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' 1 fin mm m THIS DAY Close? the yearlhlT'. The feathered feet of 'time have trod their annual round with #ilent, and to many, imper ceptibly Steps. All is peace and tran quility. No sounds, but the hum of bu ■ tineas and the voice of gladness, -break Upon, the ear. 4. The “pomp ahd circom ftanfce of war” no longer ring thru’ our land, save, now and then, the dying BOtea wafted from oar savage bor ders, or from hispania’a blo«u stained •tioref. ► , Never did the God of Day pour his refulgent beams upon the close of a year more propitious toour civil and political liberties- Auhoad, wp are respected and admire !—AT HOME, we are inde pendent, pipiipiPWjbs and happy- And may the last expiring rays of light, which tremble over the dissolution of time, st.il P>)d us the same-—a fit offering for a more bright and duf#h)e government—a guv* cjament which.fa ''*tV not away. Last wc.tk we published an account, in an < ih. ul form,''of' the capture yfGen. Ivlina, one of the leaders of the liovolii tionary Spaniards, hast night’s man beings us accounts from Ndw-Oiloans, .v id' h represent this enterprising chief tain. not hut as thy formida ble commander of 10,000 men, in die vi cinity of Mexico, cnjoying the confidence jof hft* troops, and die alftctionft of Ids people. For our part, s« destitute of veracity are the aqijountsbgenerally re ceived f Vmn South-America, that we be lieve there is no truth in either of the aboVe statements* S-.vannah. Dec. 24. FEOM ThF SOUTH. Corvette Adtoms, brigs Enter- Jiri/.w and f*n>iueth’eus, arrived oft* Ame ia •!>*»• on Satan by Inst. Gen. twines, is ut Point I ef('e—he is. to be present a' the hiking of A inetiai after which lie will return to’the command of the army, ime atthcCreek Agency, and march against the hostile Indians. DKCKMBEn 27. Amclia-Lslautl —Taken. A pt'iiiiemuu of undoubted veracity well k’nownjlp die editors of the lb-pub lican,..writes his bfotlfer. in this place, under dqte of Jefterson,Camden county Doc. si4Hi* , •• Th'»d-.y,at 12 o’clock, AmtTm-lsl a.nl *ns taken possession of, by the Uni ted Htutes* Troops—at d, lam in hopes., that (he Florida® will, within a short' time, be under the same 11 ag.” Extract of h fetter from a commercial house in Liverpool, to their friends in A'nc-lorL . “ Liverpool, 28th Oct. 181”. “Td cotton ’market ty.iS dull last/ week; only 2000 bags shdd, of which skf were uplands, at. a reduction of id fr»»m the prices of the week before; the v iiii-j., I torts of yesterday’ and the day before are ieaw>; beto're any consideta >1 e tales can be effect-d, a further reduction must -take nlace. * I o * Uonoon, o<?f. 1?. *■ The nfobabi’di v of a Avar between Rus sia and 'l%rkcv is entirely dispelled by intelligence from Sdniin, Hfalrng tlmt the Forte had mVicred the Servian com-' maudynt Hinehta, who put Czuerny Georges to deathy to ue delivered into the hau i 's oft;W Russians. The .Frankfort papers f the Sd (kto-‘ bvr. stafp that .p'.ca' industry piWails I ip disowns of Srues'uyvvhere associations are fenced for the exclusion""'*!' English mAsufadt-ures—English gobd* have nee* amqecied to a duty of 50 per ctent. in F» . 1 rusm. ' treaty hash-en conclude d bet\)j?e r -*l France and Portugal, dated May 22d, \vh;i !i ceded Km»0» Guyalta to tucking 1 ot Fiance. Ths cessiop to he comple ted m ft* mouths, op sosner. At. Birmi igham, Liverpool, Sheffield. Nottingham, Wasgovv, and other mer catitdttykWL.il. scarcely a manufacturer it is skid,is u .employed. At AjLUnc es ter there is not abate cf g-oils,unsold. r ! e order's Arr uce arms at .Hinoingham ;• o-*ed tor Smiths America) are bc >r; U precedents. OCi, ber 7.9. . ' e army of 45,''00 «n<.'u said to be :m Spam is connect .red to be ut* d.cdbv t •--jSl'.trMbvi to al'i'ck PoruSjsil, ■ :>y bfi Pj risers hn tt>* oiJcuya'io yf ip V»dei»bv.»t'tc I'.x muh of Ms.fatlier : ; yiw“ 4t .f.o.daneiro.”This idea issco'i ,r. « »y iii ' eti t.ii ♦ift.by I lines wbOgivcs n !os y ;> aio'n. that Spam Ut fne pre time, is up more able to eQuiudiudl r ‘ * m nihn an army of =t p w .uld !,e -to produce one of -*> , ■ * ; "A . Ji'-b. • v.ttc leit’rs from Soa'uiand P,»rtu i ioith ti,e am»u>p u! the .Spanish Uv : f out rather countenance the pie h - I * *% P-- fi . v vl«ua opinion fliat they are destinedto act upon tlie Portuguese frontier. A letter from Lubec states, that the Danish government has prohibited the importation of amts and ammunition in to SJ. Thomas, lest the^iouth-Americans -limild derive supplies from that island.; This il said to have been dorfc in consc qucnca Os representations from the Spa nish minister lately accredited to the court of Copenhagen.' , Late from Gibraltar. Lasl night arrived at this port, the brig' Cornelia, captain Griswold, in 32 days from Gibra’l tar, furnishing ijs with news papers, prices current, to the 12th of November. Captain G. informs that ,th* United States’ IrigateConstellation sailed from ! Gibraltar the day before him, for Hamp ton Roads, on hoard, of which was pas senger, captain Creighton of the. navy '1 he sloop nf war Erie, captain Gamble,; arrived tit Gibraltar from 4/iirseilles, the day before capta n G. sailed. The Washington 74, com. Chauncey; frigate. -United Stab s, and sloops of war I'lrie and Spark, were lying at Gibmitar, all j wcl|. , A few days before the Cornelia sailed, an Algerine brig of war arrived at Gib raltar. very cutup m, an engage ‘ meiit with a patriot privateer, off Cape *S’t Vincent. She was driven in by stress ol weather. All comiinnucallou with the slime was cutoff by the cavalry and infantry. Our correspondent at Gibra-Jtar writes, under late of the I th of October, that a iet'er from our e«nsul at Malaga, of tip- Bth of Novem er,sta.e.-: An order has just been comrnunica »i d to n-'e, teat* Americati vessels are henceforward to pay a tonnage fluty of one dollar per ton in all the ports of Spain, of which I will pass yon a commu nication.” *V. Y. pap. Dec..l9. Algerine Revolution: We have eeu favored with Gibral tar Papers to r. e 22d of October, which fhrnish some feriher particulars of Inf late Revolution at Algiers. When the Januaries surrounded the palace.of the dey, he tailed to his assistance the offi ce; s of his artillery and navy.- bgtthev fleplihed intciferi'ig. Tlie-dey themle manded ol tov Janizaries what they wan ted; they replied “an individual from within.” Anxious to preserve his life by auy sacrifice, he uttered to double the pay-of the whole corps; hut this was re- J-'cred. and his person loudly called for. ?lis I’nniriess now IV.rsopk oim. ami he had recourse to poison; its operation, howev er, was not sufficiently quick, and the .lanisarles entering, seized and bourn l him, and conducted Jiim to (he spot ap priated for public executions where they, strangled hint. They then quietly re ' turned to their homes; all this pas-ed in about an hour Inun t-.eir first, assembling 'fhe public opinion was much in fa void of the new doy Ali Cogia—the minister o( his predecessors have'been banished, into tlu* interior, and their property con fiscated. If is sfat d (hat the Algerine squadron, consisting of a polacre corvet te, three brigs and two schooners sailed on the 28th ept,. supposed with an in tent-ion ofcrm/.ing olf cape S‘. Viiicents, for vessels under i'rcssiaii and Hamburg liars; and there was little doubt of their having the plague on board. The plague ontiniled at Algiers, the daily numb of deaths being about 50—sometimes more—it had spread to seveml villages in the interior. J\ n . V. Mer. Jldv. Buffalo, Dec. 2. SOME TFTLVG ,\‘o VEL. ' Yesterday niortiing. seven young war riors of the. Senaca nation of Indians leil this village in the stage, under the ''barge of Messrs. A. C. Fox, of this vil age, and W. Frig! an,of Chaiitauque. fur Neyv-YorK, From-whence, we un derstand, they are to take passage for Liverpool, England. Their object is to exhibit themselves in the important to vns in Kiigluod,-whetice they will |y o et-ed to Paris, aiitl’afterwards, probably complete the grand tour through Eu-' r qfe. Thy Indians are all fine looking, idive yonng men, and will undoubte-l- I v afiord the Europeans a very novel and ipteresling exhibition. .lust Received On Consignment f RATES uss o-ted Crockery ■ '■ * T,' Ware, which will be sold very low by M*Gohee § Muia^rnve. December 31. % if . - J i y jTI|E siibscrjtters having formed a connexion in bp sinless under the fi'-m of* . f" f W.SJ.Ps.O.mitPP.LIi&Co. v- ' '■} ' Oiler for sale next doorbebivv the Au gusta li.mk, ~3 Gevet di Assortment <jf .* i Dry l»oods, Hard-. . ware As Cutlery- Jlfrsn, a P'-rsh Supply if I tyUHimivAi- Which will ce disposed of on h.ccommo- Jating terms* WVlcom Whipple. -Juiues O. Mh pple, i Jewe Wbipifie. December SI. if .* ‘ - .4 ' • ' ;> . • - -.if t \ ■ K . t " -T . ’< *'. ' ‘ V v,' r .... 5, «■ From the Georgiy Journal. 1 — ~ . i Various amendments have been made to i the Penal CMel' That part relative to the i recommendation of the Jury in trials forcer- i tain offences,,has been so altered as to give ( to the Courf the =power of fixing tlie quan- ( tom of punishment; and iho clause which i required a witness to believe in God, and bis j providence, has been expunged The sec tions prohibiting the importation of slaves into this state, have been amended as fol lows *“* From and after the passing of this.art it shall not he lawful, except in the cases - herein authorized and allowed, for any per son nr persons whatsoever, to bring, import or introduce into this state, to aid or assist, or knowingly to become concerned or inte rested, in br :, 'ging, importing or introdu cing imothi •* le, eiilier by land or by wat er. or in anj manner whatsoever, any slave or slave* ; and each and every person Or persons so offending. shall be deemed princi pals in law, and guilty of a high inisocmen nor, and may be arrested and tried m kt»\ county in ibis state, n which he, sheer (hey may he found, and on conviction, shall b sentenced tis-pay a fine of live hundred dol lars eAch, for, each and every slave so brought, iinponed.or introduced, and to un dergo an imprisomnent in the -i’eniteqtkry' at bard labor, tor any period of t urn* noteless than cue year, nor longer (ban three years— provided always, timl lhh act, shall not ex tend to any citizen of (his state, residing*!) domiciliated therein, nor to; any citizen of any oilu r stale, coming into this state with intern to settle and reside, (and who shall on so coming in usually settle anti reside therein,) who.shall bring, import or intro duce into this state any slave or slaves for the sole purpose of being held to service or labor, by the person or persons so bringing, importing or inti diluting such slave or sla ves, his heirs, executois or 'administrators, and without intent to sell, transfer, barter, lend, lure, mortgage, procure to be taken or sold under execution or oilier legal process. m in any other way or manner to alien »r dispose of such slave nr slaves, so as to vest ihe use anil enjoyment of the labor, or ser vice of such slave or slaves in arty other person or persons than the person or persons so bringing, importing or introducing suiji slave or slaves, or in his or her heirs, execu tors, administrolor* or legatees, whether such sale, transit r,boner, loan, hiring, mort gage, procurement of levy or sale, under exe centiou or other legal process, dr alienation or disposition of such slave or slaves, shall tie far the life or lives of such slave or sla ves, or for any other period of time; and provided further , that any person orpers -m, hereby authorized to bring, import or intro-, duce any stave or slaves iato tins state shall before smh slave or slaves is or ft re actual ly so brought, imported or introduced there in, go before the Clerk of the Superior court 1 some county in this state, and make an I 'tibsoribt; an. affidavit in writing, which shall lie lodged with such clerk, stating that In* or she is about to bring, import .indium duee uto this state a-slave-or shives, in terms of • his act, particularly d- scribing such slave o slaves by their mimes, age twid qualifica tions j that ne or she is the true and lawful vvner of such slave or slaves ; that the said slave or slaves js or are about to be brought, imported or introduced into this state, for the sole pii pose of bemg held to service ami frbor, by him or her, ins or her heirs, caeca tors, administrators or legatees, and without any intent to sell transfer, barter, lend. hire, mortgage, procure to be taken or sold under execution or other legal process, or in any way or manner to alien or dispose of said slave or slaves, so as to vest (he use or en t oymeot of the labor or service of such slave or slaves in any other person or persons.eilh lT for tlie life or lives of said slave or slaves, or for any other period of time, nr in an . way or manner to defeat, avoid or. el tide the true intent and meaning of this act; and a -miliar oath, staling the actual importation of such slave or slaves shall he made by, such person, before the Clerk of the Supe rior court of the county where shell per*o& resides, or intends to settle and reside, «f which a certificate shall in each case he granted by such Clerk: and it is hereby fur ther provided, th«t no person whatsoever, 'hall be exempted from the penalties of this, act, who shall fail or neglect to comply with ■he requisites of the foregoing section, or making and subscribing the said affidavit* ui manner and form as is therehi specified and set forth ; and in all cases of prosecq lion under thus act, it shall be sufficient im the indictment to alledge. that, the slave or slaves w as or were brought, import**! or in troduced into this state contrary to the true intent and meaning of this act; and any per son or persons claiming an exemption from the penalties thereof, shall plead specially such his defence, and shall lie hold to due proof thereof; and the jury shall be,special ly charged to enquire into the intent of such person or persons, which intent may be in tered from the circumstances of the ease; JuK any sale, transfer, barter, loan, hiring, mortgage, procurement of devy, or sale un der execution, or other.legal process, or oth er alienation or disposition of such slave or 1 slaves, for the life or lives ofsuch slave or slaves, or for any other period of time, or any offer to sell, transfer, barter, lend, hire, mortgage,jirncur. to be levied or sold under execution jirotjier legal process, nr in any »> ay mr manner, to alien op dispose of such slaw* or slavesj for Hie life or lives of such ‘j for any other period oi time sd as to west th#ifcCW enjoyment oft he ■ labor or service of such slave or slaves for the life or lives of such slave op slaves, or for any other p '•Mod of time, in any other J J. person nr persons than the person or persons so importing <vr introducing saeh slave oi | slaves into this state, bis or her heirs, execu y' c ■■ * r 4 ' - AS* * *■* ' * » ~ ■ » » tors, aiTminrslralofi or the true intent and meaning of this acf, if made within one year aft it such slave nr slaves shall have hemidirough!. import'd or introduced into thi* state, shail.he coiiclingve evidence of such un'Avifhi intent in violation of.this act —Provided further , that this ;rt;i shall not extend to prevent .any person ] travellingintn this state from bringing there in any such slave di* slaves Ss inay'be need ful fur b"n comfortable and useful attendance upon his jnnrney, nor to any" p rsbqor persons bringing into (hiftstate any slave or slaves., found on hoard any ship or vessel whicJN may be taken as a prize of warmer seized for hh infraction of any law of the United States and brought into this? state in shell • ! *hiji of vessel a* itie time of sjiuli capture or seizure; but it shall qot'be lawful to sell or In any mannercontrary tollils act, tftdispose of said slave or slaves within this state, and such sain or other disposition of such slave or slaves in any way o manner forbidden l.Mlhis •.Cl, or older so to sell or dispose oft he .some, shall he concfnaive evidence of tin intent to bring shell slave or slaves into this state eo-i. trary to the meaning of tin* act.’ and shat) subject (lie party so offending to the line ai d imprisonment herciif before specified and set forth, and (he seme obligations shall fi imposed upon any person or persons el arm ing an executioif under tins section from (kc # pcwHltses qf this net. the sain, rules sha ,obtain' us to the pleadings and evidence, ai.d the jury shall exercise, the same power oi judging of the. fairness of ijse intent as i- . given an I are provided in the preceding of ’ his section', and if any person or persinis whatsoever., shall at a.y t*aiefr uu ifi. ; (he first day of Feb nary .i.ext. purefias>-., i hire, receive or get. into his or he* p-.'*se,w-To.v f any slave or slaves r„w s.,;d sj •.. .• I or slaves to have n -en imp-KMcd .r ini ■■, -. !■; into this state illegally and e.omrVry. ■<> ;• true meaning and iiuen tof tilts ct enei> every person or persons so otivi)'J.,n .shall be deemed pri leipies in iuw at»d guiltv of a | high *tii«demea« »r. and oil eonvictiwu liwr - of. shall be suhja'h' to the.same line as-hero in before specified and «<*t forth 'Rge.iust. • persons bringing importing, or intmUaeii'g any slave or slitv'es into' this -state convrary to the, provisions of this act—audit. be the duty of nil nod every civil and mill-- tin officer in this state,-to aid aiid ass-si in carrying this law into cli'cet. and thi* act shii'l not he construed to extend to preveui him jierson or persons from giving, hiring or, loaning any negro or negroes to ilieir iegr i child or children, for one year or-more, and who shall retain him, her or them one year from the time of receiving him, her or them, or shall be subject to the penalties of the aforesaid acf, , u Jind be, it further emdeil. That it shall be the duly of every clerk of the Superior Court before whom any oath required to be, taken by this act, shall he made to ketg) a bound.hook, in which shall be recorded the affidavits required to he made, and the cer- • lifirates ucoessnry to he given agreeable to the provisions of this act, previous to the in trodiicliou of any slave or slaves into this -late; and also to record in said b o-k aii older instruments of writsiigy or statement , which may be necessary lobe given by him. or may ! be necessary to be made to him, lor, carrying the intentions" ami pro-visio.is of this act, into eft’-ct ; and every such clerk shall receive as'a compensation for the ser vices rendered necessary to be performed by Inm hv virtue of this act, the sum of two dollars, to he p ud by the person for w hose interest such services may be performed.” The tax law assesses 31 1-decents on eve ry hundred dollars value **f liank Stuck us ed within this state, abolishes theTormer fifty per'centum on other property, and on ids, that “ All and every person or persons, «*r companies «f individuals not having a Char ter for the purpose from this stale, who have or may hereafter issue any engraved d re fill!. check, note or hill of exchange intend a d to represent a Bank Note, 'hitii k; pji a fair account of the amount isMied or put in to circuhilioii by him. her or them and make due return thereof on oath l<» the Receiver ol Tax Returns of the respective counties in which said issuer or signer may reside, at such time as is required by law for making returns of the taxable property, of the n mount in circulation at the time of making such return, and shall pay to (he L'ax-jDol'- lector of the county two and a half per con turnon the .amount .then in circulation.** And “ where either or any of the signers shall reside in this state, it sjiall be his. her or their duty to make such return, though the bills may purport to b-- issued or pat in to circulation, or dated out of this state, and the fart of residence in tlrs state of any of the signers or issuers, shall be conclusive evidence that the same were issued or put into simulation in this stale ; and if the re turn should not be made in manner aforesaid bv some one of the signers pr issuers, the re turn of each, so far as it relates to such notes, slmll be deemed fraudulentand .they shall be liable to all the pen&ities prescrib ed liy the law «1 (bis «tate, against those who may make false returns; and shall, in case such return is not made, pay the penal ty of six t housand dollars to be collected by execution as in wther cases—-puoviDe.r* always, that the return of anv one of the . signers or issuers, and the payment of the tax shell |ii* A (|i-p tit>q sufficient.” * - vV Ift bv Hifetlj ON the 10th day of Janhary next, at IToi.t Clantons, part ul the Negroes ; belonging to the estate of William Bcr-' ry, deceased.——’i’he terms of hirin'*, &c. w*U be made knavVa bft. tl?e day, by James HulToiighs and Marshall I Keith, F*sq, who are fully authorised to attend to any business appertainin'* to -the same in the absence of- ° W\ li. M ; Gehee. December 0,7 ty Fob Anction^H ''»"»« <m the corn,.,- nfit'? cppcs'-te Mr A . Water,, 1!1 t.-ie, <J£CIJ pillion Os Ml-.].’-, ’ IS WJ% 'V L**S> «nt» very v Bortim*tit of J 4 llp IlOI?6KliOLD ftl Furniture l \ HI The Property 0 f a Gpr! oh , . M leave rlicdiv--(:„ !i ,i. r : ; n w ' , o^tl| i n t bair coveiHM- Sjm»i II Sppoyi) Break iMi,' mid Ciii;.,l Tab&< w » AJB Lrf.lvf Work Stand j, Fan, v and J ciiaira • u Bureaus, Mahogatr* 5. c ;,„, . S 9ie ? -iw! : r ' ait & plain '■duns W , , < , >rc—-F.. *1 , , 4 *-*■“-J i’mjm A fine ton *c! squiu-d Fiauo a -,.j i|||| A very Hand (K ' burrds i-ui.l C vt„: )3 °* 9 iCl B| Am eleganudigfu b Jnthly C nhr» W AlUt >;•'»« ’ttouVr:. V # ,J O' tflO A ; AmA JH tiou- Ttlu> ti.hforsit'p II *7-0* ■, M w UR!) I'flTsi ’ c ~fl| t' MiW ontitiiitl'VnA >riP.it „^' t . „.JB f «• UH*.l.n**jJl f tne.O 'u iiiiace, enlul.-d, Vti OrH® w.tnnc f«i rf, raisittsj a f-i.M {JE '! * J.% f | Au-- ! lW iw ; >r M iris; tiivi pairic r vi-i.s,i,.a-11-) vit ll e ! T''l*' an imposes a tax K.O.and A. 15. C.Tables. audYlSB AaotvS, and to prohibit tin* use ohjtfJß IVdHs.mtv.l .Qaim-, in fu*are:». JJt Tries. 1. i?c it O daisied by the r;JK CAuidl of AiigUsta, that fCmiaud u dp the Ist .lay >*fJanuary next, S( , much® the Slh «i’ 1 <I, 9th sect ions of t!ie above cit ’d Drdbaauoe ms imposes a tax on huHI hard Tables, E. O. Tables, tB. . iWI bivsl am! Pharo Banks; shall be and fj same ‘(s hereby repealed. M Sec.*St And bp it further Ordained WK the authority aforesaid, that from »■ after tJieTwst day.of. January !i?,xi,it not be iawful-forV. mv,, person or per- vJH vvaainsoever, to have, keep or use, a difH iiard Table,;arid C.O or U.€. iVclm nr a Pham Dank, I’orthe purpose of j,- a 9H *«£♦ betting or earning, v i thin lit ’ciirpßi rate limits of the city of Augnsta. ■p Sec. 3. And be it‘further Ordains,] ill .the Authority aforesaid; that if any mW son or persons, AiaSl uftw- the firk b.® of JAmtarv next, have, koep uv use anj* uiliiani-Tal-Je, li 6*nf A H, C.TajM >r a Pluro Batik, for the purpose of nlaiß I'M", betting or gaming, within taocorp'fH rate limits of the city of Augusta—iH apd every such person or parj«:« shfl on coavfction thereof, forfeit aatl mv tip .. iM. , , ~ I f J *!|KI sum ot one tuousand- dollars for caaW| ; uh! every day, such Table op XahltiMj I’iiaro U trifle or Banks, shall be or awed, conirnry to (he 't'-ue spirit, kT| tent and mdaoipjr of,.this t>,-<l«sa«ce. tJi be iveovewd and collected in cy* waninffl prescribed for die collection : .3j nosed in'pursuance*«f (he uifled,” An Orditrapceto re'ga.tt-ip.fJ'ffi ternal Police and wf the one half to-the use of filWini-t-e ® and the other half to the u..va rf’tAeCiM Coimr.Sl oi .Augusta. • « ■ Passed ipCuu»eH f)-s ;*«IBS7, | : ' P, W/yLlvEii, iairndni. | : ' '•"os'—P\> •1. ■■ 1,.\ ,iss f | H iy' S-1 v * I UCt • I -t. ats S j • i&: Ti. AVUdTE, Atiirfeet-Square* ♦ Hnvnn, ; air, has ;m hn.«d aiv.l s»:ll| .be .• ereivi-Rg. a general AVib’iLLviY, irmHutarturm! by Al, W.| vlo-gan, New-Vo'k; varraatdi made ini tie best ma-iner hud to suit the market,! which are oTveit wholesale and retail,l -at a small advance from the Xctf-Yorkl charges.’ % 'Savannah, Dec. °.5 I n I For Hale :V YOUSr« healthy .'Vhg-ps» iFajavi, as -%.?p»ud spiuacr, and fit tarnlajttuoJ| ise—Aiso Uel’ young Child—.Forjwrt'c. , dars enquire at this otiice. Dec. 51 • ts BUjh-i. . bAC.hi. 11/lhh be sold on the Jlrst Tuesday v i in February qext, at the Court- House io the tov/.Tof ’V.iyneshuroiighf ilurke county within the usual sale hours,h One bale of Coit«n, ■ levied ouj as the property of Hardy vluynor, to sa*l 1 isiy an execution in favor of Alcxaade?| Carter against said Vhiyuur. ■• t ' —AfnbC— j 4’oo Acres of lan lia r. r<n<© j 'county, on White’-. 15, anch, gru 'ed to Dennis Giissaii),adjoining lands of J.i.'oN < ton and ifclfurst; levied on as the ty of Dennis Giissoa, to satisfy a« exc-l cution in favor of J> A. Tipji»ri<.-aa?«' lSft Doniiis.Giissttri and Joseph Giissou ; pro* merty Joseph GU*»ou, one ufthc defeadurtta. ■*• —AtTO-r. One ne*ro wuiiinn tjarned Betty.i le\ie(l'»m us the property o( ivbv r'jr vtiirfeSjaV,to satisfv sundry smrii arx\ motions hi favor of J**hn L-»vision. Kx’r. of !s;dtd» Carter ami (itjey s; property levi ed on auctg.retariip'l to mu be a constable. Jobii.Boil, s.u.c. December 51, tds