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Newspaper Page TextBY CAMAK & RAGLAND, ST.1TE V UNITED STATES' PRINTERS. MILLEDGEV1LLE, TUESDAY, MAY It), 1*26. VOLUME XVII — NO. 33 ;r?-THE GEORGIA JOURNAL I, *11 iiii«h*d weekly* at the eorner of Wayne and X: ;" v\II not be Knt to any yerton .ul./ thr *»e,' until the tub.erii.tion u paid In advance, or ucnalrat... N?Il Sale* of land and ne*roe«, by lam Kiceuton.or Ouardianc.are reWuired.by law, held on the (Sr.t Tuetday in the month, be- V-X",hr hour* of ten in the forenoon and Ihree m afternoon, at the court home of the count) m fhrSVotHTtf is situate.—Notice of these ssles be ^Tn ^piblicgaaette SIXTY day. pre ^Notice*of the tale of penonal property ">“■* he *lvm ,n like manner, FORTY day. prev.ou. to the jlbtiee^to the debtor! and ereditori of an «ttt* Mult ne publiihed for FORTY dayt. Court Notice that application will be made to the t-ourt cr Ordinary for IVa.e to tell land, mutt be puhli.U ■ 1 for MINK MONTHS. . . . /ivtoniluteroatedin ihnte advertltemenlt which *t*»/obliihed monthly, will find them 111 the/irrt Vm fZthptlgr of thc first paper In every mo,ab. Ail hutineti of thil kind continue! 10 receive ■prompt mention ft the other ol the OnrgiaJour fritlE •ub-crilier respectfully informs ll, X ciluensot Bihlnin county that lie tip ti ■ a candidate at the ciisuioc eieeiitin f,n Tax Collector GEORGE LEWIS. a i ay 9 YYoVMeA a: YYmvYttiuY, H AVE jusi ref rived and cff**i for sale, .it their Stoic in Cartel M Boykin • Range, the luilowing GROCERI S, at a ruoderaft Advance for cash, by wholesale or ieuil« viz ; 200*) Bushels Salt, 6 ( but*. Northern Gin. 60 do PhiluMphia Whiskey, 10 do New England Bum, 8 qr.C iska Madeira, fencriffe Malaga Wine, 1 pipe C .gone Brandy, 1 Jo Holland Gin, 1 titul Ja n.lieu Klim, ti * to M-Jasses, 0 tieices Rice, 60 bbi* No 3, Mackerel, 20 half do No 1 6l 2 do lix) bids Flour, , 60 half bhls. do , 00 bMs. Biown Sugar, 20 do Loaf U Lump do 20 bag? Green Coffee, 10 kegs 1 ihacco, 20 do N tils and Brads, assorted, 40 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles, Soap, Chocolate, Castings, Oven Lids Shovel Moulds, Iron, &tc, MiUedgevjlle, April IS r,t 29 _ NOTICE. (TIME snle of the entire Stock of GOODS, 1 belonging to Stanford Ut Wynn, "il take pi ten on Monday itld Mny next, mid h cuiiianued from dny until nil is so.il, by JAMES STANFORD, andihe rape'll 11 Ailm'rs. of D Wy un, dec'd ttook-t\uu\\u^. T fiE publie are reaper tl of ly informed, that BOOK-UINDING in im yntioiialiraneli ea,will be executed by the aubacriber Seatneaaand dispatch. Also, a regular asaortment of Ledgers, Day Books, Record Books, Dockets, Memoran dums, Note Books, Albums, Receipt Books and Stationary of every des, nptton Bosks of any n re or form can be ruled ot bound to any pattern. HD'VAKD JOHNSON ‘Milletigeville, Jalt ll The Subscriheis. HAVING obtained k the mail contract from 1* Milledguvillo to M gomery, Alabama, will ■commi nee running a JLINF OF STACKS between these two I, aim on me ^Oib of May, three times 11 week Th. public may rely on the punctuality and faithfulness of tire discharge ol their duties Tney hiiye made such arrangements ns will remove all pusxibiltty of disappointment — Ttieir singes and hsirses slmll he of die best kind. They re ly on a liberal public to snst.-' them in this undertaking. HUGH HNO\, HENRY CROWELL. WILLIAM W ALKER MdlletigeviBe, April 23 yv3m -:id CrThe Moiiigomery Republican, Calidtv- haP.e.s, Mobile Register, Coiistmilionalisl, Georgian Langs Gazette, New York, will fmbhsli the above weekly for three months, win! send their tzebounts to _ H lv. bz Co Law Notice. AMF.S W. GREENE am. DAVID B GRANT, Anomie* at Law, located at ThomaMon, Upson county, will attend punc tually to any business in their line, in that 01 the adjoining counties of Pike, Momoe and Crawford, which may be confided to them, march 14 eofiw 24 LAW. IN HR Subscribers have associated them- I selves in tin PRACTICE OF LAW, inti opened an office in Monroe Waltou coun ty All business entrusted to their care will meet with prompt attention. THOMAS W. HARRIS, H. A. HARALSON, inarch 14 2am3m——-24 Genuine Drug- & Medicines. D R^ (LARKF. ki M ADDIN haringnur chas n (he entire slock ol Drugs, Me dicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stulls, 4o. ol Dr. 'Rnmgiiul, have connected themselves in business, under ilie firm ol John Madmn & Co. They in'end keeping constantly on hand Iresh hi d genuine supply of the abo\e arti hs—Physicians, country merchants, a d the pabii in general, are respectfully solicited lot share ul their patroiMg- 0 B Cl ARKE, JOHN M ADDIN .Vo 329, corner, near thr Planters Hotel Augusta, Geo April 4t—-30 I)' s. Jamison X Woodson. ITAVING associated themselves in the Lit p r -‘ctice uf medicine, proffer their jowii services, to their fiiendsand patrons in Mini on, and its vicinity. One or the other may al ways be found about their office, ready prompt ly to attend all calls with which they may be favoured. May 2 3t ^1 Dr. STORES HAS returned and resumed »he Practice of Medicine, at Mis. Baldwin's, in Jones county, march 7 3m——-23 ti L\£\\VV\ \)Tawing Over, AUGUSTA LOTTERY. The fullowHig are the CAPITAL PRIZES drawn : No. i 1,568 8,578 7,730 1S.379 810,000 5,000 500 500 . The Wheel is still immensely rich, and the enormous unuunt of Prizes now remaining undrawn must all be distributed it the NINTH DRAWING, H ill take place on Saturday the 24TH OA SSI’, The following splendid Prizes will posi tively be distributed on that day. 1 Prize of 30,000 Dollars, 1 Prize of 20,000 Dollars, 2 Prizes of 10,000 Dollars, 2 Prizes of 5.000 Dollars, excellent Twelve or nployed on the place to For Sale, rjAWO Lois in the lo'vn of Milloilgrvillr, g with the iiiynrovemcnis Ihcreon, the one nl prfK .a occti|iiv<l by Henry Malone, Em|. the other lately by R. K. Hines, Exq. \l.o, a phiuation in Balilvvin eounly, con- tainiiig MS aeren, ailj-InniR Criltemion, San fort), Kemp and others, in a state jitepanlion lor the ensuing year fin -oil hands can be — Darinn Bnnk money will be taken for the whole ,r any part of fins above propeity, and a grea. hargain given. . Apply at Hit- »uic of t!u. subset iber in Mil* ledgeville. . Plin , e Dec 2m _ R. J. mCHOLB. FOH BALE, * COMFORTABLE Dwelling House Wli. 1 ' four acre lolls attached 101 lie pi rmis.-s, I'm which Darien Money or a note p liable at the Darien B ink will bo received in payment. For .lirtir.uDrs, enquire of Sunintl Rockwell, or \N„v. 1 ARTHUR GINN. ~ NOTICE. S TRAYED or atulen from die subscriber n very small dark bay mare RON El, with her mane reached very close when she went nway. Auypers n who will deliver the poncy to the subscriber living in Miliedgeville, slinll a twelve a r- ward of i'0, or a proportional re- wurd Tor ■uformation. May 9 3t H. E. RF.VES, ■ HF. AD-QUARTERS, / Madison, March 28f/t, 1U26. V GENERAL ORDER. A ugustus h, stokes, ofMmgnn, i» Itereby appointed Aid-de-Cantp ol the l.t Brigade 3d Division G. M. in the place id Capl. J • E. Dawson, resigned, with the rtink ul Canlain, who is to he obeyed and r. sin accordingly 3 H GILMORE rnay i” Brig. Gen 1st Brig 3d Div The *V ov\A\ .\w\tvieui\ REVIEW. T HIS work lut now aniied ntthc Twkn- tvSecond Volume, and rccciveH wide and increasing patronage throughout the U iiited States In its leading objects a d cha racter it has a double purpose *, Jirst % that ol ontaining criticisms < n work- ol taste,liteia* me, and what may bo called the more cle gant bianches ot learning; ami, secondly, that of being a depository of discussions on topic 01 g'Mierafr politics, legislation, science, «<u internal relations, social instituiions, and in uliort, va halcy v r comes down to the inimedtate iuten sts of the community, h is a special design, as far as posse le, to qiv* the woika stiicily natioml and American character Several of the constant contributors ire men ol letters, who have travelled and studied in lor ign p»*rts, and become familiar with the languages, and literature of the old countries , otm rs are devoted to litc.ary and scientific pursuits a* a profession ; while others arc eon spicuoh9 among the legislators ot the country, ' it the bar, or in our highest courts of justic* . Owing to the steady support of a large number ol gentlemen thus ri.ialified, who reside in diffeient parts of the Union, the %-vork has met wall a degree of favor and success, both m the United Stales and abroad, which no similar publication in this country has enjoyed ; not has its pto-perity at any former period been so r ipidly inct casing as at present The jYn th Jimtrican tiei i*u' is published ir Boston, quarterly, making two volumes a year, of about 4oU p '£<*» each I he subscription price is f»ve dollars a year, robe paid by new subscribers in advance, and afterwards in April, when the second number for the yeai shall be received. A subscriber may begin with any volume and, as new Editions of the back numbers at constant!) l epriutiug, full sets of the work,o single numbers, can at any time be supplied. The numbers, as they appear, will be sc.it by mail to any part of the United States, if desired, subscribers paying postage, and tak ing the lifrk of conveyance. it/* Orders for the above work will be re ccived at the Miliedgeville Book Store, npril 2o ^ dt .>0 &teTeol>j¥ouiuIvn , And I'vinters' Warehouse, 2 Frizes of 1,000 Dollars, 4 Prizes of 500 Dollars, 19 Prizes of 100 Dollars, 28 Prizes of 50 Dollars, And u large amount nf Ten Dollar Prizes, amounting to upwards of TOtMJQO The approaching Drywing will be one ol the most interesting in the United States, and should induce large investments without de lay. From the sm ill proportion of Ticket* now unsold, and the extraordinary induce ineuls to purchase, it is pioh.thle they will be ill sold previous 10 'lie drawing,nod it will be well lor ihose w1io intend buying, 01 renewing • nail Frizes to make application wi hoot delay. Tickets may yet be had in a considerable variety of numbers at #:rj;rjvT*s Lottery Office—Miliedgeville. PRESENT PRICE.' WHOLE TICKETS, $11 00 HALVES, 5 60 QUARTERS, 2 75 THOS. r. OB.HE.Tf, Agtnt for thr Cornmissiuntrs. may 2 THE GLOBE TAVERN. THE Subscriber has taken the House formerly occupied bv Cnpt. • fl ■ I F.8. Cook, and lately by V. Sun- 11|| lord, in the town of \1adison, situa uJSMftt'-d immediately on the street lead ing to Monticello, known as the GLOBE t AVERN, which for the extent and variety of its advantages, is excelled by no public house in the state and equalled by very few In addition to its being situated in the most pleasant part of the town, and affording all the conveniences and facilities necessary to give personal sathfaction, contiguous to the build ing is a well that affoids as good water as can be found any wherein the state. The build ings are large and commodious, and in a good state of repair, having lately undergone some alteration by the subscriber. The Stables sufficiently large lor the reception of lb 01 head of horses, with well watered lots, which will at all tunes he provided with good I or age, a trusty and attentive Osile.r. 'The Roomsare well adapted for the accommodation of Indie of gentlemen with their families. His House shall be kept Iree from rioting and noise—his table fnrnislied with every luxury which the couutry affords—his Bar with wines and choice spirits, and his personal attention shall not be wanting to give satisfaction to those who tn; think proper to patronise him. JUBAL E. WATTS. Madison, Morgan co. JauJI 2m—id Powelton Academy. 4 T the commencement of the present year, when the Powelton Academy was about 7o go into operation, under immediate charge of Mr. Otis Smith,the Tfastees autho rised by the most approved testimonials of sci entific gentlemen, ot Mr. Smith's qualificati ons, offered to the public, indpnilicularly to pa rents and guardians, the I nsiitution over which they have the honor to preside, as one entitled to their pai ticular attention and liberal patron- age. Uader the direct superlntcndance of Mr Smith, the Institution has been in prosperous operation for nearly one quarter, «nd we con ceive it an act of injustice to the public, and withholding from Mr. S. as well as a depaiture from our duly as public agents, not to pursue this coarse of public advertisement, ami again to renew our offer, to the public of the very superior «ervices of Mr. S as an instructor of youth—His opportunities, aided by his high grade of i.denis to teach render him very hii perim* to many whose celebrity as teachers have acquired f >r them a high character be lore tin* public. e believe Mr. S well qualified to* instruct in every branch of education taught even in Gollegnue courses, and led authorised to say 'j* til* public that we stand pledged lor his per for in a lice to the satisfaction of the most scru pulous, in a degree rarely excelled and never before experienced in our Institution. In tli'8 pledge we woufT? not be understood to detract from, or offW injustice to tin* indivi dual merits of many tear hers wr have had the g< od lot tune to employ, lor many of them we feel the Inchest esteem and veneration. Mr S. lias at inis time 37 pupils in liis charge, among w hom are a number of young genife- nieiij far udvanccd in the study of the *ci» nres making w nli the greatest ease rapid advance- : in branches the most aliMruse—To the pupils uiuh r Mr- SV charge, application to Books is made lather an interesting amuse ment, than an irksome employment Indeed is school bears a stronger resemblance to a happy family than otherwise ; col lection is of r »re occurrence if ever at all inflicted ; he ve ry happily supercedes it by repeated approba- ti m and rewards of merit, thereby keeping alive one continued excitement and laudable mutation No day is lost to the student—to a large and respectable Sunday School, where i exertion i* spared to advance its solid be fits, are added several other religious assn- itions, ill wlii h rational instruction isamal- ,mated in one uninterrupted effort to do good. In offering a participation of these advantages to the community hi general, wc feel actuated iy no motive, other than a laudable desire to Jo good, by an endeavor to be as extensively tiselul as possible. Every requisito assistant the growth of the School may authorise, "il be promptly and judiciously selected The local and i elativc situation of our vil lage offer many other solid advantages. This Institution has been in extensive and useful operation 3oi IU years, and no case of (evn ever or curred among the student* attribu table to local causes. Bv order of the Board. ANDREWS BATTLE,Secrtary. Powelton, Maxell 21 w2m J.j |~ ^ JOHNSON, Stereotype Founder, ted AV ANTED Off JOUNEYMEN SHOE-MAKERS, sZ,') anil three Journeymen Suililleri, lor J7irolii.er.il woi(C-x xvill !>.- o 1V e.. I.y applying .uhxcriber ,u Ea.omms Gre^ ^ [LT The Augusta Chronicle will publish tin above 0 n ce a week for ti weeks, and forward his account fut jiaijment, april *1 f FACTORAGE. ni HE subscriber, continue lo tranns 1 1 DRAGL bt COMMISSION UUS1 NESS lit S.WUNX sir. All pro.luce cousign ,,| lo I lien, »iu be insured against fire,alter n goes into store, witl-on. auy cTiarge lo ll.cow n.r Slor.rce on Cotton w ill be 8 1-2 centi fit- II It. -27 ner. Storage oil' ner bale for the first week, ami 0 ceuts tor dwell sueeeeili g week ; but if it remain, a mooli, 23 cents only will be charged for the month, aiul 12 1-2 ceids t mouth. October Iff I 17 's press A ley (betweenTliitd Fourth and Spruce and Pine streets) respectfully in forms Printers generally, that he has just re ceived an extensive and general assortmc tof Printing Materials, which, as they have been selected with great care, he confidently re commends. 1.. J. intends to keep constantly on hand, such an assortment of materials in the above line, as will enable him, at all times, to supply Printers without delay ; and as it will be his endeavor lo procure articles of the best des cription, lie hopes to receive a share ol their palronuge He ftas now on hand—Cases, Composing Clicks, Stands, Galleys, Chases, Furniime ol every description, Quoins, Brass Rule, Mal lets, Pi.uiers, bhooting Sticks, Ball blocks, Hall Skins, F irc.hinenls, V\ ool, hall Nads, 6zc N’. B Books, Bank Checks, Blanks, Loue- k y I tCiiCts, Lui»,&.c. Stereotyped in the neat- *8 above—150 11.8 Sm,ill Pica, No 1, Ronaldson’d rust; about 35 lbs Script, Hi ucc s cast ; and 300 Urt Gie.it Fiimer, Konaldsou'i cast, ilie above founts arc veiy little worn and will be sold |..w. Orders from the Country promptly attended , april ti iJcoYgvw ImVittU teyvvngs. f(l}|K subscriber having rented the INDI- 1. AN SFKINGS lor the present year, lugs leave to inlorin Ins fitends and the pub lic in general, that from the benefit received from mo water by those who visited the Springs last season, he anticipates there will be more company the ensuing season than lias ever vi sited the Spring* heretofore (as they have commenced their visits already,) and lie wil lie able to accommodate more ncrsuio and bet ter than lie has ever done. He lias also t laige supply of DRV GOOD * anu GROCE RIES, which he will sell low lor Cash. He Imn also an ext elleul Blacksmidi, who will al ways be ready to attend to customers wit* dispatch, and Ins prices will liras usual. JOEL BA LEY. Vtdlars and Itinerant Traders take Nutice, t •> EORGIA. Bulls couuiy—This is >o cer ij lily that Joel Buley lius renleil the in itiun Spring Reserve, ami having cuinplleil with the law authorising the roniing ut san' Reserve, lie is now entitled to all tile prmle ges and immunities which the state can cou- ter for the use of trade, farming, or any other purpose whatever lor the mesenl year. Given - under our hands this 2d March, IdJfi. DAVlb SMITH. J. I C. JOHN K. SlM.MONb, J.I. C. JOHN S FUAD LIN, J. 1. C. april 4 itch succeeding T BUTLER, Co. eotf 1 HINES HOLT, Jr. | ATTORNEY AT LAW. *| 1 WING kiratrd hiinx,:i at Lawrence ll I villa, in Gwinnett county, will allentl the several court* of the Western Circuit.— Ad husine.s entreated to hit management wil feceive prompl rvttculion. January 11 ?, ” 3m JV U UCP, 4 LL per.'ons are cautioned arainst trading J\~ for a promn»issary note, given by the subscriber to Joel Flanegan, (lie amount ah well as recollected, is lor j 115 and some cts with a credit on the same ol and some cts the above note was given in the year IIJ2.V as well us 1 recollect, and made payable in the same y ear, il is the only note existimr made payable to said 1'Uncg.n by ihe sub scnber. ’ As I have paid the aoovenientioned otc off, I am determined not to pay ih»* May 1 A DOSb. 3t——J1 EUGAR’H INN, At Ihe Sign of the. Eagle, Columbia, .S’. C THE public are informed that the subscriber’s LARGE NEW BRICK HOUSE is ready for the reception of company. He now accommodate those who may call on him in superior style. His table will I spread with the best productions ol the land aud his charges are moderate. ADAM EDGAR Ort.7j If 1 talTTvHASH E llOTE 1 WILLIAM I1ALL tins esmblmli ed an Hotel ;vl the city of Tnllahas see, in Middle Florida, where gen tlemcn, ladies, and families, w ill be hospitably entertained. He proposes com mencing a STAGE, to mu from Hartford to Tallahassee,on the se cond .Monday in every month, and to start from Tallahai.se on the lust Monday of every month, begiuning with August next. Tallahassee, Feh 1 ENTER T AIN MEN T. GL011E TA VEILS'— CLIN TON. THE subscribers respectfully in form the roniniui.ity*, at large, that » « ‘bey havelately purchased that large ■ a || ami commodious building situated ™ the north-west corner of the pub lie Sfpiare, in Clinton, and after having it tho roughly and completely repaired, the rooms furnished with new and elegant furniture, have opened a House of Entertainment. Ladies, Gentlemen and Families, can be accommodated w ith good Ai conveeient.rooms. Our Table shall not lack any thing the country can afford. 'I he Bar fitrni<died with the choice-.! liquors. The Stables well supplied, aud fur nished with a good and attentive Ostlei ; and our personal services shall lie ready in any in stance to tpve complete satisfaction to those w ho uuy lavorus with a rail. GRAY & JONES. april 11 3t 23 l)t- Rail) County Academy. flllHS IiMitution vvill go into operation on 1 Monday the first of May next, under the care and tuition of th** Rev. Alexander Kirk* pntrick* a man eminently qualified to take charge of an Institution ol the kind. The terms of Tuition are moderate, viz : The Clas sics, Algebra, and the Mathematics, $*9)— English Grammar and Geography $16—and Reading, Writing aud Arithmetic, $10 per annum. Boarding can lx* had hi the town ol Decatur, in respectable boarding houses, at from COlo $100 per annum, and in decent houses in ihe adjoining neighborhood at a much lower rate ; aud wo make no hesitation in pronouncing Decatur as healthy a village as any in the back couutry olGcoigii. Gen tlemen in the low country, who wish to pre pare their sons for College, in a County Aca demy, combining the advantages of health,de cent society, and a rigid regard to their mo rals, would do well (o avail themselves of this opportunity. .1 M. C MONTGOMERY, President of the Hoard of Com’rs. 'Trustees. J.vcun K Brooks, Secretary pro tnn. * The Rev Alexander Kirkpatrick received aveiy liberal education in Europe, having graduatid at the University of Glasgow. Scotland — He also comes well rorommended bv Moses Wnddel, President ol Franklin College, in this Stale, march 4t—* *ffl Uaulion. 10 Chan* Allen and Willintu Allen of Morgan county—having understand that one Joseph Holland, w ho has i (‘presented him self to lie the owner of a certain tract ot laud know n by lot No. lOfi, in the l7lhdi*t.of Hen ry county, now Do Kalb county, and that lie has executed a power of attorney authorising one Charles Allen indispose and sell said hind in his room and stead, mill also that a sale h been made by the saiil Char les ol the same one William Allen w hich appears of reoord the county of De Kalb, this is therelore certify that the said Joseph Bolimul lias no ti tle to said laud, nor never had, and that the said tract of land was drawn and granted to myself and that I never have in any way what ever Imd any contract or understanding with the said Joseph Unhand concerning the same, aud that I have disposed of umi sold the said laud loi a valuable consideration to John C. Mason and i . B Rees, and they are the only and legal owners of said land Given under inv hand,this 10th February, IH-fi Attest, JOSEPH BOHAN. J AMF.S Cl.ARK, Hkndi.kv Y ARM U Talie Notice. 4 LL persons are hereby forewarned from r\ trespassing m anv way whatever upon a certain trnc.t of land, No. I Of*, in (he I7ih dr of Henry county now D«* K.dh, drawn by and granted to Joseph Bohan as vve have the legal title to the same. JOHN C MASON. T. B REES Entontftn, 14ih February, lu k 2G. [BY AUTHORITY] IIy the President of the IJ. States. ] N pursuance ol law, I, JOHN QUINCY L ADAMS, President of the United States of America, do hereby declare aud make known that public sales will be held at the Land Office at Huntsi'ille, in the Slate of Ala bama, for tha disposal of such lands, situate within the limits of the district of landsoffet- ed for sale at Huntsville, as were relinquished to the United Status, prior to the first day of October, 1321, under the provisions of nn act of Congress “ for the relief of purchasers of the public lauds prior to the 1st day of July, IBlOy” approved on the 2d day o| March, 1321, situate in the following described townships and fractional townships, viz . Li townships Nos. 123 46G7tkft of Range No 3 West 1 I 3 4 5 6 k 7 of No 9 1 2 3 4 6 G 7 bt 8 of No 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 k 7 of No 11 I t 3 4 6 G 7 U 13 of No 12 1 fr 2 fr 3 Ir 4- fi 6 fr 7 & fr « No 13 I fr 2 fr 10 11 &. 1* No I fr 1 fr 2 12 bi 13 No 15 fr 1 No lfi With the relinquished lands in such parts ol fractional townships Nos 12 and 13, of range No IG vvestj as are situate in the stale of Ala bama, within the limits of the Huntsville uis- llltl. Also, oil the third Monday in June, 1826, for the disposal of the relinquished lands sit uate in the following described townships and Irac- uonal townships, lying above the Muscle Shoals of the Tennessee river, and extending north aud south through the District, viz: In townships Nos 1 3 4 fr 6 fr 9 fr 10 11 12 13 and 14, of Range No 1 East. 1 fr 3 fr 4 fr 9 11 12 & 14 No 2 12 and 13 No 3 11 12 and 13 of Range No 4 1 2 3 4 6 f» 7 fr « 11 12 13 and 14 12346678U 13 and 14 1 2 3 3 6 G 7 and 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 b 13 and 11 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 13 and 14 I 2 3 4 6 ti 7 and 8 1 2 3 4 6 ti iiud 7 Each sale w ill commence "’ith the lowest number of sectional township and range, and will proceed in regular numerical order. Lists of the particular tracts ol land subject 'o the sale,in each township, will bo found at the Land Office, at Huntsville. Given under my hand at the City of Wash ington, this 10th day of December, A. I). 1826 JOHN Q. ADAMS. By the President: Grottof. Gkaiiaw, Commissioner *J the General Land Office, [£}’ Printers of the laws of the IJ. States in the Blares of Alabama, Gcoigia, South Caro lina, and Tennessee, will inseit the above once ti week until the 3rd Monday ill June, 18-G They are requested f * omitthepubli- itiou of the side on the 3d Monday in May, 1826, after that sale has taken pine January 3 No 1 West. No 2 No 3 No 4 No 5 NoG No 7 /EORGIA, Oglethorpe county, clerk’s of VJ fire, Inferior court—Taken up by Ini K. Smith, living in the 23ddist. (» M. and poster before Reuben Echols, Esq. on the 14th Feb. a grey mare about 4 ot 6 yeai s old, 4 feet 9 *r 10 inches high, with a large tail, marks of the gear, appraised to 550. 1 »ken up by Elizabeth Green living in Capt. Bell s disk and posted before Giles Young, Esq. on the 14th Feb. n sorrel mare, about 1 feet 11 inches high, fiaxen niame and tail, about 15 years old, amiraised to 513. I a ken up by John P. Weaver, living in Capt Floyd’s dist and posted before Mini Smith. Esq. on the 8lli April, a bay horse about 5 feel high, supposed to be about G or 7 years old, star in his forehead, snip on the nose, both hind feet white, a part of his right fore loot white, two old shoes on his right In nd and fore leet, his left eye lash off, appraised to 566. May 2 ISAAC COLLIER, Clk. G EORGIA, Columbia county. Clock's of fice of the Inferior court——Daniel L Marshall, of Capt. Taukersley’s dist tolled before Joseph C Rawls, Esn. on the 24th of April, 1826, one bright hay I lot so, fi or 7 years old, 4 leet 10 or 11 inches high, a star iu his forehead, 3 of his feet marked with while, aud one saddle spot on Ids hack, a small scar on his left wionlder, switch tail, trots nod paces!; appraised by Bamuel Marshal and Jas. Smal ley to 570. Daniel L. Marshall, of Capt. Tankersley’-* (list tolled l*«fore Joseph C. Knvvls, Kmj. oh the 24ill day ot A|M’iI, IH'-fi, otio roan Horse, ajf ut 6 or 7 years old, about 6 fart 1 Inch high, a scar on the Miami which is not en tirely healed, a iiule lame, a small saddle spot on Lit* back, switch tail, trots and canters ; ap praised by Samuel Marshall and James Smal ley to #85, Taken from the estray book. may 2 GABRIEL JONES,Clk. 4X7AS committed to the j»il of Morgan I V county, on the !9tli day of March last, is a runaway, a negro hoy who says Ids name is CATO, and that lie belongs to \Yilli.mi No bles ol South Carolina. Abbeville dixti ii t, his lolliing is Homespun. Cato Uabout lour 18 years ol age, 5 feet and 1-2 iitches high, slot!' made, he was making his way to Alabama, l'lie owner is requested to come forward and release him, oilieivvise he will be disposed ol as the law directs. SION BOON, Jai‘or April 25 tl 30 kaivs of the United States. [BY AUTHORITY} AN ACT makit'i apprnpri.lion fur th. Milii*. ry Service of the United St«le«, fur the vr.ir onr tboueantl eiRht hundred and twenty six. Be it marled In, Mr Senate and House of Remesentatirei of /hr United S’atrsoJ America tn Congress assembled, That he followine suets ne, and the .ante are hereby, respectively an* preprinted, tur the Mditary Service, of the United State., fur thr year one thousand eielit hundred and twenty-six, to wit : For pay ol the Army, and subsistence of officers, including the Military Academy, nine !!“"? r . Cd J n,K,ni "« l r. four l *»wu<Miid four huu- rents ighly T NOTICE THIS. I HOLD a Legacy of 543 20, for a Mr. CURRY, ol Tennessee, ut the right of hi* wife, (who was Polly Wilkerson, of Caswell or Permit county, N. C.) Mr. (L is hereby notified that Mr. R. T. Battle, of Powelton, Hancock county, Gn. is charged with the pay ment ol said Legacy on legal application, dtir ing iny absence to the Noitli, the ensuing sea- son The Editor of the Nashville Whig, and of any other paper in Tennessee is requested lo give the above an insertion or two, (or the in formation of their citizen, as lie is quite un known to the subscriber aud to his place of re. sidence in the state JESSE MERCER, AdmT. ol Thu*. Wdkcnvoti, dec’d. march 7 9l*—23 Cotton Gins. rriHK subscriber has on hand Cotton Gins I. of a superior quality All persons wish ing to purchase can be supplied at short 110- HC0, H. U. HARPER. Grcencshoroj May 9 tl—32^ T LL persons an forew*<irnod from irMini /m. for a certain note of hand, given by my self to Edmond Wamac,on the 5th day 01 July 1825. and due the 26th of December thereaf ter, for 5180, the consideration having wholly tailed, 1 au» determined Uol to pay said note unless compelled by law THOMAS GLASS. New ton Co. May 2 3| 3i 300 Dollars Howard R AN AWAY from the stib*ciiber 2d 111 st. a mulatto man named HARRY, and another black man named JLRRN , like wise a negro girl named BE l I Y Harry a mulatto man, about 5 feet 7 inches high, stutters vet) much, and w hen spoken to ge rally looks downward, as il having been c srious of some guilt. J< i) in a man precisely fi feet high, and lias a very laige scar on hit lelt cheek, he moves quick, and is very plan Hilile in his speei Ii ; lie some times calls him self Jerdrit, aud when lie left home had a snuff colored truck coat aud light pantaloons. Bet ty is 4 leet ll inches high, and is cross-eyed, being veiy black, and is of handsome fori she is an African, and sneaks very brok English ; when she is spoken to she general ly laugh*, and has a father living iu Laurens county, owned by Geu. Blackahear, win she wil! be apt to be seen. Any person who will apprehend and confine iu jail, or bring these negroes to me, will readily receive the above teward »n lull. _ . WILLIAM WIMBERLY Twiggs county, Feb. 21 71 ID A LL litnona are lorwnrued from trading for six notes of hand, given by the sub set iber, and made payable to Dr W illiam Gar- hett, for l m o each, dated about the 12th ol April, 1826, payable 10 month* alter date—As the consideration for which said notes whs liven lias entirely failed, l am determined not 10 puj iliem. ALEX. M. DANFORTU. may 9 ^NINK months aft-r dale application will lie nade to the Court of Ordmory of Franklin uiuntv, for leave to sell all iht real estate Major Neal, deceased. JOHN M. NEAL, l F , no. IS F..W. MAYFIELD, J " ( EORG1 Gw In nett county, (Jlnrk * 1 lice of the Inferior court—A cliesnut sorrel m ire, 4 years old, about 4 lent ll inch es high, a star 111 her forehead, s ame saddle '•pots, some gray hairs in her mane, valued at >55, was posted 011 the 10th Arid, 182(3, by Michael Redvvine,of Cnpt R B. Greei’sths- trifl, before Henry C’urti-s, Esq. A hay Mare, left him! fool white, star ii face and snip on her nose, about 14 hand) high, supposed to be 8 or 9 years old, a small binnd on the left shoulder, which cannot be explained ; appraised to 550, was posted by Rhesa Reid before Willis Rowland, T'sq. on the I7th day of April, 1826* ay 9 WM. MALTBIE, Clk. vv lien spoke ( “1 EORGIA, Morgan county, Clerk’s office f of the Inferior court— Tolled before Jesse Thomas, Esq. by Gray Mabery, of Capt David B. Butler’* district, a bright bay Mare, about 4 feel 9 or 10 inches high, 7 years old, vv itii the right hind foot white up lo tiic foot lock, blaze face, has a sore back, about the hind tree of the saddle; appraised to $ Kb May I, r2G. may 9 JOHN W. PORTER, Clk. G y EORGIA, Hancock county, Clerks office I* of tin* Inferior court—A bay horse about 12 years old. about 5 feet high, 2 small white spots in his forehead, some white Imiis^iu his tl inks and alxiul the root of his tail, right hind loot white and an old wound on the Icii heel, neatly blind iu his left eye, aud appraised to $35, was posted as an c-.li ay before S. S. Rad ucy, Esq on the 10 h day of Muir.Ii hut, by John Farrell,of the I Ifitli disliict G M A light buy mare, 1 j or 12 years old, both hind feet white,to about llie ancles, sli« d lie fori* and valued at $35, was this day posted before Wnt. R. Hunter, Esq by Wm Magee, of Capt. Vickei s (list. ap.il 25 JAMES H. JONES, Clk. S20 Reward. B ROK E loose from my waggon, near Mr. Jones, 27 tildes from Augusta, on the road lending to Warrenton, on the night of the 20'lt December last, u large bay HOUSE, between 5 and 7 years old, inclined to he raw- boned, swabbed tail, a little grown out since it wnsdone. He earned off’ the Halter cli with him. He was raised by Mr. George Smith, who lives about G miles from Washing ton in Wilkes county, in the <!irerii..n ol Greeneshorougli, where it is probable he will attempt logo. He was owned sometime by Isham Branham, who heretofore lived in the neighborhood of Mr Smith. I will give $20 for the delivety ol the horsfl to me iu Eaton- ton, or $10 lor such in lor illation that I get him again. JOHN HUDSON. M in b 28 eoli ——2o Fifteen Dollars Reward. RANAWAY from the sub scriber on the 27th day of Fe bruary last, a negro fellow na mid IIUTCHlS S, about 20 years of ug< , about 5 leet high, and well made, and very black, to is s ovv in answering, when lie went off had on a blue cloth coat, (skirt torn off ) linnen and cotton pantaloons, a fine castor hut, and had with him also a wool hat. The above negro is suppo-cr. to be lurking about Povvt ltwB or Warrenton, perhaps about the plantation ol th** Rev. Joseph Huberts, in \\ al i en county, or near Rogers’ Mills in 1 ul linferro county. A reward of Fifteen Doilars wdl be gives ior his apprehension and con finement iu iail, and information given to me, or delivered to me, and all reasonable expen ses paid. JONAS SHIVERS, Jr. Near Mount Zion, Hancock county, Ga May 2 3t—31 O N theuiglitof the 22d tilt was stolen or _ inveigled flow the snbseriber a bright mu tllo negro man named MERCER, about 23 years oi ace, a veiy active house survuui and rough blacksmith, 'i he author o! his c- lopenient is an Irishman, who calls Ins name THOM AS HL'F'IY, ubout 30years of ate, well set, wears whiskers, and lias n large scar on the side of Ins face ; he lias been a regular soldier in the U. S service, and I expect lie will make for Florida or Mississippi. A suit able reward will lie given for the apprehen sion of the negio so I ge^ltim, or detection ol liulty,that In* may he brought to justice, ami any inluiniHlion on the above tlianl.lolly re ceived by the subscriber living near Houston court house, Georgia. BENTl.Y OUTLAW. may 2 4i* lo- ( 1 EORGI A, Franklin county — Ha Jf ncy ol Capt. Sanders’ district, tolls he fore Thomas Bush F.*q one bay hoiac, about 16 hands high, 8 ut 9 vents old, a star iu his f<ce, a small snip on his nose, some uhitc Itairs near his I II ear, trots and racks well; appraised to $GD, 25th Match 1826. April 25 _ i HUM AS KINO, 0 1 9 ( 1 EORGIA, Columbia county, Clerks of* JT fire of the Inferior court—Elias Well born, of Capt Baldwin Tankcrley’s district, tolled before Daniel L Mai.diall, Esq on the 8th day of April, 182(3. one brown bay hoist*, b years old, about 4 feet 3 inches high, swab tail, reached mane, a star in the forehead, oik* saddle spot on the right side, appraised to $25. Likewise Elias Wellborn, of the same dis trict tolled before Daniel L. Mat shall, Esq. oil the (ith day of Abril, 1826, one light gray lioise cult, 2years old, 4 feel logit, dark spots • 01 the 1 unip, aiul datk uiaue and tail, apprais ed to $20. Likewise, Thomas Napier, of ('apt John C Tallica * dimiM l, tolled before Jesse Mor- risft, sen. F.-q on the 4tl» day ot March, 1826, ono bay Mare, 3 ) ears old, 4 feet 10 inches high, long mane and tad, no brands or parti* i ulur marksdis< overal-le ; appraised by Wil liam Gunby and John Billion to $85. Tnkcn fiotn the estraybook. _Ap..l25 t.ABKII i. JONES, c 1 c__ / y EOUGl A, Jasper county. Clerk’s Office VJi of the IhlYrior court—Hugh Wise, ol Capt Compton's district, tolls before William Hancock, K*q. one son el mare, with a small white streak 111 her face, branded with G. (j. on the lelt shoulder, shod before, 4 led 10 melius high, one eye out pud a blemish in the other, 13 01 11 years old ; appiaiscd by Ro bert B1r.ken.1nil and Leonard Harris to $46, this 30th day «•! March, 1826. And Irwin Lawson, ol Capt. Wilder’s dist tolls before Daniel McDowell, Esq. two sor re I horses, 01 e 4 years old this H;>riug, loro lop off , 5 leet high 01 upwards ; appraised to $100; the other supposed to be 8 years old, I feet 10 inches high, both hind feet while above the ankles, a small white spot in his forehead, marked with the gecr, no brands discoverable ; upimUed by John Bogan and Felix Stanley to $35, this -kill April, 132(3. april 25 A K BUCHAN NON, Clk. 7 EORGIA,De knii*county. Clcik’s. fine tl ol the Interior court—\\ illiutn McAipin of ('apt. Hays’ dist. |>osted he foie Shndnck Farmer, Esq one sorrel mare, supposed lo he .111 Indian poncy, with 4 white feet and legs, tl 1 k mane and w hile forehead, no brands dis coverable, supposed to he between 14 and 18 years old; appraised by William Mays and Henry Swinuey to $3 50, this 7tli April, 1826. CHARLES MURFHEV, Clk. may 2 , IhODGH 1 to !>• Klh count) jail un the |_J tali ult a negro boy, who says his name i* LOG D, aliout lUyeaisold; he says he be- •mgs to John Va»o|i, living in Moigan county. I hefowner is 1 eijuested to come and pay char ges and take him away. i^mayS JOHN BRQWN, Jailor. Lam I fur Sale. HE subscriber offers for sale the Planta- I tion whereon lie lives, in Putnam couu ty, 7 miles above Eatontoii, on the waters ut .Murder creek, containing t»7() acres. 200 oI which is cleared, all in good repair. Any per son wishing to purchase *aid Laud, can have it on a credit. NATHANIEL SADDLER, in arch 28 if— 2G Cotton (J\n$. *■ I AHF. Subscribers respectlipTy inform the public that they have located themselves in Covington, Newton county, Ibi the purpoi of making Cotton Gins &l Carding Machines, and Rcpainng, which will he done on shortest notice. Persons wishing any busi ness in the above line, will do well to call aud see. The work will he warranted. WM J DAVIS, DICKSON CRANE. march 28 w4tn Notice—Pedlars. W HEREAS a clan of designing, unprin cipled mischief-makers, did influence, ruisgnide and induce uiy wife (when she wav only 15 yearn old) to buy a considerable quan tity of More-goods, without uiy knowledge or approbation, and whereas I have waited a sufficient time for them to reflect, repent and make amends for llieir conduct, to no pm pose, hut in vam—Then fore this is to inform pedlars and venders of dry g«ods, that il w ill be entire ly iihtlen* lor them to rail at my house, or make application to me with tin expectation ol sell ing (heir goods, as I have made a resolve to do without buying any more of stu h commodities fur the term ol 18 months from tliih date.—• March 16,182(3. JAMES DOW DELL, march 21 tf—25 “notice. J OST on the road leading Iron! Pope* fer- J ry, through Cliuton to Blouiitaville, Jones county, a small red morocco pocket ln<ok opening at the end, on (lie 17th day of Apnl last, containing several notes of hand, 1 on James b. Ward for $105, dated 3d Apnl last, due one day thereafter, 2 ou John Coley made payable lo James S Ward for about $160, with a credit ou each date, not recollec ted, 1 on Ridley Wlfdfof Mt9 60with a credit of $20 date not recollected, three or four dol lars in small hills, a deed and several other papers that will be ot uo seivice to any other person except uiystll, which papers I do lor- warn all person* fioui limliug for ami (lie makers of md notes from paying them to any other person except myself. JOHN WARD. Upson county, May 9 4t 32 Nims mouths utter dutt, apt lici ticu wr. he made to the honorable ibe Inlet iorcour »f Hancock county, when sittingfor ordiua ry purposes, for leave to sell the r* a and perscnal e !h> of ’ titli&nic! E»iiiu*, dec’d an. ) 9 CHARLES ENNIS, Adw’r. dred and seven dollars and seventy-five cents. Subsistence, two hundred aud mm th •URAtid one hundred dollars For Forage for officers, thirty-five thousand five hundred nml twenty dollars For the Recruiting Service, m addition to an unexpended balance on the thirty firm of December, one thousand eight huiidrd ai.d twenty five, of six thousand seven hundred and sixty-nme dollars, twelve thousand one hundred and lorty-five dollar*. For the contingent expenses of the Re criming service, in addition to an unexpended balance on thirty-first of December, out thou* sand eight hundred and twenty five, of seven thousand dollars, two thousau 1 tour handled and fifty.seven dollars. For the purchasing Department,^ addition to materials on hand, of sixty thousand dol lars, two liundr *d 11 ud two thousand two hui:« died and fifiy one dollars and nineteen cents. For one thousand complete sets of extra ( lothing to be put in dtp. t, and tor one addi tional pair of Shoe- to be allowed ior . noli enlisted soldier per annum, fifty-one thousand five five hundred and two dolluis aud lony five cents. For the purchase of Woollens, during the year one rhousnnd right hundred ami twenty- six, in advance lor the y ear one thout-nnd eight hundred and twenty-seven, twenty thousand, dollar's For Medical and Hospital Department, twenty-five thousand and seveiity-sevendoilaia Fortin IJunrter Master General's Depart ment, two hundred and eiglity-fom thousand seven hundred and six dolhirs and sixty-vcven cents. Ior Qiivrtesmastcrs’ supplies, tr:in*portn- lion, stationary, oiitxiaiiding debts, M*paiis y chairs for examinations, gistes, and lighnitng rods, for the Military Academy at West Point, fifteen thousand and five hundred und lorty- tw o dollars and seventy -four cents. lortrlieles required foi the mnthematicnl, drawing, em ntical, and iniueralogical depart ment*, addition* to the library, paving bar rack- parade, conduii lot supplying water, and lor new quarters, ss rer• nir.tended by tho board of visitor* lor the Mihurv Academy at West Point, nineteen tliousand'ont Inn.died and eighty seven dollars and seventy-five rents For the contingencies of the Army, ten thousand dollar*. I*or the National Armories, three hundred and sixty thousand dollars Foi the current expeucet of the Oi (Insure Service, sixty-five, th .u*and dollais. For Arsenals, twenty-seven thousand seven hundred dollars For arrearages prior to the first of Julv,. nv thousand eight hundred uud fifteen, fifteen'thou sand dollars For arrearages from the fir f .t of July, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, to the (i,»i of January, one thousand eight bundled aid seventeen, thr* e thousand dollars. Foi building an Arseitsl at Vergenes, Ver mont, fifteen thousand dollars For completing the repair of P'vnioiulv Beach, tliiiteen thouHaml one hundred sud eighty-lour dollais and ninety cent*. For the continuation of the Cumberland road, one hundred and ten thousand dollar* r which slmll he replaced out of the limd reserv ed tor laying out, and making roads under the direction of Congress, by the several arts part'd for the admission of the St ires of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,and Missouri, into the Union, on an equal looting with the miginal Stan *. For repaiis made on tire Combe, la. d r .nd during the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, seven hundred aud forty-muo dollars Foi completing thr woiks for deepening the channel ol entrance into the harbor ol Precquo Isle, seven thousand dollars. For the defrujmg the expenses incidental to making examinations, surveys, prepar.ttoiy to, and 111 aid of, the formation of roads and canals, filty thousand dollars For the armament of new Fortifications, one hundred iliousnnd dollar*. Sec 2. Aud be it further emict’J, That the several sums hereby appropriated shall he paid out ot any money in the Treasury not other wise appropriate J : Provided, however, That no money appropriated by this an shall he paid to any person for liis compensation, who i» arrears to the Uuited States, until such pet son shall have accounted for and paid into the Treasury all sums for which h#0u.v be li able: Provided, also, That uotbuig iu this section contained, shall be coustruedto extend to balances arising solely from the depreciation of Treasury notes, received by such per*..11 to he expended iu ihe public service; but in ult cases where the pay or salary of anv person 1* withheld in pursuance of tilts act, it shall In the duty of the accounting officer, if deman- ed by the party, his agent or nnorney, lo repoi I forthwith to the agent of the Treasury De partment the balance due, and it shall he the. duty of said agent, within sixty days thereaf ter, to order suit tube commenced against suck delinquent aud his sureties. Approved, March 25, I82G. AN ACT to equalize the duties on vessels of the Republic of Columbia (Colombia,) and their cargoes. Re it enacted bit the Senate and House, tf Re- piese/itatn'TS of the United States of Arne, ica in Congress assenibled t That no other 01 higher rule ol duties shall be imposed 01 collected ..a vessels of the Republic of Columbia (Colom bia.) und llieir cargoes, (ousisting of articles of the growth, produce, or manufacture of'said Republic, than ate,or may be, payable on ves sels of the United States, with outgoes com* posed as a fores od. Sec. 2 And be it further enacted, That the Secretary of the Treasury he 6l lie E hereby, authoris' d to return all duties which have been assessed since the twenty-ninth January, eigh teen I.umli ed and twenty six,on vessels of the' Republic ul Columbia (Colombia,) and their cargoes ol the growth, pioduce, or m.iuufuc* lure of the said Republic, beyond (he amount which would have been payable on vessel* of the United Slate* and cargoes, composed as aforesaid, iuq.01 u d therein ; and that the same allowances ol drawbar k on exportation,,iu ves- s* Is ol the Republic of Columbia (Colombia,) be made a* ou the like exportation iu the ves sels of the Uuited States. Sec 3. Andbeit Jutther enacted, That this act shall continue und lie in force during tho tune that the equality for which it provides shall, in all respects, be reciprocated in the ports of tin Republic of Columbia, (Coloiii- i»ia) ; ami if. at any time hereafter, the s; Ml j equality shall not be reciprocated iu tho p oll0 of the said Republic, tire President tuay, md and he is hereby authorised to, i.snue his Pro clamation, declaring that fact, whereupon th s act shall cease and deieiuiine. Approved, April 20, 1826. AN ACT appropriating a sum cf money for the repair of t e Post Roads betwi eu Jackson and Colin, bus, in the Si ne of .\l.sth*q p.. Re it enacted by the Senate and House vJ Re- presentalnes of the Uuited Slates of .iu,er,ca in Congtess ussemblea, That lire m.u. ot lit. teen thousand dollars be, and the snn.i is here by , appropriated for the repair ot iht i o-t Road hi tlie Indian Country, bi twi en Jacks n and Columbus, 111 the State ot 5 issiMuppi. to be expended under the dir. ciiuo ot the I o»t- master General; ami that tin s.ml hi.ui of money be paid out of any money 111 die irca* sniy not olio 1 wise ajnpn , nuttai. Approved, A;ad 20, l8-.fi.

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The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, May 16, 1826, Image 1