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BY C.VMAK Si RAGLAND, STATE PRINTERS.
MILLEDOEVILLE, TI’ESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1825.
VOLUME XVI — M). 47
■y-THE GEOHC 1.1 JOURNAL
b publish-d weekly, >t the corner of Wijse and
■’* “ «t Three Dollar* per inn. in *
o'.lart at the end or the year.
not be tent to any
Stole, until the tnhteriptioa U pai
utUfactory reference given.
Advertin'meats inierted at the usual rates.
N. B. Sales of land and negroes, by Adminittn-
Cor*. ft»ecutor*,or (tuerdians, arc required, by law,
ft, be held ou the first Tuesday in the month, be
tween the hour* of ten in the forenoon and three in
the afternoon,at the courthouse of the county in
whlelt the property it situate.—Not ice of these sales
must be riven in a public gaxettc SIXTY days pre
vious tt> toe day of sale.
Notice of the sale or personal property must be
given in like manner, FORTY days previous to the
day of sate.
Notice to the debtors and creditors of an estate
must be published fbr FORTY day*.
Notice that application will he made to the Court
*, must he publish-
Notice that application will Ik? ii
%r Ordinal y fbr leave to *ell land,
Cd for NINF. MONTHS. \_M
Person* Interested in those advertisements which
•re published ninthly, will find them in the Jtretl
and fourth page of thc/lrtt paper In every mmM. I
Aa! business of this kind continues to receive
pis»t attention at the office of the Cetrgia Isur-
AA* bos
inff at
%
Danif.L Stint.ock is * candidate fur
Sheriff of Baldwin county, ai thu ensuing
election.
O* Wo are authortsod to announce, that
Isaac Bailky, is a candidniu lor tin* office
of CNlt dt the Superior Court of Jasper
countyi atthu ensuing election.
O* Jqhx BoPNr.Ris a candidate for She
riff of Hancock county, at the entiling elec
tion. dieotSi&tDZl*
A Proclamation.
GEORGIA—Hi hi* ExttUcncu GEORGE
M. I'ROUl, Governor and Comm toiler
in Chief of thr Army aid .Y«icy of ihi§
state, and of the MdtiiJ thereof.
WHEREAS, 1 have received official infor*
nm'ion, that on the 5'h mvt- a certain IS.YlAll
THOMPSON, of Bihh county, and state
a lore !.a i J, did commit wanton violence, upmi
the body of a negro mm Rained Ben, which
caused Ilia death, and where** it hay alao b»
represented that the i»stid Isaiah Thouip
has (led Iroui justice. 1 have therefore tliougStt
,^fo.er to issue tins n»v prorlanimiuu hereby
OTTnnf a reward of ON R IIDMlIlKP AM)
TIFT I DOLLARS to any person «»r persons,
nho iuay apprehend the *iid Isuvli Tliuosp*
son, and him salely deliver to the sheriff or
jailor of the county aforesaid, and 1 do more
over charge all officers civil and tuiliuty, with
in this *Ute lobe vigil a ill in assisting to appre
head Uie said Isaiah Thooipeoa, that he n»sj
be brought to trial lor the crime with winch
he i« charged.
Given un Jo.- my hand and the great aral ol
Che ante, at the State House in M Hedge-
sille, this twelfth day of August, eighteen
hundred and twenty-live, and ol the In
dependence of the United State* the til*
tieth.
G. M. TROUP.
Bv the Governor:
EVE HARD HAMILTON,
Secretary of State.
Vitthnurers Wanted. I
W/ AN 1 El> to hire immediately, 60 -irong
y v aide bodied Men^for which a liberal
price will be given. Enquire ol Alexander
McGiegor, Juhn T. Howland, or oue ol the
subscribe nf.
. . CRAWFORD U CARTER.
Milledgeville, Aug 9 6t 1.*}
ftUSHF.LS of Merchantable
_ _ „ WHEAT wanted, for which
yl per bushel will be given delivered ul my
mills. Wheat ground m the shortest notice
mid hulled ns a line or superfine cloih t«» suit
customers. My iniils will grind 360 bushels of
grniu euclt day.
PETER J. WILLI AMS.
Milledgeville, June lifii, ISSft.
Bouk-ttituVAug.
l^HF. pulilic are reapectlully informed, that
I BOOK-BINDING in its veiiout branch
es, will be executed by the aubucribcr with
neatness and dispatch.
Also, a regular assortment of Ledgers, Day
Books, Record Books, Dockets, Mi-moron-
tunra^ Note Books, Albums, Receipt Books,
and Stationary of every description.
Bonk* ol any sice or form cart be riled or
iHMind to any pvu-rn.
EDWARD JOHNSON.
Milledgeville, Jan II
NOTICE.
4 LL persryis indebted to ll* firm of Tt-
JjL ro:nUt 9 AUiscn A* Co. either by note or
account, are respectfully requested to make
ntiiiedrate p.iycunt to the suuscriber. other-
.vise those uuh-uied to them may calculate to
find their note* and accounts in on officers
hands for collection.
L. ATKI SON, survivor of T. A. At Co.
Milledgeville, March 16.
BALV.M
ACADEMY LOTTERY.
SCHEME.
2 Pritfi of
1,000 i.
2,000
3 Prize, of
500 ie
1/rfK)
16 Prize, of
100 i.
1,500
20 Prize, of
50 M
1,000
50 Prize, of
20 i.
1,000
2.">0 Prize, of
10 i.
2.500
700 Prize, of
6 i.
3,500
1,041 Priz„. )
*15,000
1,959 Blank, \
3,000 Ticket,, Itnotxilinf to (115,0
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PKIZE.
The Drawing of the above Lottery will
commence on (he first day of December
next, or aa soon thereafter aa the sale of
Tickets will warrant.
But Ten Dayt Drawing .— The Prizee only
lode Drawn.
PRICE OF TICKETS $5 EACH.
All Priace dotting froni the rommnn i ment.
excepting one prm of gl'OUOj wliirii will lie
put iutothc wheel on the morning of 'he tenth
day's drawing. All prir.es payable in JOduvs
after the completion of the drawing, subject to
fifteen per ct nt dorount.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
(LTTICKETB for sale, in a great variety
of numbers, at the Commisaiuneia Office iit
Salem.
W. P GRAHAM, Secretary.
July 19,1R25. In»—41
KlECUTIVK PKr.VUTMEXT,
Mi^tdgeville, I.VA Aug 1815
E DW \Rl) L 1'H'JM AS, E-q appointed
nii lri a resolution ol the Legislature to
re-survey the 1st dial of Dooly county, having
reported l.» the Executive, that lie has comple
ted the same—Ordered, That noiic e llirrenf
be given for the information ol those who ai
i/iferesied.
By the Governor.
E. WOOD, Sec y.
August 16
fcotton Bagging & Ylovvr.
J | \{ k PIECES prime CO l TON BAG-
GING, 41 inches wide, ol the best
Stic Hr*nip, enJStoti It mnuufficiure.
FLOUR of the best quality
STANFORD k WYNN.
augut 16.
.V L\V VlUBBd.
STANFORD <i)- IHVV.V,
H AVE on hand a fresh ami general a-eirt-
ment of DRY GOODS, of every fie*
criplion suited t.» the icasin«*»Alw n gcnerul
assortment of Patent Medic in t*a, Crockery,
4 »la*-, Slone, ami H ardware, Cutlery Groce
ries, Sadler;, Peer Skins, tic. Ate. which can
he had on very accommodating trims,
july 19 InriwrUw W
Attnution Mechanics.
rWTJlE sub^rnber vvishis to employ n good,
L sober, industrious huune vai.ientcr on?
job of coiuiderable magnitude Apply to
JOHN NEVES.
Bald vin county, Gf»o. Aug 1 tf—H
HOLCOMBE’S
•WAiu'Ji-'jai'b’ttaa.
f | 'HE undr-isignori voudurt the WARE*
V HOUSE, and tra.ia.tct the COMMIS
SION BUSINESS, in ill it* branches, nr.drr
i)!e of HOLCOMBE V BROTHER,
at the ohl Aland, Suctli side and iipjier end ul
Broad Street All huaim -s roulided tothtir
maii.igruient will be pnwnpdv and properly ex
ecuted. The;f charges w»d bo such as are
customary. They solicit the attention ol then
ucqtiainuocea and Uic public in their line of
busiuesv.
HENRY P. HOLCOMBE,
GEORGE GRIMES HOLCOMBE,
nugiiki J t> u — - to
FACTO ILUii;.
I MIEiiihecribersroniinueto irnu^ui t T \C-
TOR \GE M COMMISSION BUS!*
NESS in Sava an aii. All produce rom.ign*
ed to litem, will be injured against Lre,.«ftt4 it
goes tutu store, without any ediuigeto the ow
ner. Storage on Cotum will be 8 1-2 <
per bale f^i *.tie Isr^l vvepk, and C cents fur
em it nicesodi g week ; but ii it rental
month uenlv nnjy will bo charged (or dip
uinntJi, and 11 1-1 routs fur each succeeding
month. T. BUTLER, L. Go.
October 16 eotf— — 1
Foil SALE.
BVBllELS NOKTHKRN GIN,
OUm *' BjeWbi-kr}-,
60 t»bl. Baltimpre lluur,
30 half bhU. 0o.
6 liluli. bt. Croix Sug.r,
40 bills. do.
la do Loaf Soirai,
30 do Mackerel,
:'4> do prune I’oi k,
60 do iri-li f'ulatoi *,
6 (i.ree. Hire,
10 half do.
100 ra,ks Lime,
30 Idid.. 6ltd
3 do. Jamaica Hum,
► a Holl tad Um,
X do Cognac Brandt,
40,000 0». Swecd. Iron,
6,000 lbs. CaMin,..
3,600 ihs. I‘ Moultis,
1,6UJ ihs. German bird,
2,600 bushel. Sail,
150 piece. Hemn Bazgin,.
R. J. NICHOLS, L Co
January 18 if—16
New Drug Estiiblisliinent.
DOCT. B. A. WHIT'S
r> |S non yeainz .mleffm foi
I 'drat la. sloie at III.. I'.r.r
O*. e, Mdiedgcvdle, an exien.
site assorimciii of Drill;!, (HI.
4. JBrV P'linti, Vyttt»ft, Fntrnl .\lriit
' lB W citlM, Ftrjumtr ,, i,x.
This assortment com,il»ltenil. nil tlic staplt
articles in the dm* line, nnd a tniiiuv ot o
sliers, not usually found, hut ui the northern
dies, or in S.it.iimali and Augusia. It has
been laid in uilli the sietv, that those fuvoi
dvint with their custnut should not lie slit
minted, when sending is .dime, for ant nt
line or medical nreparati in nn
tensive m.d enligliiened praline I lie suh-
keeping a lull and pennanenl
Biipply in the n'a ive dcp.rlntenl.—ul »••i.ilir c
as lar as piactir tide, arlicle. only ol the lie.
ipialdy, and selling them lor cash or approve!
n ter at verv reduced firii.es.
1e confides the man r.f dm liusi
ness to IiR. WILLIAM GIIKLN, and tai
pioimse that all orders, will he ext"'**"- “■■ l
despatch and sccurai y.
Julv 10
U A. VV.
NOTLCK.
D uring ti»p tmwriiwr'u >«b«r
North, hia buaiH*'«« will Ik 1
usual by .Mr. JOHN KI.lBf.lt,
expcriritct-U workman mdcuiwr
lo the
atintivd u*
xl.lt* anJ
J. KEISTER.
46
Millcd«cv»llff« Aug 16 a 3| — 1 **
NVovxe^ Vo Lvmn
F ROM 1 I0 S,0t>» DOLL ARS to he loau.d
out, probably fora lei III of |Wtr», il the
interest he punchially paid. Kur foither in
formation apply at the Rtcordtr Otar.-.
august 10
.wu'Ich.
npHOSE persons who hare not .rtdml tlien
1 acroants with the sul*nb»r lor th
scar IhiA are ri-q.c.trd 10 du so wtdimil lui
Urr tie |\ ** do MVClCBt oill h. cneigcd
her delayer try. JolJN MILLLU
ACADEMY LOTTERY.
fpilF. Managers ol JASPER ACADEMY
I LOTTERY, Iipii leave to inform the
public, that in cotunqueiion of the Small Pox
having prevailed in the town of Munticello foi
audio lime, the «ul« of the Ticketa have been
greatly retarded, ii will therefore be unprncti*
cable, to commence (lift drawing nt the time
co.itentplaied : but they are happy in being able
o atale dial since the diseewr fins subsided,
he *<ilc of rii'ketalms been no great that the
H liter themaeliet the drawing will Like pl.se
in n few months.
Highest Prize 3.0U0 Dollars.
SCHEME.
I Prize of *3,000 is $3,000
L0O0 it 7,000
500 is
7 Prize of
0 Prize, of
10 Prilo. of
SOI Prize, of
50 Prizes of
50 Prizes of
101)3 Prize, of
100 is
50 is
20 is
10 is
5 is
4,500
1,000
1,000
1,000
500
h.OOO
Commission VV r iifeliouse.
I YI1E Huhvctibrr.s having funuml a rotirx
ion under the (inn of h l'UVsM.l. *
OKD, t a e»|juitfullv tender their mivwc* to
lie ptthiir in the il'artltouee njid Cutnmi.\*ioi
Bus true s. in the City of AegitMiu.
1 heir \Y ii eltoiiM .s and i'losu dtoren, sjtua
I uit Jackftoii xtreet, opposite Mrssia. Sunn
at Willi tins, nnd nctvi the Hteani Boat Wharf,
b»*ei* erected this Spring, an* *uf«, com
modioii* nnd well arranged for the S*^r>ige of
CtAlcm and R»ctit ins' V Forwarding oj Goods.
Tin ii charges will be ul the I >we»i cuatoui*
ary rate*.
Libciul o«lvxnce* will be made on CuUon
uedgned Li them.
’1 lie) premise n prompt nnd faithful alien
Lou to nI|4iu«i. c onfi I--.I to them.
PLflHBAN 1 8TOV KLLj of AuffafUL
WILLIAM P. FOftDf of MoatietHo
0 j I* MTovall returns aia aincero thanks
to ttioAc vvlei have heretofore paliitnisrri hioi.
Au"ii*ta, June. 7 lin3u?ni*«v tf
f»*1‘XI Tirkotw, umotiuting to .<uJH,000
ALL PRIZES pivnhle m v'A>l(, in ten
lavn nil - r the rowplelion of ihe diawing, sub
in lo a rii *< omit ul 16 per cent.
PRICE OF TICKETS FACIE
PI.TU.R vf. G AU1IER, ) j
JI.KK.MI Ml I’P.All-UN,
JKAAE I.OYALL,
El I GLOVER,
N. u. poii i:ll.
jsine 5fl
Hc|iburu \ Pi-inrc
H aving taken Rubfht d. nrrBT»R!<
iiito partnership with them, they will
con11HU** biivineaa at their nkl etatnl. 131 Pe.nl
S'rev l, uudertlte firm of Heplum. Prince If Co
HENRY HEPBURN,
CHARLES PRINCE,
ROBERT D HEPBURN.
New*York, June 7. 3in-*Jti
U&rivtave vu\A CnWtrj.
1ICPBUHN, PIUNCE 1* Co.
.VEir- YOKE,
H AVE ruceivrd by the lant arrival*, and
have oil hand, and ire now opening uii
Bxten*iveassortment ul GOODS in thi n Ii
which they will aid I at low price*—among them
(M —
KuivcNand Foi bn, of overy variety,
|)u lvorjr f iff ** i*.
Pen, Pocket, i bl ole ^ spring bark Knives,
H . . > rrlebruled kmvr*, rat. or* ncimtur
\Ve<ding tloi-a, light nnd heavy Tracer*,
Crib 1* Mills Bell Mcial Kotilcaa*ul Skit
fte. ^ .
\Li* Onlerx rxeruicd on the most favorubji
June 7 r *Jl Sm—36
L - DRUN SON,
( "lONTIM’ES tocviry nn the Cabinet mu
j ChairM king Business, in all lie van
on* lirauche*——lie h.ie ou hard .1 nuuihri
ot fo 1 Ton (»ins .t >: lie u.ii
make Gina upon any given plan, warranted
d to any in the Uuiied States. All order*
Ihakfullv received and piompliy attcuded to.
Lexington, Apnl II tt—
Dank of I Mil ieu.
{ *ff EVOLVED, ilMt « reduction of JO p
\, rcni.be ami 1% hereby lequnrd, on .
paper due tit tins uiollicr Bank, on or hr list
the .6il» day of November next, and ntevu
Tiew.il tiiere.liter, a liuiiliir reduction, until
c a vine dull have amounted to 30 per cent.
Extinct In-m the minutes.
EBEN. S. REFS, Cashier.
July 5 UN W
850 iiuward.
1.1 SC APED from the Penitentiary on thi
fl 4 10th instant, 11 Convict called RUSSEL
I’R.V »\ FORI), 6feet 10 inrhea high, II ye.
old, dark bur, blue eyes, a J.iriuer by occu/
tion, lie wa* scut fium Coluuibiu county lot
Lurreny. The above reward will lie g
for hi* ueliverywat tl»e Penitentiary, or hi any
a.»fe j.nl in the Mate mj that he 1* brought back
P. J. W ILLIAsMS, P. K. P.
au^u^ 16
To 11 Dollitvs Upward.
Ol RAY ED from tlir subscriber «m the I
i> him in .Milledgeville, a black HORSE,
very Ii *.iv> bsidi, aiKirt Hock am k and alioul-
•teis, about 4 feel lU incbea In^b, supposed to
tic 7 years old, a little away backed. Piob i
blv he will vmke fur T* iineaxee, as lie wa
loimcriy brought ft *au that time. Theubov
reward will lie given lor the delivery of sai
Home lu Thomas Svabbs. near Cbniou. Jom
c*iunty, or Ttiouias B Stubba in Mill* dgvvilb
>r hall the aiuon.d for inLsrm itton »« that I
gethun THOMAS 9TUBB
august 1C
• Y KUUgTTT to jail III EaT'inttcTcounty, on
D ibr S7ito di> of Juno lui, .1 n*^n» 11
tiy the name of VlARCIJ, who* ivahebeio
• • J.vuiet Archer. He w nVi Atiirari, ah
.*0 veats old. vUmi! 6 teet high, end wc.l tu^
ju.y 19 JOHN R. DANIEL,Sh :
COTTON («lNS, tic.
T IYJIE y uhshriber* take this method 1
form tlir puhlir, lh.it they u.until.iiiiirH
|aii*I keep 1111 h ind lor Mil** at their aliop i|
Ouuon, Junt a (a). Cuiton Ulna with SleHj
hrislA, vvnrianted equnl to any nmdu iu tl
•tele, which they offer un very nrcorttuiftdj
ting terms, and would Invite those v.i»hiug to]
puichas**, to favor them with a call bclore
diev eiig;q;e tlseuhere.
L the Nubsu there iimpoor delivering their]
Gins on trial, and should any of tin-hi not pro*I
g*;od, nil am h will lie taken bark at their uvv
venue, nnd if the purchaser knshea the
1 replace the Name, with another on th
same terms until a good Gin is furnished.
Th**y aU'» repair Cotton Gina in the beat]
manner and 0.1 short notice—and li.iv
le cast iron *'og w Iiee|» for Gin running gcat
w hiclt they offer in r tA as they are, or w ill pu
them up ready for us«.
Also Wheat Faaovof superior Quality, with
wire riddlr* and cast iron ci'g wheel*— Also
Freeborn'* impn.ved Cast Iron Ploughs,bom
Nna. 10 to 13, wit lx extra |xiinS. — Als*r
vvninght Iron Ploughs, made oil the moat ap
[proved plan lor turning over ground—Also
Carding Machines of «* superior quality, for
family use—High and low p«.»l IL <!»t« aj«,
fauov, w’oodseat and kitchen Chairs, with a
general assortment of furniture. All htadaof
turning duue acrsieahle tu order
H GRISWOLD L ( LARK
June 7 8| ■!f
PROPOSALS
Poe carrying Mails ot the United State* on
the follow ing Post-Roads, w ill be rcc* tvod
at the General Post-office, in die city ol
Washington, uutii the 15(h day uf October
next, rucluaivc.
IN GEORGIA.
119. From Creek Agency, to Tallahasxce,
in Florida, onr.e .n two weeks, 160 mile*.
Leave Creek Agency every other Thuraday
at 6 u sn and ariive at Talliiassee on Sunday
by 10 a m.
Leave falUhaxaee every other Sunday, ai
p ns and arrive at Creek Agency on Wed ties-
lay by 6 p in
120. From Knoxville hy Upson c. h. New-
inot Pike e. Is and Fayetteville to DeKalb
. h 100 miles.
Leave Knoxville every other Thursday nt 6
m and arrive at DeKalb c. h. ou Saturday
hy 11 a m
Leave DeKalb e h- every other Saturday
at 2pm and arrive at Knoxville on Monday
by 6 n in.
121 From Athens by Clarkaboro’, Penti-
eox Mills and Lockeridge to LawrcncevtUc,
40 mite*, once a week.
Leave Athens every Sunday at 6 n v* and
arrive at Lawrenceville the same day by 7 p m.
Love Lawienc.cville every Monday nt6 a vt
and arrive at Athens the «ime day by 7 j*m.
NOTES.
I The PnNimastcr General may expedite
the mail* and alter the times for arrival and
itcp.uiurc, at any time during the continuance
of die contract, he paving an adequate com
pensation for any extra expense that may be
• K'raaioned thereby. Aou he re»rrve* the
right lo abridge ary eonttact made under tins
advertise mo m w lieu he thinks it proper, and to
Jeduct from the couipcnaation at the ratio paid
under tho contract Tor IcMcning die duties
of the contiactor.
t Tco uuuiitea ^liallbe nTKiwed for Q|Huiing
and closing the mail, at all offices where no
particular time ix vpccilied.
3 Foi every thirty minstes dels*, (iinnvoid*
aide accidcnu acteptesi,) to arriving utter the
time prescribed in any contract, tht* lontr.vc*
tor shall forfeit tive dullurs ; and, if the delay
continue uutii the dejvnHereof any depending
mail, whereby atrip is lost, a forfeiture «.T
double the auiount allowed furV&rn ing the
mail oue trip, sliall be incurred, unless it shall
lie made to appear that the delay was occa
sioned by unavoidable accident, in vvhithcaae
the amount of pay lor a trip will or forfeited
4. Prmous making pro|>o&ds are tequirod
to stale their prices by the year. Those who
coutract will n*ceive their |*ay quarterly—it
the moiilhv of May, August. Ni vende r and
Fihiuaiv, oue muuili after vbe vixpitaiieii 01
em h quarter.
6. Souther than a free white person »ha!l
he 1 laplnvtd to carry the mail
6. Where ihe uruponnr intend* 10 ronv
the mail in the body ot a stage cm ri.ije, lie
d lo slate it in hU pr vpjft.iU; and the |
nt.ige must he of sufficient sett, unless other- J
e expi«>scd, to touveoiently convey seven
paMeggcr*.
7. Every proposer msy off* r in hiabuf, to
make improvement in the tran*portalioii ol
the mail, from the terms invited, either a*to the
mode o| tr.in«potticg it, the tp**ed uquirvd,
of the frequency of tin* trip* pi r week—"hi. h
*h ill receive tlun ronrirleralHin.
The nurniif r uf the post route shall be Ma
ted ia every hid, and the |H*opof»ii must l> scal
ed nnd directed to the General Post-Office,
and eodoraed “ irroposidsP
Strici attention uiovt lie given to ihe ei lorse-
mr ut, a* it U not intended to break tin seal uf
any proposal, until (lie lime for receiving bids
sit dl bare expired.
H. The Postmaster General reserves .0
himself the right of declaring any conti act nt
an end, when, ver one failure Iiappcn4, vvltii li
amounts to the Iom> of a trip.
0. Thu distance* Maud are such ns have
been communicated to this office, and Nome ot
them • ty be mcoriect: On this hul.ject the
contractor mm iufoiui himself—the depart
ment w til itnt be answerable fbr any mistake.
10 No bid shall be withdrawn after the time
for lerebing bids shall have expired, ui.d
should any person refuse to take the contra?!
it lux bid, be shall beheld responsible to tic
D' p.irimi ni for the i.itfei-cuco liftvvcpii I. -
in.I, and tli.u nt vv hich tiie contract si-nil
l.e luade. No derisi-in* on hid* shall be made
known before the 17ihui Oct. her. The aa-
mg ’inenl of a y coi.tmrt vvilliout the coummiI
uf the Foximasier General -hall forint it— ;»mJ
In all cases wiicie .application lo make a trans
fer i» ni'ide, the teiuts must Ik.* fully stand.
11 The contracts ate to be in operation on
the ffr*t day of January next, and continue
one year.
JOHN M LEAN,
Cost-wx+Ur Gliteral
Gr.KrHvt. Po«T-0» rtcr,
ITinhington l sty, July HtU f 1B?6. I2l
T\LLVU VSSE HOTEL.
WII.LI AM II \LL Im«rM4l.l1.l1.
mI an Hotel nt the t iiy uf TalUha*-
•ee, in Middle Florida, where gen-
III* men, In li a. and laindiea, will he
■liOHptubly entert.lined.
lie piopoNea com-
1 ing 11 STAGE, t
^ritn Irom Hartford to
TalUliav*ee,on th* so
ld Monday in • very
month, nnd to stmt from T.ill.ilimwe ou tin?
first Mon lay of cviry month, beginning with
August next.
TalinlniNxee, Feb 1
DR. FINLEY
J.JAS murned ami leanm. d tho practice of
hi* profession.
Freewiunw Store, Jc
«cs county,June 14.
Lair Notice.
T HF. •trhocrihr r haarr xiottd to and open
ed a Law* Off ki* in the town ol Mm on
and will practice iu ttii* iduuto set Bibb, Mon
me, Newton, llenry, l*»kc, Upson, Ciawlord,
and Houston, of the Flint; Jasper, Jones,
and Wilkinson of the Oakinulgee, and the
Northern counties uf lh«* Soulht-111 <1111111*.
CHKIbTDFilEK B BTRONG.
Jannarv 11 16
M'm. If. 'ronance, Esij.
W ILL nlirnd to the pn.fca*ional I.umiiOm
of the ftttbscnhef in hi* uhacnee.
bLAbOKiS JONE3»
j tfy 26 Atiorm v at Lav
LAW.
L. ({. C. MM AII
IT AS removed hie office (a IVfIJoe «freei
JLJ one doof above tin* store ct Me
Foard Ii Malone.
Milledgeville, AugiiNt 9 3i——35
f?!iady (.rove for Hale.
IT111IS i* a very handsome, pb*vtnnt and
| healthy Neat, situated ten 11.ilea below
Oreeaesborough, in Georgia, on tho neare**
public road to Arigu*ta. ft contain* 6C7 ano
of bind—my 160 ideated and in go.-d order
The whole tract well w Hi red,a n**i*r falling
w ell of good water in the vurd, a comfortahli
frame houtn', 6 room* below, with neremary
out house* an l bam. A goo.1 sensou with in
dustry, never ft»il« to pro«Juee a yootl crop —
Tbi* se.lt i* lie vMlitul'v shaded by llie band of
nature,and would, n» u summer retreat, vveP
xccommodate a gent. •.! family from die |o»*
country It u well i>itiiatrd lor n country
store,smith simp, k" and is convenient lo
place* of public wnrriii|j by alldeuoinii.aiion*
A desire and necessity to relire from farm
ing foils and cares, dispose* the •ol*.:rih*r to
».«ll *>n fair and accommodating terms. l*o«-
•r»vi*n can be givni on the |m Jan lff2n.
FRANCIS CUMMINS
Greenrsboro’, Geo Aitg'J rotf—-16
'IVn Dollars Reward.
I T UN AW AY from my plantation in Jone*
V county, on the Cth July last, a nmlatt
^irl bv tbc u uiie of IUIODA, luaily whit*
re old, ilmuky black hair, tony
.1 little at theeud*, when agitated
incline * to tap ; she carried away with
two habits, oil* 1 oppcr.i* grounded, llouncfd
around the tail, the cither while giouudcd
mall blue stripe*, p «n of the sleeve* noppara*
grounded; wore off a large whit
hang* down ovni her almuldera. Her being
so w liitc, w ill try to pa-* for a free imraon, am
Id not be mi*g»ei led lu l*c a ai.ive when
is not known Bhe run off with a whii«
1 by the name of Dane Ellis, who •< stdl
lurking nliout the H' tdement. The girl lu
been .'.ceil nt Fort llnukiu*, and passed ns
bcu iviiman, uiido.dled her miiiic Nancy Col
lins The above rewind will be given to any
perron ticUvcuing said girl ut my plaiunlion,t
seeming her iu uny*.di‘ j id iu du* Mali. >
that I get her. EACH. b(»U‘l II, Sr.
august 9 1’6 3t—*16
R l* \ AWAY fro® die mb® ribtr on Ikff id
April but, two iiegror*, one alioiit 36
yeais old, the other 17 old, hodi named
CHARLES; tho eldest oue ha* l»een shot'
hie breast am I the bullets aie perceivable iu
In* breast, and he i« also shot through the ri£lii
leg, lie i» .iIhiiiI 6 feel 10 incite*, and the otitc
aiHiiit 6 leet A iurtua high. Auv prison that
will Hppielu-nd a,d(l iiigioea uutl secuie them
Valuable Property for Sale.
•’ | HIE siiharriber bejng anxi uit to move to
1 the Wesiern country, offer* die follow-
ing property for sale, vi* : hi* HO0IL ami
I Ul in (he town of >lwli»i»n, v* hich lias ffvi
veres of back giouml .iliiichtd to it, making
H very convenient fur lots, Hr. The House is
a large two story, 36 .eel in liont, and of an L
fmui of 13 feet square, making three large
luoii): l eluvv and the same uliovr, newly p*i*t-
ed dtrl well liotdied inside for tka coin toil ol
a buuify. This i« o.*a of the finest ami mo*t
plr.uai.t situations in the towuol Madison, ^e-
11:x a autficieiit distance Irom the |«ihli« situate
to be -jut of the bustle and noi»c of the town,
.mil entirely out of danger of fire. Tn*re arc
dl necessary and convenient out houses on the
lot.
I also offer for mIc my TARM, lying ni/biu
two miles of town, containing .ibom 300 .urea,
about 3<l0 of whit Ii is cleared land, aud in
good order for eroping ; the fencing till in guod
lepair. Thera ia a comfortable Dwelling
House ou ll»e place, with good out liouane,
with a large 60 foal Barn, a Gin Hm®r with
patent running gear, a good wheel house, ..ad
many oih*-r conveniences, with a* gum! a
Spring as any in Moigan comity There i-
sIhhii 7 or 1.00 Irearing pencil trees, ami a>Miot
200 well seh-i ted afqile trees, with a variety ol
otnei fruit trees, auch a* (wars, cherries, blue
plninba, quinri a, ke. Any iieraon wi*hiug to
puichas** such property, will do well to come
and examine it, ax I am determined to nffci it
on such term* that the p in haver cannot find
lault of the price. ft*u**( v-io.i will be given 111
die mouth of January, or Mioner if required.
' J V M BB C. I OOH
M.idtHon, Morgan co. July 26 3m— l i
NOTICE.
fTlHE *ub*cri!»er will dispose of Li
X. iii Motitgomsry <•<
MIELR
^mB^Hountyl^Hm^i^H
mid four Saw* running, wliirii last are
laicd to turn out lioiu 4 tofiODO fee.t of lumlier
per day, which caa be rafteii inimedratr-ly into
the Ormolgee river, with VAX) acre* of the bmn
timbered pme land in that sertion of the state
As to terms of sale, they will be madu east.
The atiovi* prop* rty was lortncrly that of E.
W. Barker. My result ore i* near Mrllrdje-
vd!e. JAMES BOYKIN
June 7 xvriai—Jl
ffj* The Awfii ♦» Con^iituiionalisl and Sn
vamub Georgian will publish the alnive w3m
and forward ilirir necmiot* fo this office
no 1 ICE.
f 13HERE will t*« sold a few town lots in tli-*
I tows Ol /.sliuloii, on Tue*day the 1 Jil*
day ol >«•;.ton,tier next. Persons wi»Umg It
•oeata thnmvelvri in a healthy and handsome*
Iv situated village, will d« well to attend the
lib. Term* n hrrrtofors.
W. V WHITE, >
I JOHN M. COCHRAN, l
' ~ IC,
Auguit
OilN M. ( OCHRAN, I
huh Hiru\RD*,sj. i.c;
M1E4 C HOLMES, |
E-Vlri DANIEL, J
* 3t-3A
tlii- Male, 1 1 th liver tlinn lo llie
Moigan C'luuty. near Ihe old
, sh dl ue renaontiliijr r» warded
JOHN HUSSEY.
YU) «l 53
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, 4M Jane, 1816.
S EALED rruptaala will Ik- received by
l)u* lL*paitm?nt until llie 3|»t day of June
next, for famishing ihe billowing Cannon Baft*.
v« Seven thou* «*.d five bundled U puui.ui 1
Caiiami Bails,to be delivered at Foil lL U
ware.
Six (Imu-ind 21 p tinder Cannon Ball*, to
be delivered nt New Orl.ins
Tlu* liab* are to be cast iu iron mould*, anil
be delivered on or before di»* first da) ul Oc
her, 1816 Thrv will be inspected nt t
.inufarlorie*, aud al (he ex|mt;se of tilt* b
led States; but they are to Ik» delivered,
the place* mentioned, at the cost and risk ol
ihe contractor*
The Proposals should be made ae|rarately
1 e irk pairel, nnd sh-.uld state the puce per
pound.
|Vr*on«disposed to offox prnposd* will lie
furnished, on application, with the dni.cn*
>( tin* balls, and tin; regulations lor inspecting
till iU.
GEO BOM FORD. Brevet Col.
on Oidn«ncn Seivn.
|T Printers of th*? I.w* of the United
• 4 are desired fo pulrlirli the foregoing
i- a week for five weeks, aid to transmit lo
this Dop irtmcnt, with iheir arcouui-*, one ot
the paper* containing the advertisement.
N OTICE—All p<*r*o..* indebted to |tl»e,
subscriber either by note or areount arc
rc«p« eif.iUy requested to make innueJi it**
payment, otherwise they may calculate to find
their notes and aceouuM ia officers liuuds Ini
collection. Dui ing my absence iny buxiucs*
will b»» punctually attended to.
CALEB TOMPKINS.
N. B. AH persona having left watct.es with
the siibscrilrer during the time lie lneil in
*'!inlnnnnd Monticello tint have not r.ikun
iksnatM .ir»- raapentfally raqnaaiad lo mH
on Mr Wm II. Crane ot Monticello and myself
in Cll'iton, within three montlis, where the
WJiichrs can be obi lined by prying tin- re
pairs, other wisc lliev *v ill be sold.
\ CALEB TOMPKINS.
FOB SALE,
fftllF) well known and valii.ilde po*xe*.Mona
I whet con John Heard, late ol Ja*|ier
county, dec'd. lived, containing 450 were* ol
land in ti liody, asgoud as any iu the county, on
which ih a ginxl com:« itable liame dwi llii.g
house, a good kitclffng ic other uece**ary bud-
ding* ; wb- ut 170 aires of laml open in good or
der t#r cultivation, a very good peach Supple
•in hard, with a first rate steam distillery. Pers
ons wishing loj»urcba«e wuuld do well to view
the premises and judge for thCiuscIves A good
bargain may be had m the alkiva property Iiy
n> jntl ii
subscriber
buui (Dry lit
mu, 17
NOTICE.
\ I.L persons havingniiseiili-daocr-niUs with
SoHHilon Huge. Mi*acliaru <w Iflogw, E
H. bornit «s (’.I. and Bimm Si M-- lehaui, are
Mr. E. II. Bumit, who
1 settle the snme.
SOL. HUGE,
F. II ID BRITT.
S MKACHAM.
requested (o «
alopc I* aulh
Clinton, J a
Dr s M (
id he alone, ii fully sn
* me in the ••-itli-menlof
s, during
jU.l
> ^1
E li. MERRITT.
I .unt I 38
iiaking early aiH*lic:*t*on ami good juynu ii
AN NTS HEARD, Ka’v
augiot S
-U
EDdXU’S INN,
ll ihe Sign n/the Eagle,Columbia, S. C.
THE public are informed that
the sutmenber's LARGE NEW
BRICK HOUSE is rc.uly fur-the
reception of company. He ran
now accommodate those who may
m superior xiyle. His table will be
•pread witht!* best productions of the laud
aud his charg” arr niodwate
ADAM EDGAR.
0f»,7| r<.—1
m
.in
A Har^nin may lie lia.l!!
> «HE *uh-< riber offers lor sale,on the ronsi
I scnmiiitoililisv trim*,the valmhle Lot
of IoiiiiI, N » I ., 10 the I lilt di -t ul Monroe
county,on which there inn (»ri*t Mill, aud
perhaps the xlioal i* infertui to noun lor n
Gear SliH ; fiom 12 in 13 or 20 1. et tali ..in
lie lud, mid wnin plenty ; some cleared x.i.d
and other coitu* ffewee* ; situate in a lu dll.y
and fertile *e, |«.»n i«l couniry, ami piociises
lair lor great custoii. Apptv t*»
JOHN Tl K.M1I1, near Thointuton,
mav 31 in.bn I'tiina niuniv,(i<xt
U / The Editor of the Ufc , Messenger
tnit publish the ahene ontt a mouth for J mouth*
and Jonrat d hi* account for payment. J T.
Wholesale Grocery Store,
AL'Gt’STA.
1 1IIE Sulvscnlier offem for sal# an rtten-
sive assortment ol GROG ERIKS hy
Wholesale only,at very low rale* loi Cash,or
Tuan aereptoures, ou liberal credit.
A large slock »»f the nlirve 1* nlwrxvc kept on
hand by WILLIAM 11. EGAN,
I’upet part, South side Ihood *treet.
july 19 lm 42
O 1U.IAM ll. Ell.lN'S
Commission Warehouse.
AOSUtTA.
^■^IIE above is 111 mniplete order f..r the re-
| reiitiou of Produce, and it in that part
of the Citv where the most part of the Cot
ton I* Mlilf.
Thu proprietor pledges hiniM-lf to attend
partirularlv to the interest of lit* Country
Ir.ends, and hi* charges for the ensuing at*
•on will be found to Imj at reduced rates l'rn
tin.or littlt. rtu charged. Allho' this Ware-
ho<i«e i* Miiuaied in ilmi part of the town when
the least danger can bt* appreheuded Irom (lie
hr lias made uiraugenNiiitM lur iwauiaa *•* a
very low rfft/i, all. iu Id any of hi* cu*loinei» dr
s — to be »ecmed against alt nsk of tlut iu
turc.
julv 13 r 10 3n»- 42
%u\tetlor Cotton tiins.
' 11 ti ft: BqlMer,l*cr, ne Agent for James Lit•
1. tie hi Sons, iiianufarlurer* ol the new
md lustily improved SAW (ilNS, l«rg*leavt
to apprise llie Planters, that th* ir ordrra for
the alorve shall l>e rxecuiad with fidelity and
atieudcd to with dispatch.
WILLIAM H EGAN,
I'pjmr part, South side, Broad St real.
(TT* T lie above will be delivered iu Angus
last the prices charged al the luunufactory,
th** manufacturers being pxrurulaily desirous
to have tbs quality of the article made geue
rally known to t' t- |'De*.ereia per sute.
•ly 19 le» ft
[From Soah's A*. Y. .Vatwnal Adrocutt.J
GEORGIA.
Mr Etlitor— Having read in the pipers ma
ny severe and serious attack* upon the Suvtr
o| f•eorgi i and Guy ermir Troup, eoarerning
the late Indian affairs, I profes* to you 1 *lo not
underNtnnd the case, nor the merits of it fully;
neither can I arrive nt a stitisfaetory ronrlu
"ion, by w ading through a muss of dorumants
I would further observe, that it is eiy opinioi:
tlint tlie |ieople of the United States are not
acquainted vvTdi the farts ; and an impreaaine
prcmils among seveinl, 1h.1i ihe state ofUeor
gia wanted to seixe upon the lands heloiigiep
to the Indians, and when opposed hy t^e Uni
ted States, Governor Troup recommended the
Georgian* to take up arm* against the Gene-
rn! Government. Vf'ill you he so obliging ns
to stale the case in your plain way, so dial the
truth may apnear, nnd the (tropic may be made
10 amh isuiid llie whole muter.
K Plciubui Unt«.
ANSWER.
Itis very possible, that the people are
0*.t puvesaed of all the facts in the cate;
and it is of great importane«> that they
should posschg them, ottforo inanagamcnt
und itiisrupreaonution olicit unfxvornbh
opinions, tiut warruttted by circuiutntmces.
RuMidt-s. to judpn ns the sovereign people
khuuld (odge, which is correctly in nil ca
ses it I" proper that a plain, uiivnmiffied,
<'om|irc-hon*inlo biatement, should be laid
before them, winch I sliall brit-ffy nttenrpt,
tboti^li il miiat fall short in pArtii'ular*-
(icorgin. for many years, bus been ngitx-
II d mi tM * abject of iaods, partii iil.ii I \ on
the extensive und troublesome question of
the Yd7.00 claims. Tho Gorcnitrie.it of
the United HtuU-s, desirous of tsnnlriasiiig
them; unpleasant controversies, and foresee
ing that much excitement would Le produ
ced, unless the ulfuir was tranquilly dispos
ed uf, makes n (urinal nrupoxitien to tbu
.Slate of Georgia, «r rat tic r ettleis upon a
special treaty, by which tho Rtate of ueor-
gin was to cede to tho United Slate* that
\{<;fi*tv<i and vnhtahle portion of her lands,
which now compose tho entire Htate of
Mabnmn [and Miesihhipin.] |-‘or tho res-
•ion of this territory,Ihe United .Status stood
(dodged to settle tiro Y.nzoo claim*, to ex
tinguish thr Indian tithe in Georgia, end
to pay tbat Htate in money Something like
u million or twelve hundred thousand dol
lar* [l,2f»0,000.] 1 believe these were the
cardinal features of tho rompui t. Georgia
ceded (lie territory, and the United Elates,
a* I understand, settled the Yazoo rlaiiim.
paid Georgia the stipulated sum of money
nut did not extinguish the Indian titles —
Georgia complained year after year oil tliia
•ubjec t. The General Government #xtin-
guishud the Indian (itlcs in Alabama and ia
Tennessee, but «<// in Georgia, eccordtmg‘
to a solemn treaty. This del ay vverried and
dt*plen«« <1 the State of Georgia particularly,
a* the United State* had sMd laud# in the
reded territory to the amount, a* stated to
me, of thirty miRiane of dollars. It was,
therefore, obligatory mv the purl of tho U.
Htate* to make good n solemn pledge given
to the Htate, of purchasing Uie lands or re
moving the Indian*.
After many years.wasted on this subject,
Georgia still calling for justice, thu Gtmtrnl
Government finally make* a tunny through
McIntosh, satisfied with his authority from
tla* nation By this treaty certain provis
ions wi re to ho mado fur the Indians, and
Georgia ut last, was to Ituve justice douo to
her. Tint treaty was solemnly ratitiud hy
the Senate, and when Georgia was prepar
ing to have tlie«r Itwtd* surveyed, n party of
the Indian* kill McIntosh and hiscollsngtise,
denying their authority to make a treaty—
nnd rotuao to quit tIn* lands. Col. Crow
ell, the Indian Agent, wit* suspected of Itu-
\ ig uiHtigntcd the Indians to tilts cendurt,
and tire Ecgi-lttine ot (ieorgia passed n re
aolnlion, expressing disapprobation of tns
Conduct, nnd requiring Itis removal. Guv-
oilier Tmup was led into the expression of
warm and imprudent dec la ration#, and all
Georgia seemed fo ho in a ferment. Tlnii
stood the affair. If this statement is true,
Georgia hus been wronged, nmJ has tin*
ground of principle; for as the United States
could manege to purchase Indian rights in
the valuable territory reded to her ; and, in
repay merit of those lauds, stood pledged to
Grurgi.i, to provide fir and carry away lirr
Indian*, it sliould have ht-oti done promptly,
at any cost, except gross violence and m-
justu:e.
Col. Crowell, though he may be a very
honest man, was not ku*p<*< ted without
cause. ||« i- known m this city : tVlieii tie
ao« cpted the office of Indtun Agent, lie was
in needy circumstances, aud Iim is now rep
resented to ho worth ^*100,000. N<> store
could br t itahhehcd tn the Agency without
his Couxcut, find I am ^ivcii to iindurst^ud,
that he had an mte^isf in every *tor»-~ utwl
that intareel certainly was hostile toe re
moval ot the IikImim aud W’uriauls thu be
lief, that he persuaded them lo hold oil. lam
further told, that Uie party which kil ed .Me
liitosh declared they wotdd k.ll any Indian
who gave unfavorable testimony of Col
Crowell
The comlm-t of the Pre-ulnm in this bus-
muss has tn-eii very Hiiqgular, end warrants
ihe lietiefthat he is not a prudent uud dis
creet matt, or is not un willing to see *.utw
exc 1 lenient 111 theHouth. When the aiutu
of Georgia iiir.ruiud the Frosident that the
Indians bad broken their treaty—ihul they
hod 111 urib red McIntosh and oihvr fru rwN.
and that they had cause to suspect that the
Indian Agent was intrixuing iu the bN*i*
ness, suIk iling Itis rue.ijl or stirtperisiuii—
vvlibl was the duty of tho Fresideilt ? lie
should imtiediatclyr havemde ted Col. Crow
ell lo repair to Washington and pusau.dly
to give un account of Indian affairs—Is
should have written a privutt* and confide 11
tial letter to Gov. Troup ruiinnig thus “ 1
uni sorry to hear that our treaty hus been dis
regarded aud that the Indians nave murder*
cd McIntosh—this is nn unpleasant oust
ness and must bo uiftu.igod du< root ly und
without producing excitement—let mo ad
vise you nut to send out surveyors on the
lauds at present—the Lidia**have until Rvpt
l-5*1ti lo remove, jii tho me iji tiimi vve wail
take tiicasurcs to make it tb« ir mt. rest lo
go oil’ and givtivuu peaceable f
1 have ordered Crowell to the m t •
criitficnl, uud for the present will swiu
a morn popular agent. Gen Games, 1
dered to keep Ida eye on Bio liuliuOS—lot us
btjirudont and all will g*» well.”
Dues Mr Adams tuxetlu* discreet course ?
Not at sIL—Ui*regaldmg the official re
((11^ of the stulo of Georgia, ho * ..du 1
npeeial agent to enquire into thu mar. r. lui
vtng it in his discretion to suspend Cot
Ciowe!!. As a sovereign of a country liv
send* hi* iiitnidtrto enquire why Ins suh
jccls rebel in a dii»aul province. This
agent, obviously igmoaidot In* rights aud
his powers, ond thu claim* of an mdi-pen
dent state, urrives in Gtmrgta uud pronoun
cos ail the charges agujost the tyeiil to be
slanderous. Governor Troup, iu support ol
the character and dignity ol the state, in
forms this agent that they can have un in
tercourso with him. Mr. Andrew # the
agent, writes a tiippant letter in rvply to
Gov. Troup, in which he suaps bis finger
at Georgia and talks ahout kts goveromunt.
and what Au government will do, as if lie
was envoy to one of the Barbery power*,
forfeit *tg that tl{f stsjt uf Guerra is * coru
ponent part of hti government, and that keg
S ovrrntnent has no jurisdiction ovi* thd
latoaor out of the ten mile square at Wash
ington, excepting over teritoiies of puhKc
lands. r
There is nn doubt but Georgia has tho
right side of this question, bat artftil ami 6c*
signing men have seized upon the ill ndCU
cd snd highly intompertito expressions of
Gov. Troup, to excite hostility sgainst tho
stato and endeavor to pervert and miarepre*
sent the facts of the rise Lei Ofoygia be
prudent and temperate, and her rights will
he sustained in Congress, and if this is • pa*
liticnl plot to muke misohief uhd protnuM
trouble in tho Houtli, the object will bs dw*
feuted.
Guinrs’ letier is as impmt*m doet®
ment, aud ilirtiw* much additiunsl light os the
Die unfortunate treaty with the Creek lediens
Fmm tin* we feel satisfied that the Treats
was n fraudulent transection, end one wfcirit
places the General Government ia a Very awk»
ward uud tia|ilr«aani situation."
This it the tentirmmt of • Booth tibroli*
ra editor, who doe* not refiect that 8cm.
Oai*«I may Inimn If bavrr hreft itapoted
uprm by those, who have long since resolv
ed, that Georgia shall gel uo trior# land
white Troup is 10 olfioo. If Cept Tslbof
ha J bet <11 in thu Executive Chair—we should
have hud a twaty without insinuation of
fraud or oppreesion, and the Indiana would'
hat# gore submissively and in droves even
to the margin of the Pacific, bad they
wjfind- InAsutl^ we look upon the whula
sffsif from the first declaratiooa of the Uni
ted Btniue Agent to Col. Campbell, down tes
the butchery ofMcIntuah,as an imerferince
with the politics of Georgia, and an attempt
so to control them 0* tu dotroy GuYcrn^r
Tnour, aud promote the views of the oppo
site party.
YVe have before expressed our belief thr.t
tlio CommisXiontrs liuve performed their
duty in oMifurtidiy with their itistructionn,
und we no inure believe dial the treaty vm.«
the fruit of fruud and the Indians swindled,
than that the doft fill story of those saint*
Indians lo General Guinea was dictated b/
thcnir.’ivss und not bv dc* : g»img wh t’o
men. Thu treaty speaks for i'selft ami i»
exceedingly udvamugeouH to the i#d poo-
pie. Nothing but a blind iufiituaiion or a
servile dcvotedim-s to the will uf pervert.#
masters, can iudutv them to oppose us exc-
r.utioR.
Ws are glad that htf.r# the treaty was
sanctioned the ohji'clion* of the Agent, who
sunned the instrument n« a witness, wens
heard at Washmetun ;—the Cabin* t and
the Henate w-cro Fully aware of the circum
stance* under which the Commissioners act
ed, nnd after u fill consideration of both
sides of tb# question, the treaty was ratifi
ed. It wi/l not limn be pretended that tho
President, Iff* Hi octanes and the Sonata
acted aorrnptly, or diet tiny were deceived
Wo presume that tb*y knew every thin*;
that is no:v known ; and if *0, their <;ann «t
be a ctrongur argument m favor of the fair
ness of the transaction. But whatever fulls
there ®ay liavu he#«i in conducting thu* trea
ty, none are to he nttributod to Georgia.—-►
Hlie has only hreu urging her rights, and
would wears sure, UivJain to reeuive fro.n
the United Htams the Indian title to tho
lunds within her limits, if *b# bcliovrff that
it hcri boon eurruptitiously «u frainkilrntly'
procured. Uu<|uiring towards hcns.-U* hon
esty (Utd jmqiriety of conduct 1 h|i« would
nut fail to exnrcisn the snntu towards others,
and so far from cut rtuiliing tVH.nxs uf halo
towards the Indians, she would go as fur ns
nny otiior member of the Confederacy to
promuto thuir h.-st interests.
[ Cost ditutionuHsL
General G vtstr' letter to Gov Tuner, :#
snid |»i he wi iu«*ri with “ great ability," by
soar, of tho»evrry editors who have been
abusing the har*hue«e of liis Excellency*#
style. Ho exceedingly foi»*i«ien( are tho
polici* ians of tho time ' Tnu unpartinl rea
dier will not fail to r< inaik that the Gener.ift
letter partakes in a Inrgn d«grw. •I those
“ «|»icv qii.iliticH,’ whi.ili have been so de
cidedly liit/ipprovcd by onr polnrciil opfH~
nciits, and yet it is an ** fldioirahln profile •
tH»n”—written with “ great ability,” and
well calculated fo produce 4 * conciliatory
results.” We are not disposed to deny sonmt
ment to tins praise-bespattered donimenk
nnd snail always, we bop# lefid General
G iiiie*' character in the highest esteem;
but really In* jouruey te Georgia will no*
b* reckoned by the future histonaa os among
the most brilliant events of fin* lifiu YYe dot
not blame him—he hat doubtless dine every
thing 111 his power to eheet truth. It wi.*
not hi* fault tout the Indians, true to |h#ip
old enmity to thu Utiltod Biatoa and thuir
purposes of break.ng the 'lYcity, and of
justifying a most foui murder, have spoken
talsely erat de< crtful.v. No ousean road with
attention the report of the Georgia Cubmi#
si. liters, without sncing that every thing ®a#
“ cut and dried” for the Gune®dt investiga
tion, and tluiiit woi.!d he as reesonaldc to
expect the truth fr< m the slave in oppo*
muon to tbn will ul ms roeetti and in tlm
prcM'uc.c of that master, as fr.nn the fn-
diutis m oppowiiioii to the ^vdl of the
Agent and 111 the presence uf the Agent.
General Gaines iliink* tluil the Goveruor
has ht;uu misled ; tn »y not tho Gi-ncral Invv e
been uupijscd upon hy artifices and gins*.#,
which Ins own eminent candour and Iri^ti
sense of honor liuve nut peruuted bun 10
preceive or Uevulope I [lo.
[From Me Genera Palladium]
A female of 40 vcar* of nj,e, ceuiu fo a
skill’ll plvysiciuu, *itb a iaige tamer. eV-
teufiirg over u m it por'.ion of the I< it
breast, hoe \rn*7xnUy t"id that her casd
was i.rit.cul, und Hint au uu . cuisto surgi* al
operation, would allfKt hto only h«q>e of
prcM«>rMug Iric.
Tho idea of tho knij’e w.m not very ph au*
ing ; and upon Im3 advice of some 1 c -ra*
errs, n quark doctor was called in, and I o
at oncu offered to our* this diffi. oil dm-
*-u»o. Ila commenced his opcmtions, hv
iim application of lunar c*U*tic, over the
wliuie extout of the breast. And uftrv it
had uut into the finest 1 coosidurable depth,
tho applitutioit wna taken off, und with it
. .tom u layer of li«**li, perhiqis a quarter of
nn mi h thick. Another phitster of the caus
tic was mi iicdiutuly laid on tbu raw wound,
ami aiiotiiei iayer of fesli taken out—nnd
time was thu < ensile ptiaution coniwuud,
und the (h uh takenwu: from tyne tn time,
. i.ut in* l«*sst letunuisaiun, until th#
poor w .a.1 4.. driven to distraction with
Uie pam a' d t« r:uie, and di--d in thu most
ureadful ugt n: .s.
The perfect Exyu. . < —The farrti® 0 f
Mr. Drummed, do not liun.su a higher spe
cimen of dandyism than tli# t. flowirg —
A few days since one of the most fini»..cd
fops that wur drove %oeb.iolet, dre * up
tnc etruut, and *t« ppmg a v« *p#etabl# pa»«*er
by,thisconvur*aUon ensued: •• Flray ng
^oodfneud, Gt*p in gJ what is thc^oame -/
this place ?” “ 1'k iadi.lv, sir.” •• No, no,
nut lb# sued, my good follow ; what is th#
name of litis town I" **L* nd«n» air," r%-
;dn-d the unsuspecting man, with a store,.
Oh so il is ; thank ye, frigid, I hou -pm#
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