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j'tr.fe to infirm him CRhfHdly t!>af therp was a reeling. Socrates who hpp*tiTi to lie *n well
i ...... on.I auanii »»V!1 fit hi 4 liFilrii'I'.tilv VPIUhI in i.rA'nMd •»> !,./*♦* m . u .. n |„.i. n ,l !»
rcrtcval luimr »nU suspicion of Ins m.lriensily
lii'PO'iiinn hi oj-v.iiiisrm lamls ftotn the In,linns,
•* n ,f tin li wc fait <1 :n a treaty, it would- -
versed in the precepts which Me ccnlrtined in
our holy religion, ought not to appeal to tli'sc
snored truths to subserve 1 his vile ami bnso pnr-
those reports lint on the contrary, il wo ; jiofcr. Those who Un iw lin ir Masters will and
succeeded, and lie would use liis best exertions | do it not, shall he beaten with many stripes;
topMiunle the views of tho Commissioners, lay. | and those who profess to teach others that
j.j-r all other considerations aside, i would, in a jyliir/i which ir profitable for doctrine tor rr-
r-en'Tvtn’C I'ion l intended to make to the l’re
r-i lent of the United State*, do him justice
two sums of noney mentioned above, tor I
verily believe if they were at present in the
| treasury, the puinl in question would be caf-
I vied with ease.
Delore 1 take my leave, permit meserioin-
| ly to ree.oniinend to you, I'nr vour eternal wpl-
i fare to
aided in our
had promised to do
P'oof for corrcth,n mul fer instruction in
eifC'iti onsnesa, ought nut » hilst in tho act of ad-
as wo did succeed, and I helieie he I monishing others, to violate those sacred princi-
itir success, l wrote the President as 1 pies themstlvcs.
... , isid to do. You Socrates have wittingly violated the Dili
1 feel • rec et that any motive could induce j commandment, “ thou shall not hear false wit-
in-’ tj reply to anonymous scribbling, the no- ness against thy neighbor.” Hut I wisii not to
Thors of which are generally nc'u Ued by Inc- 1 be vindictive, hut to elucidate clearly the
liou« or party imtiv.’*, either to gratify resent- [ charges made against myself,
xnt 'd, or promote excitement by distorting and 1 will state a case—suppose Socrates owed
ruisrepreaenting fads, calculated to mislead the , niy friend $ 1000 which had been due fertwen
uore creduliiua and less artful portion ol the ; ty years, I as my friend’s agent fully autbnri-
< ommnnitv; but the re are.thosc restless spirits i zed to settle the debt,Called on him fur payment,
anil he was to say to me, it is true I owe your
surer- was thereupon discharged from rus- 1
todv. '
No violence, no opposition, no forcible re.- |
s,stance, was ollWe l to the execution of Use Y UYUIH’.AU, \ UlW.
writ ot sequestration ; atvl, tf the origin*! set-. 1 1
zuro of the money is to he regretted, it is high- ! YC T
e m ’• turn from the mil of your teays to lv consoling to have witncsscil the silent hut Together with their immer stock, will nmk/their
Ving the living and true (Hod." i’* irresistible energy of the law, when that law assortment very complete, all of which will he sol.I
was declared by the. Constitutional organ.— * moderate prolit, among which are tlie lohuw
t The execution of the process of the Court,
NEW noons.
i he Suhrerilifi’s aye no* re*riving from New
aefenfr five iiHtksg'* of
\ Y rene\i
n\u\ Dohu’Myc (iont\a,
vho are a cun
• to all governments, and who if
ti ,-v have tafr.U, are devoid '■[ sufficient princi Iriendtbut money, but many circumstances have
f. to usher themselves into notice, or gain put- occur, -I since, and so long a time has elapsed, I
lie confidence in any other wry, than disturbing believe I ouglc not to pay it, at all events it is
tie harmony and ,good or-lerof society, in winch doubtful; and besides I have only some land, mid
n they succeed, the general turn'll', may p.o- that 1 cannot sell for cash, al'hough I want a
chi'.- for them a stand a li lie above in igtufi
little money myself for present use. I cannot
Would it
long expelf nee and observation ot the predomi- , not be good policy in me to say to him, if you
nan' motives of such characters! ! will sell your laud
an: \ Those sentiment a arc impressed trim pay you, nor do I know when I can
in me to say to
to your neighbor on n credit,
la ;u ihi.’ig a few remarks on the ingenuity of he will give you a goad price for it; and if yon
fiocfr.tes’ sophistry, 1 only wish to draw public 1 will give him to me as a security for this debt, I
retention to those observations of his, which 1 I will wait three years for tbu money; and as you
fuel'bound to repel, p irtirularly when his illti- j say you are in want or a little cash, l will make
►i n i" aimed at myself—he observes: “ I al- j you a present of fitly dollars, ns I have some
Judged that the lb 01)0 dollars had been impro- j cash by me which vviil answer your present pur-
periy applied, inasmuch aj there is no proof that | pose, and let us settle this hi matter of dispute
it was.necessary to obtaining a cession of land; j between us. From the inducement of my tifty
oi the contrary, the evidence is conclusive, anil | dollars cash, as a voluntary donation, he gets
that i.'ont one of die Commissioner!, that a ces-, into goad humor and agrees to my proposition,
sion of Ut*«l would have been obtained without j sells his lands for a good price and secures mv
it, ir. perfect conformity with the policy and j triend in his debt. Where in the name of God
xcijhes if tire general government, and equal in
extent and fertility, and quite as advantageous
to Georgia, »» that that was obtained, Ate Ate.’*
Here 1 will leave this sage moralist for the
present,aodnotice another ivri'trover the sig-
* tiat a n of Konestus, iu the Southern Recorder of
the i 1th nut who is still more hold in his
charge; lie k- i on to say, “'the Indian Chiefs
did pinpoint to cede the trivet of country lying
between tho Cherokee boundary and the lull.liv
ing lilies, viz beginning at ihe mouth of the
Tau»liga Creek, up hat Creek to where M*iu-
tosh’s itoad crosses it, along that Road to the
ChaUhoochie, thence a due west couise or
nearly so, to the Coosa River, for which the
-'United S atus’ Commissioners we.re to have paid
the Georgia claims in the same manner and to
the same amount as provided for it the present
treaty, Ka. Ate.” ’And this strange chimerical
statement lie is p a pa ed to support by/nets
1 adm; his position as to boundaries, uiy me
mory not serving me in that particular, but I
challenge him to prove what lie has pledged
himself to do, to wrt: “ that the United Plates’
Coiumiesinnera were to have paid the Georgia
claims in the same ui.iii .rr and to t ! -e same
amount as provided t*c in the present treaty.”
Does lie not know,that the United .states’ Com-
Bi'ssionrrs were caution- <1 in their instructions
to act .vitli prudence and c'ircu:i!‘pectiofi in this
c nleuiplaVtcl purchase,of dividing (he Creeks
from the Cherokees, that protmbly ho;h nations
would .claim thise adjacent lands, in which
event they might have to pay for them n second
time, tlie price tlierefore eight to be m ale- ate,
is the injury? But a very great benefit to my
friend, who might have lost his debt, but for my
vigilante and address in securing the payment
analogous to the tranqu il"ns of the Indian
treaty.
And now my fellow citizens, I make a solemn
appeal to your justice, impartiality and sinceri
ty, on this plain statement of foci*, laid before
you for your consideration on their merits I
would still appeal to your lilierality, and ask is
there a Georgian who would not have subscri
bed, if he had been asked two or three rents, to
make hundreds of his fellow men comfortable
and happy, and by so small a subscription re
cover for his fellow citizens 950,000 dollars.
But even this sin.di subscription i* superceded
by the acquirement of so large and fine a tract
of country, the prompt increase ol’revenue to the
state, making it u profitable acquisition. As to
the laboied attempts of S mrates and his mi
llions to impri ss on the public mind different
motives than laudable ones in the State Com
missioners for their laborious and useful service*
is as bine is ttnuur, and his scripture quotations
have no more analogy to the application he has
unde of them, than he has a claim to an honest
zeal for the interest of Georgia.
l shall treat any future observations as un
worthy my notice, and with silent contempt.
i. M'INTOSil.
20th September, 1021.
for thf. jociirr il.
— ... Gentlemen—In your paper of the 25th. 1
as a guard tor such a contingency? And does he j p ln j a reply over the signature ol Candor, to
not know that this tract cl .country was offered | niy communication ol the 18th. and I am
to ti:e United States’ Commissioners special!), i | ( , rce( j lu acknowledge, he scolds like a very
ns a lull and complete discharge of all R*« j gantippe, but hope 1 am not bound by the
claims of the citizens of Georgia against the. Na- |
tun, and that inconsequence of this propo-.n on I
made by the Chiefs to the United States’ Com- j
missioneri, they had a conference with the
State Commissi .tiers on tile subject of ritiz-ns
chums, and p. oposed to’he Male Commissi ti
ers to take 100,000 dollars for the citizens
cluinis, which was refused, l then asked the
Uuited State-’ Commissioned this question;
Will you give 200,000 dollars for this tract of
count ty, ooereil «s a f ill and complete ditcharjpe
of ihe citizens cla ms • To which they rcple-1 no,'
tot half the sum, which implied they would
Lotgiv 100,00 dol-ars. Surely it was not ex
pected the Stale Commissiming were t> bar
ter away the claims oftnecili/ens in ttsis man
ner; therefore ratner than such an alternative,
tliey advi-ed u s.de, which would he adequate
to paying the full amount of citizens claims,
leaving 6handsome surplus of price to the na
tion. Kxclusivi of all tins, Irom every informa
tion the United Stabs’Coiiiiiii s oners and the
State Commissioners c< uld possess themstlves
of, by maps vvhicn they had and which Weis;
considered as very illi perfectly del in eat mg tins j
tract of country, a part of this land olfereil be
longed to the Alabama state,and it was -.dnnt- :
t.d on all side*, by those v.ho protessvd to have
any knowledge ot the lands butween the Cliero
keea and Creeks, that they were i-o sb fde that |
the object ol the general govert.ment would be
defeated, as no seitieis would oceup;. them!
Under these circumstance, what ne o,res
were best to he adopted if we console the in
terest of the stale, ua inhabitants, and ou i„is-
s:on? It was corned!. >a ell sides, that Mat
prompt measures ought to beputsued, and that
1 ly 1 Indians must be opcra’ed on in s urn: v. ay
< > induce them to do justice. We required no-
fl.i’jg else from them'hut lemunerntion for pro-
q.ertv -tolen or robbed from our ci'i/ens thirty
an* io'dv years ago, and which tho Chiefs ap-
-..j,,’-. | ro believe from the tine elapse I, that the
■right <>> c'ai.ning ought to have be, o o/dit tui, d.
But v.’i.’.g'd not this have been a great hardship
ou the Kir."cent tuii'erer , vvlio had been mces-
aantly pp< v'»i: to their government for rt dress
-without a aind.iry hope left them that their re-
jjionatrances w' >M he attended to. Under
these evident dulit'JiHies which presented tlicjn-
selves tojU’i, ai d a numhev ot tlm unfortunate
citizi nt v ho aUrnded the treaty, locking up to
us vvi li noxious solicit ule for some relief, Wai
it Ti"t better, under th-ve pecid'mr circiunRtnn-
Ces. rather lean abandon our purpose by soymy,
if you tv rd so tie with ua n rw, ami pay wlul
von n-.vs ci,r (itizenSj we will make you a pre~
tent, snd vou clroosu your fri*ltd who will »ee jus
tice ilone \ ou i" toe s. t’.i<-me t I his arrang-i-
r-.’iit lo ng f.r.allv adjn-.ul, and the ‘ til ls
« It j- that ihe Frt kiden* of the Umb d states
fh '-i’di' iet tuit the mode of liquidating tho
claims against th- in, they leaving do'-
1.,r, in t;k hands of the general government lor
that pui pore. t ,
' a t' i - prospect of amicable ad vvt.T. 'i' he- ^
jvj# ailS d n», Geucrala Adams and Newnan ]
'.vote (I t. Govt tear, stating the circumstance * ,
for his consideration. To secure «o great r, ;
licnr-fit to a large pnrti'i of the citizens head-
vavcad for this object 12,500 dollar*, which was
■j-nid ucreeably t-> our cmlrae-t, wi’h -ie; :tnov*-
ie q-a of Ihe Fulled Stales’ C’!Rw..i?*i.>TK?v, ‘he
r.sont, and all o’liers v.h > nmdr nt y er>qui*y«-n
t’.p suhi Cl, ^iul I »ay honurn'dt; and < ''af,t.ih'n
f.r and witiiout s< rr-1 V or advantage
taHe*n ol a savage nation. Tt'dh r-noire.- no
s tidied decorations to benutiiy t" «" 'iaguised
.linplicity Th.se arc (hit lac'* ttiat ttai.s-
pired at ihe Indian Spi itig*, ut the late treuly,
Kid they rreir se*teil witiu u; h at of rclutution
'I hen vvliat tiacona a of Smwite»’ o I lloievtiix’
assert iieis, that the claims of our citizens could
hare hem settled try the Erst offer of lands
rules that govern newspaper writing, to follow
FOR Till'. JOURXAL.
T let! you, Mesas. I Vinters, in a passion,
Kor which,! pard o beg of evert reader;
I will not lume because it is Ihe fashion;
Besides, I sin no party tool, or leader:
Hot blood in dog days must he deleterious,
And passion leases me somehow very serious.
And who ts nnU who does not see our
With thr^a'twig eloutls mu) (hrkness overcast f
Who is so deaf he does not hear the cry
OflUciious spirits howlng in the blast}
And where’s the honest heart that never dreads
l.cst a fierce tempest burst upon our heads.
Lof'k through our state, and tell me, if you can,
Whose are the lucky ears not daily stuuuM!
Who does not h ’8r some angry partisan
llawl "Proteal ,M, TrtAtT* , or*'Uoniit»Kent fum).**
1)—u (sovernor Clark, tome clamorous rogue
will cry,
And d—n the 1’rotcst it the brave reply?
Dot not to tongues is left the glorious task
Of venting forth this rancorous parly ire,
But goosc»i]uil\ InUtfrirx too must bo unmask'd,
For tongues alone in such a war would tire.
(The tatties, truth compels me here to say
Are non comhaltants in this dread affray.)
Yes, factious rogues who’ve fairly broke their wind,
In preaching politics to honest men,
And poisoning, with their tales, the public mind,
Have found a better weapon in the pen:
Am) snugly seated, can recruit their lungs,
And squirt their venom without aid trom
tnnguea.
I did intend to take tkis scribbling gang
In house-row order, and proofed to try them;
To banish, outlaw, gug, impale and hang,
Flog, haste and barbecue and fry them;
High on a gibbet nail the recreant crew,
And let Stern justice once have all her due.
But thought the second sometimes bring to pass
A w *n Irons change—! found 1 was too rash,
Ami wisely judged that every sc: ihbling ass
Was hardly worthy of my potent lash:—
B-sides, that man’s a greater dunce lhan l,
W.io’d lire in eighteen pounder at a Uy.
I will not turn for every prating tool,
When l have higher, nobler game in chase;
Nor heat the margin ol each dirty pool,
To still the clamors of the croaking race—
1 mind no tomtit when the eagle soars,
N j;- heed the jackall, when the linn roars.
At my august tribunal I nrraign
Tbu man who can ninth good or evil do;
Who has the power to raise .n honest fame,
A d sit exalted with a noble few.
Stand foi h Socrates for thou nrt the msn'
I’ll tak the flour, the pigs may have the bran-
With funds or protests 1 have nought to do—
1 have my own opinion of the matter;
But thou to me 11 good cause,and true” must shew,
Why thou hast made a most infernal clatter:
For thou has set ten thousand tongues iu mo
tion ,
And ink has flowed enough to stain the ocean.
Thou hvst appealed to all that can ad'*ni.
With fadeless his'reman’s untoward race;
And thou hast talk’ll of all that can d form
An 1 stamp lus nature wi h an impress base.
Th >u’st called upon the virtuous to behold
'I he men w ho*ve meddled with lorb.dden gold.
I’ve read thy numbers with an honest heart.
And patiently, good sir, I’ll hear thee through;
And be thou certain that we shall not part,
Till thou hast all the justice l can shew:
1 11 wrong thee not—and more thou canst not
ask,
So sleep thou **und, till 1 begin my task.
Hard of the (Cotton Fati h.
N. B. I owe an apologv for my long silence. Be
without ini pediment or disturbance, is credi
table lojtlio people of Ohio, and to the popu
lation of Columbus in particular. Thus, the
very circumstances which seemed at first to
threaten the peace anil quiet of the Union,
ami to weaken the authority of the govern
ment, terminates in evincing its strength, and
in communicating to it new vigor. A'tt. Intel.
Jlm*rican Commerce.—We are informed
bv a respectable gentleman from Philadel
phia, that commerce begins to improve there,
and that there are six vessels now oh the
stocks destined for the trade of that port.
On the subject of improving commerce at
New-York, the Gazf.ttk furnishes the fol
lowing :—
4< As a proof of an improvement in our
commerce, we are warranted by the fact, in
asserting, that at this time there is on the
stocks at our ditVerent ship-yards, about MOO
tons of shipping of the first class, besides those
that have been recently l inn bed.”
j ir.g article*:
• Shepherd’* best velvet blue (doth,
lk*i blue (Jsssimcre to match,
Hentlcmen* fine di et* and frock Coat*,
I'laid Cloak* with w ing*,
Flegant .Mandarin Crape Uohcs.
An assortment Imitation Cut Class,
(ienib.raen’i fine Ha s,
I.a lies’ Le ghorn and Sira* Bonnets,
An Assortment of fine Boots and Shoe*,
5<V) pmr Negro Shoes of bc»t quality,
| Imperial Tea in caddies,
I But Cogoiac Brandy and Madeira Wine of su
perior qndlty,
| Best Spanish SegarJ in quarter hose*,
Colton Bagging and Bagging l>ine.
I'erotidet, o It hi son, Z* (■*>.
MiBedeevi’In, Oct. 5 2—l
\! nvhvtWw t.oAt.
flllR person who took ftom Messr*. Crenshaw
N: Barrow’*, au I r mSrclh ntm ked on the edge
of ihe h\if, It. Morgan, u requested tor‘turn it
*’ sain *. place. 11.
authon/.
T
to T’l —
MARRIKU—On Tu.atUr ilir ixili S«q>t. by IV
Riiy. Mr. lilantnn, M.jiii- Kuvix Stummi tu Mm
Axv Sr:oTr Hii-l, «‘l ol’O^F iborpecnu’ilv.
DIKII—On Tuesday evening the I Uh i»»t. *t
Itir resitlence iu Wiik.’s county, nf w revere billin'*
<li*"«se, I’ktxii II. Terukix, Ksq HgeU sbout 5.'
Venn.
jT> W8 see smhiiri/.-d to XMimmeu liKS.
N I’ CRAW FORD ss a oundirlitc for .luvticeot
til ifeiior Court, tur the countr of Jasper.
Oeai .er ;1 5
Athens, 1st October, 1821.
To the Senators diet, for the ensuing Legis
lature, of Ihe State of Georgia.
Extract from the minutes of the Senates
Ae i.letnicus of 1818.
\Vitfras it is important that the Senxtus
Acatlemicus, presidium orer the interest of the
Literature of the State, should have minute
and correct information of the state of edu
cation in every section thereof, and the clause
of the charter of the university, requiring that
a report from each county, containing that
information, should belaid before the Board,
at each annual session, having by Ion^ disuse
become almost obsolete. Resolved, that it
he and is hereby earnestly recommended to
the Senators, to make at all future sessions of
the Setiatns Academieus, a leportof the state
of the Academies and Schools in their several
counties.
ASBURY HULL, Src'ry. of the
Senat us Academieus,
Editors of News-papers throughout the
state, friendly to the interest of literature,
will advance the cause by giving the above
an insertion. A. II.
Executive Department—Georgia, I
Mitledgeville, tltli Oct. 1821. \
ON Saturday the l.-Jtli inst. at 12 o’clock,
a contract will bo let at the State-House, to
the lowest bicldet, for furnishing lire wood for
public use. Elisha Hood, Sec’ry.
Oct. 9. 5 2—1
To Gugleston Qholson.
Sin—Aon will plvuse Uke notice Hint I hsv<* ta
ken fins Iiietlin.l to mitily von that the power of at
torney gi.eii to you the Inst spring nr winter by
loan Gtiolron, WiUlaci T. Harper, William Ar-
111.11 any iiiyt. If, it hereby rev„k c d anil e nnpletely
annulled, 10 tar ai mv interest in.iy be concerned
or can be hereafter aflvcted by said power of at
t iriiey; anil ih : puolic wdl please lake notice ut the
revocation of said power o. attorney.
James O. Askere.
Putnam Go. Se”t. *5
U ^ll.l. be Sold st the late rvsid nee it Jones
Griggs, late ot Jones county, dce.e s J.on
the SJd day of Vovemher next, lie following pi-.*-
perty, viz: two horse., ten head of entile, thirty
head of h ;i, one yoke of oxen and ear., three
■eds and lurniture, plantation tooD, household and
kdchen hirniiure and oilier articles ol a perishable
natuie, belonging to the estate of add Jsa. Griggs,
lece.ised. Terms made known on lie day ot side.
Hiltiam ferry, Adm ’r.
Odoher 3 52—tiD
Gkonnia, .fa.pf-r eonfftr.
W HKRKVJ D*vid Raw.!on applies to me for
Letter* of Administration with the will an-
••►xod tin Ihe eitHe of Abner Itawdou, late of
this c-Hioty, deceased:
These «*e tle relore to eito end admonish :.l!
and singular ti.e kindred and creditors of rod tie-
e, ased tobeand 'ypeur ut nij odiec within 1.0 lions
prifci ibetl by law, to -hew valise, if any they can,
why andi letters thon’d rtrt be ci’antetl.
Giren under uiy lumil ’'09 *8 fi September, ftEl.
John C. f>ii»-uo, e. r. o.
Gaonu/k, 1 wig* Gmmtr.
AVUKRKAS Rhoda t.aaey applies 10 11 c tar
la'l'ers ol Administnitioa, on the estnte of Win.
(iasey, deceased.
And whereas Slary Raker applies to meter Let
ters. of A.'minis'rat ion on the uststd of IVilliain
Itskir, late of this county, deceased.
I hese are then tore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to he snd appear at my uliice within the Fme pre-
se.nheit by law to shew cause, if any they can, why-
said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand s’, otiiee this 1st day of
October, 189!. filhfu Hurt, c. c. a.
Gf.'iiioia, Telfair Gonnty.
W lII.ItK VS Hale Goldsmith applies to me lor
Lrtirri of Administration on the ealate of
Brsdly Hale, deceased.
These are tliereihre to cite ant! admonish all amt
Singular the kindled and creditors ot said ilctessed
to ! e and appear at my ottiee will,in Hie time pre
scribed by law, to shew cause, if toy they can, why
said letters.should not he grafted.
Given under my hand ut dinar, this 84th day of
S"pftnd><r, 1851. /), jM'tiue,v.. c, o.
A’LNL months attee oiilir, application will be
made to the honorable court of U-diMoy of Wash-
inguin Counts, Inr leave to sell a part of the teal
Lsiatc Ol Nathaniel Wicker, deceased.
John llicker adm’r.
^October 1821 )r ,p,„
.SINK mouths alter date, application will |>n
made 10 the honorable, tile Inferior Gnust, of
Raid win Count.*, when sit’ 11.g lor ordinary purpo
ses, for leave to •< il two linn.In d two ami a half
acres ot land, lying and heieg in the ormnty or
| I R iggi, the property of Thomas Harris; deed, of
s;-_t* said county. Qnirtj M U Knee, AdinV.
„ with the will annexed.
OcoherlSH ni'Joi
C4RKKARLK to au order of the hnnoiiible the
him through every dirty hole he has travelled I , u „ r „„ u „. .. c
through, far not being used to it, 1 (lout like j u, 10 w i then, tha- iu spite of the muses and the
it. Sufficient tur me will be the business of j doctor, l have been lor week* past alternately free
replying to the small quantity of matter u liicb *‘ g and roasting.—l* ssuin Creek, on which l burn
has sli|qieil in between his hard names. um ‘ thiver, meanders n..t thiough lluncuuibe,^
1st. Gandor says in speaking of the Gover
nor as (xnmer.ted with the Yazoo speculation,
Jones observes; subsequently lie joined so
far in the Yazoo fraud, as to take a conside
rable share of that rich and fertile territory
w hich was obtained by bribing the Legisla
ture to brniray their trust, and sell a largo
portion of the public lands for a mere song.
Shortly after lie was elected a Member nfthe
Legislature. Candor says, in answer to the
alene remarks, it i* only necessary to ob
serve, the Governor was not a member ofthe.
Legislature at the time mentioned. Now
what does the Governor say in his publicati
on in the Recorder of the 25tli inst. signed
The impartial voice of the people. Mark—
His name was set down it is true, for several
shares, by the. oiler of others, and afterw ards
sold out; «a.< as an undoubted proof that he
acted free of all fraud, be was sunn afterwards
elected a Senator and Representative for se
veral years in Wilkes county. Now either I
am tight, or the Governor does not know
whether he was a member of the Legislature
or not at the time alluded to, for our state
ments agree as to that fact, and if he was not
instrumental in proem ing the passage of the
act, 1 should li Ice to he informed by wli.at
means be obtained so large a sliarge of the
booty, anil upon vvliat grounds ho wanted to
light Gunn foi not allowing him a larget share;
bat these 1 suppose are secrets at the disclo
sure of which, any candid man would blush.
Again, Candor denies that the Governor
procured a meeting of the. citizens of Wilkes;
and I consider it of little consequence whe
ther the meeting was proemed by his inilu-
ence or not, the only question propei ly be
fore the public is, were resolutions approbate*
N O t’lGia.—All [leia.'ij Ifi-e li t caution.<1
sud forwanied against trading the * duo bill
given by no self to Kdmond blisck■■Iford, tor the
aumoftwo hundred and ninety-three dollars, or
thercsbouti, dated «ome time in Marvli, 18it, and
.ha- mmc lime in ihe month of June thereafter, »•
said due bill was given fur a consideration which
has totally failed, in eonse-queuce of which I do nut
intend to pay said due bill. Eli Harris.
Oct. 8,1*21. • 12 3.
The controversy between the Bank nfthe Uni
ted States, and the State of Ohio.
This controversy has, we understand, from
an unquestionable source, come to h final is
sue in the Circuit Court ofthe United States
for the Dish ict of Ohio. To give our readers
a distinct comprehension of that issue, it is
necessary to inform them, that a bill in ' han-
cery w as filed against the collecting officers
of the state to restrain the collection of the
tax imposed l>y the state; on which an in
junction was granted. Prior to the collec
tion ofthe tax this injunction was served; but
as those officers supposed, and as they were
advised by counsel, that it was illegally serv
ed, they proceeded notwithstanding to collect
the tax, and levied glt40,000, about 320,00v»
in specie, and the residue in the notes of the
corporation. The counsel for the Bank, en-
tertaitung an opinion of the service of the in
junction dilferenl from that of the opposite
counsel, proceeded against the officers for an
alleged contempt in disobeying the injunc
tion. and the Court adjudged the injunction
to have been legally served; hut, at the in
stance ofthe counsel of the. offuers, continu
ed the prosecution for the contempt until the
lute term of the Court.
The Bank also instituted an action of tres-
I.lst <j talli es remaining in the Eost-OJice ut
Mitledgeville, Georgia, September 30, 1821.
(gjp tv non* wiihing Utter* lium tin* bit will
pleaie atk tor adveriiw.t letter*.
A—John All.n,2, Bcta.tum Alin*, DaviJ B.
Adam*, Klein .r Atwell, Elijah Atelu:*oa, Jalue*
Alitun, 1*. 1*. A*he, 8, Matilda Andeiwon.
U— A. H. Beckham, William Harrow, Dane
Daily, 2, Juhn T. Uro kj, Harriet llagley, Samuel
Reckl.aui, David bell, Joaiah llroycn*, Thomas
Rreuion, Benjamin \V. Ku*lin, George ferryman,
Slake Hartlctt, Christopher butler, John 11 Urant-
I , Catharine Uro iks, John Burney, Kiaiurd Mutt,
Thuina* bibb, Mary A. K. bostwiek.
G—William Cook, Robert U. Crittenden, Ed
win Critcher, Henry S Cutter, Reiib.en Cone,
Gibson Clutk, John Carnuchan, Mary Ann Clancy,
Thoms* 1 flower,CarolineClower, Samuel Cuniug-
li»m, Enoch Crahbe, Alexander Chtinberlesa,
William L) Clark, John Crowder, John Cannon-
ton, Robert Cole, Duncan G. Campbell, Jamea
Clayton, Allied Clark, Mary Carter, AVtu. Cuul-
by, Henry Chuppel.
-\ on the 88tb of Novi mbi r next,at the late reii-
dence of Joseph ticks, Isteot’Jasp.r uotuity, dec.
all the personal estate ol said deo’d. consisting
ot horses, cattle, hogsaed one road wagon anti gear,
one gig and harms*, one still and a number ol beer
s’andt, the crop of corn and fodder, household and
kitchen furniture, plantation tools, also tin- planta
tion tools—also the plantation to he rented. Sale
to continue from tiny to o’sv until all il sold. Terms
made kuuwn ou the day ufsnl*.
Hiltiam t'hil'i'is, j . . ,
Garland Manikins, y m r *’
Oc’ober 1. 52 t -id*.
CksFanT lu an or"(!»:r of I lie Inltfrior < *6urt
of Jasp«*r county, wbil** aittiug for ordinmy
{iiirpoie*, will b«* sold in the town of Monticello,
on the fimt Tuesday in Jauunry nexL l^o likely
negro follows, vir. Jerry am) Jack, belonging to
Ihe esUie of Joseph Hick.:, dco’d. l erin*— one
half ofthe money to be paid in hand, and the other
twel>« muuVhs creilii. wi h small notes and approv
ed security. HV'iam PKiVitx. ) 4 , ,
Garland Uawkins,
October 1. 61——«td*
/\ C(iurt oi Ordinary ofthe County ot Jasper,
will be soltl, on the tint Tuetday iu December
next, at the court house, in Monticedo, nfty-On«»
acre* and nine-tenths of la id, lying on the waters
ot Wolt Creek, in the county ot Jasper, bring ihe
real estate of Wdliam Short, deceased, sold under
Ihe incumbrance of the widow’s dower, for the
benefit ofthe heirs :«nd creditors of said estate.—
Term* ol sale, twelve months credit.
Joel AlooJi/. .him V.
Sept- 90 52-M*
VT O'/TcE:—Any person resi«bag m tiro, gi • or
X Nl Alab «nm, who k ow*, or h*«s any information
of or about one Mr Nathan W. Hall, f. nnerly
of Klizabeth toun N. C. will be rewarded tor their
trouble by informing the Subscriber, in Mitle.lge-
vi111. Jiw ton Htfibunt.
October 9 5 2—2 m
VVHFItKmy wile Mary Mayo has left n*y
bed and hoard without any prnvrca i >n I do here
by forwarn all persons from harboring or boarding
her on my Account, under the pnina and penal;ica
of the law iu such case made and provided.
Jethro llaijfj.
October 3 52—^
\ Lb persons indebted to the estate ot* ,l<>hrt
White, deee»jt<I t are hereby required toronka
iiltinrdmte jettlei .ent, and those hnving claims
against said estate will present them for pa*, ment.
benjamin White, Adm’r.
October .'I C m
A LL persons having any demand.* Against the
estate of Joseph Ufrks.deeM. will rend* rthein
in legally authenticated, und those who are iiidcbt-
ed will make immediate payment.
William Phillip*, } * , .
Garland VaiJhmt, $ AdmVl -
I Forw.ii n all persons trading lor a certain joint
note of hand, given by us to Arthur Alexander,
for twenty-eight dollars, as the note was g?v -u
through mistake and : s not just; therefore wear#*
d6 erinim d out to pay said uoU tor it is fraudulent.
October 3 Jnsc Jierroy,
5*2—.It lill c's.* Hiram Berrcy,
Ceouoia, Hu .cork e ntity.
1 J03TKD before James W. Fannin, i sq. as sn
tftray a bright sorrel hone, ab«)tt five feet
high, n sta in his forehead, a few saddle spo s,
supposed to be about twelve or i5ft»ien years old—*
valued at stvenL dollars, and posted by Henry
Long, jr. on the Sttd September last.
Jama* Jt. Jones, c. I. c n. c.
October 3. 5 '■» i.
* N FORMATION \V A NfKD. —ny account
] respec ing »l VM KS Cl IRIS 1 IK, will b“ tlisnW*
filly received by his disconsolate parent, M»*a. A.xit
Iliii’oftTOJt, Queen street, (Jharlestou Wm nlsit
. v - ,, * heard from, he was ut MuVhewa’illuflf Should
day m November next, bclweeu the usiial hours of I any person know whether the said J{im«*s Ch istie
Jnsper county, Oct. 1
vV lu -, be sold at she court-house in Monioe, !
? 7 in the county of Walton, on the first l ues* 1
sale-one tract ol Und containing t wo hundred and » hi de:»d, or al. ve, it is requested a few lines may bo
L) hranecs D xter, !*et«*r Daw aim, John Drew- ; fifty acres, si iute in the first ilutrict in said county, i addressed ns above,
ry, James Dunwooddy, Samuel 1*. Danna, Soplua ' No. 71. Also, ou the first Tuesday in December ! ,* The mopriei
Doles, 2, lleniy Daru.il, Isaac Dad. I next, at the court-liouse in C tin ton, Junes county; ar „i' p'lorida will be
-AnJrcw k.lliult.
c tiKzt ut Un.l i
F—Braxton Foul'd, Francac E. Frcoiman, Abra- Jackvfc, and others,suppn* il to c.MiSain 180 acres,
ham Foard, Samuel Fuller, Nimrod Furguawi, being part of the ti act of ho d »hereon the late
Lewis Fi eel, Robert Flourmry, Michael Fuller. 1 " 1 11 •' - -*-*-- ■ *- • ■ ■
G—Chailes tiaohet, Myles Green, *, Robert
Green, I’hoebo Goldin, VV Illiiou Gva.ler, D.trlii.g
Green, Elizabeth G ecti, Thomas Grigory, Iteuja-
.iiin Gilderileeve, John H. Green, Mathew R.
Grace, KhzabeUi b, tfhrdner, Robert M. Garvin,
John P Gordon, -ndr.-w Gridin.
H—M. 1). Hu-on, John Howard, Augustin Har
ris, Peter Herrin, franklin Heard, Edith Howard,
James Hyatt, Sibil Hollis, John Hansel, Gravy ilul
tar* of newspapers in Georgia
... , , county, an( j Klorida, will be pleased to give this adverijse-
bhuat creek, a. joining livid win 1 n , ro t one or two insertions.
Sept. 22. 52
, ol . ,.i | | ■ ... ,,, a I TCilliJA-l ll« *k UJ ill i lUl'Jll 'Ml, All «f*: 111H lit II .
^*®orge Her i, 8, JahM A. Heard, VVoodli' t J gainst said concern are rt.piested to be present'
Hamilton, L. iamiRajn, William K. Hull, l-aban j,, i 0 r to that period, and hose indebted to inak
Hargrove, 2, Joshua Hawkins, William Holding, launedtale payment to either of the culisci ihers.
that fact, obtaiiieil an injunction to prevent
, die negotiation ofthe notes seized, and prity-
tv ot Ad mis’ admiiiisti .ition entered into ? j e ,| afdecree for t lie restoration of the specific
and did tho Governor take an active part ? money anti notes which had been levied.—
tv. Afterthesc, , I tot> t .>1’* :om b,i!ac heuc J>i *<Vt.e\sfi «W„5 4 -ho csUte n»
!—T WI Murpbey, John Mc^e: h*" V f*. 8c Go. Uowo
Tiiat this was tin: fact, I lm*t 1 sliall be alib
| slmrtlv to adduce, such proofs .ts candor "ill
not refuse.
With regard to the frartior., I am at a loss
■ what to say, as I do not know wliat is denied.
| That Governor Clark ptirr based the fraction
j is curl tin; tint be claimed the island as a |rart
| of it is equally certain; that it «as util.i" till
; to survey die main land and island, together
' there cau be tut doubt; and that the I.egisla-
j title gave him $ 5,1011
i to, the island, is e nbo lied among the laws ol
the state, to which reference was made.
JONES.
Raleigh Holt, tlarna Hart.
J—James Jones, William Inglish, Jucnb Jack-
son, Henry l. Jones, Robert Jerry, W illiam Ja
cobs, Hugh Johnson, Thomas Junes.
, r , ,v K—E'tgcene Keenan, Anson Kimberly,
pas', qiiareclausumfrcgit, against the officers j f.-Sn.auah Gary, Evans Long, John Lester,
and the sureties, in their ofiice bond, for en- | Kinsey Laton,David LoviU,John Lucas,5, William
teriug ils office at Chilicothe, and forcibly , Law, Loren H. Le-in, Charles l.ippett, Samuel F.
seizing the £’00,000; *.') which the defend- | Loy.1,2, tl.njarnin L. Lester,
ants severally pled nut guilty. After the >ei- I 5T5T
zure* (lit: Hunk amemled
jun. William M intoth, David A. .Moore, AUxan-
dcr M’Kh), Jem* Maynor, John M’lutoah, Bart
lett M’Hrary, John 'litohell, Sherrod M’CaII, Ar
thur Morrow, Dennis VIyrick, Joseph Maddox,
Charles VI irm, John Miller, V, Hiraru Moors,
LSartholnnigw II. Moore.
N—HharUa Night, 'lary Ni^ht, James Narse-
worthy, John Ntlsors.
O—John O iain.
I*—Thrimas W. IVrry, Maria ritt< ( Abel
»on, Isjnc ferry, ltu^ert Barker, William l’o*el,
David faee, Kh/a fi ice.
Q — I liOMta* Q ion.
Ns hciuiah Dunn ot *uid county, tormerlf milled.
Sold agreeafile to ihe will ol *h»i1 deceased. Terms
made kaio^n ou the day of saU..
Joseph Day, Ki’r.
jiiuui Dunn, Fx’x.
October 4. ——3
r B VHe copxr'iu rihip hi pr^^cnl esin'Iug between
1 li. T. Halt and Wm Crv-ke, under ihe firm of
IlmII, Cooke N Co. w ill dir solved on the 1st No
vember next by its limitation. All demands
d
to make
immediate pay
H T. ball,
li in Cooke,
ON SAMK DAY IN NOYK.MBKK,
Will be said at public auction ut their store, to
dost said concern.
riMIKKK Lots with improvements, situated ou
I Vernon or bank Square, at present occupied
by Mr. Cooke.
Two l-o:* on Bay-street, with improvement*
l V
N the firs. Tuesday iu Decernoer next, at the
court house in Morg;*^ eonmy, will he sold
between the usu.d hours ol v le, the toileting pro
perty,:^ :»s n.uch thereoi hj vill satisfy the tux lor
the Tear, 18..0
i'ifi I- 4 2 acres second qua!*;y Inryl, in Lcnard'a
district, adjoins Hughe v t grsutod -o ltiYhd:»e, ly
ing on Sandy creek, given in by Peter Perry: tas
due 1« dolls. 37 1 Scents.
Inhuman Roberts, t. c. >f. r.
Oc* 'her 3 S^—(
L OS)' by the Huhscriher, about the % ni July,
I 4 on the Clinton road, near Dr. Woatherby’a
two notes of hand, given as follows, vtx: on: fi*r
75 dolluia, due the ‘iOtli lleci ruber next, by l a-
bell and James >1 odcrsil,the other for doll:u*a t
due U5ih December, l.S'isJ, by lie saute pet sons.—
All persons are rtqu 3led not to trade lor *. )t;ier
of sh d notes, and the makers not to pay hem to
any persou but the subscriber,
Joseph .V Taylor*
Jones County, October 3 " 5J—‘2
Tims die Hunk had in operation three reme
dies for the recovery ofthe sum taken : 1st,
the bill in chancery ; idly, the proceeding for |
the contempt; and ddly, the union of trespass |
—ail of v\ hich were ready for trial at the late j
(September) Term.
The court pronounced a decree for tire J , < _ lll
restoration of the identical $100,000 " hirlJ il— Lh,un KoLi..8oii,T. S.Held,Tho. Uoon«y,4,
?sperie| lolni Uc«d, Henry Kibinsou, Cadwall. liaines,
(tichards, Post-Master INgans.
inthepUu ol the city ms No. 9 and IU; also, the
entire stock of said firm, consist ir.g of a gtncral as-
Sortment of of Dry Cooda and Groceries. Terms
wit I be made known on the day ot axle.
Sept. 9 52—3
The Heorgm Journal will please insert the above
advertisement until the firs: ot November next,
and forwai d the account to thisothce for payment.
Darien Gazette.
W ILL fie *dU at the court-house in FtsSklio |
c unty.ou the first 'l uesday in Jauuuiy nest,
ot land, more or less, l) ing iu said coun-
j sent their accounts as the law dit^nfa, and tliose
indebted to thetsuue wdl toaltc immediate pay*
ment to Lwey Uangilun, ExV.
Morgan, Oct. 9. 5* fi
Sheriff's 'Suit continued.
O N the hi si fuestfay in N».\eiuber next, will
be sold al the mark**t-luiuse in tfic town rt
Kaiorilon, Putnam c.inut>, between the usuai hours
ol sale, the followiwg priq»eity f to wii:
Due gray hone about u\x years old, levied on as
the p.operty ot VVilha'ii M. Ilohhs, (nsr .rsivan
execution in lavor of Britain Hint uiy: propeity
i on Till*. ClUJiUllA JOUfiN\ 1-
hud been srizeti, with interest upon the spf
p ut of it from thu time of the seizure until j AUxaudr
reiinquih his cluim I t, ivment; and grunted a pcrivetual injunction 1 ^—M.*rihaSpalding, William k. Steele,t.John
’ ' ' against the c.lUu’tt.m ol any tux in future tut- I s !" e ''* *»’
der the act of'Ohio. Hy ;m anani'ement be
tween the respeclive i
for contempt was dismissed at the costs of the
| defendants, au l tho action of trespass to he
ty, on N 'i.1%’ creek, including »hc laic residence of ! pointed out hy the plaintiU'.
Wru. M'Cincken, dec. Also tuO acres in said] 5U acres of laud, ne. re or less, adjoining ot Wal
walera of Nuila’ cr..ik, adjoining J f ac(: su ‘d others, levied on ms th•: pr« jruj of W
county, on the
Tigu.il Jones; tin
whole to be sold tor the hem-fit 1
To the liiabalici/l part of tht community of eontiniied until the decision of the Supreme
the Slide of l»turgid.
“Hocrates' 1 not hating diiected any of his
oouusei par* i»*» 11 u ly to you, it ml lows ol course
I Court is also to bo dismissed at the defend
ants’ cost, in the event ofthe affirmation of
tile decree ofthe Circuit C’on 11. The Trea-
sSliirlejr, Case Sm ih, 2, F.xekiel bowel, William
beurcy, Ann Smith, .loseph Smith, Uenj. Smith,
Milled, the attachment ] John Smith, ll’iriholomew Sowel, f’liristonher
Si rung, Samu' I Strudwick, Iailletou T. Stanfield,
Wd.iam C Springer, Javues K. J. Slatter, John
Stinson, Frederick Soul.
'I'—J times T«rnale.i, Ssruuel Tinsley, Francis
ot tlie heirs and creditors 0) said deceased. Terms ' M-Leu N. (Jo, ugui'ixt WiUum T. llarptr and .la-
made known On that day. ! c..h Morcmaut pvoputy im
October 9
dn that day
Janwt li. Little,
Sami. Shannon
t - Harper to S.(LI) an ett-cu ioii m’layoV ot Joint
Hojittiy iiomtnl out by the tlt-
I
fendaut*
] Cine grind stone, sarn-rv pieces of iron, and one
1 *et ol nuu-cutting tisoU, It-vied on as tin: property
to, wen. ail persons fruit. Tailing tor . notvTf! U ’. H ; Stew * rt i l “ “"“J » '‘- r
* - - * - - - ^ j rent, in favor ot PreciN Putnam.
tine negro girl named Sarah, about fourteen
Adm’rs.
Ids*
.hand given sometim in November last, hy J no.
1 Lewia to Nancy Preston, in right ot her husband. 1 - ...
lor >’Z tlullurs, a* I am rivlvrr.uii j not... puj it, tl,. y ' ul , H “ hl ' l ,r ?l M - r *J
. a 1 ' Lt-cy, to saiitl) sunary ttxtx-unoiis in favor ol Wi
that smiin person sltonlil uttoinl tu yon Itniat , surer refused in comply «il it that decree, and
vou lie utterly forgotten. Tlierefore (altlm’ an alt.o'liment lor a contempt war issued a-
:it the eleventh hour) sillier me to entreat j gainst him^aml he was committed to prison,
■rfcctlv willing, to untie HeMillren
Tuir., 2, J ilm L. Tin.mas, Green 11. Tltoroos, | tionLav.m.G I. if I Lucy, to sat.sf) randry exei-l
Lcotiard Tngglt, Allen Turner, 2,\aney I riplelt, (ictoluii 'J ® ' ,l * ' C . * 1 °l rjt ‘ | liaiuson Kohuy cm! others,
Ward Tavlnr, *, i hotr.as Thku, Natliozi Tlioiun- ! —, 11 ' conrli ictied on nml returnei
■’ ‘ I a UMlMs t lt VTOKS SALE.—oil WtUnet- 1
-a- , John Taylor* | A
t;—David Hit; icfiarti /l day, the 7ti» day ot zNovtrnbtr next, iifair,
W— Robert Watson. Willitm Welch,Nathaniel | otuerwis. the next fair day, will be sol-1 to the
Walker, Alesatnler ’Van, William \Vtlson, W il- , '“I? 1 *** 1 l ’" ,ller t lu Hatntoek county,at the late re-
11,ui Willunns, Mary Wii.git, Henry W. Walton, " l *' fuce ol c »pt‘“* Thomas L. F.dvvaids, deceased,
Jacob Watson, 8, William L. W.Je, Joseph T. I the persocal iiroperty ot said deceased, consist
Williams, tireenberry White.
No Ictlers forwarded unless the postsge now
due un tin iu is paid.
5‘J—;t. 7 homo * -If. Bradford, J 1 . M.
Irom Ihe t’r< rl»:: the i hie
«d ttu ir first
rr-1 moituicatjon
tscil; whftreupon die Court, upon
the motion ofthe counsel ofthe Hank, awar
ded a writ ol sequestration, hy which tlie coni-
liiissiuucts appointed in it iveie tinpnweied
lo seize his whole estate, real itml personal,
.uni the identical jt 1(10,Odd seized, whereso
ever liie same might he Inund, and to seqnes-
ding this:' and thereby cause great j ter the whole, subject to the future order of
m. If he can be removed noiv, ] the Limit. In virtue of this writ of seqitcs-
idled iu it took
such ol you ns arc |
with those ofthe “moral and religions” td our
state, whoso aim it is to remove our present
Governor at the ensiling election, in exert
ing era’ll political neiwe for that purpose.
i'dionld he he successful now, who knows
hut that he may decline otieiint; tit the elec
tion snecee
vor ot \V d-
.sued Irom a ju> ices’
d lo me by a constable.
Une negro wnman nained Charlotte, abou’ swty
>e:ir3 old, two boils, Indsleads, and furuiUnx cue
pine slab, one pine chest, two trunks, one pot one
dutch oven, oue pine table, two dishes, sis plates,
one slew pan, three wi..d-or chairs, one spit time
wheel, one pair sad irons, half a dozen k .iicsanl
ms of household and kitchun fnrni’ure, farming forks,une »at r pail, i. w’pit.her, one birad irav
t- <il*. Cl (til (il Ciitfnn earn v..l In.! ti ni' ; t .. i._ .. . ... , * '
I tin ir tirsi r very inconsiderable, to the j udiat '.ratification il will nlford on onc side j tiaiion, tile commissioners named in it too
i)e acquired, «s well "« the Gonitnissicia rs of | . |1U ) dis.ipp Jintiiicnt oil the oilier!—Il yon | the key of the Treasury Irom the Treasure
no ('rin d stall y. '1'lidg! ring prtmj befnre us, I j-,.,,,.. ,j L . cle ,| to read “Socrates” and are at j entered ihe Treasury, fz look (hereout 08,0(1
... - ., . - ■ i ,,w ... ttmi, 11 cr I ones the nine net I , r ..... „ emir eansi-. >ll.« ec. the otili’ i ci 11 o I I ho vu in I.. sI ,,
that they gave more thnn i ur tunes the
Ha y w’ old have g,ven lur Ihe nll-tr "her ot I mil.
Anii I risk in *,e name of ci mnion sense, what
in.Uceina id le-voud , he srelllenient of * i‘i
elaitni r'.uld i|«'. Stale «>wn.isjiu or* pn-s hly
1 an- : ad in v w Want n bhfin etui
nieair.
loss for argument 111 saining your cause,
speak nfthe extra session us being injurious—
“('lark's linnh”—the Yazoo business—(il you
° i mu ttiid lie-id or tail to it 1 the ten thousand
i dill its which went to the sulferct sat Savan-
,, ,|, {he fifteen thousand doll trs used ini om- j I
i , r ■ r-.ri a to a'q #v,»v iiieni.a " " ,T "* , .
" i'..-v -*11 ini' f, t'-ver’ (hf pieting the late indi an ire.atv, and nny thing j sipleas tq
’ UI..V- . i piie nn'i.'.q rq c" ofJ to public | else you call think of: Toiu.it lightly on the t cost* ol t
non i
lollars*, the only part of tlist sum levied re- I
miming, tin other £-2000 haling been retain- j
ed hv the ntlicer making the collection for j
l,is cotninis'iou- The defendants appe ded i
from the de.'iee I , the Supi erne t 'omt, w iu< h
onxent, wa* tnado to opt:atea*a supei-i
tu tint !? i'Mtt, tlio inte, -d, and titu ;
tlie suit chancery ; gi.d tint Tied- i
VU’ty BoWuva
WILL bt* given bj the subsciiber, to any person
wlio will bring to jmite one .ItillN JO.’.NSON,
v» ho has tf#rgeil sutl trxdcU notes mi in*: mul others
to a consuh’itifile amount. He formerly lived in
Putnam count), is a uli Urge fn«n, a little <fi in.
and of fix J coautenunce. V'. Krai.
Milluilgevillc, Oct. 3. 52*——*2.
11 Lad, about 18 or 5<ti years old, four teiitipht
i .i lu s very black, and Urge month Mint no»e,
H.td very small t ars, sa>i he fidut.^s to W ilium
M ulkui , Putuatu cojnty.
T ed. Sanjtrd, Jailor.
Ocioler ti—3
t”<>ls, cjoji of oottou, corn, and 16.filer, slock ut
horses, cuttle, an1 hops. Amoug ihe horses ar**
two elegant high blooded brood rnures amt severs.l
cults, j» .rtic ilarly a young lUlliun rising t »ur years
ohl which ftu symmetry ot luj-.n 3* spnghtlirvess of
action, jv nut excuil. d, if tqn lied fi anr’ horse on
tfie cuusiacut. Tcru.iot isfi mad - known nn the
day. Hairy .iLti'heU, f ,
Th.'?C. Hau.lJ AJ ‘ 0 ^»
October S Sj^tds
Sherif's Sale postponed.
O N the first Tuesday in Nuumfiri- next, will
Lc sold, in (tie town of bundi r»viiie, Wash-
ingt.in Count), fi -tween Ihe uauat liouis ol $ulc,
die following proiKit) , tu wit:
113 atU'* jiine land, witla 45 standing corn,
25 acres cot on, Dior: oi less, jon.i »g Al iuilroi.g,
in Achf.id • district, tak. n m lue ul Ben
jamin F-c^muu, tu satisty suadry u (as.
*J. M. Ruih rf*rd t SU’ff.
oue i#eir pot t.oAs, two st-»ne ju-js, one pcvtci ba
son, Usktn us ifit- property ol V\ illiant Thomir, to
s.tisly an ex» cutiuu iu lavor of Smith and 2!aide*
man and others.
Benjamin IltlVnmeon, Sh'ff.
U A tlie .ji-Sk iu«*«uH> m Dec, lutxn- .its!, will
fie sold, al the court house, i' li win t<“ nty,
| wiimn Ihe gmih) hours ol sale, one lot of )and t
t No 472, m ihe 12tii district ot Irwin, c- n to ing
four hundred and ninety acre*, levied on as tv pro*
petty ui Harvltn Foster, to satisfy two fi fas.ritein
lavor ot Jahn II. and the other v» * 5 or ot
j Levi IL and Simeon Lchols, ag-iinvt r.itl i . :er.
j r a»»rt hh’lf.
NVVt.fYl*\fcV(i iMVLiV
FOD SALE,
At the Jminval 0 ( T»cc.