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JkVaUBTJk CHRONMU ° FFiOE VO ‘ '■***• ««<»*n»WT. AB6PSTA, GA. I' AY, WiCEMBKB SI, iS»O. VOGIiMF 15 .. •, ~ „ a . Si * ~ ”" • ~ '■ " ■» 1 ■■'■ l ■_ ■■ ■ - ■ ■ —■•■ PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BV A. 11. PEM tIEKTOX. TSBMS, SEMI-WEEKLY PAPER. FIVE DOLLARS Jjpf annum, payable in advance , or SIX liOLLAUS ai the end ofthe, year. WEEKLY P\PEK, THRKE DOLLARS per annum, payable in advance, or FOl u DOLLARS utlhe end ofthe year. No pajMT will he discontinued (except at the choice of until all a m*« race's are paid. A l> V E RTI9 B MEVTS •re inserted eetPi-ieerklyl tt 02 l-*2 cents per s juarc, lor the (fret mnertion, and -13 3-4 Mentis for each Htieceodiiitf hwertion — weekly, :«( o*2 cents per square for each insertion—and ww»d/i/g»(\vh< n not exceeding one square) at 81 f»r each in-M-rliim. None, however '•mall, is chanted less than one-qn.*re. 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Tuesday in the. month, between the hours of %.>.n in the forenoon, and three in the afternoon, m the Conrt hun.se oflltc connly in which the property is rim.ife,—N’.». lice of these, sales must he given in a public gazette,SlXTY days previous to tlie day of sale. Notice, of the sale of pertuunl properly, mast be given .In like manner, FOIITi days previous lo the day of sale. Notice to the debtors and creditor* of un estate, must bo rnblisbed lor FORTY days. Notice thus application will !»r made to the Court ofOr itinnry lor leave to sell LAND or NhiUUUKfiJ, muffin' published for FOUR MONTHS. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 32, 1830. “ Be’ jusf, and fefir not IT 1 Saturday next being Christmas Day, this paper will bn issued on Friday morning. Our advertising friends will please band in their fa ,-ors by 5 o’clock on To-morrow evening. The River is at present stationary, and in good order for Steam Boat navigation. Wc are happy to state, for the information of those interested, that the Ship Floruit, from 'Mow-York, about the safety of which there have been considerable apprehensions, ha* ar rived safe at Savannah, MILI.EDGEVIU.F., MoXIiAI, \ December 13th, 1830. _) H** tn the Senate, to day, Mr. Ezzaud, from me I T.„li..Wv Committee, reported a resolution, ro oiilrlß* TlP\ frtn ..,. lannj, wiih ifac haws mill Journals of the present session, to each coini'y nlThc State, two copies of the laws of the Ist I Kcstion of the 21st Congress—to ha deposited hi the offices of tho Clerks of the Superior and Iriforior Courts; which was agreed to. Mr. r Z/.ARD, from same Committee, made a favorable report on the communication ufTno i si is U. I*. Cn.ir.i rox, requesting to be appointed | by the Legislature lo digest tho principles and practice ofthe Equity jurisdiction ol j.ngland applicable to Georgia. The i and Bill was taken up in Committee of the whole, and afterward reported to tho Senate, Mr. Nesiut then offered as a substitute, a Pro iimhle and Resolutions, claiming the right to tho Jurisdiction and soil of the Chorukeo territory, and to survey and occupy the same when the Indian title of occupancy is extinguished; recom mending forbearance on the part ol the State, Urging the inexpediency and impolicy of survey ing and occupying the land till the Indian title is ‘ extinguished; ami requesting the President lo obtain the extinguishment ofthe Indian title, as •early as practicable ami authorizing him lo grant Jibernl reserve* to the Indians, if necessary, in effecting that object:—which was rejected— f yeas 22, nay* 48. The bill was then token up . by sections. The 3d section was amended, so that a.I ja-ac'.ions containing one hundred acres, instead $ of “one hundred and fifty,” shall be considered prizes, and drawn for as such. Tho 4th section was amended so as la make the number of Distiict Surveyors to bo elected I by the Counties, Ninety-six—the time of 0100 - A ing them, the first Monday in February next— and ibo number of Counties to have the privi- I lege of choosing two surveyors, twenty, us fol fe &ws. viz; Jasper, Jones, Jackson, Putn.mi, 1 Hall. Morgan, Wilkes, Owium-lt, Iranktin, XVmrcn, Elbert, Washington, Oglethorpe, Ila hershatn, Greene, Monroe, Newton, Henry, DeKulh, und Walton. (In the House, this afternoon, the Reduction bill was taken up, and the select Committee ap pointed this morning, reported ugainsi requir ing any property qualification, for membership of tho Senate and 11. ofßepresciiiattvcs, hud a I clause was inserted in the hill, lo amend tho I Constitution to that effect; after which, the hill I Was rejected, for want of a Constitutional ni a- I (ferity; the yeas being 77 and tho nays 4‘J, as fol lows : YEAS.—Adams, Aikin, Barr, Bates, Beall of Frankim, Black, Blackwell. Bowen, Brews**, Brown, Bnrncs, Bvnc, Calhoun, Games, u: ledge, Collier, Cone, Dav, Dougherty, tannin, Flewelh-n. Gholson. Grnybill.Groeiio, Gresham, Havnc, Hodges, Holland, Holt, llousron, How ard’of Baldwin, Hudson of Jefferson, Hudson ol Putnam, Irwin, Jackson, Jenkins, Johnson, Jones of JVmcs, Jones of Warren, Leonard, Les ter, Liddell, Long, Lose, Loyall, Mathews, Mi vs, McClendon, McCoy, Mctraveo, •>««! *»* Si atv I on, Northern Oliver, Patrick, Peatman, Pope, Price, Rea, Reid, Roberts, Rut hcrfoid, Ryan, S Keats. Simmons, Stribling, Tankcrsle), Terrell, Thompson, Townsend, X ngglo, 1 m ner, Tulle, Willis, Wilson of Warren, W imi,\Votlord, and Young.—77. , _ NAYS. Adair, Bailev, Blaekshear,Bozeman, Bryan. Cleveland, Curry of Washington, Dick mn, Drew, Easly, Flournoy, Gross, Hamploii, Hitcher, Hatten, Hwzzard, ILlhmd, llopkius Howard of Baker, Jones of Tnoiiias, Ke.lum Kelly, King, Lovett, Lucas. Mann, McDonald Mcflvy, Moßse, Neal of W .Utmaon. I udget Perdue. Powell, Rawls,Richardson, Kobo, -on Robson, Schley, Smith, duellings, -tricblatn. Taylor, Terry, Thomas, Towns,, W Oilman Williams, usd \YUsou ol Larly.—*- A\D _GEORGIJI ADVERTISER. Tlie bill to protect Religions Societies in the performance »f their religious duties, was re jected ; arul also the bills to add a part of Houa ton county to Pulaski, and to increase the sala ry of the Cashier of the Central Bank, from $1,500, to $2,000. Tl\e bills to incorporate the Mariner's Church of Savannah, and the Double Branch Meeting House in Lincoln comity—to manumit four no gro slaves, Billy, Winny, Frank, and Charity, ' belonging to the e«tate of the late Thoiu* W. Cobb, and two other negro slaves, ofthe county of Bibb— and to establish, and incorporate, a Fire Company in Macon, nnd authorize the Commissioners of that Town, to raise the sum of $2,000, by a tax on the inhabitants, for its airLy were severally read tho third lime and passeVlT The hill introduced by Mr. Black, to repeal the act of 182!*, making the offence of Gambling punishable by confinement in the Penitentiary, was rejected—yeas 45, nays 77. TiEsn.tr, Dec. 14. In the Senate, this morning, a resolution was agreed to, appointing Pliny Sheffield, Matthew Albritton, Wni. Evoritt, Jos. C. Brooks, and Bcnnct Crawford, Commissioners, (with power lo appoint a surveyor, to act in conjunction with them) lo lay out a road from Columbus to St. Mary’s, xvilh directions to report thereon, through tho Governor, lo the next Legislature. The Land bill was then taken up, anil the 14th sections xvas so amended nr to make the term of residence in the State, entitling persons lo a draw,/onf years, instead of Jlre —yeas 38, nays 33. In the afternoon, numerous hills from the House, and ofthe Senate wore read, first and second lime. Tho Resolution nf tho House, appointing tho time of electing Directors, of the Darien, State, and Planter's Banks was amended so as lo make the lime of electing, 3 o’clock, P. M. on Friday next, instead of7 o’clock, to-day. The bill to change the limn of holding llm Superior and Inferior Courts of the Chattahoo chio Circuit, xvas rojeclcd. Mr. Akdebion, from tho joint Military Com mittee, reported a resolution, instructing the Governor to supply all Colonels, Limit. Colonel*, Majors, Brigade Inspectors, Adjutants, and Captains, in tho State, with one copy each, of the abstracts of thn Infantry Taclics of tho I ni tod States, now in tho Executive Department — lobe sent, with Laws and Journal* of the Lo- L "i«|aturo, to the Chrk* of tho Inferior Courts, - to be by them distrttlt/'.' 1 to the aforesaid offi i ceis, Mr. BrtKHAV, Bom Committee on Banks, t reported, that they have carefully and minutely 1 examined tho exhibit of tho Marine awl fire I Insurance Haul, which shews a strict adherence lo the provisions of iho Charter, nud a conqili i auce with tho Resolutions requiring Reports— that it is every way satisfactory, and affords 1 abundant evidence of tho ability of the Bank, 1 to moot it* engagements, without a moment’s 1 inconvenionco to its creditor*—and that, from the very judicious tmrl able management of tb* f affairs of this Institution, the good people of this .Stale may confidently anticipate a continuance of sound emissions by the Bunk; which was i agreed to. Tho samo gentleman, from the same Com i niittoo, also, made a long Report respecting the Uitiled States Hunk, unfavorable to the re chartering ofthe same, and instructing ourjfcn ■ alors and requesting our Representatives in , Congress, to use their united influence against i any enactment, tending to a rcuotv.il of its clmr i tor. —Also, t A report at some length, on the Documents i and charges submitted, respecting the Bank of ■ < Macon, lo the effect, that the said charges are i : \tlioUy unfounded, and “that tho affairs of llm 1 Bank of Macon have boon so conducted, a* to 1 j entitle that institution to tho approbation of the 1 General Assembly, nnd tho confidence of the , public. , In Iho Ilcfsr, this morning, motions to reenn , sidor ills journal of yesterday, so far as relates I to the passage of the hill to manumit certain . j negro slaves belonging to tho estate of the late . i Thomas W. Cobb; and the rejection of the hill to increase the salary of tho Cashier of the Cen tral Bunk; worn rejected, the former by a vole oft!7 to 57, and the latter, by a vote of 73 lo 53. ’ ) The bill to incorporate the Farmer* Bank of ’ 1 Chattalioocliic, to bo located at Columbus, was | passed. ’ ; The appropriation bill was taken up, and after some consideration, laid on tho table for the a ■ present. The Road bill was taken up, in Committee ofthe whole, and Mr. Brown of Wilkes, offered l> ! a substitute thereto, which was discussed, II adopted und reported to the Hon.se. c In the afternoon, the Road hill was taken up, anil passed—-yeas 79, nays 47. ’ihe only ma teria! alterations thade by this hill, of tho Road and River policy established by tho law 0f!829, arc, the increase of tho salaries of the superin f tendents, from SBOO, to $1,800; and the taking . from Iho corporations, the powers formerly vo«- I, ted in them, with regard to tho disposal ofthe * public bands, and giving it to the Buporinten- J. dents. 11 Tho bill to add a part of Houston County to i- Crawford county, was passod. q The bill lo tax horned Cattle running at large 11 in this State, and belonging to persons residing 1’ out of the State, fifty cent* per head—iho tax to be paid to the Inferior Courts—was passed, '. Ti,;* bill i« intended as a retaliatory measure against the Territory of Florida, whose- Lcgisla h two Council has passed aieOrdinanco, levying t t- tax of 85 cents per head on horned cattle, unde >. similar circumstances-, which operates injurious 1’ ly on our citizens, residing on tho borders oftha j’ Territory, whose cattle stray ove L the line; while largo numbers of the Florida Cat n to are brought into this State, and tended there to the groat dc-stniellaaOsUßt pasturage of ou R. ciuzA)&. The House concurred in the amendment of c the Senate, to its resolution respecting the’elec- J tion of Bank Directors. ij Wednesday, Dec. 15. jj In the Senate, this morning, tho Land bill was taken up; and after the consideration of i, thqjovne, to the 38th section, an additional see- I . i* 1 _ turn offered by Mr. Ec ron, was adopted,"pro viding, “that in all case* where any person in tends to return any tract of land as fraudulently 11 draxfn, before ho ho allowed to do so, he shall * give bond and security in the sum of two linn- f drciLflollars, to tho Justices of tho Inferior Court 0 jjfXno county where thn land lies, conditioned ■To indemnify the individual drawer of such tract t ofl-md, for all damages ho may sustain, provi- I ded tho land is not condemned ns trauuiilently y drawn. After tho "Olh section hud been read, an ad- c ditional section, offered by Mr. Stapleton, was J adopted, providing, “that no county that is id- o lowed two district Surveyors, by the provlsioss v of this act, shall have a Sectional Surveyor ap- ti pointed therefrom.” In tho afternoon, the bill to amend an act en- t titled an act to authorize the Commissioners of ji Mclntosh County Academy, to establish one nr a more schools for the education of poor children a —the Jnll, from the House, creating Election 1 Districts in the comity of Irwin—the bill, from p the House, lo authorize tho Augusta Indepen dent Fire Company to raise $20,000 by I .olio- ti ry —the hdl to incorporate the Mncon Insurance it Company—nnd tho bill to regulate slaves in the p County of Twiggs, and prevent their selling poultry, except tinder certain restrictions, and furnish their owner* or manager* in certain ca *es—were severally read the third timo and j Sl passed. The Senate Wmcttrrcd in tlie amendments of the House, to the Bdl of tho Senate, ineorpora ling a Bank in the town of Columbus, named j. the Farmer’s Bank of CHattaliooChie. In the Horn, thin morning, Mr. Vckrtro, of Oglethorpe, moved to reconsider the journal of ( yesterday. *0 far aS relates to tlie passage ofthe Road hill, for the purpose of amending said hill, j. by ■ section, to provide for the purchase of about „ twenty hand* to improve the road* from Angus- |( tato Waynesboro’, Louisville, Ac. which he conceived was no more than sheer justice to Burke, and Jefferson, and the section of Conn- ( j try generally, cltecding in a Southwestern)/ tli- ruction from Augusts, which had been too much . neglected in the present Road syrtem. The TbotlnlT - iviirtiTvocaiffcf Jiy Vs. , posed by Mr. Orta* and others, and afterward r rejected. s (We have not room, at present, for tho dc > , bate an Mr. Wood’s nnd Mr. Mi-biut's Resolu tions, and tho substitute offered by Mr. Beall - ol Twiggs, wbicli follow* hero, in the report rc i | coivod from our correspondent. It occupied , j the attention ofthe House during Ihe remainder i ofthis-ilay, and nearly the whole of the next, i and trii concluded by tho adoption of Mr. i Beall’s substitute, by a role of 70 lo 44. Tlie i debate, which is of considerable length, shall i be inserted hereafter a* early as wc can find i room for it.] Tncr.SDAT, Dec. 10. In the Senate, this morning, tlie Land hill I vvastakenup; and Mr. Bhantiam, fortffwilh nf fored the following as an additional section; which after some discussion, was adopted— i yea* 38, nays 33, as follows : ; , Ve.as.—Messrs. Allen, Branham, Bryan, of Montgomery, Daniel! of Chatham, Daniel of , Madison, Ezzard, Ferguson, Floyd, Harlow, i Harvey, Hines, Janos, King, Mcl’loiigald, Me i Gar, McKnight, Mitchell, Monroe, Nesliit, Neel, i Parish, Vorter, Reese, Rhodes, Ciayro, Hhefliold, Singleton, Sledge, Stapleton, Stewart, Bnrrcn ' cv, Tennille, Thomas, of Appling, Wallhour, 1 Wood, Weolfolk, Wooten, Young.—3B. > Nats. —Messrs. Anderson, Black, Blair, of Habersham, Blair, of Lowndes, Bowon, Cargile, j Cold), Cone. Dunagan, Echols, Ector, Everett, ' ' Fairs Fulwood, Garrett, Graham, Green, Hall, ' Hatcher, Henley, Johnson, Mtmcriof, Prior, Reeves, Robinson, Ross, Swain, Temples, i Warron, Watson, Wells, White, Wilcox.—33. i “And hr it further enacted luj the authority . aforesaid, That the Sectional Surveyors shall, 1 with as little delay ns possible, proceed lo the . performance ofthe duties assigned them, under , this act, ami on the completion and return there of, to the Surveyor-General, the Governor is au f thnrizcd and requested, to direct the election of i two Justices of tho Peace and two Constables, being white men resident in said Territory, in r every of such sections, to be held at such time, ) and at such place, and to be superintended and icturned to the Executive by such person or ) persons in every of Btioli sections, ns bis Excel -1 lency shall direct; which Justices and Consta , hies shall respectively take the oath and execute the bond required by law; and shall hold their i Commissions and appointments as now directed • bylaw,—And that all white males, of full age, I resident in said territory, shall be entitled to vote for such Justices and Constables. —And, in • the event, that the President of the United Stales shall at any lime, during tho ensuing re i- cess of the Legislature, succeed ill executing a tho compact between tho United Slates and the i- State of Georgia, m relation to the Cherokee lands, that tho Governor shall order tho District 0 Surveyors to proceed to the discharge of their duties, and lo tho completion of tho survey of 0 the districts, as required by this act, and lo the <> ocenpaney of said Territory—otherwise, the x survey of the said districts shall bo suspended until tlie next meeting of tlie General Assembly, 3 > und until further enactment for this purpose, i* Several other amendments were offered nnd a rejected; after which the question was put,. !r shall this bill now pass; which was determined *■ in the affirmative—yeas6o, nays 10, as follows: at Yeas.—Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Blank, cr Blair, of Habersham, Blair ofLowndos, Bowen, ... Branham, Cargile, Cobb, Cone, Daniell, of Madison, Dnmigan, Kchuls, Lctor, Everett, Lz* °i . /!ir j Paris, Floyd, Fulwood, Garrett, Graham, ur Green, Hall, Hatcher, Henley, Janes, Johnson, I Kimr, MeD'-aigald, Ujufcnigbt, Mitchell, Muu- cries, Munroe, Nesbit, Noel, Parish, Porter, Pri or, Hccso, Reeves, Rhodes, Robinson, Ross, Sheffield, Singleton, Sledge, Snrrencv, Swain, Fomplos, Tennille, Thomas, of Appling, War ren, Watson, Walls, White, Wilcox, Wood, Woolfolk, Wooten, and Young.—6o. Nays. —Messrs. Bry ,n, of Montgomery, Dan ioll, of Chatham, Harlow, Harvey, Hines, Mc- Gnr.Sayro, Stapleton, Slowarl, and Wallhour. Tins hill, as amended, is now very similar, in its provisions, tho’ different in its arrangement, to tho hill drawn up by Judge Schley, and re ported by him, from the Committee ou the stale of tho Republic. In the afternoon, the hill to emancipate cer tain nog.oos, formerly the property of Raymond Domnro, late ofSt. Simon’s Island, was posted, yeas 37, nays 30. The bill to repeal the 15th section (which ex cludes the testimony of Indians, from Courts of Justice) of tho act of 1820, extending the laws ofthe State over the Cherokee Territory, At. was, on motion ofMr. Echols, laid on tho table for the balance ofthe session.—yeas 45, nays 14. In the House, this afternoon, tho Appropria tion hill was taken up, nnd passed ; after thu re jection of sundry proposed amendments; and among them, one offered by Mr. Robertson, to appropriate a sum of money for tlie building of a Lazaretto, in Savannah, lor tho reception of persona suffering under infections diseases. The Tax hdl was then t-dton up, and, on mo tion of Mr. Haynes, tho taxes gcnurally, ns there in stated, for the year 1831, wore reduced 25 per cent—you* 82, nays 40. Friday, December 17. In tlie Senate, this morning, a motion by Mr. 1 Watson, to reconsider the journal of yesterday, so far as relatei to tho passage of the Land hill, was rejected—yeas 29, nays 40. Tho following report was road and agreed ha, viz. The Committee on Education and Free Schools, on examining thn reports of the 1 several aendofiios, on the accounts of tho Trus- 1 tees of llm Poor Schools, find)matter deserving ' thn attention »f tho General Assembly, nnd of sllwho regarJ tho economical application ofthe funds npprojiialed to Academies and Free 1 Schools. In some of tho accounts rendered, it is discovered that tho Trustees of Academies, and of tho oour School fund, have disbursed money* to compensate persons for conveying tho apportionment of tho Academy and poor Bchqoifund, from tho Troasury. It is confident ly believed, that ther* is scarcely a comity in Ihe Ibklo, tq xi iiich i.cnoy ijiii v net ho transmit tod froo of exponso, if tho person* or bodies in terested would tako tho tronlilo to enquire and lo avail themselves of suitable opportunities, a* they present themselves. Rfllirtvlrig that it is improper (hat theso funds should bo absorbed, or diminished, by allowing individuals douceurs, or compensation, for carrying money from tho Treasury to the Trustees of these institutions, your committee submit the following msoln lions; — llcsolred, that the charges in Iho ac counts of Trustees of Academies, and of the Poor School fund, for compensation of agents, in conveying money from tho Treasury, is dis approved, — Ilesnlred, that it he recommended to the Trustees of the several Academics, end ofthe poor School fund, to procure tho transmis sion of money apportioned to them, in such mstt ner as may preclude expense.— Besotted, that tho foregoing resolutions bo published itl tho newspapers of this place, fiir tho inform at ion and government of all interested in Iho Academy, nnd poor School fund. — Itesnlced, that the tabu lar statement of the Academic and poor School returns, bo printed with the journals of the Senate.” Tho favorable Report of the Committee on Banks, respecting tho Bank of Macon, was ta ken up and agreed 10. Tho bill, from the House to tax homed cattle, belonging lo persons residing out of the Stale, was referred to u committee in June next. The reconsidered bill lo create a now Brig ade out of the 6th and Dili divisions of Georgia .Militia, Ac. was rejected. Tho amendments made by the House, In the hill of the Senate, to abolish the Cherokee Gov ernment, &c. were disagreed to, anil u substi tute was adopted, in lieu thereof. Tlie bill to add a part of Mclntosh County to Liberty county, was rejected. Tho bill to amend the several laws now In force, providing for the selection and drawing of Grand nnd Pettit Jurors, was rejected The bill more particularly lo define the Passe, t\mmkalus of the several Counties, nnd pre scribe the duties of die same, was read the third time and passed. In the House, tins morning, tho bill was ta ken up, considered, and passed, as amended. The bill to provide for the temporary disposal of Ibo possessions and improvements purchased from the Cherokee Indians, by lease, itc. was considered and passod, and the remainder ofthe morning was occupied in discussing the amend ments of die Senate to the Land hill. In tho afternoon, agreeably lo previous ap pointment, both Houses met in tlie Rcpresenta live Chamber, to elect Directors, on the part of the State, of the Darien Batik, Bank of du State of Georgia, and Planter’s Bank. • The results are as follows—the former direc tors being rc-eluctod in each instance. For tho Darien Bank.— Messrs. Jame/i Troop ( AnsonKimberi v, Wm. Fuzzier, Benj. Greene aud James Dtnwoodv. Bank ofthe State of Georgia. —Messrs. Mon [ uf.cat Mvkrs, Wm. B. Bulloch, A. B. Fannin and Geo. Schley. j Planters' Bank.— Messrs. John 11. Morel am . Elias Fort. The Land hill, from tho Senate, was take , up, und all the amendments aftlie Semite agree f t »; t»o iho bill had now finally paused both House* Thn yoasund niiyd, on tho lant aud most impoi ’ luiit amendment—which in the «ddili»uiul boi 'tioa ottered h J Mr. as reported i yesterday's proceedings of the Senate—were, yeas 7-1, nays.fifi, as follows. \ ras.—Messrs. Adams, Atkinson, Bacon, Harr, Beall, of Twiggs, liiaekslienr, Blackwell, Bryan, Byne, Cone, Curry, of Washington, Day, Dougherty, Finnic, Flowetlin, Flournoy, Gray hill, Greene. Gresham, Hampton, Harrington, ' llazzard, Holland, Holt, Hopkins, Hudson, of Jefierson, Hudson, of Futnarn, Jackson, Jenkins, Jones, of Jones, Jones, of Liberty, Jones, of Thomas, Kellum, Leonard, Lester, Long, Loy al), Mann, Matthews, McLendon, McCoy, Me- | Craven, MeF.lvViMcKae, Northon, Oliver, Pad- | get, Poarman, Pope, Powell,Price, Rawls, Rea, Reeves, Reid, Roberts, Robson, Kobctlson, Ru- * thnrford, Schley, .Simmons, Strickland, Terry, 1 Thomas, Thompson, Towns, Townsend, Tur ner, Tutle, Woilman, Williams, Willis, Winn, , tn>+ Young.—7l. Nays.—Messrs. Adair, Atkin, Rates, Beall, 1 of Franklin, Bowen, Bozeman, Brewster, I Brown, Burnes, Calhoun, Carnes, Cleveland, Dickson, Drew, F.asly, Fannin, Gholson, Gross, , Hatcher. Hatton, Haynes, Hilliard, Hodges, Howard, of Baker, Howard, of Baldwin, Irwin, 3 Johnson, Jones, ofWarrcn, Kelly,King, Liddell, i Lovett, Lowe, Lucas, Mays, McDonald, Neal, of Newton, Neal, of Wilkinson, Patrick, Perdue, Ryan, Shrills, Smith, Snellings, Stribliug, Tay- I lor Terrell, Tuggle, Welborn, Wclchcli, Wil son, of Fairly, Wilson, of Warren, and Wofford. , Satcrdat, December IP. ’ In the SkisaTF, this morning, COO copies of 1 •ho Land hill, wore ordered to he printed, for the use of the members of the Legislature. Tho College bill, from the House, was taken up, and an additional section, proposed by Mr, - Bi.Ain, of Habersham was adopted as follows; (yeas 41, nays 19.) Ami hr it further rnartnl, that it shall be the * duty of justices of the Inferior Court of each 0 County in tiro State, immediately after tho pas r a,ago of this act, to aolecl from among the poor 1 of their county, one young man, who shall bo s between the ages of fifteen and eighteen years, whose duly it shall be, to notify the Board of Trustees, of said selection; and it shall be lire h duty of said Board, to cause each applicant so reported, to bo boarded and educated at Frank liu College, out of the funds hereinafter men tinned, fteu of any other charge.” After the rejection of several proposed amend- meats, the question was put on the passage of * the bill, and determined in the affirmative—yeas '■ 35, nays 88, as follows: ' Vras.—Mess'h, Allen, Blair, of Habersham, 1 Branham, Cobb, Daniel), of Chatham, Ector, t Ezzanl, l aris, Floyd, Fulwood, Green, Harlow, Harvey, limes, Janes, McGur, McKnighl, Mitchell, Munroe, Ncslrit, Parish, Porlor, Reese, 5 Rhodes, Hayre, Singleton, Summer, Tctmilir, t Will ood, WuolfulU, Wootim.—HlV N*v».—Messrs. Anderson, Blt.ok, Blair, of] Lowndes, Bowen, Bryan, of Hern »n, Cargilc, j Dmragan, Echols Garrett. Gralmtr., Hall, Hauli er, Hanley, Johnson, MoDougald, Munerief, Neel, Prior, Robinson, Ross, Hhclliold, Hledgo, Stapleton, Swain, Temples, Wulthour, Wells, and Young.—2d. . Tho hill to punish tho owners gnd managers of slaves, in nertain crises, and persons allow ing I,'lorn to live iu or occupy their Iniieinents, and to regulate slaves generally, was laid uu the table frr ilto hulunco of the session. The bills to invalidate all contracts with thn Cherokee Indians, so far ns the Indians are con cerned; to prescribe the mode of prosuring cer tified Copies of the records of the Superior and Inferior Courts; to amend tho act incorporating (lie town of Columbus; and tho bills, from the House, to authorize the rebuilding of the Double , Branch Meeting-house, iu Lincoln county, &c. ; I to authorize the establishment of a Fire Compa ny in Macon, Sic. ; to incorporate tho Mariner s Church, of Savannah; to amend the act re -1 spooling the Court of Common Pleas of Angus , ta—to change the time of holding the Hummer session of the Superior Court, and the fall Session iof the Inferior Court, of Wilkes County —to add a part of Houston county, to Crawford county —to pay to the Trustees of Franklin county Acade my, all arrears, ami dividends now duo, Atc.— mid to vest in the executors of Freeman Walker, deceased, and the executors and administrators, An. all tho right, title, mid interest of the stale, 1 ( in and to a certain lot of land therein named and described—wore severally read tho third time j , urn) passed. Tho hills to ro-chartor tho Augusta Bridge, and to authorise the erection of a now Bridge, at Augusta, were both referred to the consideration , of the next Legislature. In the afternoon, a resolution was adopted, ap- ; , pointing Messrs. Allen Lawhon, of Muscogee, ] , Jollersou Biddle, of Harris, Henry Rogers, of; Troup, John McKnighl, of Coweta, and Little- . bury Watts, of Campbell, Commissioners to lay j out a Market-road, from Columbus, to Campbell j lon, via Lagrange and Newnan. The bill, from the House, to alter the Jury’s and Attorney’s fees throughout the State, was read the third time and passed—yeas 111!, nays 18. I The I>HI, from the House, for tho encourage* 1 merit of Volunteer Companies, was rejected— B yeas 14, nays 31. c Foil THE CHRONICLE AMI AIIVEUIT3EU. VSEFITi HINTS. NO. ». ~ (FOR THE LA DIES. J 1. Young ladies who have blue eyes need rt not languish, those that have black eyes need c 1 not leer. I 8. Those who have good teeth should not .. j expose thorn by laughing ; those that have had j ones, should laugh at every remark, and more ' than the occasion will justily; Thus they will f show olf their beauty to the best advantage^ I 3. If you dance well, dance but suldolB; If l( , you dance ill, accept of every iiiyUatwdß * ... 4. If your mother wishes you tfl leant mOBB dancing, and painting, and youcAnMlV 1.1 uifnj, by all mean, mind yottr aSjßjt ■ If your I'oet am nr in for No. it, wear No. 1 1-8; end when -d your husband will bo ilcligliterM wfiSnr you talk ■s. of the .-urns on your /.Vs. ' ,r- (!. If you are married—*ho lentil n- grant; for it is a sure antidote to pultunurtj iu flomplaiuttf *• If your husband be a pious man, you mnsl trifle with serious things, that ho may show hi* love by trying to reclaim you. fi. You should endeavor not to keep ymr* temper; hut lrl.il njf us soon and as fist as yo(f can; you will then he ns culm and quiet as a bottle of cider after tho cork has been draw# half a day. ft. If your husband gets into aft unnecessary passion, leave him to himself, and let him venß his complaints till he is tired, and then ho will humbly creep hack to where ho started from* and you can mould him as you will. 10. Never marry a man with whoso relation* you will havotolivo; for if you have faults, they will multiply thorn; anil if you have none, they will make them, 11. Never marry a fop or a gambler; as tin* former will think more of his appearance than you, and tho latter will waste his property oj» unworthy objects, and leave you at homo hi mourn its loss, and boas miserable as blighted' prospects can make you. I‘d. If you arc obliged to choose, keep fui# rather with a fool than a woman of sense. Stu pidity is more mischievous than malice. Noth* ing is more ingenious than an exasperated fool, g. ii ■■ 1« iiiLiiuaecnwsn «V I<AST MIJIIT’S lull s. MiLi.EDOEvii.Lr, Saturday, Dec. IH, IS'dO. In the House, Ibis morning, a motion of Mr, Howard, of Baldwin, to reconsider (bn jonrnaJ of yesterday, so far as relates to the concur rence in the amendment of the Senate to till Band hill, postponing tho survey of tho land intrt square lots, until the Indian title is extinguished, A c. was rejected-—yeas sft, nays 73. The hills, to keep open tho main channel of Savannah River, from Augusta to l.tghtwooiK log Crock, in Elbert county, Ac. ; to prevent, tho City Council of Augusta, from imposing any’ lax on persons vending provisions, Ac. at any time, or place, in staid city, other than in thd Market-houses, or Market-hours of the same i to soltlo the measure of damages, in an action of covenant for breach of warranty, ;n a deed com vey'mg real estate, etc. and to impose a tax o# Pcdlors ami other itinerant ttadors, prescribe tho mode of granting Licences, and repeal lit* several acts heretofore existing m relation tr» said Podlets anil traders; were severally read the third time and passed. | till frit' 'li-.-rehnqitcthmm.- ..chts due to the fttate, by persons who ib*- ■ nx good faith, surrendered all their property I"* j the payment of their debts, Ae. was lain on tht> table for the balance of tbc session. lathy afternoon, tho amendment of tho Sen ate to this College Bill, providing for the soled tiou and education of one indigent young mail from oach county, was concurred ris. Tho Report of tho Committee on Banks* “that after an examination into the Annuri ES* hihit of tho Planter's Vanh, they are of opinion, that the condition of said Bank as to its pecuni ary concerns, arc entirely prosperous, and eniji as are entitled to the entire confidence, patron age, and fostering care of tho Legislature,’' wajs agreed to. The bills, to amend the Penal Code—and !n vest in the Episcopal Church of Macon, the right to a certain lot in that town wore severally read the third time and passed. The House adjourned to 7 o’clock. In the evening, the bill from the Seriate, priTA aiding for the election of the Directors of Ilia Central Bank, by the Legislature, was referred to a Committee iu June next. A number ofbills were read, some tho first* and others tho second tune. Moxoat, December 2ft. In tho llorsr, this morning, tho hills ft out (lift Senate, to exempt Deo. Millen, IVsi. K. Coe ! in.xe Ac, and It. M. Coumvi.v, of i h.atham Cotin ! ty, from the operation of the duelling law —to recharter the Bank of the State of Ccorpia—to j authorize the raising of the sum of §O,OOO, bv Lollery, to build a Court House in the County of Scrivcn- —-for tbc rebel o| purchasers off rac bona! lots —to incorporate the. Justices of o Inferior Court of Richmond County, and anther* ri/.n them to purchase slaves, not exceeding ten, I and Homes, Mules, Ac. for tho purpose ni e ' pairing and keeping in repair, the roads of sail ' | County—-were severally read the third time and , passed. The amendments of die Senate, to the mil to quiet tho possession of personal property, were concurred in. Tho bill from tbc Senate, to faoilitnm th» collection of debts, in the Superior and Infe,r/o*_' Courts, was rejected—yens 4ft, nays C 9. The bill to punish tho practice of bottfcigsft. elections, was laid on tbw tablo for tho of the session, i t# It is expected that Houses will adjourn sine <l,oon We TUnrsdaJ f.fxt-prtt hably on Wednesday. ‘ vtm iW* AOCJtSTjt'. • ARtuvnn/ ’ „ Dor. ‘>o.—Steam-Ilryi toort‘‘h& orri ?, t from SavalUittki 3Su«, 1 ami T tin low. ./ • - lUIPAftTBIt. /1 . 'y- , ’. Dec. IB.—Steojtv racket tyn-Dernt 1 Mnngin, Dubois, x#Uh 1 vamiuh and Chjjl'ieston.. . , fL W««n-B t &S3? r > wi ! h Bjuvonts liTirt tpvvtef Savannah If n „ Mr i, j Is- <it'* wi»e a ■I k sjiru • vis 1 l ' ra W^' t (> Ff f t of * mKi uui un'O«' >■• * ' •■vajg Hfik ' V -ft, j r je*:sSi