Newspaper Page Text
BY CAMAK & RAGLAND, STATE «$• U. S. PRINTERS.]
MJLLEDGEVILLE, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1828.
[VOLUME XIX.—NO. Cl.
07*THE GEORGIA JOURNAL is pul.-
tl'hcd twice a week during the session ol' the Legislature, and
w eekly lor the remainder ot the year, at the corner of Wayne and
Xancock Streets, nt THREE DOLLARS per aun. in ftdvance,or
FOIJIl DOLLARS at the end of the year.
The Paper will not be sent to nny person out ol the State, until
the subscription money is paid in advance or satisfactory reference
given.
Advertisements inserted nt the usual rates.
N. B. Sales of Land and Negroes, bj Administrators, Executors,
flHJmrdian*, are required, by law, to be held on the first Tues
day in the month, between the hours of ten in the forenoon and
three in the afternoon, at the court-house of the county in which
the property is situate.—Notice of these sales must be given inn
public gazette SIXTY days previous to the day of sale.
Notice for the sale of Personal Property must be given in like
nnnner, FORTY day" »•*
Notice to the debtoi
ed for FORTY days
Notice that applica __
leave to sell land, must be published for FOI II MONTHS.
Persons interested in those Advertisements which are published
Monthly, will find them in the first and fourth page of the first pu-
per in every month.
All business of this kind continues to receive prompt attention
nt[the Office of'the (5 KORGIA J< >URN.\ L
A T the late Stated Sessions ot' the I'res-
hytery of Hopewell, held in the City of Augusta, the fol
lowing Appointments were made, viz.
Tor u four days Meeting to he held nt Fay-
etteville, Fayette county, to commence on Thursday before the Jd
Sabbath in August, and the brethren Modcrwel, Chaintierlaiii,
Kirkpatrick and Gamble, were appointed to attend.
Other Urcthrcn of the Ministry, whose
names are not mentioned, are invited to attend any of the above
.*tated meetings, if their convenience wiii permit..
w
KITING PAPER For Sale at the
mntity of FOOLSCAP k LET
'S, ami various prices—for rash.
f jt ATONTON ACADEMY LOTTERY.
A TICKETS in the Kotontoa Academy lottery, price Five
UoUars.fiirsaiehy ' 4MAK k RAGLAND.
B OOK BINDING.-** STBubscribcr has
on haml a good stock of s in hi« line of business,
with which lie will he atilc to execute „ll kinds of work, in a m at
and substantial manner. The public may rely on having orders
executed promptly. Blank Monks will tie kept on hand of every
description; and will be also made to order, tor Lash only, on as
good terms as at nny other place in the State.
EDWARD JOHNSON, Book-Binder.
Millcdgcvillc. March.** tf
TO RENT, n comlortiihlc dwelling
HOUSE and iotonJJcITVrson-Street. Apply nt the Jour
nal Olfiice. Miiledgeville, June 16.
C A ALIIOUN & FORT.—The subscriber.
y have formed a partnership under the firm of CALHOUN &
FORT, &: have received a general assortment of Goods, which they
offer on accommodating terms, nt the Brick Building formerly oc
cupied by J. S. CALHOUN, next door South of the State Bank.
.1. S. CALHOUN,
It. W. FORT.
"jVF.W GOODS.—Amongst thn Subscri-
hers extensive variety of NEW GOODS, maybe found the
Super.
. Blue (Moths, 4-4 Irish Linens it Long Lawns
Satinetts, nt every price,
Flannels, Brow n Linens,
Jiomhazet*, Ilussin Sheeting,
French k English Bombazines Table and Russia Diaper,
^Circassian.—Padding, A variety of Prints, Ginghams
Italian, Canton It Nankin Crnpcs and Bengal Strip
n TARE-HOUSE AND COMMISSION MEAD-QUARTERS, 7th D.v. Goo. M.
BUSINESS —The undersigned having taken into part- MJL VIRGIL HALL, Rabun County, Ifith June, lf.28.
•• appointed in the.Staff of the Ma-
JOIIN W. HOOPER. Division In-
. Colonel—'I URN Elt H. TR1PPE
nership with him, Mr. GREENSVILLE SIMMONS, (who has
been m his employment a number of years) begs leave to offer their
semces to their friends and the public, in the Ware-House mid
Commission Business, under the firm of STOVALL A SIMMONS,
”*i. . trnn«cted at the stand oi the late firm of Stovall .V Davies.
complete order for Storage of Cotton and
‘ ‘ make IPwrai advances on
. . - --- - —..-ring had long experience in
this busintss, and intending to devote their strict personal atten
tion to the interest of their customers, they hope for a continuance
ol pntronage so liberally afforded their predecessors.
PLEAS\NT STOVALL.
,ior General, 7t« Div. G. M
sjtector, with the rank of Ln
Aid-ae-Camp—nndlUNKs HOLT, Jt. Division Quartermaster,
I KON.—The Subscribers are daily expect-
ing a Cargo of IRON, 250 tons, per brig Atlantic, from
Stockholm, selected expressly for this and the markets in the in
terior. The assortment is complete, mid w ill be sold in lots to
suit purchasers, at the Northern importing prices.
HALL, SHAPTEIt k TUITER.
Savannah, July 21—w2tiu3m
M acon sales oFthe reseuVe
LANDS. TICE TOWN LOTS, AND THE BRIDGE,
will commence0.1 W«*»lnr*tinv the first tlay of next October,and
will continue from day today, with the exception of the first Mon
day and Tuesday of that month. We shall then expose to sale in
Mncon.tothe highest bidder, in conformity with a late act ol the
General Assembly:
All the town lots not heretofore disposed of, being upwards of
ie hundred in number,on the western side of the river; among
them are twelve adjoining the river, ami a few other choice lots
for business. The residue are in morf retired situations, and ge
nerally afford good building sites in a pleasant and grow ing part
of the town.
Forty-two Gardening Lots of 10 and 20 acres each, laid out from
I to I 1-2 miles distant from the town in two ranges around the
Western Common. Also, twenty-eight lots on the Eastern side :
to say, -t of tw enty,R of ten acres, and lti ot one acre each,
last include the place sometimes know n as Newtown ; and
will he sold subject to certain leases from the United States, to
expire next January.
The residue ofthe lands in the two reserves,arc laid outintrnrts
of 100 acres, and fractional parts of such tract*. Of these, the up
lands will he next offered, the lowest numbers first, beginning
with those on the Western side.
On Wednesday the 2^d of October next,at 11 o'clock A. M. w ill
he offered at the place of other sales,the BRIDGE AT MACON,
together with one acre of Ian4 on tin Eastern side of the Ocmul-
asone ofthe hutments, and the privilege of using
L AW. The term havin'; expired for
which the professional firm of PHILLIPS k II1LL wax en
tered into, it is this day dissolved by mutual consent. 'I he unfi
nished business of the co-partnership w ill reerive the attention ot
the partners. M. PHILLIPS,
Monticello, June 30,1823—lm—-IB E. S’. HILL.
a /'The Augusta Constitutionalist will publish the above for one
month and forw ard the account to .Monticello.
L AW.—The Subscriber will continue hie
Office in the room occupied hv the li-te firm of Fillips Hill,
id w ill promptly attend to any hUMuess in the line of his prutes-
on that may lie committed to ids care.
Monticello,July7—1m M. PHILLIPS.
I EDWARD Y. 1111,1. has lakin an Office
.i in the centre ofthe South sideoflhe Public RquareofMon*
ticello, Jasper county, u here he will attend to law business.
much of Fifth nr.Bridge street, on the Western bank, i
necessary for the other hutment ol the Bridge.
On Thursday ttic 2-‘)dof October, we shall proceed t
swamp and bottom lands within tlm Reset
may be
n that icgior
lakiind hick-
d soils in liio-i
l some portions entire, in others intersper-cd oi
Domestic Shirtings k Sheetings
brown and bleached,
Dorchester Ticking,
Hand-tuna and Thread Cambric Furniture .V Apron Checks,
llkffs. Domestic Stripes ami Plaids,
Figured \ plain Swiss, Jaconet Fancy Vestings.^
ami mull Muslins,
Cotton Cambrics,
Vlook Muslins,
Handsome assortment Batic - -
HA TS, SHOES k BOOTS,—LEGHORN BONNETS.
Carolina Hoes, Trace Chains,
HARD-WARE, CROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE,
ni every description.
Smiths’ Bellows, Anvils k V ireS
Hand, Mill and Cross cut Saws
Spades and Shovels,
Brushes, &lc. Ac.
r RECEIVED, _ ,
Hundsonie assortment of Coach
Every variety of Silks,
Silk Velvet,
Fancy Silk and Oause HktV.
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Teas and Unices,
Powder and Shot,
-options in the ura«-r here mentioned,
The Reserves art* generally well w atered and contain several
good mill seats. The area of the whole cannot he exactly known
iinlilthe platting is completed; but twenty-one thousand acr*
tlie estimated quantity contained in both Reserves and the mil
ing fractions, exclusive of the tow n surveys. Pei haps no body of
land of the same extent ran lie found that einhriic
riety in its surface, soil and timber. Situated just
where the pine of the low er country change* to th
ory of the upper : it includes both these growth-
of their varieties, in some portions entire, in oth*
blended. Tracts of very hills land, or that w bn h is quite b
gently undulating, may be had of almost every quality, eithr
oak and hickoiv, or pine, or river lands, and several of these kind*
occasionally united, in tracts of 100 acres, ami fractions ot sarious
sizes, adapted to most of the purposes for which laud is w anted.
From the pressure of the times, anil more especially from In*
quantity of land* and town lots, Mint will base been lately itillie
nuirket, these must unavoidably sell low. And, lying nt the head
of navigation, immediately around the third town of the State in
population and trade, there is every reasonable prospect of their
on rising in value.
of payment, choice situations for residence, for trade, o
TERMS OF S ALE—Purchasers of lands and lots are to pay the
Commissioners on the day ofthe purchase, one-iil'ih part ofthe
purchase money in Cash or current bills of tin* eliartc red banks of
this State; andthe residue in lour equal annual instalment-
•ruritv will lie required.
The Bridge will be sold on the same terms, except the purchaser
will be required to give bond with two or more approved securi
ties for the payment ofthe four subsequent annual instalments.
AV. N. HARMON, )
C\ R. STRONG, ) Commissioner
Macon, July II t*. II. PRINCE, )
7./'The Editors of the f’h irJeston City Gazelle, the Tuscaloosa
Mirror, and of the several public Gazettes ol this State, w ill pub
lish the foregoing weekly, nine week®, in their respective paper*,
and forward their accounts to MAR M A DUKE J. SLADE, Esq.
Clerk ofthe Commissioners, in such time as to reach him by the
1st of November. Ut—49
C ilf Skins (fine)
Cochineal and It
every color.
Seeming and Li nil
Oil Cloth for Gigs,
All of which will he afforded to purchasers on
Miiledgeville, February II
mf iLLEDGEVILLE BOOK ST<>RF,—
ITM For sale, as above, a general supply of BOOKS AND
* RATION' ABA
Among the Ron!
CALHOUN k FORT.
Medtrin*-, m ienre Divinity.
A great variety of Bibles, Hymn
ltook‘, v Works of Devotion.
Novels, Poetry, Voyages, and
Pn-velj.
jj-Uinl Honks, including every
Jl v'k generally used in th*
j; iglish, Greek and Latin De
portments ef the Seminaries
of thi« State.
An entcn«ivc collection of Books
for tin* amusement%nd instruc
tion of children it young per-
Rogers’ Silver, Steel, and othe
Black and Red Ink k Ink Pow-
Mathi-matical Instruments, in
cases and single.
Port Folios and Pocket Books.
Black Sand and Sand Boxes.
Pounce and Boxes.
Black and Red Sealing Wax.
Office and othei Waters.
Slates and Slate Pencils.
Gold and Silver Leaf.
Gilded I’ape
Water Colors in Boxes
and single Cakes.
Velvet P unts.
Camel Hair Pencils.
Paper Hangings,
A large quantity of Writing and
Letter Paper it Blank Hooks.
Quills, Black and Red Pencils.
Crayons—Self-pointing Pencils.
Recently received the following popular
and valuable Works:
Home's Introduction to the Stu
dy of the Holy Scriptures.
John’s do. theOI J I c*tament,
beath-Iled Scenes,by Dr. Wliar-
Columbus' i
first Vova
i Journal of his
mg o L’-ie f Co-
T«des of a Grand Father, by-
Walter Scott,
Laity Morgan’s piquant sat iraeal
Flirtation,by Lady Campbell,fcc
-ALSO—
| The American Journal of the
I ■lie’s French Cook,
Lifeol Ledyard,
The Am. Quarterly Review, - .
T iie Southern Revn w, I Medical Science*.
Arrangements have !* • a made, which will in future secure t the
fitbscrihers, in the up-country, to these valuable periodicals,
-nrlv and n.oin'it reception ol them.
C A„d "urge supply ol FRESH t4ARDF.NSEF.DS.te. fce
Also an extensive assortment of Drugs, Medical Preparations
Fate,it Medicines,Oils,l’alnts, Dye-Studs, Window-Glass, Spice
and Perfumery
isonabig prices, for Cash
aim * A constant supply of finest Winter Strained Lamp
Oil—Fine Tobacco and Mackahoy and Scotch Snuff.
All ol which will lit*sold at
satisfactory paper.
ERES11 DRUGS, MEDICINES, t (-f
R ecently received at Dr. green’s
mtuo STOBK,next
P 41 NTS WINDOW liliASS,
nil? PERFUMERY,
DYE-STUFFS. FRESH MEDICINES, fcc.
mVichwilh the Stock on hand, constitutes an extensive nssi
meat.—As above, may be had
S..lph»tc of auioit.o, Di-narcotlsed Laudanum,
ii.iic Tincture —Svrufi. Croton Oil,
Wine ami Solution ot dJ. Suiughton’s, Colombo, an l
Antdiilious Bitters,
r?tn!ef of tin Tonic and Dyestive Wine.
Ah very >ui»-rior arlirlrs—Mso an additional supply of finest Cold
J'ressed CASTOR OIL. JUI? “
MU.LEDGEVILLE IlOOR STORE
jptlR SALE at said Store, St. Valentine’
v %iST *
j"ly7
(uimi to
ANDREW MILLER. Maj.Gen.
INDIAN SPRINGS.-—The Sub-
B1BI _ verifier having taken the TAVERN BUILDINGS Tor-
UHL merly oeetipied by Col. Haley, at the Imliuii Springs,
prepared to entertain Travellers and Vlsitei
... a place of fasliionable resort, either liirliealih or amusement,
the Indian Springs stand unrlVdlled by any similar place ill the
state. Phe w uteri have acquired n deferred celebrity in the pre
vention and cure of diseases, ns will he attested by many thousands
who have visited the place and witnessed their uiedicioal virtues.
The country immediately surrounding the Springs is healthy and
romantic; and, from the number and respectability of the rom-
pnn> who annually visit the Springs, will l-e found tui agreeable us
“yd os heathful residence, during the summer months.
I he Buildings Imveunderp. ne a thorough repair,ami extensive
arrangement-are made and making by the present occupant, l>*r
the accommodation of nil who may \ i"it the place, llis charges
w ill be moderate, and bis fare a* good us the country will nfiord ;
and he hopes, from the pains taken and the expense incurred, to
’ ‘ ISRAEL KEITH.
L
rd to 1
ium
E AW
VW NOTICE.—-The Office uf the 8uli-
i Troun county—l etters nddrr c s
aisled bv nii.il, will be received.
S. Alt.MSTRGNG BAILEY.
srriber is at La Grange
ed to biinattliat place, and fn
June 0—3m—Bio
The Subscriber havine iicrnin-
•ntly loented liim-eli at Eatonti.n, r> ;ieri:n’.lj temleri
bis professional serv ices to the citizens of Putnam and the adjoin
ing counties. All communications by mail will be attended to will
JOHN II. McMATIf.
A W—The pubreribers are pr n-tising Law
in the Chottaboochee Circuit conjointly. Their Office i* i
Columbus,Georgia. MMI'FI, T. BAILEY,
April 7—Cm J A M E S VAN N ESS.
F AW.—The Subscriber haring commen-
A red the Practice of t!ie Law, tenders his professional sp
vires JOtlu* public. He w ilt attend th ants of the Ocmuk*'
Circuit. He keeps his Office in the house lately occupied 4»y Mr.
Wm.J. Davis,between the Darien Bank andthe court-house
P.U.VARIES H. L. BUCHANAN.
Miiledgeville, .Inn 21—tf
( AW.—Oi rivEH M. CuiiTtss resnectfiiliy
A informs the public that lie will practice Low in Baldwin and
ie adjacent counties—His Office' ‘
ileceniber31
rountics—His Office is on the court-liouse Square.
AMES A. MERIWETHER, Attoknbv
AT LAW, Katonton, Ga. vv ill practice in the countb-s u
tin- Ocmiilgec Circuit, nnd in the county of Hancock, in the North
June 16—w'ltSuNiflm
TS TJJA1; s r u TA o S7
MOUNTAIN SPOUT
RETRK VP.—Thesulv
Ids friends end tlie public generally,
flint hr J is established n HOUSE
OF ENTER P \I\MKNT. half a mile ‘•mith «f the INDIAN
MINERAL Si’ll ING, w here he w ill he prepared to receive com
pany whou.av wish to vhit the Spring,either f»r health
sure, llis house is situated on a beautiful eminence, surround
ed by a delightful grove of natural growth, and convenient
the water that flows from the celebrated Spring known
Snout, and which is acknowledged to be
Habersham, llis main building has eight
large and eominndioui rooms,..11 furnished in a first rate mnnne
and a spacious Dining Room 55 feet loiw, with nice comfortable
f nUl * • -
fan
tag'-*—1st. Its high >itu ’tioii.ofi’nt a guoddUt
and he lias good Carriage Hark*.nnd will git
Ihrtahh* passage to the Spring and hark threi
2 I. Thchfuutil'iil natural growth that surr-ai
tic situation.—.‘hi. The great advantage rl -
the Mountain Spoilt.— 1th. The buildings n
adapted t- r health nml comfort,and it is genei
be one of *
be able to give general satisfaction.
Indian Springs, Butts
y, (In. May 26—w2in
LAWS OF me v STATES.
THE SUBSI’BIBEK Imvina; made
msldernble alteration to lus dwelling house, situated
i the town of Sundentville, Washington county. Geo.
the North side of the court-house square, w it lit he view of open
ing nllOUSK OF ENTERTAINMENT, will have it in readl-
ne*x for the reception of Travellers,by the 20th inst. nnd solicits a
share of public patronage, llis fare will be such as the country
nfbirds.and he flatters himself that lie will be able to give sutUfuc-
roch aimay call. (kept B) M, BEOWW.
jL THE uhdorsiffned fins token tho
ID U use in Sandrrxville, formerly occupied by fhnrle*
_ in. " dliiumon, Esq. for the purpose ot keeping it ns a
HOUSE OF ENTERTAIN Ml'.NT, and from his experience ami
moderate charge*, hopes to shun* a part ofthe public patronage,
llis charges are us lullow s :
Man fc liorseperdny 25 J Lodging eti. 12 1-2
25 I Horse per night • r 'd
rrT 1-2 Hoard jier month tills 10 00
25 I JOSEPH J. FISH.
Me, April 28- "
llreakfa;
INDIAN QUEEN TAVERN.
OKOROE W. DU.I.ARt), lire! Ii-avc in insure HU
friends and the public, that be is prepared to nccommo
dale ail visiters and travpilern w ho inny favor liint|\s....
jwinv. llis «tabl«*.s art*iargennd capacious, nnd will l>e supplied
w ith the best the country affimls. itis situate
leading on to Alabama near l)r. Ingersnls Ft
’olumbus,
eh, 17—tf
f favor himfvs ith their coin
* Will be supplied
» the lower road
GKORgL W. DILLARD,
IR HENRY AND ECLIPSE—A Sub-
serlption for a Sweepstake Race, to be run nt the Howling
Green Turf, in Ogletliorne, will be open in Lexington, until tin*
third Monday in September. Three year old co Its, One Hundred
Dollnrs entrance.July 21—21
country, 1
A LIST OF LETTERS, remaining
the Post Office at Eutonton, Ga. July 1,1828.
A. II. R.
Adams, James
Avery, Inghram 2
Ambler, Jol n
Allen, Chine.
Barker. Joseph G. 2 ilunn-
Hopper, Joatham Remhert, Alexander
Harrison, Nathaniel2 Reed, Mai. Alex.
Heorin, Francis Ro*ser, Mrs. Nancj 2
Herron. Win. Robinson, John
lli.l, Robert 3 Reynolds. James
Holladay, Mrs Nancy Rivt rs,Jolm A.
Horton, Wm.
Scarbrough, Thus. II.
s.'i.iWkS,-",, 2
Shepherd, Miss S> n-
llolt, P. !
lloxcy i. Park 2.
Boswell, Levi
Barrow, Edward D.
Boswell, Josiah
Biseod, Win. 2
Bank*, Miss Sarah
Barnes, Wm.
Brown, llenry
I. k. J.
Jones, James
Johnson, Win. B.
Inghram, Thus.
Jackson, Joseph
Johnson, Gamaliel
Johnson, Samuel
L.
Stanford, NVhemiah
Spivey, Ualob
Spivey. Wm.
Smith,
Shields, llcrnsha
Sawyers, John
Smith, Samuel
Stubbs, Francis, Sr 2
Stubbs, Francis,jr.
Jredluve, S. Leveritt, Abram
C. Love, John T.
Mopton.Rev. A.W.2 Dawnner, Dr.R. J. Taylor,Joatham
Chapman, Moses M. Thomas,Elisha
Chapman, Edward Manghani, BryantS2Tiiomas, Massa
rt, Hubbard Manghain fit Merrl- Tucker, Rob’t.T.C.2
Castleberry. J.
urd, Dr E.
Cooper, Henry2
ether 2
Maddox. Win. 2
Mathis, Nealy
Me Do .veil. John
Tomlinson, Lucius
be so large and
timm iit fro’3 the Lu-> bustle
amongst such a great variety of
pleasure, and some for any thin,
illy acknow lodged to
nhfishim nt in the up-
ion nfiords a quiet re
ft liich i* so common
_ . noihiitg,
it the Spring w ill afford good exerci-*- The subscriber has Ihi
sideiit nt this p|.icr7 years and proprietor live
granted that by this time he ran give some idea of what
•ssary to make company agreeable, ami it is sufl eient tosaj
that he is well prepared to nrromtnodnte 1 *HJ boarders thi-. seasi>n.
lli- old limid*are respectfully and particularly invited tnenlland
*d with the best that enn la* proeur-
... . with the belt of Uquora—and In-
Stables with the best of Fm age, and an excells nt O-tler. No pains
shall tie spared on bis part to make nil compauv agreeable who
w ill favor him with a call. 'I hi* place is evlelirated tor health and
good society, and nodonbt but the society will be much betterthi*
enson than heretofore as a number of wealthy and respectable
itizcns have bought lots with a determination to spend their sum
mers here.
He has also n large supply of DRY GOODS i GROCERIES,
which he will sell low for Cash; ami an excellent liurksmlibwiio
willattc ud to customers w ith dispute)) ; also a great .supply ol food
materials, w hich will cnubk* him to board and keep horses ut the
following rate*, vl* t
Maii, per any doll, i on I Children k Servants half price.
Longer than 10 days at 0 7.5 I Horse, per day, 75 cent:
Dinner, (I 50 J Longer than 10 days, nt 60 “
Breakfast or Supper, ft 87 1-2 J llor.se feed 25 “
Lodging, 0 12 1-2 1 JOEL HALEY'.
1 /’ The subscriber has the whole ofthe Tents in Morgan'
Range, together with a number of new one* to rent. AH persons
visiting here will find at his house a quiet home, situated high ami
airy in an atmosphere new, fresh and pure; with water, cool,
strong and clear us the mountain current; exempt from the crowd,
noise and dii't <•! the Spring cmnp.iny ,onlv a- n v isit.ng ‘j'ectator
and participant at pleasure: w ith wholesome necessary exercise
given to aim from the Spring in Carriages, free of expense; and
with charges the most moderate, attention the most liberal, nnd
Mippli*’* the most plentiful that can lie afforded in hard times, by
nothin, . ... .
Retreat an important auxiliary in visiting the Indians Springs, nnd
often an essential retreat to the votai? ol health, *
Mineral Water.
Mountain Spout Retreat, June 1C—Cw
LOOK AT THIS COW —
In the spring of 1820,1 called on William Cook,
Esq. late of Telfair county, dec’d.; lie inform
ed me there was a Cow at his pen ; and, says
he, Mr. Alexander Graham requested me to
l**t j on know the Cow was here. 1 will here remark that the Cow
tills spring run with Mr. Graham’s stock,and that he kept my stock
ol rattle in the year 1810 or 1811, consequently he knew my mark
and brand perfectly—lie thus discovered the Cow was once in my
mark and brand, although it was then altered. I went with Mr.
>.)ki . h.s pell, saw the row, told him I believed her to be mine,
K' lqiber, an<l let no man take her off, and if any inon claimed
•r.to let me know w ho it was. The mark and brand I then gave
as an unper slope in each ear, the brand was called J.nnd Hour-
duer. Tills cow bad on the above brand in two places, to wit.
i the ci'.-iiion above the hip,and on the bulge ofthe belly; the
upper slopes appeared plain in the cars, notw ithstanding the al
teration that was made in her mark. 1 here insert the war her
mark was altered, to wit: nrropand tinderbit in each ear. I ha
zard nothing in sayingsaid cow w.»* mine, nnd lout 1 never sold
her to any person w hatever. Tin* cow long since 'bed— her in-
asel have sold to II. Cook and I). Knap, Esqs.ot Ielfuircoun-
at a fair price lhavethus -.*t down n.vmurk and brand, and
niv peis,m will give me satisfactory informational whosein-
n.-'e tin mark w a* altered, to sueli per*on I w ill give Hi dollars
lddilion to the price for which 1 sold said cow’s increase.
,l v 2| p III Nt’AN Melt AI ■
Dixon, Robert II. 4
Denham, Miss E. M. McClendon, Mri
Dunn. Samuel L.
Dodwcll, Hezekiah
Devinport, Samuel
Denson, Colly
Dowdle, James
Dudly, Edward
Denson, Joseph
lot hews, faissSybcl Vnrdeman,Thomas 2
Veasey, James
Viniug, Reuben
Morning.
N.
Newman, William
Ellsworth, Elijah
Fannin, Mrs. Mary
Farler, Matthew
Kelps, J. I).
Gipson, Mr.*. Aggjr Right, Zachcria:
I’ilgrim. Thomas D.
Pye, Jesse
Pa I more, James
Pain. John
Presly, James Word, Stephen
Pearson, Dr.'John A. Walker. Virgil II.
Pare, Rev. Richard Wilks, Silas
II. W.
Warren, John k Co 2
Whittaker, Grin D.
Williams, Win.
Walker, Thomas J.
Wright, Samuel i
Walker, Samuel
Woolcutt k Cor-
lies, Meurt.
Wells. Abner 2
Weils, James
{arris’, John 3
lorn. Jessell. Rain,..
t}~r Persons w ishing Letters on this I.
Walker. John S.
Word, Bully.
V.
Young, William 2.
d, will ask for Advertised
■FAMILY SPINNING MACHINES.—
** The subscriber being Agent for the Patentee of the Family
Machine,continui s to iri.uuiht tm-e tliat useful urticlc.—
u :i is r« • ipened a shop near the South-west corner of the
l’« iit**ntiaiy, v : "lers tor Machines will be promptly nnd
feiihfully execuud. IE »HI alwavs keep oil hand a supply for the
commodntion of purchan
value of this Machine consists i
it effects, and in the superiority of t
wiilheinmit
• • :i ;).:• of labor which
thre.iu which it .*pin«. T
Cotton is received intothe Machine, in tlie sn d, and re-appenr?
thread of excellent quality. The subscriber has been engaged
this place, for several years, »n the manufacturing of these 6
chines, many of which have been sold to citizens of this State, who
have attested their utility. The subjoined <
[BY AUTHORITY ]
Laics of the United States, passed at the First Ses
sion of the Twentieth Congress.
[No 40 ]
AN ACT supplementary to tho Feventl nets provid
ing for the prttlement and confirmation of private
land claims in Florida.
lie it niacted by the Senate and House, of Iteprc-
sentutires of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the three r.hiima to land in
tho district of West Florida, contained in tho reports
of the Commissioners, and numbers four, [4,] eight
[8] nnd trn, [10,] excluding from tho latter the land
contained in certificate, and in tho plntp a and c,and
the clainiB contained in the reports of tho Commis
sioners of Fast Florida, and in the reports of thn Re
ceiver and Resistor, acting ns such, made in pursuance
of tho several acts of Congress providing for the set
tlement of private land claims in Florida, nnd recoin-
mended for confirmation by said Commissioners, nnd
by the Register nnd Receiver, be, nnd same are hereby
confirmed, to the extent of the quantity contained in
one leaque square, to bo loented by the claimants, or
nithorngrnts,within the limitsofsuch claims oi surveys
filed, ns aforesaid, before tho suid Commissioners or
Receiver and Register, which location shall be made
within the hounds of tho original grant, in quantities
of not less than one section, and to ho hounded by
sectional lines.
Sec. U. And be it further enacted, That no more
than the quantify of ocrescontaincd in n league square
shall be confirmed within the hounds of any one
grant; nnd no confirmation shall ho effectual until
nil the parties in interest, under the original grant,
shall file with the Register nnd Receiver of the cl is
trict whero tho grant may he situated, a full and final
release of all claim to the residue contained in tho
grant ; and whero there shall bo nny minois incapa
ble of ncting within said Territory of Florida, a relin
quishment by the legnl guardian shall bo sufficient;
and thereafter tho excess in said grant*, respectively,
shall he liable to bo sold as other public lands of tlie
United States
See. H. And be it farther enacted, That nll^ the
decisions made hy tho Register nnd Receiver of the
district of Fast Florida, acting, ex officio, ns Commis
sioners, in pursunnrn of an act of Congress, approved
the eighth of Febiunry, one thousand eight hundred
nnd twenty-seven, authorizing them to ascertain and
decido claims nnd tit'estoland in tho district aforesaid
and those recommended for confirmation under the
quantity of three thousand five hundred ncros, con
tained in tho reports, abstracts nnd opinions, of the
said Register nnd Receiver, transmitted to the Secre
tary of the TreaFUty, according to law, nnd referred
hy him to Congress,on the twenty-ninth January, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty eight, be, and the
same ate horeby confirmed. Tho confirmations au
thorized by this net shall operate only nan release of
any claim had by tho United States, nnd not to affect
tho interest of third persons.
See. 4. And be it further enarttd, That tlie raid
Register and Rocoivor shall continue to examine nnd
decide tho remaining rlnimwjn Fast Florida, subject
to tho same limitations nnd in conformity with the
provisions of the several nets of Congress, for tho ad
justment of private land claims in Florida, i.ntil the
fust Monday in December next, when they shall mnl<o
STRAYED from the Subscri-
l»pr’» plantation in llancork county, fivr 2 year
old MULES, of thi* follow in* description: two
sorrel Uorst* Mules • three fillies, on«* a *nrrel,
_ and tlie other two dark hays. One ot the horse
worked a little. Any information respecting the
above wiii he thankfully received, and the favor will be cheerfully
reciprocated should an opportunity pn*:
trict attorney shall have been notified, in writing, of
the tirno and plnce of taking them, an long protinu* Id
said time as tj afford to him an epportunity of boil)#
present.
Hen. 11. And he it father enacted, That it shall ho
lawful for (lie Fieaident to employ assistant counsel,
iT his opinion the public interest shall requir# th«
samn ; ami to allow to such counsel and tho District
Attorney, such compensation as he may think reason
nbio.
Sue. 12 Andbe.it further enacted, That any claims
to lands, tenements, nnd hereditaments, within tho
purview of this net, which shnll not be brought hy pe
tition before «nid court within one year from the pas-
sice of this net, or which, after boing brought befouy
said court,shall, on account of the noplect or doiey .
of the claimant, rot he prosecuted to a final decision
within three years, shnll ho forever barred, troth c?
law and in equity ; and no other action nt Common
law, or proceeding in i quity, shnll ever thc|£aftcre ho
sustained in any court whatever.
Sec. 13 And be it further enacted, That the de
crees which may lie rentleted hy said District, or the
Supreme Court of the United States, shall he conclu
sive between the United Htntrs nnd the said claim
ants onlv, and shall not affect the interest of third
persons.' A STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
A. SMITH,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved—23d Rlnw lc2H
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
[No42 ]
AN ACT to provide rnrextrniiing the term of certain
Pent inn*, chargeable on the Navy and Privatoer
Pension Fund.
He it enacted by the Senate and House, of Ttepre •
sentnlires of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That in nil rases whero provision
has been made, by law, for thn five years half pay t<»
the widows nndeliildten of officers, senmon nnd ma
rines, who were killed in battle, or who died in the
naval service of the United States during tho last
war; and also, in ail cases where provision has been
made for extending the term for five > cars in addition
to any term of five years, the said provision shall ho
further extended for an additional term of five years,
to cornmenre nt tho end of the current or last expir
ed term of five years in each case, respectively ; ma
king the provision equal to twenty years half pay;
which shall fie paid out of the fund heretofore provi
ded by law; and the said pensions shall cense for the
causes mentioned in tlie laws providing tho aaine, ie-
spoctively.
Sec. 2 And be it further enacted, That, the pen
sions of all widows, who now are, or who, nt any
time within ono year past.have been in tho receipt
thereof, under tho provision of the following law* of
the United States, or«itlier of them, to wit: An act
passed March the fourth) one thousand oight hundred
and fourteen, entitled “an act giving pensions to tho
orphans and widows of tlie persons slain in the pub
lic or private armed vessels of iho United States,” anti
an act passed April the sixteenth, one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen, entitled “ on net in addition to
an act giving pensions to tlie orphans nnd widows of
persons slain in public or private nnnrd vessels of tho
United States, so fur ns regards persons receiving
pensions from the fund arising from captures and sal
vage, made hy the private armed vessels of the Uni
ted States, he and tho same are hereby continued,
under the restrictions and regulations in the said nets
. fcttayrtl from tin*«
about two months uro, a UriRht
sorrrt hone mule, two j tars old, had been .worked, > *”jl
ill flesh.
Sparta, Hancock county, July 21
ROBERT W. ALSTON.
STRAYED or Stolon from tin
Commons of Milledgevilfe, on the f'th in*t. n
such informa-
• tube found, shall be
july 21
n final repml of nllllio rU'ims, ofnrosiiMt, in tmid i!i» . -
trict to the Secretary of th<- Treasury, nn.l it shall i eontained.fur and .luring the ndihtionnl term of five
never bo lawful, after that time, fir any of the claim- years, from and nfior tho period nf the nipirntwn of
ante to exhibit nnvfurllier evidence in support of said i m said pensions, respectively ; Provided, however.
Haims. And tlie said Register and Keroivrr, end that the said pensions shall he paid from llio p,oneeds
Clerk shall foccivo the compensation provided in ihc l *ho l*rivatec*r i entuon l'uml nlone, and without
* * * I* of ntiv money in the \ rnc.ourBe to llio l nitod Htn
B ALDWIN Inferior Court, July 8, 1HU8.
Complaint havine been made to thi? court, of the bail con
dition of tin* public roads in the county—It is therefore ordered,
That the Commissioner* ofthe roads do make a report to this
court of the state and condition of the public road* under their di
rection respectively, on or before the first Monday in September
next, that the court may take order thereon.
By order of the Court,
july 14—cotA
JOHN R. WOOTAN.
lUTNAM Inferior Court, sitting for or-
M dinar? purposes, Monday 7th July, 1828.—Present their ho
nors Irby Hudson,Thoinns Hoxey, and AlfredClopton, Esqs.
OKDl*RED, That all Executors, Guardians nnd Administra
tor*, w Ini fail to make their proper returns of their actings and
doings a* Executors, Administrators and Guardians, on or before
the first Monday in September next, are hereby notified that their
letters will be revoked.
True extract trom the minutes, 7th July, 1828.
jaly21—6t TIIAD. B. REES, C. C. O.
^lEOKGIA, Putnam county. Reuben
TIIOMAS C. KVASS, P. M.
A LIST OF LETTERS remaining in
the Post Office nt Zebulon, Pike county, June 30,1828.
U nl’v° r B EVMEvf ClhNo'of wis-fiiK SOUTHKHN
REVlisW*5li.! THE AMKR1CAN JOURNAL OK MEDICAL
sriKNCE. by Dr. N Chapman,Ate. K*.
Subscriptions w ill lie thankfully received to the above, and to
the Franklin Journal or Amer '”**’ nn e
L ? „ °/cl^K»UL|»rismly valuable Worbs. July II
34 Package* Fresh & New DRY GOODS.
L ATHAM lltTLL, (No. t>14, llroail-St.
\ugusta.) informs his friends ami tlie public,that helinsjust
received on consignment, 31 P.icknc**s DRY GOODS, ronsisting of
about 200 pieces London and Manchester t.nllicoes, nil new pat-
Catepali Flounced Dresses, an elegant article French nnd
London Battiste Ginghain*: pink, black, drab, and slate Un
plain Borage; cases Irish Linens, Long Lawn*, 1 able Diapei
Linen Cambrics; 10 bales ami ca
p*M Domestics, and t will’d Jer
'pali;
izliite, brown, plaid amt stri-
s; figured Book Muslins; Swiss
..■>; plain and figured Pavilion Gauzes, front G2to200rts. a piece;
black Circassians; ditto llombazetts; Apron Checks; Germun
Nankins,7-8 wide, n superior article for pantaloons and ladies rid
ing and travelling dre-*es ; 1 ease ot Goods, for men’s ware, ron-
sisting of white l.inen Drill; slate eolored do.; white and mixed
Cotton do • black mixed Sateens and Lasting*; striped Grandu
rills - Cambric and Furniture Dimities; HO dozen silk, thread and
cotton amt half , t llnmlnnmt and Kitts
Hdkfs • black Italian Cravats ; land ft-1 Cotton (.ambries; blue
Nankeens • black Ribbons, for the Neck ; rich Garniture do; green
r,.„e, • imitation Grass Cloth; Cotton Brace*. Pms ami Spool
Cottons’; Shawl*, for the Indian trnde ; elegant lancy Mantles;
Navarino Grecian and Barege Fanej* lldkls.; Madrnss Hdkfs.;
CUt.M Flag do.; Silk i nibrell.is ; plaid,stuped and plain Mack
.•Silks:' Cotton Bed Tick-: P> pi«*er* be-t idack Italian CrniM**.
' Canton d i.; w hite and colored Marseille* Votings ; Oil/.loth* .
11-1 eolored Counterpanes; re.J and w bite • laniiel* ; 1 pu-e real
superfine black Broad Cloth ; blue do., ladies do. : R..*e Hlank-
ets Point do ; 2 piece* English Ingrain Carpeting; Brussels
Hu**’ Domestic Negro Cloth*—with a variety of other floods, nil
lat 'ly*bought at Auction in New York, and will be sold by the
l'i-.-eor Package, at prices that cannot tail give satisfaction.
X"/* City nnd country merchants are respectfully invIted to call
and examine the
Term*—Cash, approved city acceptance*
bartered for young healthy Negroes.
July 7—It
■ tlie whole stock
NOTICE.—The corpartnershin heretofore
existing in this city, between Uie subscriber and Robert
I«aac, under the firm of ANDREW LOW k Co. was dissolved on
the 16th tlay of October last by the death ol 51 r. Isaac
The linpoiting Dry Goods business will be continued, and the
niT.iirv of the former concern brought to a close by the subscriber
iSil iXl OIK* TAVLl.lt unit JOMN M.» i.-rth.
frrn ol LOW, TAYLOR tf". ANDREW I.OW
Surviving Partner of Andrew Low A C.o,
P. S. Anextensi'e assortment ol
Foreiffii «fc Domestic Dry (Jootli=, alsoC’ratrs
of Crockery, Casks oi' London Porter,
Cotton Bucking, &.<•■ &c.
Nowonhumlnml olfcro.l for miIv for Ca-h, I'roducf, nr on u-nul
credit; and the subscribe
procure a Inrge supply o
acts, Flannels, and other
nah on or about the 1* th >>
purchased a; the lowest ci
p<we the ittme for nk nt —• A NDRF,W LOW
Surviving Partner nf Andrew Low h t
f-s anr.^h, Jurtc3 l >- r ~ 1-2
. .. about embarking for England
f Superfine Cloth*. Cassimercs, Blair-
British Dry Go-nis, to arris
f September next, all of w hich w ill lit
i*h rat--*, and thereby be enabled to
Tiiomas Bonds 2
Edwin Brown
John 11. Broadnax.
C.
John P. Clegg
Aimer Chapman
Edward Covington
John II. Cooper
John Crabtree
Ambrose Chapman
Loyd T. Cooper
Elizabeth Collins
Hardy Craw ford
D.
Francis Danielly
Elvira Germany
If.
Ephraim Horn
Etlward W. Ilu*** j
Michael II. Hindi
John P. flcnsiee
John Herring 2
William C. Jones
Samuel Lane
John S. Prather
K.
Je«se R. Reeves
John It. Rodgers
Lemon Rodgers
Asa Edward*
Elizabeth Ebison
Stephen Ellis
f'nokion Moore 2
Grael Martin
Henderson K. Moss
Alexander Macky
Ebenezer Mitchell
N.
William Newton 2
Ann Jane Weeks
J. B. Williamson
John Watson
Win. Wortham, Sr.
William Youngblood.
. BUTTRILL, P. M
rp'TT GINS.—The Subscriber con-
tinlies to manufacture COTTON GINS in Clinton, Jones
hirhbe
eha*(‘U elsewhere
prove that the Gins inude’on Ids pr
than ran lie pur-
be lurnisbed, if neces-
plan, are superior
. r _edtlint the terms on w hich his
tiered is a sufficient recommendation. And there can be no
i trying a din that w ill be taken back if it is not a good
11IOMA* SIMI'SON
Miiledgeville, Apt il 11—tf
Being rrque-ted by Mr. William Itryant to give a certificate res
pecting hi* Family Spinning Machine, to be presented to the Legis
lature of Georgia—we, the undersigned, certify that we have, for
some length of time, had in use in our families, Machines made on
the plan patented to said Bryant, and do very highly approve ot
them, believing them fully competent to do tlie quantity of work
below stat* d, opposite our names, and lb** thread i* stronger anil
weaves better than that spun on the common wheel—We unhesi
tatingly recommend the u*e ot them to families who spin their
own clothing, and are confident they ned hut be known to come
into common use for domestic wear. We believe it is easier to
learn to spin on them than on the common wheel, and that any per
son of common capacity can keep a well made Machine in order
for good work.
" JAMESON,believes a band can, on a good Machine, do as
much work a* 5 or 6 bands on the common wheel and card*.
DUNHAM-8 yard*.
JAMES RIDLEY—7to 11 yard* per
S. SHANNON- IrnuiL to 10 yards per day.
W. B LEWIS—Bor 1ftyord*.
MICH. CAMPBELL think* a six spindle will spin as much a* r.
hands can do outlie common wheel,and the thread weaves much
ndc by Col. Campbell is my opinion about the
utility of tin- Machine. N. A. McNAlRY.
JNO. HARDING—8 or 10 yards per day.
My opinion of Mr. Bryant’s Spinning Machines is, that they are
good for 1 1-2 yards per day to each spindle with proper attention.
M. I’OBHER.
JOHN NICHOLS—G yards perdnv.
GILES HARDING—from Cto 8yards per day, with ease.
For upuanlsof two years experience with the above Machine*,
I find equal to 6 hands spining in the common way in mv family.
* JOHN BROWN.
ROBT. SC ALES—a or 10 yards per day.
’ unti»d w ith the per-on* who signed the forepmnp cer-
JM Matson applies for letter* nf administration on the
Of Jane J,i.-l,-nn. Lite of Mild county , der’d.
And Caleb Spivey applies for letters of administration
state of Molly Spivey, latent said county,dec’d.
tilicate*, and have lull mutate
made. \\ illiatii Pryant i*. n excellent
trious, lionest and respectable citizen.
the
tateinent* they ha
Sp .
WM. CARIIOLI.
Murfreesboro’, October 21, 1825.
I have bad In my possession, several year*, one of Mr. Bryant'
Spinning Machine*, and am thoroughly satbfied that it will nr
practice, the useful purposes for which'
C 'l EOKGIA, Jasper county Peyton It
W Clements applies for letters of administration on the es
late of Allen Clements, late of said county, dee’d.
, w hy said letters of administration
F ASTER County, Georgia, Clerk’s Office
of the Inferior court, July 7,1828.—In obedience to the laws
nf this State, .fur the government of free persons of color, tlie lob
low ing persons have caused their iinmes to be registered in my
office. If no exceptions are filed thereto within tlie time prescri
bed by law, certificate* w ill i-«ue to them accordingly.
Willey II.ek*. 21 years of ape, native of Georgia, re-idencc Jos-
net nfotennid, to Ln paid
Treasury not otlierwiBo appropriated Provided, that
extra compensation of ono thousand dollars, each,
which is hereby allowed to tho Register and Recei
ver, for aorvircs under and by the provisions of this
act, shall not bo paid until a report of nil the claims
bo made to the Secretary of the Treasury.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That the proper
accounting Officers of tho Treasury he, and they are
hereby, authorized to adjust nnd pay tho accounts of
the Ilcgistet nnd Receiver, acting ns Commissioners,
their contingent expenses, and the Rec eiver the com
pensation heretoforffnllowed for bringing their reports
to Washington, out of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
See. 0. And be it further enacted, That oil claims
to land within the Territory of Florida, embraced by
the treaty between Spain and tho United States of the
twenty second of Februnry, one thousand eight hun
dred nnd nineteen, which shall not be decided nnd
finally settled under the foregoing provision.* of this
act, containing a greater quantity ofhndthnn the Com
missioners were authorized to decide, and above tlie
amount confirmed by this acl ; and which hnvn not
been reported, as antedated or forged by said Com
missioners, or Register nnd Receiver acting ns bucIi,
shall be received and adjudicated, by tlie Judge of
tho Superior Court of tho district, within which the
land lies, upon the petition of the claimant, according
to the forms, rules, regulations, conditions, restric
tions, nnd limitations prescribed by tho district
Judge, and claimants in the State of Missouri, by act
of Congreps, approved May twenty-sixth, eighteen
hundred nnd twenty-four, entitled, “ on ftet enabling
the claimants to land within the limits of the State of
Missouri, nnd Territory of Arkansas, to institute pro
ceedings to try the validity of their claims Provi
ded, that nothing in this, section shall be construed to
authorize said Judges to take cognisance of any claim
annulled by the said tronty, or tho decree ratifying
the samo by the King of Spain, nor nny claim not
presented to tho Commissioners or Register nnd Re
ceiver, in conformity to tho ppvcrj»l acts of Congit-ss
iroviding for the setlomcnt of private land claims in
Florida
A tru»’ ropy’ from the record, thi* 7th July. 1823
A. R. HUUIIA.NNON. Clk.
M ADISON County* Georgia, June 21st,
1828.—This «lny John Russel,a tree poison of color, mine
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That it shnll
be lawful for the claimant, to land., a. .foresni.1, to thl * B thouBand dollar, in addition to a former apprt,:
take an appeal, as directed to the net aforesaid, from <• . , •
the dneiaion nf tho Judge nf Ihe Di.trict, In ,ha Hu-1 out °° d d^Pomitg the harbor of
promo Court of the United States, within four months
after the decision shall he pronounced ; and the said
forward and canned hi*
nf North Carolina, neeit -’ft ye
State, by occupation a fanner.
WILLIAM SANDERS, C. I. C.
M ORGAN County, Georgia John II.
Garrett,tolled before Alexander AIcCalpin, Esq.one small
dark liny i
' le; appri
.Jth June. 1828.
WILLIAM BANDY, C. I. O.
T O THE PUBLIC. All nersons will
t?»!.e notice that if they trade with or Rive credit to nny
person whatever, onto* account, either ofniy own family or other-
e, I \
july 21-^t
DlSMUKES.ot Baidu in county.
draftsman,
ly on qood pape
• u itliiit GO miles of
Person* at a distance, wishing to purchase, need only apply by
letter, for should nny «>f hi* Gin* not prove cood on trml, all such
w ill be taken hack at the subscribers expense. All order* prompt
ly attended to. SAMUEL GRISWOLD.
july 14—wltitmgt
wtotice to nil persons whatsoever—Yon
J- » are hereby torwarned from crediting or harboring mv wife
MANERV A CR\BTREE. in any way or manner whatever, ns
she ha* left iny bed and hoard w ithout any ju*t cause or provnrn-
i. and I am determined not to pay any of her contracts, and
tran*xros*on>.
JOHN CRABTREE^
NFORMATION WANTED—Mr. Tim-
OX left C’Jaik county, about four year- ago, nnd
ing machine, and nnensy and safe
the wants of families. I have no doubt it w . -
rally in the place of the ordinary w heel, and, ns such, that Mr. I poTi'nii,' and that he
Bryant'* mechanical i.kill will acquire a very extended reputation. I ma«!ii
In tins State, already, w here hi* invention* hove been tested, be J
rank* aniong the mo*t skilful of t!ir*e, who have sought through
the medium of mechanics, to render service to their country. It
al*o gives me great pleasure to say that a* far ns I hm- heard, Mr
Itrynnt sustains nrvunexceptionablc character for virtue anil ho
nesty. ANDREW JACKSON.
22d Oct. 182.5.
FRANKLIN COLLEGE, UNtVBR811 V OF (iEoiu.iA.
C OMMENCEMENT. Ti'it’ffiiffi'F.xtt-
mination of the present Senior C!a*s, in this Institution, w i'l
take place on Monday the7th of July. The Examination ol the
Freshman Cla*«, on Wednesday tlie JMh, n.,d of tlie Sophomort-
Cln*«, on Thursday the 31*t of the *:nne month. On Friday the 1st
day of Augu*t, the Junior Cl i-* w ill be examined, and on Saturday
the 2d, the Candidate* for adi J «*ion into College. On Sabbath, the
Commencement Sermon will be delivered in the Presbyterian
Church in Athens . on Monday the Board of Trustees will men
on Tuesday, the 5th, a part of tlie members of the Junior Class a
tnchrd to the two Societies in College will deliver Orations ofthe
own composition; and Wednesday the fthd.ty nf August, will I
tin Annual Comicinceineut. During tin- orrn*io:i, an Ol^o
will be delivered by Judce Clayton, nnd nl*n, |,v Judge Berrien,
Bejtresentativcs of the DcmoStbeninn ami Phi Kntipa Societies.
ASBURY HULL,
Secretary of the I ni versify of Georgia.
ROUGHT to Putnnm Jail on the 18th
a NEGRO FELLOW, who «nyR hi* name isCaroHnn,
• | nnd says he belongs to Andrew Park,of Union District, South Ca
it*, Ga
B 1
iia* not beer heard of sin* e Hi* vs tie is solicit
tlier he he living or dead ; anti if living, in what
information on this subject will
ceived by a di-
Ia-tter* w ill be addressed
tot i . v.. > ortothi- Office,
Ur New-papers
irt of the coun-
• gratefully re-
Walter T. Colquitt, Monroe, Wal
will confer a favor by copying
B ILLIARD TABLE.—Tho Subscriber
offer* for sale nneiegmt BILLIARD TABLE, with appa-
< atn* complete. For trrm* apply to
Orb • I rough, lune i—2m MARC ALLEOFD
■NOTICE—I forworn all persons from tro*
. ding with my « W.I.Y STROTHER, as 1 am deter
mined rot o ! A r any contract whatever.
•u’.v.M MARTIN STROTHER.
H AVING been applied to hy a Dumber of
j'orsnn*. to furnish them with n Plan of the Town St Com-
itionsof (Nilmnhu*, and being tin vented, by other rr*yagcments
ft om doing soat pre*ent, the subscriber Proposes, after the survey
of the Town shall have been completed, to employ a competent
draftsman,t*> make out a number of Plan*, nnd w ilfbe aide to fur-
... make out a number of Plan*, and will
tothose wlio tuny w ish, tiyaddressing hint nt Athens,and
of five dollars for each copy plan, made correct-
E. L. THOMAS.
Colund-u*. April
( "GEORGIA, Baldwin county.—Burtlctt
W McCrary nnd Jnme* McCrary, administrniors on the es
tate of Bar’lett McCrary, Sr. dec’d. apply for letters of dismission
from said estate.
And Bartlett McCrnrv nod Jnmrs McCrary, administrator* **n
the estate of Kolo rt McCrary, dec’d. apply for letters ofdismis
front *aid estate— . „ .
And Henry Gee and Green B. Buchanan, administrator* on
estate of Sarah Buchanan, dec’d. apply for letters ol dismission
from laid e*tntr— .
Thi*i* therefore to cite tin’kindred and creditors of said dec
to appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to -he
cause, if uny they have, w hy said lettersshould not he granted.
<ii\rn under my hand this 12th day of June, 1828.
juneIG—mGm H- A. GREENE, C. C. O.
fit ALE OF TOWN LOTS—Will be sold
on Thursday theOthdav of September next, the LOTS re
maining unsold in the loss n of Talbotton, Talbot county,*ron*i*t-
ig of front an<l back L*it*. Person* wi*hing to purchase wmdp
y well to avail themselves of this opportunity ol doing *o, as thi*
ill h<‘ tin- last -ale. Terms of sale, one-eighth paid in advance,
the balauct^ii three uunual instalment*.
■ JOHN P. BLACKMON, \
M. W. PERRY. (
ICHAROD ( OX, 5J. I. C.
JOHN PRATT !
june 1C WRIGHT SHEItARD. )
D OVER FOK SAUK.—The Suhscriher
offer* for *ale, an estate ft.i
the upper country
ow n life in this the be
,. leorcia—A* he i* resolved
eri to tear that he w ill not **-ll at a fair v aluation.—
d that by having the subscribe
might fc
^.EORGIA
Monroe county.—James S
J$ Ihwn* r, ndmilii.tr,tnr on th“ r.latp ol UdIxtI Poiinpr,
. rri*ed applies for letter* di*tni*sorj —
And William Scott and Jar.e Sc„tt. dministrators on the estate
ol William Scott,dec’d. apply for b‘Uer**bsmi**ory—
These are therefore to cite the kindred and creditor* of said
dre’d. to appear at my office within the time prescribed by lavs,
to shew cause, if anr they have, why «aid letters should not lie
granted. Given under my hand this 3d July, K’28.
july 14—mGm ELMS BEALL,C.C O,
C S EORGlA, Baldwin coimtv.—Benjaml
O’ v wh
should not l»e grunt'
•ed and creditor* of said tier'
nn tlie titnr pr; .*cribe»l h.v I;
why .-aid letters of dismiss
e-’.C—
JOEL PARLY, ciOf—i
•:r •
Htalck for nny deficiency #
should such occur, which may hereafter nrine there
on ; and provided further, That no pucIi pension shall
ho paid to any such widow after her intermurriugo
had, or to be hud, after ?hc shall have hccotno such
widow
Approved—23d May 182S.
[N743.J
AN ACT to authorize tho improving of certain Har
bors, the building of Piers, and fur other purposes.
He it enacted by the. Senate and House of Repre
sentatives of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the following sums he, and tho
same nro hereby, respectively, appropriated, to be ap
plied under the direction of tho President of tho
United States, to accomplish the objects hereinafter
mentioned, that is to any :
For removing fho sand bar nt or near tho mouth of
Merrimack river, in »lie State of Massachusetts, by
erecting piers, or other works, thirty-two thousand
ono hundred dollars
For the preservation of Deer Island, in Boston har
bor, in tho State of Massachusetts, eighty -seven thou
sand dollars.
For erecting piers, or othor works, at or near Ston-
ington harbor, in the Slate of Connecticut, for tho
purpose of making tho same a good and secure har
bor, twenty thousand dollars.
For repairing the public piers at Port Penn, Mar-
cuss Hook, and Fort Miffin, four thousand four hun
dred and thirteen dollars.
For purchasing n dredging machine, to bo worked
hy steam, nnd employing the samn fur tho romoval of
the slmals forming obstructions to the navigation near
Oeracork Inlot, in the State of North Carolina, twen
ty thousand dollars.
For removing the sand bar nt or near the mouth of
Black river, in the Stuto of Ohio, hy the erection of
piers, or othor works, seven thousand five hundred
dollars
For removing obstructions in tho Apalacliicliola
river, in tho Teiritory of Florida, three thousand
dollais.
For improvingthenavigation of Red River,through,
or around, that part of it called the Pap, situated in
Louisiana and Arkansas, twenty-five thousand dollars,
Judges shall each he entitled to receive the extra
compensation given to the District Judge of Missouri,
for the performance of the duties required hy this act,
out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise ap
propriated.
See. 8. And be it further enacted, That, so much
of the said net, the provisions of which, so far ns
they are applicable, and nro not altered by this net,
aro hereby extended to the territory of Florida, ns
subjects the claimants to tho payment of costs in any
case whero tho decision may be in favor of their
claims, be, and the same is hereby repealed ; nnd the
costs shall abide the decision of the cause as in ordi
nary causes before the said Court And so much of
the said net r.s requires tho claimants to make adverse
claimants parties to their suits, or to show the Court
what adverse claimants there may he to the land claim
ed of tho United States, be also hereby repealed.
Sec. 9 And he it further enacted, That it shall
ho tho duty of tho Attorney of the United States for
the district in which the suits authorized by this act
shall be instituted, in every caso where the dec ision is
against the United States, to make out and transmit
to the Attorney (jonornl of the United States, a state
ment, containing the facts of the case, and tho points
of law on which tho same was decided ; and it shall
he tho duty of tho Attorney General, in all cases
whore tho claim exceeds ono leoguo square, and in
nil other cases, if ho shall in such latter cases think
tho decision of th« District Judgo is erroneous, to di
rect an appeal to bo mado to tho Supremo Court of
the *-uited States, and to appear for the United States,
nnd prosecute such appeal; which appeal in behalf
of tho United Slates may he granted at any timo
within six months after the rendition of the judgment
appealed from, or at any time befoie the expiration
of the term thereof, which may commence next after
tho expiration of said six months ; nnd it shall bo the
further duty of the District Attorney to observo the
instruction given to luiu by iho Attorney General in
that respect.
See. 10. And be it further enacted, That it shall bn
lawful for the President of the United States to ap
point a law agent, whose spocial duty it ahall.be to
superintend the interests of the United States, in the
premises, to continue him in place as long us the pub
lic interest requires his continuance; and to allow
such pay to the ngent ns tho President may think rea
sonable. It shall also bo tho duty of such agent to
collect testimony in behalf of tho United States, and
to attend, on nil occasions, when said claimants may
Sackctt’s Harbor.
For making a survey of the harbor of Nantucket,
and tlie passage leading to it, and nn estimate of the
cost of improving and making tho harbor a good and
secure one, three hundred dollars
For making a survey of Gennosscc river and har
bor, in the State of Now York, and estimates of tho
cost fi»i improving the same, throe hundred dollars.
For surveying the mouth of Sandy creok, which
discharges itsplf into Mexico bay, on Lake Ontario,
in tho State of New York, f«r tho purpose of construc
ting a harbor at that place, nnd ascertaining tho cost
of tho same three hundred dollars.
For making a survey nnd examination of the south
ern shore of Lake Oiiturio, in the State of New-York,
between Gencssee ami Oswego rivers, with a view to
the improvement of the most accessible and commo
dious harbois on tho frontier, hy eroding piers,or oth
er works, and estimates of the costs of the same, four
hundred dollars
For deepening the channel through tho pass an
Heron, near the Bay of Mobile, eighteen thousand dol
lar®.
For deepening tlie channel at tho mouth of Pasca
goula river, seventeen thousand live hundred dollars,
in addition to the sum before appropriated for that
object.
For surveying the obstructions to tlie navigation of
the Wabash river, between its mouth and Eel iiver #
fivo hundred dpllars
Towards improving tho navigation of tho Missis
sippi and Ohio nvois,the sum of fifty thousand dollars.
For removing obstructions in the Berwick branch
of thf' Piscataqun rivor, right thousand dollars.
For deepening the inland passage, or present cha/.-
ne], for navigation between tho St John's river, in
Florida, and St. Mary's harbor, in Georgia, the sum of
thirteen thousand fivo hundred dollars.
For n survey of the rivor and harbor of St. Marks,
in Florida, with a view to tho practicability and ex
pense of deepening tlie samo, the sum of fivo hun
dred dollars.
For erecting a pier and beacon thereon, at or near
a ledge of rocks called Allen's rocks, in Warren ri
ver, the sum of four thousand dollars.
Approved—23d May, 1828.
[No. 44.]
AN ACT making art appropriation to extinguish th<*
Indian titlo to a reserve allowed to Peter Lynch, of
the Cherokee tribe of Indians, within tho limits ef
tho Stuto of Georgia, by the troaty of ono thouetnd
eight hundred and nineteen, between tho United
States and said tribe of Indians,
take depositions ; ond no deposition so taken hy them 1 Be it emitted by the Senate and House of Repr*-
shall be rend es ♦ vident’e, unices said agent ot d , 9-\s»r*4tfTtMnttheUn ; '?ift4*C3af A~
