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[VOLUME XIX.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, MONDAY, JANUARY 2P, 1MB.
C7-T1IE GEORGIA JOURNAL is pul.-
I, Sln-uls, ,H TIIItEE DOLLARS ycr nun. in utlt.uic«,or
FOUR UiiUaHSnUhL i n.lot tli.'j.w.
K 'Advt'rti'i-inenU infi-fted at the usual rales.
v II. sales of Until and Ni'iiws, b.v AdinlnhtrM.ira.Karrntoi'r
u -^
C CONTRACTORS Wanted for Shingles.
f S. ali’il proposals will l»c »Tceiv»\l until the !-t ciu.v oi'Fr-
liruary nu\t, l.v ih»-Engineer lor l»i,0oA Cypr, , a SVnij|t> tif
1IVMU.TON FULTON,
l’ioj»»*rty must
mioincr, FORTY ». < •- pr.-vi u. to tli>" jla> of *•••"
^N iticVtlVti iii.; ii. ioon w ill l.u mm!, tothu (’<
Ifnxi* to fi |i I.vhI, h " -’. !•«*»• *<. • : •l" , .l i r FiM R
5iI s A*- * inter. ‘tea ill
lie given in like
u t of Ordinary for
MONTHS,
uht h are published
. J.,»se of llu* lir>t ]>n-
m
•o «. inter. - tr.l in 1
\\ w ill find tin n* in iL- JirH
lOLTJttliUS ENQUIRER.—Under thi
... .... noVt’aiuuilwv U'*u:»i'-i
I'l* 1 Vod'TtllklllY.
-
r .1 ,1,1.1 i:.,..lllit ..'• Till- >u! -ell • . .• *l
Vl .me .’.in ' ."..He,, »l> .1 , .> I *‘ 1
itandln of ll ■u •ter o . > • « > »nd of the
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Vvr:;;:,.:;’.,s',. A*U
ii. f r ■ e.l t’.' i.i < i)j.t i du.i -L.iUt
H A\V.—The Subscriber havi ng com men-
BcJi cfnl the I’raciire of the Lhw, tenders his profc-vvnul s«*r-
\ i,t» to tin lit' \s ill ntieud the courts of the OcitmUve
Circuit. Mu beeps las Oilict* in the house Ink I) occupied t»y Mr.
,,j '
tFHj/lLL be sold on the first Tuesday in Fc-) J.JOUR month-; aft. r date application will
V V 1„ mxl.nl Ills coim-liee.- iu Mur tail, tNu ) & lie ..wile to ihc Inferior 'emit I Tu'ii „l, I rn ruluity, nh. 11
l, iii die lbth uiMot said counts, In Ut iu. ,. n» the ,,i‘ .],»!•»: "i , t: I •rui.., ry l.un.o-cs lor It .i\te (•- " • * •• •«• ••* 1 •*
itivcrs+iec’d. T.IO’.LxS Rt\ICRs. , . | Wilkin-on, xl< tM t>.r ll** be. . f t f tin
-Mas !;IVF.R>n
KS KlV.L’v
r TNdieferro •
. si Uthe lane
unit 1
of the lil^CTiO'i’ c.OHVt ff
hri> s iting for onl
A PERSON, who is ii Tracheal Prill tor
•indnli.i edllfd l.,r -e.i-rul vear- llu* elde.t ji.ij.it in tin
£S;.r,r
" t, SiMf;
I) ye,l up nt llu. place
LAI1ASSEE, Leon Cou
Florida.—TIIF. FLORIDA HOTEL.—’fri-
" r I iivi-.i^ uiMertul.ru tltp supt rintendmcc of
t ' a-hui. ut, f. r the nccomnio iat.oii ot travel-
i lei>, (Vtvf.ith occupied In (' I'ilidni ) oiost
I. w.'cit the pritiMUTice ■ f hi. fri. nds and the public, in
corral, cm. thnt his t i Imll * * • - • ■
eoidastl'i' Lit.' ifil.cc.mM.> f.in
t v (if Clini IWp . : l.is • • .bit s \v ill.
•n attentive < •«!• r. And if unliieite.
The r .
mb) *.f:i
l.le si'iiAtin.i for hi;-inr**, ;iu .| in ti
pi. • ip. I mads lea :in^ it. ami from Ti
side «*f Gmirirucnt Stiuarc, and ex-
HUabil*scr.
1>AV il) n. lll’Tr
Mansion house, Lntontim, tin.
he I lay "Ip "'•'
-v,?
. .. pc
ellnv.-. Mil o IU1.-.UIII. \V!i ll circu
tr;.:;fits&£&
•• hard a- -u - a- • 1 '«nt word-; 1 .•«..»a.nr tl.-.t evci> <
t'.i.i a e. : !s the pn . or I in. • the lie <d n.nn, rc.idet
,ho.eli.ipt. .-i.rus to r. a>r.um.a oL-litt ,tejs a join:. Rut ... . -<■ , m>
y, Tto i . p i' Mim'■ ti-l < onteiahm, n*> lain -i rim hope, h) an>
r a In irsuc, however IWU ful t ah a h1 eg-
. !, iinrv to ids « a ir.ies, to escape what appears M he the
1"* of ail— ’ •' mi- , - res. ut ■ - ol lie pr..-jti.;i.-. d. and the i -.lice
, , die wi t i ftp ha only 1 e n .t « n thnt t a jltt % hu 1
vs.to at il • ti u t h ■ u«iic« inh mattt i . and.lt | bh . to
TtM lei—iiim' *ii Iiie i ia’in* r. NMiethcr he v id eshibii a departur.
fr nn tie l ill* .. im’-l tlcpciul upon tla ' imi the d-.-rt e ot t.a-
z. Tu»,‘ :;:'',:iiibV';;',,,:bi".Ar 1 ,mb,
«ji • i ,. , i ib.Lt.t »1 anKuiior.
MIRABKAl’ 11. I.AMAR.
TERM —TttE F. :artRER Will b<. printed on »large .Wet,
X. It I. ■ HI , i„ icc .1 week, III Tli.ee lx.ll.ir~ per mum, ill ml-
VIHI. . ■ F.mr I)..:1,I' mil C clulof tl.f )eur
.y...,rl.- '..'m "ill Ul inrert Alt llif u u ,1 s .t.-s
-'A-
or tiicm v iU,W
ib - Lent of iiipttn
““
l"i».
'•rffiiiSl
Dec. r,l_-.v3m WILLIAM II. KI.'IHItof
WAVER I .Y 11 XL! i,""Muscogee Uo.
on !• ut.t r i\ i t • the !• alls ot tb * ( 1..ut.tin., el,» e Rii i*r, \\ i.i rc t!.»•
Sheri.-b vde« and <•(!>< r fit'Mt. »t b-.-.s f.,r the future w ill te t.n- -
artoil. lie as ill I.i ep >i»]ii>;i s n| lh m isi„ns ami Groceri. for
th u »i m i i- in 11 la id btuitei dotbertmvi lh r .
nov»—*ew WM C. QamoilN.
COMMISSION in SINES8—The SuF-
r Mini i . 1. Pi .I., ~ in. ..me ir-
■ai.u, il.- ii Mi.uriiMii ..i i. ii, In Hu- .ii.
New-Y many ml;;. „ r ..ni,. i pm in- the intervention of
purchase
;hil>.
- THE SURSCUIUEU will cel
f .f.P tu- Ci JODI at COST for C \ *II.
(. J.VMFSS. C’AIJIOI N.
11 VI ‘ KS OF COTTON WANT-
.Ki-41
ImMibr:,."' 1 ' -
ffO 1.—The subsi
1 « him elfi«- amt th, f
IMIl. •' I HI ll’tsilll - , ill
-1 I H murder havi Mg
State, <ui the body
'• V-J
"4 PROCLAM A l It )N OEOHOIA.
rd.ii F.v-;leuc, JOHN FOIlHVTIt, ll rnorU :.lr.,i,i.
n ... :.-r i.1 Cliict Ol lie, Army uaUNniy of llii, S.,iic, amt nl l..e
*W !■ licit- 1 1 MrerM.In 1<rialInii rm til
1 •■• I c-iali lined in the C- ut»t» of .la- • m «h
i t t II .;np ..l l m. I y TlJGVf SS RFlKil-S-, >•} it upp
b\ 'le rei irnof de 1-cer. oil the yv.t: runt ivtu 1 I r hit appi ”-
h**i.'".n,iiiit tla' - - IbH ... .d-No.vil;
f«»rc 1. . rthatl . i > Kmghtto trial for the crime wl e-
w’tb It • i' rJuirgrd, I > ,vc tl. ’«i.lit pi -r l<> i -.:•■ t!• - inv I* . Ip..
(nation. hci*l iwd 1 I’WO III N Ul ED 1 ' '• l.
I. U'.s ; 1 an., i* 'i 1 . per an who •I...U appi -m ml mitl d; '..w ,
him to the Sh , _ \ n 11 < >11
o’, '-r charge a:, i rc ; arc all • • ei' < l tills St. 1 *. • 1 \ il and military
I , 1 e -it! and a* -.i.vr in appn I tiding ami bringing the snh
efs to j.istlcp.
* ' ' • 'real of tfu^iate, at the State
tlie fifty second. * * AU JOHN FOiVsy’tII.^
!J; theOtAMum< ^ jt^MILTON, Secretary of
WM.
V M.
JUIIN S. IfOLT,
S I OV \i.L & D -VIF
IM fl I ON I!« t I’WH' K
a. ah mu 11. ^ t 1. vr.i
hUC ATK)X7—'Thu Trustee* of Zt-hu-
A bill Acad, • .»> inferin the public, that they have engaged ns
t ; ,i .rM the J -.im,.-'! tor the Jir-.n: tr„r, Mr. ^ Ill’ll K “S
p. SSrli"®
tor t!ie tb.vL; . t l all the < uth-a r. uir. u 'bi 'th.it
(FK••'!% t hicl.l • iee.„,ma tided u
if: J. t- t.« • m. wi,h full i-ur i.u-fL
mend t!i> Iii'iiti :'.un t • tin , ui-'i - Si
B 1ST OE LETTERS rcumi
JS?J V .‘I Oflicc at Ai buluii, Ut O. out
AWohn Akin.
It—.inho L R*'jr«l ?. ChIi b Rn .cr, '*
it, 1 |%'.|1 "w.'i “! Ml!vi.'.'.--t-piiVu ii.wii,NMlian'lirlan.
r t'krk S tperior (b.uti county, Henry 1 urn
Liming in tlie
December, 1
V» .lliam Rusti.ui, D. Rj *>lli.
‘.1,..III, is, Win Dill Iicnyj.
Vib-bb: 1 ?,T •-
Roderick (Son
isjiani. If. O. < . uii-.
J, James llutley, John R.
.f—J list ices of tin* I
*K—Pi-UM-Koiar, D.micl K. nt. I.Awr. rcc Kii U
-f 11 !
«•
, I-u ic U. Williaiusyn, J Mickcix,,-Ml..
TetteT{s- rentuini
A LIST OF LKTTKK8 rommniiur ,
ZML i'ic t'o-t nnicc nt Dcc.iluc, D. K ill, cminty.mi 111. Ilr.t
J, o,s^ d 01 AI>111
William A>crv.i •• Mbtuii 2, (i. And i-.ni, Fraoc'u \rg>,
. si
. RobertD
port, John II* ha:.cr.
td&mxxgKtgstg.
i, F ,.ih^Biril, Jnmct ^ ^
un'.iii, Vh'...~ p ' .wi- ■ j*.!*.;. W
ixuLifAiT
lk.sha7.cr, John Dawn-
* 11--1 .1.11 II,H kill'. T
lli-iVins. l:im~W.IIi,
hi:.
r. I.... . N.illii.n
riL :: • ..V' rrinUvrjf.T. B. Lai,par, II.
^M-V.'itin M* ."'•:' i !• ifsiSlta r, W. A. At'Cny, O. h* Morsnn,
N— 1 S. Niiv.imu.f, Il.icri • S. Non.
I’- Dcnti -< ) Perga-on, Das ii lYtwdt, Moses Powell, Nathaniel
S-S. slmcklcy, V
St**ph.-;u. Jrihn “'ini
T—J.iuk • Twillc
im < Tli'imp'on, I»aac'i w«'i s.
Maoe, 1) it i.l W hite, W. .WaMiLck, Renin. Wood-
V» u\tr, TnrR. Ware. G. \\
' J T2
JfGc W i->Lr
Meadow
m.Jiii'iwI.r.i.F.RlWi'i
LETTERS miiiumm?
Recn'tir r. 11. Go. January 1 v . \.
ii'ge Huilocli, Alh u .Inn.
. Bionkf, Ja-'oli R. Brooks, Ab-
r.F.rrnr
; VSTO.V. Savannah.
:x, S Wir.IMAMS. (
holt.
a,,;,,.,, „
viug establish(
• of trniisnrtlr : n g<
. . ll. litsfnenif. All-
lovers to gain n *!.,
•lOSLni GAN All I
;!&7iaV—•••'■ l ' e '? ,n &
M tor th*' be.
( VK! S HI
month* nl’icr .tluto ttpttJio.il
.e to the Inf. I tor CMti I el l ■ tiiuni coll
tof erdbie.ry. t. r leave to -' ll tie* r« :il ( M i " ,,i
iM. (No\ )•.) W M. \» H.UINS, Ailii.’r.
dutu applioation will
of .1.!«:*•.'»• «ounly. when sit-
rl’ ii't* to : ell to the real ctnte v
V: 111 V C. SMITH. K-.Mr.
I It i.- cf|ii:illy npparrnt that if Spain still hlld
j the I lor,(las, she could not now he rlforn to
I the hriul of this “southern branch,” nor
i I'.mikl the cAtcnd her hounilury to the hind
I of hi \ norlhirn Lrcvrh thnt iniplit hove been
FLORIDA LINE.
Extract from Ihc Message of tier. McCarty.]
There is one other subject which it is prop-j discovered and ascertain! d, to penetrate int
~ 1 tlie country further north titan the stream
and pnitit iieknoivledftcd by the treaty of ’D.5.
The act of the CmnniifiBioticrs, which is
M,
U n i '”i iliure. ;it'ii n>u tj o
M for the In 11. lit of the lui.
the day nj tl
P i It "I'ANT to
court of Tu ic
s,.kl on il,
tr ler of the Infeiiut
iti....inv iii ;.i...
arasaws?'.
> • . . i. . n i II fc . . y . .. N ..
ft'NDEir an order of the Inferior court ol
"i Jasper e.,'ii,i ... .,li.,.;' . > purnow,, wtll ts
oMoiils • ii-e. : . i. , 'I J i Tu. r-
.V \';.i i ~"i>‘."v. 11 '■
k\ Tuesda
U
t ..tr»l‘ -f -aid d» CL.t ith-
Vd.tt'r in fit hi of h)«N*ift
March u, :v
•It It day of
Vf
ILL be sold
March mg. nt lie.’ run I Imum*
It*.If ol i t N » l^tn the
V'-',; L/Vti;;:;
?KS;E
I of liif eft dltor
n sb
the first Tuesday
n the lown of Km
Mb dibtrict of Mo
In I’f
If L.Ate-
WILnON, \
r, will lie
g :> m oiiticrllo, counlv
W on the r.r t Tin «d»*y in March lii’M.twit-'birds
of l\nd, -n lit*u William R.Liard, decM. live.i, jidioinin.- l.t.
( lie M*. John llill anil Olliers V !.: f, : th. Lmeiii ol iht lie.
W'tr. Hullnr.i.d. c'd. 'PnJ.u- e. «■ . km-wn ..nlhedav.
jntmary 7 JANIFS KI’Ll. \ni>. (luar , :inn.
sold/
(I.ito -MpiilKMilion w ill
r rttu.ii nt T’iiHafcrro county.
JOHN RRV\N. A.lm’r.
fter dote application w i
• c . nt «if Fav tic county, when *1
tint: for .1 . o-v pt.rpo , I.iv l« Ate to sell lot No 2-H, in tin*.-,
ul'it.t (■ ...iu ti.it ; - ti-l |<«t ct land In mu a part of tin* rc
•'"“■• WV'&lkny , Adm’r.
'»ITM TFRRY A.l;n’x.
HdOl’R mo,HI
5 be . i' t i ll.e Infer 5 '*!'
ting for
lAld K m.
H !.■: ii' to
te'i'SK
i.i after dale applieal.oii wi
f. i s«.i court of Jones county, when siitii
for leave to full the real c Uite of Gcor
It HI \ It \‘v\*r t Ft’r.in right oflil^wlfe.
I JR515 II month • oft!
b. titnde t. tl.e I frv
‘iti' npplication
..l ot of Morgin county, wh
I- tv. t' fell one bi.il lot of,A Ml, No.
dot.’. 1 . ‘'..luS^r the Lcs.tJit cf iliu u - .
ion l MARY O. ROTtF.RT .
BT OST or mislaid, an Execution obtained
e J in i, .Tu Ii.-.. I, nr. ,,fI'll- am, roiuilj-dlMri'i. foumM on n
•ic: .'I-11.1.1 .inr In: Nulti.m Itinli.icio imui „l iiivm If un
i ?■ i..'- r : .':.iiMiiiiUu,. .iii|niii.r:i,pi. with tnt.i^
A iEORGI \
tl
U
rlwin cotititv—Personally
awards Hrowu’k afterbointr •'Worn.
a X (ire,
JS. it I u
tlio first 'rucsd
^ V be Hold In the town of M
tie county, at the house of Woodson
will Resold nu Tu, nt il.e ;t}|dnt-o| Jlarrh rt*'
V W ID SAYI.ll*, Ailm'r.
m
U Greek LatK'Mnges. tocetli.'r with the S ’oners, tj “
:j. m i.L.tll, T. (i. SIIFHEE. )
J. ''ll ITI.i.V, a. wit. on, [Tin-:,11.
.r,fcMJr^F &Vi0N ‘ 5
U12 1»2 A. W. PRIOR,
%I V Sioro was broken open again, on the
i-> 1 1 111. Di'cmit,,-!-, nncl aniiinif the hill, thnt ivrr t,i],c„
.ii anliar bill ontlio flunt, r. Itank,livnc.l I , J. tin Uolt „r, .|-
•T'h >' sai netcheSou tSubock *13,1/8 or
«»'!!« •W'>Mnu tiirur rt.'i iviu.i i.iiil I,ill. McC U; I V.
Pleasant Gio\ e, Henry county, Jan dl —7t
r in March next, will
frStJhfeiiSiL^iMjir
of ukl -COL
jaunry 21 JOHN IIODNK I P,
BBT RSEANTio at, order of the Inferior
■ c
All
an;>C 'fo<l !>«.'
• Ii,'-- It -t or "ii-hi'1 a i:o'.*ul ham I made
b!c to s .lot no Smith or b.nrur, fer r dol'a
in , ! :.*!(. I .DW AltDS 15
’• 11th January, 18 ?3.
JOHN KEMP, J. P.
•d n. binft tr..t!ing f..r the abov
itja';.*t iVnin do» ; • ti ta utn one blit iny-n'f.
I.UW VR
' I—-ll
os nn own.
court of Greene county,wlmn
■ (the flrit TUfKtay In :
ftr>t TauMlny in March next, the ix . roes 1»-
• of .1 din Hro.titer, tier’d. S, !«l p,r the benefit
.id tlecM. Terms on th. d;i
MARY BROOK Fit. Ad;,
W 11.I.I A A| It KOI > K If It,
OS'r or mislaid, sometime in the
A of In-1
ooursr.
II J of la-; v<av, n protnissory note riven by William F. Willson,
to the ‘ tde riber, seme time in the cour-e ol the year l'or f. I
dollar.»» 1- cents, due one day niter date, with a « e. ,t givt .i on it
for l > iloll.tr-, s„me lime in the moiuhof Fe'.iun \. 1. .’tj, d, Ul '« mu
Wilson from j
JORDON
N W ILL sell on llii' first Ttiostlav in
H 1 TUnryn. xt. at tlie court-1.on«e in Wurrenton, to the hi-h**«t
for tla- I alr.jice. r l ilU-Htuado on the payment forth, w ho!.-.
I«!
O'PK’lh—The SnliLLTihcrs liavinpr dispo-
k of Good*, are «! termined to clo;u the
as soonn« noGiMe. All those indebted to
them by I e v or note are rc pt; • ) to make immediate p.-mnunt
^ntonton, l m3—w3m COOKE 4 VAN WAOENEN.
N the l.io:;!li of 1 >< i'imix r, tlie (late
V/’yV.v iVi:.‘ ,c
ENTING—Will be rent, ,I to iltt> liighust
kid,hr. on Tht;r-thv rin in>t. at the lei ry in,the reserve
ractlom” ’■
next, nl «nlij l. t'V i I,Mu
liHpiTved tract;j;> ... t!'.
arrol
StfS
' ..1-t inst. nt the lei ry m,the reserve at
rrol county, nil the r< -erves. ferries and
1-’unite SHU. ..f CJe.ii '.'ia, l\it>7 in the
on Friday tlie fic-l tla\ of Fehrtiarv
, the like n-. nes, ferric
nosTeoNED sale.
■ day in F. In miry next, w ill he
lit tha first Titus-
ie court house in
theusuul hours M
it™E
H HERIFF’S S ALE—Oh tire first Tuesday
ia M \n<‘II next, w ill be <old nt the court house in the
ecu the UM.al hours of sale.
. Early
property, io w it
-Mjj ills', lx E.J
■jh>URSUANT to
■■
sySIISs "Vi.,-.
ZoXx:::""
»»f George Mather, dec
sin nrtli r of th
I-illtill, fill
MM
on it’, lying on Hunger nml Hardshij' ereek, . ml toru.erl\ .
n::v
:-LTA
SKILL >n:XROE, AdioY.
1 LL be sold OH w (‘dnestliiN the 5tli day
;*r
i n: . I JOHN R \YNJ2 I *‘r. in right of
4t ^ Frida) the 7th da) of March n
™ W be sold nt the late re'idmreof ’'.trait F (irim
in .1.1 I'« r comity, all the iicrmml viojwi i.v el m,u1 ti
ng of bower,-hoc*, collie h mv hold at h I
tion tools, cotton, corn, ladder,ae.d l>u«no. I . - m
on the day. ^ A. A. PHILLIPS
tho first Tuesday in March m
44N 11 m first'J'uestlnv in Nl
” * l«. i.iM tu town tin'
'SSSLMft!:
Tm.< n ~,ls Iti.iun rn
M 'Ml 1 I 'll.I MAN,! ,
I,KM, I- I. liltKKX K, t 1 ur '
EORGIA. Walton cmi ay.— Ik-tijiiu
I IT V. ...ilriilfiMM Ii' - f-.r I. ".-r ,.f a<1niti,is. ration on tiiccs
: W i'-iiaet F'tslnml, late < I said •••anity.L. \l.
1 Ids is therefore toe. . the Ur. tin d a.-. ; M dlt* ist.fsftld
' he ami a|!pc nr at my oil',. . , within the*: • e pr< *. t'Lr.lhv 1
- ;ew . lU.se, if any (hey In.
S mid not be granted, (ii)
Given ui.der my In -.1 tie- a*t
JOB SMITH, o. o o.
<f 1 EORGI A, Moluoo county*—Catharine
Nl S ri.lrr appi:.-# f.,r letters of admiaiMration on the«
ef W dll mi N. Elder, lute of snhl county, dec’ll.
This i.i therefore to cite the kindred and creditors of *uid <
a appear ainty ofiire within the time prescriLe.l by law , to
.iu>e, If any they have, why -aid It iters ®lt add uot I e .. antei
Gi \ en under my baud thi- (ith day of January, U«JH.
FLIAS I.L \LL, C. (’. O.
f i BORGIA, Madison oouuty—Tolled !>.■-
X <f t'.iri* Willi:,ill All.I,-.-. F- I , Whitinil' II. vlur.', -jf Oij.l.
mS'S;^ 1 *®. 1 MM, ,
auL.rai.scd Lv John McLeroy and J tcoli (io«-»t, il
dollars, and ‘lie roan to .V» ricllai'G !!•»-• OTth Dec. Hr
i ut 11 SAMUEL IVII-MH....... .
(g '( EOliGI Clark county.— Visa M ODl’C
of tho ?17th district (!.M. foiled before Dnniel Ramey, K-
I lia t.a dark sorte ‘
head j appraised t
jaruary 11
gA EORGI V,T:iii:iVi i
oorc
•n II,r 3 I in t. ;i ,!:.tk .orrcl Mil IV, 7 or 8 )TOI i , ol'i!' Hmi'n’lm-
lion rut I,icon, r. I. c.
fNEOUGI A, Taliaferro county
PI before me, R.urer (I
"aid rti'i'tM. of Ctlpt J. W. I
briclit t iv Imr-e, -upp.
■>. 1 hij-.mchid ti.il, i-.m. . .... e, blind in
•.and net ralseil I.i Williamson P.lriL
7il duliars j H'litch yunir cume ,n ^
li-ti'iet by Am
. i 1 : r 11*
bout the ftr«t of thi:- an i Hi. D* ■ < i
»the struy book ot
III N'R\ IM P
-Toiled
• /:u I I nos
& 1 EDI.(.I V, J.'isiarcounlv—AbntrSmith
t# , f Ui.; I. rl.-Hinil-' "-I. tiliis Wi •. ll irrliiv.FM.il
it.rl. b..i II,,, 7,.I.l, I lour IW, 2 lurliu- hi,*., „ .11..
riinl.. i:u l,"in.l' iii.i".v. rii'.t • . 1-. . : . 1 v 11 oilII -ii.ill, lilldjii. 1
Tt!. ~: It.u r,'nf V'h
%4 r ILLtie sultl at tlie l.ite resilience of
w V George Romm, dec’ll. In Jasper countv, on tin* first
Monday in M*ith next, theM «>w in • property helonging to 1
e s t.'te,|eotisi-iittg tf eows:i"d ri.lv i ". Iite •. sheep. Iionst •hold and
kitchen furniture, cri, t t.u aiaio.M.tr arti.Ie* ton fid-ot,
to me.uiiiH Terms m.t .lew, m the dn; • Also the hiring ol
the ncgloepto lake idncejit |il."«;ime time.
ELISIf A V \RL, ) Aid,'r . tit lui,.is non, w till
jan -I ' JAM i:s I.ong s the will annexed.
K ENTING—On the first Tticsd'nyinF
' brunry next, will be rented for the pre-ent v’e. r. at i
couil hon e in MilleduevHie, i, l.ou-e and lot n, ,i the ronrtlieii«e.
nml also the phmtallon w hereon G'n-diencc Low, ti,c dec’d. lately
jonu -rv 11 J \ 'IG dean*. Ailudr.
OETfSONS indebted to the estate of Rett-
.1 Inn 'I r. in tun late of'Morgan county, dne’d. are reque-ted
to make immediate ptiyment and those haying demnmls again i
said estate to present them nrrrrdins to h.yy,
B fe E BTORS to tho estate
H V. Daw son, hie of Jon. s county,
make cai 1) pay ineut, and those hay inv de
talc y* ill present them in terms ot tie* law.
jan 7-wlni N \ 11! \S IHII EDLOVi:.
ea.'he.'.r yy bite lift, P> y * ar-old : appr-dscil i
Gwvm. .111.1 r. Re. • e to j d..ll.n>, Ml. J miian,
iioiuar' :\ \ ll. lUfll AN NON, C. f. C.
1) ft. J. J. luT.SWEI.L, ll
resuinetl t!
( I GV. TEL \ibn’r.
of Washington
I’e-t OP’.ernt
(li
wroTic
i H L.—Thi*
Cpcctllii
PI I’KIN s I’f
i , tl.e hand- ot M. .1 > n
ef» r; toirtnf-tthat all p
n.~NJ. Pear-on A
nsl.-lt n I
ili.'Cr her
m< r ei*sfnnie
V I'. SON. 1
of which were plr.-
,'ttJenn nt. Thi-i«
it will M ;,).e their
n- no Imufr iodu!;« nc. cm
will attend to »* . - ttlcment
op ' I •
t'JS
iff WEEN tl
Early counlv, Jet led <
1 " ’nUn, 1 ,: m
ic uauul hours
i il i). si, ii:
the first Tit
' i.l Hit town
,: wit t
s ot sale, on
ehruary next, will be told nt the couit
ur, D. Kdlbcounty,thetollowing pro-
■ l stud horse, lev icd on as the property of John Ware to
satirfy a li u in fa\or Cl .1.1 - es Cuwcli aeain«t John Ware nml
Th' - - are security on the -tny ; property pointed out by Tho-
l,Ware.
One ii .u-onmlloti:i tlm t wn of D-catur, No 7, levied on as the
propelt-. "i J r - Aiider«i»n to satisfy -timlry h fas obtained
{uajuStice-.-onuinln u till - s l .w ell, ladursee against las.
Aisdec* ma.i.- Will: . . ( r b... i indOLfi and others ; levy made
IU 0«™US’o?*11 ■ N " ' “ 'f 1 ..' IstbdUt. oforlilMllT Itcnrr no*
.% K &fsnis i r” s -", Bffi±s&as
ill favor a; V.u'a.i .V. I'ledand; levy made amt returned to me by a
One h'-i'dlou nr parcel oMand in^thc 17th d 1st oi l Ymally Henry
I'OST OFFICE DETARTMF.NT.
Off,roof M.vil ('. Uliaili, Wii.l,iu B lo„ fit v, J„„. I.l
EJ&ROrOS VLS, will be received nt the
hpt&S&SMSfiJSS
Fort SlitrhHl. onrw in two week?. .
Alio f,-„„ I ,rt Mil. I, ll to t he county srat of l.r p, onco in two
UMk.. J'. I :l totrtiV' l Xt til.'r:,t!*of 45 mile, i-ach ,!;>v. II,;-
roxtr.,ctl!> o , th loth of April next. wJ continued unlit
UteSl.t „f ft cetnbcr, 1830. __
jan li - ' A P. RR VDLEY.
J%r«>TK ‘E—Stravetl or stolen from the sub-
sort w bow ill delis r hi n t.* tho subscriber, ten miles below t H
son couitv, -hall be , rally ye warded, nr.d any iaformatlpn lotlc-
cd With Robert R. Wusldnrtonof MilletD. vdie, or ..ny ether per
son, fo that I cau hear from him, will confer a fav.r on uulortu-
ANDREW F.LI.IOTT.
-1 hejehv forwnrii all persons
ote* of hand given by mj,-
?^ J F Vri.ind ’or la-Ira? dj.
t tj: .Ki
slu ruined not to pay them vide , . Prd i y law
DASH 1. L MeCRAME.
JvUonvillc, Telfair county. Jaouary M -at
S^ i:T\VT:Li\ tlie usual hours of
B » fi, “
Uge n man, and Sealer and
ty of Jam. - 15. Waller to sa
_ gst„
j^OTHT..
P
5J?,[
for thr-.
J
C MtEDITORS of tht
S veil, lab’ of ll'.uerrk COUlltt
•statp of Bird F* r
ty, w ill present their claim- .in
pre» (Tilled by law ; ^nd t!.o-
imined;:.te pnvme.it.
JOHN FLl-.Tf HER. Ev’er.
r pRSONS having demands against thi
c.tato of Ruru . ll Ol , 1,1 ■ .-A„„ty,rter'tl. u,
Kxiucstrd t<> render them m proper! atte-t- r..| ij ,,x,. |
to tla* i-tite ara required to make u 'bit* u ■ >.t.
January 7 _ NANCY GREKVE td m »v,
ALL pi rsons indebted '•
il. „„ .1 Air,.,' ..lut.'of « • „
In ICRnUim*. 111 " ' ' Ml,’
| B (•; RSt iNSliidehteiito't
.1. Wrav,dec’ll l(itn of O. tim, ]•.
ihe estate of ! ,c-
u.i'kj
state of Pli.li
£'
REDITORS of lit,- estate of Tlton:
po-Hi'i'l t'l i'xrr" : >" as-Vtirh liberality in tin wav of
■ w I idntll, ml hi* not ht i et
li Em/ liberality m tie part .»! I,.* debt... -, his
,. obi rvctL " ’ ” " " J U ’* 1 ! M ‘".L R.'fV'l KTN*. 1 * 1
Nc -York. Dec 10 w l^ lo
■®I7iIT(;iitsborq’ IcadEHy Lol 1 -
y * ‘I r,K\ La t lluuvinr, (but one) on the Inst
■,,Fo,,r„:,,vWxt. ri r;sM.M : ;«,,,, i ,MoM, ffi Uob < :dl
1 io. ao!
2 do. WIO do.
a number i f 2tk», J«», : ’, 2 *. 0, ■» and 2 Dollar P
tl ; si am*!.
’"nrsi
; 2 doll ;r r *—Halve* 1 i
of t5 Jirr r-nl. ; liut m-wTi. krt,
I ! ft.- yv.ibout any deductioa.on return-
e. I’ri'is i. i'.d 20days aft»-r they ar«*draw u
be pr it otlv .itti iub'd t„.
15. I’KTUT, s, errtarr.
(p..si paid) will
C lb-, bin cm* ty, N«
1! EW '. R1).—Ronaw.iy from the
k| ' i ',le t Il.e . ’il October, n negro fellow bv
l-.i iitN, lilt-«f ill,.I w ill formed, bus a su.ail -.-ur
'••‘.ot .. d.uk comp'evioti. ‘I tie .’ >v. rew.ud
■ 1 *»W«« | encci i»'» -I
u m. nr nr.
( A I! I .'I ON G.
g^Ein’OKS to tho ( >
account,are hereby notified to cm...
or they tunv expert lofied tiicm ill thehued
- rabist«aid dei-M will rev
J VMF.S S I’.VLl.IN(.s,
of Dr. William
^HERU'F’S SALE.-On the
day in M \RCH next, will
John McBride; pioj*ert> nan
’^KVTiLL fic sold on tin* % 2 lth day of Fcliru-
▼ ▼ ary next, at the late reddeure of John Redell, dic’d.
cffiS*as?ss
iy expert t<»
coerslon. Alihaxiogd
iu t u rns of the law.
W4EBTORS to the . state of .l„|,
M.J late of Hancock count*,
meat without delay, ami thc*e
tute a:e requested t j present th
^REijri'ffibr^r
Daniel,
jL be sold on t lie 4th Mmi.hiv i
P ERSONS having ileninnds against tl,
, , ,|..of S„rah F. Urlminrlt, laf uf J t-1"- muMr, lit-r
uiU T.rricmbcqtlcgailrattMtedwilUinti,.-, ri>,.-.l 1-T In
jit, *1 A. A. rtULUrs, AJtn'r.
in u itl,t„ tin,.. ,.r, s,:rlt„.,! I .
■I \MF.S I. I) WI Ft . Kx'.t,
he estate of Ezekiel
nt'.'.l u '.lhin tli"l!inu IlpSrrU
"tr; " itli,,u ‘"" 1 " r - °
n EiJTORS to tin: .'State of George Ros
late of Jones county, dee'd. are request,.«i to make imtnci
nte pay ment, and those hay in? delt a d- a tinst the estate will r«
tier them in properly autbenticflte.1 within the time ..nwrribtxl
law. WISE M\\ Rt>ss. ) . , .
dec a— 1r a (J KORG F >y. ROSSI Adm
F OUR months after dart.* application will
hcmaito to the honor i b the Inferior curt of W .-hiiwm*
nunty, when sitting l< r ordinary pun ‘-.fori, axe to sell the i
tat. «,f l,.s-u Amerson.Sr. late - I -a .1 eruntr. . or’ l.
v v I * NF.WSOM I_M VTOV, X.lm’r,
F OUR months after date ipplicatiotl will
brmutletotUa honorable Inferior court of Tnliaferro com
>. whew sitting for ord'nary purposes, for have to sell the rt.;
‘■'■aW** Sm,,h ' MCOt 5iiJCU ^:S SMITH. A'i.uT
..
•rtr«* *. Perry
"•1 iu -*;;(• J • •
I ..m.i p, I-.-
.n t them should they
p;u-s, -, or pern.<t-to hire t‘iemse|yf-. t! «*y > • I >• *c ' \ "
api p hi tin- A «n uriitg them or eitlo i o( th-m, shall also rr -, i\••
my thank—oranv infirmathm them «»mt to C«y..kN |...yy
. Li’ert County, G.". will beconfeiT o .. ol.li"HtM< on
pec 1 -wlm RI-VFRLV C, COOK.
T A XV OFFICE—The Subscriber respect-
Si fully te'ders his survieesas Attorney at laiw, to the In-
l.abitnnt-< f " ■’ -on, a.ul (he utijoioiug ronntictf. All fomrnu-
tii.':ilri ■ Ma l.will be free of and duty attended to.
Hi- oil.', . i- . i th; -iiuu' room with the Clerks office ol the Simiv
“or court. JOHN S. BARRY.
1 rwbu.in. Wil mmn Oa. J»n. It—n.3in.
\ ,,r lie fur" tit,' ‘iutli of December, li-v!7.
v.tlu, r.-V.'-'lved!" 10 'tsfrmT' ' " "CM \H|".ES V Vl'lif Ws!"
On or ln'1'm the ?/it»i oMleccmher. H2 . I promixe to pay Junk*
s ' ' ' ’ ’ J ciiarlks Mathews.
I caution all persons nguln-t trading for the above note*, give
jauary 31—ft ' r*'
cr that l sliould place he tore the ( of.ihd i, I.
cauFt: n lit:tv tispcct is souglif to be given to
it, tk't-'idiilly utlvcrsc to tlie intertut ol this
Territory. I allude to the claim advanced
l>v this Excellency O. M. Troup, bite Gov
ernor of Georgia, in u rt edit communication
to the Legislature of that State, to change
tlicirsouthern boundary, sons to bring the
dividing lino tvitliltt five miles of this city,'
and t<> cut off from our Territory nearly
2,000 ta | a are miles of sectioned land, much
of \vhit'll has been sold, and is now in posscs-
jn of our citizens. The annexed extract
from his message is rjuoled, that von may !„•
funiisbetl with an unreserved disclosure of
the grounds upon which litis claim is rested:
[Here follows so much of Gov. Tron
essage, as relates to the subject.]
I rely alone upon tho antboritien here re-
rretl to, and by giving them vvlint I eonsid-
r their true and le Si l inmle construction
to brought to conclusions very different from
hose :it vv liieli bis Excellency, the late Gov-
mor of Georgia,lias arrived. Bytbcebar-
of (icorgia, her possessions extendi d ou
ts far South jts to Altnmnlm ; but tins
barter about twenty years after its date,
itrreiiflered to the King, by tlie Trus-
ees of tlie Corporation. Her form of Gov
ernment then underwent a eluuig'', and by a
royal proclamation of 1703, the limits j»r. -
scribed by her former charter were extended
i ihe Altmnnha to the St. Mary’s River.
The Confederation of seventeen hundred nml
seventy-eight, and the Constitution of thi
titled: States are silent upon tire subject:
but the treaty of eighty-three <fc of uinely-
five, after Inying down the Southern Ilounda-
v of the United States, to the junction of the
’Imtluhoocheo with the Flint, coutintie tin
course from that point “straight to the betid ol
St. Mary’s River.” The treaty of ninety-
five commences with tlie declaration “that
the two parties have determined to establish,
by a Convention, several points, the settle
ment w hereof will be productive of geitt rai
advantage nml reciprocal unity to both na
tions.” The boundary between the twi
tries was one of tho points established
by this treaty, which further provides “(hr
tho < .’omtnissioners shall make pints nml kec
i ouruuls of their proceedings, \\ Inch shall
ie considered as part of this convent on, am
shall have tho snnio force as if they wen
inserted therein." Toth the journal *V tie
plat of Ellicott, forming “ a part of this con
vention" and having “ the same force as i
they were inserted therein,” disignnte a par
ticular stream as the St. Mary’s riv
particular spat, acknowledged ns it
head, thejioint in rpiestion is sol, mnly estab
lished. After the completion of the work
by the Spanish nnd American Commissioi
el's ami nft.'i' they hail taken flic necessary
observations to determine the geographical
position of the stream and point at its lira
t is tints described by Ellicott in page 17Soi
tis journal. “ '1 he astronomical part of the
boundary bctwecn , ’thc United Stater, nnd his
Catholic Majesty, bring new completed, &e.
In the next page of the journal h<> spcnlts
more emphatically of this particular strean
as “ part of the southern boundary of th<
United States,” and it is so Iniil down with
the point of its head in the platt of'the rur
vcy. As far then as this journal and pi
designate this stream an,I point, ns part of
the boundary between the two countries, the
are to lie rend with and taken ns a part
the treaty of 95 having “ tho same force ns
if they wore inserted therein." The Consti
tution of Georgitt, adopted in '9H, nenrl
threo years after the Treaty with Spain, art
with a full knowledge of its force and effect
uses the very lmigun.ro of that treaty, in ex
pressing its acceptance of the same bounda
ries. Tut the lino between the two estab
lished points was only protracted hot not
run and marked by Ellicott, because of thi
threatened hostility of the Indians. The
net of Cougr.aSS of May 4th, H2(i, respon
ding to tins state of tilings authorised the
President of the United States ‘in conjune
tina with the constituted authorities nf Geor
gia" (not to establish corners for that hat
been done by the treaty ef ’95, and assented
to by tlm Constitution of (icorgia) but
cause the line to be “ran nml distinctly
marked.” The same net, recognizing t
treaty ns the “ supremo law,” further pro
vides “that the line so to be ran and marketl
shall he straight from the* junction of the
Chattnhoochic nnd the Flint to th" point de
signated ns the head of the St. Mary’s river,
by the Commissioners nppo nted under the
3d nrliele of the treaty" of 1795. Not hav
ing the journal before me, I can only state
it ns my impression that the Georgia d, lega
tion in Congress introduced .and voted for the
law, thereby giving a more recent consent of
thnt State to the established boundaries of
of tho treaty of ’9.5, than is to be found in
Iter Constitution. It appears moreover, from
the message, that the Georgia Commissioner
ns. late as the Spring of the pr. sent year was
“instructed to agree with the 1 nited States’
Commissioner, in running the line from the
mound of Ellicott but “ it happened that
tlie United States’ Commissioner was not
authorised to concur.” Tut suppose it had
ppened that the United States Commis
sioner had bet a authorised toconcur with the
Georgia Commissioner, (for the Us States
have no doubt the power to make a new Irra-
tii upon the subject) and the mound of Ellicott
had been agreetl upon as the true head of the
St. Mary’s and adopted as such by their re
spective governments, could the subsequent
discovery of this “southern branch” hnv
afforded grounds for the abandon
ment of the “mound,” nnd the adoption of
the head of that branch, as the head of the
St. Mary’s? And could this deliberative
act of tint two governments he now call, d no
“ error or mistake," and one “ nrbr trnrilv
determined on t” It is apparent that thi.
'toiindnrv thus established would have beet
as obligatory upon these contracting partit
as was the honmhiri' established by the treat;
of '95, between tlie United States and Spain
por
he net o! the Commissioners, which
styled m the Message nu “error or mist like,”
and ore “arbitrarily determined on,” being
ineori orated in the treaty, the title of Spain
to all the country south of that boundary;
thenceforth became indisputable. It is ob*
vimi therefore, that what Gcorgin never did, 1
and never could have, claimed of f-ptiin, she
cannot now recover of the United States.
The rliiim of Gcorgir^to change (lie pres*
cut boundary i.s made in the Message to dc«
pend upon the settlement of the two ques
tion.-, w Im A. nri there stated in thrse wonts';
“ You will observe that the first question pre
senting it:-, If, for settle-mi nt b, tween lie two
governments, is w fietlier the point nrbitrnri*
l\ agreed upon by Ellicott, and the Spanish
(Cminisfiomr, as the head of St. Mary’s',
now ascertained not to ho the head, eveuif
the stream | ur.-ued by Ellicott, shall be con
sidered us the (nit: lit ad tinder the treaty of
’9.5. The other nnd only remaining ques-
il! he, which is the true head or source
of the-St. Mary ’s river.” ’To these inter
rogations I reply, that the nets of the Com-
oners were binding upon their govern
ments, and adopted beforehand as a part of
he trenty, having “the smite force its if they
ere ins. i ted therein.” The stream then
pursued bv them, and designated ns the St,
Mary’s, must be now received ns such, and
he point by them agree d on as its bead,
nst “be considered ns the true head under
te treaty of ’95,” even though it may have
ascertained not to he the bend" of
he stream which they pursued. The Mes
sage also denominates the lately discovered
trernn us the “Southern branch of the St.
Mary’s.” Rut the fact tluit’it is longer, and
barges more water, titan the river into
lath it empties, dots not make it the river
itself; nor >vill it justify no effort to depart
from acknowledged boundaries which have
been asserted by Georgia for n period of
more than thirty years. The trenty of ’95,
ami that of the ~\!d of February, 1819, could
only have been ratified “ by and with the
consent of the Senate” of the United State?,
as is expressly provided by the Constitution
nnd as Georgia had a full share of represent
itiott in that hotly, she may fairly he cotisid-
red us n party to both of these treaties, 41)
tar as her boundaries are concerned.
We copy the following remarks upon thi
interesting subject of education, from Gov.
Shultz's messnge to the Legislature of Tonn-
gylvnnin, communicated on the 5th. ult.
“ Among the injections of the constitution
there is none more interesting than that which
enjoins it as a duty on the Legislature to pro*
vula for the education of the poor throughout
the Coinmoiiwealili. Whether we regard it*io
its probable influence upon the stability of
our free republican governments, or us it may
contribute to social and individual happiness,
pinlly deserves the earnest and unremitted
attention of those who are honored with the
high trust of providing for the public welfare-,
If the culture of the understanding, and the
heart he ent : iwly neglected, in early life, there
is great lenson to fear that evil propensities:
will take root, where, with proper discipline,
there might have been a rich harvest of use
fulness and worth. A know ledge of our righte
nnd a sense of our duties, ajuot estimate of
the value of the blessings we enjoy, and nu
habitual desire to preserve them, are. the
wholesome fruits of that good seed, which it
is the object and with favor of Providence,
the effect of moral and intellectual instruct
lion to implant. It cannot he supplied to all
in equal measure, hut it is hoped, the time
will come when none shall lie left entirely
destitute. Then will the Legislature truly
be, in this rt sped, what the framers of the
constitution desired it should be, a parent to
the children of the poor—and tliev in return,
will have strong iiidiircinOBts to love »ed to
honor, and, 'o their uttgfp to perpetuate,
the free institutions froinywhich they derivQ
so signal a benefit, so prolific a source of lutp|
pi ness.
MOTHERS.
If any thing in life deserves to be t
ered us at once the exquisite blips and pre-
iiient duty of a mother, it is tliiB—to wntcb
the dawning disposition and capacity of 9
favorite child ; to discover the earliest budv
of thought ; to feed with useful truths .he
inquisitiveness of a voung nod curious mil d t
to direct the eyes, yet unsullied with the w»
ters of contrition, to o bounteous benefactor;
to lift the little hands, yet unstained with yic%
in prayer to their. Enthcr who is in Heave n
Tut so it i-, the child, as soon us it is releas
ed from the bondage of the nurse, nnd needs
no longer n careful eye to look after its steps
arTtl guard it from external injury, is too oftcu
surrendered to instructors, some of whom are
employed to polish tlie surface of the charac
ter, anil regulate the morions of the itnl »,
others to furnish the memory, and accomplish
the inmgiuatios, while religion gets admis
sion as she can ; sometimes in aid of authori
ty, nml sometimes in a Saturday’s tusk, or ft
Sunday’s pecu'"'f' , v, but how rarely us a
sentiment. TheiFittle hearts are made to
flutter with vHi ity, encouraged to pant with
emulation, persuaded to contract with parsi
mony, allowed to glow with revenge, or re
duced to absolute euuibucss, by worldiness,
and cares, brfore they have ever felt a senti
ment of devotion or bent with n puls;,tion of
sot row for an offepce, or gratitude for n ben
efit, in tlie pr sence of God. Believe me mo
thers, von have no riirht to expect lint the
sense of religion will be infused by the labours
of others.
When parents have censed to be I
religion has ceased to he tauirht.
An Irishman's Answer.—An Irish
sellor being questioned, by « Judge, to know
or whom In was eoneeriicd, repli id, “ I nin
nm-nc l for :!■. plaintiff, but am employed
by the i
