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Report of .hi C:>inmittee on *h« Central r.rt’ll:. To ihi; HoluVciMentile speaker anti Members o tbs blouse of Reives or the Stale o. Georgia; The Committee anpainto 1 under a Resolution of-lh-? Legislature, approved the 3Mh of Dscoui ■*3f ! fJ/, to ••-•laaiiaa into im | report up an the I *JU- *a o . Central B *nk :a •: on lii • 1 #iu •> > ; n i List. a? 11 e;r-? vd on the di p'l l-5? '■’* * ■ • a a- rc.(Uirßil *iy said h’ riui'.i •*! j and h iv:,. ,- • a .lined into in • :s: ;te ail; on I rian ci t.'i jI a -.til Irani the 2T.hof January. ] 823, (at »thi"'; time its-operations comneu.ed.) to the sdi of .i.”ov6fn!icr, 18 3S indurive. report ihe fol lowing as the result of t’l *ir inve?Uga ions; From the books of the Dank, it appears that the ipit.il Slock, on the I7i\i of Ja m.iry, 18-J, .• »n -Ist T of the following items, viz: S. ink in the Bank of Lie Stats of Georgia, _ 00 Stock in the Bank of Augusta. LhJ,(b>o 00 “ “ “ •* “ Dnrien, 3.23,000 H)0 “ “ “ Planters* B ink oiTren., 8 J,‘)0l) 00 B rads, N )tes, &c., re dve ! from tlie St i'v*. . 335,53 f 90 (,’ash turned over hv tha Trcasurer to*the Bank, * 5*13.10177 Miking, $1,fc73,8‘J3 Hi Tlie canital was in •r , *a c nd in i ;:o 0)61722 1 8 J*>, I{;s 22 I >'i 0 I'll. 1 tU) 028 78 1522. 127,vi 10 26 1831, lo 2.020 79 1 do, 53.233 2*2 2,593/312 69 The capital w isdmini 1. .! n 18-1-1. .-5 I ■> / 0 86 183*5, 78 78.) .1 1837, 330 188 38 1838, 314,25/ 65 Leaving the Capital Slock, on slh rfov., 1.8 38, ■ 1,77 *3 512 3 j The fallowing statement show.; tli • annual di> irib’t; ins mode to he - sens >t the St i e on accommodation Notes-—tlie profi-s winch the Batik derive 1 from discount on N tics and Bills of |v:-hinge, and hi-k in.crest on such as were not} paid at ini-Urny— xm crest on Bon ! A 'lea And received from tiff*' hate—Divi bn.! ; on ii :nk Starks—and Premium A •count —cu 1 the annual Kxhcnses of the Bank, in ludin ■; the salaries of its pincers. 10 CIC‘S6 i~5 iei ’9 1-i‘l-GS SG 1 IS‘|k;<l ,09 508*01- 06 910*189 ,000*099 *S$ H I(TT 5 Si s’. 1115 1 i. ; >j.ii oo or.FiOl GS Clil T-~ i'9‘"9i 1 ‘SCSI „• ' 3 1 .'4s' I j ,40 is’ 981 ill! Ri KC9 IS 95‘G SO Fso‘9l I I lOfl'O.Tl'l ‘ifll- 1 » I* l '"9 I(-*- - I iG i'Si'RR S 9 BCS 6<l‘tß hflr‘o-!8 ‘fl'.’sl „ 18 tW‘ ' I - - - • j - - * 00 ofCBl St- H-S ,99 CRl‘l9 j-yT>‘o. s: ‘tstjl » v>- 1-- - - | - - - 00 006*88 jS’A, 9599 ! Si 6tt*99 'M 0*01:8 *1941 ~ I I U(V.;« (.0 rjiyi'! 1 |, ; : 69()‘<7 *IR 099*69Jwto'OOS ‘tlflSl » I - - - - ! - - - 00 OtV69 ini s»‘9 09 ll<*-*. gfe-lft'c) 'K *88«l >v ' I i 4'i oo 00K‘99 G 9 9il‘9 9t- SOS' * O V)'(MF. *I4jSl 4 is*.' s - - -p- - 09 (IrCiffi ik CF.-’s 54 11'*«/4'00 , 0i)P ‘QCSI -- ci yy I j - ! rc u-r‘ii «e tn^p ,io<!‘.im-S *s r ßi »i V On iS^then) 3 j w- On Go! 1. Dividends on Bank Stocks. Interest on Bon b. Notes, &c- received from the SjaU*. • • * Discount bn Notes ami Hills of Exchangeand back Interest receiv’d a? paid at maturity. >, Distributions. Tiie largo n; expectation of receiving the whole amount of the Sarphu Revenue of the United States appor tioned to th ' Slat', which would have I joen more I than suTidcnt for the purpose-; bat the Fourth lust,dm *nt hiving been withhold, the sum oi $3*10,990 was obtainb I from diTnvnt Banks in t!ie Stale, out of which the anion it re piisitr to complete the dDtritntfion was so applied. The $989,0 )0 with the Discount or Interest thereon, has lira a paid to ihc Oinks fro, a which i was obtain''l./hi ; ii rtie p esent year. No Premium \ccount appears to h ive hern Kvpt until 1897, in which year the receipts on that Account am Hinted-to 5 : 3.9') 1 DO; and in the year ] 808, to <5,797 06. The state of the 13 ink, made up to the nth of November. 1338. which is herewith suhmitted, correspond? wichfho books of the Bank; but the Notes discounted exceed the amount culled for by the books, SI 019 31. Thus discrepance (which was ma h gre iter when the present Cashier came into nWH.-e ) is supposed to be in the accounts of in’ wli »se hands notes have been placed for l> >fl • ••ion, and that upon a dual settlement with them the amount of the notes and the amount called for by the books will agree. The condition of thbß ink on the sth Novem her,’ 1337, may be thus stall'd : Amounts Jne by the Bank, viz; Capital Stock. * $1,7 7 9,516 39 United States Surplus Revenue, 1,451.433 ( 9 New-York 17 months Lo.iH. 300 000 00 Free School a id Uducatbvi Fund, 19,100 CO Due other Banks on Loans and on Account, 115,193 33 Deposit.' Account 351519 31 Central Bank Notes in circulation, 01.333 00 Profits, alter deducting Fxpcnvs and other payments required to be m i le out of them, 23,657 *SS $3,012,039 93 Amounts owned by the Bank, viz ; Bank Stock, $1,005,000 00 Bonds. Notes, «scc., received from the State, IS 1,331 16 Stork in Brunswick Railroad and Canal Company, 43.590 00 N“!es Ufse-mnt »d, 1,317,199 Do Bills Discounted, 131,131 Cl' Protest Account, 153 i)p Due by other Banks, 23,961 fil Bash —hi specie and specie certifi cates, 97,039 40 Cadi—ln. notes and checks on other banks, 304,590 00 $3,612,053 92 The Committee arc of opinion, that the after mentioned amounts, of the property owned by the Bitnk fuciuioncd in the foregoing statement of its condition, are entirely unavailable, and will be eventually ltx»t to the bank, Vizt 3 *- Os the item denominated Bonds, Notes,' dtc., received from the State, the mu of $146,230 55 Os Notes discounted, the sum of 1,61 SI 9 S And Notes of the Bank of Macon, 391 00 f.HS.m 53 In addition to the liabilities of the dank, m shown in the foregoing statement of its condition, ‘ . the appropriation* for 1537 and 1833, yet subject to the yrinaati of the 44 over nor oa the Treasurer, and for which the Bank, by the appropriation acU oftluw years U i« pjircl to provide payment, amount to about the sum of $535,096. The Committee are of opinion, however,., that the . whole, of this amount will uat lie dravit?j.dbr, and part of it may be met by moneys paid into •5 the Treasury. f . It will be seen by the state of the Bank here- suhmitted, that the whole an.vjmt of Notes \ and.BllU discounted, viz: $1 931,631 53, those. jeAying over amount to $575,103 37, and those in gflwit to $33,647 57. Os those lying over, it is dejofty expected a very large proportion will yfs pteaewjoi iurbpg,th» sitting of the Legislature. h ive been expected that the eß "Conimittoe would express so ate opinion as to. the solrensy of lh* makers and cn lorscrs of the Notes and Dili* of Exchange. Much the greater nuru ein are unknown to the Coin mlUee, -Ah d I f of si|c\tfifey cannot an 1 ought riot to express an opinion; but the* jsotc» and Bdlt, tiic siakerfy, • and endorsers o which arc known to tlie Com- , mittcc, are considered by them to be generally j good. On an crimination of the books of the Bank, tlie Committee find that a personal ledger had been kept until the middle ol the year 1 bad, when it was discontinued by tlie then Cashier, The general ledger was regularly posted and balanced daring the continuance in office of Mr. Malone a; Cashier ; since that time this book (and in the opinion of tlie C immiltec, a very important one ) was discontinued until the present Cashier came into office. When the funds of tin Bank were turned over to him by his predecessor, as correct, he carried them into a general ledger, an I since I hat time this book has been regularly kept and balanced. The Committee consider it important that the discontinued general ledger should be brought up, and recommend that a competent person he appointed for that purpose, whose services may be dispensed with aaer tills du r v is performed. The Committee Yccommcnd also that a person al led .ger bo in future kept. If any of the hooks o'; the Batik ore to be abandoned, they consider it fir belter that the credit book shoul 1 be, than the p vsonal ledger. Both, however, might be con tained by the appointment of another officer. All o! wVeh i s very respectfully submitter), by Tit DMAS STOCKS, A (1 )f)bb rid U. CCA rrO.'k C Committee WILLIAM* VMIAXBELL. } !>»•• v t>«aic o. the i «BtMl Uiuii, C.t .usr;.:.’. cu ,u<i, KH, \ t ti.Ve. t!io a. s, Cf. t > iij.ii.il Stuck, - • §1,7*10,018 iii) Hunk StJciv, - - . . . . _ - - Obi Vi.it»d States Surplus Revenue, l,f!o 1,1*2 09 • uii Is jsott-s, «!*’ recrived fiwA State, 1 I Ki'.v York 12 montli Loan, due Sc;;tcmU>r Ist, 1539, - 3Uu,000 Hi) H.-..njwii-lc Kail Uu-ul ai.d funul Mock, ----- 43,;juU 1 0 Intoicst Account, - -- -- -- -- - 199 SO Kotw Jliscdunlcd, wimir.s to maturity, - - v J.l.as.-I.SOI 6J Premium,’ - 5,797 08 “ « lying over, - 4 00 Discount on Notes, - -- -- -- -- 21,578 0- “ « i’n suit, ----- 70.-.15 211 “ Hills, 9,379 67 ; “ « cunriilc.vd lost, - , 1.C19 05—!,M7;109 91. DividOndJ on Hunk Stock, ----- - li*7,ll)0 00 . Hills Discountetl, running to nntlurily, - 0,7. .-0 Oil i’ree School and Kducutlon Fund, ------ 10,400 90 . “ “ lying over, - ) I j.■_,')!) 07 Due to otjicr Hanks, on loan, ----- 00 « “ ill suit, ----- 1i,4u2 34 135.421 Cl “ “ “ account, - 192 22—125,192 22 Treasurer’s llcrciiits I'ur Hank Dividends, ----- U 17.100 0> Depositi, Account, - -- -- -- -- 151,519 31 Protest Account, - ....... 159 Cl First emission of Central Bank Kotos, - 744,000 00 Commission Account, - -- -- -- -- 1,574 5o Hun*‘isth July, 1533, - - - $19,000 incidental A.ponses, ----- - m4 ~ - - 2,099 75 <( » 3d Sept. 1834, - - - - 35,000 Salaries, - -- -- -- -- - - 0,055 77 ICth .Inn. 1897, - 207,827—201,827 Hue by oilier Banks, 2y991 Hi Halnnj»first emission, ------ 442,173 Kotos," Checks, He. on other Banks, ... ,$3''1,590 00 I CentiflHhnk Notes on hand, 417,791 Cpeeie and 1-pccio Ccrtilicales, .... 87039 4J— 401,029 4 j In circulation, ------- C1.C82 CO I v j $3,732,490 03 I f " $3,743,499 OS A.,*l. NI-01KT, Cashier. - . . L.l A HILL. To be entitled An Act to prevent fraud in voting for Governor, members oftbc Legislature, Mem bers of Congress, and County officers through out the relate. Whereas the Legislature is frequently colled upon to investigate the validity of elections of her members, and the election of Congressmen and County odicers, are often protested against, and die parties put to a great deal of trouble and ex pense in ascertaining the correctness with which elections have been held, and oftentimes the truth cannot be attained ; therefore, the more fully to obviate this did! -idly, Be H enacted by the Senate and House of R p resentafives, n General A.ss< mbly met, and it in 'hereby enacted by the authority of the same : •Sec, 1. TSiat the managers in all elections to be hereafter held, shall be required, in addition to mini er.ng the name of the person voting, also numb t bis ticket, so that the ticket may be known I) a certainty, if doubted. fc?sc. 2. That the managers of the Precincts in ac.h and every County, shall preserve the tickets and seal them up in a paper, and, together with the list of names and tally sheets, deliver them to lire m lingers at the Court House who shall, af ter counting out the tickets received by them at die Court House, also seal them up in paper, to b • by them kept in that situation for four days, at V e en 1 of which time, if there is no objection to !ho validity of the election, they shall make out the return, and sent it on as at present to the M xecutivc. ;c. 3. Should any can lidatc be dissatisfied at the event, and should dispute the qualifications oi any oftho voters, the managers at the Court House sha.i proceed to investigate the validity of the vote r voles disputed, and sh ill sut and hear the testi mony produced by the parties in the case, if the application be made before the end of the fourth day ; and the party dissatisfied must give the oth er party notice of the time the trial is to be had; which trial must l»e had on or before the tenth 't.vj- the clo tion was held. S»;C. 4. Afuih H firthir enacted, That if the managers should fin I any voles to bt tUey shall throw them out of the calculation, and they shall report the person duly elected after they have purged the polls. And all laws and parts of laws, militating against this law, arc hereby repealed. A BILL, To be entitled An Act to authorize the business of Hanking, and to regulate the same. 8 :c. 1. Be ii enacf&tf the Senate and House of Representatives as 'i/iSfSiate of Georgia, in General Assembly aAd it is hereby enacted by ike authority of I fit sank, That the citizens of this State shall haws the of banking, from and after the paSkgc ofSkhisact, uami the " terms and conditions contained in .the sections of tliis agt. The together , with two commissioners, to be amafinted ajj- licre-i • natter ajority of fttem, authorized and refnred to cause &be engraved atufynnlcd in manner, tosuard against counts foiling. sjflch qipnitity of notes, i in the similitude of bank notes, in didereut denominations authorized by the incor porated banks of this Suite, they may from time to time deem necessary,i» carryGfito eJdbct the provisions of this a£t, and of such-' form as they may preroribc. Such blank circulating notes shall be coi/hte^ghccK numbered,'‘and registered hi proper booifr, to be provided and kept tor that •purpose; in the office of said comptroller, under ] tlie the said comptroller and said commissioners, by srSch. person or persons as they- \ or a majority of tkein'shall appoint for that pur- j pose,, so that e.iji denomination of such circula- I * ting notes shall all he of the same similitude, and I bear the signature of frach register, or c one of stJßTrtjgLtcra. . " Sec. 2. And be if further enacted, That y whenever any person or association of p formed for themirpbse ofobahking under the pro- c visions of legally transfer to the n comptroller and sawtfdinujissioners,'or their suo- ri in office, any portion of the public debt, p "<> " % - ] . now created or hereafter to be created by the Uui j ted States, or by this State, or such other States ol the United JStates, as shall be approved by the said comptroller and commissioners, or a ma ority of them, such person or association of p rsons shall he entitled to receive from such comp roller and commissioners, an equal amount of such cir culating notes ol (HSerent denominations, regie- Lered and countersigned as aforesaid ; but suchi j public debt shall in ail cases be, or be made to be, equal to a stock ui this Stale, producing five per cent, per annum; and it shall not be lawful for said comptroller and commissioners, to take any • stocic at a rate above or below its par value. Sse. 3. And be it further enacted. That such person or association ot persons, arc hereby, au- LiorizeJ, after having executed and signed such circulating notes, in the manner required by the provisions ot this act, to make, them obligatory proini.fs jry notes, payable on demand, at the place of business, within this State, of such perssn or association, to loan and circulate the sameasulb u y, according to the or J.nary course of banking business as regulated by tlie laws and usages o: this State. S~:r. 4. And he. It further enacted, That in case the maker or makers of any such circulating notes, countersigned, and registered as atorcsoMi, ••shall at any time hereafter, on lawful demand , luring tiio usual hours oi business, between the nours ol -nine and two o’clock, at the place where -uch note is pay side, fail or refuse to redeem such uotc in the Jawfui money of the United States, the holder oC such note, making suchsdci-uand* may cause the same io be protested for non-pay ment by a notary public, u .d.T h s seal cf office in liie usual manner, and the comptroller and said commissioners, Oil receiving ami thing in the office ol such comptroller, su. h protest, shall fonhvvilli give notice in writing, to the ma -.or or makers ol such notes to pay the same; and if he or they shall omit to do so, tor ten days after such notice, the said comptroller umi commissioners;, skull hn nfiTdiaieiy thereupon (unlestf ihey, or a * “d? them sirafl be satisfied that there is a goSu and* iog.il deleacc against the p iy ment of such notypor notes,) give notice in the papers printed in -Mil l'd go. i.!e, that all the car ul.uing notes issued by such person or association of persons will be re deemc 1 ou of tlie trust funds in their hands for that purpose; and it shah i.e lawful for said compt roller and commissioners to apply the said trust funds belonging to the maker or makers of such protested nous, to the pay mens and redemption thc.TOi, Witn costs ol protest, and to adopt such measures i >r t’nc payment of ail circulating notes, put in circulation by the maker or makers of such pr tested notes, pursuant to the provisions of this act, as will, in their opinion, must eileetualiy pre vent loss to the holders thereof. o. And be if f urther enacted, That the sa:d comptroller and commissioners, may give to any person or association of persons, so transfer ring stock in pursuance of the provisions of this at, -lowers of attorney to receive interest or divi dends thereon, which such person or association m y receive a ;d apply to their own use; but such powers may be revoked upon such person or as soc.a! ion of p rsons lolling to redeem the circula ting notes so issued as aforesaid, or whenever, in th ? opinion of the said comptroller and commis sioners, the principal of such stock Shall become an insufficient secinity, and the said comptroller and commissioners, upon The application of the owner or owners of such transferred stock in trust, may, in their discretion, chance of /transfer the same for other stocks of the kind and value before specified in this ac t, or may re-transfer the said stocks, or any part thereof, or the bond.? and mortgages or any of them, hereinafter mention ed and provided for, upon receiving and cancelling an equal amount of such circulating notes deliv ered by them, to such person or association oi persons, in such manner that the circulating notes shall always be secured in full, either by stocks or by bonds and mortgages, as in this act is provided. Ssc. 6. And be it f arther enacted, That the bills or notes, so to be countersigned, and the payment of which shall be so secured by the i. ansfer of public stocks, shall be stamped upon their face “Secured by the pledge of public stocks.” Sec. 7. And be it f arther enacted, That in stead of transferring public stock as aforesaid, to pe;v- m-s. hi iiise receiv mg any of the said bills or notes, To secure the payment of the said bills or notes so to be issued by transferring to the said comptroller and con;- mh-sicncis bonds and mortgages upon real estate, hearing at least per cent, interest paya ble annually, in which case all such bills and notes issued by said person or association of persons shall be stamped on their face ‘ Secured by pledge of real estate.” »3kc. 8. And be it farther enacted, That such bonds and marti ages shall bo only upon im proved, productive, unincumbered lands within this Slate, worth, independently of any buildings thereon, at least double the amount fer which the}' shall be so mortgaged; and the comptroller and commissioner? shall prescribe such regulations for ascertaining tluyritlc and the value of such lands, as they necessary ; and such bonds and be payable within such times as the comptioiler and commissioners may direct. Sec. 8. And be it f urther enacted, That the said comptroller and commissioners may, in their discretion, re-assign the said bonds and mortga ges, or any of them, to the person or as ;o nation of persons who transferred the same, on receiving other approved bonds and mortgages of equal amount and value. Sec. 10. And be it further enacted. That the person or association cf persons, so assigning su. h bonds and mortgages as aforesaid, may re cc vc the annual interest to accrue thereon, un lesr, in tlie opinion of the comptroller and com missioners, t'ie bonds and mortgages so pledged shall become insufficient Security for the pay ment of such bills. Bmc. And he it further enacted That in case such a person or association cf persons, shall fail or refuse to pay such bills or notes cn demand, in tlie manner specified in the 4th sec tion of tlie act, the comptroller and commission ers, after the ten days’ notice therein mentioned, may proceed to sell at public auction the public stock so pledged, or the bonds and mortgages so assigned, or any or either of them, and out of the proceeds of such sales shall pay and cancel the said Pills or notes, default in paying Avhi -ii shall be made as aforesaid ;'but nothing t:i lifijr act contained shall be considered a? pledge or liability on the part of the jM.yn, nn t, of the said bills or Jfefbnd the proper application o! n*.e th£comptroller and comrifssionebs if-, their re demption, v * Sec. 12. And hz it further enacted, Tl*it th#comptroller and commissioners shall be, and tiny are Jure by authorized to receive from such, persmi, or association of persons, if they shell ‘ s i elect, bonds and mortgages for town, or other or negroes, before reeclvhrg. any of the saij/bihs or nolcs, to secure, of ihur-foid value of or notes: Pjfov.d d, nevertheless. That thwaid comptroller and commissioners shall be s.iwied of the title and value thereof: A.nd 'pro ji’atd aho. That the said town or other property, *f‘Subject to diminution or destruedma fire, .s’i ill be insured to the satisfaction orvßh-ftmp trolicr and commissioners, or a majority of m:m: I And provided further, That the negro proper tv ! be offerjxl do not exceed one half off the I wiiole amount of such bills or notes. And \*en- i Spver the hills and notes so to be issued, and the payment of which shall be secured as contain- ; plated in this section, said bills and notes shall he stamped on their face, “Secure.! by the pledge of real and personal property;” which bonds, mortgages, and negroes, shall be sold in like manne/ as property is sold under execution, and in the corfrltv whore the owner or ,ov. ' thereof rcsifie, jmif by tlie sheriff of tlie county, by orders of the comptroller and commissioners. < Sec. 13. And he it further enacted. That f i the publi * debt, stocks, bonds and mortgages, to f » be.deposited with tlie coraptroU^ l and u**xtn.-r- ■ - aioners by any sucli persojj>-^^l- s<>T " fa^on > t be held by them iof l ‘ ie redemption *] of the hills or »iotfg dt such person or association, j put in as money, until the same u paid. But the same shall be renewed every five it. pears, if in the opinion of the comptroller and j commissioners, or a majority of them, such re- J no will shall be required to strengthen such sccil- M rky hy the addition or substitution of other pro- H '■* 1 enacted, That the i 1 >c pro-cured as afore- r t g and marking the \ by this act, shall re t the control and di- 1 i:d commissioners; < incurred in cxerit- ; ct, shall be audited < srfcl way out of any otherwise appropria .mbursing the same, rnissioners are here • charge against, and association,, Applying uch rate per cent, or that purpose, and as may be jUst and reasonable. Sec. 1 b.' An. 7 be if farther enac ! cd, That it shall not he lawful far the comptroller, commis sioner, or other officb-r, to countersign bills or notes far any person or association of persons, to an amount in the a ggre gate exceeding the security offerred, at its value as before provided lor and actually deposited with the comptroller and com missioaeA by such person or association ; and any comptroller, commissioner, or othe/officer, wJao shill vidate any of the provisions of this act, sSail, iip3ii ouvietion, be adjudged guilty of a mlsdeina ssox and shall be punished by a fine not less t rail dollars, and imprisoned not than live rears in the Penitentiary. hJ.:r. r.d be it further-fnacted, That if any person -o a-socialiop cf peAons shall be con victed of running oil, or attesting so to do, any negro slaved so mortgaged as aforesaid, he or they shall bo adjudged guilty of felony, and shall be punished By confidernent in the Penitentiary for a I 'rm not ks than five* nor more than ten yea-s, at the discretion of the Court. , «KC, 17. And be V farther enacted, That any number of may .associate to establish ofli- c c§ ol discount aad d'cposite and circulation, upon nlio-terms aiid coitions, and subject to the lijj t iStirfew his act •; but the aggregate ■ amount of the capital slock of any such associa tion, shall not he less than §100,600. Such persons, under the r hands and seals, shall make a certificate which hall specify : f. The name aseinic.l to distinguish such . so fhal.on, and to be 5; •• in its dealings, if. Tiie place wr.er e the operations of discount and depute of su 4 association ire to be carried on. tie -ij; railing the particular city, town, or vil lage. 111. Tnc amoinr. of tlie capital stock of such association, and th Humber ot shares into which lbs sums shall be C. fined. I\ . The names m l places of residence of the s uireholders, end Ue number of shares held by each o ' them respectively. -•eminence and temimitc, which certificate shall be proved and acknowledged, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court, where any office cf such association shall be established, end a copy thereof tiled in the office of the Comp : oiler. Sir. IS. And he it further enacted, That the ‘ r.:h ate r- quired ky the last preceding section to ! e ; ccordcd and filed as aforesaid, ora copy thereof, duly x'ffr tilled from the record, shall be re •• ived in any evidence in any court in this *8; ate. b>iic. 19. And, he if further enacted, That such association shall have power to carry on the business of banking by discounting bills, notes, and other evidences ol debt ; by receiving depos it's, by buying and selling gold and silver bullion, L»re:gii coin, and hills of exchange, in the manner -aerified in their anieles of association, for tiie purpose authorized by this act; by loaning mon ey on real or personal security ; and ly exerci sing such incidental powers as shall be necessary to carry on such business ; to choose one of their number as President of such association, and to appoint a cashier, officers, and agents, at pleasure and appoint others in their places. Skc. 20. And he it further enacted , That the shares of said association shall b deemed persona! property, and shall be transferable on the books of the association in such manner as may bo agreed noon in the articles of association ; and every p ism bcccmi g a shareholder by such transfer, shall, in proper ion to ids share?, succeed to all the rights an a liabilities shareholders; and n> change shall be rnadpifi Jbr nrtii Ii 11 Ttii by which the or security of i?s existing creditors,* shill be weakened or im p aired. Such association (shall not he dissolved I) 111 cdc-ath or insanity of any olits shareholders t rercin. 21. And le it farther enacted. That it shall be lawful for any association of persons or ganized under this act, by their articles of associa tion, to provide for an increase of their capital, and of the number of the associates, from time to time, as they may think proper. ;:c. 22. And be it farther enacted , That con tracts madefy Any such associate n. and all notes and bills by then issued and put in circulation as money, shall He signed by the President or Vice President, and Cashier thereof, and all suits and actions brought cr prosecuted by or in behalf of such association, may be brought, or prosecuted in the name of t ic President thereof, and no such suit or action shall abate by reason of the death, resignation, or removal from office, of such Presi dent, but upon suggestion of such fact, parties may be made an ! the case proceed, as if no such disability had hit ‘evened. Srie. 2?. And bd it farther enacted. That all persons ! aving demands against any such associ ation, may maintain actions against the Presi i dent in like manner, and all judgements and de- I crces obtains I or rendered against such President i for any debt or liability cf such association, shall be enforced only against the joint property ol such association. Sec, 24. And he it further enacted, That no shareholder of any such association, shall be lia ble in his individual capacity for any contract, debt, or engagement, of such association, unless the articles ol association by him signed shall have declared such liability. Sec, 25. And be it farther enacted, That it shall be lawful lor such association to purchase, hold, and convey, real estate for the following purposes—that is to say, such as shall be neces sa y for it; imii: dlate accommodation in the con vjm -nt transaction of its business ; or Such as shall he mortgaged to it in good faith, bv way of security for loans made by, or money true to, such association ; or, * Such as s‘uu he conveyed to it in satisfaction of debts previously contracted in the course of its codings; or, Such as it fjall purchase under judgements or mortgages held by such association. Sec. 2(j. Mid be if farther enacted. That up application of creditors.or share-holders of .%jay such association, whose-debts or shares shall amount to live thousand dollars,-and stating facts verified by affidavits.; or if at any tfino,the said .. c-{||£bsUor aad commissioners: shall deem it n*c edfeUy; cither from lapis resting within their own kapj* ledge, or from information supportcdliy oath, . upoij* the application of such comptroller, and coiiwßssioncrs, the Judge of the Superior Court ot in which any such association shall be"lilted, or Le doing business, who shall, in the c^orthss.of chancery iurisdietion in chambers up- en ? made., order a strict examination to be made by cither of the said commissioners, or any other iii and proper person, of all the affairs 0* suds association, for the purpose of ascertain ngthe safety of its investmerfls and,the prudence management; and the result of every such examination, together with the opinion of such examiner, and such Judge thereon, shall be pub lished in su; h manner as the said Judge shall di : ‘t. and shall make such order in respect to the expenses of such examination and publication as the of justice shall require. Sec. 27. And be it further enacted. That ev ery snth association shall, on the first Mondays inijjcril stsid October, in every year, alter having coimftftaacdtho business of Banking, as prescribed by this act, make out and transmit to the corap- Irolifr and coirmissioncrs. in the form to be pre 'trri'fcd by them, a full statement cf the affairs of ( the association, verified by the oath of the Presi dcniefld Cashier, which statement shall contain— : f. r rii' amochbof ths«capital stock paid in ac- Sordmg to the 1 provisions ol this act, or secured * paid. ( The ralti-* of the real estate of the associa- I specifyi?il what j>ortion is occupied ly t!ie us tccex.-aiy for .t!ic Iran; action of its r H The shires of slock held by such associa- tion, whether absolutely o: as collateral security, specifying each kind and description of stock, an i the number and value of shares of each. , IV. The amount of debts due to the associa- j tlcn, specifying such as are due from monied or other corporations or associarions, and aisoVpcci- ji fying the amount sciurcd by bond and mortgage, • 0 or judgement, and the amount which ought to be c included in the computation of losses. 1 V. The amount of debts due by such associa tion, specifying such as are payable on demand ‘ and such as are due to monied or oilier corpora- , lions or associations. 1 Vi. The amount of claims against the assqfi- j ation not acknowledged by its debts. VII. The amount of notes, bills, or other evi dences of debt issued by such association. VIII. The amount of the losses of such associ ation, specifying whether charged on its capital or profits since its last preceding statement, and of its dividends declared and made during the same period. IX. The average amount, in each month, du ring the'preceding six months, of the debts due to, and from the association ; the average amount ot specie possessed by the same during eac.i month, and the amount of bills and notesrissued by such association and put in circulation as money, and outstanding against the association on the f rst day of each of the preceding six months. X. The average amount in each month, du ringlhe proceeding six months, due to the asso na tion from all’the shareholders in the association ; also, the greatesfeamountdue to the association, in each of the preceding.. six months, from all the shareholders in such association. XI. The amount which the capital of said as sociation Jas been increased during the preceding sjfe months, there shall have been any increase of said capital; and the names of any persons who may have become parties to the said articles of associations, cr may have withdrawn, sratc£9& last - xsporilt shall be the clmyfef the' comptroller and commissioners to consolidate the several spring reports so required to be made by this section, and to cause them to be published in a newspaper printed in the county where the place 01 business of such association is situated, and in one or more papers printed at the scat of Govcrnm.snt; and the October reports to be trans mitted to his excellency the Governor, tb be laid before the General Assembly,—the expense ol • such publication to be paid by such association. Sac. 28 And be it further enacted, That il any such association shall neglect to make out , and transmit the statement required 'in the last preceding section for days beyond the • period when the same is required to be made, or shall violate any of the provisions of this act such association may be proceeded against and 1 dissolved by the court in the same manner as any [ monied corporation may be proceeded against and • dissolved. ‘ Sec. 29. And le ii further enacted. That il , any portion of the original capital of any such asso iation shall be withdrawn ibr any purpose whate ver, whilst any debts of the association remain un • satisfied, no dividends or profits on the shares o \ the capital stock of the association shall thereafter ' be made until the deficit of capital stock shall have - been made good, cither by subscription of the i shareholders, or out of the subsequently accruing profits ofth association ; and if it shall appeal that t any such dividends have been made, it shall be the ' duty ol the comptroller and commissioners to take , necc s iry measure-?, by injunction or otherwise, • f>r closing the allairs of the association aid distii , buting its property and effects among its creditors r and shareholders. Sec. 30. And be it further enacted. That such association shall be liable to pay the holder ofcvc - ry bill or note put in circulation as money, the payment of which shall have been demanded and r refused, damages for non-payment thereof in lieu ) of interest, at and after the rate of pc 1 cent, per annum, from the time of such refusal, un til the payment of such bill or note, and the dama ; ges thereon. Sec. 31. And belt further enacted , That the 1 President and Cashier of every such association, ! formed pursuant to the provisions of this act, shall at all times keep a true and correct list of the names , ol the shareholders of such association, and shall I file a copy of such list in the office of the clerk ol I the county, where any offieje^f^uchassociation - October in every year. 1 Sec. 32. And be it further enacted, That it 5 shall not be lawful for any association formed un der the provisions of this act, to make any of its i bills or notes of a denomination less than § to • be put in circulation as money, payable at any cth • or place than at the office where the business oi the , association is carried on and condut ted. ) Sec. 33. And be it further enacted, That no associations of persons, authorized to carry on tiie . business of banking under this act, shall at any i lime for the space of days hmc i on hand at their place of business less than ; per cent, in specie on the amount of the I bills or notes in circulation as money. C fc>Er. 34. And be it further enacted. That the } commissioners contemplated by this act, shall be 1 elected by joint ballot of both branches of the t General Assembly, during the present session, ami . at every subsequent session thcrealter; and shah ; he subject to he removed in the manner pointed . out by the constitution, said commissioners shall be commissioned by the Governor, and shall, to [ getherwith tiie comptroller, take an oath for the faithful discharge of the duties required by this act. and shall each receive § per day for each day they shall he actually engaged in theii ■ duties, to be rateably paid by such association in 1 the manner herein before pointed out by this act ; for the payment of expenses. Sec. 35. And be it further enacted. That the 1 General Assembly may at any subsequent sc&ion alter and amend this act. UniliK SISKIUFF SALKS. V V next, at the court house door in the town of V\ ayncsLoro, t etween the usual hours of sale, the following property, viz .-four nundred and eighty one acres of land, l ore or less, lying on Jobler. ad joining lands of Henry and Jordan Death, and Tel fair; levied on as the property of W. C. Dates, to sati fy tlirec li. fa-, issued from a Justices’ Court, ii favor of James P. Alien, and otheis, vs. said W. C. Bates. —Levied on and returned to me by a core table. Also, seventy acres of land, more or less, lying on Job ler, adjoining lands of Sarah Gess, and Thom as J. Dixon, levied on as the property of Seth Roy al and Moses Griffin, to satisfy two li. fas. issued from a Justice’s Court, in favor of Samuel 11. Buxton, vs. said Seth Royal and Moses Griffin. Levied on and returned to me by a constable. W. D. DOUGLASS, Sheriff. November 1, IS3B. td JLFFFKSON SIiERIFF’S-SALE. be sold on the first Tuesday in Decem- V V ber next, at the .market house in the town of Loqisvillc, Jefferson county, between the usual hours of sale, two hundred and eighty-seven and a halt acres of land, more or less, levied on as the property of Charles Harrison, to satisfy a li fa in favor of Kiizabeta Harrison —property pointed out by John 11. Newton, Kxecutor of estate of 1 hos. Lightfoot. - R. J. FARMER, Sheriff. November 5,1535. -g td SCIMVKN SII fill!FF MALES. be sold on the first Tuesday in Dccem- V v bernext, before the Court House door in Jack gonboro, between the usual hours of sale, one tract of land containing one hundred and fifty acres land, adjoining lands of Mrs. Miiley Sow ell and Jimpsey B. Hunter, lying 011 the stage road, levied on as the property of Robert Bevill, to salisfy afi fain favor of Mulford Marsh and oth ers—property pointed out by defendant, levy made and returned by a constable. Also, one trac tof one hundred acres pine land, adjoining lands of Ephraim Hunter and James Hun ter, levied on as the property of William Rushing, to satisfy his tax—levy ma le and returned by a constable. JACOB BRYAN, Sheriff. November 5, 1833. td WARIIMX SllßKlPt’jj MALE. "ITS7TLL be sold at the court house door in War- V renton, Warren county, on the first Tues day in December next, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit, the undivided share and interest of Lazarus Sallis in the follow ing negroes in the possession ofJarr.es B. C arter, j being the one-seventh, to wit: negroes named Loss, Geoige, Joe, Patrick, Moses, Jeremiah, Peter, and , Jared; negro women named Vi let, iiuklah, Juda, J ; and girl Eabea, levied on under sundry fi. fas. in fa- I j vor of Thomas Gibson, vs. said Lazarus Ballis.Lcvy ! y made and returned to me l v a constable, j JKUKMIAU I'KUHVSIAK. SlicrilT. Novcmtcr 1, IS3S. tU siierj’-t sal*ks* T ILL be sold rt t'io courthouse door in Vv ar- V V ren county, on tho lust Tuesday in D/cem ber next, I otween the usual hours oi' sale, throe hundred and eight acres of land, more or less, tail'd | quality, lying on the waters of Ccarson’s creek, ad joining lands of Teterson Heath and others, levied on a; the property of Hartwell Heath, tojvll iy j one ti. fa. in favor of Reuben Winfrey, i -ued Iron, tlic Inferior Court, whereon said. Heath now lives. £ Also, the seventh part of two hundred and forty t acres of pins land, more orless, lying on the waters of Middle crock, adjoing lends of s : arsons,.V» alkey ( and others, levied on as the property oi Mai tin j Wright, to satisfy one li. fa. issue d from the Bupe- . nar Court, in favor of John L. Buikhutter. . JAMES HALL, D. PIPIT. November 1, IS3S, td POSTI OML SHERIFF’S SAI.K. ILL be sold at the court house door in War v re n county, on the first Tuesday in Decem ber next, between UiCMisunl hours of sale, the fol -1 y wing property, viz: one negro worn: n narr.c i t la r ssn, -.'6 years old, and Amanda, a girlS years ola ; levied on as the property of Joi n C. Humphrey, to s thfy sundryJi. fas. from Pi:sliced’ Courts, fn favor of Smith & bishop, and ethers. Levied op by a constable, and retumdto me for sale the Kth oi September, 1838. JAMES IIALL,Ccp’y. PIPIT. November 4,1838. td POaSTPOX*D be sold at the court house door in \V Warren ton, on the first Tuesday in I e/cm ! ernext, between the usual hours of sale, the fol lowing property. to wit: one tan yard and hon e and lot in the town of Warren ton, adjoining Jer emiah Buttdevied on as the j roperty of the t om missioners of the Town of War ronton, to satisfy a fi fa. in favor of John li.idsa Robert's, vs. Commission ers. i'rooertv pointed out by plaintiffs attorney. J Eli MM IAH PERRYMAN, Sheri lb. November 1, IS3S. td COMMITTEES’ SALE. Fp) Y a decree of the honorable Superior ( ourt of . the Middle District of Georgia, will be^ sold at -<^shtmbiadbuit house, on the first Tuesday in J; n uary next, as the property of Augustus Napier, four Negroes, viz ; Lucy and her three children, Letsy. Martha and Sarah. TMCMAS N. HAMILTON, Committee ■’ v ’nt»r>m v Tr °(* td 4 hN tb.e first rue alay in February, will besoM. Y at tlic market house in the town of Louisville, Jefferson county, within the lawful hours of sale. Negroes belonging to the estate of Maj. John Bcr rien, late of said county, deceased, together with sundry other ankles. 't errns cash. JNO. M ACPIIKRSON BER 111 KN, November 2(J. 1 S. td F\"*utor. a i >sTiS is'ljt a r ivk>s *.\t, ~ IT]3 Y :.n ord rof tire Ordinary of Edgefield I i t; let fp will be sold on Thursday, Cf Ih ir-ft. at t!u late resid'rce of Anne Lantar, deceased, in lie: ch Island, all th * personal property belonging to the es tate of said dee; a td. con i tii gos a gang of very valuable and likely Negroes, Men, boys. Women. Girls and < hildren. # Ter ms of months credit, rote n td ap proved security. Sale rot to common *e ! efove ten oVkr k. A Id. V* ADE, Adnv&zi trator. November 2, IS3B. s v. td A D •.3 s>: SSTR \T P IXWL®. IT3ITR SCANT to an order from tie Inferior Court ]•[ of Columbia county, will be sold on the frst 1 m sday in January, It fare the court house in Co lumbia county, all tire r< ui estate belong to the es tate of BLunUni Porter, deceased NANCY P(;RTER, AdministiaHix. 1- -x. id a» ■- - !5» A . n s’ S b’ . 'S J~UAj be sold on the second Tuesday in Deeern- Y y l,er next, I cing the 11th day of said month,) at the Etc resident e el'Gw en Holliday, cl •- ceased, in tire village of Ilaytown. in'f aliafnrro county, all the perishable property I elongh g to the estate of said deceased, consi.-tb.g of horses, mu es. hogs, cows, sheep, and stock of all kinds, a large uuml er of pork hogs, &c. ficc.. and a large quan tity of corn, fodder, oats, &c. ire., hoiw-hu.d and kite-iron furniture. plantation tools, &c., and va rious articles lot) tedious to mention. Ihe sale to continue from day to day. it necessary, and tire terms to be made known on the day. THE ADMINISTRATORS. November 1, 1838. tl EX! CI TR3X’ < SALS. 4 > N Saturday, the loth day of December next., al y thelate residence of William I iMerwood, de ceased, in t olumbia county, will be sold, tire whole of the perishable property belonging to said estate, consisting of corn, fodder. Her., horses, mules, cuttle, hogs, plantation utensils, wagon, cotton gin, &c. b ..Terms made known at tire sale. MAKi jOiNEo, Executrix., . NOTICE. —There will l.e Oil'ered for sale on Monday and Tuesday, the 17th and 18lh days or December next, at the late residence of Jor.n Kord, dec., in Gwinnett county, ( a., ail the per sonal property belonging to said deceased, consisliru of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, one set of id;u k ->rniti.s tools, one large sett of Plantation Tools, Corn, i xd«le« Household and Kitchen t urniture of various k.nds, and many other urt'des not enumerated. Also, There will be sold before tire Court Hons - door of said county, on the Stir day of January next, with in the usual hours of sale, sLx Negroes belonging to said estate :—Prank, a boy 12 years old; Naraii, a woman 2g years old, and her infant child ; two small girls and a small boy about four years old. — Terms made known on the* day of sale, ru vI i wit AN D I IE WJii i N M I N, ILx T. A to an order of the Honordde'ir - A V ferior t ourt of liirrke county, wh- n sitting for o. am ary purj oses, will be sold on t re lost . ues-i- y in r ebnian ne r at me r ourt House door, in \ a!- ker count* betwe n l e usual hours of sale, a » ot of l.;ml, No. 90, district, 3rd section, tonla'n ir g IGO acr*: s more or less, soi l as the properly of 11. J. Lee, deceased, for l! r b: nei.t of t ie creditors of said de ceased. Terns on the day of sale, nov 13 A. H. IR E, AdmT. HI. HEN.I;LE to an order of h • Honorable In ferior ( tur of t.utke coi:nt\. when sitting for oidman purpose.’, will be sold <>n the lust i’u« s lay n ebruary ne. t at the Court House door, in I e t< wn of \V aynesboro, between the usual hours of sale, one half of two unimproved lots of Land, in sai l town, b‘longing to the estate of John J. Roe. d teas: d, sold for the benei.t of the creditors of said decease d. i erms of sale on the day. nov 13 A. 11. RCE, Adm’r. A di-KhAbbu to an order of the Honorable in ferior Court of t urke county, when sitting for oiurnary purj;oscs, will be sold on the urst Tuesday in February next, at the Court House door, in the town of Waynesboro, between the usual hours of s lc, the following lands belonging to the estate of Eleazer Lewis, dec’d, four hundred acres, mo:e or less, where he livid, adjoining lands of Leas ton Sneed, and others, also, %2o acres adjoining lands o'’ William Murphree, and others, also, 225 acres aa” joining lands of James Grubbs, and others, and 2 0 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Daniel H ill, and others, sold for the benei.t of the heirs and cre ditors of said deceased. Terms of sale on the day. nov 15 E. L. COWART, ExecV. Al> :>l l Nt ST iI A T< Mi SSAI, E. be sold at lire market house in the town y of Louisville, Jeilerson county, on tiro first Tuesday in 1 ebruary next, in the usual hours of sale, to tire highest bidder, agreeable to an order of the honorable Inferior court oi said county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, the following negro slaves, viz: Lolly,a woman al out sixty years of age, Harry, a man about twenty-live years old; Amy, a woman about twenty years obi, and b I ary, a girl about live years old, N iolet, a woman about twenty years old, the property of the late James T. iiudsen, deceased. Te: ms on the day of sale. KLIBIIA .SMITH, Administrator. November 19,1538. td a jfivi: ;•> i .■•* vz : a o ’s -. • f: . V virtue of an order of the honorable Inferior Jj Court of Columbia county, when sitting for or dinary purposes, will be sold, at the Columbia.ccu : t liouse,on the first Tuesday in Januarynext, between . tlie usual hours, three negroes, to wit: 'Tom, a fel low, Kitty, a woman, and Edmund, a boy,belonging to tlic estate of Joseph Karnes, decease I; sold for ti:e purpose of di tvibulion among the heirs. Terms cash. (IA 81.1 EL JONES, Admini trator. November G, 1838. tl POSTPONED HA LE. GREK A RLE to an order oi ihe Honorable the jnlerior C'oun ol Rurko eoumy, \\ li !e sill ing for oidinary purposes, wiil he sold on Hie first Tues day in anuarv rexl, at Clarksville, Habersham e unt\, h- tueen Hi*; muai holes ot sale, iwo hun dred and iifiy acres of Land, No. 111, in said calm ly, belonging so ihe estate ot Henry T. Uilry, de ceased, sold tor Iho benefit ol the bears nr.d credi tors of said deceased. f erms of sale on ibe ila\ r WILLIAM L'TLEV, > ... G. If. UTLEY, \ Lxrs - October Ifi, 183 d. j,j ADMINiSXIv.KTI’IX’.s SALE, A OREL A Hi .{•/»(► :;n order of the ilono &b!e tl o a. ja_ Interior Conn of Burke county, when siting i ! for ordinary purposes, will bo soul on the first | Tuesday in December nexi, hot *v- en tbon<ual boors j of sale, sevemy acres oi land, rnor -or less,-belong ing Jo ihe (state of (i F. Scony*. rs. deeeased, a«l- j joining lands ol 'silly Coleman and Jehu Beon- ’ ' Vers, so <1 lor ihe benchf ol lim li jrs and crtuiilors ij, ol said deceased, 'f erms of .-ale on the dav. JANE 55C0.WF.R8, Adut’rx. !!' September 11, 18J8. td 1 * CT ARDIA.V’S HALF!. A J ILL bo sold on the tecund day of Deremljor v V n«xt, at the nsidcnce of Fram es Charlton. fve mill s below Washington, VVilkes county, tho p aniaiicm u hereon shallow lives, containing seven hundred ami filiy-ihrce acres; four hundred ot uh.eli are in cultivation and three hundred and fnty in the woods—to be*sold lor the hem fit ol theu hens. Terms —On«s tliird of the amount will he re-* (juir. d to bi paid on or before the tvventy filili day of December next; one tiii:<l on the I vvenly-fiftli day t i Dceemlmr, 183 J, anil ihe baianee on the twenty-fifth day of December, 1840. Tided will l>e made w hen die second pa wned is made. Good a;.d sufficient tommy will be required for tho amomii of the pu-eli se money There wiii also be sold at the same lime and j la e, four negrotu, viz. George, Plenty, Jack and 1 *b;iiia ; lie* negroes may bo bought at private sale 40“ f>\ e nifecnt of tlie heirs. Oetobci -I. Id.irf. td AD3II aSTIIATOIi’S SALI-:. \ x-.j ILL be so.d in W ayne.sboro, on Saturday v ihe Ju of November next, at the residence oi Racliaei **>l urges, laiccf Buiko county,deceased* ail the perishable propeny boionging to her estate* eon- 1- i.ng ol a considerable variety ol household 'ienus on ihe day. N V i liA.NikL L. 8 i LUGES, Adrn’r. Ortobcr G, 1833. id “ADJaiNiSTiIATOR’S SALE. i the first . uesday in December next, will ber * * sold, at t-’nibbor., Ram olpb county, bdwocif the usii.,l hour.-,; j sale, one lot id hind, ki own arf I n 225, in j: o eleventh district of formerly U«i* now ii n:d l}>;i coiiniv, coniainiru (202-1) two bun-' dry.i two ami a half acres, belonging I » ihe esiaU? oi A. F. . iagruder, deceased, t'old for divibioßL icimsc.sb. Gi’.OfvGE M. MAGRHI ER, Adnt’r. Oelobi r 5, 1833. td AUM2 S iSIK PH! It’S SA I E. ON lb* first i uesday in l> eeniber next, at the* court lieu e door, in the town of M-le, i ahuLrro county, will be sold, a tract of land belonging >o lie estate of Harrison O Neal, de ceas U, < mi aniing 10 » aeres, adjoining Rhodes and c ;K, on »fgeec.iee —sold lor the benefit of tne‘ heirs ; terras on tlto day <1 ale. ALi X vM ; li. COLCLOUGII, Adm’r^ Seplemhcr 24, 1833 id GUA KOI A?. *;i A LE. ' T t LL be s: Id lu-fcre the court house door in v J ti e town of Wavnesho.o, Burke county, or. the first Tuesday in Jaim try next, in the usual hours < f sale, t“ ihti high si bidder, (he following .c-groslaves, I*l wit; v reacj*, a woman about 50 yea s of age ; Chanty, a woman about seventeen, and h< r iwoeiiddren, Harriet a girpabout years old, and Fanny aninf mt; Guy, a boy about 15 years o d—.- id by «-r « r of the Honorable Inferior v c.iiil i-f Jt b' rsan county, wbon silling for ordinary - purp(;s>es,as ili<- prop: ny of tho late i urncr Mo» r e, deceased, oi I'ii.k <ouni;,lor the purpose of divi sion among.- 1 the heirs*of said ciccca&cd. 'ierrua on the day of sale. FREDERIC J 11IIENY, Guardian lor the Minors. October 2*?,1833. id SALE. * N tli fir i Tuesday in I-ccmhcr next, will he .j sold. pn.-f-uani to an order of ihe iioiiorable the ink nor i hunt of Burke county, \\ lien silling iorordin *ry puri o es f»; D.-re the «ourl bouse door V in the ci y ol **.ac u, Bibb c.u ty, in IHe usual h ...:s of lie, to die Ingbe. t ladder, lot of land t nui'.ii er tvv » l-.u: di <i nd s. v* n, (>O7) in ilie lourtli I di-.n i I of i lv II m.-ion now Bibb county, - being t;.e p ope» yof the late Holden Barber, de - leased. 'Twin- tube my ol sale. ATRI lv B. CONNELLY, AdmT. •'cp'cn ber 21, 183 S. id , ARLLHn'TRATKRS’ HALISt ~ ’> ? 7 L.i. b * .xiM n ilm third day of December v $ icx:, ail i.be perishable property belonging j to ihe ca.i.e o! Joint Vv ifiingli ra, deceased, la;e of * ill-**• n inny, cons sling of' horses, bogs, cotton, h cp, (or ! a a l , i elder, p ninui on t ols, household ami k i . -n furni.iiiv, one wagon, one barouche, •i.e pi , an i many other articles 100 tedious to men • ■‘•n, at :ii r .si-ience oi the widow, on Soap Creek. Tj. ins tm.de l i.own «.n 'l.e day. a r.i •on g.ulnett, ) », , I -AAC AJm • her G, -33 td . B.e lir.-t Tuesday in December next, will be & s*»M, ai the maikel house, m the'town of i.oui.svit e, vvnhm ihe usual hours of sale, to the u.g.i .-l 1. 1 der, fi.r o hundred ivv. nly-seven ami a n.i f a-. r*s oak and hickory land, adjoining lands ■it avid i' >milJi, Johnson ami others, on die 1 ‘.\ ale is (>f Cbaci's ir di, subject lo the widow's - d Also, die foiiovving negro tlaves, viz ; Mini, a woman about 38years old, and her child ■ olomon, ab.-yan in s.xmo..iJis **lcJ ; CdKer, a girl ab*»!n. iX-j oirs .-Jd ,* isalief, a girl about ... ,j\ a ajj.-i an. u. i 3 y\-ars g* i a- i.i i, 1 o»d ; ' ‘i! ihn late F. in n eu'.lilV. 10: i;;:; ut wille 11 JiV E V Brj.li mbf r 24, 1838 w' :: ' 1 NO HIT. 4 *‘ lßt in December next, will be ’ taud, ai i e tour, house door ir ; Murray c< u»- ly, a o eanie Jo an order ol the honorable inferior Gourl "f Do.uinina county, w hen silling ua a Court .d Ordinary, iot ..fluid No. 1/4, 2;>ihdisiriet, 2d section, ol • heioke-, now .Hurray county, contain* ’ mg one hundred and sixty acres, diawii by the orphans ot Lomuod Buag, late ol Muscogee coutt ly, suid lor the heiiviil «,i said orphans. ABNl.it ib KUBi.RTSON, Guardian of the orjdiatis ot lb 11ugg, deceased. A/.vo, ai l.ke same nine arid place ihe in:crest of Jaoub J. Dugg, it ecus d, in the above lot ol land. a BN I,R P. RUBER J .SUN, Adnrnisirator ol J. J. Bugg, deceased. September 27, iß3n. ul .. £t .v £«k >: Tit I tlTu’s" 8A Ij ~ i. Vy {,t ‘ S,, W :l Ldieoimoii, ill ■ Land and o N« grots bt longing to the es ate of Jacob • aver, crc< ;is d, agreeaide f . an order of the Hon orable the li.a Hit I ourt, slit ng for • rdmary pnr }" »es, on the fi.si 'Tuesday in Ueccia a reext. J he H.'hd will be .-old w i.ii the door open, either in lots ■•r all together, as ibeamemay be. 'J bo Hand con- ** f .--ifc.l ii ol alioiit six hundred anas, more or less—the widow’s dower except M Trams of sale made known oh the day < f sale. i it US. FLORENCE, AdmT. Septr mber 10, 1638. jd f . EXECUTOR’S SALE. % < • L • f-BLE to an order of the ttonorable fv-iiort ourt of Uoluinbia county, when lining for ordinaly purposes, will be said on the first Tues day in lh cernber next, at the court house mthe law n of Waynesboro, Burke ; ounty, a tract ol land containing, 214 acres, In longing *o the estate oi* Robert Alien, deceased, adjoining lands cl 'Tarver, Poland, and others ; to be sold fur the benefit ot the heirs. A/.%■ ■, on the firs Tuesday in January next, at the conn house in Columbia county, a tract of land coiimiiiing Mb- acres, more ct less, adjoin ng lands of Mag ruder and others. Abo, ten Negroes, viz: Dave, i'ns.S' , Sum, fcaily, ydung Dive, Jacob, fug J om, little 'i ora, and Caroline and child: all the ab‘>wt; property sold Ifir the benefit oft he heirs. ‘•a>h. VV. J. RHODES, IbxT. b l , t iMm r 27, 1838. id r TORS’ SALE. / ■ N the first i n sday in December next, will be Y »-el.i at i!:c tnarl.et house, in the tow nos Losis vifi , Jetierson cxmnty, in the usual hours of sale, i > the Ing! est b.*ddcr, agreeable lo an order of IHo Hoi orabfe inf rsor i ourt of Jefler.-on county v when sit'ing for ordinary purposes, six hundred and iwemy acres oi pine land, in said county, more or less, adj fining lands ot' A. VV right and olliers,oa IhcwuHrs of Rocky Comfort creek, about tour miles from Lounsviife Ai. o, the lidlovving negro .-.lav s, low it; Lucy, a woinaii aboui 2d years ole ami heref.ilu I lien, about 5 years old; Mary, a woman about IS yea s old, s id as ike j roperty of the late 'Thomas Weiis.dece t.-cd, f(»seiilelhe dtbia^ (1 said cstaio.* 'Terms on iticclav ot tale. JOHN R. \\ ELLS, ) £ . riiil.il> Jr. < Lxrs - September 20, ]: 33. td AD Al 1A ISTRATOK S' >SA LK. f> N the li. r Tue»dawin .Huiuary next, will he sold at Carroiion. Carrol county, lot No on& hundred and twvntv in district of said count v, ihe same beihmrmg •“ the esl.-ue of Joshua Sianf.rd, and s ml n. efi.elTiancc with ihe last will and lestauiem d -aid nh ceased Trails made known on ihe d-*v. GBHH UivD ALkv>RD, Adcin-is-r- t<>r, with the will annexed. Sc-p'cmher 19, D :: ' • j) .- l i g r;lATbll’S' s.\ i.k. *. GK EF.A 1 HE i' l !Ul order ol fiio honorable In feiiorCm.*t M Putnam county, when silting Tor ordinary j urp“S ?s, wili be sold on the first Tue.-dav in D*»• m ),%r next, at the court house in ihe town ul Air-dug, Columbia county,between lha u-oal hours of -sale, seven and ihree-lourili acres of land, in iMo couuiy-ol 1-olumi-ia, on Ki( feee creek, udioiniiig nod aroiiiul the lot «>t land on which ihe Kiokco ci.u t it edifice now .Hands, in said county, S :i,d i(» iiu udo the same ; a survey tu.d plat of the same will mo*t* fully repr,sent it '1 he said land hoi.) g - t*» tin' estate ol the late Rev. Juhcz P. Jlar fchaii,deceased. Tern s cnsli. IKBV HUDSON, AdmT. September 27, 1838. id 4 LL persons having dc man Is on William I’nder j_ 4 wood, late of folumbia county, deceased, are iv.jnested to render them in, attested agreeably to lav/, and tiioe iiuSebtocl to sai.l estate arc requeste4 to make immediate payment lo Gabriel Jones, Esq., agent for the executrix. MARY JONES, ExTx. November G, 1638, Gw