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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1327.
V. Fl P OR —In our p'jh! leaf ion of Thursday—2d para
graph of tli** not: -oof thu Inauguration—tho corrector
nf th** pro-* omitted, Hcrblunlnlly, to ox pungc tin*
.. ni „p*_'fho utvnr is a mortifying one-. am’, was not no*
tired until the impression was struck oft:
Few men have retired from oHi^n under
more flattering circumstances, than Ciov
Tionp He has uprtninlv during the f.»tn
years of hia service, iiud morn diiluMihior
1 to contend with than any of his picdeces
sirs, ever had, not eseoptintr c\en Gen
James Jackson At ouo time there was
arrayed atrninst him, not only a power*
ful party at home, but the whole of tin* in
tluonco of the tfoncnl coverntnent Puh
•lie opinipn too, in oilier states, was decided
ly adverse to his opinions and me;
Yet lie pursued his course, ri^’ot onward,
deviating neither to the rtf lit hand nor to
tho left. And on the expiration of bis
term of service, lie had the rare felicity of
seeing every important measure, cornier
ted with the interest of his state, crowned
with success—his friends at ho re. in a tii
umphant majority—the United States gov
eminent'nuietly yeilding ihe point-lie had
contended Ibr—and public opinion every
wlieie, conceding all that his wannest
friends could claim, of patriotism, firmness,
purity of motive, and nccomjdishineut of
.intellect,
lie li ft town on Thursday la t, for his
piivato residence in Laurens « uinty. It
was proposed that n company of il n young
inen of Milledgevillo mid tin* neighborin':
counties, should escort him ‘mine distance
from town ; but this arrangement was
abandoned, at Ids request Mis friends,
who are member* of the lcgidviirc, and
strangers that were in town, of whom there
were many, called in panics, at Ins lodg
ing!). on ’Wednesday evening and took
their leave. And on Thursday ni *r11i• g,
a largo riiiinhcr of tho citiz«‘n c r >i Mdledg i-
villa, met at l.aFayctte Mall, ufd pro-
coeded in a body to M"h. Jetikuis, for ihu
sain*; purpose. Tiny were all received
with kindness and cordiality, and they
lefi bint expressing their regret at tb»* sepa
ration, which was about to take pluco.
Publie nuon/iou is requested to an article
on 11 thejudttianj*' which we copy Ironi
the Constitutionalist.
We noticed in our last the fuel, that Inn
41 cminlica had made returns lorrcctlv of
the election of Govermn From thus**. Mr
I’oisytli receiv ed we understand but about
ll or 15 thousand votes. TImi-following
is the result of the election as c*o|b clt it from
ii regular and iriufliciul teiurn-’.
Agf*i eg at i of the Inst Llicticn,
FOR OOVBHMOH.
*
John Pursy ill,
2-270.1
UpjfOsitLin,
FOR CONGRESS.
04 lli
<i. R. Giliner,
20714
T. U. 4\ Cliarlton,
11-.'.7
No Convention,
19041
Convention,
10372
This is complete with the
•mo county.
exception
[ v/t\ Hep.
THE VH'K-PHF.SUlfcNr\ —Whv Irnsnot Goor-
kiu'’ 'iim outu’id noininati »*»»• 11«.- \ i* - -I’n limey, the
thur. in who >\i-l uniteill tin- i« j.u ;i c t.»"C »un-
tr, -hr ha- such an one, a in l he w ill be haileu by tut*
vv holeRepublican party.—RADI* At..
The preceding is from a Charleston pa-
per.—We do not know what are the
wishes of the ind viilu il icfered to. in re-
f :nf ’.0 the ofiino ot \ n o President.—
As to his ability to discharge its duties, we
have no doubt. If the Republicans ol
other states have a d -s re t-» pnppori him,
they should, instead of looking to Georgia
fur a nomination, proceed lhenisi Ives i«.
nominate —Tins course would best comport
wbb toe feeiings of the ltc[»uhlican« of
Gcorgiti. They have n*» di» p» s lion to pi ess
their cundidut* 3 on others.
It is certaiuiv time that some suilrihb* can
didate for the V Presidenri should he se
lected If tho Kepuhlicans of other states
wish for tho co-operation i f the Republi*
i-an.i ot ibis state, on thi- question, thc> must
ardent some mat), whom tvi. can supper, con
sistently.
Since ti e above was in type, wn noticed
the fid owing in the Augusta C .iistuulion-
ulisi
a Mr. Crawford is nominated mi the Mil
lowed I (Maine) Gazette, as “ a most sciM-
Lie candidate” fur the Vice IVsidonct .”
LEGIfc’iATL'RE of ghohma.
IN SENATE.
If ednesday, .Vue. 7.
Notices for leave to report hills,
viz:
1! v Mr. Muncrief— To legalize
nnd make valid nil grunts ot' lend
which may. lime hetSi hen tofin-e i.—
sued without the Governor's signa
ture being attached thereto.
15y Mr. Cochran—-To extend the
time for fortunate drawers in the land
lotteries of 1816, 1810, and 1821,
to take out their grants.
.Mr. Williams presented the peti
tion of a number of the citizens of
Hancock county, prnyiiig to he an
nexed to the county of Baldwin
Mr. Clayton, of v lark, from the
ioint committee, appointed to wait
on his Excellency, J.ui\ Forsyth,
and to inform him of his election as
Governor, reported that they find
performed the duty assigned them,
and received for answet, that he ac
cepts the appointment, and that he
will attend in tho Representative
Chamber this day at half past 12
o’clock, for the purpose of taking
the oath of office agreeably to the
provisions of the Constitution.
At the appointed hour, the Presi
dent and Members of Senate pro
ceeded to the Representative Cham
ber, and being seated, the commit
tee of arrangements conducted Mis
Excellency, John Forsvth, to n seat
prepared between the President of
the Senate and the Speaker of the
House of Representatives, attended
bv judicial officers, members of
Congress, State-House officers. See.;
when his Excellency addressed the
General Assembly, and took the
Oath prescribed In the Constitution.
Thursday, Nov. S.
Notices for leave to report bills,
viz:
Ry Mr. Cargillc—To dispose of
the McIntosh reserves in Jlutts coun
ty.
Ry Mr. Dunigan—To alter and
ame nd the 3d, 7th, and 13th sec
tions of the 1st art. and tho 1st and
3d sections of the 3d art. of the
Constitution, so as to require the
General Assembly to he elected and
meet biennially, and to alter the
terms of service of the Judges of
the Superior courts, States Attor
ney’s, and Solicitors.
fly Mr. Mr Dougald—To alter
the times of holding the Superior
courts in tho Chattahooehie circuit.
Bv Mr. Cochran—'To amend the
33,1' see. of the Judiciary, passed
Kith February, 1703, so i'ar as res
pects the illegality in execution.
By Mr. Martin--To lay off the
county of Jaeksou into school dis
trict.., and to vest the free school
and academy funds in certain Com
missioners, to he appointed for said
districts, and to incorporate the
srtme.
By Mr. Swain—To alter and
amend the Judiciary laws of this
State, so far as relates to the juris
diction of Justices of the Peace.
By Mr. Worthy— For the tempo
rary relief of the purchasers of
fractions, lots, and islands, at the
lute sales of this Stale.
By Mr. Campbell—To sell the
reserve lands in the counties of
Houston and Dooly, known by the
name of James Buck’s and Miehie
Barnard’s reserves.
Mr. Powell from the committee
to whom was referred the memorial
of Thomas Spalding, reported n hill
to grant to Thomas Spalding and
his associates, the right of con
structing a rail road of wood, or of
digging a canal from the Oemulgce
to the Flint rivers, with certain pri
vileges—which was rend the first
time.
A message was received from the
Governor, informing the Senate that
Brig. Gen. Lnwhon, of the 3d bri
gade, of the 5th division of militia,
intending shortly to remove beyond
the limits of that brigade, bus this
day resigned his command.
The following joint standing com
mittees were appointed, viz:
On tin State of the Republic
Messrs. Davies, Clayton, of Clark,
Brown of Mom#", Gamble, Ilox-
cy, Maxwell, Blair, of Habersham,
Blnckstone, Remso.i, and Cochran.
On Tina net Messrs. Coffee,
Crawfoul, of Columbia, Wooten,
Beall, Dawson, I.uckic, Groves,
Teanille, Jnurdaii, and Monroe.
On Haul’s— Messrs Crawford, of
Columbia, Davies, I lorry, Williams,
Bubi r ; McTvrc. and Wooten.
On the Jtr!if,ari/—Messrs. Clay
ton, of Clark, Davies, Gamble,
Crawford, of Hancock, Phillips,
E/.zanl, M all hour, Wilson, Monroe,
Sellers, and Worthy.
On Agriculture an.l Internal Im
provement—Messrs. Allen, Craw
ford, of Hancock, McDougnld,
Hendrick, Coffee, Baber, Ezznrd,
Teimille, Porter, and Moore.
On Publie Education and Free
Schools*— Messrs. Brown, of Mon
roe,.lanes, Muncrief, Spauu, Brown,
of Camden, Sledge, l.eonnrd, Till
man. Blair, of I.owndes and Camp
bell.
On the Penitentiary Messrs.
Spann, Anderson, Burton, Scarlett,
wliith was read and referred to a J Thomas, Swain, Denmark, Searho-
committcc consisting of Messrs, j rough, Cnrgille and Ray.
Williams, Crawford, of Hancock,
And Tennille
Mr. Hendrick laid on the table the
following prcample and resolution ;
Whereas the Penitentiary system
is a subject in which considerable,
interest is felt by the citizens of the
\ State, and whereas a very considera
ble difference of opinion is enter
tained with regard to its utility, both
os to its moral mid pecuniary influ
ence ; and whereas on all subjects
of such importance to the public,
it is desirable both to the-reoreseii- ton, of Pulaski
tatives of the people and the people
themselves, to ascertain as nearly as
practicable, the washes ul the peo-
ale.
P-e it therefore Retained, That it
shall be the duty of the Magistrates
pre siding at the next general election,
M the different counties in the State
for members of the Legislature, to
propose to each and every voter at the
time of receiving bis vote, whether
lie is in favor of continuing the
Penitentiary system in this State or
not, mid to request such voter to
signify his opinion by endorsing on
his ticket the word Penitentiary or
-9 P «itcntiary.
On the Military—Messrs. Wnn-I
burly, Miller, \mlerson, Janes, Tho-I
mas, Hollrnyav, Porter, Duimgeii,
Moore and Co.-hy.
On Enrollment—Messrs. Scarlett,
Brown of Camden, MeDoiigald, |
Blair of Lownde-, Harris and lly-
alls.
On Printing Messrs, Beall,
Walthour, Buckie, Phillips, Groves,
Burton, mid Smith. •
Oil Petitions Messrs. Swain,
Hicks, Hawthorn, Cosby, anil Clay-
Thut so much of sind cotntuutfi-
cation as refers to the acquisition of
the territory at present occupied by
the Cherokee Indians, the absolute
and jurisdictional right of Georgia to
the same, ami the manner in which
former applications to the Gcncritl
Government have been treated, be
referred to the same committee.
That so much of said communi
cation as refers to the boundary line
between this Suite and Florida, and
the late, hut unsuccessful attempt, to
ascertain and run the same, be re
ferred to the same committee;
That so much of said communi
cation as relates to the assumption of
uncovstitutionnl powers on the part
')*’ the General Government, in pass
ing laws exclusively for the encour
agement of domestic manufactures,
and for regulating the internal im
provement of the States, he referred
to the same committer;
That so much of said communi
cation ns relates to the internal im
provement of the State by its own
power and resources, and the office
and salary of the Chief Engineer, be
referred to the committee on Inter
nal Improvement;
That so much of said communi
cation ns relates to the organization
of a Court of Errors, and the An
nual Report of Judge Schley, lie re
ferred to the Judiciary committee ;
That so much of said communi
cation as relates to the Penitentiary,
and the Report of the Keeper thereof
he referred to the Penitentiary coin
mittee ;
That so much of said communi
cation ns relates to the finances of
the State, he referred to thy commit
tee on Finance;
The abstract of Warrants drawn
on the Treasury, to the committee on
Finance.
The Reports of the Banks, to the
committee on Banks—and
The resolutions of the legislatures
of Vermont, Connecticut, Alabama,
and Maine, having relation to vari
ous Constitutional amendments, he
referred to the committee on the Ju
diciary.
Friday, Nov. 0.
Mr. Dunigan called up his notice
ot yesterday, proposing the biennial
meeting and election of members of
the Legislature, judges of the supe
rior courts, and solicitors, and hud
the subject referred to the Joint Ju
diciary committee, with instructions
to enquire into the propriety of the
same.
Notices for leave to report bills,
viz
By Mr. Sledge—To reduce the
period within which it is now lawful
to institute actions against fraudulent
drawers in the last land lottery.
By Mr. Cnrgille—To compel Jus
tices of the Pence in this State to give
bond and security.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wednesday, Nor. 7.
Notices for the appointment of
Committees to report lulls.
Mr. Echols—To give further in
dulgence to fortunate drawers in the
lotteries of ISIS, 1SI0, and 1*3| !n
take out their grants.
Mr. Her an—To prevent more ef
fectually the sale of tickets of un
authorised lotteries : and also, to
prevent the forgery of tickets in lot
teries authorised by the laws of the
State—and
To authorise certain individuals of
Chatham, Richmond and .McIntosh
counties to plead and practice law in
the courts of this State—and
More effectually to enforce the act
of 1826, ns regards the arrival of
persons of color m the several ports
of this State.
Mr. Stewart—To draft the plan
of a Town, and provide for the lav
ing off the Reserve at the Falls of
the Chattahooehie into lots.
Mr. Hull, of Camden—To alter
the road laws, so far as regards the
county of Camden.
Mr. Sturgis—To establish Wil
liamson's and Hootcn’s ferries across
Flint River—and
To change the names of certain
persons called Dixon.
Mr. Habersham—To divorce Ca
roline and James Dick.
Mr. Lamar—To give to the Jus
tices of the Inferior Court, of Bilib
county, the right to certain lots in the
Town of Macon, for the purpose of
building a court house in said county.
Mr. Jordan, of Jones—To amend
the net of lS3ti, establishing district
elections in Jones county—and
To give relief to the soldiers who
were fortunate drawers in the late
land lottery.
Mr. Btvan—For the relief and,
protection of administrators and ex
ecutors.
Mr. Di/an—To fix the site of the
public buildings in Irwin.
Mr. lircusti r—To prohibit the
farther introduction of slaves into
this State.
Mr. l.eggett—To fix the site of the
public buildings in the county of A p-
pling.
Mr. Pentecost—To grant relief to
persons who have rented fractions in
Lee, Muscogee, Troup, Coweta, and
Carroll.
"Mr. Townsend—To give a more
effectual and speedy relief to purcha
sers, bona fide, of property which is
encumbered by judgments and mort
gages, previous 10 its transfer.
Mr. Strickland—To alter the road
laws, so far ns regards Effingham.
Mr. Phillips—To create a new
military division, of the 5th and 7th
Division Georgia Militia, and to at
tach the new counties to thr
Surveyor-General to contract with
proper persons, whether county sur
veyors or not, for the formation of a
map of each county, situate in that
part of this state, the lands of which
were granted previous to the treutv
of Fort Wilkinson.
Petitions were presented—and
referred.
Bv Mr. Habersham—From the
Marine and Fire Insurance Bank of
the State of Georgia.
By Mr. Wassingnmr—From Joshua
Milner.
By Mr. Stewart—From certain
citizens of Carroll, Fayette, Sec. prov
ing for a new county.
Friday, Nov. fl.
On motion to reconsider the reso
lution of yesterday relating to a chap
lain—the yens were 33. nays 5)2.
1 he Notices of yesterday were
called up and committees appointed.
NOTICES.
Mr. Pairs— Fur the relief of the
securities of Wm. P. Reed, one of
the lately
Mr. Green—To amend the act of! the district surveyors o:
1620, concerning the liability of cu- 1 acquired territorv.
dorsers, tVe. ^ J Mr. h'cpnon—To amend the act
Mr. Lyman.—To alter the time of: to define and keep open the main
holding the. general elections in this! eiuiinmls of Flint mid Clmltuhoochit
State, and of the meeting of the le- Rivers, Are. &c.
gislatlire. ^ ^ | Mr. Windfall; reported a bill for
^ Ihursday, A or. 8. the relief of persons owning iinprove-
Thc Notices of yesterday were incuts on the Reserve at the Fulls on
culled ii]) ami committees were up- the Clialtahooeliic river.
pointed.
The House took up and agreed to
the resolution setting apart Friday
next for the rlotetinu of Brigadier-
General 1st brigade 3d division---.!
Brigadier-General 2<1 brigade 3d di
vision—a Judge of the Superior
Courts for the Northern Circuit, in
the room of Judge Dooly, dee.—and
an Attorney General for tin Middle
District, in the room of Thomas F.
Wells.
The House took up the resolution
for the appointment of a Chaplain—
It was agreed to. Yens 82, nays 47,
Messrs. King of McIntosh,'Mills
and Hull of Clarke, wen; appointed
a committee to make the selection.
NOTICES.
By Mr. Wofford—To extend the
jurisdiction of tiiis State, over the
lands belonging to the State, in pos
session of the Cherokee Indians.
Mr. Warren—To alter tho time of
holding the Superior Court: in the
Southern Circuit.
Mr. Dye—To alter the road 1 iws,
so tar as respects Burke couiitv.
Mr. Heal/—To alter the time of
holding the Inferior Court of Deca
tur county, ns regards the January
term.
Mr. Mealing— To compel magis
trates to give bond and security for
the faithful performance of their
duty, &.o.
Mr. lire tester—To create an ad
ditional election district in Gwinnett.
Mr. Jordan, of Jones—To separ
ate Sarah and Wilic Booth.
Mr. Shorter—To divorce Jane, and
Phillip Cooper—and
To provide a more easy and con
venient mode of proving open ac
counts, so as to make them evidence
in Justices Courts.
Mr. Cartlrdgr—To legitimate and
change the name of Maiinda Lyon,
to that of Maiinda Roberts.
Mr. Gray, of Warren—To re
quire that wills should he ren 1 in
Court, and notice thereof he given in
some Gazette for one term of the
Court of Ordinary, before admitted
to proof and record.
Mr. Lewis—To authorise credi
tors to collect debts on open accounts
within the jurisdiction of.a Justice of
the Peace against debtors, having re
moved out of the county m which
such debts were contracted.
Mr. Hrewstrr—To lav ofl’thr state
into Congressional Districts,
Mr. Scarboro—To consolidate the
academical and poor school funds of
Dooly county.
Mr. Danii l—To reduce the fees of
county officers, ami salaries of other
public officers in this state.
Mr. Freeman, of Oglethorpe.—To
incorporate the Trustees of the Me
thodist Church in Lexington.
Mr. Pennon—To authorise the
Courts of Ordinary to appoint guar
dians for the persons and property
of illegitimate children.
Mr. Park—To authorise all
ons to plead and practice in thr
Mr. Hrewstrr laid on the table i
resolution to exclude all matter rela
live to divorces, legitimatizing hast
aids, or changing the names of per
sons, from in ing received or acted
upon during the present session.
The senate attended and the houses
jointly proceeded to the elections set
apart for this day. The results were
as follows:
Thomas Horry of Eatonton, Brig
ndicr General 1st Brigade 3d Divi
sion.
Air Indus Howard of Green, Briga
de r General 2d Hiigadc 3d !)i\ ision.
Iim. 11. Crawford, to he Judge
superior nouns, Northern District, in
the room of J. M. Dooly, doc.
Geo. IF. Crawford, to lie \ttor-
nev General in the room of Thomas
IVWells.
On motion (if Mr. Burnside,
r J lie net of the last session to alter
and aim ml the 7th see. of the 2d art.
of tie- Constitution of this Stale, was
read th" 2d time, and ordered for the
3:1 reading to-morrow.
On motion of Mr. Hull of Clarke,
Resolved, That tho stated hour for
tlie meeting of this house every morn
ing shall he at half past 9 o’clock,
until altered.
A n:i ssage wis received from the
Governor transmitting the report of
Messrs. Lamar and Hines, who had
been appointed, under a resolution
of the legislature of 1625, to inves
tigate the accounts of the late Col.
B. Franklin, Solicitor General of the
Oemulgce Circuit, and of Col. Sea
born Jones, and Capt. A. G. Saffold
his successors, in relation to certain
bonds placed in the hands of the said
Franklin for collection.
Saturday, Nov. 10.
NOTICES. .
Mr. P.rvan—To promote and en
courage the cultivation of the vine.
.Mr. Stites—For the regulation of
master mechanics and undertakers
in the city of Savannah.
Mr. I/uJI, of C'lui'k—-To provide
for the compensation of Clerks in
the officis of Secretary of Slate,
Surveyor-General and Comptroller-
General.
Mr. Adrain—To lav off the coun
ty of Carroll into election districts,
and to make permanent the public
site thereof.
Mr. Tail— 1 To appropriate monies
for the year 1626.
•Mr. Heard—To reduce the price
of lottery grant; in the lottery of
1627.
Mr. Paris, of Elbert—To alter
the times of holding the Superior
Courts in the Northern Circuit.
Mr. Cleveland—To repeal the act
of 1793, respecting bastardy and
other immoralities, so far ns relates
to bastardy.
Mr. Drrw'sti r—To require the dis
position of the bodies of executed
felons in surli muiim r as will pro
mote anatomical science.
, Mr. Park—To alter and aimnd
1 an act io alter the act, no alter the
fine the corporate limits of the town
of Eatonton.
Mr. Shorter—To define and
make certain the interest of hus<
bands in the property of deceased
wives.
Mr. lamer—To niter so much
of the 8th sec. of the Judiciary sys
tem of 1799, us relates to the service
of process.
Mr. Dillon—Far the relief of the
securities of Thomas II. Hundley,
late tax collector of Richmond coun
ty.
Air. Surrenrn—To regtilute the
poor school fund of Tattnall.
Air. 11 i/cot To abolish so
much oi the penal code as relates to
IVmteptiary confinement.
Air. Echols—To appoint addi
tional trustees of the Walton coun
ty academy, and th extend the cor
porate limits of the town of Monroe.
Mr. Thomas—To authorise the
Governor, in all eases where he is
satisfied that mistakes have been
made in the mimes of fortunate
drawers in the lute lottery, to rectify
the same.
A large number of hills were ro-
ported from committees, the notices
for the appointment of which have
already been published. '
A number of hills were rend the
second time.
On motion of Mr. Popp, Resol
ved, that the committee on Finance
quire into the expediency of redu
cing (he ductionecrs license in the
town of St. 'Marys.
On motion of Air. Burnside, Re
solved, that the Judiciary Committee,
enquire into the expediency of pas
sing a law, to equalise the duties of
the several judges of the state, and
it they should deem such a measure
necessary to prepare and report some
plan for that purpose.
On motion of Mr. Townsend, Re
solved, that the Judiciary Commit*
tee. enquire into the expediency of so
altering the laws of this state, as to
give Alagistrates Courts Jurisdiction
incases sounding in damages under
thirty dollars.
On motion of P,Tr. Saffold, Re
solved, that the Committee, oil the
Slate of th,: Republic, enquire into
the expediency of making a certain
and permanent provision for the
support of the Indigent Revolution
ary soldiers of this state, and also to
provide for the parishioners of this
st ale, and to make the expense oper
ate equally on the citizens thereof.
C 1AA1AK &. RAGLAND,
J »«vuivfd an extensivea«:ortmi-ntof N f
Imw
. _ . , - 7 .itof NF.\\ JOH
'1 N 1 I., t»l*!»•• Intt-K pflU* rns, an.l un prep.nr I t<>r\c-
rtur nil kinds of wmu in the neat.-.i manner, itnd m
tIt*’ short! notire.
Tley have a 'tij.plv of COLOR FI) INK, iwirtii..
I irly It 1,1 IK ANI) ItKI)—(anewariielein thi* p.n i >.i
ih i utilr> 1—for lie* (tin i.m*..of , »i ruling I n. i- nne*
l.v, Mi'*!' ""i’U n> CARDS, T1CKK. TV, i MILLS,
II XMHUI.LSAr. Nov |j
For Sale,
*.(). 171, 11th Troup,
i Ilei
an, bui
I’ll, lath ”
H7, 10th '*
176, -1th “
1th Houston,
l:il, 15th
r i7, 12th Ifnhorsham,
88, 3d
courts of this state, w ho will comply I 12th s< c. of the act of 1611, to pro-
vvuli the rub * and law now in lore, . ;| 1( . pstnles of orphans, Air.
regulating the admission of Attar-j Mr. })yrd—To extend the mi-
ncys, Ate. thority of* Justices of the Peace to
Bii.i.s reported and rend 1st time. 160 dollars, by requiring them to
Mr. Lamar—To grant relief to the cc 1 1 ■ — -
purchaser# of fracti n«, and town | th
lots in AI aeon, so far as to extend
olida'e any amounts put into
bauds for collection when tho
rai'i'i is in favor of the same plain*
,, ... i till and against the same defendant
Mr. Burnet—To compensate grand •' ,r ' rlti/cs—I o establish a bridg, ! , 1IR [
and petit jurors. j ° v <t <>‘ f ' Ohoopie, on the State road I To alter the 7th sec. 1st art. of
Mr. Quartcmuni—To alter the l ,oin Macon to Savannah. j thr* Constitution,
times of holding the Inferior Court • ^ l ' vtrl —TV) authorise certain
in Liberty couiitv. I individuals in Chatham, Richmond,
Mr. Heard—To divorce Elizabeth I ni *d McIntosh, to plead and practice
and W. J. C. Kennedy. j hi ffic Courts of law and Equity.
Mr. Thomas—To make valid and
On thr Engrossed Journals——
Messrs. Martin. Williams, Kay,
Alexander, mid Fulvvood.
On Privileges awl Elections
Messrs. Maxwell, Cochran, Lawson,
Wilson, nnd'Tillman.
On motion of Mr. Clayton, of C.
it was Resolved, That so much of
the Governor’s communication and
accompanying documents us relates
to the prohibition by the General Go
vernment of the surveys of the ter
ritory acquired by the. treaty of the
Indian Springs, and the threatening
of military force to coerce obedience-
o the same, lie referred to the com
mittee on the State of the Republic.
legal all draws by such persons us
served by hiring substitutes under die
provisions of the act of the last ses
sion of the Legislature.
Mr. King, of Crawford—To add
part of Muscogee to Crawford.
Air. Burnside—To repeal a part
of the 1st see. 3d art. of the Consti
tution of this Stilt,.
Air. R in g, of Melntosli—To amend
an act to establish district elections
in Alclutosh couiitv.
.3.". Dougherty—From the com-
Mi. Shorter—To provide lor re-i tnittee to whom was referred the eo-
cording deeds of mortgage upon real vernor’s message, reported a hill to
and per.-oaal property vvithiu this pardon Ludvvcll \Y utts, of Butts co.
Hull, of Camden-
state.
Mr. Lamar—To extend the time
of payment to purchasers <>i fractions
and lots in the town of Macon.
Mr. Barnett—To amend the road
luvvs, so far us regards Jackson eo.
Mr. Freeman, of Oglethorpe—To
provide for the construction of a turn
pike from Athens to Augusta.
Air Scarboro—For the relief ot
-a rtain fortunate drawers in the I n
la:..i lottery
Mr
ilia
-To amend
, so far a* regards Cam-
tnc ro
den.
.Mr. Mr.roncy—-To authorise th,
Inferior Court of Madison county to
remit a forfeiture incurred by Join
Hales and Win. Stephens.
On motion of Air. Bevnn,
Resolrid, Th it the committee o.
Agriculture and Internal Improv
aient, be instruct -d to enquire int-
the expediency of authorising the
Mr. St. George—To lay oil' an
additional election district in Lau
rens county.
Mr. Everitt—To lay out a road
from the Great Falls on the Chutta-
hoochie, by Fort Unities and Fort
•Scott to the East Florida line, to in
tersect such road ns may be opened
by East Florida to Tallahnsse.
Air. Woolf elk—For the relief of
renters of public property in Mus-
Cogc(—and
To lay off a town at Coweta Falls.
Air. Billups—To authorise the
Trustees of Meson Academy, to sell
the real estate devised by Francis
Meson to said academy, and appro
priating fines and forfeitures arising
front criminal prosecutions, in Ogle-
t mrpe county, to the use of sun
Academy.
Air. Gray, of Pike—to estahlis'
las. Turreiiiine’slerry on Flint rive
Mr. Johnson—To lay off an addi
o r.l election distr-ct in Pulaski.
Air. Mason—To exteud nqd rie-
C 2JOOI) BARGAINS INLAND
M mny t*«* hart, flvunrlr applirat! >u totht-niL
Iwr, in tin- lo’lnu ing Lots :
Lot No. in, in the mini: .iriftof Earl) couiUr,
•• 17, “ 2fi»U *'
“ 17, " 224 “ WilkJnran i!o
“ 83, “ 11th “ I,r«* do.
he sold on flatutdnv thr
ni.«.i"l d V "/ Dl ‘" #m t>*-r npji.aiilH- Anh-a-i)
tu Jont. ro-inly, on ,v*,rCn- k. all
r n,MU ' f«Mw, nock of n,ul*-,. hnr«r,.
r a ™';,S'.’miC k "°“ * Iui s *" r ’ 1 ' , ' Won
..Nbgjsill rpntril Nlnui-i-m nf rlrarol lmrt.willk
Wrn " 13 —*
'I«■ ISAAC HABVBVy
^iwffLL be sold on the first day
two n,-,rnr, Wre.l/urt'he
llwluy.”"' ‘ mt “ ml T m*"' ktwJfte
-T ;i -’N.vvev iMi.virn. A.im’.,
POSTPONED SALE.—Before
the court hnu«r in thr town nfS »*rta. Itnnrrr%
county, will be *ohl on th#- ftr«t Tut fduy in bccorJi?
n#*xt, w ithin thr ununl hour§ of «*ir, thr foUoWmc
property to wit: "■
The interest of FII Chnmpion In and to thrrropnf
corn nnrl cotton now growinpr on thr plantation «f
prrsrnt occupied h* Jorl D. Vcw vtm, it being one
third port of hn comnml fodder and onr fourth of the
rotton made thereon thr prrvnt H nr. to •attfty a morf
***** 1 £ vo f h* nj. ftarifr and Jarncn ’I hon^
I in a-
1 -^0UR months after dute appl
tli'" will he made lo th* tiniioruhlr tnferim
■■I I "llafrrro county, when fitting for ordinarr pur-
pOM-,, for Iravp to fell the mill r:Mtt- of John Snulls
Inl. oi-ml rnunty.ih-i M.
. _ N " V IV Wll.l.l VM SVIITW, All BIT.
PERSONS having claims against
. 11 V '»f David Shorrili, late oilDrerur
courttv. dec d. nr- rr n.«.*ird to present them legally
attested w-ilhintho timv proscribed br l»w.
« RIDIIARD ASBCIRY, ) , , .
micajah kedlli., ( rr.
\ GREF.ABLE to an order of tho
u m. honnrnhlo thu Inh i-lor pour, of Sforgnn rountr.
u lii-n sluing iororiliiuu-.r |mr|«w«. will h» «olil on llw
V M rui-slnr in Fi-hninry nr«t. at iht- conn-home in
t.awrcncrvltli-, (Iwlnqi'll county, I nt«fo23n,lnlhi-8th
dl«'rlrtpf ■iii'lrounlr.lyln-lhi- r-nl cut,, of Ihurr
Vl,-Swain.dm- ii. Snid forlhi- bonorit of ih,- lu-ir.unj
rri-dllnr.of wlddi-i-’il. Tirm, o,,,s. j,v
VIAIITIV IK.I-im s-r. Adni'r.
fARORIilA, Taliaferro eounty.—
7 m . " homos C,to' lljlhnrha npplic forloumof
jflmlnlslniUoi,,do bonis non. ontho«puo of J, mima
V dhin«on,lat«*of -aid county, d«<v'«l.
Thov-nro thm-forn in ri:o and ndmoni.h all and .in-
rnlar iho hindrril hnct rr.-dilors oUaidUi-rUtohi-and
"I’l'i >r a, injolHn-, w ltl.lmhctlmopr.-o-rlhmlbr |„ w
f . t icw cfvusr. if nny they have, w hy raid letters of ad-
ii' in<tmi»on should not Iw fronted.
OiAcn under my hand th »rth,'urof Nov
IIEVRV rTaltyr^. C. r n.
tf^J EORtJIA, Morgan county.—
^ m \Vhereu« Seth Ward applies for letters of ad-
mmistration on thr estates Martin Picket, late of «aid
c.un'y. dec’d.
cart thrruf re to cite and all
rth» 'iiarlr» J and ert ditor of faldilcc’d.
be
and appear nt my oftice, within the time prescribed by
:.w tn -hi w cause, Ifany they ran. why said loiters of
A T liter
% hot’MH
Itfh, M ill i.f
.ry i
nlrf on
’ », nil «l»f
• he first Tnr
Manhn H ti»l»#*!!, Iitio of nitty. de« M
r.oi)«iM..tu #1 t’00 nt r.F, nio e r,i l.se. n tl.o
wanr-ol ll.ini,’ ,nnr|,,H,!i tnl, C J K I'. c .
-"I ml" -•>. t'nU for inu I nf thn
nrmliiorr an,11, g tv,., of Tornis
nna- U’M PVROV. > „
I- t-IAlih' .1 'CKSn-i, I E * ft ra.
\ l tile comi-hmisp i„ r>.inint«ville, Maifl.
Min i ounly, wi : hns„l.!ohllii-r,inTo.-f.
‘‘■•j V .""**• vl"( n.Mi.ti hums of
-•tie, thr ' If wmtf pi‘o|M<riy lo m jj
Ten lioml of hoibfoi, mill H fond of caitle.
\'i . » < o" B ni »J f alv's, 2 row*, 1 heifer
! Dnll, ! yoke ol oxen, | * w nml 2
uivs uill) l.!»ge hoes, l/i nhonM, 4 lea-
he Ih,l.edstf ,-hIm au«i mrtlc, furniture, Air.
M I.d.les, 1 chest. I eophi nrd, 10 Irnmo chair-,
a. w afer |)i,,l 8| ;l | U vied iqHin an the property
ol .liihn VI.iitin to N.tiisiy :\ murtence Ii f.i in
rjvoriq Dudrsii r Mi-Li) cklin md It.uo
N lt.iv.is ; ml imintrd on' in said li
WM. L <• *<11rKHI.Sli’ff
5 VN file fintTuoidayi,, 1-Vlini.iry next, will
' • lit* Buhl til fit#- <:')iirlh i >U‘-e in Uvionion,
1 iitunin county, w. mn ilie umml hou. s of side,
ll,e IdIIouuijr propriiy, to wit. one nri.ro aiait
nariod Nc#l. pr» ry am.irdv advanced o. yearr,
ii. I nepio woman fniued Sicily about -2D)ear#
helooiiing to the csfnio ot .lacktori
mitioi, late ol snot rmimy, drr’ti—.
fit «>f the heirii. 1tc Tcrintt
of sale
Wa her, ,
Sold for llio h«*i
•unde known oil ihcd’i
""V I'. .16:-IN-TON, A-lni'r.
\ O KKF A BEE to an nnl.-r of iho honor.,-
Idh Inferior court of Jnup* r mtiniy. wbm»
si tint# for ordin irv purpose#, w ill he r,old ».y
h • hi"hr*t bidder, on die first llietdiy in
I cl rn tty next, nt the court ht.use in .laxpr-f
••ounly. 20f I li acres ol (and. more or lew.
•veil unproved, h.dug a part of the real est.ifo
of Janies I tiicka: d, deeM. anti where said dr-
co,i.(i>(| lived Sold f.*r tho tiem-fit ol tho
hens and erediti r« of nni.f dec’ I
PKVION PfMTh ARI), ; r ,
MK-HAKL DCRR, < F - x
u ivcinbe.r ll
.MitUsl^' villc, during the present s
Nov 12
WILLIAM -MEr-DNEV.
J
ASRF.R ACADEMY LOTTE-
HV.—Tin Seventh ami Last D y’s Dniwiiig in
tlie above Lottery, will take place on the TENTil
r»\V OF .1 \NTAKY NEXT. The follow.ng II
do.
pvv)
do.
And a number nf 10«7, 50, lO.attd 5 Dollar Prrc
I’, , son-w i-hioglo purchase l I ickets, will do well to
nppl) e.irly.nsthe Drnwiii" will positively take place
ontheda; alioVcmcntioueU. Price of Tickets FIVE
DO I.LAI’S.
Those :d a tlisfnnce can procure 71ck«'ts l>y enrlo 1
iiir b ive Dollars to anv of the Manatrers, postpaid.
.IF. MI. MI Ml PEARSON, |
JESSE l.OVALL. |
I I.I fiI.OVK.lt. J Manager*
f jA A I’ONTON academy.
A Th.Vl rusteesof this In-titutiou wish to engage
the services, for the next year, of competent Trirhers
in the Male and Female depcr.’ments of raid Ac; de-
niv. ’I his In titutian ofTers ndvnntnires t.trelr met
vvith—- And it is confidently Ndieved that T(achersof
l.iehatiainnienls would find it n r .ii nation de-iralde and
p|ea-am. Aziy communication adifre—eil to the ku! .
•< r.lvror either of theTru tees, would meet withim-
m< dial-'attention.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Secretary.
F.atonlon, Nov. 12 .7t R
S O ST, in or near Marion, Twiggs
A county, ut thu time uf the (General El« t.on, a
-m ill MOHOt’t:0 I'OFKKT HOOK, contai u i mny
vuluult.c i.iper. -U' lias noli h, ace, uMt-A n - ■ ipts, of
no« • loai.v pcr*<in »■ cep; tin- owner. nm .”c .vliicli
v-'ft# one prom. - >r» note made Hy Jo»n< Dai: : i!. payn-
bli to Ret • i i sum, i '• - #, tin « l iteof a ttm w
!• \uu,fa l!'z»‘ >!lar-,dje 1 tol Ji mary, I *t
'I in |h t or, t!.t a I -ve '..ill He rewarded, hy
leaving r,< at Peek's Store, Ma
rion. AllperSov arc cautioned from trading’ for tlie
idKjvciU »• nHed noUs. JAVtLx DIIVAN.
GKEEABLE to an order of tin:
L h'rtioridifctl.e Inferior court of Morgan county,
ii sitting for ordinaiy purposes, will He -old nt the
more or less.udjoining Mi
te.'s >i Murder creek.
AJ-o, at I lie
i and Wall, on the
ein Madi-o
will be sold on the fii-i Tu«>d.iy i
agreeable lothe nutborii
Mortancrurtv,
February next,
ncrivi i i laud.
i, ndioiniiii; binds ol Johu Du|t
Mcintovljniulolliei-, being the place whereon Janie
Mulkf), dec’d. formerl) lived, all -old n- tlw ivnl es
talc of said dec’ll, for the benefit of the heir# and ere
ill t«us. Terms made know non tin
A greeable to mi order of the
Inferior court cl Dreene coipify, when silting
lor orJinary purposes, will be sold nt the court-house
doin'in Greenesuurough, Greene county, on the first
Tuesday in Januaiy next, all the negroes belongitig to
-aid county, dec
the estate of David Sherrill, late
Also, on the first Tuesday in February next, will Ik-
sold at the court-house in Bulls county, lot No Ml, in
the 1-t district originally Hem) now Betts county, con
tubing 202 l-2acres.
Also, on the-ame day, will be sold at the court-1 ou-(
In l pson county , lot No 33, in the l£th district original-
lv Monroe now I psoli count), containing 2021-2 acres,
id fot the beiH’Di of tin’ he.r» and creditors. Term*
made known on the day of sale.
ItlCllARD A8BFRV, \ ullI ,. r ,,
h >Unt U \>.T to an order of
K the l.ifi
. . - liomirahta
frrior court of fluutock rcuntv,
when a.Min^forortlinnr y purp.at .s. will he vkl
l inn try, IW8, .it tho
’ Mu
the first Ttips.Uy in
pl.t# # ol lioliliiu; till* rotirrs in iVliMrc.eeo cotlrt-
,v *Ni, I lt», in iho IM, dihtricto#
tend county, clrtiwn l y the orphn. h ol John V.
• lornitni, late ( ,f said conntv, der'd. Sold
! ,,r "f -riilwni T.-rnm n.ad«
«,ik. a ll "II ll," titty ol n.'l".
WAL UJiUNTrR, Ouatd'n
J N Motgnu count %. .it the house (TH »i>Hi*u
l)iy,w’ill be s Id on liin 21rt l)t*centl« r
nex , .ill the peraonul ptuperiy of Henj.ituiii
S -.m.in, 'let ’ll, r ouHttuing of l.oi set, c.stile,
li-' -.ih Itl lutiiiiurc,^Stc Sold for Jli,UeaHlt
1 'It-- lif-ir&aiid r."HilitoiT.of r.ti,! dt-r’d. 60lo
ro oc.nliutie front tltiy t, rinv until h;| i* sold.
"0» I * IOHN SHKI.MAN, A tint r ,
O N loHvii’d M)lled 8 elKIU for rite lencrh of
l.nie rtqtiircil liy mv |.„l.lio Outuw. f
Itove lliouRhl it ■hi" in my tend, nnti p.ttron.
tmt t" le-i»" my pltirn onn"eii,.ieil I | lave *
ilieiefure entered info p.trtr:erp|if|) vftlt
Nirwor AS ririr.DFRs, v/| M » in n >v .-ifisenrj
Will niteml to the |)rofc*stn n: ,| mn.Je n t
our (dJire. f final flinl this tirrui.freinr nt wi'l
Iir.n" .mi ftiriorv to nit frirndsRfi’erully ln ,i
I f""i a.Btirrd lluit tin var.utcvoV niv
to t"p will lie It It hy tlie ij nt in unity 'l ,j eriI ,
,t lintteceBB.iry to «.1V lu.V tiling „f |,i,
in conn,lent-". His crp.ii experinioe .m,|
prnvi-il rojiulnlioii ns;, IXiysaiau, are known
lo the cnintnumly.
My open anrounts ore l»fi vdili Doct Cl.il-
ilers, "IioisiiHIioi.miI u, reeeire paymrn,,.
.vly liquid dud uemainN nre left w.tl, .l.m.s
Buirmnu, vlio will n l.uul to tlieir onllVriioii
III my ali.eiice, TOMLIN.SON 101(1
n-vlS 3 __'
'J 'dIK undersigned Imre pniemil into n ai1 ,
* n "> die I’rnotice of Mniicin" in
Miili-dgeville. TOMI.IN30N f'OHT
i i 1 Slf H0LAS CHIL l'feRS.
n rembw 1, 1W7 3 t .g
1-ORf.l A, .Vi«N|iet ( ouniy—-Vfhere;
>l.itili*w Wh.ifielti ami James \\ hi
‘Don on tli*
. 12
MICAJAli BEDELL,
VRSHALL'8 SALE J’OST-
BONED—V\ il be sold at tlie court-house in
of Mdledgcvilte, liabiwin county, between
the usual hour- •»! sale, on th • first Tuetdaym Decem
ber next, the follow me piopei i , tow It
M
•UWaeiff of land. In Appling county, No. 123, in the
1st Givi ot -aid county, hvicii on at the propert/ m
favor of the (Jni*
as the
John B. IloUkcrk. to satisfy a fi fa in
i. dStatej., vs said iloblu rk, property pointed out by
the deiendanl. .... ^ ..
OEO. T. MARSHALL, D. Marshal.
1 .NOUR mouths after duit- applied-
t.on w.h be made to tiie Inferior court of Ju--
. rcountv, when silting for ordinary purposes, f
. net i•■elfc apart of the real estate of William II
IViuiiiik’iOn, tiec'd. for the lw»m*fit of the ci editors.
THDMA’s rE.xMNG TON. Fx’oi.
M.vitv rpNMM' roy,. I,
JjjVdl'R iiioiillis utter el ite applies.
1 tlon .v ill be made to the honorable tlie Infer]'
,r,. f W hingtoncounty, whens’.ttincforordinarv
, , ir lev veto-ell the real (state of Jcfcte Amu
- tie ot sa", • o'iniv,dec’ll.
Sv W NKWVJM T.U'NTON.AdmT
f
field apply for lei § u ( ^
•--niii-of Jum pit Twill), late of Inid eouiily’
And «lt.-""\B Tut stsl> B. Coorge npplj*, f„ r
lelierc ol administr; Hon on iho rsiate ol !• | ( .
zalielh \ t*e*'ige, I te . f said roui.ly,dec’d."
Ami wIn t"its Wtiii.iii, I) lire,., np'plies for
b’-ier.s »i auiiiiiii^lraiion, ue iioma nun with
the will Rtinexml, utt tlie esrtle ol Otutge
if nr.tin, l.v l#* nl snitl couiitv, dfe’d K
-nd ,vl,orens K ,l»m O Dale applies for
loners nl iiilmiiiislrntiun. de Lonis non
"State ot James tVade, lute of said county
tirtc’tl
And whereas William Penn, applies for lel-
lers , I mlmiuiaiiaiion on the estate ui Benji.
min Chapman, late ol W arren cuuuly, dee'd
These ire therefore to ette | sdmontdi, >11 sod
singnlsr, thBk.ndred and rreditors ot said J,
"d, to be end appear a t mj office withiu the -
pre.crtbed b) law, to ihew eaUK, it my tl„ ,
why laid loftier, of administration shoultl not bJ
granted
Given under ray hand thuflih Nor. 1**7
A. K BtlCH V.NNUN, c e „
V rtltKK.ABj.K loan oitiet ol the
b.« Inferior couit ui
iVlorgn
II s Iting as .1 c nn of ordin-Vv.
rnlhehist lursdnyiu februari c r y, "
-hnufte m Manuon, , Wo „L, 0 *
and one yuutio horse.,, I,ein. ,h e
. tu-ii .state ol names C. Kvaas, adtwo, dr-
as ll. Sold lo, ill" I,"I,eh! 0 f it lu | cg „
I etuis made kouwn on the dal 6
nov IS ,| ,M, KV <NS,,
jl’8 nionihs alter onte aptntc , „•!
I lie mule to th" hotim..i,i" ‘
he made to tin hotioinbir
Morgan counij, when &iun •»
nciin.vry, (or leave to tell all
• »hn Siiudi'fiit', tltx'ti. ’or il
.eirp anrl areflstorr ol Mid d .
JOHN DU'i.KK.AIm
court
’ fOV-ll of
h state o|*
••flit ci ihi