico h* ,; W'., aping relations and friends around him, ' un d oa j e t hem all adieu ! fits little infant ’ ,m ' orphan boy scarcely a year old, was placed ’’ .poa bis breast, and his arms being folded around the little innocent by his kind friend, be audibly s and tepealedly kissed him, notwithstanding bis 0 great debility. He allude d in most rapturous aud ' glowing terms, to the prospect of meeting, his 1 young anti beautiful wife who bad preceded him to the tomb only a short twelve months previous. T He was petfcclly rational, even to the moment 1 of his dissolution, and desired to be gone. Ol •tie of bis physicist s ho enquired “bow long shall 1 lie here, until ntghll” upon being answered in the negative, he exclaimed “thuok God !” r His mortal remains were followed to their last 1 resting place by the whole population of the . village, whose mournful and .sad countenances attested the grief each felt, at Ihe departure of ' one si> young, so amiable, so pure. When we looked upon Hits lasi and solemn scene, we could but aibnire the sorrowing, the calm and resigned countenance of his venerable fattier, who soemed ’ consoled at the blessed thought, that his s«n vould now posses “ an inheritance incorruptible and that fadeth not away” 1 (C/’WE are authorised to announce WM. V ! KEK as a candidate for Receiver of Tax Returns for Richmond County, at the approaching elec ' Bon. ocl 20 Oj’WE are authorize*! lo announce COSBY DICKINSON as a candidate at he ensuing elec tion, on the first Monday in January next, lor re , ccivcr of Tax Returns, of Ricbmuit J County . •cl 4 - O* " E ate authorized to announce THOM e AS .1. BEARD as a candidate for Receiver of - Tax Return* for Ulcbombcoutily. [oct 7 (p’jWc are authorized to announce GEORGE • A. TURKN..TT as a candidate for Receiver o*' Tax Returns for Richmond County, at tbe r e lion in January next. " £.v . ffj* VVE arc authorised to anneut.ee WIL LIAM O. EVE as a candidate for the office of Sherill of Richmond County at the ensuing clcciion in January. id oct 13 c tCT WE are authorised to say that EDM UN D j MA R FIN is not a candidate for Sheriff at the ap j preaching election. J (EJ*We are authorised to announce FREE I- MAN W. LACY a* a candidate for the ofike of Sheriff, of Richmond county, at the ensuing elcc l onjn January. june7 tCj' Taken trout a house neat the Host tidier I- a double case Gold Fsloi.l Lever WATCH, with p clta-ed edge*—maker’s nine, Robt Koakell Li e ver pool—tut tidier 25.8110. A liberal rew.rd’tvill y l*e given lo die (tenant that will return it to lii, olSce. Watchmaker, and others are requested J* to slop it should it be offered for sale. November U ts jg- 'h L* sr. . i tv m. THIS EVENIN'*. N v 26. Will be prevented lire Cimmly -f lh« H U TE R Ol' Xis E l a L To conclude ve it it tlie Ron antic Utamma ot UR Tit K Wilii ilorso of Tartary : (Dramatised from Lord Byron’s celebrated I’oem of that name,) With tinr Scene’n Dies tee, Platforms, cjc. Cassimer, alias Mnzcppa, Mr- Franklin, For particulars soo bills of the cloy. SKrTickels 81. Seals can be secured at tbo Box Office from 10 a m till I r M. JO-Tito Doors will ba opened at C,and porfir maiire will commence at 7 precisely. Potatoes. "S BUSH/.. Potatoes fur family use, both -ILxjrt/ Kidney and J/ercereqnal to imported for sale by CLARKE, McTIEK&CO. nov 27 277 BSoiVey Dm l obacio. A N excellent article very low, by J\ HAND &. SCKANTON; nov 27 F»*c*li JiSaisons. JUST received by JMND & SC * ANTON . nov72 _ Blagging. pOR .ale lo W -a1.0.^0 p Ro P mg i by N T ON nov 27 - A Work FOR sale low—enquire of „ov n HAND At SCRANTON. ON .Monday, the Bih day of January next, will bo sold at the residence of Joanna I oicnl-y, IFarrcn county, all the pe-aonnl property of Samuel J. azenhy, deceased, late of said county, consist i ne of one horse, saddle and bridle, blanket and sad* d lebags; three sheets, lour blankets, c .1 and matlran, t! tree trunks, razors, shaving soap, parcel of tobacco, A c.—terras made known on the day ol sale. JOSHUA LAZENBY, Ad m e. loov 27 wta 277 ALL persons indebted to the estate of Samuel, J. I.azenby, deceased, of Warren county, are i eqi tested to make immediate payment—and those h ;ivi ng demands against said esiale to render them run erlv attested within the lime prescribed by law 1 JOSHUA LAZENBY, adro’r. no f 27 6w 277 Nlnyeii or niolph IVJi OM ray wagon yesterday morning, near the V I lew bridge, an iron grey Mate, aiz or s veu years old next spring; no particular mark is reenl leet> -id but a hollow on the left side of the rump near the tail.. Any pers m giving such information at the store ol 'Clark 3/eTier & Co., or W. J Robinson, shall I re ctivea bbe al reward nov 27 sw I m 277 iitturke I'olluai iiaad B FOR SALia. f JV.EE subscriber soffor (or sale that excellentplan ts tat on known as Barrow L andeonlaming 1450 acres adj (lining Col. Grubbs and Mr. Murphee, near Black Ct eel< in Burke. Much the largest part is yet in tba w inds. The limber is oak and hickory, and the si ua lion as healthy a« any in Burke county. Plante rs desiring an eligible and valuable co lon plants non are invited to examine the premises—terms not yel fix ed, hut will be liberal—applicants by lei tor wik 1 pk lase state their highest bid, as I lie sale is certain Address David C. Harrow at Milledgoville, or W.. McKinley, at Lexington, Oglethorpe county. D. C. HARROW. w. .McKinley. nov 2 7 _ _ w2m 277 iG( ‘orifin flail Koad. \I AD 111 X ADAA/&CO hog leave to inform ITi iht m irchanls and planters that the rail road to Wa ret ton wil he in operation in a lew days and that they \ t ill attend to reccivingand forwarding a y Goods or ■ Col on consigned to them. They beg to assure all tin we who may lavor them with their commands tin tt every exertion will ne used on th ir pan to inertJ p Homage. nov 27 3m 277 C'OL. HR O WNof Brown's Ferry, took (rom the 'lndianscn a head guard 6'luin with “Win Flour noy, August tit I; 1834,” worked in it w ith go d beads; also, one full j nvolled doul Ic-caved hunting watch, Willi gold gut ail chain and key—th watch has t rce letters u n the front case—the owner, or any of his relations ci m get it by describing letters and pmv n g property. If no applicatioli be made i four months, the vva tch will be sold and the proceeds di vided among the (troops,—application to bo made to the editor of the Columbus He, aid for the bead chain, and lor th I Watch lo Col Brown. The Columbus ■ Herald will copy the above and forward the accc tint to Col Brown, nov 27 -if 277 t Cagle EflalT r J4HF, snhaml icr respectfully iofirms the citizens " of Augusta, that he has taken the House, cor ner of Jackson ansi Kills strums, opposite Mr. Aaron Koff s coach JUTn aufactury on the !i,| occupied by Raneys Livery si aides and i as fitted it up for a Bar boom etc. etc and hopes that hv his endeavors lo please bis friends, to merit a s'.,are of that patron age so liberally hesiowsed on similar estabiishnten-s m thisc.iy Also, is fttlir lgup nn Oyster Room, which w ill bo ready m a f jW^) a y, 07 , ’jOSEPH meadway nov 27 t( a77 f'Sf'V’jijopJij N;||eK, * A l , , '‘f. f '. l r lo, , l ''.rplantation ol the loco John Fox, ij i 1, ‘ Edgefield District, (on the road from Mam >tirg ~ >_ no ( , our( house, nboiH 14 m lea from the lorn* er , a „d tj Tom the latter plane,) will ho sold, °? f r “ ,n .y the )si day of December nex', the said' I plac.is'jon, and several adjoining and neighboring I tr »c',s of land, containing in all between? and 801)0. * at.ros, ol different qualities. ALSO,. , I At the same lime '.nd place, the greater part of th» t slock of Horses, Mules, black Cattle, Corn, Fodder, [ Farming utet.sils and other personal property ol the estate (the slaves and cotton crop excepted) which may bo on said Plantation. * ifcr Sales at each place, will commence at 11 I o’clock. A. M, and continue from day to day tiff completed. I Terms frantic known at the lime and place of I sale. The Lands, in all eases, will, as far ns practicable, he an divided as to suit the convenience of purcha > sers; and possession wil be given by thf 20. h ol 1 J inn'irv next, or earlier if possible i *' /’he Chester Plantation is on the direct - .Mail i Road from Hamburg to Edgefield CII; a part of the Land is of the best oak and hickory. Those are.nn the plantation, besid s loher conveniences, a good 1 Grist m Hand Cotton Gin,both moved by ' a iexcellent unoccupied scat fora mill I Persons desiring information relative to thn pro i porly will please apply lo .Mr Andrew Me! ean, at Hamburg—tothe nmnagers on the Plantations, ort» , the undersigned at Augusta, Geo. PETER RBNNOCH, ! AN TO I ATE PICQUF.T, HENRY H. GUMMING, f F.xecutoni. i Augusta, Oct. #• dst 836 A Good Assortment or Heavy C-Jroceries, , VZ" F.I’T constantly on hand, and will be sold on /A the most favorable terms, by nov 25 HAND & SCRANTON. I Priaiic Flour. 3 TUSTreceivcd and for sale bv • •9 nov 25 HAND & SCANTON. r (si’ceiiTillc Bacon. A CHOICE article in fine order by nov 25 HAND A SCRANTON. NKW ESTABLISHM ENT. P. II MtCli & CO. DRAPERS AND TAILORS. < .As- 31)9, corner Broad and CamJiMl street. Respectfully inform tho ■■itizena of Au gusta and vicinity, ’that they have taken >■ the above stand, where I h»y have just received and offer for sale on favorable terras, a choice selection of fresh imported superfine nest of England BROADCLOTHS CABSIMERS AND) - v f.^tings. ’ Comprisinfi a splendid variety ol fashiminblo and g desirable similes and patterns, soms of extra faliric, which will be made up lo order in u style inlcrior to ) none in thclcitv and warranted to Hi or no trade. 1 hey will also keep constantly on hand of their ” own timnufaclurc and warranted quality a good as, •ortmeut of " READY MADE CLOTHING, if Conti ting of ~l re * 1, 01 1 VVrappciv, I ruck Coats Short Jackets, < oat.as f’anlaleons, Overcoat, Veto, l •looks, Sheets. » outh* mu! Childrens Cloltio*. I Merino., Lamb* and Flannel Under Shirts, and * S a T f *i. PockW Roj'dl’o.bluok lla'iin Cmvntsi i.ee, Hnter* Straps, Gfovc» k lev St lt 2?J tfeiUUL ok A 11 /A to’ OF Til IS Georgia Bf;»<c Lollerv. i F Jr the benefit of the Augusta Inden'i p; r „ , Class No 44. rou 1837. I 2 3 4 5 f, 7 8 <J io ), CO so ? 1? 49 58 19 43 ifTTso^ | .HEREBY CERTIFY that the above nu,n) las they aland arc correct,as taken front ih„ U. I ager s certificate of the dravvtng of the cl!!"'. I onsuli.latcd lottery, ol the A'tnfe of Del. 1. Class H, (ir 1837 drawn, at Wilniin»t»n tu 1 nli S T.c S k , 1837 r ''i l ' " I ' i , Ch all lickeis unite above Lottery. °* nov 23 A ‘ REAU ’ Aeent- DRAWING EXPECTED TO-MORROW GEORGIA STATE L O T T E II Y. FOR THE benefit OF TilE Augusta I tide pent)< n 1 p’ire Comnau. Class No -15, for i 837. To be determined, by lb e drawing ol the Virgin. State Lottery, endowing the Leesburg 5 * , Academy and lor other purposes. Class No 7, for 1837. Tobe drawn at ALEXANDRIA, Va., Saiurdn, Noy. 25th, 1837. ’’ : D S. Gregory & Co. (successors to Yales A w. Intvre,) Managers. HIGHEST PRIZE 35,2»44c DOLL CIK AN D SC** IbtllG | I Prize ol 535,29411-100 i a ¥35,201 II u M 11,76 4 70-100 11,164 TlWt'Sl * C,OIIO 6,(100 t 1 5,000 3,000 1 3,000 3 000 ' 1 2,500 2,500 I 2,36113-100 2 361 13. x 59 1,000 50. WW ( s(> 63 150 63 100 B’ 450, 63 80 ®> a() o 63 ID f. 040 63 60 J 4 * 9 ; 126 50 3 >7-0 126 40 ®' 3;: ° 3654 20 5. 1 '40 23436 m J 3. JU 231,260 a7814 r*rlae*, amounting to SdSoTRn Stf- Tickeis Slo—Sitaros in Zl. l! ° W” I tckels in the above Lottery can bony nContractor and Stales Agent, > <«I{AND CONCRItT - Ar>D •NSTUUMF.rXTAI. MUSIC " To take place in the Masonic Hall on Salmi the %bth November. iVI VKK J i h " B , lhl * ! " ,,,or ,0 »"noann , m <he ladies and gentlemen of Augusts/* burg ami their vicinities, that his farewell' 1 , will have I lie assistance of J/es-rs. Iversen llicrsch, and a talented Amateur, who have kini ‘ volunteered their sen foes—and bi»sclecti..iu « . bo made from the works of the best couniosmi trusts that it will merit their support ami pauoia; 1 - Room to be open at 3 o’clock. CJ, , J rnence precisely at hall-past 3. J ; , EBPFo’fu7i l V U f' h u ; r i’-h S % m!t ,l Vk ' V ln om i s ,lle citizens 11IA , / ..•,n,iV -b -, a * t, *? t be I lllte,,lls making a shun im Us sional Visit to that place in tluf latter pan of N«v« , J' Philadelphia, nov 35 it jjj f~M „ Jvaum. • Aenluiky Jeans received and for* % STUVALL it iIAMLt). Passage 4or Havana via Key Wei ' . Florida. erklix The new ‘Steam Parkfl. \i. yJ \ YORK, Capt, >pii(av, . T - ,.. - l‘sve ( buries ton. i‘.r !L\.v -yc-Q, J by the Key M ust, ■?'* , )f li:T nonn, lbe IGih Uweim ”, *■• 4 ° clock. For engagements of Pa-sx kb*' only (no Freight being taken; apply to, or WILLIAM PAI I'ON, Agent i™ .. . 6 Fitzsimraon's wU Mjc jNoV- 21 m a-i Siivaiiiiah ?3:iil futagr. 4 ir, anll B,ter 22d inst.,there will boaSbviScfe A "Hack running doily, between Savannah ii ' tSe ?V lor 1 lw! «ccommodation of I ravclh Dffice United Sines Hole), Aagusta.Georgii nov 23 d2ty * J //(i subscriber baling removed from ilieiA i\ “ ol the ■ a»le and Pticenix hotel, has take - " stable nennhe VVestcrn Hotel 011 Green street,«li , he ktieps constantly on hand Carriages, Horsext si to hire on the most reasonable terms, ami in prepared lo ace itnmodate transient eusioinerei food stables, feed, and alienlion for their licm )rover« will also find a large lot where their* at all times will be well aceomtnnda’ed—flit* - setiber, tlianklul for past favors, solicits aYi" ■ uauce ol the public paironage. II N. IVILSOJ. ... , nov 20 lm !i!,\ ■ Notice. Bank of Augusta, Nov. 20ih, IS3*. I•/ THE Hoard of Directors ol tliin Hank, In X declaro<J a Dividend of one Dollar |er i- - > from ike Kurpliiii profi's of ih* last six ihe will be | aid to the several their orders alter the 23nd instant. UOPT. F* POE, Cash nov 22 *i*2 The C’onstitutionalist will copy the ahuvs. Lamp Dal. OF very superior quality -bleached’ ocl bleached—for sale by. _ v'i' es." ivji HEivsa nov 15 55]. : "Tt I'iiiv.ii t: sage. Affoneral assortment of Embroiderits, ~ L'ices, Black Lacc Vails, Blonds, hflj'i siery, ffc. ifo. by U’. E. At J. U lACKM nov 21 TJA & II.CLARK have received a lew rt< A 1 * new style Independent Second llawi' es, with two hour circles, two second Ac ‘ cf? vanoty ol fine London Duplex V\alchos,w f 1 hey invite attention. » nov •><» I ■ Aviicc. UNTIL the firtt day of January next, ll> ; i:-8 Council will receive sealed propo alx li* y ~ ing a Tread Mill on the lot adjoining lltrj 4 Vi for information as to the plan Ac , apply l ' clerk of the council. l!v order of the count' , ed the 18th November, 1837. i GEO M WALKER,‘ nov 21 __ J . ; > AN ORDINANCE To amend the 40 Ih section of Ihe dinance, passed the SO Ih March , ; BE it ordained by the City Council id That ihe following shall beilieraic* posed on all meals bioughl 10 the iMnrkei W exposed Ih rein for sale; for every tjmiru! ten cimia; on every quanor of mutton, l«t ■:.) .■ kid, venison, veal or pork, 3 cents; on evn! cents; on cv ry hundred weight ol bacon.i ] and on every hog weighing 11 >t more ihnn» dred pounds, 121 cents. Any perron' to pay the clerk of the .Market or his tax required by this ordinance, shall, on«• Ihoreot, ho fined in a sum not exceeding l s for each and every offence. Dune in Council, the : Bth day of Norm JOHN PHIMZL GED.M WALKER, Cl’k nov 21 Needle Worked Copes nitd C» ! ' reduced prices. 'Vnondcii *V .***lsf^ 1 - ' HAVE received from New \ ork a f ■ needle worked nuuiiii Caj“’B ® ll< which ihey will sell tu greatly redecHP u> which *hey respectfully invite Camiei’N Hair* 50 BBLS ’ C ««» o! ’* lla,r ’ N- SMlTjfejj L'ludis, Biaitkdx. 6J4 U. W YATT ff CO, have rcco v " 'PFiH ■ fir sale low for cash Finehi'k blue and cadet mixed Cndn’ M do Cussimcr»,.Vnl|inelHnnd Keittui Rad ai\l xvhito flnnmls, Bssurird !-• J Merino Cloths and Circassians, nssnrie ■ jmm Superior I lock nnd colored Silks <m Damask fig’d merino, (a new nrlice mAmS Merinochiilb' and ihibpl wool Sim" ’•, F.mb'd (lm He sbavvla, a Imulsoine ’> Hoslvin and ai'k Gloves,a good ii‘» , r 1 ! Sit|terior king white kid 1 imVM , . Heavy Flench, whilney and P'sc b Marxailli s Quills and cotton Fnflgf* ' Negro Clot by and Ulankns.