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AlOun^Jiiasc and A. M. i\i»nci.
SATtJHEAY, rmtTAP.Y Q, 1833.
'L'hr. President's Message.— We lay before our reader*
i°*da>, ihis ioiureali'ig document without comment.—
Wo )m|m) they will not bo deterred from giving it n can*
did ami thorough pcriMuJ on account of its giyat lengih,
——
The Nullifiers and the Missionaries.—If there remain
ed one lingering doubt in the mind of any honed mnn
llie Ordinance and laws of S. Carolina in per*
formanco thereof, redross may be sought in
!bo Courts < f ihe U. Sln:o-.
It inay be oxpodient, also, by madefying llio
rosnlulion of tbo 3d March, 1701, to noth-
orize tlio Marshals to make the necessary pro.
vision for the *»fe keeping of prisoners commit
ted nndor the authority of the U. S.
Provisions less Ilian these, consisting as
they do for llio most part, ratio r of a revival
of the policy of former acta culled for by the
existing emergency, than of the introduction of
any unusual nr rigorous enactments, would not
cause the laws of llio Union to bo properly
respected and enforced. It is believed these
would prove adequate, unless the military
forces »f the Stale of S. Carolina, authorized
by the late act of the Legislature, should lie
actually embodied and called out in aid of
their proceedings, aud of the provisions of the
Ordinance generally, liven in that case,how ev
er it is believed that no more uili be necessary
limn n few modification* of its term* to adapt ^ ■*»»« there are Home among the leading ntiiiifiurs in So,
(he act of 1793 to the present emergency, 1 n “ L ~ - - J *~— •
hy that act the provisions of the law of 1792,
Here accommodated to the crisis than existing
nnd by conferring authority upon the president
to oivc n operation during the session 0IC011-
^russ, and without the ceremony of the Proc
lamation, whenever it shall be officially made
Known to him by the iitHhority of any Slate, or q"," V’ c
by the Courts of the U. S, (but union the lim-' * **
ils of such Slate the laws of the U. States will
he openly opposed, nnd their execution ob
structed by the actual employment of military
force, or by any unlawful means whatsoever,
too {/rent to be otherwise overcome*
In closing this cinmtmicininn, I should do
injustice to iny own feelings, not to express
my confident reliance upon the. disposition of
«ach Department of the Government to per
form i»s duty, and to co-operate in all meas
ures necessary in the present emergency.
Tbe crisis undoubtedly invokes the fidelity
of the patriot nnd the Magasity of the statesman;
mil mor e in removing such portion of ihe pub
lic burthen ns may be unnecessary, than in
preserving the good order of society and ill fereuco between our peacrufo’etriurnnh ov*»r. 1.Q. Admits
tho maintenance of will regulated liberty.
While a forbearing spirit may, and 1 trust
will, bo exercised towards the errors of our
brethren in a particular quarter, duty to the
rest of the Uinuri (Jot a rid that open and organ
ized resistance to the laws should nut be exe
cuted with impunity.
The rich inheritance bequeathed by onr fa
thers, has devolved upon us the sacred obliga
tion of preserving it by the same virtues which
Carolina nnd Georgia, who nr« determined, so far
they nre able, to destroy the Union nnd our present form
of Government, I lie course they have pursued with re-
card to the liberation of the Missionaries and the set.
Moment of our unhappy controversy with the Supreme
Court, ought lo satisfy him at once. Why, wo would
ask, do they evince so much chip in and disappoint*
nt nl the course this affair has taken? I* if because
been dragooned out of her right* l*v the
c onducted them through iho eventful scenes triumphs-— bioodhes triumphs of right and reason, over
of the involution, and ultimately crowned their 1 ‘
struggle with the noblest model of civil institu-
lions. They bequeathed to us a government of
laws, nnd a Federal Union, founded upon the
groat principle of popular representation.
After a successful experiment of forty-font
years, ul a moment when the Government and
tho Union are the objects of ihe hopes of
•ihe friends of civil liberty throughout the
world, aud in the midst of public and ind.vd-
'nnl prosperity unexampled in history, we are
•culled upon to decide whether these laws pos-
*»’ss any force nnd that Union the means of
self-preservation. The decision fit this qnes-
•lion by an enlightened uiid patriotic people
•cannot he doubtful.
For myself, Jciluw-ciiiseens, devoutly relying
upon that kind Providence, which has hitherto
watched over onr destinies, and actuuted by a
profound reverence* for those institutions, I,
liave so much cause to Jove, and for the Amor-
Supreme Court ? Is it because the voluntary relinquish
men! of their cause by Ihe Missionaries lins deprived
Georgia of her right to the soil, and jurisdiction over
the Cherokee country? If these were indeed the re
sults, surely then, they would have just grnundj for
their hdiguant denunciations. But what arc the facts?
why llio very, reveiso. We have raid before, and wo
again tchorale the sentiment, (although it has proved
io bo “ mockery” to one of too 41 tools” of lobn C.
Calhoun in this State) that in the voluntary relinquish-
m a nt of the suit in the Supreme Court by the Mission
aries, “Georgia lias triumphed !’* Sonic of the very
men who are now crying out, poor degraded Georgia,
iu pa’ ins loud and lung, were the foremost in 1826 to
chant Iho triumphs of Georgia over the General Gov-
f foment. And wherein we would nsk consist* the dif*
•iml his bay-melts, and that of our peaceable tiiiiutph
over tin* Supreme Court and the thunder* of its edicts?
John Q Adtwud threatened to coctce the State into
obedience to his arbitrary requirement* in 1820, but
better council* prevailed, and tie relinquished their exe
cution ; and this was the triumph rf Georgia at that time.
The Supreme Court in 1833 meditated the same thing,
but better councils having prevailed, the suit was with*
drawn, and this constitutes the triumph of Georgia, for
which we now contending. We hedd them bulb ns
icHti people whose partiality honored mo with
arbitrary power and self-willed bigotry. The Mission
a lies by voluntarily relinquishing the prosecution of the
suit against Georgia in the Supreme Coin!, in which
they were phi in tills, have virtually acknowledged either
the impntcncy ot that Tribunal to carry into cff-ct its
decision in their favor, or they have become sensible
of its iniquity. If tho first, they were doubtless coun
selled by Hie Cou.t itself to abandon the cause, and it
the latter, public opinion inu«t have been the counsel
lor that opened their eyes to the true merits of the con
troversy. Bn this as it mny, however, the prosecution
of tho case has been relinquished, and we enre not from
what quarter the influences may have come, winch in
duced such relinquishment. We did not in 1320 stop
to enquire who were the counsellors that stayed the
uplifted arm of John Q. Adams, when raided against the
rights of our Stole— neither will we now stop to en
quire who they nre win* have warded off the blow med
itated by the Supremo Court. Wo wilt leave this for
those to determine who feel more inter* s ed in tin* suc
cess of the disorganizon* in South Carolina, than in the
happiness and prosperity of iheir own State. For our-
Ilnur |,i K hoot Irani, I l.,.v„ dulermin.ul to spi.ru \ «•«.«»*!* tl«t «° •»“»"«» ° t f,ho
no . ff.it to di-charge Iho duly winch m li.ia i I 1 "* T 1 'i"' "'T ’**
. . , r ’ l . J .... , ((•hiuiuml nil she Iihs b**cn contending for—tier son—her
conjunct tint \» Devolved tipuii mu. llitil **
. .. . . right of jurisdiction—her honor an<l her integrity,
similar spirit wdl ucl.mio iho rfl|.rcsmu»tivcs Ao(| ', (||| . ro #ro Mi . llt ,,„ c r „ (;IJ 8lafin „
of ll,u Am. neat, peuplo is i.ot to ho q.ios.mn- ||inn f whotava „ in linrH il.»,.d h..... .. th.t
fid : and I l-m-mly pwy thoi ti.fi O n .,t *>»- lhe Exi . cl|live „„d .l„ a ,„r f ,l l.y
ler of nations tnny mo guide your deliberation’*
, . J turning the tniMto
uml uttr p'l.it measures, ns Mini they mny prove m j •
ly, (there being but one dissenting voice) the following
Preamble and Resolutions:
The Genera! Assembly of Virgin!*, set tinted by an
trdeal desire to preserve the peace and harmony ofour
common country, rely upon the sense of justice of the
people of each nnd i veiv Stole of this Union, as a guar
antee that their representatives in Congre-s will *«» mo
dify the law* usually called tho 44 TarilF Law*,*’ that
they will no longer he a source of complain 1 1** the peo
ple ot any paiticular State— bciievmg ihut the people ot
South Carolina are mistaken in supposing that Con
gress wil aliord them no relief from ilie laws in qi.es-
tion, especially upon the n<;spieinuf>npprnarh(.f th«* er-
tinguidirin-rit of the public debt—inrdideiit that they
a*e too strongly atineltr-d to ihe Cnioi» of these States
to endanger or dis.-oUe i*, whilst liioy have any lioj.e
•d obtaining the le'ief whit h they *!t -»r«, hv regular and
peaceful measures—poKuarictl that ilievwi'l listm wil
itngly and rrspeclfoliy to the tr ice of Virginia, affec
tionately ami earnestly urg' d, that they world await
the result nt a concerted arid vigorous effort of liie
friends of onion tint! pear •. tocllct l a rrconcHiaiion of
public difference#, now unhappily existing—regarding
n resort to force on the part ot the Guieial G ivcrnn cut,
or on the part of the Government of South Carolina, as
a measure, which nothing but extreme necessity can
justify or excuse in either; but upprelienviie at the
‘ime time that violence may occur, which may eventu
ate in consequence Miat nil will d-pbec. unless South
Carolina will consent to rescind brr late Ordinance, or
to Moqmiid its operation : —
1 Ptsnlred therefore, by this General Jtssembh, in t- e
nrnne and on behalf of the people of t'irgiuia, That the
competent authorities of South Cnrnlim be, nnd they
are hereby, earnestly and respectfully requested to re
scind It'C Ordinance of their late Convention, or to sus
pend us operation, until the close of the first session of
tlm next Congress.
Q. Jtno/red, That I be Congress < f the !h S. be, and
they are hereby earnestly ami respect fully requested «o
to modify the Tariff Laws, os to effects gradual but
early reduction of the revenue ef tbe General Govern
ment to the necessary and proper expenditures thtneof
3. Resolved, That tho people of Virginia expect, and
in tho opinion of this General Assembly, have a right t"
expect, that the General Government, am! the Govern
ment of South Carolina, aud all persons nr.'ir.g under
thenuthnrity of cither, will nhstsin from nil nets calcu
lated to disturb the tranquility of the country, or en
danger the existence of the I’uioii.
We arc sorry to add, that since the iutredaction of
the above into the Senate, *l»c existence of n spirit has
b* rn manifested in (lint b*>dyu!mb mllm nil pridra-
bitity defeat tbe expectations of tiro-e who, at the pre.
sent crisis, have their eyes so ansiom-b tiur e*' Ittwmd*
* 011 Dominion.*' A protracted debate in the Sen.
ate, it is to he feared, inoy prevent a tiiuc'y intcrlVroncr,
or by a material omendu'Oi.t of tho Resolutions lin y
may be rendered nugatory.
Planters’ Fire Proof
Houses,
AUGUST**, GEORGIA.
rjnnn Undersigned having purcha****! the Tire Proof
W WARK-HOUSRS lately occupied by Messrs.
Sitns, Williams amt Woolsey, respectfully tender their
■civic*-* to their friend* anil the public in gme al, io
the Ware-Mouse, Factorage and Cotnuiiasioi; Bubiness,
under the li-rn «»f
ItlASO^' & RANDLE.
They will be propmed to extend the. ti
> their customers by making udvance*
mil faciluioi*
ii Pioduce in
P OSTPONED Sale.—On the fir»t Tue*.
day in April next, will be *o!d at the ConrVHonae
in tho Town «>f Wntkinsville, Clark county, within flit
usual hour* of Sale, tho following property, to wit:
One Negro woman, by the name of Dolly,
about 25 or 2G years of *ge: levied on aa the property
of Bazeletl l.nucford to satisfy a fi. fa. issued upon the
fnrerlnsore of a mortpnpe in favor of Richard Richard
son vs. s lid Buz< h ol Langford.
ISAAC S. VINCENT, Sh’ff.
February 2.
» AUUN SltprifTd Sulo.—On tho fir«t
JE.vL' Tuesday in MARCH nox*, will bo sold at tl:o
Court-house in the town of Clayton, Rabun county,
within tho usual hours of sale, the following property,
dure.
They hope to merit ami receive n liberal portion ol
puhhc patron.i^c.
uvi.h: IV. MASON,
JOHN S. RAMJl.E.
Fcbuory 2—16-at.
We take pleasure in recon.iur tiding the abuse ger»M» -
iiicu to puldic c'.iili'i'u ct, Iulcviug as vie iff, iu their
i. tegnty and q.i liiiie iM ><ts foi b.miuo d.
JOHN HOWARD,
WAI. JOHNSTON.
F'/r Vum% lets o*iJ other late proprietors.
Vaiikibic Tunn Vroperty
Hor
'^U^LI. bn void in the town of Laurcnccvillo, Gwiu*
Vv ne't (/entity, on the second Voesdav in MaicJi
next, t*t tho highest bidd-'r. lho.-o l.ighiy improved
T*iwn lots, torn.irly < d by l.U. Ci.ester,
Kh|. Alsn fifteen Ac-es ot good Land, ndj uning the
Town, and couvement to miuI Lois. Any pe rson wmir
ing • puicbiiHe a iti liwhiful residence ma plcarunl mul
licultby viilege will do w*'
TeruiH, iiail’Carb, ami
naluti«ry examples, not only to tlio prenont, . . . .» „ ,
, . . 1 . - . , 1 . gamed by kaoping tboin lunger m co.ihn *i
but to lultiro tunc.*, anu holemnly proclaim , ' . . .
. . . ' , . . 3 1 they had censed tr. be parties to tlio amt ng,
Mint tho (yoiialttutioit uml tho Haws arc su- . * - ,
promt*, and the Union indissoluble.
ANDIiliW JACKSON.
•■ies out of Urn Penitentiary! Wo
ild simply af=!i uch individuul* what wag to bo
men! ufler
a inst Geor
iiprcme Court, nnd relinquisheil it* prose
cution—after the v**iy law punishing llio offonce for
which they were imprisoned had been repealed by tin*
Legislature and stricken from the Statute Hook*
State a* no crime at nil, and after they had liumblv pe
titioned to he liberated from coofitiemenl? Would
From tho Washington Globe 17th inat.
President's JMessaze*—It will have been
observed that IN«r. Calhoun, on Monday last, : ,j lti y j, ttVK |, a d revenge to usurp the place of heavenly
ofier* d u resolution in the Senate, culling on j niercVt *, v | 0 «rr S ate to enter tim list* with Portugal,
tho President fur cr.plo* «*f the Pre-idenlfo | under the iron rod ot another Miguel, and contend with
Proclamation—tho Nullification Ordinance, ’ her, side by Mde, for the palm of cruelty and opprrs-
&C. &c. Why lie d»*8.rcd lo t mbn»il the Sen-! pjon? Perhaps they Would; but thank Heaven this
AlC ill a discussion upon these snhjectn, when ! 8 toin l.a* been Spared our escutcheon, and Georgia
thorn win* a fair prospect ol ndjuslmg the Tar- : stands out in bold relief—magnanimous to her ciicini»*s
iff without further excitement, w*» may con- j ns she is just to her chizenM The truth is, the /etc
jecture, hut l»o hits not declared. Certain It j du.iuijp'gue* who have raised the hue and cry on this
is that n muro direct s'ep could not have been subject would not only have sacrificed the Misriooaries,
taken by him, t«» defeat the menaurs in behalf: but the very Sate which has, perhaps, nurtured arid
of the South, which the. President has reconi- . protect ml tboin for years, on iho altar, raised and dedi*
mend' d, nm) tho I loose of llopie*ontalives ! ca.cd bv the Jucotms of South Carotins, to the .Moloch
SCCtn dmpoaetJ to c fleet. ! of discord. Their whole hopes were fixed • u this qnes-
... j tion, as ultimately destined to involve Georgia with S.
JYew»Urtettn8i Jnnunrtj 11. | Carolina, and to hind htr hand and foot to the desper-
Mcxico.—Tlii! Texas Advocate ofihn 14.li j ' ,,u " f c - Cl,l ' ni "' ! t Tl, *“ •‘S** h “' c
nil. publMhcrl ut llrazorin, given us the fulh»w
ing intflligcneo with regard to tho aituatiim
of this unfortunate country.
“Tho federal government is dissolved, nnd
wo are now without a constitution. Many ot
tho States have refused to vote for a Presi
dent, fur Senators and Representatives. This
evil cannot he remedied according to tho con
stitution, before the expiration of Htu period
of four year**.”
A convention is to ho called for the State
nf Texas, for the purpose of Maiming and ad
opting a provisional constitution.
“ The general government havo declared
Mexico besieged by Santa Anna uiid all his
lotco, bemg within two ami half it leagues
from Mexico. They have sent commission
ers to his, offering every description of terms.
A letter from Saltillo, dat**d November 10.
says that it in currently reported that Bus-
mentc has been compelled to seek personal
safely by flight. The papers of the Santa
Anna side are vociferating Victory ! Victory !
at;d llte others arc silent.
been «ii«p*lied, aud henc«* their thagrin aud vexation.
Wr hive always looked upon the Missionaries or very
deluded or very uiekcJ men. We believe their volun
tary imprisonment uasfoi the purpose of thwarting, if
not to prevent entirely, this Sta*e from obtaining rights
which justly belonged *o her; and we should have raid
ed our voters in a* high a strain «*f condemnation a* a
fow of tbe Nullifies* now do,if tho Executive had dan*!
to liberate them before those rights had hern, eofar a#
they were concerned, yielded up to Slate.
Cut we would scorn to place our foot upon tho nock
of s fail. r», disarmed, weak, and repentant enemy, al
though his hand may have been imbrued in our blood.
And under these circtimgtartcee, whatever may ho our
general opinion with regard to Gov. Lumpkin** admin-
islraifon, we would scorn ourselves more cr.uld we de
ny to him the meed of praise, n justly hi* duo, in ex
tending to tho<c deluded men, the Missionaries, that
mercy which more than every thing else, distinguishes
man from the brulss that peusb*
—QIC®—
Virginia.—After a protracted debate of three week*
on tbo a (fair* of Smith Carolina, the House of Delegates
of Virginia on the tStl.ult adopted, aImrwt nannimous-
South Carolina.—It wi'l bo observed by the follow ing
from ihe Charleston Courier, that tho members of
the ‘‘Free Trade fti:d Stoti Right* Pott)" of ti nt City,
have thrown themselves on their “Original Sovereign
ty,” nnd determined to Nullify their own Nullification
Ordinance so far as to postpone its operation until af
ter the dth of .March next! I
The Stole Right* nnd Free Trade Party met on Mon-
lay night last, ot the Circus. I.t. Gov. C. C. PlNCK-
nry presided, nnd A. If. Bnmv», Esq. acted as Secre
tary. A preamble and resolutions were adopted, de
nouncing the President’s 1’roclamulion, and the meas
ure* recommended by hi* late Message; expressing a
disposition 14 sedulously” lo av»h1 all collision between
the State and Federal authorities, in other words not to
nforce“thn rigbful remedy" pending tho measure*
now before Congress, for a beneficial modification of
the Tariff; providing lor the formation of a Free Trade
Imposing Company,'’ to import foreign merchandize
free of duty ; determining to volunteer cn masse, and
mount the "blue cockade and finally instructing
the Executive Committee of iho party to otgamzc the
whole party in the palish** of St. Philip and St. Mi-
child, **to oul Peaceably ! !) in their civil capacity
a * citizens, the civil authorities of the Stale, with all
possible prompt it tub*, energy andeflret.” The Com
mittee to organize tbe importing company above refer-
red* to, consists of J. Hamilton, jr. C. J. Cot.coeK,nnd
Kcr Boyce. \Nc understand that Get*. Hamii.t
amused the nmliei.ee with a series «*f old Joke* and mi
bald witicisrus, and endeavored in bis usual manner to *
ridicule nnd contempt on the President, the Gen*
oral Govornment, nnd «H others in authorityand
that lie was followed fo Mr. Pnr.ST**N,in a strum equal
ly patriotic, but somewhat h>srtfmed.
Gen. Hamilton, in the course of hi* remmk", i/»
support ol the resolution recotnrneinhf'g a conciliatory
course, pending the^proposed adjustn erit *,f (hn Tariff
in Congress, made the following oUnsion In his ow r
coorse: He stated that in December l ist he had inadi
shipment of Uic* to Hnvnnna, ami diieeled the pro.
reds to be returned to thii port in sugar, for the ex
press purpose ot making up u nullification issue under
Connected v\it!i the Ware-House* are safe aud very •
'.xteusive C'oae Sioiages, lor the reception »d any |
J hull u,oy be cunxiiiiiMl lii.'iw «.r s..ln ur j 0(1C r ,f Xo. 42, (forly-lwo) in
it.iruiec, ir tn.'iiition i) ! u |.hn firm l.iirtijct of Uobun County, l.vied nn a, Iho
f.’ ,Tn * y r n " 1 « ,T..., : »f Jo-pl. Pntlermn, lo «'i.f y . fi. ft. ft.uorl
‘ ! i‘" y "" ! :r V " 1 *"■ from 0 Jo,.,.,-, Cm,,| ,„ of Jol„, C.n.u. to, U„
•■\ r T! 1 ''" ?• 7. :" ,c *"*: ; » mllil.ml. Mid P.tlur.on, I.o.y
«"h, (dwl-u nut «, M o.ujs-'icnhti„,,m pro- j It . lullic a ,. llllC h „ „ r0 , 7
Fcbnmrv
T. M. HENSON, D. Sh'X.
f ADISON ShfirifTs Snle,—On Iho first
Tuesday jn MARCH next, will be sold at ft o
if'otut IImi e in tlie Town of Dnntelsvifie, Madison
‘ c ui:;»y, witbrt the usiiul hours of tale, the folfowiw '
property, to wit:
Ono Hundred Acres of Land, more or !ps*.
lying on the watt i« of Bandy Creek, adjoining McCtine,
levied on ns the property ot \\ illiam 'I albeit, Sr. to sat
isfy two fi. fa’s, in lavor of John Nishct vo. 1 spicy B.
I ulliriit atnl ilbam T’ulhurt. Also, one Ii. fa, in favor
Rarn< y I*one, f«>r the use of A. Crawfoid & Co. vs.
Wiibam Talbert, Sr. nnd WdSium T albert Jr. Proper-
li pulultd out by tue defcodant.
JOHN BONE. D. Sh’IT,
Feb. 2.
10 nlit tub
11 eivu moitilis credit for tin
16—3*.
P®.
e.
2" hereby forewarn ul! per.".os fr-.tn trading for ii note
£* ot luod.gtren by me io I'll ».o,m Whiteside < f Rutli-
erlb*d County, No,lb ranTinn, dtiletI 2tih Jautmry
1833. tor ono hundred ami rixty dollars, payable by iho
r next, (tlier* ofier) a* it was
s the properly for which said
ttially unsound, and I do not
unless compelled by law and
JAMES U. HENSON.
tweuty-filii of Decernli
fraiiibilen'lv obtained,
note was given, was i
intend to pay the mum
Eq
Ihe Ordinance. Tbe unevpcctcd t
kcr, in Congress and the Legislature <>( Virgin
now, littwtver, induce bin* It* suffer Si* importation to
puss into Ctif*oni House Stores, nnd aw ni» tlm is-un of
the events to which he had re'erred. This course, or
the alternative of bunding his goods, was open lo eve
ry citizen, whereby all eollissiuia between the State and
Federal authorities could bo avoided until Congicss
rises.
i events hid tn- or^twenty-five
Clnvton, February 2—11.
szasiairgs^ sax»bs. _
JjAU KSherilTa Stile.—On the lirr-t Tuex-
f day in MARCH next, will bo anld at the
Court House hi ttie town of Wd'kiust-iile, Clark county,
within Iho uhuuI hotitit of sale, tho tallowing prop city,.
to wit.
Oim* undivided half of Fivo f.ots in the*
Town of Wntkinsville, to wit: Lot* No. 30 and 32,
(thiry and Murfy-tW ') whereon the Tavern stands, at
present occupied by Pnrnieun* llivn^, and Lot* No.
33, 35 and 37 (thirty-three, thirty-five and thirly-*ov-
on) adjoining said Tnvein Lot* including ih»* g»rden
and stables of said Tav rn. Also, tlm whole of Lot
No 3*1, (thirty-four) whereon Ihe Sboe-honse stands,
lauly occupied by Thomas Simonton, also tturty-eight
Acres of Land, more or le* - *, ndj -ioing the Town of
VVntkin*vil!e, bounded Soutli-We^t by the Hoi* Moun
tain toad, Nmth-Ea>t by the road b ndiogto Allmn«,
and N-rtb-**Ve*t by I’nlla-CrnrU, levied on as the prop-
erty of W illiam M*ud»*y to satisfy a Ii. fa. in ftvor of
.Inc«>h Phfoizv, Guardian, foe. v». Samuel Shit l is and
Wil.hnt M.*»nicy.
Oim Ncjrrn Cirl !>y Ilm n:.mn n|‘ I.lzny. 12
13 years of age, levied on a* the property ol Aluiy
Williams, by virtue of sundry fi. fa’s, issued frum a
Magistrates Court, in favor of Levis Rood; .and of her
fi. fa’s. v*. .\iary VVillmuiH. Levied uml returned l#v
couatable. JAMES HENDON, D. Slt’li*.
Feb. 2.
JT 1 LA UK Miti iffo Salt*.—On tbt» first i nos-
day in APRIL m xt, wi'l be sold at tin: Court
llotiaeiu iho town of Wutkinsville Cl.uk cmmtv, wifli-
in Mm u>it'il liout* of *ble, thu Ibllow.ng property tj
wit:
Two Neuron*, lo wit: Dick.n man, twenty
^g-ADiso>
*pite*d«»y in MARCH next, will bo sold at
tlm Cnurt-Hnupo in the town of HanielaviJIe, Madiami
county, within tho usual hours ol sale, the following
inopeity, lo wit:
Three I Limit ml and f'ctvnnty-fivo Acres of
Land, more or whereon llio defendant now lives*
adjoining Striekhuiri h» d other*, levied on o* the prop
el ty i»f Adam Mmeinnk' r, to *nlit>fy a ft. fo. in favor of
11 Mm Ailmii.i#*-. tora of Bennett Soirtll** deceaaed* v*.
' Ad.uu ShociMiker.
Two Trai t* of Land, one of which con
tain* one hundred Acte* of Lard, more or !e**, adjoin-
ir»JX I'echcMi and nthers : fheothei Lot containing threo
bundled and thirty nine Acre*, more or lec*, adjoining
.lone* and of her*, levied on a* the properly of Charles
Christian, to sali-fy a fi. fa. in favor of A. Crawford f:
C ». vs. Charles Chrirtan. Propeity pointed out by
defendant.
Ono Hundred nnd Fifty Acr** of Lnnd,
more or loss, adjoining A. G. Bullock andotherawheic-
on thednfendunt now live*, levied on as Ml* proper!v
of John W. Gossett, lo *a«i^fy a fi. fi. in favor of John
Russert v*. John W. Gosictt, property pointed out by
the defcmliint.
RICHARD B. GIIOLSTON. Rh'IT.
Feb. 2.
J ACKSON MierilP* Sale.—On tbe iir*t
Tuesday in MARCH next, will hr. sold at tlm
Court-house in tin* town of Jcfl'erfion, Jackson county,
within tbe usual lioura of sale, the following proport;,
to w it:
Out* Negro Woman by the name of Ru-
chad, levied on fo satisfy n ft fa. is*tted from a Justice’*
Court in favor of John Borders, vs. M. T. Wilhite.—
Levy made ami lefuimd to me bv a bailiff'.
g. r. Adams* d. sh’fl.
Jan. 26.
JVotice.
f^XHE SoWnhera request those of their customer^
S5 who at p-esent ait: onnhle In pay their account*,
|f» cmII Nnd settle the same by Nolo ; a* they make ft.
an invariable rule with nil to rinse lb* *am# once u
ve er. i*. fo J. CUNNINGHAM & CO.
fif'le
Mil age, and Marian, a mulatto girl,
vanl): lev
8iui.--iy a fi. fa.
lavor of li"t»»:
iiiiii Manb-y,
Feb. 2.
r twenty year* of »”e, f.j first t.iie hour,
* the properly of U illuiin Manley, to
d on limfnrceloMutt! «-fa rnertpage in
; ut and l.iMma 0. Mourn, v*. WiiJ.
JAMES HENDON, D Sh’IT.
Jj? Hereby f.»reivain all person* fiotn trading for a c*t‘-
H t.ii.v le-tol Land, iiumbcr ono hundred and twelv*,
in tlm i weniy-foiuili dmirict of the second Section o**
the County ot Cherokee, drawn by Rebecca Ingrim ••!*
(Viadisoti County, as I have traded for said lot* and from
the interference a* I believe of people w ho atuuid to
every body’* else buXmeas but their own, ahe Ilia •*» 1
lit beceu, refuse* to execute lilies lo too to amid lot,
not wilhsiModing I hold her bond for tilJo* to said Jut,
ami uni determin'd not to givu t'p my claim to tlm
same. JAMES DANIEL.
Jan. 26—45—31.
IFor Sale,
^ LA UK SlitTifl* Halo-—4Jn tlie lirnl r«in*- j
DSS5D I ^"^diy in MARCH next, wi!l bn sold nt t ? Court j
At Macon on tho 21 si ultimo, Mr*. KHziheth Erwin, | | ,ou '"' ’Ii 0 ’ ^ >mnl\, «i'ltin t.io usual j
wife of I. cornier A. Erwin, Esq V rmerly el this ph, eo.) “ f pa,e ’ ««'.* follow mg p.'.pe.ty, ,o vv.t s ^ j
Mrs Erwin l*n* left behind berm , ln*'eoown iniiy,a no- j All ihtt BirIiI* 1 llio lllid Ir11* rest of »N .iliiirn )
mcrous circle «»f Iriend- who highly esleooictl her when {iinrour ond Grorfp \\ biili n, in a*m l»» 1511 Acres of j
living, and who sympathise rb » ply w i*ri her bereaved j L.*nd, *» » « *r Ies v*ri tun wate^a ol vV ti l Cal C
family for the irreparable lo>* they have MiMainco l*y . n.miog Margaret! Garner. Siiran M,i\y .uui "il
rlenth.
By l.nMt F.vcHin^’M Tliiil*.
Lii/iO'lant ,Vcir» from Il'nskin^lnn. — W’o
liavojust luro boloro our pniirr U“cs In press
baiely to mention, that on 'lie 21st n:M the
Seunte Commitlo on tlm Jndiemry roportrd
s lull to nmeinf (lie revenue !. vs. in suiistnnre
thus: The 1st Hoe. provides ilmt liie 1’ies-
idenl in chsss «here powerful eoinliinuliuns
render it imprnetirfttrl** to eolteel or Hneure
lire revenue, mny remove the eustoni lionm in
enell rnllorlion dip'.riet, tn some secure jd.iro
on Inml or on hoard ofn ve*»«l, nt which place
Ihe duties slinll lie paid be fire liindihU ; nod
authorizes llie ('resident or Culler lor io repel
force by force—property seize,| under the
various revenue laws of the United Suites i
shall not he siilrjeet In Replevin. The 4rh
Serlion provides that where u party i* sued in
a Stalo Court for any net donn in Ihe cxrru-
lion of the revenue lows, nnd cannot ohfnin n
copy of the Record on Bplienlion to thn Clerk
of Ihe State Court, Iho s iniomay he supplied
by affidavit nr otherwise, ns the rase may nl-
low, in the Courts of the United Stales. The
5th Section authorises Ihe President of ihe
Uniicd States to issue hi* Proclamation and lo
call out sufficient military force to repel any
force which may obstruct the proceedings of
ihe Federal Courts—he being notified of llio
necessity of doing so by some Judge of the
Federal, Circuit, or District Court. The 7ih
Serlion extends llie privilege of iho writ of
//n6«iM Corpn, to tho eases of prison confined
under a Siam law for having executed the
law of ihe United Slates. Thn bill was road,
and ordered to n 2d reading.—(la. Journal.
lint iiropt-rlvbf ibt* sunt VViiImmi ami <•«•«»ri>«*,
to *a»»sty a fi. fa. iu lavor of CnRiariuo Fiot’iuan v-*. soi l
VV illiam Garner, a*i<l George Whitten.
Ontt Nt'jsro Boy by tint name of Peter,
about five jeo.* old, Levied on ch the mopurty of Ed
ward ti Maxei, to saintly a fi. fa. in lavor ot l.iliU lmi
R. B.ewff vh. I.dvvurd li. Maxuy.
Two rVngrorw, Pg'jmy a U'omnn, nbout 45
iru* of use ond Chaney, a women shunt 27 year* of
ng*-, leMed
FIRST RATR CARRIAGE, inperfatorder. Ifor
forilit r iuforiiiati«»n apply ut this office.
Athens, Jan. 5- 42—if.
RICHARD M. HOLT.
ATTOimrj? AT LAW,
J\Totice.
WING located himself in Cherokee County, c»*"
for* hi* pmfominnnl services in all the C<>untic\
the property of Nathan Gann, to *al- "f ‘fi” Clter hoc Circuit.
•si) i Ii t.i. in lavor of Eleven 'i liomus, vs JjlIi'iu Shv | Any let'era of boKine** directed to him at Chcrok* o
phous ami Nmhiiti Gann. i Court llnum*. will maet with prompt attention.
u c rr , ! Jan. |U, 18’3—44—31.
On« luinu H H*»nn, fnirpur i I.iriease* ntil
four Horae* It vied on as ihe proper tv of Henry t»h»t '
son, lotfaiiHi a ti. In. in favor of John Ni-hel v.*. Hen
re GImshoii and .I niu limi Leo, ami oilier Ii. fan. v*. *ant
iiu.iry Glodson.
Srvrnty Aero* of l.nml* moio or Ies*, join
ing Wnrdand Mort«»n, two Mid***, one bay llon»e, in.e
sorrel Mare, ond one >oko of Oxen levied rm n* r„
property ol’Robert Love, to s.ili-iy a fi. fo. m fnv .r i t
Ichn Morton, Admioiaiiamr *•!' Mrriwelhrr Hurt, •{»•
ceased, v*. Robert Love and David II. Love, aeciritv
«*n unpeal and other !». fa. *t». S lid Robert l.ove.
All tlio flight Title nnd fntrro«t of Jiturdti*
Davenport, in and t*» five Negroes, io x\ it • Retiv
i f Jjn.'IF. Subscriber has for *ale n q -aotitv of GR WE
u \ I » E ROD I’S nnd CUTTINGS, which be pm-
f»n*e* to *cl! no the fallowing term*, viz.
At'*, for t"0 Vine* of One yrrr old ; or 12| cent* p< r
| Vine fin a b e* number 'ban 100,
| fi I'», for 100 Vine* of Tw o years old ; or I3J cent* p t
Vine for a lo** number than l r 0.
J f" r »UU0 Cuiiinn* • nr per Hundred do.
I will oreompnny each lot of Vincii with *uch direr-
■ tion*, a* w ill enabiit the purchater to propagate them
, to the heat advantage.
On Hand and for Sale,
2000 Gallons of WINE,
In (luanliliet to suit Purchasers.
Woman about 23 vuar* of ago, nnd her two child
Car, a boy about four and Mil*!***, n girl twoy. ura «•).! •
Easier, a woman ib»*»*i 25, and Cato, a hoy about twen
ty year* of age, levied on a* the property of Janette
Davenport, subject to' tho life estate of Mr*. Susannah
Ifewell, a>*o, one Negro unman by the name <d Hon-.
n*b about 22 year* of age, levied no a* ihe property ofj Any order* received shall be faithfully attended Jr*
• tiiham Davenport to "aiufy a fi. fo. ii favor of Shield*’ nri ^ tuado accommodating,
nod Manley* and other fi. fun. v*. said Janclic aud WiJ. | A. E. STRATTON,
iittn Davmipoil. | Hdl*t>oro’, Ja*ner co. Nov. 11, 1832.—3C—Ot.
ISAAC S. VINCENT, SI/tT. _
r,h - -■ ’ 1 DRAWING POSTPONED.
WANTED
■even or eight good NEGRO
between ihi* ami thnitr*t nt’
March next, for which liln rui wage-* wifl be given.
JOHN T. DBNNv
Atheri*, T)cfi.W*41--lf.
9 BY 'he *nl»«» nher
HB CtRFENT KRs
Union Hotel Property Lottery.
^IldK drawing ho* l»ccn po*tp«»ncd till the firat SAT.
■. UIID AY in March neat, when it will positively bo
drawn. J. R, BATEMAN
1 homaMon, Jan. 5—12 —Ot.