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is So lithe s’n
: rCBUS IED is THK TOWN OF ATHENS, QEOSGM, .
■ EVERY SATURDAY, J - |
MY ALBoS T CHASE. SS
SR MS.—Threo dollars per year, .payable in ad.
or Four dollar!’ if delayed to the cad of the
The latter amount will be rigidly exacted r,!
in fail to meat thoir payments in advance,
(subscription rccoivod for less than one year, un-
lie money is paid in advance ; and no paper will
eonlinuod until all arrearages are paid, except
• option of the publisher. A failure on the part
Beriberu to notify us of their intention of re-
ament, accompanied with die amount due',’•Kill
;;rcd as equivalent to a row engagement, end
I sent accordingly.
(VE'iTisEHKJrrs will be inserted at the usual rates.
Alt letters to the Editors on matters connected
the establishment, must bo post paid in order to
ant::':™- ' " :
►Notice of tiie salo of Land and Negroes by Ad.
trators, Executors, or Guardians, niust.bc pub.
I sixty d,u/8 previous to thcdrfyr of sale,
i sale of Personal Property, .^n liko manner,
j publishod/or/5 days previous to tho day of sale,
ice to debtors and creditors of an estate, must be.
jhod forty days. •
pee that Application will be made to the Court
Unary, for Leave to sell Land or Negroes, must
blishod four months.
tice that Application will be made for Letters of
^fjTRJUfLLYER, who was expected to take charge
if.a of the"-Male Academy in this place, having re.
•ceived
tiie
merits
as-was cr pectcd.
The Trustees now take, pleasure in announcing to
the public, thatithe School will*certainly open on
the 22dinst'.'undor tho instructipn of Mr. MOSES
IP. DOBBINS, whose .known capacity and long ex-
pcrienco, eminently'ontitlo him to public confidence.
It is hoped that those .who wish to avail themselves
of the advantages of the Institution, will be prompt
in their application.
The terms of tuition will bc,S",50 per quarter pay-
lo in advance^ to Mr. E. L. Neicton, Treasurer of
tho Board, '•
, .By*’order tiie Board. • .
WILLIAM DF.ARIXG, Chairman.
- Athens, Jan. 15.—11—tf.• . r
.CASH 8TORJ3.
,vt hE subscriber is notv receiving and offers, for
& sale, at the Middle Tenement of E. L. Nevtlsh’s
Store, a general assortment of .* • Z' 5 *-
F&suily Cwrocerics>
GONSISTJXG OF—
istra*ion, must bo published thirty,days^ apd j-.'^UgiirS, CoffcC, iViOluSSGS, Stilt*
FLOUR, (northern) BUCK-WHEAT.
i Mackerel, Nos. I &. 2.
S’fSB.d Salmon No. 1, in small kegs for families.
< Dry Cqd. . > ■ . ■ . ■ '
. TEAS, Imperial, Hyson and Sou-
*' • chong. / '*
iFEESHj
n^jal . . '
•■■'vi CLAts.
I
ptters of Dismission, six months'.
j«nxr-vytwr
lit. LORD & CO.
VE recently opene'd, and arc now offering for
K do, at tho store lately occupied by B. B. Lord,
ive anil valuable stock of
ateiies* Jewelry3 &c»
6y hive selected with groat care in tho
R.' El. Martin,
Dentist,
Will be is AtiieW about . tiie ,20th . or
Febbc/.ry.
Jan. 25—45^—31,
Wfanted,.
A sober, industrious man, to take charge of a small
GA NG.OF NEGROES'. A maq with a' small
family would .bo; preferred. To such, a reasonable
compensation will .he given.' Enquire at this Office.
*. Jan. 2a—45 2t, • , -■
WK-. .\lt rkat. Their list of Goods will show
ablishmcnt superior in size, quality and elegance,
tiling of t’le kind that can bo found in the up.
y of Georgia. t Among their, most prominent
may bu enumerated tho following:
Sold CUrowosisetcy
3
CANDLES, Sperm and Tallow.
Tobacco aud Cigars.
Turpentine SOAP.
potatoes, Apple?, Ooiqiis, Rice, and Cheese*
Raisins, Da? ?s am! Figs.
Currants m i Cranberries. ,
Pepper, Spiceond Cinnamon.. -
Cloves', Nut pegs and Indigo.
' a I Chocolate arid ?dustnrd.' wKf
... Vim-gar and Pickled Tongues. ' - .
v ■ t or, <56. ; _ —also— .
JWm.Z'" I '^" r
p£/g£o©s,
5‘ias,
■ & ringer
Eli*«&'
of various descriptions,
and Gentlemen's Gold SoalS arid Keys
ivco, Coral, Agate, h
Ruby, Enamelled $ aSrca&i
lings. Topaz, Garnet, I .
n, Jet, Aqua-Mari- S ..
yuois, Pearl, P i Go jj
nond, ,V ^
[and Plated Medallions and Miniature Lockets.
—,1 r.so—
’ Clocks and Mantel Time.Picccr.
Fancy and Work Boxes,
lien’s Dressing Cases.
In Writing Desks. - .
Lamps.
end Branch plated Candlestick?', Snuffers and
p ; 'PROSPECTUS
. OF THE
{Standard of Unionf^
* ''' AND
FREE TRADE ABWAtE.
i"ft slIE extensive patronage bestowed by cur fell o w-
cL citizens upon the Standard of Union,-’assures
us thatuvo havo.not'labored in vain i and tho desires
so generally expressed by its friends, to see itplaced
in a position where its advantages of infor.nat'.on and
increased circiilatio:. would ’..©- more certainly uuitod,
wo have determined to remove it to Milledgoville,
y.-licre its Editorial columns will continue to be con-'
ducted by its former Editor, Thomas Haynes, Esq.
The principl- s v.’bich it has heretofore advocated,
it shall contipua to maintain, with increased energy,
It shall be the rftan ! dard_ of Union—It shall .sup
port and'defend “the Union'of all the States” as tho
only "means of preserving “ the sovereignty and- in
dependence of each.”
It shall bo a fteo jjrgss, and, will speak of men,
measures and parties with becoming.freedom.
It will continue,' as it has done, to inculcate those
great arid wliole!>.»nio truths upon'whinli our fathers
so firmly- isscrtod-and so gallantly maintained the
sovereignty, the Union and independence of tho
United States. -*V ' ■ ...
WejBhall, at the safno time, oppose any and overy
utui and iisurnation of nnuVr bv tho Federal Gov-
.....
FH^HEi yubccriber- now ^.offers that viable
” well known establishment in t]ic Suburbs of. the
TOWN OF GAINESVILLE, on the road, leadin-
to Lumpkin Court Housercohtainirig one' of thqTnc
d<myoui,eR^, arid wclF'coristructcd 'YARDS’ m^'tlw v
Mate, with a . , .; «ai «
ComforfableBwcISiHg, <?%■'
And all necessary put-buildings, arid a goodbSHOS-
MAKER'S SHOf%- together jvith . rtf-’ |t
Foiii’tcen Acres of
The abovo promises will be sold low for cash, or
on accommodating terms. For particulars apply, to
E. II. Monrmmgh, at Jefferson, Jackson county,^or
the subscriber on tho proiqjscs. ’
.* GEORGE HAWTE.
Gainesville,Jan. 11, 1634—44—Gw. ■
,a,, .AAI ELECTION^aW
T HERE will be an election, held <yt tho several
precincts, in Clark cqunty, on Saturdays the 2 2d
of February next, for a Justico of the Inferior Court,,
to till tho vacancy occasioned by-tlio - resignation of
A. Y. Grcsliam, Esq. A lsp, for a County Surveyor,
to fill tho vacancy occasioned by -tlie. rcmoval 6f
Philip Stinchcoutb. ' ...
WILIJAM STROUD, j. i. c.
WILLIAM DlCIvIjIN, j. i. c.
I'iMA W. WOOLDRIDGE, j. i. c.
• Jan. 13—44—tde. '
Fruit Baskets and Castors."
|rria Co.'IVo and Tea Salts.
>ks and Wallets.
Nca.Vier aqsl Bead Purses.
' Tablets.
Gamine*: Boards nntkClicSs -Men.
iatic.il IrisiFumonts. ‘ •
Belt Buckles and slides.
Of all kinds, from the thick Brogan for Negroes,
to the fiiie Satin. Ladfs Slipper—Among which arc
5djn% Silas Sit* Orcr-Shocs,
Lined and bound,-with Soles—which will ho sold at
-wholesale or retail. ■ -
ALliO, OS CONSIGNMENT
A Lot of W ool and Cotton
CARDS,
Of 411 sizes, oor Machines—Together with, an assort-
ment of r •
Crystal zed Ornaments,
For dresring Cakes.—CANDIES, JELLIES, &.c.
(Ij'/.R of i ckich will be sold Cheap for Cash.
S. TENNEY.
Athens, Jan. 4—12'f.
Cold, yih-cr,
Steel, and
PJuled
- \ ,
mil Silver Ever Pointed' Pencil Chases.
Indiron*; Shovels and Tongs,
Table, Tea, lVisiortond Mustard spoons.
l’cail Salt Spoons.. . . . -
; Sugar Ts ngs ..n.1 Soup.LaU',*-^. '
and Plated Butter Knives,
fransfir Jloxcs and Prinfs.
of
WI. €. WAY««Agcat,
(Sex! door to Messrs. Turpin D'Anlignac,)
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
,< ^,FFERS for sale .to his friends and the public, a
. great variety of STAPLE AND FANCY
•DRY'GOODS, which Wfcro chiefly.selected by.him.,
self tho last summer,'and previously to the rise of
Goods in NciV-York, (while he was on there,) and'
whicli will to sold at a very small advance for cash
or good paper, viz. ■ "
'fc|.4:4, 7-8 rich chintz Calicoes, assorted colors and
patterns. • *■ •
1-t, 7-S do. do; French arid English col’d'Muslins.
Scarlet and light chintz Calicoes lor Children.
Black and white Muslins and Calicoes, for second and
deep mourning.
Hot do. clripod and figjired Ginghatns: do. do.
Pink, blue, lilac, buff and purple striped Ginghams,
. very fine. v . ,
'S.trined.-inuslin pattern Ginghams—a new article.
4i4 light figuteil small patterns French Muslins, and
abuse and usurpation of pow'er Jiy thb Federal Gov.
eminent, by all constitutional means; and as zealous
ly oppose all rash and reckless movements by States
calculated to jeopurdize tho harmony of our blessed
Union, “ until the accumulation of oppression, shall
outweigh the evils of separation."
: We .believe man is'capable of "self-government,
and wo'will not be instramental in arresting tho ex-
pertinent now in progress, by which alone this great
problem can be solved ; because we desire to see the
principles of tho‘American Revolution ucted out,
that tiie world tnay know, whether mankind are wor
thy tho blessings of liberty aud independence, or
whether from their-own weakness and folly, they aro
the natural subjects oFanarchy and despotism
We have too much confidence in the wisdom and
firmness of our institutions, in the'patriotism iyid in
telligence of the people,to question the filial and glo
rious'triumph oi republican government over all
otlicie. ' ' •
The present aspect of affaire in Georgia, demands
the active service of every friend of the Union. The
disorganizing, doctrine of Nullification, is at this mo
ment, menacing the foundations of our government,
mid if suffered to triumph, will destroy the fairest fab
ric of liberty, which was ever creeled by-thc wisdom
of man.
It shall be our business, tts it has been through our
brief career, to strip it'of its gaudy and alluring deco
rations, and hold it up to the public gaze, deformed
and loatlisomc as it is.
. As it regards rrien, wo shall judge them by their
acts, a,nd speak of tljem as .we think. For one, we
shall stick to old Hickory, until lie commits some
more damning act, than preserving this Union from
the ruin and desolation meditated against it by “ John
Caldwell Calhoun” and bis minions; nor shall v.e
abuse liim.for a tyrant,and dospot-iintil wo shall have
rendered about aa much service to our country as he
PROSPECTUS ' '
OF THE
$3a«c Rights’ ScEttsxsel* "
PU3JJ3HED AT*' At’CC3TA, r ’OA.4JJ^ ''^'' ' ^ J
1 3y Augisstiis R. laDB'sprcct. ,
t lO-DAY, tho North American.Gazette- changes
its name, its Editor, and its political principles.
Henceforth it will be tho advocate of the doctrines
contained in the Preamble and Resolutions of the
Mato Rights’ Meeting, at Millodgeville, onthe-13th
November last. Tiioso who arc unacquainted with
the Preamble and Resolutions referred to, aro infor
med.—That they denounce, in unqualified terms, the
well known Proclamation and Force Bill. They
rc-assort, the. principles of tho Virginia and Kentucky
Resolutions of’98, in their plain, obvious, and prim
itive sense ; unobscurcd by tho sophistry o& modem
Federalists, and unimpaired by the rtrongth-w'tvsting
refinements pf hare-liearted Republicans ; They up
hold State Sovereignty in a sensible form, and with
intelligible attributes : They maintain that the Gen.
oral Government derives* its powers from a cofnpact
between Sovereign States : That these powers arts
limited “ by the plain sense and intention of the in.
strument constituting that compact ; and J hat in case
of a deliberate, palpable, end dangerous exercise of
other poicers, not granted ; ' it is the right and duty
of‘the States to interpose for arresting the progress
of the evil within their respective limits;’’ and
they have the right “ to judge.as well of infr
of tho Constitution, as of the mode and. moos
redress.”
' These are tho principles of the “ Sta 1
Party of Georgia,” Uto principles of - Jetl'erson and
tho principles of this Gazette. Wo espouse them
because wo find them blended-with all.-thc original
oleincuts of our Government ; and because they aro
admirable in theory, and still more admirable in prac-
ticc. We deprecate their antagonist doctrines ; be-
cause their promises have ever been—Consolidation;
and thoir fruits—disscnlions, usurpation, injustice
and oppression. Their first ten years’ reign, produced
tho Alien and Sedition Laws—and they fell. Their
IIE. Subscriber having purchased a goec assort-;
• merit oI CARRIAGES, consisting of sevqrul
MON**. «IGS* V -
Vtii-berey
For Sale*
Ofiec Superintendent of Roads, tj-c:
• . . ^ Eastern Division. January II, 1831.
okodionco to an Act of iho Legislature o£the'
btato of.G. orgia, approved-by his.Excellency tho
£ the dft y 0 /Dbce.nbcr, 1633, I^iR '3
sell at- pubhp outcryT to -tho highest bidtler, ot tho
court house in tho COUNTY. OF ELBERT,
* ° n ^ondujj thcXith day of MarchnexA v ^ '
Tho foll,owiflg named NEGROES belonging to tfiri%
State of Georgia and attached to the Lincoln station,
fenirethor with the MiiIhr. f'nrto iv. i- o
A SULKEY, ; -
.AN ELEGANT TWO 1ICEGE
: fer@Rclae,
~.^ab a— "'
: —ALSU—-
A number of
Caood aud GcnJScj
- Whicli he offers to Hire on
accommodating ichns. f
Tfavelieip would’ find'it to their iri;
this Establish
any
fans,) Lawson, (Watkins,) Armstead, (Glaze,) Thom
.(Dallas,)'Moses, (Sims,) Ricliriiorid, (Burks-) 'Wfc;'
•lace; (CharltonJlsaaci'^^(Browri,)'Toni,(Rowell,) and '
Jeff, (Wingfield;) and _ ' :f
On Monday, the 24th dap of Marth. nextf
In like mariner, at the court hooso in'tho'COUNTV
of 3IORGAN, the' following named NEGROES,
jxflori^ing to the State, and attached to the Grerine J * 1
ougri arid'Ma'dison'station,.together.wi()i,the 4Vl
tey Jhc Day,’Wccfe ft mk<f March n
IIavin”a't^ S ty and.,cx P cr%ed^ Ostler, lie flatters
longing to the Stale and attached 16 Iho Chero'
himseltto boiablo t,,please all.who may.call.011 km , |o - f iotheStato atld attach e.j ( 6 the'Cherqkco'
m Urn above line of bpsmess. station? together with the Mules, Carts, Toole, &c. .
FJ-A 1 persons luring the above named articles, c^^d thereto W ' > ; ’
will bo held responsible for all damages.;. . John, (Baptist,) Adam, Zach^Mse/To^fegfe
10 ’ 1 ton,Harry, Tom, (Drummer,) Tom (Jackson,) .Walk- ‘
er, Jim, (RutherfoTd,) Moses,(Akins,JJacob.^Biount.'l ;'
Guy, York; Ben, Isaac, Miles, Ransom, Peter, Jim, .
Beavcr. and Bob-; ’and*'- ** ' ->•• •.
ILrCash in advance will bo reqnt
. james v,;itter.
Athenn, Jan. 25—cowtlScpt.
JQast MoticeT
A LL persons indebted’to-the subscriber by.Note In like manner, at tho eourt houso.inVthp.CQUNTY
aor Account, or to tho late firm oCWITTER $ of HALL: thb following NEGROES, belonging,.w»
MORELAND, arc requested to liquidate the same the State, and attached to the Gairiseville station to
by the 15th February next; ajter.that time the above gether with the Mules, GarU, Tools,s&.c.-'conriectod
named notes and accounts will be found in the hands I thereto : v; T ;.;-
of Mr. Claylon for collection. / J Peter. (Bejl,) I^wis;(Loc,) Hardy, 'Jerry, (Eds.ClJ0f*■
. *' ' " JAMES 'WITTER. 'J Jim, (Corbett,) Frank, (Willis,) Abraham, (Qfltesit
1N. B^-Iri mj' absence, tiie - acconntsl and notes, thorpe,) Billy, (KetChum,) Davy, fMAoweeA
15t!i Feb-^ will be found ready .frn^ settle-[ (Gilliam,) Amos, (Mahoney,) Isaac, (Hardeifi2fii)V~
r.‘ E: 'fjfTfiwton'f Store,.
^Athens, Jari: 25—45—-3t.
MV.
Matt, (Smith,) Arthur, (Drummond) Doctor; (I
street,) Esspx, (Wood,) Toney, (Too.iibs) Joc, (Sbr- -
PUDtlC^AIii
OF.
the first Tuesday in March next, tv ill be sold
Vk to Dio h ghest bidder, before the Court house in
the town of Watkinsvillcj a Ganju^of NEGROES,
consisting of men, women mid children, accustomed
to field work ; among which .are several valuable fe
males, capable of being useful house servants,
* I The terms of sale will be, one half cu6h, anil tiie
n vears’reivn. nreduced I balance payable at 12 months tiicreaftcr, with inter-
cst from date; and approved, personal' security.
, . . • i i ._i.t .I— I As the sale will be actually made tiien and there,
List ten years reign have brought the country to the I ... «i -
vorgo of civil war clothed -tiie Prits dent with
tatorial power, exhibited- 1ms troops, on tlio
from State to State, in menacing array—and tuey
(Booker,) and Daniel (Toombs,) and
On Monday,-the 7th day of April next,' "f f
In like manner, af the court house in the COUNTY
of BALDWIN, the following named NEGROES, he.;
longing to the State and aUablicj} to t&o "MfJledg&'fi
ville and Hawkinsviile station, together with thri-;. •'
Mules, Carts, Tools, &c, connected tTfefeto.
Sclpio, Jesse, July, Andrew, Moses, Elliclr, Ari- •
gust, Sam, Philip, Sandy; Jim. (tluirie,) Sjianishi *
Town Romeo, Gib, Luke, George, (Mann.) March,
Joe, Anthony, BrutUB, Rolwrt, Billy, and Gideon.*.
For the information of those persons'who-'may ..
i die- 1 P nra ' iil£crs are . invdcdto^attond. - . I w j 8 h to purchase, the following sections of the before
riarch I . - V'INCLN r, r-cp. . I mentioned 'act «if the Legislature arri^herewith pub-1'
Jari. 2u—4a—ids. u- . . J lislmd - . ■'** '
-Ids.
. il lished
RF.ICN ON t * - ' - •
In this staio of things, it becomes cYerymair Who^^coroer,
has tho welfare of his country at heart, tovcOnsider. and tr«nsmitthcir accouuts to Uns Cfiice -^or pay,
hat ho can do to redeem her from disgrace, am! to I nienti- •*■•**■*.'
rescuo her from speedy dissolution... W6 belieWethat i' n'rarWi ihi'inBA
wo cannot better direct our time and labor to tbwj^^ i _A5i;Elh.5C AJA-;-*fi'< mV
ject, than by using oflr honest endeavors to f £''FTs?-
back-tlio pcoplo to itlin 'Republicanism' whicli tt'ey it-i .
have forsaken. To this end, wo take the State f- |R T a regular m6cting of tiie Exccuti'vo Commit
Rights’ Sentinci. in charge, and earnestly solicit tho [' i®.
aid of all who think wilii us upon tiiis deeply inter.
tee of tho Naw-York State Temperance Socic-! *nce' in thirty days thereafter, on tendering to tho-
ty,.Decca«L*cf Ct!r,Ai:33, it was unanimously result, said Superintendent a certificate from ,tho Cashior .of
csting Eu'ucct. I cd to add to tho present publications of? .tho Society I the- Central Bank of Georgia, that tho said purcha-
Ac wtf believe there ia an inseparable connection I a.monthly sheet with the above title, for the reasons J ser ’ 8 no ^ e Tor 1 the said" balance had been discounted in
lappincss,' vico and misery ji set forth in tho- following said Bank, which the said Bank is hereby directcip;
between virtue and happiness
Inels
Vnile r-y..
run and Pocket.Knives...
. various kinds ..nl quililios.;,.^ x _ J-
ndlcd Table Knives aii-l Forks, in settV^of 4-1 Caliches, forCiiildreri’s wear.
ecs . , ; ‘ ' - \ |'4.4 arid C- t checked aud plaid white Muslins.
-JS-4 naiasooit'v’factfnet arid riiull dot very-fine
book ana plain clear Lawn.-.
.4, 8-4 plain and figured Swip? ’Muslins, assorted
q^lities qnd patterns; '
did and 6-4 supbrfinc ;-nd common'Candiric Muslins.
1-1 nil supi rfiiio cotton Cambrics.
Phrcad Ladis.Jldgings and-Liscrtings,^11,widths.* •
Inserting ah^i scolloped .Trimmings, assorted .on thin
book and j:Aonct Muslins
Rich ‘ ’ “ m
Steal .l53Sl8^IERCSitS.
Homs and Tiuii'.pc.ls, • .. - -
ugles. s v , • • .••*-- 1
of variniR qualities.. . .. , v
and Flageolets; jf ‘
Silver Keyed coco:i-v» r oad Flutes; hatd.
n and Octavo Flutoei • >
Boxes. ■. f ; v -,>''wc wv- ;j -
’s Rattles and Whistles. . . . .-
A GOOI> ASSORTMENT Of—- .
in?* Canes.—Also—Rifle and Sinooth-Tlorc
B1
Knes, (a new article.)
&c. &:c.
Dee. 21—lOtf.
i;i.:c nn:r.'*raooiu-i>
Double LarrcflAuXli
aM(! ‘Property
FOH.S'ALE, r ..
GREAT BARGAINOFrEREI)\
Sub: cri'aor offers for sale bis Plantation «n
iggs County, containing upwards of ..... . .
3009 Acres ol*
anil extending at least ?ix mi.loa tfliSng, thtf
River, cightaori miles below Macon .and six'
.Ji Marion,.the road froin the latfcr pin
ouston cdWrity, niririiag tliriAigS‘il, > \vftfi
y. a crass theOcmiilgcr'; whicli bdorigsto t!id
ion. Alsor^-f.' -.• v ' ; "'■c?,:
O I*f lielyl^egFo.es,
them 0 good'PWntatioii’ Blaakbciith, with tt
Tools; ‘ "?***
Dt of
n premises, is*agood ftrimed Dwelling Honsh.
• in House nnJ Sow Gin’.nt «?aw and firn-t
a tolerable stream of. watcr-r-a good Slock
J, Cattle, Hogs arid Shefcp, besides a lull sup-
Provi»ion!>, Pork; Crim,' Fodder, &c. fee. for
;t year, and all thb nccesVary rion/bniomics for
, such os W'jgon,-GartPi Ox6Hj &-c. witlv •
■escjit cropi now'under ^rcparqtiori; All .of-
will hn sold with the Plantation.
... bo sold with tlio PIantatiah |
dit of ono arid two yeorB will bo given, if do-
- undoubted Nritos.-' *■” ■
is dc irous
tiie premises.
trtn, Jan. 3,1831.—43—eowCm.
,ic!i plain j-ndjigurod Belt Ribbons, assorted,
luck, while ariiK.coiorod watered do. ‘do.
Colored tati'eta RiUjonsi assorted, nos. 1 to 22.
Cap gauze end satin Ribbons. , .
.adios’ assortod II.’s GloVcs, all colors. , .
do. do. fur lined do.-.nd Walking Shoes,
do. bl.-.cl; r.'mfwliile'English and French heavy
Silk Stockingy.
do/* white, black, slate cotton and worsted do,
Misses and Children'- 'white and scarlet worsted and
cotton do. and jfl.vo'.cjjj., \ . ; di
G-4 super \Jerino C-lrifos ant) Circassians, of
’ rill colors and qualities. -
rill colors and qtulitit*
^4, 6;^ super l^lack merino BoRilmzincsi'
liln-.-Jt* ItnUiint -Cros de^?3ti*olr. arid Fouli dc
‘ Sotr EI'jK'i.
Mr-
. — .. ■ ♦ -. v
iTw ietcd Silk! Ilbrn ini, T!u'>et w^ol and other rich-
3 ‘ ost'Silk arid*Wool SliA WLS, in great variety.'
F^cOra sTzv anajbt menno LONG SHAWLS, war-
: ; ranted' all mill *
IRISH SJIBExiRDSuvto.oi
4-l"arid 7:8 JS/tLJA*EA’e, warranted
•; vRfl.lineri'unifBest of I-,leach, (on'gfas^.)'^
5.4 arid 84-i4NKJt DAMASH Diapers. ’ ;
Extra ffino^ LQNG fLAAVNSy equally approved fac.
tory; 3-1 und ,7-8 Sj5|de t .qtnto undressed.
—A ORE4T VASIETV OF— .-
Browri
----- - ... jUptf
in as. and 6-4 brown Shoetinsrs.
Jan. 18—litf.
whether considered in reference to bodl6s.|>olitic,, or 1
The compromise tnrifl’act of 1833, shall continue
to meet, our most .untiring and vindictivo opposition.
AVe consider it the result of a corrupt combination
for selfish purposes tflonc, and that it is the com.
iriepcemont of a Eystein of moasuros intended finally,
to reloase every article of luxury entirely from taxa
tion, and thereby to throw, the whole burden of tlio
rqvenua upon articles of prime necessity.
. For the spirit and ability with which wo-6hallat.
tack the principles of our adversaries and defend our
own, we must roibr our readers to tho Standard .from
its commencement to the present; with tho further
assurance, that wo fool an additional motive to in-
ejeasa our energies, from the very kind and indul.
gent manner, in which our feeble efforts, in a good
cause, have liecn regarded by a largo portion of-our
fellow-citizcns. --
; As soon as new, materials can be obtained, the pa
per will be enlarged, and every exertion mado to ren
der it an interesting and valuable Journal. In.the
mean tinie, \vo beg our patrons to bea'r, with the size
of our’shect, keeping this truth' ’.in constant remem
brance, that a little of a good thing is bettor than a
great deal of a bad one. v. _•
In tlio patronage which wr seek, in tlio prosceu-
tion of cmr labors, aye look to tho Union party- alone.
If it docs not support us w.* must sink by the_way :
for we clanii no kindred^wltli nullification, and its vo
taries feel no sympathies for us.
Wc have warred with the doctrine, And .have dealt
our blows with no sparing hand—.wc ask no aid from
tlic enemy. . P. L. ROBINSON.
, December 7,.1833,;. - 4 '•
to individuals; it will bo our ceaseless endeavor, to j
fellow-citizcns, will find a warm supporter in the
itor.ofthis paper ; arid all well, written essays, ‘
ing to the same object, shall be welcomed
columns. . - - ;'
’The State Rivtirs’ SF-STTNEi, shall be an indepen-
,GEORGIA, €LARk ; c6UNlTrr ; ; \ ,
HElttEAS Edward Paine applies tp mq for
V u lettcrs of Admrrii=ltatipn '.on c
Jail fey GafnerTlato^rtho State'ofAlal
Thcse aret^cfore to'citw and admoniBh'ail and
singular, thetkindred arid jereditors of said'deceased,
to 4^roy,pffic<vwit]i'm thetimo prescri-
hadbyJWjio^hew cause if dny thcy bavo L why <Raid
Iritcra should not bo grsiUed. '
Givcnundct friy haririthisllth day of Jan. 48^1'
Y, L..G. HARRIS, s\c.c.I
i 44r*30d. a....., , >. x
x Ucm
teat Mttdisori Springs
English and 'Avterican Long Cloth.and Cotton - . pnjhe*-!si of January, 1831. -
Shiriingsrrafl prices?. JunosL. Coloman,
I^Siatirinah SMejjiv
j*- ;John-8tranderc,
f; Charles Williamson. d J
,• * WM. M. MORTON, F. AK
FcbVl.—16-^3t. M
EFiTho Augusta Chrohicl.o and r.Iilledgevillo Re: I. “Sec. 4. Be il'ftnthh- ehicted'*byTfu£ s tij£lttorWf{ , ‘
rder, will.publish tlic.ubovo until tiie day of sale, y aforesaid, That the said Superintendents and each
ofthorii shall, and they afo hinreby aathorizedTrSTthri''.
nt of tho. Stato, to -execute to the purchaser or . :
rehaserx of said slaves or either of them, goodnnd '
Sufficient titles (warranting the title tiicroof only) ifo? : k ,
and to said slavo or elaves, and deliver unto him' or '
them, the same, on said purchasert-i -psying ‘ in'cash'
one fiftli of the purchase money therefor, and the bale-;'
PROSPECTUS;
and authorized to do, in such , manner andlon - such’-
*. Thu Committee fiJid-the drttf>of some modiumHf* Tfff ^
- rfl _. cc fc Fthe sainc shall not exceed Uvcntr.fivo huiiOTodaolttBMv ft
1" /. r.: r ^ r cnactsd by the ai/thoiriyjg,
failure of said purchaser to pav
’the -amount of said purchase;
of said purchase ; the said-Supcr-? ’
turcli
imblicitytolmany comn.uuicalions too iongTor I or ««tificafe ,as .aforesaid, wttliuv tho. .
minutely infornied-Qftlie-pA'grdss^f'thojrofdrfiaiSpirj?^ . .• , r XT 7 *-:..*. ’
in our land, and throughput tiie world arc some of Tlia Standard of Union and SpytlLcrn Recorder,
ihe .reasons which induce ihe Committee ta add to MiliedgeviHo,the. Georgia, TRe^flph, r Mac(ia^%WY .
their labors and responsibiliticsdiie care of tliis^addi- j Georgia Constitutionalist and Georgia .Courier,"ASt;-.
I ioual. paper,’.arid they rcsnccSMy solicit for .it suchj gust a, ifigy Southerns- Banner, 'Athens, ('!. •.-» ,r-
{ - -1 rishare of,faVor arid siippori^rikits-riierUs ani! the in-^dawah, and.thw.'lKe#/iri:ri:'H<TaW,'Ao;ti .
may therefore promire tPjfwdy flnd handsomo e*e^J tnnsiq^j^ii^mpnse Importance of the causeway cn- raria, willffl.chJnsc^
No pains will bo spared to make the Sentinei. in
strueting and interesting to all classes of readers
though other business of tho first importance, forbids
mo;tri promise much for a morith or twoto coino." -
• Our Printing materials are entirely tfbeq arid well
'selected, and wc are wol^W>plisu with operatives; ave;
' gh'fPs’iiced;
issued about Iho I payment.
;c to the times of * Jan. 25-
offico for.
yr*
TAX COLLECTOR’S *&LE
■WSriLL tic sold Irt Jefferson, Jacksori coiinty, ’
V v tho first Tuesday in March Hextrm tract
laiid containing forty aerps, moro or Ices,
McNecs and others: sold as the property
Wofford, sen. deceased, for his tax for tU
Tax duo, 27 cents.'
' . ' . ROBERT ALLEN, T. C.
' -Jan.S5-45^tds. . -..Ur-; »'
COUNTY.
^nupQted with ; tlw f rri-lf
cr puiillcafions of
pledged t
frci^x
sole
— rgj — J. .—J- ^ - • ,.
collect. '.I..- otli. Jnu.23 — *5—cowtf.
ith the
GI V, GWIN
ERE AS Elisha
_ Administration o:
op, hte of ’said county, ii
• - These aro therefore to cite am
singular, tho kiudrod and oicditors
to b® and appear at my oflico wll
scribed by law, to shew cause, If any they have, why
6aid letters should not be grantod.
Given under my hand this 22d day of Januar.v, 1S31
4 - '• -- WM. MAL'PBIE, c. c. o.
Fob; 1—46—33d. : '
ipiraB
““joiiN D. MOSS.
months, end forward ' 7.
good cause; as the
” et.; Like the oth-
...
scrupulous care, j above every other week for Uvo^
; -•£
^ociety^ the IritelKgtfnc^^
it. .'.A
d to aid in
work of dclr
from the eln.L.s of a most d< gradin
v5ce -- V,
All profits will be dovotqd to
tho cause,
< r -J-Z-z§£i
/. tnr Publishers
Slates will confer a fin
arderiti^pirits,
[table mariner inlhe* ^rpr'
ouf county antl-Yho wo ; i
arid desiructivi
furtherance of
.lout tho United
be'Society by copying
. cpnsisfericjf arid I 1 ———. ~ -
idtkSf and t^riiper.i ^ •
.a««s,-4^''4banilon j -erTgfHERE.^ Prosser Ifo^tori'appii; s to me for
-a* —•»--* ■g/^' letters qf Administration on the estate ofSa-- -
•ah Horton, late of said county, deceased.
Thrsc are thbreforb to cite and admonish, all and
••vml.-r tim kindred and creditors of sai l deccasoJ;
the above.
aWHL ,
’ causo if any the
letters bliould not lie' granted.
Given UfiJer.r.iv hand-Jan. 2St!i
Fob;l-
si!
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