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Its unknown in the history of poll lies. It is incompa tible with the very nature of government. Authority is the principal ingredient, and without it, there can be no government at ail. Bnt those who insist upon ’hr: veto right in the Slates, seem to view the Union as, completely federative, that what is done by the General, Government, must receive the sanction of the States,' either express! y or impliedly, or the act will be null' and void. This in substance, is what is contended, for. Because ifa law is enacted by Congress, and al State be dissatisfied, and declare it unconstitutional and inoperative within her limits, she may be considet-i ed as having refused to sanction the law proposed by Congress. But in the event ll ai she does not make tin i objection, t it is then ur>derst< od that she has given s tacitassent, ami therefore tne law goes into operaiim.! We conceive that both ihe reason and spirit of the! Constitution, as well as its strict letter, disproves tin* position. What was th>- reaym and moving spirit j Which induced the people of the several States to adopt! the present Constituiirm ? It was for the purpose *>fj giving such laws as might be made by their common! Council, a binding effect upon every State, without cal-j ling upon tin m for their sanction. The states had! tried a coofederaov for several years, and the experi-| tment proved to them, that it was necessary tocreatea! General Government, clothed with sufficient authority | to carry its enactments into execution. It was found! that many of the laws proposed by the old Congress,! failed to receive the sanction of all the States. An<i| why? Because there existed so many local and prejudices, and diversity of interests in a country* so widely extended as ours, tha' it was found to be ai-S tn si impossible to enact any general law f>r the.Unmn, j where it bad to be assented to by so many diflerer t| councils. A remedy of this evil was the p-mcipalj moving cause, which induced the people of the sei er-j al States to adopt our present form of government. Upon looking into the Constitution we find that the veto principle is expressly prohibited. That instru ment declares, that *• this Constitution and the laws of the United S'atcs, which shall be made in pursu ance thereof, and all treat ice made or which shall be made, under the authority of the United S'atcs, shall be the supreme law of the land; nnd the Judges of ev ery State, shall be bound thereby, any thing in the Constitution or laws ofany State, »o trie contrary, nol g withstanding.” This clause positively forbids States interposition, either in the form of a Convention <'*•» law, enacted by a state Legislature. It was a«s»ml g 1y insert'•!, as an explanatoiv clause, a d for the ix-1 press purpose of preventing such a const ruction as a South Carolina contends for. The hitter part of this? clause clearly proves tins fact, because it calls on ‘•th*B Judges in ev< rv State,” and requires them “to beg bound thereby, any tbit gin tin C stitiitmn or laws of anv ‘ late, to the cmtraiv notwithstanding” But it is maintained, 'bn' thi* clause applies alone to la« « ofCnngn as, « hicti arc constrfufionaZ Admit it A i law, whelhi r enacted If (!.e gt sa or the State I.egi* lature, which is repugnant to the Constitution- is so ftn fibm being a “ supreme law,” that it is no law at all, the net is a nuhty ol itself. Bm who is tn judge whelhei a law passed by Congress, be constitutional or nor. 7'his is the point upon w hich il-e w hob doc-f trine rd Nt Hili' alum by a Stale, must turn. Whether! a in w be, or be not in tiolalion ol the Consiilulion, is* U question upon winchmen may honestly dillerin opin-r ion; whole Stales frequentlyditlei in opinion, nnd par ticularly, where one Slate judges that particular law enacted,is wholesome and beneficial to her citizens, and .mother, that the sam ■ la v operates oppressively tipon her citizens. This establishes the fact conclu sively, that in th>-decision of a question, w hether it beii upon the constitutionality of a law, or any subject] that mir minds are liable to be greatly influenced tioing local prejudices and interests; and the excellence ofg that universal rule, that “ one is rot to be judge of his • own cn'tse." Tina principle will apply to whole com-1 nitinitica, where they have local interests, ns well as toy individuals. And here it is contended tha’ this prinei-c plo excludes the Judiciary of the United Slates frotnj deciding upon the constitutionality of a law of the Un « pm. because it is part and parcel nf that government,) nnd therefore supposes o bins. But line supposition is| much strong* r when applied to the authorities of n sin | g|e State; lr cause the judges of the United Suites, arefi as much ’he-Judges of one Sato, as they nt<- of nnoth-j or. And therefore the reason us this supposed bine,l cannel exist where a question arises, grow ing out nt a local prejudices, e have shewn that the- people of d the Slates created n General Government, having uIU the means necessary to curry its laws mtn operation,! that without those nn tins, the Constitution would bej but a dead letter. Yet we nte told, that where the] laws id the Union and the Stale came in contact, thn' there is nn common tribunal to which the disputed question can be colored, and then fore, that the Stale bus the light “ bv her Legislature, or the people, in migimil rotitunlioo” < • n single Slate alone to tmllih I tin low ' Ccvrgrces md make it void, so far as ihej State is ccmccrt ed. it dm s seem to us, at I* nst, tint' no t'tiu* iple in politics can tin more absurd. All gov ernnv ' ts must rx necexetale rti, have n tnbunal to dr * tcrnime upon i's laws. The federal gov riiiueni, if t •* tie a government at oil. from the tuccsohj of the ris* must have a tribunal l» determine upon its laws. I' is a ttnivcral mir in the « oust rod ion of all hi" s; whe 9 iher it he the su; rein", (or cnns'itiilionn! law) or «ht liter it be a law enacted by the representatives of people in the oiilinan mode of legislation, “ to give it that cnn*t’nciion if possible, that the instrument -hr.!! stand.” That is h» give such a construction, if i><e>«i tile, ti» preserve the instrument so as to give it efli el. T<> co'iati e the t'onstitution n.s contend'd for, w Id deprive tlir fede a) gevert m> et of g|| fewer; hcciiii-' it could enl"»ee nn law, contrary to the will of the Mate", ami flu lefote, the ConeilUlion would tall, or become • dead htter. Hut iu the const met ion of the pert -f " t'n s'lti. n « have plain a I iineqt.tv, ~'n! ' •li.jiutp', that tt i" •* the au t • tne law of the’- s a ’ ra. :>x upon .r J : each tate, t>ol-• -v« il. Our State Judges, ti-eu torr, nm innanv instan ces, be the arbiter betwren the two aulhnrit rw. Th» v ate to drleimine when aca*« come* before thrm, whe ther a law of Congress which comes in contact will the State law, is the auprenvelaw or not. If they aie of opinion that the particular law t»f Congress ia not in n'omiiiy with the Constituium, they have the power to decide th*! it is net *• the supreme law,” and that it ir a imihtv. On the contrary, if the Judge is of opin i 'ti that the '!«■ *s in puiauance of th- C stitutton. he ss h n»pd at b»* petd lw gur* it rflect, and declare! the State law «w C iraiittitu.n contravening, u» b. a ''Vllifc mJ tot J. Il may here be said. an appeaL net be entered, and rhe qnrairon carried to the Vitlte.l - States Court, « Cru< Aerates rren'nm Trnr, ev h F appeal mav he rnlrn d. Jlnt tt mwt be rrerdlect r that »t ♦» sd*o tree, that we the pe*»rde of the serf £ r ai States, have said in our common Constitution, that Il' this Court shall adjudicate such questions. We have chosen this tribunal to decide in the last resort, cases arising under the Constitution and laws of Congress, treaties made, &.c. And where is the great objection ? All must admit that for the purpose of maintaining the' authorities of our comnon government, it is absolutely! necessary, that there should be some power to decide, where the State authorities come in collision wuh passed by all the States. There is no more reason to api prehend a partial decision from this tribunal, than 'here’ is in any other tribunal in deciding ordinary cases.| The Judges of I hat Court are as much the judges oft Sthe people of Georgia, ns 'hey are of the people of• g ain or Missouri, and consequently, upon the foptingj all othrr Judir-ia! tribunals. VlUny persons, in thei gSr.iithern country of late, have been too much a’cns-i Etomed to consider the federal government in the light; g o t'a foreign government, and looking upon all her act *,4 Executive, I egislative. or Judicial, asemina'-J a'-'g from powers which have no interest in our cn-5 Scorns, anti hence, such people suspect that all the de-s Kcisions ofthe tribunals of that government w ill be par-j Mtial. and in its own favor. jg It is possible that Congress may pass some laws in| Bviolatiou of the Constitution ant! the Courts sustains ■t'em. If such a case should happen, it only provesjj E’he falibity' fman. Our own State Legislature nnd| S,edges, mav do the same thing. When we enter into? Knny government, we run the risk of having imoroperg 4laws put upon us, as wo'l as improper constructions ofl glaws against us. This is an evil appertaining to nil? aGoveri-ments, and one for which there is no remedy,? Se.xcept by a change o fficers. [To ht roiit'nvrd ] E i From pF \T» OF GEVFR AL IMFAYFTTE.I J With unreignpd regre’ we nnnnnncp ’melancholy event wh ch took place ala q>iar > jfer to 5 o’clock this morning- The imr ro"e-| ■ mont which was perceptible ip the symptoms of his fatal malady v stprday even'ng and > iwhieh inspired hi* fr ends with a It pe, that hi.«| [valuable life might yet be spared tn them, con V itinned until about twn o’clock this morning, * |uhen a change took place in his breathing ? Iwhieh announced the approach of K A Mister u-a<a about to hr applied »o his chest, « rlntl he faintly expressed bi* dis*ppt, and 'be*e.' So pt p Inat words. The v-'ner'ble ord Swas bom on the Is' of ‘September, <nd f conoocT entlv wanterl li'tje m- ro than 'h ‘ca tn complete the age of 77 Te v ‘drou* scenes in both the No World and the' Old. in which the num of Lufayelte wa- tiro y minpnth disting'iished, are among »ho m miß remarknb’e in the annals of mankmd; and wefl rnnv safely aver, entering into ah s'rac’ opinions on poL'ical doctrine*) that hi* S »orv does not in all her records, possess a name® which has passed ilirough the *ea ching ordeals of public opinion, even in the darkest andg pninst tempestuous times, more pure and unsul ilictl than his. whose death his conn’rv is tn « called upon to deplore. i Letters of the 12th in*’, from Madrid con fl firm the former acconnts, stating that the cx-S' jvediiinn m’o Portugal under Goner d Roddl.fi Roddl, meet* with ureal obstacles. It i* *ta-« bed that an interview took place op the 4th nt® between the Duke of TerceiraM tand General Rndill, in order to act in concert® ■ against f’nimbra from both sides of Mondego.■ fihe Spaniard* descending the le r t bank oflhefj Lriver, nnd Don Pedrn’a ironp* the right. • ons'ire the success of thi* operation, the Gep-v geial whn commands at Oporto, is to march# pipc'ii Vonga; Admiral Napier is to effect a$ Handing nt the mouth of the the M ndego, ands liho Por ugiiese who are at Leyrta, are to ad s t'vunce toward* Lourical. The MiguelitesS * w ere engaged in throwing a bridge over the# ! Tagus nt \hrantes. Public opinion nt Ma ? idnd is becoming daily more and more irritated! /nt the tineeriain proceedings of the Guveni-I inient. It decidedly will not hsten to nnv pro-’ Iposalsfor acknowledging the Cortes’ dent I’? |i* feared, that the Cortes when assembled, (will refuse their s melton to every plan of fiu-a jnnee winch is not founded on the reduction m-n |h> 3 per cent, consol- of all the deb's of Spun. w linchiding ti e nt ’s* of the deferred bond* »»f the|-i lintcntml debt. The division between the Min p ii.lry and the Gnuneil us Government, is most» decided vn ’he question ol finance*. \ letter of the 13th inst from Madrid, re-* ceived hv express, sav*—“ The ha* nis’ received the new* of the entrance offc 'he Duke nf Tercrir i into Coimbra. \ changed in the Ministry i* spoken of. The Mini.*ter*P "fthe Finance and . f War, nnv said to beii nliout »n he superseded. If this c hange d"fj take place, they odl be succeeded by mcnb ’v ho** opinions are more in accord mce withl hose of the public. I'he Council of Mini*- -; ■ '»-rs decided vosternny. that the convocation nf the ('cries shall be published on the 22d mst.i Thev are to meet on J -civ 25 it being tho fete, of the Q ie» n Mother.” { A Courier arrived yesterday from Constan ‘ tjnople with the answer of Admit al Rnusstn to’ the despatch annouticing Ins nnpninrinrnt a*l Minister of ’hr Manne. 'l'he Admiral cn-f teat* ins ,M ij> s’v permit bun to retain thr> embassy <»’ ('••ns'arititumlr* 111 Cor *equence>. A d mini IJ I *■ Iris been non. tn»<*rl M< *-r>r ->• ’he Mtrine mo Unumies, ut>d .•*, • .f -.i tm»k| g'.be oath in ■irimmi ens tbc K’"g. Ihr m.li j tun ebv which the above appointin' nt is tnudeF appears in the Monitvur nf this Morning. al Itoftbevtf. — The Bi (Filo JourtiMg states thai an attempt tn rob the I tilled S’atesJ Bank at that | Ince, wn* made on the night o * ibe 20il». 1 proved unsuccossiul. _ , -- P Prtcrs Currtnt in .luraria art ? TaMa’rarca. fit ted jroml .Ijrri.’ Is/, to HHh I * C*-. 9 Ct». I Etour per Barrel, 1- 50 n 15 00 Corn Mt st per Bii*ht*l, a I 00 | (Bacon, « t 5 <'o tEiffcf.-r p<-r cwt. I 50 • • 00 | Effect pe< l!>. h® • I tsug»rpcrewl. » ‘ fCotte* wrrcut. 2° i»0 • sis Oo ’Chicken*. °° -• o 37 | 1 Egc!" per a 1® j i<?eM net dwt a7 » A, > j ’I LIST OF LETTERS EM-AIMNG in the Post Office iii Auraiia, on the JB Ist July 1834, wliicli it not taken out by ’be (fils’ d-y nt October next, will be sent to the General J|lP<»st Office as dead Letters. S A, John A. Jones, ! 2 V in. Anderson, m. F. J llu;S . Anderson. K. .jp B. Clark Ke.-uui, Sarah Bachelor, George Keith, s Baclaerj Geo. AV. Ke!lou7h, ’gEhas Bruce, L. " i».la nes Breisler, Joseph Lampkin, Svlrs. Mary Banion, Mie-jah Landrum, VV. Balene, Einba: go C. Lane, *M r. Bowen, B. H. Laney. *Cnl. Win. Beall, M. s James Bradford, Robert B M’Clure, gJe ep Brannon, James Monteith, Brezeal, Thomas M iseiey, 2. B irdman, ? Reuben Moss, gHoratio Bruce, David M’Kay, gjohn O. Bracken. Joseph M’Carter, C. Ja nes M’Fai land, I'Jacob Canady, Win, Ma low, gj.Joiin Crutcher, Daniel M’Coy. gJo-ia Camp, N. sE. K. Camp, 2, Charles 11. Nelson, K’ - '”i Campbell, David Aichols. |°R ib-rt Carter, P. pAsbury Curtis, Wm. Pinchback & Co, Igi'-zekielCiilleris, Barney Parker. §-F. VI. Calli >un, Sa .'iuel Pate, Caldwell, Dr I’homas A, Parsons, «(«. Capers. John Powell, D. B. Pe.miiigton, 2. § William Duncan, G. J. Pearce. B. Daniel, R HJohn Dally, John N. Rose, lA John A Dactis, Samuel . Robinson, gGen. 11. G. Dunlap, 2. Sahel Bright, E Aan.n Uoper, gCapt. Jacob Elrod. Sp> -.c<-r Riley, 2. ■ F. Ed <ard M. Richards, |,Dr. Ira It. F -ster, 2. Richard Kacley. G. Fambrough, 4. S. slWm. Finley, William Smith, flvVm. IL Folgcr, Jonathan ?>miih, y'lrs. Mary Freeland Dr. B sj. M Smith, LRobert Freeman. Wm. Minion, G. Samuel Shoemaker. Greene, J. T. • teele. ijiWm. 1 Green, T. j > iliiarnGibson, TV illiamsmi Turner, SJogeph Garner. Chai les Thompson. I H. w. H triis, Robert S. Wooding, Msara it. II <ll, H. H Ward, sMieajah iJaoiby, William -V iugins, 3 John iiumptin s, Jacob •-Vhi’ed. I Viarim S. w.-11, Y. SF.ina i id if > ic. William Young, k ~ J - Samuel Jones, CIIVRLEs A ELY. M. P. • July 5. —2t)—3t 3 GOt'D BACI'NT ’• SH E Subscriber has Hor Di’hd minds of "neo n> of , 9 his own raising for sale, on accommodating lierins WILLIAM D MART N. | Jackso t cou ity June 28, —19 2t .. . - 3 SHERIFF’S SALE.". ! laiiinpkin Shcriils sales. ILL tm sold on the ftr*i i uesday mJ [I * August next, in theTow’n‘<d’t>ahlolin> g.i.l.mi p y !ki i county, wiiiiiii t ie u*ual hours of sale, lev foilow-j ling property, to uit ; s Lot N > 517 13'h Di tic', l*t S<><-ti hi j iS'iuth levied oil as the property ol James W. Men-* gdilli. to atisfy a fi. fa issued from a Jusiiccs Co n' d I ‘Richmond count*, in favor oi Andrew I. Millet.j | \dm r. ol William li 'h.tnt, vs. snd Meridith Levyj ‘made and rerurned to me Ity a Cons'able. a 1 One undo d d h ilfof Lol N>. 221, 13 i| HDisirict, Ist .-eciion. North; levied on as t .e property lot' David C Gibson, to satisfy sundry fi tas issuedt jfrom Lumpkbi 'Superior Court, one in Ij'-or 1 .lohnp ||{. Stanfoid again*! David C ■ibson maker. Ac Lew- ? His Ralston indorser, property penned out by D. C.J {Gibson. « Lot No. 54, 13th District. Ist Section, BSouth: levied on as the properly <> Abnet Cherry, to Isatisfy afi fa. issued from a Justices Cou t ol Bibb.-. leoiuily. in favor of Reuben Rogers, for the u*e oip I William Porter, vs. Aimer C erry A. Geirg* W .lack-fi Ison. Levy made and returned to tne by a Constable.h I Lot No. 1030. 12 h District, Ist Section; le-| vied on as the property of William Sim*, to sundry ti. ms one issued from Dekalb Interior Court,fe iu favor of the Otficers ot C urt, vs. said Sims Lot No. 1050, 4> i DiM'tici. l-i Set non; ln-i, vied on as the properly "t Caleb 11 rndoi , to setisly « .'siindry ti tas. issued from the Su ( >eri rt bi.irl n. hkin C'Hiiitv one in mvor ol Stanford A Hills agalustg jCaleb Herndon, property pointed out by John Hills ■ i One N ’gro \I hi by me :i one ot Jim, midj- Borm Clock, levied on as the property of William Gil dmore, to satisfy a fi. la. issued from Lumpkin Superior; sCoiirt, in favorot James IL Lime, vs. said Gilmore.in pointed out by defendant. | Fraction No. 2SI, 13ln District. Ist Section; J ENorfh, levied on as the property of Rii:h:ii d G. Diin-R * lap A Hardy C. Tittim to satisfy a fi ia. issued troin r Superior Court in lavor ol George Re d, vs j| • Richard G. Dunlap, II rdy C. I'stiim A B« <i|;uni • 1.3 SSmitli. Property pointed out by Hardy C.Tatum B ] Loi No. 1199. 12 h Di-rm. Id sec-ion;? J let led on as the properly if minus i'hegp n, to Salisiy b sa fi. ta issued from Waslii gto.i Superior Court, flavor <>t Daniel Philpot, vs said Th gp l n. Propertyß ’pointed out by Col Cobb. I Loi No. 35. 13ih District, I*l Section. ;; lev led on as tiie pioperty ot John <it illingham. Cash. 'Willingham. Joiiathau Wood A l*aic M iilinghaui.j to satisfy sundry fi. tas issued Ir iu Coin nl.ua county .® I‘in licor of John SmallV and "I tiers vs said defendants e Levy made and rc-tu ned to me by a Coes'able. ;■ Lot No. 1071. 12m Di'trtci, l-i Section:; ’ levied on a.« the pmpc ty ol John Conner to satisfy a 1 ti. ta. issueti Irom Clark -superior Court iu tavor r Elbridge Jackson, v*. said Conner. J L"t N<> 449. I3:h l> * nd- Ist Section.! l“Soutli; levied <»n a*’he prop-tiy ot Goodall * to *ati«-.v a fi la. issued fn* n th» -. po. -r fbso.t - ; ilßaldwin couti v, 1 . mvor <>t Jnun i>ark».. >-. .- * !| It n Acre* «’t I in*i more ar wheren ’ IWiHi.' m Stocks new live* near Leattie . Ford; lee iedl jjoii as the property "t Hardy C. Tatum to s' listv ati g Ufa. issued from Lum kin Superior Court in tavor "i| B'l'eirv Couch,against Hardy C. Tatum A R,< hard t,.| ■ Dunlap. 9 Lot No. 442. 13'h Di-sirh l, Is' Sed'oc ■ South, levied an as the pro; ertv of Mishark Ga'her. t >| S' ’lisfy a fi I" issued lr"m a >nsiices Court <>t Newtoni ftr.'Hiiti, in favor ot Samuel Catlin. Levy made aidj Brrturnrd to me by a t onstable. | m Lot N". 6G3. ll,h District, Ist Serlion:l M-eMcii on a« the pi op-tv o‘ Samuel S. lack, to «a'i-'i| Hs.iinlrv ti, fas. i«-iie<! t.<>m a lusttces Court of Lumpkin] ■couirtv, in'avor of s.i nu*l T. Rowlau'i and others] ■ Levy made and return'd to me by s Co ist»t»le. ot N". 761, 12tn D s’rict, 1-f Section, at cd! p!L use and I ot \««. 11. in the Town of Dahlohtieg Mle,icd on a*'be property oflDrdy <'. Tatum, to satis-’ s ndrv fi. fas issued' fr-m the Superior Court of Kfl.umpki - ouiHy nne in !..vi r cl George It Ges-tq /%gairs: Hardy C. Tatum. * Lei No 446. 15th District, Ist Section; le | led ei the nmperev of Alexander *. Gordon t*‘ satisfy sundry fi. fas. issued from Harris Superior Court, one in favor oi James Warren against Alexander .1 R ; Gordan. ;1> Lot No. 742, ll'h District, Ist Section; le-i ; vied on as the property of Ch . les C tleman, to satisfy fetwo fi-fas. issued from a Justices Court of Monroe' htcounty, in favor of Thomas Vaughan, vs. said Cole-: Levy made and returned to me by a Constable ■ p Lot No. 455, 15th District, Ist Section, le ! vied on as the property of David Aileson, to satisfy id ta issued from Lumpkin Superior Court, in favor, sos Leander Smith, vs. said Allison. Property poinled] £out by plaintifFm Jj.xeeution. Lot No. 299, 12ih District, Ist Section; le ivied on as the propertv of Erasmus McGibony. to sa-- <lis:y sundry fi. fas issued from a Justice* Court of'Greeti j count ~ one in favor of R. 11. Jackson, vs said McGib-: ?onv principal and John 11. Geter security. Levy made: rand returned to me by a Constable. 5 Fraction No. 1189, 12th District, Ist Sec gfion; levied on as the property of John Pocket, to sa I riisfy sundry fi. fbs. issued from the Superior Court <"s couuty, m favor of ./ol.n H. Howard aim, Mother*, vs. John Packet and William A. Mott sec.u 5 h'ity. i jl Three Horses, two Cows and Calves, four’ Sheds and fiirn'ture, toge.ther with various articles ot! L kitchen furniture, and mining utensials too tedious to| one field of standing corn of about 18 or 20l tacres. near Martin's ford on th, Chesfatee River; le-l .‘vied on as the property ot David C. Gibson, to srfis y! fi. fas, o-.e 111 favor of ,l"hn R. Slant rd and] *one in favor of Samuel M< Carter agai Ist said Gibson. | LUMPKIN POSTPONED SHERIFF’S SALES. | Ono half of a saw Mill situated on lot N> I ; i7GI 12th District. I*t Section, andullfhe right ?tit!ethai Daniel M’Coy has in and to said lot. to sat | ;’isfy sundry fi. fas. issued from a justices Court of| county, one in favor of .Libert Strialin vs.S |said d’Coy. Levy made and returned to me by a! Ir.onsfable. | v \i*o the undivided hnlfof Lot No. 761, 12'1 jDfs’rict, Ist Section; 'evied on as the property of H S J’ Tatum, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Lnmpkiul Court, in favor of Robert B. McClureagainst| t dd ' alum. s K Lot No. 312. 6ih District, Ist Section; le 3 |-,ied on as the property of John Mullens, to satisfy itvoi Jfi. las in favor of lames Ferguson, one in favor ot| J Samuel McJunkin, and sundry other fi las i*sm <l| j!'r<nn a Justices Comt -f '■ \ alton county, vs. said Mui | Siena. Levy made and re''irned to me by a C>ustab ■.£ JOHN D. FIELD,,D. Sh’ff i July 5; I Forsyth Sheri fl's Males t i l-L >e sold on the first Tuescbay ini ’t ' ’ August nex’, i-i th' town of Cumming, Forsyte 8 •»" "V, within the usual hours of sale, the following! pi" - erly, t<> n it; h Lot Nn 1036 2d District, I*l Section; b | gvied on ns the property of Larkin Vnis m. to -atisfyS jo cfi fa. i sued from a J'is’ic's (’ourt if Forsyth conn | |<y in favor of R VI. Rich rds. Levy made and re-| (turned Io me t>v a Constable. j Lot N". 252, 2d D strict, Ist Section; le-j |vied nn a* the property of Thomas B Dunkin to sa * kti*fy one fi. fa isstie-I <’• *> a Justi '9 Court of J ieksou j Sv'indy, in favor o'Green D“priest. Levy made and. frettii'lied to me by a Constable- 3 J L n No. 753. I4' t D *'ri‘'’, Ist Section: le-1 IJvied on as the t-rOfier’v nf lune* Sailer* to satisfy one. rti fa. issued fr>n a Justices Court of.Madson county. J pin favor <>f J ire* Long Levy made and teturne.i to| feme b a Co .s'aMe d H L"t No. 233. 2'l District, I*l Section; Ic-ji Nvied on as th’* property of In bet Tucker, to satisfy* Jia fi. fa issu"d -o>n a lusfim's ' >ur! «f Ibert county. : - -•in favor of Alfred lli ninm'l Levy m ule and re-ij to me by a Const able. v g JOHN JOLLY D. Sh’ff. £ I 5. | Forsyth Sher.t’a sales. J i LI. be sold on the- firs' I'liesdav inS M ’ August next, at the court-house in Forsyth j ecounty, mt.iiii the lawful hours of sale, the follow ingf Io-wit: Lot No. 945, 14th D'* i <■; l*t n'levied on ns'he property of Thom is Patterson, tosa-'; ‘ti-fy a fi fa. issued from a lusth-e* Court of Bibb ' Oiin- '-i tv, in favor rd Robert L Per yman. Levy made and -•relurned to me by a Constable. ■ j Lot No. 156. 3rd Di*’ric t, Ist Sec tion; le-L' ivied on as the property of Stephen IL Mallory, to sa [i glisfy two ti fas. i«sued from a Justices Court ol WilksL Jcnunty in 'avor of Uriah F. Case. Levy made andj] to me bv a L nstable. H j! Lot No. 908, 3rd District, Ist Section; lr-g ilvied on a* the tiropertv »f Johnson Aaen.to salisfcfl Httwo fi fas. issued from t .■* Court >1 Elbert corni-jt -tv, in favor ot riah ’I. (use. Levy made and return- T ;|ed to me by a Constable. SLot N‘». 435,3 d Dtstrct, Ist Sc-tion; le-P vied on a the prmerty of James '1 Hough’ n tn «a-d 'isty two fi tas issued from the Superior Court ofsj Green county, one in favo- us Heard A, Cook, thet] . >ih» r in favor of Stewart A Hargraves. L | P iSTPONED. L"t No. 148. 14th District, Ist Section; le S gvied on as the property of Thomas Ke> « A John D.?- p'Kevs, ’<• *’’ ’’l v a fi la. i«sue’’ fro tn ’he Superior ('otirt Jof Elber’county, in favor of William White, vs said' | Fni' tiona! Lot No. 1363, 14'h District I- £ Jscclion; levied on as the propertv <>f lohu Bracket’. toH afi la ilsueit fro a Instil es o'lrt f N'ewtonS Jc uiniy in favorot Jona'ha»< MrDow vs. said Brack-S gelt. Levy made nnd returned to tne bv a Cons able g I n No 1249. 3rd District, Ist Section; Ic*.F "vied on as the propertv ot John I'-kew. A osiahj her.satisfy -i fi fa. i« tied from > Jus'ices 1 ..url, asoer c uinty. in tavor us Th'" 11 a* <1 v Adm’ v* f Bsi'i.t defendants. Levy made and retort ff to mebvij ga C'liistable. H. RV KER sh’ff ' Co'jb Sheriffs saSes , -I : i|&U/ r ILL !»♦* ""13, ri Hie >.vn of Mar«t' I ■ • <'<•?>!> roii'it v o.i th- fir«t Ti>e«d<*v in August; i»ejit>tufr>i the i.« >■ I'll.-- >1 i ile. the follwoin-£ petty f >-w it : I • ■. • f 1" ■ •- 'o, ''rt nt J ->i ■ I*r< \v'"n. t<» c,,iiyi. tj F it ». i" r d .run th rri < :irt r*' (’!> , I • •' ’ ' Ht <& i akr.t; levied on !«V Tsn-f F il. Mwr'iti Sl'et II S l-"> Nn. 1296, 16th District, 2d Sprtion;| Ekvieoon as th- proper!’, of McLtdin. tn satisfy two ti f F la- I..lied fr .in rt Justices Court of ilaioni I'limy one! ! i>i In vor <•> Ilic ard L I* Weil, h-o’lier i fa vor o C It; m H Dsw-cy. Lory made and returned to me* by a Constable £ r Lot N<i. 113 S. 19th D -tr; ■, 2ml <ertmn;| Sleviesl on hi the property of James A’ei’n dy_ , o S nti-' f Ely two ti. tiis. is. led ir >n a .Ins i< Court of Cot.,!)* Uotinty, in favor nt Fti >o«s J. Dotnart Levy madefi hand returned t > me by a Cons able. ■ Lot No. 310. IS h Dis net. 2<l L vi.d <m a« the |.r..pert of David B I rks, a,.: Cbae'j Qi'. M’Kmiw, tora isfya ti. la. tn far r.f Janies Ta • fiord, vs. sa'd d. fondants. F g Lt X 1113. 13 b I) .tr»et, ft. Sect. mJ 'levied on ih Ju properly r.i .a tll e, C. inrutiien mjl •sa’.u.v a fi. is. issued from a ZuMives Couit o! p, a-si I Lcouliß in favor of ohnWloref, vs 4hl Cnniiuco. |Ler» made and returned to me by a (<v>«t»Me ‘ | GcURGr. n.lJt.il. <|. ,r 5 S Julvb | * I j Sheriff’s Sales i E be suld, in the town of iMiirietta* gj ’ C<>bb county, on the first Tuesday in Augu'st Snexf. between the lawful hours of sale, the following to t^it: » Lo' No 11-23, 19’b District, 2d Section;* on as the property of William Stewart, to sa- * a fi. fa issued fiom a Justices Court of Fayette in favor of Dozier Thornton. Levy made I and retained to me by a Constable. «, Lol No. 348, 19th District, 2d Section; le vied on as the property of David McVay, to satisfy a fi. fa issued from a Justices Coui-t, in favor of Packer A Haugh. Levy made and re'urned (o me by a Con stable. DANIEL MAY, D. Sh’ff. July 5. €®b!> Sheriffi's Sales. he sold, in the town of Marietta Cobb V county, on the first Tueidny 'n Angustnext.be ween the lawful hours oisale, the ioiiowing property, gto w it: § Lot No. 227, 20th District, 2nd Section; le gvied on as the property of James Glawson and James f; Merriwether, to satisfy a fi. ia. issued from a Jns'ices SCourt of C’ark county, in favor of Bedford Brown. gLevy made "iff l et iriied tn me by a Constable. a Lot No. 642, Ist District. 2nd Section' le gvied on .is t ie property <»f iohu Blumklii, to satisfy a kfi fi. issuedtrom a mstices Court of Upson colinty, in jgf 'vorofA F Edwards. Levy mau. and returned to Sinr by a Constable. Lot No 749, 3rd District, 3rd Section: le- I- vied on as the properly of J h >ma-R. Moore, to satis iyafi. ta issued li-otn a.Justices COmt of Muscogee cmnty,tn favor of John Smith. Levy made and re turned to me by a Constable. Lo No. 1 65, IGii. District, 2nd Spctton; le vied on as th ? property of D C. ”di‘kei, to satisfy a fi. &fi. issued from a Justices Court of Upson cou-ity. in ■f vor of K ’Uy & C imi'in. Levy made and returned gto me by a Constable Lo' No 569 18 h District, 2nd Section; !e- HvieJonas the property of WiUiam Hunt, to satisfy giwo fi sis. issued from a Jus ices Court oi Upson conii- Sty iu tivor ot Kelly A Cannon. Levy made and re gtneed to me by a Constable. JOSEPH CHASTAIN, D Sh’ff. M June 5. I Walker MieriS s Sales. S °U on ie Tuesday in B ” * August next, at the House of Jesse Clemente Bine place ofho'dixg pubiic sales in the county of >» alk. ger, within ths usual horns us sa'e, the following pruper |l.y, to .it: H Lot No. 25, 27ih District, 3d Section; le- Jjvied on as the proren vof Gemge V\ . Foot to satisfy |_}a fi. fa issued from a Justices Uotirl cf DeKalb cminty, gi? favorof Jaims Kirkpatrick. Levy made and re- U’nrned to mi- by a C< oslable. g Loi No. 82, I3ih District, 4di Section ; Blue it'd on as tb<- poperiy < f Joshua Mi Intyie, to shtis w v a fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Franklin Wcrnnty, in favor <>t J.nm s Morns. 3 Lot .No. 130. IS h District, 4;h Section ; fil'-ved on as the proport nf.J. Abner, tn satisfy a fi. fa. Ijissued from a Justices Court ol Jackson com.-'y in fa .jVorul R <btri L. Lane. Levy made and returned to' Mme by Cmirlabie •j Lot No 52, 6 h Di-tric t, 4th Section; le jlvii <1 on as he pr ip> rty >1 Samm I M'Micbaci. '<> -stis ’lya fi in issued fro,': the '■•ipenc C’> of 'isco- Lgcecmiit v. in favor ..I C aiLs J McDonMci j Lo N<>. 314, Btli Dis ri'-f. 4i; Srr’mn ; glivi.-ij uas’h. i.r pfty of Reub.-i Mor-re. ’ satisfy ga fi fa. issued ir in aJusitce* Court of (><rrph( II eonn- Qt\, 11 favor ot .vdey tones a. d utliers. vs. sai 1 Moore. hLcvi mad' and relinked to m< by « CmiMable. H Lot No. 2'6, 13ih District, 4;h Section, ghvid on as th" propertv of James Pom ( H ai d John R. £ I'a'lv, t>> sati.-f 1 a ti. la. issue d hi m the L.f» rior Court Bibb couii’y, 11 fa.or u: James L. Ross. Lot No. SI, 7 b District, 4th Section; Sifvied on as ' he properi vof ,’ames Sellers, to satisfy a i' 1 fa. lin tavor in Roheit Hide. Levy made and returned to ;jme by a Consinldu. POSTPONED SALE. tj I'laction No. 19, 27th Disirict, 3d Section; on as the piopeiiy of Nathaniel D.irgard, to sa ij'isi} a fi. fa. issued irom a Justices Court <-t De K»ll» Jcountv,m favorof James Kirkna'rick, agunst John jKmg, principal. John W. Thompson ami Nathaniel nDaiigaid, indorsers. Levy made and returned to me abv a ConS'ahle. i Lot No. 7, ISih District, 4th Section; le |vied on as the property of John Spear, to satisfy; fi. ..la. issued from a Justices Court oi Newton county, in SfavorofJohn But >ll. vs said Spear, Ltvymadeand to me by a Constable. I Lot No. 145, Bth Dislncl, 4lh Section; le vied cn as the property of William Green, A Robeit Allen, to satisfy two fi fas ; ?S ued from a Justices Court ot .Monroe county, in favor of Wilkins Hunt against said Green A Alien, made and returned to me by a Constable. - Lot No. 203, Sth Dis rict, 4th Section; le- Lied on as the property of Morris I’itiman, to satisfy ho Ir. issticd frotß 1 Jiutic 3 Cour! ol Pike county* <lll tavor ot A. Msudeville. vs. said Pittman. Levy ?made and returned to m. hv a Constable | lu|yr> H 1 LUA M FALKNER, Sh’/?. J- . » Union Sheriff’s Sales- VV ILL be s. Id >n the first Tuesday in Almost iwt * i the town nt Blnit si ille Union ecouniy, wit mi <ii<- .. <ai hours ..f sale, ttiu following ; pioperly, to v. it : L<» Nn. 23. 1 Ch Distric , Ist Set hnn; Ip.- *. lied on « the p -y <d I’u— li .1 H. Harford, s o ga . tisfv * fi. a. is-u ' ‘r<>m a unices Court of Walton ieounty, i- ’avor o ;<.lin<ou v \ (,'irin, v-.said Sanford; it e.y made mo' r< I<ir;.e<J to no bv a ( ocstffble. I Lot Xu. (3. 9m l*ie'ritt. 1 ,sl Sectiurijl<*viefl [Jon as the prop itv oi Willi im J'*ler. to satisfy a fi. in. oiiM'i* dintu a .indices < ourt •> IJaht r=h„ (u county, in* k.iiv -rm Wi.liam *Vor'e- L- made and returued (jut me u, a Coustaide. pj i ■- 9.t,b>». ist bectii n; tcv’ca ’f oi asti.e | r<»,e- ( n ot li.- ieii k fJiintindon. to satisfy fi. i ; m *i die •it Court o. 'a- '..0r0 ria ue, I’tpp r. i’rcpedv pointed out H, Cobb/ gi.l ffs atto. P j J ; >n iS()N 1». WELBORN, Sh ff, ■ Floyd sherif x ’s bales. C 'i - ILL to 1 m! < virtue l;rst Tuesday tt> Au* j. ’ R U 'J nest. i. the town of Livingston, Floyd | lui.ty. w ■ not the usual Lours of sale, the following 'it: Lot X* «. 1/6. 3tii D strict. 4ili bectiori; le- Fvied (oi av t'.e propeitv o’ .laities Bell, to satisfy a fi, t ‘.a i'« led fio.n i. Jusiit.es L’uu-1 <d W altun couidv, in k favor oi L.oe .r «x Kees, . vs. said Bell . made 4 and returned tu tne Ly a Constable, f V* ILLI ».M SMITH, Sh’ff. | Inly 5. ?"iJ«m.V“MEAL, " {“'t UN ST AN fLYkept tur saie at General DAVID _ I AYLOifs Ud.**, oa Lot Ncrpl'»r 383, 13 I F N nth [