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Hie whole, the number and compensation of
personsnow employe) in these duties, and
the progress expected to be m ide during the
ensuing year, with a copy of »he various cor
rsspondence deemed necessary to throw light
on the subjects which seem to require addi
tional legislation Claims have been made
for retrospective allowances tn behalf of the
superintendent, and some of his assistants,
which 1 did not feel justified in granting ;
other claims iiave been made for large increa
ses in compensation, which under all the cir
cumstances of the several cases. I declined
making, without the express sanction of Con
gr-ss. lu order to obtain that sanction, the
subject was, at the last session, on my sug
gestion, and i>y r« q jcsi of the irnmedi <ie
superintendent, submitted by the Treasury
Department. to the Committee of Commerce
of lite House of Representatives. But no
legislative action having taken place, the early
attention of Cungiess is now invited to the
enactment of some express and detailed pro
visions, in relation to the various claims m ade
for the past, and to the compensauo:i and
allowances deemed proper for the future.
It is.further respecifully recommended, that
such being the inconvenience of attention to
these duties by the Chief Magistrate, and stich
the great pressure of business on the Trea
sury Department, the general supervision o«
the coast survey, and the completion of the
weights and meas nes, if the works are kept
united, should be dev< Ive.i on a board of offi
cers, orgamz d specially (or that purpose, or
on the Navy Board attached to the Navy
Department.
At| my expei lence and reflection confirms
the cocviction I have so often expressed to
Cong,ess, tn favor of an amendin' nt of the
constitution, whimi will prevent, in any event,
the election of tiie President arid Vi<e Pre*i
dent of the United S ai< s devolving on the
House of Representatives-md Hie Sen He; and
I, herefore, beg leave again t > solicit ymir
attention to the subject. There were various
other suggestion- m my last annual message,
not acted upon, par'iculaily that relating •<■
the want of uniformity in the lawn of the Dis
trict of Columbia, that are deemed worthy of
your Livor.ible consideration.
Before com hiding 'his paper, I thmk it due
to the van -us Executive Depm tments, to hear
testimony to their prosperous condition, and
to the abditv and integrity with which they
have been conducted It has been my aim to
enforce in ad of them a vigdlant and faithful
discharge of the public business; and It is
graifynig to me to believe, tnai ibme is no just
cause of cornpl lint, from »ih q »»*rt< r, at the
rnatinet in winch they have iulli.led the objects
ol ihejr creation.
Having now fini -lied ihe observations deem
rd propt ron tins, the lasi orcmloii I snail
hive of coinoHHiie-Hing with the two Houses
of Congiess, .0 ilieir meeting. I cannot omit
an expression of the vra'i ude which i* due o
the gieal body . I toy f< II"* citizens, in whose
partiality and luduluenee I have In <iiii encour
agement nod siippm: hi 'lf mmiv difficult >n>d
tri lug scenes, iiiiani’h w >t li it has been mi !
10l iu puss doling my public c,t>err. riiougli
deeply scosibie thii my exmionF hive him
been crowned will <i success con espm duig io
Ihe degree of Itivor be-r’n »ed up< n me, Imn
stir l llial they will be considered as having
been diiecied l»y an e rnest desire it e
the i*oud of niv country ; and I am commh d
by the priswasnm, ih.it, whatever errors have
been coniiuiiled, will find a corrective in th •
ir.ti-lligence mid pdiiousm of those who will
siici eed UH. Ml that has •<< utr d during my
admini.siralioii, is < alculai' >1 to inspire m- with
increased confidence tn I'te td.ibilt'y of our
insiiiiiitons ; an I shoul I I be sp.rml to enter
upon ih’*.t retirrm. n which is suit ible to my
ngc and infirm liedth, and so uiuvn desired by
tnu in olhci respects, I Shull m»t l ease Io invoke
Uhl. belli lie. 11l living, to wh - • pioVid' nee
we are already so signally m.i i> • d l >r me
contiuu .nee ot n>s mrssm t ™ .... ..... L.Lv.d
country.
ANDRI W J VCIOON.
Washington Dee 6 ik.>6
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11. 11. <> ITilltlUll r. Editor.
DEC. 31. 16 J 6.
The ilieciioii.
ON AJONI> Y .XI, (H bfitig the 3d
rhry . f Janifirij. 1337 )
Qj- t'riion . Idini. ii>t> ali >n (. undulate for
(
Col. JAIMES LWDLLL, of Jackson.
Mr. Van Buren Ims received 167 tlrcm
ral vines, and has beaten t‘ic coah t n of liar
rismi, D ebsici and While, fi. v fiv«‘ votes.—
<\d 11. M Johnson has n cen• d 137 votes,
i»hn ti is imir less than "• r q n>» - m>.iib< r
The election of Vice I’residem will therefore,
devolve upon ihe .•'i , i>ii e. I lie brivir wJI
have to choose between the is • highest on,
tbr Its'. Col, JohtiMin and Mi. Granger, 'lie
Cornier we have no doubt will be elected by
that body
The following pertinent nmik* upon tins
subject arc from in .V’. //. /*•»<«».»<.
The Bos on Silas risk- ill a rone of mock
gravity, •‘will Ihe S< uators hum Gt oigta pre'
suine to voe for 11. M Jonnsot. tor \ ice
Prrs dent, n<»w that the Stale has gone - <g m>.
him tud lets mil the State ut l.ror
also g.me ae.*m '• C'•'* • • 1 s
al.t' presron* «o < f..r n'a J 'hnson a....
Gittoger m.lst i ume bt-’orr • • >• in e is |b«
two highest C... d.lu< s, and one ■! Hit m m s
of course be r.e. 'cd. I l.e dvtnm raw S<n i
ton of Georgia would mik a line finite in
sotirg f< r t federalist and an abohuouist,
against a man who had poured out his blood
like water in defence of his country.
We are indebted to the politeness of the
Hob. Jaaez Jackson, for a neat and well
executed map of the Country assigned to emi
grating Indians west of the Mississippi, de
signating the boundaries allotted to each tiibe.
SANTA ANNA,
The Louisanna Advertiser of the 14h
inst. says, that Santa Anna was at Plaquemine
on ihe- 12. h, and was to ascend the river on the
srme day, on his way m Washington City.
——
Our Legist dure, we understand, ad
journed on Saturday last:
DSSTRSTIVa rias,
Tiie Globe of the 16 ti inst. says,—“About
three o’clock yesterday morning, the basement
story of the City Pus’ Office was discovered
tn be on fire, winch in about an hour spread
io the apartments occupied by the Patent O'-
fice and the General Post Office. By day
break nothing was left of this extensive bml
ding save the bare walls The books and
papers of the Gen ral Post Office were prm
eipallv saved ; b it the entire contents of the
City Post Offi ce, and of ihe Patent Ossie,
including all the valuable models and papers,
weie consumed.
\|| the tn ils had been sent off before the
I
fire broke out. ihe letters and p ipers foi i
this city which arrived by the northern, south I
ern, -.nd western mails, during the night, were
all dysiroyed.
A messenger was despatched yesterday to
Baltimore for mail bags ; and it wan expected '
ihat the Postmaster would be able to send off
all 'he mads last night.
We can only announce the event at present,
we hope by to-mor ow that an investigation
may enable us to say whether the occurrence
was (be effect of accident or d-sign.
O Ihe City Post Ossie is, for the present, '
on Seveiitn sireei, a few doors above the office (
of the National Intelligencer.”
The two Houses of Congress have pas-ed
I
ihe following resolutions, in relation to th
destruction, by fire, of the Post Office, the '
City Ollie and the Patent Office.
IN SENATE,
Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1836.
Mr. ROBI NSON offered ihe following re !
so| I'imi, w.m-h was considered and agreed io: j
Unsolved, I’hal the Committee on ’he Post ■
Office and Post Roads be insirueted io mq"He :
ii o the cause of the d> Strnction by fire of tiie I
bmhlmg in which was ine General P -s Offi
me Cuy Post Ossie, and the Patent Office.—
HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES,
Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1836.
Conflagration of the Cost Djfict.
Mr. CONNER, from the Committee on
tin Post Offices and Post Roads, on leave,
reported a resolution, instructing 'lm' commit
I tee 'o inquire into the cause of mis morning’s
I conflagration of ihe Post Office Department ;
| and also io inquire whst losses the Govern
in nt may have sustained. and whether anv
uid what measures of legislation may be ne
■ essary ; which was concurred in by the
I louse.
Mr PARKER, on leave, submitted a rn
~<>T.l Kill, in~pTTTT n i »' v-w rn rrrjrrr-s ~f'
Hie a< coUni •>( ihe lereip's uml expenditures
of the United Stains, for the year 1335, lor
he use of the mourner' of the House, which,
under Hi • rub-, lies over one day.
Mr BRIGGS, who, on leave, submitted a
tfcsolumm. giving Hie Coma Hire <m the Pus.
Office and Post Roads power to send for per
sons md papers, in investigating mtn the <-au
ses id i lie burning of the Post Office tmdd ng
Mi B. explained that ihe resolution was offer
ed to su ply i detect in the <me adop • d on
j ihe s une subject that morning The resolu
tion was ciiiuiieu nem diss. and then
ihe House adjourned.
I
Calami ton* Fire !
Eaom the Iti gust a Sentinel, Dec. 23
Tuesday morning übmit day light our citi
! Zens were aiuusi-d by the to'hng of bells and*
! the • istressing rv ot Fire! Ii originated
(m till piobabdiiv by a< eid nt) in an • Id I’oO
pei’s shop, ab >u 80 yards below th* Planter’s
Hotel, ui« •he same s n et. ami on the square 1
atmv< H’Keuzi' & lb io.o> li’s old stand, on
Bi ■nd slice!. IB lore .rnv force could he col
lid'd, H e< inineitced spreaddu g with great
repid ty m ihe dirt cum ot Broad street; the
Ibiu'cs on th at -qu are being all of wood and
yeiv old a -d dry. i s progress was not arrested
untd 10 o’clo’ b hi the m >rnmg, af*r Imring-i
destroy, d ufl the buildm-s on tluit squire ami
• bum hail on Hie square .d>ove. <»n 'he sime ■
side ul Bio.id s reet. Alter the flini'S had
consumed all the buildings on tliat square and
cwmmiiincaied m Bar.eii's Drug Store on the
square above, several iiousea were blown up. i
both m front and m rear, for the pm pose i f
savm • a Luge lliice stoi v brick bui'd ug on
“ - » pct, a llt j Hu, Planter’s Ila el. Both
. ii t’ess s v 1 '-v this s p :
i ac.lW fXt ri' iH "I (tie ti .men ;
in<| the further pn gr>" i> (be fl mes .n't stud
Ii was > it ‘i some d tli ’til v d su. Ih > t Ibe woo
den buildups on ih< opposite sule of Broad
>’i ret were prevented from taking tire.
Seventeen or eighteen bouses on Eroad
street, besides a huge r.'Hnber of out houses
and some tenements in the rear, were burnt
down. The following is a list of the suffer
ets who were doing business on Broad sireet,
so far as we have been able to ascertain :
Moise & Cohen, wholesale grocers,
Cooper & Sen, do do
B. Pyne, retail do
Broadnax, do do
M. Nelson & Co. wholesale and retail do
T. Roberts, Saddler,
Mallory & Davis, Clothing Merchants,
P. M’Mahon’s coffee house and grocery,
E. Skinner, w holesale grocer,
G B& N ollaml, do do
A. Kemp, tavern keeper,
Thomas Birrcli, druggist,
T VV Freeman, jeweller,
G G & J Luke, shoes and hats,
F Spents, grocer,
Mrs Ramsay, milliner,
A R Sumner & Co- tavern keepers.
In addition to these, many private families
who occupied the upper tenements of the
store houses, were also burnt out of house and
home, rogeiher with a large po.tion of their
furniture and other proi erty.
Large quantities of goods, particularly gro
ceiies, were destroyed by the fie alter being
removed from the stores into Broad street —
t'osi of ihe tn-rchants we underhand were
insured t » some extent, and some of them to
ihe full extent of their losses.
All the buildings destroyed were construc
ted of wood, md ihe flames could not have
been arrest, d so soon, but lor the fire-proof
cor.stim non of the brick budding alluded to
above, occupied by Rail & Bostick ns a dry
good store. Fortunately ihe tnofriing was ;
v.-ry calm, or else there is n > calcti’.a;itig t ie
extent ot the mischief. As it is, ilh* loss may
be estimated at perhaps 150.000 dollars.
—ft-ffi ■mi Illi V
DII3 J 3
At Calhoun, Teimes-ee, a few cays since,
Benjamin F. Curry. Esq., Superintendent
of’ Cherokee removals &c.
DII'jD, in washingion County, on the lOfn
li st, in the 31't year of hrs age. Joilll
A iiriiii itch, formerly ol A .gusia 1 hose
wuu knew ii.rn intimately, can call to mind
he uiideviatiHg moral correctness and the uu
ot trusive pie y which marked his character.
For about two years pas., he had been estab
lish. d in a neigiilim tiood where his popularity
as a physician was rapidly extending, and was
equ ih u by the z al with winch he discharged
the du.ies ol ins profession. Under the in
• ess.ist labor winch that piolessiou demanded,
his coiismuiion al length gave w >y. He died,
leav ng io his friends the consolation, contain
ed m the promi'e <»f ihe Savior, that “Hie
pure n heari shall see God.”
; 3 T 'V e are aiithorzed to announce
the name ol •Jah.ii lieUki, as a
candidate lor Tax Collector, tor the
(.’otmiy of Lumpkin, at the ap
proahing January election.
Nov. 27th U 36. 26—2 t.
e are authorized toaunounce the
name of l\ V. Bl LFINCH Esq.
as a candidate for one oi the Justices
of the Inferior ( ourt of Lumpkin
Comity, at tho approaching January
election. — Dec. 17 —t e.
*S’r o l tsb or o ugh , 6' a.
Fi IZG' R\LD, the former piin-
I aV fl. cip j~t ibis Hisiitu mn, bus sum-uder'd
; all her inter'si in the s.imr to the subscribers,
I under whose direction i! will li< re<»f(t r he
j conducted. Ihe m-xt session will commence
i on the 2d Monday ol January, 1537.
OFFI( ERS.
J. I’ \LMER, V M . Professor of .\nciem
and M dern I ar-guaues, Natural Sci
CliCi-. 4' •
N. LONG! ELLOW, V. M. p.rdessor oi
B< ties I.t tu rs, 51 attn maties, Menial
P I sop iv, & .
Mis. I.<> N(• r 1.1. LO'A , Piecpptress.
I Mrs. IRVX (E > l()il 11 Tea i her rd Di a w
ing. P mung a d Neerlh VV ru.
R. S. J V K **()N . Pr les-or <d Vlusic.
j Since ilie close ot tn« lis session, the bud
dings hate been tiewiy urratig-tl ainlgrea'lv
improved, two addition I Pianos hive be n
; pi.r< based, md a Pinlo-o fi J .md C' e ini J
Viparai is ord'r-d, the' arrival ot winrh r
drtdv exp'tt r d I Ins Senilnarv wdi hr devo
ted exclustrtitj io female educa’ion. o<l •"> 1
effort will be spared on the part i.s offict rs
io give s iirstaction to Hs pair u*. B ard may
be obimn’d hi me
reasonable terms. Imtncr p.iilicuLrs made
know n on npplication.
J. P \I.MER, a m. »
N. LONuFELLO I, am ) Pt " ,c 'P tN
Mrs Fitzgerald, pre-ents t > her friends
and pair' ns Iter r« speciiu| a< knowledgt-men’s
tor their libeial p itr i.iige, and 'uliciis t ron
unuance and es'ensinn of the same to the
oen'l-'T-v in whom she *,a> rehiiqmshe I tiro
.I.s , ri.il full ' O' H ieo. it I wdi l e r on-
d-n ed t v m< r. of i 4cu < n.,r t< iers a-»
tr nr Lei s, anil t’o moral w Hi>>, aie nut surpas
s> d Ly anv.
Mrs. F. w II r.ike a few you g j,d es a3
boardr r.s in her fauvly.
Sc i'.ts'jcr ’’igh. DvC. 16. 29—4 t
0IIO? ISA ES.
SheriHs Sales,
ILL be sold on the first T uesday in
February next, in the town of Dahl 'lmega,
Lmnpkm county, ivithm the usual hours of sale, the
following property, to wit :
One sorrel Horse and one grey Mare, levied on as
the property of John B .yd, to satisfy afi fa issued
from Lumpkin Superior Court, in favor oi J unes E.
B ard, vs. John Boyd, Samuel Jones and I’ho.nas
Townsend securities. Property pointed ont by John
Bo\ d.
No. 1070, 12th district Ist section, levied on as the
property Robert Ralston, t . satisfy a fi. fa. issued from
the Superior C> u t of Lumpkin Comity, in fa.orofthe
[•Stale, for the use of the officers of Court, vs. said !
Ralston. ■
Lot No. 31, and part of No. 32, in the Ist district of
formerly Hab rsham now Lumpkin county, levied on
as the property of John McFarlin, *to satisfy a fi. fa
issued from a Judices Co ot ot Lumpkin county, in
favor of John D. Fields vs. said McFarlin. Levy
made and returned to me by David Adams, L. C.
That Town Lot in Anraria w hereon Telitha Wade
did orinerly live, on 'he east side of '.he road or street
leading Horn Auraria tn Datilohnega, being part of
Lot N . 662. 12th district Ist section, fronting 70 feet ;
and running back to the line of said lot, levied on as
the property ot Allen Mathews to satisfy a fi fa issued ;
from Lumpkin Supenor Court, in favor of Walton !
Knight, vs said Mathews..
A part of lot No 985, 12tli district Ist section thirty
acres more or less, levied on as the property of John
D i i'-l.is to saiify, a fi fa issued from the Superior
Cm H of Lumpkin county in favor of the Central Bank
ot Georgia, vs Stephen D. Crane, G. W- Paschal and
John D Fields.
Lot No, 7, 13tii disiric’ (south) Ist section, levied
on as the properly ofWi'liam Lackey, to satisfy a ft fa
issued fi-urn Lumpkin Inferior Court, tn favor of James
C Helton, tor the use of the officers of Court vs.
Wiliiam Lackey.
One two-horse wagon, and No. 919. 12th district
Ist section, levied on as tho property of WiHia u
Worley, to satisfy a fi fa issued tr > n Lumpkin Bupe
ii >r Court, in favor >f ihe Inferior Court of Lumpkin
County, vs. William Worley.
One Negro man by the name of Charles, about 38
ye its of age, levied on .is the property of Mathew
Marable, to satisfy a ti fa issued from Lumpkin Supe
rior Court m favor of Erasmus G. Marable vs. Math
evv Marable.
T rit well improved Town Lot in the Town of
Dahion .ega, kno-Aiia id distinguished in the plan of
said ;own, by ihe No 5, levied on a-< the propeity
of Samuel 1 atum, to satisfy a fi fa issued fr m the
Superior Conn of Lumpkin Con tv in iavor of
William 11. .Mallory, tor the use of Necd.’m Jourdan,
vs. Morgan H. Snow, Samuel Tatum and Hardy C.
Tatum.
JOHN D. FIELDS, Jr. Sh’H.
CORONER’S SALE.
® ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in February
t next, before t e Court House door in tie
Town Oi Dahl hnega, Lumpkin county, wiihin the
usual timns of s. le the following property to wit .
i Lots X.'s. 1055. !OSO, 1029 & 669. all in the 12th
j district Ist Si ctiuii, levied tipmi as the property of
a King, l<- satisfy a ft fa issued from th luferi >r
( ‘>tni of I "tn, kin, m favor o: the Justices of the
Interim Court ol Lumpkin county, against Samuel
King and J itin D. Folds, Jr.
JollM DONALDSON, Coroner.
1 Cobb Sherills Sales.
SM/’ILL be-old, on tm list Tuesday in February
w w ii- xt lietore the court house door in ihe town
’ t >f .larietta, Cobb county, the following property,
to w it: * *
Lot No ‘282, IGth district 2d sect ion, levied on as
| 'he properly of Willis Sin th. to satis y afi fi issued
from a Insl'C's Com! of If ill county in favor oi J hn
( B ling, for the use of Abr.iharn Pet: j Im, vs. said
.''ini h. Levy made and returned to me by a Coa
( stable.
I. t No. 314 Ist district 3-1 section levied on as the
prop, ity ot Tim. a3 ILiry, 'o sa is.'y a fi fa issued
1 i'tiui a I sti.-cs Court of t haft am comity, in favor of
C'ai’hi.rn k iVo.id. Levy made and ivtur >ed to me
’ by a Constable.
i
j Lot N 563 lOtlt distrii 123 section, levied on as the
► ! ,>a tr v <i| l.'iberi ./>ti i.-f n, to sati-'y afi fa issued
from Jii -tir Court .f N» wit; com ty. in favor ol
" lohn 'i >b. A t'o. Levy made a;«d returned to me
| by a C osli-b e
I.ot No. 7m. ,1.-.. K-r TH section, levied on as
I the pr prrly of I’eter Chaney. to satisfy afi f'a issued
" fro i Jus ic s Conn of lackson comdy, in favor of
1 J ,»eph <H i. ingliam. Levy made ami returned to me
i by a Constable.
I. t No. 452, Ist districl 3 I section, levied on ns the
■ j property of illiefloro. Daiid O’Neel and W.C.
Lester securities, t>- satisfy a fi fa issued from t e
j Inferior Court <.t Decatur county in favor ol the
r Central Bank.
Lot Xo. 2<lG, ‘2O h district 2d section, levied nn as
he property I Chari-s Dmision. Maj .r W Lord ami
Viiiim I S em a . t<> -a i f- two fi las. issued fro .
I a histicrs C .irt ot M-ufisi.n emm'y. ill favor . f Ctia les
| M .'ti . Levy made and reiurutd to me by a Cun
stab.e.
I.ot No. 442, 17:h district 2d section, levied on as
the ptope ty of H rrri-on Osburn, to satisfy a fi fa
n m d no i> a J Alices Court of Newton tountv in!
fa or IA . x i'id -r Biyan. Levy na !e and returned
to me by a Constable.
Lot No. 5G5, iD'h district “2d serti'-.n, levied on ns I
the ;.r..p» i y <>f \\ d. am B ' (i. to -at.s yafi la issued
lr. m a Justices Cmirt <4 Ba ! < wm cmi',;-, i i ', ( v o| |
Rand»l .earn. Levy made and returned (o me by a
( oiis'aide.
Po.xtponed sale.
Lot No. 536, ‘2d district 3d s*-euon. levied on as the
properiv of W i ion M.Cro.krt, to satisfy a ti fa
is-net! from aJu st ices Com tolVi a I'<>n < ounty in lavor
.4 J. 11. Arnold. L» vy made and returned to me bv I
a Cun. table.
I) \NIEL M \Y, Sh’ff.
Gilmer Slicnifs Sales.
W 11 Lbi -<dd on tit :ii- Tuesday in February
▼ < next, nt Al ijay, i • l.i tm-r c ..i ty. within tiie
usial ti'iurs ot sale, the loilowiiig |jro,<rty to wit: i
Lm N ». 92, Sth district 2d -e< i n. levied on cs the !
pr-.pertv ot Wdliain P«»Wvll, Junior, t>. satis y a fi fa i
issued from a Ju’iites Co rt of Fny*tte coun’v i>*
•rv : i P« wel s mor. Livy made and
r. tu ltd t<> me bv a Luiistaule.
I.ot \ i 71. 12th<ii-t i t 2<l s. c’i »o, levied on as the
' r <per'y ol '1 brno i* .i<!d;> lou. to -at.-ly a fi fa issued
from a tu- > ••.« ('m-rt of l.’ab <a county m favor of .
J. s. p > Junes is. I'n > s- Mid Jlet m, Mart.n Cuib-r- j
s hi, f I >h De .ton it d Jam s 1) ntm. Levy made
and returned tome by a C ns:ab!e.
JOHN T. BAILEY, Sh’fF.
Forsyth Sheriffs Sales.
WriLL be sold on Ihe first Tuesday in February
next, before the court-house door, in the tow n
of Cumming, between the usual hours of sale, the
following properly to wit:
Lot No. 83, 2<l district Ist section, levied on as the
property of Mary Baker, by virtue of sundry fi. fas.
issued from a Justices Court of Forsyth county, in
favor oi Braonon Thomas and others, vs. said Mary
Baker. Levy made and returned tome by a Con
stable,
The north half of Lot No. 7, in the Town of Cum
ming, levied on as the properly of W. W T . Vaughn, to
satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of For
syth county in favor of the Central Bank of Georgia,
vs. Mason Ezzell, maker, mid John J< lly, \V. W.
Vaughn, John Btalock and Berry Hill, indorsers.
Lots No 190 and 191 in the 14th district Ist section,
levied on as the property of William Hammond, to
satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of Forsyth
county, in favor of the Central Bank, of Georgia, vs.
Edward Daniel maker, Mason Ezz 11. John Jolly, W in.
Hammond and Richa.td Hayes, etidotsers,
Lot No, 18, in the Town of Cumming, (under the
incumbrance of a mortgage,) also, Lot No, 1113, 3d
district tsi section, levied on as the property of John
ii, Russell, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Forsyth Supe
rior C urt, in favor of J hn Bowman vs. John Jolly,
James M. Daniel, Edward Daniel and John IL
Russell.
Lot No. 489, 3d district Ist section, levied on as the
pr< p rty of Joseph Nal y, to satisfy a fi (a. issued from
ihe .•'iiperior Court ot Hal) county, in favor of Flem
ming Payne, vs. said Nally.
ARTHUR ERWIN, Sh’ff.
Cherokee .sheriff’s Sales.
'W'®7’/LLbt sold on the first Tuesday in February
V w next, before tiie Court House door, in the
Tow n of Canton, within the usual hours us sale, the
following property, to wit.
Lot No. 18, 23d district 2d section, levied on as the
property ot Peter M. Curry, principal, and John Hol
lingsworth, endorsers, to satisfy a ti fa issued from a
Justices Court of Bibb county, in favor of H. B. Hill,
ys. P. M. Curry, and John llollingswoith, endorser.
Levy made and returned by Samuel Hillhouse. L. C.
Lot No. 1127, 15th district 2d section, levied on as
the property ol Win. VV. Meloney, to satisfy a fi fa
issued from a Justices Court of Dekalb county, in
favor ot John Choice & Co. vs. sale Meloney. Levy
made and returned by Joseph Fincher, L. C.
One road wag n and gear, one bay Mare with a
blaze face, one blind gray horse and Ore blind bay
lioise, levied on as the properly of Samel Thompson
to satisfy a fi fa issued from ihe Superior Court of
Oglelhorp county in t-ivor of Edward Coxe, vs. Win.
K McCanlt s~, John McCanlt ss, Samuel Thompson,
■lohn Hale, Britai Mikels and Thomas Amis.
JOHN B. GARRISON, D. S
Murray Sheriffs Sales.
31 ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in February
w ¥ next, at Spring Place, Murray County, within
1 the usual hours of sale, the following property to wit:
Lot No. 300, 9th district 3d section, levied on as
! the prop rtv of Al< xan ter R McLaughlin to satisfy a
iti fa issued fiotn Bibb Sii| eiior Court, in favor ot Isaac
I Norton and Wilson Fuller, & Co. vs. said Alexander
' R McLaughlin.
Lot No. 36 9th district 3d section, levied on as the
I prop' rty >f Jesse Day tn satisfy a ti fa issued from
Cass >iq>eri“! Court, in tavur ot Edward Bement vs.
said Jesse Day.
VVILI IAM McG AUGHY. Sh’ffi
Also, at (he same time and place.
Lot So. 113 8 h distctii' 3d section, levied on ns
the pr pert, of . illiutn M. Croi ke.iL to satisfy a fi fa
I isstp d ti< m a Justices Court -if VV alt<>n county, in favor
'of I !1 Arnold. Levy made and returned to me by a
Constable.
' One eixth prt of Lot No. 190, 13 : h district 3d sec
tion, levied on as the property -if Goodwin N. Abbott
io satisfy a fi fa issued from n Justices Court of Butts
j county in favor of 8 S. Baley, vs, said Abbott. Levy
m <di and returned to me by a Constable.
One -ixth part of Lot No. 190. 18th district 3d sec
t tien, levied on as ti e propeity ol Bazel Smith to sat
isfy a fi fi issued from a tuslb-es Court of Jasper coun
ty, in favor of James M. Flowers, vs said Smith.—
Levy made and returned to rn<' bv a Constable.
I J. LAV MANCE, 1) Sh’ff.
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Notice*
j A LI. persons are hereby cautioned against
i *» trading for a proinimrv note executed bv
the subscriber Io Mark Waites, for the eurn
■ of Four Iroiidn d and eighiy-eight dollars, and
eighty < ents. I relieve is (he sum, given somrt
J time in July IS3G due twelve months after
I ■ date ; as this note was at t| e time given, and
now is the properly of Elizabeth Rhodes,
widow and I xecutr.x ;n her own rong of
Heflin S. Rhodes deceased, who owes mo a
large amount of money and w ill not settle with
me, I therefore will not pay tho s iid nolo
without a settlement, or compelled by law.
WILLIAM GREEN.
' Gwinnett county, Ga. )
20’h Deeemhor, 1836. f 29—3't
huh.ths nlier date application will
he m ide to 'he li<>nor.*ible Inferior Court
10l Ilabersliam Comity, when silling for ordi
nary purposes lor leave In sell all ihe real Ls
. la e ol John Mclntire, deceased.
ELIJAH SISK, Adm’r.
Dec. 2G, 1836.
I - - -nr.
IXotice
Rcpoit has bi-en circulated abroad
that the HOTEL, formerly occupied
b} Mrs Paschal and Sons, in Auraria.
-Tm .*<- has long since I'cen closed and has ceased
i -o <p, tm-ioe s req ire fr<»rn the m der.-ig'ed an un-
I<| hi ified confradicii n. It has never ceased, for a
. solitary day, to receive and aecommodate both
Regular and Transient Boardcrs y
Huce Mrs. Paschal came into the Country. Her sons
i having left (be County, (one ti mporarlly only) the
t.iiirmss of the es abli'hiro nt will hereafter be conduc
ted by Mrs. PA'CHAL and inysu If. wlioare prepared
lo acconuooda'elfio-t who mas be disposed to favor
I .em w th a call, in the best st) It the country can
afiord. Mrs. Paschal tenders l>ei thanks to the public
foi tiie liberal patronage hcretof-re beslowed on her
House, and solicits a continuation of the sane.
TIIOM.MS LILLY.
Auraria, Dc. 17, 1836. 27—3 t
KoTice,
SOST “F MISLAID, a certain promisory Note.
J made by Lowland Beard n. and payable io John
I K ilston. Jr. and endo:-ed by said RaUton to tho
-ul>-i r.l»- r, i>r thirty dollars, beanng date the 19th
d-v oi V-i ch 1536, and dn»- trie 4th day of July
•n. riaft r. Tiie public are her> by cautioned agninst
tradi g for said Note, and the maker from paying it
to any one except n.ysely. as 1 am '.be legal ownerof
the »a.ue.
JAMES 11. WORLEY
D e 21 h, 1=36.—2?u.