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(f t ' ,'■ op..- : .'p... -A I £.:« jl fcd \s, 7 al 5..-:j . H la M tffl So ' l"-A' ■k. ■ -Li JhLj _Li_ '<DSTlLllj XJSId X® CHERO KEI N V ELI.I G E /I Di'.morrntic. ftrpttb'ican, nehsp i ph it; PtthHslu'fl (it. EDAHWAH, < In rok- f cou <f i/, Gt. DEVOTED TO THE PRESERVATION OF THE UNION j And the .crrigntn <■[ the STATES: sycoph oil of no Party, the sluulo'er of no Indi vidual, the friend of JAUKSON. once <i n'e, k by IHHVI J L COSH, IJroprii tor, Fditor mid Publisher. TERM 5 ? j THE INTELLIGENCER J s published at three dollars a venr to subscriber*. I when paid in advance it* at four dollars, if not paid! until lln* end < f 1h« year. N :f o' *r will be discontinued, but al the option of I the Editor, to any subscriber in arrears. Ad 'tn nits and Job Work will be executed at I file rnsf unary prices Comnuuication to the Editor must be post paid to ! entitle them to attention. No subscription received for less than a year. EXECUTORS \ND ADMINTSTR \TORS’DUTY j Notice to Debtors and Creditors Io be published j tix wc'ks. Prince’s Digest. page I">7. A'l intend 'd Sales of goods stud chatties. bot'm.ring i 1 o lostators or intestates roods and ch illies. shrdl I n i published in two or in »re nubile places in the parish |/•oinifi/i where such effects are to be sold, and i. the ; gazette. nt least forty <! ivs before the day of such in- I tended sale —ibid I" 1. All sales to be between the hours of fen and four ! o’clock, an I if continued from div to day, notice to I be given thereof on the first day of sale—i/<o/167. j Sales of real oro >orfv to be «> the first Tuesday in the inoßtli, at the place of public sales,after sixty days ; publication.— ibid 171. Application for Letters nf Dismission published six | months. — ibid 168. r«TR \YS To be advertised by (lie Clerk of the Inferior Court r-ib'd. ej’rrr'f, r» y T”)jr« ~* Tint advertise with ns ere notified that to make their sales legal, those for April must appear on the ■ first d iv of March. For May, by 'he fifth of April For June, by the third day of May. For July, by the thirty-first day <f May, For August, by the fifth day of July For Sej feinber, I y ti e second d’av 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! fire notified that we will receive in » avinent. Bills ofany denomi nation on any of the solvent. Banks of this State. SI-’EDtS TCtEES, ‘5/EAUS, IMPLEMENTS, BOORS, Ac. For sale id Ike AMERICAN FARMER ESTABLISHMENT, A’o. Id. South Calvert street, Baltimore. Aid. The subscriber presents bis reap cts to Farmers’ Hardeners and Dealers in Seeds throughout the United Slates, particularly his customers, and informs them that he is receiving from Europe, from iiis own Feed Gard't . nnd lion, various parts of this country, l,is annual‘upply.d ITELDAND GARDEN SEEDS; and that lie will by the first ot November, be pr< par ed to execute oi ders, wholesale mid retail with promolness mid accui cy. at ns low prices mid on us favorable terms as can allmin dby miy Dudcr in Jlie United Slip vs, for first rail A -lic/is. Fruit and oro .niiental TRI LS and PLANTS, C.i: \I’I.VINES. SHiIUBBnRY, oulbotis and other Flower ROOTS. Will be procured to ordei tram any of ih’’ principal Nurseries or Gardens in this country, for most of which the subscriber is Agent Abo. Ploughs li 'irons, Cultiv.H as. Straw Cut ters Wheat Fans, Corn Midlers, 't lin.-hing Ma chines and all other kinds of Agi icultitral mid II rti ruitural Implements, will be procured from the best mniiufnctories ,n Baltimore. DOMESTIC ANIMALS, particularly cattle of the improved Durham Shorthorn, lira Devon and the Holstein Breeds; Sheep ot the ilnkeweil, South ilownnnd various fine wooletl Breeds; t-vvine ot se veral valuable kinds, -pecinlly ol th Ban.Hz Bn e! ; various kinds ot Poultry, such ns the \\ lute luil.i , Bremen and We-tphalhi <<ees< <>.<mrann th. i l\.n and several other -p.cie.- ot Animals, all ot . • - i<- Breeds, mid ae of/orx, are either k pt or safe al the Experimental and Breeding Farm ot tins LstaMi ii liieiit or can be |>roCUted from the best sotiiccs, to Ol BOOKS. Agricultural. Horticultural and Botanical, in much greater variety tbmi at the Book.-toiys— some nt them rare and particularly valuable, are kept constantly t»’i'sale. In short. ALL Articles wanted by 1 armors and Gardeners in the prosecution of their I Urines- me liiiended citl ’T to bo k pt on hand or within re»c. when called for. And though last, r.ot lens), Hint old and w ell km wu Vehicle of knowledge, the tno-t VmliihL e. of fill • ♦luiim .dities(ora Tiller oi the sold--the X.M t .Rif N \ y VtM R. isp.dilbhed weekiy atthis :'-laldi- hment. *t Si »> year, wacre subscriptions and communications arc. respe.itluHy solicited, addressed as all Letters Biust be, to the Editor and Propiietor. I IRVINE HITCHCOCK. Note.— An“ Extra number of the American Fm m •r coutrininga Prospectus of tin* Establishment, ind a Catalogue of 'seeds and other Articles" tor sale, w ill be. sent gratis to nnv person who shall furnish bis ad-' *|re«s. for that purimse ~FQR SALE lie tollowihg LO I ' »w. (t. red l<u -ale. No. 1040—21—2 982 3 2 (iS(> | 2 For particulars enqmra at this t tflice. All person-are rnmiou ag...n«i trmp ;i -M,nr on either ‘ ?f ‘V*•? hundred ~.5 sisty-oue ' the (me eenth dIMWI the SCtQUU UWUvU. ' i diu 1; -it Vd. «I—No. 3. Cass Sheriffs’ Sales. FOR MAkCH- Will be sold, on t. c first 1 u.'sday in > •,| !ex t, at tee court-house door, at Cassviile, in (hr c.*untv of ( ass, nelween Hie hours <>t ten in Hie morning at d ! -uc in the aiterncou, of that day, the follow ing pro perty, to w it : Hot number live hundred and ninety-two in the seventeenth district <■( the third section, levied on as the roperly oi Johnson Bones, to stdislv ali la fr< m a justices com I . t iiibbcoutdy in t ivor ot John Hol lingsworth, levy made mid returned to me by a cou sin me. iSo 2. Also, lot number Iwo hundred and eigh teen in the sixtemi district oi the third section, levied on as the propcHy oi Aimer Cherry to satisfy a li fa tiom a justices cout t ot Hi b county in favor <4 F. Flournoy for tic-use of William Porter, levy tu idc anti it'tiirned Io me by a constable. No. 3 Also, lot number cue th utsand and fifty m the seventeenth district i ih< bird sec!ion, ii vied ■mi <:s the pro; ■ rty ot Thoums Hridgmau to . al’ss's a fi i i from a jusf .ei-.s com t of Biob c iiuty in fav.-r of ,'c.irii’is i . Cmiuniugs, levy muPic ;;uu returned to me by a coastal)!>■. No. 1 Als >, !-t number eight himdred and sixty mne. iu the two nty-iirst di-tric; of the econd section, ! levied on as the propt tty oi < |pw!ns Coupee to satisfy a fi la tiom a j.istu es l liU! -t o . ; BtLb county in favor of it ii i-.iin i.. A . Clark, levy made mid returned tome by a c luslal.i . No. o. Also, a negro hoy named Willis, supposed to be about fifteen years old. levied oa as Hie proper ty oi John Loving to satisfy 'wo fi ins from a justices court of Bibb comity in favor of John B. Wick, levy made and returned to me by a constable. • No . Also, a negro Imy I'amed Philip, supposed to tie about seventeen ye-.is of age. levied on as the p opi rty ot Samuel Fergisou to satisfy two fi fas from a.justices court ofCass county, in favor of Walter S. Auair, levy made and returned to me by a constable. No. 7. Also, a negro boy named Tom. about nine years of age; a negro girl named .Martha, between seven and ten years of age; one road two leather Beds and Furniture ; one Trunk; one weav ! ing Loom and one Slab, 'evied ni! l!S t| |e p rn p ( .,.j v o f ! 1 lodge Itahern Io satisfy a fi fa from the superior court ' of Cass county in favor of the Governor for the use of I the Centra! Bank of Georgia and other fi fas. No. 8. Also, Leonard Bissel, s interest jn lot num ' her twenty in the sixteenth district >f the third sec tion, levied on to satisfy afi fa from a justices court of ■ Walton county in favor of John Chappel, levied on i and returned to me by a constable. LEWIS TUMLLN, D.S. jan 25 50 K Doctor M. Montgomery. H tving settled himself pennaiicntly in Floyd conn tv G i. respectfully tenders his set vices to the public in the practice of .Viv.mci.XF. svnGv.uv, &.<•. Ho will intend to all calls, in any tit ancii of med icine, an ! may. always, be found at the i< -idence o' James Hemphill, esq. Vann’s Vally, until tiie county cite be established. j"!y ’‘3-22 PBOSPECTUS OF THE COMPLETE PERIODICAL L BRARY. Forty-eight pages weekly—nearly lw>i(housai 1 five hundred ortavo pages in a year, for five dollars, fur nishing annually select reading equal to fifty volumes of common size. The Library will contain nearly’ till the u< vv works of merit as they appear, viz : Voyages and Travels ; History ; Hiogr-iphy ; Select Memoirs; the approved European Annals; Adventures; Tales oi unexcep tionable character, iVc. iVc. The C >mplete j’eriodietd Library, will be found indispensible to all lovers of good reading in (own or country. Every number will contain torty-eigbt pa ges, in a size expressly r.dapted for binding when the book is completed; printed with type so large as not to laiiguethe weakest eye. its immense size will eu able the Editor to crowd any common sized book ia two numbers, frequently into one. New works will lints be despatched as they arrive from 1 urope, anu sent off to its patrons The subscriber in Missouri will be brought as it were to the very fountain <q lite- I rattire. Works prinle lin this I.ibiary w ill be furnish I ed to him. who'i without it, he would be wholly una ble to procure them A book that will cost us six dollarsto import, can he r«’-printed an i distrihntedto subscribers, owing to our peculiar facilities, foi about twenty or thirty cents, w itli the impurtant addition of its being fresh and new. We will givjf < early tw o thousand five hundred pa ges annually, equal to fifty common size, i books ! ' Every work published in the Libi .iry will be contfilt te tn itself. A Title Pago will be given in each v> lune, so (hat the subscriber, if lie pleases, may sell or give it away without injurv to any of the others; or h may , lie bound up at tiie pleasure <n the siiti.-crtner. This work presents an extraoi’linary feature, tin known to any other periodical in tie country The subscription "rit'e may be considered a no te loan tor the year, as tiie work at the y ear's end. t\ II sell fur cost, and in many parts <>f the Vuited St les it will bring double its ovijinnl cost t the subsc, i >er. The works published in the Coinnb’tv Periodical Library, w ill beof the highest chai.o'er, both as re gards'he author and hi-subject Nev vv 'il:s ot ap proved merit, will tai sent out to the Editor I y everv arrival from Europe, giving linn h>i mdiinit< d fieh 1 t<> select from, while core wT be taken to make ),i --ptiblicnfion equal to any thing of the kind pttbli-ln ~ in America T 1 e first number vml'i be issued on the >th of May, next, and regularly ev cry Wednesday thereafter, a* cured in handtome printed covers, nnd on fine white paper, at per annum, payable in advance X’hibs remitting .'82(1, w ill be supplied will) five comes for that sum; agents at the same rate. Address., T K. GR!T\IF\NK. No 9. t'rrnildin Plait. Phila. N. B The usual exch’O" e to ’ ditor- who • h < nis<- ESTRAU. GEOI. <.M—FOt{B} TH UOl '!A . Simeon \\ hill ,of captain Hutc ,: insdi-trict,toll.-oe fore me. a huge I SORREL M \RE, Ten or eleven years old. with white spots r>n each side ot her neck, shod bek»re Appraised ov A’-n --lem M. Reece and Osbou n Havgoodt<> fortv «iol' ir-. i IM’RTIS GREEN, j. r. I J true extract f'r-'m the listray 800 - JOHN BLALOCK c. i. c. j., i II m 18 ”TOirW<mK , ZiXfftwltd al Mw OJfa. ED A WAH, Siturdiiy, Slardi I, 183-1. Edahwah Hotel. Mt TH Sil’j sub <:ril>cr respectfully iiil.niii ’ oxi public -hat lie has just vpen a HOUB!' OF L.NTi kT.ALxMEA’i', on tn; lortiiwcst corner ot the public square and H’oi,ting the Couit-lio’ire, i’< the town o’ Edahvvah. Cl erokce county, wiicre he vviii at ell unn s be pi e pared to accommodate the fashionable V isitor ano the weary Traveller nnd D ’iiy Board' r, upon ti.: u:.'st ;e.nenable terms. Tin subsciibei forbears I making ple-Jg- s that Ii • cannot redeem but assures Hie public li.O IPs a-. c -m!:: jdutions w ill be iiif.-i i,,r to non’ ot the pl : . fait of !>. . b-st ’he ccuutiy ; (F-ids. No pon will be rq ■ ■ 1 fits Gm sts mum >rla- bi< ; . ’’jt, 2~’, ( .'. f .ri • ■ r leb i.> i ■ k’gD. ■ Ci‘c «j i<HgC Ui. * K j * ’■-• --. i-jt ??' ’ IA i- /.vu»N PGA 1 j[O 1 GL. rhe und*rsigti..d Laving stlutited himself in the tow u oi Llv t-AGS I’ON, t lot/tl county, respectfully in form> his friends and tiie public, generally, that he has oj ened a house of PUiiLn ENTER 1 AIRMEN i, VV here h h q.e.i to receive a deserved share o; cus tern. Hi- ItOUiSE is situated on the south-east cor tier oi Kivci <iud Broad-streets tie assures the pub lie that Ins TABLE wiii be furnish with the best that can be |p red u (h ■ country, by industry and mo ney. and every means used t ' render those comtot ta ble that may \ isit hi- House tiis S TABLE will be provided with n sufficient quami yot COitN, FODDER and OATS, at alt times, and under the constant and exclusive care of an expeiiericed and faithful lIO.STL? R. 1 he Proprietor in making his charges, will always remember the pressure of the times. 1 ins beautiful site and rising Town, is situated on (In bank u the Coosa river, near'he betid of steam boai navigation. This village m-.«t possess some ad vantages highly favorable to its m< r'-'.in’ile interest. A. If JOHN’S TON. The Federal Union and Georgia Journal '"ill, each, insert this notice four times and forward me tlieir ac coutits lor payment. A-II J. Jan 25 —i* —so Aih( i Hs female Academy. I t . . j HIS institution will be opened on Ibe FIR-T , £ MO A DAY IN JANUARY NEXT, under the I joint directum oi the subscribers. A sufficient mim ; her ot competuut assistants will at ail times be pro vided. Hides of Tuition, payatde in advance. | Foj Scholars instructed in Spelling, Reading. Writ ing ami Arithmetic, as tar as Vulgar Fraction. Smith’s system, $4 00 per qr. ; Sanu -w ith rmglisb Grammer and G; ogmphy, §,7 00 “ Rbet ric, History, Ise of Globes, Nat- ural r’hilo-ophy < 'heini-try. A-tio u.m.y. L'Oi!) iv i Greet*'»,ai<gu« <•-, and the Mathematics, $8 00 “ Instructions w ill be give in the French Language i'he. .'dune Room, as heretofore, will be occupied bv MRS WALTHALL, whose know ledge of tiie science, and experience in teaching, need no com mendation. Drawing and Painting will be taught in the Acade my The school will be provided w ith Apparatus for illustration in the different sciences There will be mom illy examinations w ithout any previous preparation Shol'Stic Year—Ten 'Hntlhs. {J2F Boarders will be received in the family of the Senior Principal, ri-iding on the premi-i s. vv-'i’ n i’iV' : i' M ’ Principals. VVM. H IHiN 1, v ‘ Nev. 30_-— 41. Ihiivcrsitv (4’ f/corgin. !• & II F. next Goltcgt- -T mwiu ■ ommi nee on .in ! « Itith January LSi4.- Em- ..Ju.a.-ii :■ into the i Freshman Class, a < aiidi'Jale miro have a ion- it I know ledge oi Cicero’s < ba'V irgil, John am i Acts in the Greek Testam- nt, Grarca Minora or •>. cob’s Greek t’e her r iigtish Gn.mnw r, and Geog raphy.and t>c well acq.iaii.ted will: Aritfimatic STUDIES i»F 'I Hl. I NI HIM -N t I ASS. DL To'/m. Jug. to Nor.— Livy. Gran n Maj'cra, I 1 vol commenced, and the Fn tick t.ai.gm'.ge 2i/ Term.from Jan.ti> A r l— Livy, Graces, Majo ra, Ist voi. and I r u-h i • <mi<-d. 2d Term, April to Arg— Livy at; I Graeca Major . Ist vol c.oncoiced, Frmich eetitmued, ami Day’s, Al gebra. i :ir >ugli Ratio and P .portion STFDIGts <'*. THEf-UPHtniOtthClASS. I*7 T. rni, Aug. to Nov. — Horace auu Giaeca Ma ■ jura, 2d vol. ccmmenced Algebra conclutied, and I Hirer hooks ot Geometry, (Playfair's Euclid.) i 2d term Jan, to April. —Ctvu < > Alriora, 2d vm coni timed; Horace moi Geometiy < ui.eluded, and Jamieson’; Riietoric. I 3d Term, April tn Aug -Gra< ■ a Majora. 2d ’ oi. e'm l'idr ii: m Langu gas. I n in'i rwom :m try . I Mensuration, Surveying, IN'any a uTyu i sHis -101 ’ " | The present Junior < la-s have -tmlied in addttt n' to the stiove, tiie first booh oi t.ieero ce v» at re, (i < first book oi II mer’s Un , Blair’s L'Cluies, and, (•Im- s Mechanic - in ; :1 I ill ugh tl.e classes r< gmrily attend to Ficur bm 1 I ring l ll< I' i e-l. man ami .*■ ; . ■ ;;;ioi eyer . S yet it Is in • I iniii.r' a i indispensab'e lequi ife lor admis.-ioii into any i ot the classes. Prov isioi is mad> (< rth ’S< who < n 'ter without a kimwieugi <i Fre <h. to stnuy tlia ; _ language, tor which there is no; d..itiut:ui charge ot ; ' t-ntioii. , I I Those vrtto desin it will have opjM>rtunity ot study lmg IL ui w Spanish, (ieinran, end Italian withou I any adi itinna! ehr-.iges. , I The rates ot tuition arc S3B per annum, payable | hall yearly in advai.ee. , Foard can in obtained in respectable tamilies at , from Io ; < iiiimil'l. E u ..'i i. ■■ oth- '-'eoi’y. V, M. L MITCIIELL. Sec’ry. Nov mbi r Ir 53 -42 j NOTICE. Commimicatio' •• t CLERK >t the Superior t ■ i , ■ • in I \f 1 A »i)< • I • >1 -{’»•' i »«::■!. iUliO lil 1 1 vvii ’a l t'i I 1; . I ; de,i imti: "■> vffiee tees are paid ( I i'he 1 ederiii I num wiii pti 1 h-li tri notice once a ■ i momti (oi >otjr mouths and - 1t! »i . i cimnt to me i tot p > niei ' li. G. KUg Lit•" (.S. (/. i j. tn 25 SO F/oyd evunly. CAUTION. Persons tar . «♦ Il <UI ■ < HI 30- K t i \ N R tto the -i- tee r’n dav of Au-oi.-l it are icftn med tti it In v mus produc ■mv order or receipt to make their | > rieiits vahm LdIIUK. t _ Bit'.T.**'*— - - €3- O' Ji a © —IL A N 25 AT Px.iV \T L CALL. ’: FOR SALE. j • Lot No. Dis. Sec. 191) 4 J ? . . . 91)0 1 2 5 :.2O IG 2 581 18 2 121 J!) 2 > Cobb. 123 19 2 618 2 3 1023 17 2 Fraction And Montgomery’s Ferry. J 632 3 2 Cherokee. 1061 17 3 Cass. i ra.. ldi n s . | IS 1 «--r- j 2'3 6 4 Walker. Tn-- nhove I OTS are principally valuable for soil, j on; wiii be sold on accommodating terms. Persons- I de~;rous of t.iir; iia-ing can have mi opportututy of , ‘ ’"ig so by applying to the undersigned, either at i Anraria, or while lie is out attending the Courts in the I several counties of the Cherokee Circuit, during the 1 I present rming. \v iLf JAM E- WALKER. J T , mrsAEE ( GOLD LOT number four hmm/ed and eighty in the third district ol the third section of originally ( Che.ickee county. Pumpkin Vine creek runs tiiieugh this Lot near its centre, fl i-said to contain Gold. Apply to N. B.JUHAN Agent i - Kb 22—m—54 at MiiledgdviHe. '' if you have the CASH. I will sell a u-w GOLD LOTS md L.NND i LOF o,i good term-, such as No. -112—1’2—1 ; No. Es7—io—l ; No. 250—15—2; No. 774-112;7 —2; No. (>9->—2!—3. LAND LOTS, No. 21'5—15—3; No. j 18—18—I. \oy person wishing to purchase any of the above named LOTS, can m -ke application to tiie subscriber. LEASTON SNEED. I Bark Camp, Burke county. sept 21 —e —32 TA EUA'BEE GOLD ANv» LAND LO I S .* .» EE The subscriber oll’ets the following LOTS lor sale : Number District Secliou 753 3 2 1 1322 19 2 138 3 4 397 3 1 191 3 3 303 19 3 279 8 3 43 22 2 Any person in the up-country or elsew here, wishing to purchase citht r ol the above Lots, w ill find the owner in Milledgeville, about the tenth and fifteenth December next, at .Mr. Buffi :gton’s board i g house. DAVID J MiLLF.R. Ware county, oct 12—0 —35 I Oil SAUE Tin- folk wing Gold and Land l.( ‘J’ viz : GOLD LAND No. 153 SD. J S. No. 7 7D. IS. 317 19’ 3 >2 5 2 1)24 -21 3 16’2 12 3 1 1.8 3 66 19 4 1’260 I 1 I 54 8 2 419 13 1 76 12 4 51(3 IS 2 195 8 2 129 i 14 1 I7D 10 J 1235 19 3 209 9 4 336 3 1 Apply, in Savannah, to Dr. GEORGE .MILLIN, or M. MYERS. oct 5—0—31 SIXSW 001.0 ’ L.aE FOR SAIA. Lot No. 2P2—13—2, known as die SIXE GOLD 1 MLN E, i tor sale. It is inniecessary to describe ihc Lot. as its mining qualities arc already generally ..uowii t miners, as one of the most valuable Gold Mines irt Georgia A creek runs through the 10l suf :i<-iit for twenty rocki r- and good houses are built ■dy to ccmi’V'iice ’Aorkii c. I.etl r-. pr»st paid, di ctedto meat f'a! Miassi e, Florida, will be an-wered, libera! credit will be Hiven (or the purchase money. "THOMAS G. GORDON.’ O( . t r,_ P _ pi PROSPECTUS! - ForjnibliJiing a new ices l-ly Newspaper, at Auraria, Georgia, to be entitled THE MINERS RECORDER SPY IN THE WEST. In the publication of this Paper, the Editor will from I <ime t<> time, furni-l: :he public with ail the intornm ! tion he may be enabled to procure, in relation to the I p-. gre-s of the .Mine- In addition to which, he will ' -fieroy be fuii.;-lie<l v\i<h a series ot Essays, written i o', Literary «.>■;.tiem n who have taken a Geological ; <■ wof ■ nt-comitiy io w hich w ill be shewn the coin- j -let • anaugemeiil of (he different Strala of eartlisat.ri ■ rocks, forming Htis iiiteresling section ot country an'' lin w hat kind Gold i-. nt" 4 usually f ii-.d. 'i'he E jt r w ill cndenv(>r at all t ines to pr i u e from Mine ! r togists. literary men and pracl.i'al observer-, such * lulormalioti, as will keep up a constant investigatiuii • >tllie various miner Is (our.J in this country . i In the wav i f .Miscellaneous hih'ter, lie will main I toe best scle’i lion- hi bis power both of a domedic I mid foreign nature A- regards the polit'eal course of (his pnper, Hie 1 . ilitor will endeavor to pin sue a liberal course keep ' nig at al. times tiis coiu.uns open to the discussion ot I ,■ '(itical subjects, vvlricl. are or may be of interest to 1 Gr country. Li rel tion to his own political opinions, he con i s'ders lie tn to be such as have be n maintained in the .noufiiern States, trom the adoption ol the Federal i Coiisti’iitioii down to the present time. He believes that Federal cneroachinents, sliotrd be guarded ; again*! vviili vlgiience and repelled with promptness., i Yet. liuvvever. in contending for the Rights oi the | States, lie cannot go lot he >ll aordimuy and danger ous extent oi me ol the politicians in a sister State ; lor cause he lln >es it vv ou'd ultini tel, end in the de- -ii in ti i: <?t tl.c gov l omeei < nd all its rights. Ili« opiiiion- liuwevc: fie considi is as nothing more than Ihe <q inions ol any other individual, be will , then ... 'e e i avorfo act the part of a faithful Jour- ■ nslist vv i’.h-.ut being sttbse.rv ient to the views ol any' par'./, leaving tiis paper open to the mv estigaliun ol ( truth, and all interesting s t 1 jects by ail. The fi;-l number ot this paper will appear in a fevv , Week- Terms—Three dollars per annum payable in ad v.ihcc or Three dollars and fifty cents at the end of tiie year. Advertising at the usual rates. Lditoi.- ot ... , papers are requested to give the above a tew insertions MILTON H. GATHRiGHT. leb 22 i>i V? hole Txo. 55. Notice. VV ill be sold on Wednesday the fifth day of Ma eh next, the TOWN LGTS ol Cumming, For syt county ; also, will he k-( tn the lowest liiuuer, the budding of tin COURT-HCL SLaud JAH. for 1 orsyth county. Terms made knew aon the. day of £ule - ISAAC WHORTON, J EC. Al ASON 1Z Z EL, J I.C. RICHARD HAYSi., J. I. C. WILLIAM MATHEWS, J I. C. feb 22—,v —54 r ; notice" The subsetiber w i.i cnu-.ivoi to t;e al each of (he < Superior Cum ts of_the < herokee Circuit, beginning I vviih Liitnpkii^ourt, at which he will attend ~boet ' the middle ot the first week All persons who nave | business with him will (to well to attend at the Court- < House in each comity ;,t the time mentioned, it will | save much trouble The Agent vv.il attend Cobb and > Paulding Courts of the Coweta Circuit WILtJAM G. SPRINGER leb 2v—t—s4 JgenL I xvi ‘A—C ASS 'COUNTY - ~ IVhereas. Malichi Jones applies for letters of Ad inmistration on the estate of THOMA 8 GOSS late i oi said county, deceased. | 1 hese are. therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, (lie kindred and creditors of said deceased, ; to be and appear at my office, within the time pre scriacd by ia a , to shew cause, i( anv exists, why .said hdjers sliould not be granted. CirenumUrmy/iandalGfhe (his I2lh .Tmvuarv. 1834. LEATH AM RANKIN, c c.o. janJS—b—49 ... „ . AN""ACT" loAitei the st ''"-.h sectiou <>. an a< .to revise and consolidate the militia laws of this .State, and to re i peal the c.tvalrv laws now in force, passed Decem ber i. 9. 1818, ml to amend the fifteenth, twenty s"Coi.u and W iqity-ioiirtli sections of an act, passed the 22d day ol December, 1831. amendatory of the ! above recited act, Hoc. 1. Hu it enacted l<y the Senate and House of Re prescv.taticcs of the State‘s Georgia in General-Assem bly met, a, d it is hereby enacted by the. authority vl Hie same, That irom and alter tlie passage ol this act, the seventh section ofthe above recited act, shall be al tered as follow s, to-wit : T hat where if shall happen in pny company district, that Hie privates neglect or i retuse io elect any officer or officers to the command i it shitll be tiie duty oi the Colonel, or commandant of ' the regiment to which they belong, or in counties con taining t.ut one battalion, of the Major commandant to nominate a fit and proper person or persons, as the case may n quire Io take command oi said company district, tor the terra of twelve months ; Provided, an vleciton cannot be. had sooner, and the person or persons elected, are commissioned by the command i er-in chief, or brevetled agreeable to law; and be it lurther/rrorn/ed. that all such as has been heretofore nominated to sai i command be, and they are hereby exonerated from the same, and that no person shall |be compelled to serve again, who has served,or may ! serve twelve months under two years from the term j of tiis appointment being vacated. • Sec. 2. He it further enacted T hat the fifteenth [ section oi (he before recited act, shall be amenued as I fellows, to-wii: That it shall be the duty oi command ing officers of companies of every description to mus ter their respective companies, four times in each year as nearlhe centre of th<-ii company diUricts as a m joritj of said company, liable to bear arms may de termine lipiHl Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That the twe.nty-se com; section of the before r< cited act, shall be amended as follow.-, to-w it: Thai there shall be com panv courts ol inquiry of t very description, ordered by the commanding officer of companies, within twenty days alter each must* r, or on the next muster day, to lie composed ol at least three oi the commis sioned or brevetled officers oi said company, under (he same rules and regulations as pointed out for vo lunteer companies in said section, and the command ing officer of said companies of every d< scription, shall be allowed to stay the issuing ot execution against any delinquent upon Lis making .iflicavit, stating the facts before any officer, authorised to ad- . minislt i (he same, w iihtn ten days alter the sitting of i sui t company courts, and the commanding officer of said cotLipany shaft lay the same before Hie next com- , pauy coti. t o’l inquiry, who may tq on the m. rits of i saiu affidavit remit or confirm the same, and order it. collected. riec. 4 Be il further enacted, That the twenty fourth section ot the before recited act, be amended as follows, to wit: That when any vacancy shall h; ppen by death, resignation or otherwise, ofany I’rovost Marshal or Clerk, it shall anil may be lawful 1 for the regimental courtoi inquiry and battalioncuui ts of inquiry in counties, coiittiiniug but one battalion, to elect a Clerk or Provost Marshal, as the case may be to fiil said vacancy under the same n quisitiun as pointed out in said recited section, and in case ol’ either tailii.g to attend any court required of them when orJere.il, shall be fined al (lie disctelioti of the court of inquiry, so ordered to attend in a sum nut ' exceeding ten dollars to be appropriated as other fines* i under the militia law- of thi- state. j-ec. 5. He it further enacted, That all laws or parts 1 ofl .ws militating against this act, be and they are hereby icpeuled. THOMAS GLASCOCK, Speaker of the House <>i Representatives. JACOB WOOD, President of the Senate; Assented to, Dcc.?3.1833. WILSON LUMPKIN, Gvernnr. iWTKJE. ’ FIR he subscriber wishes to Sell lot of land number 6 ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY in the four- I teenth district of the third section, now .Murray coun i ty, (ia. Said lot is returned by the surveyor first ’qualify river laud; any person wishing to buy good I land would do well to examine said lot. Titles in ! disputable. Terms low tor cash. For particulars I apply to the drawer of said lot iiying at Kings Gap, Harris county, Ga. A. WILLINGHAM. ' nov.—l6— a —dt? NOTICE. All person- arelii iebv ’ c ified, that I am tbcowner of Lot number Sl.\ HUNDRED AND SlX’] Y-TW O in the fourth islrit lof the third secfi n, of formerly Chorokoe, now Cass county : the Deed from the d aw< rtome i> recorded as the law directs; thev are thei< f>re warned ujainst trespassinjr upon s.iid lot, as the law u ill be rigidly enforced r. - iH R' ÜBE.N U. SHORTER. ja n 11 ' '■ r CLV.KKS SUKVOEXAS. Juror’s Summonses, j. JIA RI!!A G L LICENSES* Eor tale at this OjfaC'