The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, November 24, 1830, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texts paid in advaii ’'Advertisement* inserted ni the usual r i the linurs sulisluclorv rel'ereuro forenoon anil of the county in which Trllfl uiJJiuilA ,1 )|Jit-V Ui In pubifslieil twice n week during the M»sbiun oi the Legieinin h n 11 ,%-eeKly for the remaiiMler of llie year, at Hie corner of Way un>t llnncoci* Sirens, .it FI1REK DOLLARS per ami. m ;i vance, or FOUR DOLLARS at the end of the year. rite Paper will not be sent to any pr—— * •'•** lie subscription given. It. s lies of LVND, hy \d ninistrator* Executor*, Oaitrdtans, are re.piiretl, by law, to he held on the first Tut* ,lay in the month, »et.ve* three in the ilt -ni ion, a the nr »per^yd* JjjJ'.'j, f/ vi , ^’V^i'.w if s' .1 it ) ris nui't he :u pu ilic auction,on the lirst Tues- i, between the usual hour* of sale, iililit* place i the county where the letters Testamentary, oi Ad nimstr.tlio i or Guardianship, limy have been granted, tir>t eivin 1 ' SIX rV DAYS noticethereol, Inoneol the public g.izeifes of t’n is st it'*, and at the door of the court-house, where such sales nre to be held. Notice for the sale of Personal Property must he given in hue m inner, WOII PY days previous to the day of sale. Notice to the debtors and creditors id an estate must be publish ed lor FORTY days. Notire that application will he made to tho Court ofOrdinnry for leave to sell LVND, must be published for FOUR MONTHS. Notice for leave to sell NEGROES mu-t he published for FOUR MONTHS, before any order aosulute shall he made there- ° Versons interested in those Advertisements which nre published Monthly, will find them in the first and lourtli pa«e of Hu-first paper in every month V DM INIS'TIMTOltS, HXKCIJ- PORS and SHERIFFS DEEDS, together with general assortment of BLANKS, Foi Sale nt the * liU'tlS \l. OFFICE. NOS. (it, (it, (Hi,74,83,9-4,ofthe EDINBURGH IIRVIBVV, ure missing I torn the belonging Who i E liters, by returning th *i led to i them will sdiateiy. JUST PUBLISHED, N ADDRESS before the Mount Zion remperance Society, July 4,1830, by the R; * M AN, Rector ol the Institution iit ih.it |>li Greco’s Bojk Store. Price 23 cent! October 30-.1t The 17 ninislralor's Manual AN!) CLERK'S GUIDE, )!t S\LE at this Office, at tlio Clerk’i IMM>3x.N. SUBSCRIBER lias just rcccivt tin* fallowing Works, vii: NOVELS. The Kxclifl Foscarini. Jcc. iic.kc. Ilistury of Scotland, by Walter Scott, 2 vol*. Jefferson’* Notes. Idle of Stimmertield, Sir Walter Scott’s Drama, ! vol. Napole.in,ay Licklinn. 2 vol*. (Library edition) with4 plates II COSNARD. 8) 112,114* Next North of the Slate Hank, Milledgemlle sjJJ KCl’iNTLV received nt the above cstiih- ■J iieuta l irgeand very general assortment uf Drugs, Medical Preparations, and Family and Patent Medicines, Warranted fresh,and of the best quality—Also, Paints, Oils, Paint, Oil, Varnish <\* draining Brush es, l)yc Staff's. Spiers V Perfumery For sale is above. !>nkeg* ol Painlin Oil, White l.ead,Spanish Brown,Ochre, Extra Fine Verdigris, Putty by the rwt. Uhloride of Lime, Put and Pearl Ash, Donnie Refined English Salt Petre Copperas, Lc. The aliovenrtlcle*were carefully selected and laid In on the ‘"••st UMMis-, nnd w ill lie sold very low for cash or Bankable Paper Physician* a id Country Dealers supplied nt ns lair prices ii. ny where in the State. Hs.i for sale, n selection of Standard LAW AM) MEDICAL LOOKS, A largo n iUc'-iioii of MISCKLL ANI’OUS WOUKS Book* of Devotion, i t(i i-tol Doardf* Family v Pocket Bibles, plain Gm,Silvered & colored Paper, and vilt, | pUin nml embossed, lot L.l- llynin Books, plain nnd gilt I dies work, •rtmentof Greek, Reeve*’superfine Wnler Color* GEORGIA: Itv his Excellcm-v GEORGE R. GILMER. Oownm nmt Contnw’i .In mchi. I ol thr Arm, mid N >,of tills S|.1|IM„„| nf rlit' >Ulil!« tlieiiinf. A PROCLAMATION. 'iSniEKRAS I him* received official in > 7 farmatiou that W ILLIAM STEPTOE did, on the 29th • ixht rln-t.conniiit murderon the body of Siho* Sarnie p-, m <■ enemy of Pulaski, in till* State, and that said Stcptoe ha from justice—Now in order that lie may he apprehend*- licit ‘ * (lit to trial for the crime with * ethnught i i he is < iinnted, I cward or ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS to any ■•Tson .r persons who may inprelieml and deliver snitl Willhim t -ntne to the Slierin**>r .Inilor of the county of Pulaski afoie Given under my hand and the Great Srnl of the Slate nt the Slnle-llou«eln Milledceville. till* Ititii November, 1830 nnd In lh«! fifty iifih year of American I Mdepeinh'it'-e. GEORGE K. GILMER. By the Governor: EVER ARD HAMILTON, Send ary of State. NEGROES WANTED. C <AS|| will lie paid for nhle bodied NE- ^ G RO MR V, to work on the public mail* of Hancock Apply to the subscriber, Agent of the Inferior i Sparta. ’*■” noveniber 20—s\3t JEREMIAH B. REEVES k'OTICE.— All person■* ure hereby can w tinned against trading for n certain promissory noteniad*- in**, payable to Wlldnin King for MhO dollars, and dated home le in the year 1328, nnd 1 believe payable one day afterdate, as va* not given foi a valuable consideration,! am deter-mint'd uoi pay It until coinpelled by law. v .M—.'H ISAAC C. BELL rf1EOR(il\, N. • w Ion i 'oti iit v.—■-.lamns ™ Jones posted before Thomas C. Bolttni Esq. one *larU bay horse, supposed to lie 8 or Dyi-nrs nht. about five feethigli. some small sadille spots, I lie riclii hind fool white* appraised by Tho. r 10. i. D. Berry to 29 dollnr* JAMES TRIMBLE, C. !. C. French mid English | Cnniel Hair. Fitch, Black Leud mid Slate Pencils, Carmlnt-iind Blue Saucers, School Bool, Writing Paper. Cap, Demi, and Medium site L tt.-r Paper, plain,gilledg- OfliCQ ofl .{took Since. Gunter’s Scales ! Dividers I Mathematical Instruments, jjjJlIliltWOOP’f COTTON. The Subscriber will purchase OTTitN during the sons n. and will pay : • highest market pi Ice. ^ »; VZGTTEER.— (’lie I and lor sale by CRAFT ftORKI ol Atlantic Souvenir for 1830. and other American nml London An nuals—Splendid VIliituiK - \ collection ut plain nml colored F.n- : •livings, among which is tliecclcbruted portrait of the Rev. Join Wesley. A I irgestock of Ledgers, Journals, Reco d Rooks, PortFolios, Ac. \ll the above articles will liesonl unusually low for Cash. June B. MILLEDGEVILLE BOOK STORE. R ecently received ns above, e res it ii'IOKS ,i/. : '.I.ir,*, Nutit),‘v., rlnn.moii, Oln- Lifc an I IVrili'ig.i of Til ) -I V s JEFFUliSO.V. , fTSlIOSE who wish to avail i!»•■ ,im>-ivi-. m cue opportunity of procuring the nb »v.* vain ib»« i-» 3 (ion n* Hi** ortgi cil subscription price, arc re pie*te*l i m :i • 1v toenicr th-*ir mines on a Subscription Book, upe .ed a McCombs' rai rn, • here i spar.lmon ifitlie work innv no ■ The work embraces the corrasponJence of dr. Jctlcuon period of upwards of 5 » years, a.id • nil iot fail to be mt r* i j everv \ nerican s ates nan and I at* lot. Ailh * u-ofits of the -vora is iuien led for the benefit of the heirs of Mr. Jeffers m, It is a*** I i tibera oiiro-ta:** will he granted by the citixe s of this place. P- c AREA, \gniu MilleU-ville. N .y it ' CD X F F CT1 ON A TV. VilTLN rKRDWitlCK, nf \iignst:i, nml fOHN R. WOOT\N,«I''thisplace,having associa ••fib • t.selves io;-iber inn Whole-ale ami ll-tail (' » lb-ction ny - - 'gevillr,under the firm ol J. •d of i m: i nilv <41 II. WO A T AN „ ami i lie public in general,.that th**y have at present .at the Col. Jo [losito the court house square, a complete assortment «>f Confectionaries awl Groceries, CONSISTING OF Candies, (asu.rtedl Pine \nple Cheese, Fresh Blot>in Raisins, Pickled Oaves | llrarilian Nuts, English W iiuuts, Soli Shell Almonds, JJest Northern Apple' Min Champaign, ]\! ideirn. Muscatel, Perfect Love and Life of Man WIN KB.| If. Philadelphia lie Best Cognac Brandy, “ Peach do «• Apple do " ilolliuid Gin, “ Norlhen *lo “ Jamaica Rom, Best Brown Sugar, Loaf St Lump do id Molasses, Sper rup, best Spanish Segi and Albnny Ale. LIQUORS FOll SALE, V ALU A RLE TRACT OF I, AND, CQUlalnlntOC?acre*.390 ol which n*-v in the woods, Ivlnp roai’.l.'Rdtii^ iron! MUlctlgcvilleto t llnt*m.St n miles cm* MUI* dg**vill*-.with a huge lu0?tory Dwelling House,and uiiiew framed Gin House and BinrkslVftti»>l ,r '". 8iuf theforksof the road—Ills the best slami on tn»- I'OIKl t"r I’t*l.»! F.nlerlainim-i i. Persons wishing to purchase, woid«l do will no rust I.A—If ROBERT McCRARY /^.EORGIA, Taliaferro County. John •xJW Bryan, administrator of James Bryan, deceased, applies Viters oi dismission oiisabl estate— i ins is therefore incite ibe kindred ami creditors (ami all other ■ -I sons concerned) of said ilec'd to be and appear nt my oilier vithin tho t.me prescribed bylaw, to shew cause, if any they mve, why said letters of dismission should not be granted. Given under my hand this Uth dav of November, 1380. nov 18—ibU.ii HENRY PERKINS. C. C. O. I N Join's Superior Court.—11.11 for Disco- very, Relief and Quia Timet. Nnthaniel W. Gordon Ac wife vs. Edmond Talbott k Wm. Wilson. IT appearing to tlieCoiut that the defendant Edmund Tal bott lins, since the filing of the above stated bill, removed beyond the limits of tins State, and that he now resides out ol this State, to that service cannot he personally served on him— It is therefore mlered that service be effected by publication of Ibis rule in one i»f the pul.lie gnxettes ofl his State once a month for three months, before the next term of tills court, and that the said hill be t.i* en pro eonl'esso, unless the suid Ediutind Talbot appear nnd ;>lend, answer or demur, within the time prescribed by the rules A truec.-yy from the minutes ol court, October 2H, 1830. >.ov 13—inJni ROUKIIT W. GOODMAN, D. CIU._ %J EWTON County, f.coriiin—CourtofOr- i ™ dlotiry, Nov.inber Term, 183ft—lu'LR NISI. The petition of Joseph Bacon, administrator of Alexander Watkins,dec’d. sheweth that he has (ally complete*! the admin- Ltrntion of sni*l estate, and prays to be dismissed l he tv from— A true extract from the minutes. L. HOPKINS C. (’. O. Ttg'DRIJAN County, (■cori*in.- x VJL Court, sitting for ordinary purposes,.*: Inferior 5lh day of July, 1810. Present their Honors Rodnrk Leonard, William Porter, Elijah E. Jones, Tliad. II. Rees, and Isaac Walker. On the npidicntimi of Rodrick Leonard, ndndiiistrntor on the estate ol John Prnther.dec’d. praying letter* of dismission from said c * * *• ' * - J ~*- i.l it lippenring Medical (‘allege nf South Carolina. r [J' , lll''. LEC’TURES of this lustitntion W will be re<u*»ied the second Monday in November, and ontimieuntil March. Anatomy—John E. Holbrook. M. D. Surgery —Lunes itnin-ay, • . I). lustilutesnnd Prat-tic* <<t Mediae—9.Henry Dickson, M. D. Materia Medici.—Ilenry R. Frost. Midwifery mid the Discuses ol Women nndCliildran—'1 lmmas Pathological Bed Surgical Arnlon.y—John Wn, ,.... _. Deu.'instrator of Anuimny— John NVagner. M. I>. sept 11—tc HENRY R. FROST, Dean. , . „ ourt that the said admin- r has fully completed and s ttb*d snhl estate—Whereupon, it is ordered Hint after si. month* publication of this rule in the Georgia Journal.the said administrator w ill lie finally dismissed, mdesscau.se he shewn to tho contrary, of which u 11 persons con cerned will please lake notice. Also George L. Bird .executor of Benjamin Crane, dcc’d. and Joseph T. f’amp, administrator nf Allen Harper, dec'd. pray for letters of dismission from tlu*lr administration on said estate— Audit appearing to the court Hint the sidu executor nml adndnis- tratorhave fully completed and settled said estate—Wheirup* it is ordered that after six months publication of this rule in the Georgia Joui-uat tliesabl executor and administrator as aforesaid will be finally dismissed therefrom, unless good and suHicien uu' *hc\Vttto the contrary, nt which all persons roneernco ill plenit-tukc im’.hv, "Udfile their objections ir uny they have, tin the application ot David 3. *’-* 0 wcr, aiUuiuistrnlor «»rileu- hen Tranutn,dec’d.prnjrTng a Rit’c rs**i Ur lctler< if dismission from said estate—And it appearing to the court, thni III? said ad; niinistrator hastiilly&*.cjnipteieiv ndministero«l At settled said os- ,—\\ hereupon it it ordered, tlint after six monthspubllcfttloii this rule in the Georgia lournnl, the said administrator will he fi willy dismissed tbere'iom unless good nml tufliclent rauve e n to the contrary, of which all persons concerned nre rc- uired to t .ke notice anti file tin ir obieclions. if liny they have. A true extract from the minutes, Dili day of July, 1839. july I? JOHN W. POUTER,C. C. O JUST CEOGIVGD \T Dr. (irct ti's Drug; Jy Hook Store, i\ rULL supplv of iiiii’Rt Cold Pressed I Mainland Glass Paper, Lantphlaek, Bright Rosin, | Ivory Ubick, ' i-.Ii Glue, | Black Lcnii, and numerous • am Copal, I other articles, itscor Hpeltre, j In the. Honk Store an additional supply of Picket*' School B >•> *—Wnodbridge’s School Geogrnpbv—Col burn’s Arithmetic h K - vs—do. Algebrn—Paul Clifford, and most of the recent Novel*—D.-i-mer on the Culuu e ol the Vine—Ad- liiinoa.li and n ikiog \Vi n*— \ few copies of Dick’s Christian * iil H;*i»hor—Philosophy of a Future State and Philosophy of Hiristiatiity—Rush on Midi Worm* nnd making Sihv—ami a large issorinmni of Books f ,r Children ami Young Persons— Dr.Chan- i!nx*s Works,Air ke. july 10 AVAHE-IIOUKES,*". D E IvAI.11 County, Georgia.—Joint W. II loner and James Ijemou, administrators of John S. Tel ford apply lor letters of dismission from suid administration— This is therefore to rile all persons concerned to be nnd appear at the court of Ordinary of said county, on the first Monuny in May next.to shew cause,if any they can, why said letter- should be granted FACTORAGE & COMMISSION BUSINESS. THE itnclorsijvncd (irntoful- nitinite its tnnisacti' tbnt their fuitliliil nml undivided attention will he devoted to the husmessol their patron*. Lihpral Cash advances may be expected on Produce, tc. In Store, when desired. STOVALL k SIMMONS Augusta, July SI—201 O' The Georgia Patriot, Athenian, Washington News and Georgia Courier, will pirns** Insert the above 12 times pitch. PENITENTIARY. f t ME Rimril of Inspectors of the PetiiU'.i- . tiarv, will receive sealed proposals until Tuesday tb»*7l!t D-’cember iiext, for fimiisliingtbe Guard «n*l Convicts w ltli Rn lions lor the year 1331. The Ration* of the Uunrd to consist oi 18 ounces ol flour, or 20 ounces of co. n m**nl silled, 12 ouneps of pork,8 ounces ofbncon, or 20 ounces of beef, one gill of spin Is per day,-1 p-iunds of hard snap, 2 quarts ol vinegar, ami 1 1-2 pound* of candles, and when sail provisions are issued 2 quarts of salt fir every 100 ration*, nnd-I quails when fresh mentis issu ed. The rations of the convicts nre 23ounces of cm n meal siften. 13 ••ninreiftfp.tr!:, 8 luneesofhacon or one pound ol teefperday, •oap. milt, and vinegar, same ns the Guard and Ibr six moutbsin tin* year, ns may hr ordered by the physician, one pint of molasses each per week ; when freshhe.-f is issued a* lations, bacon *>r sal', p m k shall be t»suet| twice in each week <luring the time. Seal *d 'iropusnls will nis i be received until the snme lime for furnishing tlm Penitentinry with coal for the year 1831. B.iii.l and security w ill be required,and the security proposed must he named In tin* proposals—The usuul advances will be •untie. order of the Bonn! of Inspector' Factorage amt Commission Business, SAVANNAH. CEO. I ttIF, Subscriber wilt-uding to remove to Savannah tlieentuinc full, i.. r the purpose of transacting general roMMISSION DUSINKSS, respectfully offers hit . rvices to hlslViemls nml the public He willUr-v-Hc his person nlntlention exclusively to the business, nnd from long experience 'onfide itly hopes to render entire satisfaction to those wuo may avor him with their business. Ills stores will he airy-secure uni fire—nml ready for the reception of Goods nr Produce by tot October next. JOHN R. ANDERSON 28—mt IJ Best Northern Rum, Irish Whiskey, Monong. do Toffei* Teas, idle*, Co l)rb* lb*.-: . r )bttc.c«» (twist *nd paper.) Table vilt and F*io'«cnt»k. wrapping Paper, together with a good GLASS AND CROCKKRY NV\RR. All of which they will dispose nf on low and nrcommo.lat terms. They will rcr.-ive in « lew d iys a 'u i.i''.>itmenl ol WEST INDIA FllUITS. MIU«l(.,Ulr,Oct 30 - ui'IOaSHia : L. PERKINS M ASj'ist rcturuod frmn Nvw York, wivli n rich assortment of FINE JElVELRY, manufactured of GEORGIA GOLD, and un.li-r^ iiuoectio.t— consistin ' of Ge .tinmen’s nn>. L\> i*** Watches, Seals and Keys: Cable, letup. At Bi-ket Breast-pins, Kar-ri Mil 1 ".) {cvilh-.Ort. .1.! - t I JOHN MILLER. Secretary Gold Diggers taler Notice. r llE S ilisirilirr has inventai), (amt for which he ha* obtained letters patent,)n MACHINE FOB V ASHING AND PROCURING GOLD, «n*l with tin* u*e ot luie.ksilser. It gnllter*tlie finr-i ns well as the largest particles, t Sold, which lino particles are lost in washing for it in theusuo! i< engtit, is Kufficit Any person wishingto procure either ttic Mnclilne, or n paten ;uht Ibr using them, u ill tdeas** apply to the subscriber, livin . .-ir Lcxingt »n, or to Mr. F. 'ward Smith,in Lexington.or to AVtl intuit. Luupki >, Esq.t!.n'-roll county. All orders thankfully ri , 75 dollar*, ne, 25 dollars, ly nt forw -ung nil p**i Me tali** [ Silvi* , Deo vl Plated Table, T* • ic'd Oases, Plated Castor*. O Oak * Baskets,' SnufT.-rs ami Trnvs, Silver Spectad lilM. aril nia C 'tT.'.'.iiuI T.m P '!•*. rtn. Spiion lout'll, Pocket B » ” '' idle and Thin- I Ladles. Ale- ives, Rodger I'jcKet unJ Pen K iiveJ. Ilimr. a'iil Seiwor,. Wnlklaj Canes. MILITARY GOODS, <-.n,i«lnsof Oil! in I Plr.te I Ep.lU’.el«, lleits. Spur., Uul« I.ie fTtilions, t’or.l, Cor.knile.s, k Eag'ek, I ravelling .v I nek* i I otol The nti »ve a i I" l totlm for n *rst *<-k wi’.l m U«*a very romplei assortment, which are off red nt wholesale ami t •tail, as low . iitnt* other establishment in the Southern country. OLD ml \’BtV GOLD )r "II.VER r- eivci for any or tl above articles. \V *. I'dllRS and C LOG KS repaired as it Mini. Mllledgevilio, Oct 16—fit T : he PRIME BACON. Subscriber otTcrs tor suit*, on libor.il ,5,003 lbs. of BACON II TO Tim PUBLIC. Fiicully of IV inkliii College would ectfullv notify t'-.e Parents a*t'l Guanli.insof the will not interfere iiijii*-" • munificence of lit ho far repaired by tin* opening n injury arising fr. new ImUding, how*- .'i)ti will not heafii-ci* rthe Student- by the! .egislatiire.that the l« he ii«*xtterin, * fron untalo* ••iqht In eudln the i his rights. s III* t extent of the la v every HENRY JOR i ft in,Oglethorperoonly,Geo. Nov 13—3t C 0()iv \T rill-'!! — ttniiiuviy in- 1 A subscriber on the night of the 30th o« October last, two • gin Men named BILLY ami NED Billy t*a*h!I slender built • prettv much knock-kneed; lie is n s.mrt, shrewd felli • • >o(e when nttacketl t he carried with l-idiout coot k a puirollilue broad cloth I the pantaloons tolerably Imtlint which he stole from mo a I which runs from his t _ . - nights before they .ni over out of his eyes lsa*c»r • into the hair of his head. Nedwhe , n , . nppenrs to he somewhat alarmed, an blows a* though In* wn* tired. >r np wars to bring long lireaths. From what I tun learn they have mnden '•tart for some oft he States: but I am apprehensive that they have been enticed off by M.me white man. If so,a reasonable reward will be given f two n« frocs, or either of them, delivered to me In Ogletliorp* .-ounty, near the Bowling Green, or pined in some jailsothatl get them,and MO Dollars Rewar«l for the thief. All reasomd ‘ ex rn*e paid In the detection of thcnegrocs a*;..; inter, nov 18—nt «m John w. moody l V Thenhroniele, Augusta. Gro : O.irette, Pensacola, F ■ •I t; \dv.> at % ll.int.ville, iii.l lot dligmicer, Tuscaloosa, Ajal ion; NVI.I-g, Nashvill. , P. u.; Argus Frankfort. Kv.: ii Stale*, nun, Nntcfii-/., Mis*., will each’,publish the above one month, and forward their n- count* to Bowling Green, Oglctli' rue county, <J cor gift, for payment. J* M LOW, TAYLOR & Co. OF SAVANNAH, WE received bv tin; Ship Georgia, ar- . rived lids day front Liverpool,ait extensive and general HhhOl lllltfUi of British Manufactured Seasonable DRY GOODS, .And havealrendy inStore,nnd daily receiving additional sup- Imcrican, French, Italian and German DltY GOODS, >f nil descriptions, which are offered for sale on usual terms.nnd such of their customers, who cannot conveniently leave home heir orders will lie failldully executed oct 16—Im 1118 3-4 NOTICE 'SPJFE co-partnership heretofore existinjr II under the firm ol SMI I’ll ic ROBBINS,in Charleston. K. ROB BINS. The Subscriber** have f irmed n connexion tinder tin- firm of Smith, Harris it Co; and will continue the llardwnre Business at the old i'&tabiishuieiit of Smith k Robbins, Charleston, New-York, sept. 21.—w8tn RICH SILKS. 1 EE, POWELL fc Co., 159, Peiirl St jk New York, have just received, cases heavy rich changeable Grot de Naples, “ medium do tlo tfo " fancy striped do do do •• rich figured do do do " sup. changeable Italian Lutestrings, ey have also on hand a complete assortment nf Fan SILK GOODS, ndapted to the present and apprt sea viii. w Itich they offer (or sale for cash or credit. " By mi net of imprudence, for wliicli Ids children pnid very denrly, King John," snys the {’resident Meinuult, “ instead of preser vin'' so important a domain, gave it to oneot Ids sons hy way of a separate settlement (ap panage,) to revert In the Crown in default aj heirs mule. Thus it happened, l>y this ar rangement, tlmt a French Prince became tho head of this second House of Burgundy ; which proved in the sequel, so fatal to France during the long wars she hail to wage against England. Clmrluste Tcmernire,dying, in 1177, with out any male issue, Ids suites ought to have reverted to the Crmvu of France ; but they p-.ssed to the House of Austria, by the mar riage of Mary of Burgundy, the daughter of Charles, with the Archduke Mnrimiliuu, son oftlio Emperor Henry III. The Emperor Charles V., who issued Irom this brunch, uni ted the Netherlands to tho Spanish Monar chy ; and it was under the reign of Ids son, Philip II, of Spain, that those disturbances broke out which, after the most obstinate struggle of eighty years’ duration, termina ted in the complete mul absolute indepen dence of the Northern pert of the Nether hinds (the Seven United Provinces) The Southern part properly called Bra bant, and now more commonly styled Bel gium, remained under the dominion of Aus tria, nt first Of the Spanish, and subsequent ly, of the German branch. Louis XIV. repeatedly conquered Brnlmnt and Flanders. Louis XY., whose armies were enmmunded hy the celebrated Marshal de Snse (the natural son of the King of Po land and elector of Huxouy, and the Coun tess ofKonningsinark), likewise conquered it entirely, nnd began even to penetrate into Holland hy Bergen-op-Zoom and Maastricht, when hy n condescendence more generous than political lie restored those provinces to Austria, in 1749, hy the treaty of Aix-ln- Chnpelle. Belgium remained subject to An *-"ia under the reign of tho Empress Marin Theresa, but mul cruel apprehension. The sea seems, in its insatiate vortex, to have swallowed nit. But time, tho gient ilivulgcr of secrets, tells a too certain tale. Tho dreadful conviction of the loss of I Ii is g.illunt ship, with all her crew, is now us Well established as if the eyctr of livi ig men luul seen her perish, or the. drowned dead had come buck among us to recount the story of their disaster. The des ponding have lio'g since ceased to doubt their bereavement mid even hope has died in tho bosom of the faithful. We have lately passed over the scene of this hopeless disaster, and the facts, ns far ns they arc known, lire ns follows :—The Hor net happened to he cruising oft' Tampico nr the season of tiie autumnal equinox. This- is u boisterous part of the Gulf of Mexico, which is hi turn one of the most inclement, nnd dangerous seas ni the globe. Hero treacherous currents sweep the nuvigutor fur Irom his course, casting him upon the rocks and quicksands 'that line the iuhospitnblo coast, while winds pouring in different direc tions down the opposite coasts of Culm, meet nml keep up n pcrpetunl conflict of storms nnd tempests; or, arrested hy the mountains of Mexico, wheel off in terrible mid desola ting voitices. Here, to ■, intolerable droughts* ami rains which threaten to drown the very mountains which rise in hold gruiidcur in die interior, succeed each other. Ilents that burn the earth and almost make the sea to bi*!l, are sent forth hy the steady nnd blazing ardour of a tropical sun. Calms that leave the sea so qai '. that it seems to be sinking into tho sleep nf death, and hnrricmiesswcep- ing every thing in their relentless course, in turn vex mid devastate the face of nature. It was nt the worst of this inclement cli mate tlmt the Hornet was compelled to re main otr Tampico, to protect American pro perly, duriligthc tumults attending the inva sion of Hnrrndns. She hud taken a consid erable sum of money on hoard, mid the day before her loss a number of tliercsidcntsvis- . ited her on a pnrty of pleasure. Itwnsdcs- rcvoltcd, in 17S9, against her son Joseph 11., tmed to o fearful termination. The weather B ALDWIN County, Georgin—Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1830—RULE NISI. I)non the nppllrntion of Tliomns Ragland mul Lewi* Day, nd- limstrnturs on tlte estate of On in Sltaw, der’d. Mat mg that they re rradytoclose the ndmiiiiilrntion of said estate, anil desire letters disinisxory tlieielrutn in term* of the law—Therefore or dered, That n copy of this rule he ptildisltt-d once n month for six months, in one ol the public gazettes ol this place, that utl par ties concerned inny have due notice of this application, nml tile their exceptions (if uny they have) to the issuing of said letters dlsmissory. rartfrorathc minutes.thls5th Juls GENE, C. C. O. B ALDWIN County, Georgia—Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1x30— Rule Nisi for dismission. Wiley McCrary, ednt’r. of Thomas J. Kirkpatrirk. Upon the Application ol Wiley McCrary, ndtu’r. of Thomas J. Kirkpatrick, dec’d- stating that lie has fully administered the es bite of his said intestate, and is desirous of being regularly dis missed therefrom in terms of the law—Therefore, ordered, that this rule he published once n month for six months in one of the public g;iz**it< sof this place, that till the patties concerned may be notified ot this application, uud file their exceptions tot lie issuing of suid letters. A time extract from the minutes, this 24th August. 1030. ■« it a iilll'UMH t'. R. A. GREENE, « | C NEORGIA, Morgan Inferior court, ait- W ting for ordinary purposes, 2*1 day of August, IHtto. Present their honors Issue Walk*- . W illiam I’oi trr, aud Elijah H. Jones, Justice*. On the application of Clement It Zachary, administrator of David O. Ilardwick, praying for letter* of dismission from said estate, and itappearing to the court, that the said administrator ha* fully and completely administered nml paid out snhl estate— Whereupon, it is ordered, thnt after si* months publleaU* * this mb* In the Georgia Journal, the said administrator wi finally dismissed from the administration on said estate, unless grind and sufficient cause be shewn to tho contrary, of which all persons concerned will please take notice, and file theirobjec- tions, it any they have. A true extract from the minute*. August 2d, 1830. august 14 — inGnt JOHN W. PORTER, C. C. O. MTOUGAN County, Geor^in. Inferior i V.P. Court, sitting for ordinary purposes, Kept. 18,1830. Present their honors Isiutc Walker, Thai Ulcus 1!. Rees and William Porter, Justices. On the apnlicntion of Peter t’allan, udm’r.oi Joan Maguire, deed, stating to the eourt that Itebaifully administered and paid out said estate, ami prays for letters ofdianiisMon from the hnnir— Whereupon it la ordered thnt six months publication ol this rule In the Geoigio Journal, roqulrl g nil persons concerned to li e their objections if any they hive, why said administrator should not he filially dismiMedin conformity to the statute in such case. rU |^, v .-^ r .| rom the minutC6 of the Court of Ordinary, September , 8 f,8#; JOHN W. l’ORTEIl, C. C. O. L P t 1A—tnfim FLORIDA COURIER. A HE Subscribers return their grateful t tiniika to those persons who have already manifested a disposition to patronise the FLORID A COIIKIEK, nmt respect fully request those gentlemen ln'l.iing subscription paper*, ami wlto may have procure*! subscribers thereto, t** retain the Pros* pectus aud forward their names to them at Tallahassee, ns *oot ns convenient.ns it 1* expected that the first number of their pa- per will make its uppcaruucu eaily in November. J VSPEK County, Georgia—Court of Or- dlnsry. September term, 1830. ttnontlie petition of AsaHntithnnd Richard Turner, Adm rs upon threstate of William Osbern,deed, stating that they have fully administrated on said estate, and praying to be «}«nlss«l Irom the further administration o! said estate—It Is therefoie ordered that thev lie dismissed from the further ftaministrtUOD of sn Id estate, uiiles* cause be shewntothe contrary onor before the first ntondayin May next, that this rule be published once ft month for six months in some public gazette ot this Htato. True copy from the minutes-Given under my hut.d this 7th September, 1830. A. R, UUOUANNON, C. C. O. SejH.il—mCm, B ALDWIN County, Georgia—Court of Ordinary, Sept. Term, 1330.—Rule Nisi for Dismission. Upon the application of Levin J. Smith, adm’r. with the will nnnexed,on tlte estate of Riehnrd J. Smith, tier'd, stating that he is ready to close his snhl administration, anil isdesiruu. ol being regularly dismissed therefrom, in terms of the Inw—It is there fore ordered, thnt that this Rule he puldished once a month for six month* Inoneol the public garettesof this place, that all i*er- guns concerned may have due notice of thi* application, and if no objection lie made at the eg pi ration of said six months, let* ter* dismissory will be granted accordingly. A true extract from the minutes, tliisfitli Sept. 18tu. sept II—mOin" R. A. GREENE, C. C. O. T VVKHNH,**-. WA^IIIA'4iT \' HALL., MIU.EIHiK.V.i l.B, GF.OKOIA ■' -jl. Tlio tiiiliscriln-rtakcsnlcagnrriu sta- 'r.'nlt Ungt'jlhe public, thnt from tin* lil.ernI piilronnir re- / I , eivfd Ibr I ur y»-ar. pnst, that he has I*«••■*» ennlded to ,,1,1 |., i,; . Ituil'tigu*on llnnrok str****t, .* numher *»t rooms neat ‘ “ nb|y—The a ill find the NVa'hington H'«ll a place aud coiol'ortnhle ahotle. lie assure* a cnll, lli it nothing shall lie w.niting « tho for mules, and i ‘donee o' the two low cr clns'Vs, i> uninji ly contain all who now cotnpose these c tiy the * The Augusin < It DUNCAN heniannnd .Macon Messen- ,aud forward their uc-uiinli DF.NTIS'L’RY. [ GRACE AMES, Dentist, i xpects tokc in Milledgevillp, the first of December, svliere he will I .* stiort tii.ictor the purpose of practising his profession. t 17—2w _ ANTED, two first rate Carriage Ma- kins, to whom constant employment ami liberal wages wili lie given WOOD k FERRY. Clinton, Jones county, Gn. Nov 17—it w MONTHLY NOTICES. .nodated with lod families or the boarding I; additional chare The Faculty i the dv rooms anil thnt with' BuUdi-ig sltnl! be repaired private j Hirilic Colic. Aoreforc tru-t, nnd with lull coailden r....wi ... the Institution with 'lie public, will not In* impaired, I,..,! ,|iit iii*. tiiitronn?" ot it* f ri* nds will not be diminish'd.— The Faculty ihtrcfore confide In the return ol all the Students • confide in Bv order ol the F tculty. n 0 v6 WILLIAM L. MlTCIIF.Lf. ib’ Printers through' J.iteviiturennd the Institution 'gttlur dulics.j a ill ph i H ANCOCK Cnuntv, fincreia,—A lilack II. ,,,. . ...... -.il to I ■■ IJ V* T-..*■*. <«■.■' 2 inrji.'s .... n ...... ».-.n I.v Hamilton lloener, *»t the MUl, "i-t. G M. ( \MK,S If. JUNES A ugu. E‘q. 1»y llamiltoi Intruder*—Notice This or pprsoup, NA* person, or persons, trespassing on K.neU.n,. No.EP.In ltii-12'li .lirtrlrt oll'orinrlyllme- Imt ni.wVilln.iii r.'U"l.', Ivin* rnrjr m-nr II .IK «n Oe»i.l<f« K.v -r. in liny e tUe Lvw ciiwrccUi.s.ensltni-m 10 ”^ | . , , )S <Nb ' v0 . ov 10-mSm. —- s COMMERCIAL HOTEL. [I The subscriber very respectfully informs his friends K. nnd the public c n* rally, that he Iiiihopened a HOUSE EK TAIN.MEN street, in the midst *il the Cotton ntiirkei. convenient, amt tlte tie>t that 11 Tax )NROE County, Georgia. Whereas, iv agreeable to an order of court, Thomas Malone, admin istrator on t he estate of Judith Kicks, dec’d. applies lor letters ot dismission— ., These are therefore to cite the kindred nml creditors of stud dec’d. to appear at my office w ithin the time prescribed by law, to shew cans**,If any they hnve, why said letters should not he granted, (liven under my hand this 2Jst July. 1830. ■July ll—mflm jBUAfi BBALL, C. 0, Q« ■ \Sl*Elt Court of Orilioarv, July Term, (F 1380 Upon the petition of Allen MrRIemlon, surviving ving ndmin- istrator.de b«)ni‘ non, upon the estate And upon the petitj« sand Boarders,on .uam ui" , " , '*; i i* Ills house is large aud | the estate ol ** • ••' market a fibrils will nt all limes j ndmlnr * The latest news from Europe is rc*ceiy"d I the current prices from New York receive*. ,. i.ltvl-u' ! nnd administrator court, unless cnu*e be shewn tothe Jeremiah Mopp, *lerM. lendon, administrator on '. McClendon,dec’d. stating that he has fully • I upon each ot snhl estates, nml prayinv D. BECKE1. Dee II- Si The .IHFFBKSON IIALL, McDonough, Henry ' ounty. Geo. •rilicr . cspeetfully inform* the public that he has r dis- missed from the further administratioii of each ol said estates— j It is therelore ortlered that the said Allen McCleiidon, exccitPjr tntrnry, t.e dismissed front -cuiortitip ami administratorship ol each of said and that this rule he published »» seme public gaz»-tte »*l this State A true copy from the minutes, ly, 1839. I the House lately occupied by Mnj. T. \N . Kev, w li*-re he willlte prep-ire*! to arconumulnt* 1 Bontders and Traveller* in the he*t style. His table will he provided with t!w best the country afford*, his Bar w HI) the choicest liquors. Ins stable with e< ml p,■ovemleritml an attentive Ostler. I raveller* nmt other'who visit the pino\ .o e inv ited to cull, lit* , '*i :, !’''* , ' fc will he morlerate, (april4—tf) r *- 1 ' V' month for inontlis i r 13—m Cm UNITED STATES HOTEL. I J» ROUGH'!' to .lull in Entoiiton, Putunni L® vouniv, n ti*cro Kill.who mv* livr i»m» I* yvnr. ..ill, H,h* v.u ,.i*v-^*.-:".-.?’=“ .. u .T. r „!:: M ; li ;:i , iHii,"!.; 7®J()TICE.—Tlx of L\MAll k HIN f I A \l ES BI SSEV profesFirtiisil |mrtn«.’rslnp l.ivin-; been this day di'Solv.-d, tl . , : ini'ii 'd husin**-' ol L C • ‘ J*. |t. UI N i-.**. who will r •litittue t*»oC- £rk ;i»HL THE Subscrihi-r raniM-etlally i*t- rn . .!.*• public. .1 nl lie lin. Ink-n t!.«• rnllcif S.nlcs olcl, .. hicl. lie 111, ll.i-.I.i> ni.pi.nl for public ncconi- Beingexten^ivelv, and lie hopes favorably known ns ir *>t simliar «-*t .M>*hinvnt*.h«-tn»re* Id* former * x- ns*. Ids I: tends, will no* '*e with ‘Ut r suitable re- r luture patronage The United Mt r tl * ofthe i i the i ll i* Fir . for Famibes and ilur « stahlishment in Mouth mt surpassed by any « who stopnt the U. *1. 11‘del, ran l*e svppllPtl 'S'. 1 ' It-.tvelliiig, either w ith enrriages, gigs, *ult.ies or sin WILLIAM O. GRIMF. q . O K K \U!5 County, Geort;iii.—Superior • •mi l. AtiriiTerm, 1833.—BILL IN EQUITY. Salomon William- vs John L. K.\an«,J *«eph I’riudde, John Lowe ry, BetijaminCouch nnd Jesse Campbell. Whereas, it being made to ttppenr to the court that Jolin I.owf- Benjamiti U**u*-li nml Jesse (’ainpliell, three ofthe tlefendant 1 ide w ithout the limit* «»f lh«> county ‘ ^ '* '* ** upou «irdere*l,thnt theydonppe, Kalb, it i and plead, Answer or demur to -aid BUI. Lett, as proconlessn, nnd that the same be published lie eazettc of said state three months. I do hereby certify Hint llie above minute*, this 2 th June, 1330. nov 13— mJnf there- terin ot said Court msa.ne will be ta- some puh- r\CIAS, ill Uaudolpli Superior c * Court, \*vu*t Term, 1830. Mnasfiehl Torrnnre,lnf«*rin* IT appearing to th** r, >urt, .ml county.amt t'.i«* She- *ff n . - t . . It is « ’hontr-s Mehahan,drawer. i eturn ol tbs Sheriff o Burk*-county,that Hie defendan* •for** ordere«l, thni service of tl** i *.ng putilis'n d once n month fio z**ttcsof MdleilgcviiU*. TII'/m \k'r. *1 waif AM, CD. MISCKI.FjANEOirS. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF BEL GIUM- No country in all Europe lias been tlio theatre of so many revolutions ns that part of ancient Gaul, enlled Belgium. Wo simll recapitulate horo the principal traits of its history, 'lilting it from the middle age. It was in the year 11 Ofi that (lodetrey Count of Louvain, having received from the Em peror Henry V. the investiture ofthe Duchy of Lower Lorrain, assumed for the first time the title of Duke of Brilliant, and, from that period, the country began to he considered as n separate state. In 1218 Henry II . one of the successors of Godclrey, granted hy his testament, to nil. the cultivators of Brahant, their liberty, who were always considered serfs, according to the law of tho German empire, before ho delivered them from the tux of mortmain, and ordered thnt like the inhabitants, they should be judged only by their own magistra tes. This testament of Iieury II, has been constantly appealed to during ull the insur rections which have taken pluce under his successors. These popular commotions were sometimes so violent, that the Kings of France, saw or conceived themselves obliged to interpose. Thus Philip In Bel gained,m 1304, the buttle of Mans en Pnclle, against the Brnhnnters nr people of Flanders ; Philip de Valois, ill 1328, thnt of Cassel ; and Charles IX., in 1382, that of RoscbccU; but at tlmt period, the Kings of Fiance were alrendy invested with the supremacy (siizcrainete,). a* Lords Paramount of Brabant; a feeble indemnity, made by King John, to Philip le llardi (the '...Id,) his fourth sou, for the impolitic cession nf the country, John being incontestihly the .eir of Philippe de Rouvrc, the last Duke of the first House of Bu gundy. the brother and successor of this Emperor, Leopold II,succeeded in restoring his author ity in these provinces, by the influence of con cessions, rather thnn by the force of arms,aidin' lie had made a disadvantageous pence with the Turks, giving up Belgrade and other im portant fortresses*, for the purpose of turn ing Ins w hole force against Flanders ; hut they were shortly nftcrwnrds conquered, hy the Frcneh armies, from his son Francis II., the present Emperor of Austria. Front the year 17C4, they constituted part of llie French Republic and Empire, till 1811, thnt is to sny for twenty years. After tho overthow of tlio colossal empire of Napoleon, the Holy Alliance met in Con gress ill Vionnn, to appropriate the spoils of the vanquished ; when, in their wisdom, they thought fit to transfer the sovereignty of Belgium, which hud been so lung an integral part of tlio French Republic, one nnd indi visible,nnd afterwards ofthe French Empire, to the Prince of Nassau Orange, the restor ed Stadtholder of Holland, not hy way of n reward or indemnity for his exertions ngainst the gigantic power of Napoleon, in consider ation of which Russia received Poland, Aus tria Venice nnd Lombardy, Prussiu, port of Saxony nnd the Ithenuish province.s, Sweden Norwny, und tlio minor powers minor slices (for the poor mnn had been living, frugally nnd peaceably, in Harley Street, London, on n pension of £10,000 per annum from our Constlidatcd Fund, the three-fourths of which he wisely Inid hy), hut for the purpose of forming a powerful harrier against France; nnd grnced nnd dignified this newly created power Ivy subsequently bestowing n Regal crown on the new sovereign Prince of Nether, lands. Thus tvcrc four millions of inhabit ants, nnd one of the most flourishing coun tries in Europe, bartered away, alienated,, and transferred, without their w ill ami inclina tion being in the lenst consulted, like n par cel of Negroesm the West Indies, or as cat tle nrosold in England. However, the difler- ence of religion, language, laws, customs, and sentiments, between Belgium nnd Hol land, rendered this forced amalgamation of heterogeneous pa.ts a source of weakness instond of strength ; such unavoidable effect having been wholly overlooked by its un- stntesmnnlikc compounders, Prince Mctter- nicli nnd Lord Castlerengh ; nnd though En gland was so lavish in the expenditure ol millions after millions to consolidate the su perstructure raised on an unsound foundation, wc see it now shaken to tlio centre, nnd on the point of tumbling to pieces, unless sup ported hy myriads of Prussian bayonets and millions of English sovereigns. However, these subsidies nmy not he quite so readily forthcoming now ns in Lord Castleroagh’s time ; nnd even in that case, the issue would he doubtful. The Belgians were ever difli- cult to rule, ns Austria (though nil infinitely greater power, and professing, moreover, the same religion, nnd holding the sovereignty hy much better title deeds than the House ol Ornngc,) found to tier cost. .So common were insurrections in Belgium, tlint n German Publicist found, iu her annuls, no less thnn three changes of sovereignty and six internal revolutions, on an average of each Century. Such is the disposition of the people whom Mctternich, Castlerengh, and Company, fool ishly expected to ween of their restless love of liberty hy n chimerical, an impossible fn sion with Holland, under the foelded swny of the crippled Housonf Orange,rifling a coun try overwhelmed with debt, totally eclipsed ns n maritime power, and destitute of a na tive army of uny consequence, became threatening, nnd the Hornet put ta sea, currying her ill-fated guests with tier.--— The prognostics proved too true; the blast came; one of the most awful ever known in thnt region of violent convulsion. Sweeping down the lofty mountains which from the landward harrier of the horizon, it 1 overturn ed all before it; crops, buildings, men and animals, disappeared before its fury. The vessels anchored in the smooth river ut Tam pico, and sheltered hy its hanks, were either strnndod or overturned; mid those lying in the roads without, wero driven to sen or foun dered at their anchors. There wns a schoon er in company with the Hornet, the master of which states, that though he showed noth ing but his slender lower and top masts, his vessel could scarce withstand the force of the hurricane, hilt was nearly blown over. A ship, with her tall masts and yard, lliougk with every sad furled, could, ho said, never have withstood it, hut must have perished. If a ship can he kept before the wind, it would seem difficult by its mere power, however great, without u tremendous sea, to destroy her. For she then presents hursulf to it in tlio direction of her length, in which sense, besides being almost entirely marked, it i» impossible to overturn her. Moreover, in running rapidly away from the wind, its force is diminished in proportion to the velocity.—But force of the blast may linvc first taken the Hornet ou the side, or iu scudding before it she may have broached too against the |._iver of her helm, presenting herself in tiie position in which, whilst the wind acted with the greatest force upon her, she derived the least stability. It is likely that the ship wns thus forced over, filling und sinking within the lapse of an instaut, and carrying with tier the brave hearts she enclo sed, amt ;ill tier treasures of mature age and youiliful promise—of life, strength und intel lect. The fate of ull was doubtless and si multaneous ; the sea must linvo been lashed into such fury ns to mingle fearfully with the element that seconded it, giving impetus to its attaek, and overwhelming alike those who made a manly attempt to defer their fute.— flic strong and the weak together, all drag ged down in thevortex with their gallant ship, and true to her when she had ceased to he true to herself. We will not pause to utter uiinviiilmg regrets over the fatal chasm ; to talk of wlint fond hopes, what cherished af fections lie buried with the lost ones in their weltering grave. He who has himself been called upon to mourn over one thus snatched away, will rather seek in his own secret sor rows the eloquence which words cannot ex- pres. [A. Y. American. A FRENCH STORY. M. Roncllc, mi eminent chemist, was not the most cautious of operators. One day, whilst performing snme experiments, tie ob served to his uuditors, “Gentlemen, you see this cauldron upon this brazier; well, if I were to cease stirring it for a single moment, an explosion would ensue, which would How us all into the air.” Thu company had scarcely time to reflect upon this comfortable piece of intelligence before he did forget to stir it uud his prediction was accomplished. The explosid took place with n horrible crash ; nil the windows of the laboratory wero smashed to pieces, and 200 auditors hurled away into the garden. ‘Fortunateh, none received any very serious injury, tho greutest violence of the explosion having been in tho direction of the chimney. The demonstra tor escaped without further harm than tho loss of his wig. TIIE U. STATES SHU* HORNET. It is now ncnrly nyenr since the disappear ance of the Hornet. Not a word of intelli gence, good or had, lias come back from her. The mariner who tins passed with anxious eye over tho soono of her disappearance, lias been able to trace no vestige nf her wreck. Of the thousand floating objects that arc apt to cast themselves loose from n sinking ship, and swim upon the surface of the deep, noth ing—not ns much ns one oar oru handspike —has yctcomo to hand, to tell her fate with something more than uncertainty ol a ‘ague JUDGE PETERS. At the agricultural dinner in December, 1823, a gentleman remarked that whiskey had got to an enormous price; yet tie wns certain its great price would not change the habits of the tippler. “ I beg your pardon," replied I lie Judge, “ it will completely change their habits ; for they will swap their clothes for it, when their money is out.” Kit wlto i.*< iu possession of tho Bubeidioft ant] ft nan* rr><* of'a statu id Hi'S pot it: in ihe full oxtent of (lie (enn ; mi,f if Im tioP9 not make nil bond brittle him, it id he* ciiiiso .1 It not altvayf for his interest to rxtrt all hie power. I*

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The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, November 24, 1830, Image 1