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More effectually to provide for the government and protection of the Cherokee Indians, residing within the limits of Georgia, and to preset ibe the bounds of their oceupard claims; and also, to authorise grants to issue for lots drawn in the late Land and Gold Lotteries in certain cases, and to provide for the appointment of an Agent to carry certain parts thereof into execution , and io fix the salary of such Agent ; and tn punish those persons who may deter. Indians from enrolling for emigration. Sec. 1. ZJe it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted bi/ the aut.ority of the saw, That in all cases where a white man is the head of an Indian family, such /iidkin family shall re tain the rights of such property claimed under the rights of such Indian family, the white man ob taining no rights but that of the Indian use and oc- cupation. Sec. 2. ,l/z<Z be it further enacted, That every white man, who may have an Indian family, and who may be desirous of retaining his j nviteges which he may possess as the head of an Indian family, may at any time before the first day | of March next, notify the Clerk of the Superior • Court of the county in which he may reside, in ! writing, of his intention to retain his privileges as i the head of such Indian family : which notification * shall be recorded in a bock to be kept tor that pur- i pose and no other ; and upon the doing of which he shall be entitled to al) the piivileges which are granted to such white man in the pre ceding sec tion of this Act. St.c. 3. .!/.</ be it further enacted, Th it if any Indian or descendant of an Indian, or white man, the head of an Indian family, claim ing tiie privileges of an Indian, shall employ any white man or slave belonging to a while man or person of color other than the descendant of an Indian, as a tenant, croppet or assistant in agricul ture, or as a miller or mill-wright, they shall for such offence, upon the same being estab ished by the testimony of two respectable witnesses, forfeit all right and title, that they may have to any reser vation oi occapancy within the limits ol this state, and th d upon the certificate ol the Agent to be hereafter appointed, grants may issue for ihe styne as though such improvements had never been oc cupied by such Indian descendant of an Indian or white man having an Indian family. ,’■<?/.. 4. Indbe it further enacted, ' \ h it where any Indian or descendant of an In i'- ,u or white man having the privileges of an In dian. --hall have two or more wives, any of whom s oii* ’ -aid- on the farms separate and apart from trie usual abode of such Indian, or descendant of an .Li in <>r while man having the privileges of an India , she oi they, shall tie held and considered tin sole proprietor of such farm, together with the ' iw-s. if any, usually employed in cultivating the .is ■. and it she or they, shall enrol for emigration r.lt d have exclusive and absolute control thereof. b o 5. And he it further enacted, i’hat if any Indian, or others enjoving the pri- • • ,u's <H I ndians, shall enrol for emigration, and i i aft rwarUs refuse to emigrate at the time sti i iie.| ; Provid' d, the Agent of the United States ’i Ji !><- m readiness to remove them to Arkansas ; provided al<o, that such neglect shall not be • o’: I by act of Providence or other unavoid .ah ; he or they, shall for such neglect or r fas d, fin(< it all right to any future occupancy v . .■ /. ,he limits of this state. c. 6 I/t/Z be it further enacted, r h no Indian, oi Olliers Laving the privileges .i.i i i. in, shall undci any pretence whatever, ■ up any claim, or demand against any member ■ -une I the, a'ter such member shall have en 1 his or her name for emigration, so as to de ■ i ii li emigrant from removing at the time sti r led, mil where the claim shall be prefered a , it any property which may be in the posses • i of the in lividual emigrating, the agent as nd, shall tie competent to decid.' on the • i if the claim: Provided, That nothin;* here ■ :h e nt.lined, shall be so construed as to prxvenf ! ■ i i n rit from prosecuting his claim licreal'er, . in du cou'itrv io which such Indian or person .: c i . the .leges id an Indian, shall emigrate. r. 71 :<7 •" it further enacted, ! li.il no -nniiaii, either verbal or written, al- * ■ •<t to hivt. been made between a white num . i Indi in, sir,li lie lip.d ug ext ept the same t established by the testimony of at blast two r ij.rt t.ddc witnesses. S<-< 8. Andb< d further enact'd, . h.it no Indi in or the dest ind mt id an Indian Jiers h .l’ing the privileges of an Indian, shall f J w ,j more than one himdri d and sixty ;w res, ■i •' <1 consist oi Ihe lot ire Indihg his dweil i ‘ ’in ■ or if in a disi/i-t where the lots contain i i ■ v at 'Cs, he or they shall ho allowed the lot - I ' his or her house, ami as many others, as '• iv h ive impr.iveim nts on, not exceeding thice. i i ' oh eases they sha’l be. allowed such mt t • . r < as may be within any other hit a 'join 1 ■ • ito. wln< hhe <>r they may have actually nd improved picvcois to the 2jth De . ’.;>u. and all 'he residue of such ’<*ts as refy allowed as tbove. may bo or i upied '•vi • i wcr, or his, or her. legal representsive. I" / be it farther enacted, ‘ ‘ i"v i" h.io or Indians or any person m at Imli.mm t c descendant thereof. • " < ryman. their aiders, abe tors or c • shall obstruct or resist hy force or t-.lldc possession by the drawer ' > poison eiaiming under him, lo r or . irv -i or lot of land not herein allowed ; >n. such otfbnder shall be guilty of a ■ ui"ur. I ir which he, she or they inav <n I <oi conviction, shall be ptmished i- iicut. .it the di-crciion id the •. ourt. ■ ' • 1 d bi it further cnach d, " re i' > < .<•. drawn in (he IHelmd or gold *' v ' I lie p utly within an improv* merit ‘ . he. -i vdm ! and paid for ! y do’ United .m‘ paidy within the tmprovrim ut ol an .ip mi. :i sha be the duty us the agent •t -<d. up •< th< 'rawer <-f sin h lot or his or < i r< : <tnt.i ive, piodu< ing to the said r. ic.to , sigiuxi by his cxrelh’iH v the g '■ u <wtng th it Such hit was so drawn l-v r. i n n- .'i.itelv to place the drawer, or i i<p i s< i.’at’ve in possession ol so nun h > ’i’ .v iie u, .’mi the limits of such valued <t. i f toohwith io remove ai v mt-u --■i, wi n h imght e calculated to prevent . . povsessmn <>l the s one. ' < !!• I.i !>e it J urthir i uuittd, I i llency (he governor is hereby mt- ' ' n s itislai-rury rvideticc is produced :o »u •' giants ut issne f.»r dl lots who hLv ' ' ’’ »\ specially designated, upon the ap yi : <<• ••’ .' iwer. or bis vr her representative. v '. 12. In /6c it further enacted, . . h,s •vc icncy the governor, is fmrebv att- 1 •< < grams i u issue t<»r all lots which • ''- < <ir. w«i o the late land ami gold loiter', v ■'< ■ :•’* wi.hin m ten h npon'the im rcti.t u? <>t -.y Indi ier J •$. er ' • In dian or others having the privileges ofan Indian, who under any of the treaties concluded between the United States ami the Cherokee tribe of In dians, have been -allowed a reservation, in fee sim ple, whether the said reserve shall have been Io eated in this state or elsewhere; tutdidso, for all such lots as may have been drawn as aforesaid, and which may be within, or touch upon (he improve ment of any descendant of an Indian who was ;d- I >wed a reservation in fee simple as aforesaid : Provided such descendant of an Indian shall not have been twenty one years of age at the rime his or her parents perfected such reservation ;*also for all lots which lie within or touch upon the im i provemen. of an Indian or otheis having the piivi fegesofan Indian, that in any treaty as aforesaid, shall have been allowed a reseivation for life, and who has removed liter* from, and settled wiihin the limits ol Georgia, and for all lots which may lie within or touc h upon any improvement occupied by any Indian, lescendam of an Indian or while man having the privileges of an Indian, who shall have heretofore enroled for emigration, and shall have received in consequence of such enrolment, any money or other valuable consideration ; and also for all lots drawn as aforesaid, and whir h may lie within or touch upon the improvement of any Indian or descendant of an Indian or anv white ■ man, having the privilege s of an Indian, and who in any of (he I md lotteries, authorised by this stale. ! shall have drawn therein, any let or lots ; also, for ! all lots which may lie within or touch upon the im ' provements of any Zmlian, descendant <*f an Indian ■ or while man having the piivileges of an Indian, which has been sold, leased or rented, contrary io the existing laws of this state. Sec. 13. And bt it further cnai ted, That his excellency lite governor is hereby au thorised to appoint some fit ami proper person as Agent, whose duty it Uiall be to see that the pro visions of this act be duly and cirectually carried into opera'ion. and to ex mine a. d report to his excellency the governor, such hits having I ndum improvements thereon, and subject to be granfed by this act; wdio shall receive one thousand dol lars per annum, as a full compensation f-or his ser vices, and who shall take and subscribe ihe follow ing oath, to wit : *• i A. B. do solemly swear, thm 1 will perfmm the duties of Indian Agent, ir. th* ('herckee Terriiory, according to Ihe provisions of this Act, regulating the < herokee Indians in the possessions cf their persons ami pmper’v, without favor or partiality, to the best <if my abi lities ; so halp mo God.” And he shall give bon I and sufficient security, in the. sum of two thousand dollats, for the faithful performance of the duties required of him by this act rand shall be subject to prosecution before, the. Superior Court, in any county where lie shall violate or neglect to pert<inn the dunes req..iired of him. as agent as aforesaid : 1 and on conviction thereof, he shall be removed from office, and be fined at the discretion of the court. Sic. 14. And be it further enact'd, That if any person shall by threats, menaces oi otherwise, deter or prevent any Indian or Indians from enroling for emigration, he or they’, shall be held and deemed guihy of a misdenicanour. ami on conviction thereof, shali be fined in a sutnj not less than one hundred dollars nor more than five hun dred dollars, or undergo an inipiisonnicJit iu the Penitentiary at the discretion of the court. Sec. 15. And be it further enacted That all laws and parts of laws, militating against this a'-t, and the act appointing special ag-encies for tin counties, be, and ihe same are hereby re pealed. THOMAS GLASCOCK, Sr tuber of the House of litpresent tlires J ACOB M OO1), President of the Senate. Assented to, Dec. 20. 1833. WILSON LI AH’KIN. Goveknou. I is A T E<niOES, &c. / 0/1 SALE. Gff' C Supcrintciulent Roads, Sfc. l.asti rn Division, Jauurry 11, 1834. In obedience to an Act of the Legislature of the .State of Georgia, approved by his excellency the tJovesmir., on the 2.lst day of December, 1833. 1 ; will sell, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, at 'he Comt House,in the. couniy ol ELBERT, t)u Monday, the. l~th day of March next, The following named NEGROES belonging to the Si-41? of.Gcmgia, and a’tm hed to the Lincoln station,'ogether with the Mules, Carts, Tools, &.c ' connected thereto ; I Kaslm. ills) Nich. (Zellars) Abram, (F. Cul- I linsj Lawson. ( M atkins) Armstead, (Glaze) 'l orn. (Dallas) Moses, (Sims) Richmond, (Burks) Wal •hice, (U'h.uhou) Isaac, (Brown) Tom, (Rowel) mid Ji fl’ (Wingfieh!) ami On Monday, the 2.4th day of March, In like manner nt the Court-House in the county ot' MO RG AN, the fill Io wing named N F.G II (> ES", j belonging to the State am] attached to the Greens borough and Madison station, together with the Mules, one Horse, (’arts, Tools, &.c. connected thereto : 1 ond -n. I’enfunin, [Etistiu] Willis, [Crosby] Abi.ih.mi, [V'-aLng] Hiiiv, [Kennon] Axuin. [(’argile] Tom, [M’Gar] Ned. [Ram«ay] George, | [Beasley] I’eier. [(’argile) Dick. [Det:?] Henry, ; [Smith] Josltmi. [M’t’ar] Jerry. [Runnels] Lark ' in. [Pmter] Abraham [Collins] Nathaniel, [Berry] Joseph, [Pope] Joseph, [General Pope] George, [Winter] Joe. [Rowland] London, [Briant.] Ca leb, [Rowell] •'hade, [Jackson] Joe, [M’Cur] Nath. hi. [Collins] Berry. [Thompson] Jerry, [l.un pkin] Hairy, [Porter] Elliek and Mark [Burton] and (hi Er day, the 28th day of March next, . In like manner, at the Court House in the coun tv ot Dl’. KA LB, the following named NI ’ (•' R<• LS belonging tu the Slate ; nd attm her! to the ( hero ; kee station, together with the Mules, Car s. Tools. ,Ac. connei ted thereto : John, ( Adam. Zach. Jesse, 'looey. Hampton.. Harrv.Tom. (Diuninur) lorn, fjaek- S'<n) AX alker, Jim. (R v'hertord) Mosc«, fAkinsy Jacob, (IJlo’.iiit) Guy. York. Ben. La ie. Miles. Ransom. Peter. Jim. Beaver and Bvbh. and On Tuesday, fbr ft st day nf April n< it. In like manner at ihe Court House in the county II XI L. the following NEGROES, belonging to the State, arid art.u bed to the G.-insvillr station, fogetht-r with the Mules, Carts. Tools, &c. con nect* <1 there’*' . P< ter. fl’.t 11) Lewis. ('Lee) II ir.lv. J< rrv. ,'Eid son ) Jun, ' orlreti) I rank, fXX l ii-) A' r th: in. fOclethoipe t»il'<v, K'-tehuirty D.wy, ( .X/aho n* ' ) l-.i.ie. < a I l.tr<: <-m <•>) XLi’t. (Smuh) Xr’tii.r, (Drun rni’n<!) Doctor. (I .ongstreem I. "<-x. <XX c-< . •Toney ( I oms) Joe. (Sorrow) Jacob. "Freeniai. Xd ini. L.--rv. I'rcrin.-n. <l< w• •** m. Parks J< If, (XX dtor P< Hr. Mills) J M•' ' >n 11. : ' ry Henry • • Daniel, (Tuouis) Dick. (Gillian:' and (hi Mon I >/. the ~th day ‘f A;ril uc.f, In like manner at the (‘ourt-1 louse in tlm count v ■:l’> X I t' I N ■ g » I NEGROES fiel.w - • ••* •<' it • Sure I i”. cd »o •' - 'l l He ami H -I.s* -mn, mge:! Cf wMh ! the Mules, Carts, Tools, tec. connected thereto : Scipio, Jesse, July, Andrew. Moses. Elleck. • Atigusr. Sam. I‘l.illip, Sandy, Jj ni , [Hume] Spanish Town Borneo. Gib, Luke. George. (Man I March. .Toe, Anthony, Brutus, Robeit, BiHey and Gideon. For the information of tlio-e persons who may wish to purchase, the following sections of the be fbre-mentioued «cl us ihe Legislature are herewith published : “ Sec. 4. Ge it further enacted by the an- \ sh orify aforesaid, That the saiil Superintendents and each of them shall, and they are hereby authorised, as the agent ol the state, to execute to the purchaser or pin-chasers of said slaves or either of them, good and sufficient titles, warranting the title thereof only, for and to said slave or slaves, and deliver t<nio him or them, the same, on said purchasers paying in cash one fifth of the purchase nmni v then for, and the balance in thirty days thereafter. I ori tendering to the said superintendents a certifi |cate from the Cashier of the Central Bank of . Georgia, that the said purchaser's note for the said i balance had been discounted in said bank, which the said bank is hereby directed and authorised to do. in such manner and on such terms as are usual .in discounting on loans. Provided the same shall not exceed twenty-five hundred dollars. Sic. 5. Ge it further enacted by the au thor it n a fores, id, That on failure of said purchaser to pay the said i one fifth of the amount of said purchase nwnev. at the time oi said purchase, the said supeiimendent shall proceed foithwith to re sell said slaves, nut trying again the bid of Sm h defauliing purchaser during said’S.de, ami on laih re ol said purchaser to pay the balance of said purchase money, or tender said certifivaie as aforesaid, within the space of thirty days alter said sale, said purchaser shall for feit ihe saul one filth so paid, and said superin tendent shall, on thirty days notice being given thereof, as aforesaid, re sell said slave in the man ner, at the plate, and on the terms and conditions he ren - befwi-e prescribed. WILLIAM C. LYMAN, Feb I—ex —ul Superintendent, S/e. e.astern division Paper Making. The undersigned have lately purchased of White I num A Lonvs, their several PAPER MILLS, near Knoxville, i< nn and me now tmttiug up verv ex lem-iieand I.MIRI NEW MACHINERY foi'the Manufacture of Paper, I , hivh w <ll Le in full operation in a few days.— i 1 b<-y :-re also rnantifacltiring PAPER constantly ai i the Holston Mill, in Grainger county, where the de ' inand at present can be supplied. ’They Lope from j dose iitteiition to business to still retain that liberal ; pat: -tmr.gi- heretofore extended to the Paper Makers • oi East Tennessee. ’ i hey w ill keep constantly at al! the Mills a A GI:N I,R AL ASSORTMENT OF PAPER. CASTINGS AND SCHOOL ROOOKS Os every description, to exchange on the most libe ral terms for RAGS ; And do once more call the attention of ihe people oi Tenneeseeimd North-Alabama the north western part of Georgia, to tie more particular in saving their j RAGS, as they are the means of their very existence and we want al lea»t •300,000 lbs. every year. Orders mfdrcssed either to Knoxville or Marshall's ■' Ferry will be promptlv'attrnded to. SHIELDS, WHITEMAN & Co. Jan 18. SEEDS, T REES?~FIANTS? _ 3>OMS3TIC AIAFXiyiAIrS, IMPLEMENTS, BOOKS, &c. For sole al the AMERICAN FARMER ESTABLISHMENT, No. 16, South Calvert street, Baltimore, .l/d. CBM IE subscriber presents liis resp.cts to Farmers .1 Gardeners and Deniers in Seeds throughout the 1 United States, particularly and inform ' them that he is receiving truin’ Europe, from his own ; Sceil Garden, and from various parts of ibis country, j his annual supply ot FIELD AN D GARDEN SEEDS; 1 and that he will, by the first ot November, be prepar ed to execute orders, wholesale au4 retail with promotness and accuracy, at as |< w prices ami on as favorable terms as can be afforded by any Dealer in the United States./or frst rate Articles. Fruit ami ornutneiital 'I REES and PLANTS, ■, ( i R A PI.A INI S, SH RL BBERA , bulbous and other I- lower ROO J S, will be procured to order from any . of flic principal Nurseries or Gardens in (his country, for most of which the subscriber is Agent. Also Ploughs, llhi-fows, Cultivators, Straw Cut ters, XV beat Fans, Corn 'hellers, Tliresliing Ma chines and ail other kinds' of Agricultural and Horti cultural Implements, will be procured from ihe best manufactories in Baltimore. iJO.MLS I IC ANIMALS, particularly cattle of the improved Durham Shorthorn, the Devon and the i Holstein Breeds; Sheep of the Bakewell, South down and various fine woolcd Breeds ; Swine of se veral valuable kinds, especially ot th*- Barnitz Breed ; various kinds ol Poultry, su< h as the XX bite Turkies ; Bremen and XX estpbalia Geese, game and other Fowls aTid several other species of Animals, all of choice Breeds, and no others, are either k* pt tor sale at (be Experimental and Breeding Furn of this Establish ment or can be procuied from the best sources, to order. BOCKS, Agricultural. Horticultural and Botanical, in mm h greater variety than at the Bookstores— some of them rare and particularly valuable, are kepi constantly for sale. In short. ALL Articles wanted by Farmers and ' Gardeners in the prosecution of their business, art i intended either to be kept on hand or wiihin reach when called Uw. And though Inst, not least, that old and well known ’ vehicle of km wledge. the most valuable of all othei commodities lorn 'biller of the sold—the .A MIL I CAN FARMI R. is puhliakcd w eekly, at this Establishment, nt 85 a year, where -übsci iptiour and communicate ns arc respectfully solicited, addressed as all L< t'.ers ‘ must be, to the Editor ami Fiopii* for, I IRVINE HITCHCOCK. .V-fi’. An" Extra number of the American fann er. coiitrining a Prospectus of the Establishment, and a Catalogue of St * d-and other .Articles’' lor «ale, will be sect gratis to any person who shall furnish his ad dress. post-paid torthat pmpo-e. E. WHITE A. WIH. LTAGER KF.M’EC'i I I lI Y ii fi.rui tl.e prin-e • of-♦« . United State- tu whom they have Joi g be* n m jdnidnal’y km vn as established Letter Founders, ( :hnt :!.cy have now fi'Tnu d a ro-partm-r hip in said 1 hn«in*s« and hope from their uni'ed skill and expe rience. to be abletolgive full s.tti:faciiu>i to ail who I may favor th* in with orders. 'l’l.e introduction of tnacl ) ,ery, in place of the lc-’ dious and tirlealily pn»< ’ -re of , fi- g tyju- by hand,; Dmig a desidi ratuni y ' *• Em o|’tan and American ' ' Folin ;* i-«, w as, by Amer can ingenuity, and a heavy • xpenditu* c ot time and money, on the part us our' ,-eui; r partner, fir.-t suices-tul'y aceompiiMted. Ex :cn-ne u~ - *t the machine *• --t ‘-••• r. lias hilly tested • and r-t ioli-lu.d i.s superior,-y in ovv.y pariiculur. ' : over liiat east by the old pmcc-s. Tiie letter : - mlry b'.slness w ill hereafter be car-1 ‘ :■>» d <*n I v tl.e parties before m nted. nm!» r the firm of . Woirr I’ ■ ». J. C n - T"' 4 •€"<?> exhibi's a complete curies from Diamond to 14 lines Pica.-- 'l’lie Book and News type being in the most modern light and style. While. Hager A Co. are agents for the sale of the '■iinit/i and flust Pi inline Presses, w hich they can furn i-l; to their customers nt the manufacturer’s prices— Chases. Cases. Composition Sticks, Ink and every article used in the Printing business, kept for sale, and furnished on the shortest notice Old type taken in exchange lor new at 9 cents per pound. N. B Newspaper Proprietors who give the above three insertions, will he entitled (o Five Dollars in such articles as they may select from our specimens. New York, 1833 -m- 52 FOR SAiLE I’lie fellow ieg LOTS are offered for sale. No. Wlo—2l—2 982 3 2 6S(i 1 2 For particulars enquire at this Office. All persons are caution against trespassing on either ofthese Lots-er on Humber one hundred and sixty-one ' in the fourteenth district of the second section. decl4 44 AI A CON —GEOR GIA. JOX-m CRAIER, Late of Clinton HAS opene it. e Ci'.NTRAL HOTEL, in -.he ex tensive Fire <’ieol Brick Building; recenily erec teiliii this City. '1 he Location is central to tliebusiuess i of the place, m l the House is conveniently arrat ged ' for the acco. m.odulion of Familfes or single persons, either as reglar ortransient Boarders. The beds A fur- 1 niture throughout, are mw and superior. The Table I anil Bar will always be furnished with the best the ' market affords, and no pains will be spared by the Proprietor, to render comfortable and agreeable, all who favor him with their custom and he hopes from his long experience,and- the satisfaction heretofore rendered tin-community, to merit from his friends: and the public, a liberal share of patronage. Exten sive and co iivenient tstables are attached to tha Ho tel. March 1—55 Entertainment. life L/ 17 AGS 7’o A //() j'E L. The und ■ r<igned having situated himself n the town ot LIVINGSTON, k'luyd county, respectfully in forms his iriends and the public, generally, that he has opened a house of puh Lie i:a ri: nta lvjie nt, Where h-‘ hope' to receive a deserved share of cits tom. His HOUSE is situated on the southeastern* nor of Liver and Broad-streets He assures the pub lie that Ins TA BEE will be fiirni.-h w ith the best that can be procured in die country, by industry and mo ney, and every means used to render those comforta ble that may visit bi- House. His STABLE will be provided with a sufficient quantify of CORN, FODDER ami OATS, at all times, and under the constant and exclusive care of an experienced and faithful HOSTLER. The Proprietor in making Ills charges, will always remember the pressure of the times. This beautiful site and rising Town, is situated on the. bank of the Coosa river, near the head of steam boat navigation. 'Fliis village must possess some ad vantages highlv favorable to its mercantile interest. A. 11. JOHNSTON. The Federal Union anil Georgia Journal will, each, insert this notice four times and forward me their ac counts for payment. A II J. jan 25 p—so CMmaiaisig, Forsyth Co. .8 011 A .1 OEE Y, apt .'.FORMS his ftierids and all persons H visiting (his country, that he has opened a HOUS!-. OF ENTER I'AINMENT, in the town of Cum mmg, where no pains will be avoided to render his company com tori able. l ioni the newness of ihe country, it cannot be expected that the accommodations will be as coin pleie as those furnished at Home Houses tn th* older parts ol the Stale, but the proprietor assures the public that he will continue with all speed to add to his establishment, until it is put on a footing in fetior to none in this Country. March 8, Edahwah lEotrfi. FBF! HE subscriber respectfully inform’ **- ’l ,e p'ddic ihat he has just openec jjjAlW a HOUSE OF ENTEKTAINMENT ou the N. IV, corner of the public square and fronting the Court-House, in the town of l.daLwab Cherokee county. where he will nt all firms be pre pared to accommodate the fashionable Visitor ami the weary Traveller and Daily Boarder, upon (In most reasonable terms. The subscriber forbears making pledges that lie cannot redeem, but assures tin public that his accommodations will be inferior to none in the place, but of the best ’lie country affords No pains will be spared to make his Guests comforta ble, Ac. B. F. JOISNTSTOar. Feb 15 1 ______ < oi.t muo-C’hoik;i.i J 8 situated on ihe corner of Broad and St Claii strs, w liich is in the centre of the ci'y and hem < ol l.usim-ss, being in front ol the Columbus Bank and ’he n*xt door below the Insurance Bank. The < I'l’V H AUL lias extensive accommodations for Hie man ot family, the individual traveller, the daily border oi 'he fashionable visiter. 'lhe Proprietors pledge th<-mselv<-s that neither expense nor attention slialt be wanted to render thru- guests comfortable. □ BDUrr. <St WALKED. Cobanbux. January L 18. 4 tcbß—r—T2 ESTBAYS. GEORGIA, FORSYTH COUN I Y. I • fti.N BITE, of captain Hutchins district, tolls before me. a huge rtORIJ.L MARE, Ten or eleven years old. with white spots on each ■ i<!c *<t I.er i<e< k , shod before Appraised by Abso-' h ni M Reece ami <_>sbou; n llavg**o.i to forty dollars < UKTIS GREEN, s. r. .1 true ertrael from tUr. Esfray Hook. JOHN BLALOCK, c. j. e. Jan. 11 n 18 GEORGM, FORSYTH COVNTY. Riley Vvilson.**! Cnpt. Hutchins district, toles be fore me. Coitis Green, acting Justice, inand for said county, one BLACK .M ARE, about >ix or seven year old, with a blaze in her face, het (wo hied feet w hite, shod I'll.round, near lii e ft.-* t high, no o'lier brands or mark-; discoverable. Appiai-i-d by Absalom TLorsi- U I! and J. im sGrav. to iollv dollars. • I in IS GREEN, J. r. A true ci tract from Ihe loigiiuil docket. J JHN BJALOUK, c t c. March —SO i GEOIIGIA, C ASS COUNT Y. j Andrew Adair, of the 6561 h district, Georgia Mili tia, on Ooufhgallogee creek, tolls before me°a BAY' HORSE, snppcsed to be seven or eight years old, five • , feet high, left hind foot white above the pasture joint, . ‘ right tore foot w bite round (he hoof, and left fore foot some w hite at the edge of the iioof, star in the head, rather switch tail, shod all round, some marks ot the saddle, no brand perceivable, racks and trots. Appraised by B. s. Hardman and Joseph Mahon to tifly dollars. J. C. TOWERS, j. r. A true ertrart from the I'.stray Book, LEATHEM RANKIN, c. *. c. Feb. 8. m 52 | VAEUABEE i GOLD AND LAND LOTS FOR SALE. The subscriber offeis the following LOTS for sale : .. I Number District Section 753 3 2 J 4 I’’'22 19 2 J& 3 4 ■ 397 3 1 <5 194 3 . W 3()3 10 ?, 279 8 3 '7# 43 . 22 2 Any person in the up-country or elsewhere, wishing to purchase either of the above Lots,will find the owner in Milledgeville, about the tenth and fifteenth December next, at Mr. Buffington’s boarding house. DAVID J. MILLER.- / Ware county, oct 12—0—35 FOiTSAEIE - ~ -'-I '1 he follow ing Gold ami Land LOTS, viz GOLD LAND No. 153 5 1). 1 S. No. 7 7D. 18. ’ 317 19 3 12 5 2 1024 21 3 JG2 12 3 1136 18 3 66 19 4 fl 1269 14 1 54 <8 2 .3 419 13 1 76 12 4 ’( • r >93 18 2 J 95 8 2 -fl l-Nl 14 1 171? 10 1 ” 1 3235 19 S 2(,9 9 4 1 33(5 3 I J Apply, it: Savanmilt, to ® Dr. GEORGE MILLIN, or ? AI. 3.IYERB. • —34 NOTIC E. FHAHC subscriber will endeavor to beat each of the _EI Superior Courts ot Ihe Cherokee Circuit, bt-giii- I? ning with 1 .umpkin Court.at which he will attend about the middle ol (he first week. All persons who have j; business with him will do well to attend at the Court- f House in each county at the time mentioned, it will save much trouble. The Agent will attend Cobb and Paulding Courts of the Coweta Circuit. WILLIAM G. SPRINGER, Feb 22— t —54 Ai'cnf. Doctor 31. illontgoinery. , ** Having settle-.’ liiuisi-ll permanently in Floyd conn l\ (in. respectfully tenders Lis services to the public ih the practice of MF.mCtN'E SVRGERV, &c. j He will attend to all call’s, in any branch of med- ffi icinc, and may, always, be found at (he residence of Jame« Hemphill, esip Vann’s Vally, until the comity cite be established. # July 13-22 NO 1 ICE." Cotnrunnit-atioiis Io the CLERK of the Superio Court ot Floyd county, must, to secure attention, i' ! ' every instance, come post-paid ; ami, in no instano*’ w ill a DEED be recorded until Hie office tecs me paid ■- < 'I he Federal Union will pnbli'-li this notice once a month for four months and s<-m) their nvcotiiit Io m<: for payment E. G. ROGERS. C S. C. jan 25 59 Ptoyd eounf. c \r i'ion. 'All persons are cmitiound against trespassing in any way upon bl mimber I LEV EN HUNDRED AND I’li-'IA ->Sl'.\ EN, in Ike eighteenth district of t|i<! third s-’cli'ip., as the law will be rigidly enforced i<i w?. every case. H(>!.().t,L)N I). CHAPMAN. ' March I,—it—ss—■ NOTH All the TOWN LOTS, inj ihe town of .Marietta, Cobb county. Georgia, w ill be sold, at public outcry, on 'he Hth day <*f April; to continue from day to day until all are sold. Terms made known on the day of* sale Given under our Lands this IStli February 1831, J WILS T. M’AFEE, j. i c. JOHN W LOWRY, j j. c,. EDWARD MAYS, j. i. o- LEW \l A KERTLI.Y.j i. < . JOHN COLLINS, j. i.e. mar* h I—i.—ss1 —i.—55 L .9 ■~~~NO'TfiCE. 4 I expect to Preach at Air Hendersons, in Forsyth coutiiy, on Monday, 17ih inst.uil. -’W Air Perkin’s, Cherokee, Ibiesda’y. l.Hlh. Mr. ALoidox s Wednesday, 19th. MR’ I Mr Putman’s Thursday. 2(lt;i. Sixes Gold Mines Friday, 2Lt Cherokee (’. fl. Sat. At Sunday, 22<i 23rd. .Mr. Well’s Aloud.iy, 241 h. .H’.Ri ADAH REEVES. I Ath(‘iis female Academy. 'ft HIS Institution will be opened on the FIRST ' 4 MONDAY LN JANUARY NEAT, under the joint •lirec'ion ofthe subscribers. A sufficient num ber of competent assistants will at all times be pro- £■’ v id: t l . 1 Put is of Tuition, yayi'ilr. In itilvanre, Foj Scholars iiiMruct* d in Spelling. Reading. Wiit < ing and Arilhmatic, as far ;*s Vulgar 1 rrctiot:-. £' j < Smith’s system, .f-'l 00 per •■!-. » Satm:—with Lng!i;h Grammer and G.-ogiaphy, $7 00 « Rhetoric. History, INe of Globes, Nat- ur.-.l Philo ophy. Chemistry, Astro- tunny, Latin and Greek Language.?, h J timl the AlHlhematics, ” 'SOO « In-Ii ’actions w ill lie give in the French Im- y.e.nc flnoi.i., as heretofore, will be oceu.iie I by MRS AA ALI H ALL. whose, know ledge <.f tl'.o f science, and experience in teaching, need no cor.:- ’ meiidaiion. jUL and Painli.ig w ill be taught in the Acade- /f Ike school will fie provided with Apparatus fr illustration in tl.e differci.t sciences. 1 here w ill be monthly examinations w ilhout anv 4 previous preparation. Shoi, stic Year—Ten Months. TUBoarders will be tceeived in the fnmilv of th* Setnor Principal, rbidirigon I he premises WM. 15. TAYI OR, A. MAI. II HUNT, Prmripals. JoHjiioiiK Neu cTed al thi< Oftr