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VOL 11. An Independent Republican Newspaper, Published at Auraria, Lumpkin County, Georgia, devoted to the preservation of the Union, and Sovereignty of the States. The sycophant of no Party—the slanderer til no Individual—the friend of Jackson. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, By ill. El. Terms —Three Dollars per annum when paid in ad vance or at four dollars, if not paid until the end of he year. No paper will be discontinued, but at the option of the Editor, to any subscriber in arrears. Advertisements and Job Work will be executed at the customary prices. Communications to the Editors must be postpaid to entitle them to attention. No subscription received for less than a year. » EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS’ DUTY Notice to Debtorsand Creditors to be publishep 6 ix weeks.—Prince’s Digest, page 157. All intended Sales ol goods and chatties, belonging to testators or intestates goods and chatties, shall tie published in two or more public places in the parish { county] where such effects are to be sold, and in the gazette, at least fortv days before the day of such in tended sale— ibid 151. AH sales to be between the hours of ten and four o’clock, and if continued from day to day . notice to be given thereof on the first day of sale. — ibid 167. Sales of real property to be on the first Tuesday in the mouth, at the place of public sales,after sixty days publication.—ibid 171. Application for Letters of Dismission published six months. — ibid 168. - ESTRAYS. To be advertised by the Clerk of the Inferior Court SHERIITS That advertise with us are notified that to make / their sales legal, those for April must appear on the first day of March. For May, by the fifth of April. For June, by the third day of May. For July, by the thirty-first day of May. For August, by the tilth day of July. For September, by the second day of August. For October by the sixth day of September. For November, by the fourth day of October. For December, by the first day of November. Persons indebted to the Intelligence! are notified w that we will receive in payment Bills of any denomi nation on any ofthe solvent Banks of this State. NOTICE. PUBLIC notice is heieby given, that 1 have this day revoked and made null and void a cert tin power of attorney and bond, made by royst If, to one Amos Lard, to make titles in my name to lot num ber 578, in the 12th district of the Ist section, as the consideration for which papers were given is about to fail. THOMAS JACKSON. Sept. 10— 28—3 t. A georgFa7~ A PROCLAMATION By WILSON LU Ail* KIN Governor and com mander in Chief ofthe Army and Navy of this State and the JUilitia thereof. - “MWTHEREAS, I have received official information Vv that on the 15th inst. in the county of Haber sham, in this State, a murder was committed on the body ofCulvirt J. Hanks by John W. Thompson and Elbttdtfe G Harris; and it b.-ieg repiesonted to me that Said Harris lias escaped and fled from justice —I have therefore thought proper to issue this my proclamation, hereby ottering a reward of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS, to any person or persons who may appre hend and deliver the said fugitive to the sheriff or Jai lor of said county of Habersham, that he may be tried for the offence with which he is charged. And Ido moreover charge and require all officers civil and mili tary In thia Sate, lobe vigilant in aiding to bring said offender to justice. The said Elbridge G. Harris is represented to be " about 5 feet Bor 9 niches high, rather spare made, dark akin, sallow complexion, high forehead, a long thin face, the skin of which is vciy rough; a clown cast and very forbidding countenance. In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of the State to be affix ed thereto, at the Mate House in Milledgeville, _ this twenty first day of August, eighteen hundred and thirty tour, and <»f the Independence ofthe * United States, the fifty ninth. WILSON LUMPKIN. By the Governor; ‘Wm A T» NNit rr, Sec’ry of State. Sept. 3.—27 3i IN addition to the reward offered by His Excellency the Governor, w® will pay the sum us I i'"e Hvx i>aaD Dollars, for the apprehension and delivery o Eibridce G. Harris to the Jiul f Habersham County JOHN HUMPHRIES A M. HANKS. Clarkesville, Ga. Sept. 3 —27—3 t GOLD LOT FOR SALE? HE subscriber offers for sale, under a power o. I. Attorney from the owner. John Bush, l.ot No 791, I2lh District, and Ist Section. Fur Terms apply to him at Dahlohnega. JOHN CHOICE. J Sept. 3.-27—it GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY. AS James Buruaore, applies to roe for '> > l®tt«*rs ol Administration on the estate ot Henry Dobson, late of said county, decase*;. The-e are rfkerelore to cite and admonish all and singular, the js>«dred and creditors, of said deceased, te bv and a|<- t»car> at my office within the time |>rescribed bv law. 4o shew cause, it any they have, why said letters sliould *Ot he granted. Given under mv band and seal. v Aug. 97- PHILLIP KROFT-c.c.o, - — o t 1 1 L gOUGHT <o Jail m Dalilohuega Ga., cn suntisy ■ 9 th® 14th of this mat, Rv>BER T, a muUtt>. ma about 28 years ot ag’’. wil l a large scare iaone * ».r of hi® mouth, who says mat i>e belongs io Rich ard Huff, <M Oglethorpe county, Geo. Ihe owner i* rt qucshd tn cvme forward, prove property,and bitu #>*•?• y N B. HARBIN, JxUcr. -* ?4-3**-tf. MEYERS W RECORDER SPY IN THE WEST. “LET THERE BE HARM IVY IN THINGS ESSE TIA I. IBERALITY IN THINGS NOT ESSENTIA L —C HARITY IN AL L ” AURARIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEORGIA, DECEMBER 3, 1834. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. fje so,f l. on the firstTuesda v in Decembei y V next, at the Court House, in Lumpkin county, Georgia, between the usual hours of sale. I Lot number 900, in the fourth district of the first section, formerly Cherokee, now Lumpkin county, containing forty acres. It befng part of the real estate of Catharine Dennis deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs or said deceased, in compliance w ith an order of the Inferior court of Warren county, when sitting for ordinary purposes. Terms made known on the day of sale. DANIEL DENNIS Sept. 24-30—ids Adin’r. "notice. i HEREBY caution all persons from trading for a noted' baud, drawn by Vt m. Hansell, in favor ®f J O. Bracken or bearer, for seventy five dollars, dat "ed about the sth inst , aad payable one day alter date. As the same was lost at this place on yesterday. Any person findi ,g said note, and returning it to me, shall be liberally rewarded. RODNEY WHEELER, Leather’s Ford, Lumpkin county, Ga. Sept. 18—30—ts. ATTORN Y AT LAW. Cherokee Court- House, Georgia, aS now prepared to attend to any professional busi siness entrusted to him. He tenders his thanks to those persons who have,so liberally patronized him in the Courts where he has practiced. Communications to ensure atfeciiori, must come post-paid- April s.—7—ts. HOWELL COBB ENEWS the notice to per subscriptions to, or work done* at the Cherokee Intelligencer es tablishment, that he will receive Bills of any de nomination on any of the solvent Banks of this State in the discharge of their demands, and to put the idea of a violotion of the law out of the question, he will receive all Bills under five dollars, as the Agent ofthe person paying, and in no case authorised to consider it a payment until lie shall have presented the Bill at the Bank and received specie for it. He also renews the request that persons indebted to him would adjust their dues in this way with out delay. Edahwah, Cherokee C. 11. May 17.—13—ts The papers ol this State are requested to publish this notice. LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING in the Post Office at Auraria, Geo. which if not laken out before the Ist day .1 January next, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. A. L. Joseph Anderson, James Landrum, Peter Ashley. Criswell Lee, B. William Lumpkin, Thomas Butler, John M. Love, Joseph L. Brann.n, Samuel Lee, Samuel Bernett, Joseph Lilly. Mr. Batefield, M. Berry Bivvins, D. K. Mitchell, Joel VV. Butts. . Geo. K. McElvy, Polly Bain, Jesse Mills, John Boyd, Joseph Morrison, L. C. Blake. Joseph Messer, C. Beuj. Milner, Abraham Crow, James Martin, Rev. John D. Chappell, Messrs. McKinne & Hutch- Lewis Chandler, 3. ison. John D. Chapman, N. Col. A. Caldwell. Mathew Nelson. Pinckney Caldwell, P. John Conner, Dr. Thomas A. Parsons, 2. Morgan Calhoun, Aaron Palmour, Benj. Chapman, James Prater, 2. Thomas B. Cooper, Thomas J. Purks, Howard 6. Council. Jetlersou Parks. D. Q. James L. Duff, Lewis W. Quihian. H illiam Duncan, R. Gen. Richard Dunlap, John N. Rose, Stephen Derain, Edward Richards. Samuel Duncan S. F. Cornelius Stnrd, Dr. Robert B. Felger, William Smith, John Franklin. Doctor Smith, G. James M. Smith, Timothy Gibson, Henry Sharp, Dr. William A. Graham, > inson Semes, Mrs. Melinda M. Gartrell, William Spears. Jeremiah Gibbs, Absolem Stephens, Philip Gaizer. T. H. David J. Turner, Col. Thacker B. Howard,Samuel fate, Caleb Herndon, J- R. Thompson, Benjamin Hester, Lemuel Tbomaseen, William E. Holliday, Peterson ihweatt, Jaiue> Howard, Geo. C. Tary, Jesse Hogue, Samuel Tatmn, Stalling T. Hestaly, Richard L. Thornton, Mr. Hesterlv, V John R. Hovel, Henry Verbina. Alfred Harris, W. John Harvey, Robert S. Wooding, I James B Henson, Horace R. Ward. 3. Samuel Harris, Horatio Wright. 2. i William G- Harris. Dr. D. A. Wiids, 2. Joseph J. Hutchison. Joe* b W bitten, J. William Wiggms, • Samuel Jones. Sarah W heeler, K. Wra. R. Williams, , Mr. Keath, I»aac K. Walker. I Asa K< ith, , Y, I Daniel kiilian, William Young. ' Charles K. Kames- Persons calling for the above Letters, will please ' say they are advertised. CHARLES A. ELY, P. M. I Oct. S.—32— ts. LIST OF LETTERS KF.MAIMNG ill the Post Otnce at N. w Bridge. , Ga.. which it not taken out betore the i. ; st <i>y anuary next, will be sen* to the General Post lAithce as dead letters. B. John Holland. i James Bell. George Hope, tin ett Blackwell, 2. T- Hall. IVm BoSct s, K. | then Butts, y King, j Win. H- Bryson, M. C Wcr. M'cLuex, AND ! Lewis Chandler, John S. Martin. D. N William Deau, David Nickils, James L. Duff. P. E. S. Parmer. Mr. Edwards. R. F Thomas Rieves. Jefferson Fields. S. G. John Scott, 2 D C. Gibson, Mrs- S. C. Snow, Wm. Green, 3. Hiram &nutb. H. T. Roswell Hall, William Taj lor, 2 R. Huichisou, Benjamin Trout, T. Hutchison, George Trout. U. SMALL, P. M. Oct. 22 34—3 t. LIST OE LETTERS REMAINING in the Post Office at Dahlohnega on the Ist Oct 1834, which if not taken out by toe Ist day oi January next, will be sent to General Post Office as dead letters. A. Jacob Keneday, Tevtl Ashley, L. John Armstrong, John Little, John Abersomlee. John Lyon, B John Lockoby. Jas. Bare, M. Robert Brashears, Allen Mathews, James R B. ail, A- McLaughlin, Esq. 2 James Barnes, John .McClure, Tin mas Bearden, Andrew Merrell, Horatio Bruce, R. S. McCrary, C. Dr. Madden, Pinckney Caidwell, 2. Samuel McCarta, H. Cassidy, Thomas Morgan, Col. S. I). Crane. 3. Graybill Mitchell, Col. Henry M Clay,3- JamesMcCr.ier, Col. A. F. Caldwell, 2. Daniel McGinnias, Hon. John C. Calhoun, Wm. Mullens, Morgan Clay, \ m. Marlow. James Cantrell, N. L. Cullens, Wm. Nix. n, John D. Chappell. O. Mis. Mary Campbell, A. H. Oliver, Lewis Clark, Row land Osburn, John C. Clement, P. D. Ruth Purdue, John Dickey, Thomas Parson, Col. Richard Dennis, 4. Wm. Pinchback, Asa B. Daniel. 3: Jacob Page. Gen: Richard Dunlap. R. E. H. W. Riley, 2. George Elgin, 2. Col. T. J. Rusk, William Erwin, Jo-eph Rodgers, F, Samuel Rockwell, Mr. Fry, S. Noah Felton; John R. Sta-'durd, G. Geo-fru Sorrell, H; Gilhhan, 2. Be jamin M Smith, M. H. Gathright, 6. H. >harp, Arthur Gilberts, K hen Sexon, William Gossett, Alary Sapfield, Washington J. Goings, T. Jeremiah Gartrell, John B. Taylor, James E. G.icbct, AndjoW Tanksley, Stephen Griffin. Geoige C. Tarry, H. Mr. Turner, & Co, Maijemin Henry, Miss MargaretTeagul, E. Hanes; Esq.' James ’i'owiey, jun. James P. Haynes. 2. Elias Turner, Capt. Phi.oimm Hodges, 2Ricbard Tinney. Mrs. Susan A. Howartb, W. Rev. Benj. G. Hatfield, Buckner Walker, James G. Heard, David Weaver, I Oliver Hicks, ishan Watkins, Henry Hull: Wm Wheeler, J. Waller W. Watkins, Asa Johnson Esq: 2 Wm. E. Walker, Wm: <Jt Augustus Jones Join? Walker, JuluiJacubs. Wm. H. Walker, K. David P. Walker. E. Kell, WM A. STATON. P. M. Oct. 22—34—3 t ZJ JMSHIONS. D. CLOCK & CO. ATHENS, GEORGIA, INFORM their Customers, that they have, during the present week, received a considerable addition to their assortment from New York, selected with particular care by one of the Partners, who recently visited that place, for the purpose of obtaining the latest and most improved Fashions. Among the articles recently received, are the fol lowing: Sup. sup, and common Black CLOTH. Sup. sup. “ common Blue do. Sup. sup. “ common Brown do. Sup. and common Drab do. do. Rifle Green do. Olive and Bottle Green do. Claret and Mulberry do. Steel mixed do. Plain Black CASIMERS. do. colored do. Fancy striped and ribbed do. White and buff do Fanc>, striped, blue, mixed, and drab SATINETTS. MoHAla, PLAIN, and FANCY VELVET, English Silk 9 Valencia, & CuMiinere Vestings* An assort m< tol well fitting S i OCKB. Plain and Ruffied Linen BOSOMS. l.Xtd.l RUBBt.R CL TH. Ji general assortment of trimmings. Ready Jladc Clothing, ISCLUDIN’G ZNDXZI2T -ÜBB.R COATS, LMFEAFZOUb io AIK UK tKTiEft. • Over Coals, Dress Coats, Frock Coats, Vests, Pantaloons, Drawers, and Cloaks. fCZj* Gentlemens Clothing, Ladies Habits, Arc. &c. ! made to order at short notice. ; Oct. 29-34—“ t. ""notice? tDO hereby forwarn all persons from trading for a promisory note given by myself t<> Je-se Carrol j tor rent, payable in corn al two barrels per acre, it ‘ being lor the run ol pari <4 tot numb, r 1178, in the 14tu district -4 the Ist'-ecuon. and, as the considera tion for hich said note was given, has altogether tailed, in consequence ol which I a det mined not to to pay Hie said note unless cvtn ( >e.led try law. UtA vvaldkup. N. B. According to the best ot mv recollection th« above named not> is due oa tn« tirs: ot Novcmbei 1834. TO F® IHE Subscriber will give constant employment to JS- three or four Journev men Shoe and Boot Mak ers, and the highest puces given. AMOS T. LARD, Auraria, Oct. 1. —31—ts. LAND FOR SALE. THE suhecriber osiers for sale, lot nttmbe 36, in li - 16th district of first section, Lumpkin couu ty; tne above lot is second quality with an improve ment of ten acres with good fenceing, any person wishing to purchase said lot w ill apply to the subscri ber at Cedar Town Post Office. Paulding County. Ga. LEONARD H. WALTHALL. A GOOD LAND LOT FOR SALE. THE subscribers will offer for sale, at public out cry, In in the town of Poinsett, Slurray county, on the first Tuesday in December next, lot number 30 in the 25th district of the 2d section, >iuiray county. Terms made knoAii on the day of sale. SHERWOOD WISE: JOHN COLQUITT. Oct; 15—33—4 t NOTICE. WILLIAM B. HUBBARD is duly constituted & appointed my agent, tor me and in my name t® collect and receive all my outstanding, unpaid and unliquidated demands in this neighborhood. All persons indebted to the subscriber, either by note or book account, are requested to call upon him at Aurarm and make immediate payment to him. S. T. ROWLAND. Auraria Nov. 12—36—ts. SALE OF TOWN LOTS. WILL be sold, at z\uraria, on Monday the first day of December next, a number of town lets laid out on lot number 668, in the 12th district of the Ist section, lying immediately bar k of the front lots on the main street in rhe town of Au’-.iria. All just demands against th.' subscriber will be received in payment for said lots. Other terms made known on the day of sale, JAMES PRATER. November 12—36—tda. PORTR AIT POINTING? JAMES TOOLEY, RESPECTFULLY offers his services totheciti ze s of Lumpkin countv in the above art, and solicits iheir patranage. His room is next door t® Choice’s Hotel in Dahlohnega, where he may be found at ail times. His stay will be short. Oct. 29—34—ts. T A KE NOTICE. THAT I do hereby caution and forwarn all per sons from tresspassing in any way whatever, on my lot of Gold Land, number 995, in the 12th district < fthe first section, situate and lying in Lnmpkin coun ty (formerly Cherokee) under the penalty ofthe law. JAMES M. BRAWNER Oct - 29—34—5 GEORGIA I.E GXSI.ATUR.iI IN SENATE. Tuesday, November 4. NOTICES FOR BILLS. Mr. Loyless: To incorporate the Academy in Cassville—and, To add a part of Murray county to the coun ty of Cass. Mr. Hood: To form a new couuty fium the counties ol Houston and Marion. Mr. Qullian: To abolish the punishment of death in all cases, and to substitute peneten tiary imprisonment for life. Mr. Walthall: To provide for the payment of costs incurred in criminal prosecutions ot Indians in the Cherokee circuit. Mr. Butt: To add a part of Gilmer county to the county of Union. Also. To amend the Militia laws of this State. Mr. Hemphill: To remove the county seat in Floyd from Livingston to Rome. Mr. Williamson; To incorporate the Geor gia Conference Manual Labor School, in Newton county. Mr. G oves: to amend the laws regulating executors’ and admimsirti'om’ sales. Mr. iSisbet: To repeal the law establishing ■. the Convention ol Judges. ; Mr. Salfold. To point out th* mode of col i lecting ni' soe profits for lands recovered by eje<’’rnent Also— I o detine Hie inode of securing the records of Justices’ Courts; and to try and seine d»s --1 putes arising under conflicting claims ot bold deis of executions. Air. M< Dooaiu: To lequtre the Justices of inienor Courts while sitting as Courts ol Or diuury; to declare an intestacy iu certain cases. .Mr. Wahnail: To reduce *.he grant fees t4> fortunate drawers in the la.e Land and Gold Lotteries. IHe Governor’s Message was lhen received and ruuu, and five hunored copies oruered tot the use el senate. I T< e Seuate then adjourned. M eduesday. November 5. In conformity with notices of yosierday, I committees were appointed to prepare and re ' por mils. Notices for bills. Mr. Dougherty; To eompeli the ( larks and Sheriffs of the si-n ial counties ol mis Siaic, to giv parties plaitiufi no ice o! the collection n d ayt. eii of mom y. nr. •!' libsier: 1- .>u.i r to prescribe th> due- ol Clerks of tue Supe tor Courts ol this Sia e. Mr. Liddell: For constructing aiurnp.ke, road from eunoe point tu Lumpkin county to ’ ; the Tennessee line, in the direction »f Athens, Tennessee. Mr. Gordon: To prohibit the issu* and circulation of Bank Bills under S2O- Mr. Quillian: To amend that part ofthe Judiciary laws, which authorizes juries in Jus*- tires’ Courts. Mr. Gordon: To sell, with the consent wf the informer, all lots of land drawn in the Gold districts in the Cherokee country, ra mmed and condemned as fraudulent* Mr. McDonald: T» lay out the city of Macon into Wards, &c. Mr. Farris laid upon the table the follow tng: W hereas, at the October Term, 1834, of the Superior Court o f Walker county, Joh. H. -Smith, a Cherokee Indian, was convicted of the crime of murder: and whereas, f rofa threats and the circumstances ofthe case, it is vrobable that there will be an attempt to rescue ie sai Smith, by his friends, and to oppsser by force, the execution of the sentence ofthe law: *\ ere f ore Solved, 4-c. That the Sheriff of Walker county be and he is hereby required to employ such guards as he may deem necessary to resist any probable force which may be offered to him io the execution of ms duty as Sheriff, in carrying into execu. lion the sentence ofthe law upon said Indian provided the guard shall not exceed the num! her of Resolved, That the said Sheriff make out and present to the Governor, a statement of the expenses incurred by the employment of said guard, and that the Governor be author tzed to draw Ins warrant on the Treasury, f or Sheriff ° Un * ° f SUCh ac< '°' in '’ in fav °r of said Resolved. Thatcopy oft hose resolutions befiirwarded to the Sheriffof Walker countv. lhe President laid before the Senate 'a communtcalton from Peter Strictlane, Esq contesting the seat ofthe Senator from Bryan and I< riday for that of Solicitors Genera!—* 8 And tbeu adjourned. w » Thursdatj, November 6. Ihe Hen. A. Muacrief, Senator from Waf ren, appeared and took his seat. Committees were appointed on the unticea yesterday, and bills reported bv committees previously appointed. notices for bills. l.w lr r Co °k l ’iU To e ’ , '" n<i ,l ">"mo allowed by g " ,e Su|,ori ‘ ,r Co-Winth® county of Stewart. in n’o c‘m'tyTf B»kS d “ C ° ' he She ' iffa ’ bOnd ReallunonT °" ‘ abl ° ,h# That tlie Jeaszih nf- tirxan— rva»..— ;_J Uy rtey. Legislutore, compatible to the interest ofthe State, and people thereof, may be very proper ly shortened. That ihe members having bu siness to be transacted, rosy be apprized of sucf determination, be it Resolved, That the day of fixed on as th e day of adjournment, ano A communication was raceived from bis Excellency, the Governor, communicating th» resignation by the Hon. John Forsyth, of his seat as Senator in Congress from this State— also, l he resignation of Maj. Gen. David Taylor commanding the Ist division G. M. The Senate in conformity with a joint re solution, proceeded to the Representative* chamber, for the election of seven Judges of the superior Courts of this State. On returning to their chamber, the Senato adjourned. Saturday, November 8. Cvommittees were appointed in conformity with the notices of yesterday, and several bills reported by previously appointed committees NOTICES FOR BILLS. Mr. Warren: To punish with more certaio ,v & severity, those who sell or give to slaves ” r dont spirits. Mr. Qullian: To amend the law of the fast Legislature, more effectually providing for tho government and protection of the Cherokee Indians within the limits of Georgia, &c. Mr. Farris called up Ins r :xolunmi fur the appointment of a guard to pt event the rescue of John IL S mi'll, convicted of the crime of murder. The blank in said raaeluliou_ filled by inserting tho words “twenty men’’-—■ ' and the ■<<■< end resolution amended by adding, “ nut of the contingent find.”. On motion of Mr. Dawson, the m Stage was taken up and icid. Mr. Liddell moved that 300 copi* s of the message, with the accompanying do< moms, be printed. Mr. Dawsen moved to refer the message and citation to a select committe. Mr. Sellers offered a subsiifute: Tha, 300 opies of the documents accompany'ng th© Annual Message in relation to our li ditto af |fa:rs, and the ceadact of ths -Jcd#© eftjto NO. 38.