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tuii perquisite, thav would pcNtiou for further i it clear to any rm<-, that tlio reverse of what is society, who wdro us truly modest cud m«,i
compensation,and flint the diminished revenue ironornlly fnlinwnd ought *-> t>e practised,
in the Department would not justify anv further j narnclv. to plnut crowns nr » holt* potatoes in
improvements in mail facilities. He is of opm- J lien of a plant with two eves. Phis ts even
ion, that the Post Office Ratablishuieut the second trial I have nt iJo, and found it the
satnu ; hut I was not so particular in the first
experiment os in the second, havino deter
mined by my eve that the difference was so ob
vious. This is of the creates! importance to
ought always to depend upon its own resour
ces without drawing upoo the general Treas
ury. Not'vithsltindins this representation,the
Committee on Post Offices in (he House have
reported a hill to reduce the postage on pain- | the agriculturist. IPit holds good for an nere,
phlf.lsart'l legidntive documents whether pro- what a difT-reiice in the produce ! The differ*
cending from Congress or State Legislatures, I mien of a little extra seed hears no comparison
to the rate of 1 cent a sheet for any distance m the extra produce ; and besides, the labour
not exceeding 100 miles, anti 1 1-2 cents for of cutting is saved,
any greater distance. It does not touch the i ...
subject of newspapers or letters. Thus the j Receipt for making Tomato Sauce 'Take
matter stands at present. ! tomatoes when ripe, and bake them till they
, ' | become quite soft, and then scoop them out
Georgia.—Wo receive accounts from vari- I with a tea-spoon, and rub tbc pulp through a
mis sources, of tho state of fooling in Georgia. 1 sieve. To the pulp put as much Chili vine-
The people appear to be unanimous—The ! gar as will bring it to a proper thickness, with
Missionaries shall not be discharged. Judge j salt to your taste. Add to everv quart, ono
Dougherty of Gwinnett Court, hits refused j ounce of garlic and one ounce of shallots, both
obedience to the decision of the Supreme sliced very thin. Boil ono quarter of nil hour;
Court. He hns treated it as the Court of Ap
peals of Virginia did its decision in the caso of
Martin and Fairfux.
The Georgians will have understood before
this time, that the Court had adjourned before
the return of the Messenger—and that the
question will consequently lay over till its next
January term. In the mean tune, it is hoped,
that every friend of the country will use bis in
fluence in persuading the Cherokees to emi
grate beyond tho Mississippi. The recent
cession of ihnC'roeks may neceleralo the event,
if the decision of tho Court does not altogeth
er infatuate their loaders. The accounts from
Washington are favorable. It is said, that the
Cherokees are enrolling themselves—and the
Glohe s ivs, that only about 4500 of them re
main of all the Cis- Mississippi tribes in the
.Southern States. Under these circumstances
the Georgians ought to he cool, while they are
firm—to ref poet tlio feelings of others, while
they vindicate their own unalterable rights.—
Richmond Enquirer.
The Inst No- of the Globe is devoted to
the Georgia Question. It furnishes a commu
nication 12 columns in length—“ from the pen
ofagentieman eminently qualified, by Ins inti
macy -vuh all that concerns our Indian rela
tions,and by bis legal and literary attainments,
*o do justice to tho subject.” it is undoubt
edly from Gov. Cass. Secretary at War. It is
therefore, unnecessary to say tlmt it is an able
•nod eloquent composition. It cuts up by the
foots the late decision of the Supreme Court-
one of the most extravagant as well ns weak-
their manners ; and vet lew rneil can In- found, .
were more re.pscti-d Vet li. loved by friends, ->r en
lived more worthy «fprb*i« trust be their fellow ,
'll- was a native of lin.vnn county, I'., .m t born
17 | H. lie was of Clinrsn cl, I Cited in to,util,ms time*,
ami had not access to many of those advantages wind,
are now held out to the young; ho however received tt
respectable academic education, anil pursued a regular
course of Medical studies ; and in I7i)|, settled in Ibis
state, in the county of (ireen. Here in the honcit
pursuit of his profession, lie soon brought himself into
notice, and ingratiated himself into the favour of at!
who knew him. In 17US, ho .vas chosen a member
the convention, which formed the present constitution
ofour state, and f>r many years afterwards, I believe
so long as he would consent to serve, he represented
his county in one of the branches of the state Legisla
ture. He was last winter nominate I by a convention
of the inumbers of (ho legislature an elector for the di
alling Presidential election. For tho last 10 or 12
years, he lias been a member of the Board of Trustees
of the University, ami the records of the Board, show
that ho was ever at his post as a moodier of that body.
Never I believe, since his appointment to that trust,
Jtuction.
then strain, anil take out tho garlic and aha!-
Kitchen Furniture.
Oq the day following, a! his Plantation, ono mile and
jver I bcliov*, ainct? Iiih appointment to that trust, n quarter from town, hi* sto< k of
ih ho absent from any rognfnr meeting, until tho Inst „ ... • , ^
!Vlillftd<!<*vi]le f when that (Incuse which finally farrni- ! a) ul //<>;>$, 200 to 300 Barrels of Corn,
nated in his dissolution, had commenced its attack. J mid a Quantity of Fodder,
Thcxn arc evidences, (hat a* n ciiizcn he m qs through ' nv . , . ,
life highly respected, and to the last believed to be pos- I 1 er,n * m,, ‘ le “* 11,0 «l«-
, raWi ,6- J -j I . s *f;ummerGocds.
w»tC&2wJIi'I2wiSi 2r* **■' 'j-SCIlOOXiUAKER & WHITING,
Household Furniture, | .Merchant Tailor's,
f * i" pt rrceiv**d from New-York n fr«*b supply
GOODS, adapt oil to the present stason, fa
*y invite tho attention of the public.
—Among them are —
broadcloths,
Black, Blue, Brown, Olive, Mulbrrri, Innslble end
Olive Greens, Plum and ether Fancy Color*,
Superfine and Common Qualified;
With a good assortment cf
CASSIMEItJSS AND VESTINGS.
--1LSO-
- ) J
Consisting of clo«**nt Bureaus, Sideboard, Dining Ta-1 llTAVR jn
files. Breakfast Tables, Tea Tab!o», Card Tables, Sofas, ®--P- °f UO
Chain*, Br»i*ow*l* am) common Floor Carpets, Stair Car* H ’^ c ^ l hey
pots and Rods, Parlour and Toilet Ula«s<»p, Finn Self
»»f Cut Glass, Table and Tea Chinn, Brass Andirons,
Fenders, Shovels and Tonga, Branch and Plain Candle*
slicks, Candle.shades and Candlo-stands, Beds, Bed*
steads and 0adding, Window and Red Ctijtaina, a Silver
Tea Set, a finely toned Piano Porto, .Secretary and
Rook-case, inside Venitian Blinds, Toilet and common
Tnbittp, Crockery and common Glass Waco, and a Vh*
ru*ty of other articles necessary to a well furnished
house—With an extensive I n of
bo inn fermenting state, put some more salt i tilde by his fellow citizens • bin chief’excellence was! ^,°. U3 u ° a ^° 4 * 1 here art? in it fourteen rooms, ten ol
aml botl it over ngniu Tho .wo should bo bhn^fif S'S;- i*Hh-
of the thickness of rich cream, when poured | yoar8i hl) consistent member of tlie Presbyterian T wo ol * i, f ° fi . e ‘ uru eeparnl.d by rolling
out. and is in my opinion, fur superior to the church; am) during Si a ruling Elder. Duringtlw • l,d . ca " b '' 1,m pleasure. Nine have Cue.
famous Bengal chatting, to which it boars eon- ; Whole or tins perm,I, we believe the first accusation «•!?>•». «•'“ I’n-sagen, are handsomely
siderablo resemblance. —Card. Magazine. I’ 8 '* " nl b "f n b, °'' Ki " l , llin bv others,-though 1, ' < '
he often brought many against linnet If. Though j
Also, his idant.ition on thn \Vathin3villa road,
Leaves of the Haicthorn
—Mr. R. Abhny 1ms
tent (in England) for pre
the hawthorn ho qh to make them a substitute J providonci
‘ tiiuui u oiiuniHuic j i rovtdcncH, was In* found absent from the ssnctijnrv. \
for leu, n.td gives the following d reetion^ for , In all the benevolent enterprises of thn day, he.} dried | April 17.—5—*lt.
the pr.oeess. “ Riitre the leaves in cold wa
ter; steam *bcnj till thoy change from green to
olive, and dry them on hot plates, n Thu con
ductor of the Gardener’s Magazine says, “we
should think sloe leaves would answer much
better purpose than hawthorn leaves, on ac
count of the prussic acid contained in the lat
ter.”
L'vTSST -
The packet ship York, nrrivt-d at Ne v- i' r\
on the 29'li nit. brings London dates to the
23d, and Liverpool to the 25th February.
The Cholera had not extended its ravages to
nay very alarming degree in London, nod in
other parts of the Kingdom was rapidly yield
ing to tlie means adopted for extirpating tl.
In the ten dnvs which hod elapsed since d was
C3l opinions, which has ever emanated from ascertained to have appeared in the melropulw
that high tribunal. Governor Gass has gone | but t..rt v-fivo cases Imd occurred, and of those
into the whole sulijoot—nod ho establishes j twenty cigh) only had proved fatal. This inn
upon grounds not to bo shaken, tho rights and j population of between n million and n halt and
jurisdiction of the Stalo of Georgia. j iwo millions of persons, does noi present an «x-
_ , , _ „ lent of mortality caleiil ted to justify the panic
From the I Vest Indies.— 1 Tho l'reneli ship j which the frriblo desolation the Cliolcru had
Lliz i, m nine days passngo from Basseterre,: occasioned in some parts of Europe very nat-
Gaudalottpe, arrived at Darien mi Monday. ! urallv gave rise to on its being known to have
We learn by letter that tho captain reports that broken out in tlio crowded capital or G.'llril-
tho markets tvnr.'* overstocked with * 1
with z«*al, ana Hi-t i ihutc.t iibfiully of the mean* winch ,
G >d had civea him, to build up the cause of that Ito- i
doomer, who was to him literally, the “chief among !
ten thousand.'* lie was not licit, “though lit easy •
circumatahcPH,’* nor did he desire to be rich. He often I
dwelt with emphasis upon the folly of laying up ijrent
wealth for children, and uniformly maintained, and ha.*
in hfs own family filly proved, that a pious godly exam*
pie, with a useful education, an education which looks
forward to some active and honorable employment for
a subsistence, is a far mor* valuable inheritance to
children, than tens of thousand* .»f pold and silver.—
7Wt* indeed, Doct. Nisbet shone at his own fireside,
i» the niidsl of a numerous fumily, n family governed
by their reverence and respect for a beloved father,
persuaded to pursue the path of virtue and honor by
the eloquence of parental affection, and bv the irresis
tible command of parental example.
As Doct. Nisbet lived, so he died. Calm and peace
ful, and pious had been his life, and tranquil, and so
reuo. and happy was his death. Though he lingered
lone under the wastiue influence of disease, and felt
for months the aradaal approach of that hour, which
triig the sincerity of the Chris'i.m, and generally
proves the reality of his religion, lie waited with pa
tience and witli pious resignation; and no ono,I trust,
ever visited him on his dvi ig bed, without feeling that
41 Ids chamber was indeed privileged above the com*
inon walks of li'e." \ firm and unshaken confidence
in the merits *f the Redeemer, was his whole stay, and
with the composure of the Christian did he often de
clare, ** I know that my. Redeemer livetli.” Though
surrounded bv a family endeared »o him by every tic,
which can hind to earth,—a family, to some »*f whom,
hewn* indeed a staff and support; he committed them
with port’fct resignation to the care of hi* God, dcclar-
s» that he felt no f ara in trusting them to the Ramo
A TEACHBI? WANTED.
I 'VIS!! to employ a clnssico! scholar to take charge
of a Private School near my residence in Greene
county. The situation is healthy, noil liberal wages
will bu given if immediate application is made.
T. N. P'WLLALV.
April 17.-5-31.
NOTICE.
fBlllR Copartnership heretofore existing between P.
JJ G. Ashley and I. Odom, * this day bv niU'UQ!
consent dissolved. All persons ind bled to said firm,
arc requested to conic forward and make immediate
payment. P. O. ASHLEY,
J. ODOM.
Athens, April 17.—5 — If.
LIST OF LET TERS
I EM AIMING in tlie Post Office at Gainesville, Ga,
• Isi dav
tho markets woiv overstocked with American uin, Th« deaths in London occasioned fry fids • ,ln, * Almishts Hein?,to whom he hud committed
r, d, ":;; , and i 1 ’:" ^: v i 1 °i nr,i -: r ? ">« •«" •* ^ •»*»«;
\uil within it duv or *'.«» lor frniglit, wlitu1.1 an- uccmmts, du not ox^eeil an avorago offiftv per to»ay.
) average of fifty per tossy,
sod a fall in price from 12 to 6. Account*; c 0n t. of llm immbur of denthx whieh took place
from Franco to tlio twenty-second of February in ibD city the last year fmm scarlet fever.
had licon received. Those, riling to the nnnu.il bill of inorinlity
loarn further, that serious commotions f„r 183L were iwo hundred and fifty eight.
AVi
“ There’s » ilelightful clearness now,
My clouds ofd>>ubt are gone;
Fled is my former darkness too—
Mv fears are all withdrawn.*'
“ Let nv* dio the death of the righteous, and !ct my
existed in Dominion mid St. Loris nmong Thn cause of parliamentary Reform in Eng- ] last md like hi.' 1 '
thn white tnlmhiunls, who have coma to thn fend, is making gratifying progress. It was —
(lelcrmiiHition ot sundiug the (Jnvi-rnors out of i-cnfi lenlly anlicipnleil that in a few days tlio Extract from the Minutrs of the Session of the Prcslytc-
those islands “ if they promufeam.l orders limy Bill would bo passed by the Commons. By! rian Church in Athens.
hud received from England.” IVe presume the i| H . pnrliamuul.irv proceodinoa of which wo i <1" motion, Resolved, Thai we feel deeply afflicted
orders here mount arc .ho orders eouncl ,s- give n compenda..,,, it will bo perceived that! ttS.'JaSmTimbS "KX d,"'
stud in noptembur last lor Hut govcrntnonl ol 50 of I he ration boroughs had been dinpoaod of. pensation of Divine Providence, this communitv, the
i 1 1; ‘ 1 Among the passengers bv the York, was Air. I Church, mid this Session, are colled tu mourn the i >ss
the slnvos in this British West Indies, wlneli
The Charleston Mercury of Saturday, hits
the following letter:
Washington, March 31, 1832.
“ Y<*u doubtless know, that the Committee
of Examination loft this the 22d for Philadel
phia, to return in >en days. Whilst this busi
ness was ill's pro -oil. think of my astonish
ment to leam that Nicholas Biddle, the Presi
dent, Was hi-re till* Week e|.,seted with the
President of the United Slates and the Secre
tary of the Treasury—so much for fact. Ex
traordinary rumors have been excited by tins
—speculation is busy, nmong the rumors are
that Biddlo came, remained, mid returned in
cog. That enormous abuses nnd frauds have
been discovered nt Philadelphia and elsewhere
-—that the Committee at Philadelphia nre in n
stare of great excitement and discord, Sic.”—
“ Vague minor told inn a day or Iwo since,
that President Biddle was hero, but I did not
believe it and paid no attention io it. I have
just now been assured of the fact beyond
doubt, and communicate it to vou without de
lay.”
Potatoes planted uiluie. — \ writer in ihe
Gnrdener’s Magazine for Dec. 1831, states,
•*I quite agree with Air. T. A. Knight, in
planting potatoes whole As a testimony, I
will state an experiment of mine: I planted
fom potato slips,containing two eves in each;
and jur, the crowns containing, perhaps, four
or five eyes each; four small whole ones; four
large whole ones. The produce of the first
four roots weighed eight pound-; of the se
cond fmr, eleven pounds ; that of the third
Cholera, in winch tile writer insists that “ there
is no Asiatic Cholera in this country, but the
common epidemic disease, and that this dis
ease m not contagious.”
Dr. Gilchrist, Inspector General of the
Hospitals; m a cnmimmicnlion to the editor of
tho same paper,says, “ The hope of being uldo
C(1
alia
tlmt
their loin is hin infinite gitiu.
Resolved, That these resolutions i>e published in the
Southern Banner
M. IV. DOBBIN'S, Clerk, pro tent.
April 10,1P32.
we have before lerfrnt from our Biirbndoes and . (J. B. Raymond, the police officer, who went of u"« of dieir most vtluableiind efficient members,
other colonial papers had caused the bifihest. to Europe m pursuit of the stolon jewels i .fidgety in'ouMe^reu Sjilb'ei HiTsi
Uissrv! :sl;ic lion uuu oxciDmiicuL—ofir. unor. • of the PriiifeM ol Orange, un enfurprisu which an, l peaceful •b»ath leave* them no room to doubt l
; has been crowned with the most perfect sue- their loss is his infiniie gain.
The Annual Commencement of the Medical icess. He is the bearer of dispatches'to our
School of the University of Pennsylvania, took j government, and also to Chevalier Huygens,
place in Philadelphia on the 29th ult. and the j the Dutch Ambassador at Washington,
degree of M. D. was conferred on one hundred j Many precautions have Ireen taken in Paris
and thirty three gentlemen, viz. 45 from Vir- ] t„ prevent the introduction of the Cholera into
gmi'i, 35 Pennsylvania, 10 North Carolina, 7| that ciiy.
Now-Yorb, 6 Maryland, 5 South Carolina, 5; London, Feb. 21.—'Tlio London Medical
Georgia, 5 New Jcr-ey, 4 Alabama, 4 Lnuistn- and Surgical Journal hns u lone; article on
ua, 3 Delaware, nnd one each from Connect
icut. District of Columbia, Missouri and Ten
ncssijo.
D URING the ahsencc of the
Subserihcr from thi* piiic e,
Mr. J. I.. DACKNEY of Augusta,
will attend to hia busincs*. Mr.
Dacknejr i.* well known as a first
rate Cutter, nnd customer* may depend upon having
their work executed in superior style.
A. BUY DIE.
April 17.—5-4l.
S the Subscriber ex-
peds lo In' ai.Hent from this
plm--: a few nionilm diirios Urn sum-
- , — mer,hooffirs for SM.E Ins vuluabk'
lo contribute something calculated to allay the HORSE on reasonable terms,
present panic, induces me to offer, through the . NATHAN HOYT.
medium of your paper, some details directly in
proof itml though we huvo unquestionably got a
malignant cholera in London, and at certain
point* hi the neighbourhood,(such ns has ap
peared a! Sunderland, &c.) ivc have not got a
disease of foreign origin, or capable of being
propagated from the person cf one to that of
another, more than rheumatism is.”
Gerinunij.—The passage of the Poles (hro’
Germany has roused the sympathy of the en-
lliiisni.ijc youth to an extraordinary pitch ;
popular disturbances huve been excited in
difi’uient places, particularly at Hunan, Wisba-
deu, &e. in which the soldiers joined in the
crowd ill shouting for “ Liberty and the
Poles.” This spirit seems to iuertase as Ihe
columns of the exile* pass through the East
of Fronce by Lynns to Avignon, their
district.
Athens, April 17.—3— 2l.
Avzamzom
• aiBD
On Saturday tit* 7tl» inrt. at bit residence in this
pkir<«, Dtict. J AMES NISBET, in the 65 th year of bis
ag«; failicr of one of the editor* of thia paper.
COMMUNICATED*
“*f goad name i* rather to be chosen than great rickee.”
—This remark of Salomon, has often been brought to
my rec'Dii eiioo, when reflecting U|>on the character of
the unambitious, yet useful and pinna man; and ita
truth waa never more alr mgly impressed upon my
iti'id, lhaii when I h'.*ard of the decease of Dr. Jaino*
Ni = •»»»!, of this t«>wu.
Few men, perhaps, nave been found, posse««inc
\ out bv tbo 1h| July finxl.
y ill ho ict timed lo the Ge.i
Post Office an dead Ictlcra.
Larkin Ledford, 2
rliDmas Ancrl,
Anthony Liithcru.,2
Rnv. Irvin Aiki nson, 2
John G. Lott.
Kline* and Win. A!red,
M.
Fletcher A»kew.
Jarrell P. Moody, 2
George Merck, Bon.
Bnnjmnin Bryant,
Hugh McDnnit 1,
John Bates. 4
L. Miiulor,
O. Uutfiujfton, 2
Mr. Monte,
Win. Bntli'i^ion,
Murdock Martin,
Daniel or John Butler,
Milhery Airllr-r.
John Barncfl,
N.
Inaiah Bollcw,
Nnt-ltnniel Nucka!!»,
John Brown,
John -• ichoDou.
Geort»o . Bovd,
0.
ltenurey Brock.
II. Ogle..,
C.
S. K. (Haver,
Addam Cli a iiioD3,
Robert Obar.
William Cobb,
p.
.Tamed Collins,
John II. I’ryur,
Sarah Cnhihan,
Henry Poo).
Archabcld Cockborn,
R.
tioirgo Cox, 2
James M. Reed,
Horn.icy Clarke,
Reed W. Rnik,
Archibald Carpenter.
Ilasten Reynolds,
D.
H’. Rithc«travv,
F.lsnn Davit),
Will. D. Reed.
Joseph DmiM^nn, &
.S.
John Denton,
Joshua Si-nmon*,
tVm. E Davis,
John StiMivnn,
J. Duncan.
J'ime.4 Saott’trd,
F..
Rnihcn Slaton,
Thn*. C. Eviiu*.
James J. Smith,
Jo»ia(i EiiinL'toii,
Mr. Matthew*,
Mix.* Rose L. Everett,
Mrs. Eli/.* Simmon*,
Churlc.i A. Ellib.
Alexander Seddeth, 2
F.
F.li/itmUli Slmricv,
Ruth Froft,
Hcudorsoii Smith,
U illiaru Feedley.
W (liiuiii Smith.
G.
T.
John Gilbert.
F. (i. Terrell,
ir.
Aiwa Taylor,
Mirtjha llnmhoy.
Mrs. C. fhuma*,
Major H.nidcricli,
Tham'is Turner,
Moves Hendrix,
(Jenrgc Tippeuo.
John llick^,
U.
Thomaj llnnev, 2
J. B. Underwood,
Duel. .). Mills,
Milton Underwood, 13
Josjah llickmui),
IV.
J. A. Helton,
.Twine* C. Wright,
Milton Holt,
Davis Wliilehel, a
Elbridoe (J. Harris,
William Wallace,
Robert Hamilton,
Riley Wilson,
Benjamin Mole,
Muses W lu lcbcl.
Im (». Hope,
Jamcfl Wood,
John IJau elon, sen.
J •enr. \V indsor, 3
Eaton HancB.
Francis tVldfluck,
j.
!.. Win-.,
Jained !L Jones.
Leonard Wood,
K.
3'liontHrt Wilson,
Robert King f
Isaac Whorton,
Hugh Iverr.
M. tir T. IVilsim,
L.
John W. U ehstcr.
John ft. Light,
V.
John Luttey,
Robert Young.
WILEY
HARBEN, Pest.Master.
April 17.-5-31.
A D M1 NIST It A TO US’ SALK.
Summer CIoiIik and Casoimeros,
Blank. Olive a ml (ireen SUMMER C tMI ETS
Mack, flniWn and 1 ireen BOMBAZINES, ’
PrincHlas, BroCln llae, Checked. tVjjille and Bfowu
French ririUinj’s—O.osa Clo’l«, German
l.inens, and Yellow Nankinr,
Hosiery, Cloves, Stocks, Suspenders,
I.inen Collar, and Bo-oina, Silk Crnval.and Udlife,
Fancy and \\ hito Gravntin^,
With a Large Supply „J Pashiunahle
Wliituand Riauk Beaver iiATS.
.1Uo, a Good Jlttarimml of
Beers' BOOTS and SHOES;
All of which tin y offer on reasonahlo terma,
S. k W. thankful for pant favors, solicit a coniinu*
once «r public patronage.
Jl^Vhcy have just received the htte&l London and
New-York FnshioiiH.
Alhcnv, April 10.—4—2m.
(iOLDEN OPPOItTNUiTIES
To purchase Valuable Lands
^Without iVioncyt^t®
On a credit of One and Two Years /
A GREEABLY to an order of the Honorahb th»* frt-
fertnr Court of Clark county, when aitliujr fi»r ordi
nary purpoHCft, a ill he Hold on tfic firm Tuesday in Juno
next, before tho Court lionet: doorin the town of Mon
roe. Walton county, the following irneta of Land, im
the property u( Ailen Bonner, lute of Clark county dci
vviisad—to u it •
Lot No. 23—Third district Walton county, on DeavcK-
da.11 creek, well impn.vid, now contuiidntf om
hundred and lifly-six acre«, having been mine, tj
by the setting off of l|»e widow’d dower; joining
1.indiey iiinl ut hern.
Lot No. f70—Third district Hilton county, joining
Adam* ;imi others.
Lot No. 211 — Third dim net Walton county, on the wi-
lerd of the Apitlulcliio liver, joining Shepherd,
Treadtvcli nnd othern—two hundred acre.*.
Fraction No. 255—Third diHfrict Walton Apalatcliin
river, joining Low and Treadwell—eighty-four
acred.
Fraction No, 256—Third district Walton Apalatcliin
river, joining Shepherd—one hundred and forty*
6ix acred.
Fraction No. 958—Third district Walton Aftafutclitc
river, joining Griffith—ten and three quarter
acres,
Also—90 nere* more or Icbp, well improved, lying oil
M.trburv’s crock, originally Jaekflon, hoav tVal-
lott county; Hold tor the benefit ol the heirs of
vuitl deceaved.
ISAAC S. VINCENT,
Attorney in fact for the Admimrtdcr.il
March ‘27—2—IiIh*
four, sixteen pounds. I think this Wl!! muke Jcqua) talent^ and moving in resneclabiU circles of I April J7.—5—
Georgia Guards.
Y OU are hereby commanded to a|mcar in Watkius*
viffc on Wedncfdav the 2d of May, precis*Jv at
II o’clock A. M. armed onU equipped as the law a di-
rcc , for the annual inspection and review. The Com
missioned and Non-Commissioned officers will also ap
pear at said time and place, on Tuesday tin* 1st of May,
for instruction and drill.
By order of Koburt 15. Houciitos, 1st Lieut, and
acting Captain (*. (i.
JOHN J. CIIF.ATHAM, O. S.
‘•fTPThe whole company will nnp'Cr in White Pan
taloons.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in June next,
at the Court-House io Loti rig I on, Oglethorpe
county, nureeuhly to an order of the hotioruhlc tl.e
Court of Ordinary of said county, a part of n tract of
Laud belonging trt the estate of Wni. W. Baldwin, de
ceased, lying in so id comity. Sold for tlut benefit of tho
heirs of said deceased,
SAMUEL BALDWIN,
THOMAS C. BILLUPS,
April 17.—5—td*.
* Admra.
W \CKSON Sheriff's Sale.—On tho first
Tuesday in 1UNB next, will be sold, at the
Court-house in the town of defTnraon, lack son county.
w ithin the usual hours of sale, the following property,
to wit ;
Thr<»e Hundred and Forty-One Acres of
Land, more or lean, adjoining Maddox, lying on Sandy
Creek : levied on ai the nropertc of liiehnrd Jones, to
satisfy two fi. fss. one in favor of lohn Nisbet, the oth
er in favor of Francis Irwin and AbnerGmhsm, sdodrt-
istratnrs of the estate nf Andrew Graham. drc«*nsed,
vs. sahl tone?.
\prV 17. R\RN\B\S BATIRDV, ^h*ff.
Book and Job Printin' neatly and oecnraU*
byrecvltd at this office.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
&rilll r OF THE TIMES
AND LIKE IN NEW YORK,
JS N liii'lrrtahir.gtlie publication ol’a |.u|ti:r, ilovultit,
8. n* lliis 1-ilitMj-nt'il In Ik-, In ilie ph-.siirt,, aiuu.i
meins, liialiiuns anil divartin«un:nts of lith, tlie.nbio n
tiers have bi'cn animated by the (icraimsivo rriroiira^'
menu and gia’nii us prntnissmol'euppnrt, of many «f
1I10 innat influential, e.dightennl and renieeUbln iiion ■
her. of llm Nuw Yo k eoininumiy. )l i, to a certui "
extent, a field unoccn|-ied ny other*, and on* whicli .'1
ilecmcd impnrlantlnbe filled, l’or while tho |iolin-
eions, III* tWnlngran* and iho literati of out enuntr-
have each their Bi|iarateoiarlr», nliit h (like that nf
Delphoa) proclaim nlniidand defend Iheir several npie-
inna and inteieits ;,tho cause nffu.hinii, plensmahle i t, -
terlainnienls, of taate and recreation, find but fen pub
lications of a peiiodicsl kind, appropriated solely In
their encollrapeniunl and euppnii. Tn paint ” ldc i r
it is,” without tbs artilicialeinbuilitliinenlsnfromance;
to speak of its propensities (brcnjoynicnt, its appeti J
lor pleasure nnd indulgence, and ita tendency to enlt r
intu occasional fellies, is to iln whot many must u' ■
prove, and nonnocan enndttinn. For it is certainly n .
more improper lo record the acts of men than to pro
mulgate them orally to (ho World. *• i'lcasnre,” saw
the noble Erenehtnan, “ is the chief business of lilt : ,
and ImwBvcr seomingly incurred the maxim may be
in tlio call.nation of some,yet it is literally true, for llm
devotee certainly takes pleasure in tlm exercise of In-
religion, tint inert hunt nnd mechanic in their seven!
branch*) of employment, and the imin ol letters in I
books; while the spoitenian who chases tho bare, nfid
attends tlm ring or the race, is only pursuing plcasmcr
congeniality with bis natural or'euliivatcd tas'e.
In presuming thi* new candidate for favor and pa
tronage to llm public, it is t lie intention nf the publish •
ei* tn render it as interesting os possible, and lo please
all if they canj without wounding the feelings or dm-
ttirbmg tlio prejudices of any. The language will bo
always chaste, so that the moat delicate may appro) .
I'll* paper will treat nfKaeliioii, Tosto and Scenes cf
Real Life, gathered from tlm every day exhibitions -f
the world. Theatres, Museums and other fiihioclv"
ble places of resort, will receive spprnpiiute nnliecs,
while the Sports of the Turf, tho Ring, t.o Pit, of ti,„
Fisher anil the Fowler, will engross no ineenetdersl !u
portion nf attention. Tlm priiceedmga of the Coun.y
civil unit criminal, will as far as pnasihle he given.whrn
matters nf interest occur, and mare especially those i. ‘
the Police, where fife In all Its forms and coloring is y.,
faithfully portrayed.—It is also llm inl«nmftofthecrh-
tors to devote a considerable portion nf each piper to
tlm compilation and thssemiuatintinfltin news of tho
day, in a suintnsiiel firm, which will reive ns a bn-t
a.id faithful record of all important and passing event c,
condensing u Isrg* mass into t comparatively small
compass.
ttftlillteso intentions,Fully ami fairly proclaimed,
and w ith the most perfect good findings Inward- nil ..nr
co-luboters in tim same vocation, we present niiiseKi a
before an cnlighted community, as candidates for lluir
patronage and smiles,
WM. T. POHTER.
James howl.
JC7*Post-Masters, sndother Gentlemen who will
seta. Agents for onr paper, hy giving us notice, isu
hsve forwarded to them subscript inn papers and extra
copies.—.ipril 1838.
NOTICE. ■'
fi Lt those having demands against the F.S!ale rf
- ; m Jtdm Clarkson, late of Franklin county, d e-a e
ed, are nrjnheil in render in their accounts ocenv.
ding tn law ; nod all llinse indebted it) ■ rr— K r v<■. -
thn deeeas. il, are iet|ttired to come Inrwatd a«.d sett’
olf Oteir accounts immediately.
JAMES HARGROVE. Ex'r
March 27—2- 40J.
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