The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, December 15, 1830, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text■' ramr 1 r, i tf-itoM r t i'lltil ut^OdulA JJtitAi.lii Is pubiHbrd iwicc a week during the *ession ul lii« Lugi*lhiur*‘ Hint weekly lor lUe remainder of the year, ul ilie corner of Wayne Hail tlaucock streets, ut t'lIKKK DOLLAR* per anu. in ad vance, or FJIJ R COLLARS at llie end of tbeyear. Hie I'aper will nol be seui to jny person out ol tbe State, until he subscription money is paid in advance orsallstaciorv reference ^Advertisements inserted at the usual rntes. t f it. Hales of L\ND, by Administrators Executor#, . Guardians, ure required, by law, to be held on the lirst Tues day in the mouth, betareon the Hours of ten in the forenoon and three in the afternoon, at the court-house of the county in which the oroperty is situate.—Notice of these sales most b<* given hi a »fic xazette SIXTY DAYS previous .otlie Jay of sale. . ..r <!VOH l r.'l iiiiki In* imnlir .tiir.lion.in tin* lirsl "stales'if 4 EUR MSS must he at public auction, day of the month, between the usual b< such sales like i the lirst Tuas. _ (sale, at the place of public saTes in’tlio county where the letters resiaineniary, ol Administration or Guardianship, may have oeen granted, tun civiugSl .'C TV D VYS notice thereof, in one of the public gazettes uf this Slue, and at the door of the court-house, win are to be held. Notice fur the sale of Personal Property must be given manner, FORTY days previous to the day of sale. Notice to the debtors und creditors olan estate must be publish- ^Notice Vila l an pH cat ion will be made to the Court ofOrdlnnry for eave to sell LAND, must be published for FOUR MONTHS. Notice for leave to sell NEGROES mu*t he published lor FOUR MONTHS,before any order absolute shall tie madethere- on by the court. i the tint and lourth page < ^ATI VusfninWMo f*tliiV Kind continues to receive prompt attention 1 Ut the Office of the GEORGIA JOURNAL. UdUJiS. ■Mil’. SUBSCRIBER lias just received -M. Uie following Works, viz : NOVELS. Pelham, Disowned, Devereux, Durnley, Clarence. Stories of a Bride,* Chronicles ol Gotham Cloudesley, Stories of Waterloo, The Kxciiudve, Koscariui.lzc. kc.Rc. History «ii Scotland, by Walter Scott, 2 vols. Jefferson’* Notes. Life ol Suni nenield,' Sir Walter Scott’s Drama, I vol. Napoleon, iv L icahart .! vol».(Library edition) with 4 plates Letter, koolscap and Wrapping Papers, Uuilh.kc.kc.kc. COSNAR I» Also ti elegant llarnioulciis, with lti notes. VDMINWTKATOllS, KXUCU- TORS and SHERIFFS DEEDS, t i general assortment ol BLANKS, F \OS. til, lit, Wi, 74, S.J,!)-!, of the ' EDINBURGH REVIEW, .ire missing from the set belonging to this Office —They have been loaned to roiu*'person, now not known. Whoever has anj - ol ^heiu will ■confer.« favor ou the Editors, by returning th< sept 18 I immediately. JUST PUBLISHED, A \ \|) HtE-iS befire the Mount Zion T miperanceSociety, July4,18J0, by the Rev. C. I*. R E MAN, .lector ol the Institution at that place. Fur sale at Dr Green’s Book Store. Price 2o ceul*. October 3>l—-H DRUG STORE, JYrxt .Vurth oj tlic Slah Bunk Milleitgeville ECE.M i'l.V received ut the above cstoli- neutu largenmlivery general,,ssortmen. of t*reparations % an am/ l*attnt Medicines, Warranted iresh.uod of the best quality—Also, Paints, Oils, Paint, Oil, Varnish <y draining ihus/i ss, Dye Stall's Spiasty Ptifumeiy 1 For salens above, no,tegs o| Paint iu Oil, White Lend,Spanish "ztra Fine Verdigris.I’utty l>y the cwi. tdilnri* Pearl.V»h. Double Refined Knglisii >h11 Petr Copperas, Ate. Tiie above articles were carefully -elected anil laid in on the best terms, and will lie sold very low for cash or Bankable Paper Pliydriaiisund Co mtry Dealers supplied at as lair prices tt. ny where in the State. its a far sale a sedation of Standard LAW AND MEDICAL BOOKS, A UntH III.,I VII dm, I, \NI'.OU.s VVOItKS (looks of Devotion, , Bristol Boards, Family h Pocket Bibles, |dain Gilt,Silvered h colored Paper, and gilt, I plain ami eiuliosaed, lot La Gy.nn Hooks, plain and gilt | dies work, t generalass.irtinent.il Greek, Reeves* *u,»erftm* Water Color* Latin, Frencli and English | Camel Hair, Fitch, Black Lead School Hooks | and State Pencils, Carmine and Blue Saucers, AND CLERK’S GUIDE, F OIt SALE at this Office, ut the Clerk’s! •*ill. Paper, ** office ufitre Court o| ordinary, ami in the Mlllodgc.ille' Book Store. J» |WJ S t COTTON. The Subscriber will purchase COT TON .lurinr l!ie aea. n« aod will pay Hie hi,turn mark., p. ice. Milledterilie. Ocett J. S. CVl.tKIUN. I HER WOOD’S G AZETTEER. — I’be f la«t of the Edition, just received and for sale by CRAFT & GREENE. Vfilledsevilie. nuv 0 coNFiic riosr v :a v. HI urns' FREDERICK, uf Augusta, !¥■ IGI4N R. ™.»GT VN. -iI this place, having haaooU teiltu.* aselves together ina Wh.»le«aleanu Retail Coafectl *n»r» aad Ka oily Grocery S: ire, i*i Mdledgevilte,under the hr n ol I. II. WO I TAN At Go.take lliU uetli *d of inl ir-nng t teir fri n t* And tbe mullein general, that they have at present, an I will con staatly %eepo.i hand, »t their Store in Col. Janos’corner building opposite the court house squ ire, a complete is*ortmvut of Confectionaries and (Jroc'.ries, CONSISTING OF Candles, (abortedI Pine kpple Cheese, fcVesb Bloom R.mius, Pickle 1 Olives, Rreilliau Nuts, _ Do Capers, Rngllth Walnuts, Best Sweet Oil, (for tahl H*ift Shell Almonds, Beit Northern Apples Mutch duxes, assorted, CORDIALS. Cinnamon, Aunls, Noyeau, Iflhjt . Orange. Perfect Love and Rose, Life of MkU WIN KS.| Champaign, Pot, Madeira. . c i arra, ,'i’ ^ Muscatel, TeneritTe and Claret, (long cork) Malaga Egyptian llmev, L-mmi Syrup, best Spanish Sejai Philadelphia Beer ind Albany Ale. LIQUORS. Best Cognac Bray ly, Best Northern Rum, •• Peach do " Santacru* do ** Apple do " Irish Whi*key, «• Holland Gin, M Monong. do •' Northen do 11 Rye do (Junte ed Itlinted. I Dividers I M itliematical I istruments. in . . I Case*, Ate. 4tr Atlantic Souvenir for I8:ift,nud other American and Lotuln An- unis—Splendid Albums collection ol plain and cnlmeii Ki> cavings, among whicii is tbecelehruted portrait of the Rev. Join M1LLEDGEV1LI.E LOTTERY. (t?“ die Third Day’s Diuwimj; will be .. pieteil on AV’edni-Mlay the loth iosi.al which lime the follow- e y ;> desiralije Prli. * will •.nil t„ Hoiitiiig, viz $v|0 DUO I 5,01-0 .. 000 ! 3 8001 2 700 1 10 GOO | 3G $500 4t>U 31H) 200 UK) 50 Donisfe- D||'«i anil 10 . The prevent ric|iiv«*s« of the Wheel must present the most pow erful temptation, even to the Miser, to Invest something in this Lottery. , It i* indeed surprising tlial the two lust Din • iitgsshould * xlii- nuiny large ones were subject •sa c surely l\. ami surely ho w i'ii to prom c Tickets ut to hi* draw i ; but t-ie*e .... „ „ ll.ey must mine Olf |’! ’Those who the present orices must call soon. Wholes ^10 Shares TT All orders (post paid) will mec Milleilceville, December 1 in proportion w ith jM-.nnpt attention. A MECHANICS WANTED. FI F ST rate lilnel'Huiitli and h Wheel- w right Apply to the subscriber at K'irk .Mills WM. SHIVERS. Sr. / on SALE, ^ VALUABLE TRACI Ol •■ontniiiinr t>(Hi road leailinc fr Milledgevllle willi ala i (tin House and H., ■ e lurk soft lie i oad—11 is t bnertniiiiuent. Personswisbinvtn LAND, •s..P'b,,l vv hich are iii the imkhI* Mill.i ucvillcto Clint* n.A 8 milt o story DAvelling if ill; blioji, and a Moi e II urrlinKe. I’uliln M.nle do wtll.i i MirilABY. MILLEDGEVILLE B >OK STORE. IB v'EV'I’LY received ns above. FRESH S i*|C ES. viz : Mace, ('loves, season ilife Guriivu He . viz : >Iace, (’loves, Nutmegs, ,rue • aim ground, lilacs and Red Pepper vtard Seed, ilsoan as oilinc:i JUST RECEIVED AT Dr. Green?8 Drug <!y llooh Store, 4 FlTIuli Miipplv nf finest Cold IVessed rn. c .( Oil—1)0 2d quality. French Sulobnte of Quinine, I Block Tin, ’ *i i d Turoeiiiine, by the [ Sand n ol Glass Taper, barrel or retail, ( Lampblack, Aright R.sin, ) Ivory Black, Irish (flue, | Black Lend, ami numerous Gum Copal, I other articles, flose ir Spelt re, Fn the 'took Store an additional supply of Picket’s School It no—»Vn idhridge's Scho *. * feo-ruphy—Col- nurn’s Arithmetic V K^vv—do. Al^etira—Pml ClifToril, nod most II (lie recH.ll Novels— D-rm-r on the ('ultU'Col the Vine—\d- i n on do and unkiox Wine—\lev conies of Ole'.’** Clristinn Pliil'i'opher—Philosophy of a Future State and Philosophy of FACTOR At. E A COMMISSION BUSINESS. THE uiidcrsi^ucd (jrateful- ly ncknoAvli dge tbe liberal pntioi.age with w li ir li they have bee. i favored m tin- alio vv line,and respectfully inform the public that the, eontiniie it* iraiiMvelion in tln>City,i»iul that their faitldul and undivided attention w id be devoted to the buiibesMil iheir patrons. I.dterul ('ash advances may l»e expected Store, aa lien desired. AugU'la. July 31—."Ot LT The orxia Patriot, Athenian, Wasliluglon Ni di plea*e i < • 12 t PUOPOSAIo** For publishing Ly Svibscription, THE GOLD FINDER’S ASSISTANT, A E Mil.LEU. nf Ckarlmlun S C P roposes pubii*iiin<r » work with iiu- above title, prepared by Dr. Al.FXANDKll .IONKS, o Georgia, aided by eminent scientific gentlemen ol (hirtcity. I will c.ettnlo an accurate account m the Gold Region in tin Uni led State*, and especially hi North Carolina und Georgia; iota accompanied Avith correct Mans ol the-ame As the Gold ft* i in Georgia is console- ed l,i .. lie given of all the Clold Mil lh**l icntlon of nil Gold Mines hithertodis, trnciol laud i• i winch they are shunt'd: with n staien their value, and the average wage*earned at each MISCELL AN KOLiS. From the New-Ymk Cousletlation. Journal of a Unlf Da fa Excursion with a llaml/ul of Dills. The weather being tine, my spirits "ood mid mv pockets low, set out ut half past ono with a Imndful of bills. Not bunk lulls, tint newspaper bills, which for tbe most past are far less current. Made my debut nt it drii!;- L'isl’s simp. Saluted the owner with my best bow nml an extra smile. “ lien- is your lull, Mr. Druguist, enu you pay it nowt” “ Is it due already V’ “ Yes sir,—as near as tuny be.” “ Pretty close shaving this." “ Ye-e-s, sir, middling close, but knew you were anxious to pay it.” Two bows. “ A punctual mnn always likes to see lus bills.” Another bow. Druggist plumps the cash. “ Thank you, sir.” Two smiles, another bow uml exit. Ncxi called upon n taverner. ” How do you do, Mr. landlord?” Two bows. “Fine weather tins—delightful travelling, must bring a great deal nf custom to the hotels.’.’ Three emih s. “ A harvest for the tavern- epers no o.dit. Must fill tin ir packets Aliem ! can you pay tins hub -I’ve been wanting to sec it this Regan to think you were neglect- “Good- long time, mg me.” “Hope I shall never give you cause to think so.” Received the ready rhino, mid exit.- - Meru. Never let a wool dealer wait for his bill. Next proceeded to u cabinet maker's. Got my money iu the twinkling of a bedpost, as Lord Duberly says. Conscientiously praised the work of the cabinet maker---never saw so fine tables and sideboards in my life. Exit. Hoarded the captain of the steam-bout.--- Showed him my papers. lie said they were correct—drew out the shot from the locker— and again I was off in u tangent. Looked upon n merchant's clerk. Saw by the smile on bis face that lie wanted to see me. Laid tin- bill on the desk, lie put his qudl behind his ear, laid down the Cush—-and what more would you have? 1 was satisfied. Iu slmrl I called upon subscribers of nil grades and professions, and found them with few exceptions,Very much “i’lhc vein,”—ny, the golden vein, —the punctual vein. Uul this was an uncommonly foitunute half day’- work, and it is recorded f-r the honor of tlc-se prompt persons herein mentioned, ns well as for the encouragement of nil such ns may hereafter be presented with a newspaper bill. BURKE AND SHERIDAN* Emm the London Morning Chronicle. Burke and .Sheridan are striking instances of the misery which is the portion of all men With cash, bill, si “ llali ? what is-this for?" “ N- wspapers, sir,” “ VVhut, again? you ore a hard set.” “ Yes, sir, rather hard bc-set—obliged to , rail often : know very well that pum tu.vl me I of tl, ‘ e,, 1 ts 1!l country, who are so foolish like to see l heir bills often." Two smiles and | ‘I s 10 enlist in the sei vice ol tbe mistociact, a bow. “You have a fine stand for business) * roiu iu return lor the ('institution *d here—fine house—good accommodation—bar j potters to the propping up n demur.di- well filled—must make money like dust.” zmg system, they experience constant morti- Tnverner pulls out his money drawer. j lu utions, t\ Idle the necessity ol keeping up “There is no man iu the world that gets; 11 " appearance ot wealth compels ilium to ready money like a tavern-keeper.” Two' k' 1 '" recourse to the mast discreditable shills, hows and a smile. “ 1 like of all men in the { Wl! lveru MllHe furnished by a dis- tvorld to present him a bill, for I know he’s bugmslied correspondent with seine partteu- always ready to pay the cash.” Another . 8 ° *be history ol Uur.te, tt Inch uie sid- hnw. He turns over the change, counts out tl -and iu n tangent liristianitjr—Rush on sfik W asso’ tiuiMii ,»f Hnoksf ir Cliil ltcn it ..I V ninz’* Works,Alt hr. id nnkiiiK Sil —a nesi Brown Su*xr, Cotter*, Lo if h Lump do Imperial nod Tenj. and MoU*«e», Sporm. and O«or*ia oould Lan>ll**h, Ch *w- inf T*>bac.ct> (lwif»t ind i»:»p«r ) Tatilt* Halt nod DriM HaiM FooDrapk wrappimcPjpfr, tofetbrrwitli u food aftSorlmeBl ol GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE. All of whichthay will dispoze of on low and arcominodating term*. They will receive in a few day# a full assortment of AVF>T INDI A FRUITS. Milledgeville.Oct SO PRIME BACON T HE Subscriber (»ffers for8.tie, on liberal (••rius,3.000 lbs. of B ACON Hams, Shoulders amt Mid- j!) n(l , II COHNARD. tfpctoherW MUSIC. T HE Subscriber Inis just received a new and elegant selectitn of the no*t I'ltkliionaM • MUSIC, xvhiclt he offers for sa'e. H. t’OSN \ RD CHEROKEE BRIER CUTTINGS P RISONS who are desirous of obtaining Culling* of the Cherokee Brier, are informed that t Ley rm, |» • ..i■»plied with thUmost valuableartirirot roy furni, (formerly o v t-l by Mr. G.trhct) 10 miles from Milledteville. The prope Inr rutting and plnntilif are December, January«(nd Ft b* • v—Price five dollars for 1080. _____ . # II 31 WYATT FOARD. TO RENT, TH AT excellent Stand in McDo nough. known as JRFFRRstO.N IIALL. and forseve r«l years past kept ns a House of Entertainment by Mr H. IUgland, the present proprietor. For terms apply lo Mr. jl. Ragland, on the premises, or to the Editors of tbe Georgia Journal, dee I1-W4I* L DDK AT I’11 IS 1 • — Runaway from the I'tsyjriber i • : c >f 3i)f(i <»• Oci d»er l -st. two •mi n.i'tied BM.I.Y in*l NED. Billy isa d slender ''uilt tty tii'icli kuork kneeil; r- * < s met, shrewd fellow, ■■I to deceive with ea«e wlifi alttcked; h»- carried with ipe*l twilled round-about coat L a pairolblite liroad cloth I defr I lliP pantaloons tolerably mu me a lew nights hcL.ro they " his eyes is a senr dt Ned 1 vhicn in.is from Id* eye into the hair of hi* head Ned • •tokento nt all limes appear* to be somewhat alarmed, and blows as though Ip'was lived, r i:r-»ir* to'trim; long breaths. Prmu what I tan learn i hey have made a *l«rt lor some oft lie free Slates; but I am apprehensive that they have been di ed off by white nan. If so,a reas oiaMe reward will he given tor the two negroes, m either of them, delivered to ,• i.i Oglethoroe county, near the HoAVling Green, or placed in some jail «n tliai t get them,and W# Dollars Reward forlhethiel \il reiso -able ; Dense paid in the detection uf thenegroes and thief, nov li—m *T10 JOIIN' W. MOODY. IT The Chronicle, Augusta Geo.; Gazelle, P isacola, K in- «ln ; Advocate. Iln >t-vil|e. aa I Int-dlie oicer, Tuscaloosa, Alaba- W|,it. Nashville, Ten ; \rgus. Fraukf-rt. Kv : and States , Nalcliez. Mis*., av ill earh'puhlUh : lie nlmve one month, and forward their accounts to Howling Green, Oglethorpe county, Georgia, f r payment I W. M. ol Drawings of nil the liest washing Gold fimn the enith iiithert* invented, tunny nt wliicharetditnuted from the Patent Office Ai account will also lie given ol the Se-t method*ofliuulinc lur Gold Min -s ; willi the nppeaiaiues »f the -oil and nature of the lock, that rive evidence of the existence of (»uld in the liill* Regions of the HoutLern Stales A plai ■ aecminl will •»!*•• be given ol all the most valuable minerals that are usually I* und in the • told Regions of country ; with ea*v directions for ascertaining | their character and value. A *hort account \\ ill also be givemol (the kind* of Mineral Springs that abound in mining countries. and the simplest means pointed out L r testing their medicinal I nronertles. Tnh e*w i|l also necompany lh. work, shewing the 1 relative value of Gold Ml verth- w >rld It will also contain j an important article outlie Gold Mines id South \inericn,exhi biting iheirc iraparidiv*- value av ith those ol the United States. It will, in short, Pinbracc all iulnniiatiou Hint can he useinl or Interosiing to the gold-digg*T or miner, conipiled from the high e*t aulhorilie*, whether ol book* or ineu The Gold-digging l*u- Kiio-ss i* yd in it* infancy, ami lilt e is known about it t>> the peo ple at lar e. Works mi Mi >eralogy are so voluminous nml lerh- •i •>. that miners cannot consult them with any prospect of be nefit* li i* certain that those who commence Gold-digging with the most iniormaiinn, will meet willi the greatest success. And ns there is n > book in circular* *n embracing *u**h im|»oriAot inlor ation in nn intelligible and cheap lorin, we intend our work to supply lids dcRideratu * II I* alto believed, that n book ol the above character will have a tendency tojli*seiuiiiHle a tnsu* loi VIinernlogvamong the people ol tiie Hilly Region* of the United l»y further-tend tn develope the rich mineral re luntry, which, pm'haps, nre not surpa-se 1 by any IYVNMI\f; m\' ’1 ILL, DII.I.KDCJKVI 1.I.K, GF.OROIA DU I to ut airy,v ravellci Tim Siifigcriln-r takes |>li‘aHiirc iii sta- "iglo the public, that from the liberal patronage re ared for f >ur veurs past, that he has been enabled • Imildigns on Hancok Street, a number of r inns ell suited for uemliersof tire General \**embly—'The will find the Washinglon II ill a place <1 r**H—the visi tor a neat and comfortable abode He issures those who favor him willi a call, lh d n itldnj shall be wanting on bis part to r* n- ler th ni comfortable. Drovers can lie acr irnmodated with good si abb's for horses, and good lots for mule*, M iid in all cases assistance in dWmi.sing id stock-ill* charge* will lie ai ..lerate. K DUNG AN. The Augusta ('aiu*litutiimnli*t. Athenian and Macon Messen- ge •, will insertthe ubovethree tiin?»,aml forward their accoiiut* subscriber. H. D D BUFFINGTON’S FERRY. THE report liaviiiK keen c.irculo ,pd that mr S’EKRV. on llm Ocnnrs, hvlow Mil- InlfFTiilr. hnd been iloppcd.thi! pub.lt «r, tnforni- orithul the van»e-i* now established according to law. nn1 will he hereafter kept up regularly ami assiduously. It is hoped thui ‘ g d«ll'^”' r “* UlM ‘ in,,,,, ^*M\"Kr , .BrS'FINOTOS. _ WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A 'fEAGHER at Hillfltiorouj;li Academy, who can come well recommended. A line addressed to me will *d* promptly attended to. dec II—3t G. RE SR,Secretary. RICH SILKS. T EE, I’OWELL >ACo, 159, Pearl St. M-A New York, have just received, 5 cases heavy rich changeable Grot dc Naples, ‘J ** medium «lo do do ft 18 fancy striped do do do 2 *' rich figured do do do •j “ sup. changeable Italian Lutestrings. They hnve also on hand a complete assortment of Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS, adapted totbe prevent and approaching T HE Undersigned wishes to employ a good Blacksmith lor the ensuing year. \v\t a si B ALDWIN Inferior Court, in Chambers, December 8th, 1830. There will bean Election held atth**court-house in (he Tow n of Milledgevllle. on Saturday lh** first my of January next, tor a Justice of the Inferior Court ol Baldwin county, to fill the vn- evucy occasioned by the revigiiaHon of Fj, H^PIcrce, E-cy ^ WM. AV. CARNfcO 1C. Attest, I. P. WOOTAN. CD. WM. D. *ARilAT T, J. I. C. dec II- 2t J^UOUGHT to Jail in Eatoiiton, j’utnani county, a negro girl, who *ays her name is IIENNEY, •• • *- —lexion, one upper lore tooth out t by the name of Jones, ami left him “ Ings. JAMF.S HUSSEY Jailer. und says she belongs to n iu Butts county, nov fi the Indian Springs. LAW. KILT are | connection. The> will attend the Court* of the Western ud lo tbe counties of M«-—» “•»*«" *»• k-h* and i , Walton co. InnegR—t f JJ ARRIS & IK ILT are practisine Law in DYSPEPSIA. 0. A. HD ■*'B. nf Lvnchhnr?. V.r 1, intends to v Hit Mole Igeville, in or ier to dTer h*i *ervi -e*. in the cureVif Dyspepsia. II * wn* on the 23d of la* inontn, «t Ilaleig|.,\. c on his wav s .nth The loll »av i»g is an extract from nn Editori ilnrtirle ol the Ra- leigh Smr f the 2'»th. •• DYSI’EPSI \ (MTRED.—M’etake pleasnieio stating, for the information of the Dvspeptic, that Dr. G. a R »*e, who*e inten tion to visit the princionl towns in the Southern States, for the purpose of offer!n; r**l*ef to lho*e alTIicted with this dreadful malady,has heretofore been nnoounred, irrived in this city o > a Slur day Inst .and hastakeu lodging* at M Goiou’s Hotel, wh-re, for a «hort time, hi* service* oiay becom oandcd. >Ve are also gratified to have it in our power to say, in behalf of Dr R and for theencouragement of such a* have onus*- lo make a 'plication to hint, that he i* a scientific gMitleinan of great eminence in his profession in Virginia, where In* has practised with singular suc- • fur upwards of 2?) year*; nnd lie ha* a Is* in hi* no»se**i.oi pie lestiinonialsofthe extraordinary virtue of the remedies that lie has recently discovered i t he -ureof Dyspepsia. / ilk I the liabitable globe. Hundreds of our * over, valuable minerals that are worthless l they are ignorant of their eliaraeter and value, > hicli. if ullli. Ith je t wilfitheauthor of this work, 1" make it os i»lai a* potslhle. while it* ••ieotific character i* maintained To make it still m *re iuielligihle.a Glossary of iillterm* u*ed in the work will Riiuexvd. When v trv in Alnlonna. in leugtli, and from the \lieghuuv Mountains, •i-Aitti illuvial or anly nine region of the Southern Hint* breadth—sve may readily conceive that hundreds, if not I sands, of valuable Gold Mine* remain vet to lie discovered.— Within one or two vears past, Mini** have been f*>und iu North (tarolinn and Georgia, that would sell for more than one million of dollars, and these amount tu a mere trifle, cuuinared tn ih • lumber that remain to be lound. Vt hen it is eousiured that tl. entire Cherokee N itionabounds in Gold Mines, it is prohahh valuable Mines will be discovered In the U.dted States for ceil Withlhes work lise tl all who res ■ view’s on thn snbjoct, it must he perceived, that a e one we propose, will be exceedingly valuable*" il * in the hillv lauds *f the United States, an I ••*; teir attention to mining f**r Gold other minerals. As the work h slve engraving*, it can only Im [iubli*heil byj» liheralsulis* It will be comprised in an octavo volume f proliably two Imn- tred nagesor more, and the solmcription price will not exceed tin* moderate sum oftwo *lollnrs pere *pv delivered. Those w hi ie*lre to harome subscribers, can annex their names to any sub scriptinn ll»t nt hand or theycan forward their names to any o! Hie authorised agents below . wli**al*o bold sulisci iplion lists. K'liiors in lUe Southern State*, friendly to this undertaking will confer a favor on the autlio. hv giving the above proposal) one or two insertions in their papers. Those who have subscrip tion paper*, will please return them to Mr. A. K. .Miller, uf this chy, by tin* 1st, oral farthest hr the I Ot h of Innunry next. AGENTS FOR OBTAINING SUHS( RIHKRS. oak h Ragland, Milledgevllle, Georgia. The Post-M . iu Dr (’'older*. Macon, Ga do do depend) ir t'wwtr from lift* suh8‘*rib«r :t negro by theu imeofD AVI Dor D AVK ih-nttS leeiB inch- high, very (lark complected, has a large full eye,It when quickly Interrogated,lm» a stoppage in : i speech ; no pa ticulnr unrk* cecollerle*l ; theonly thing peculiar about him is lit it hi* t*e- are very slim, and the second toe lar i-r thn the Teat or fi' *l t**e. Also a negro'vooianalxiut Sleei 4 or 5 inches high, name*! ANN, very black, alniut'J7 years old, and well made. hn« a scar ihotit I inch long on her shoulder, whic't has tlie npnearaoce ol being done with a whip, hi *1 *everal others on her hark, has a stoppage in her speeeti likewise, when quickly interrogated warded and all expenses paid vho wit I the. |’H< IS V SE AI.- NOTICE. r ltE co-partnership h.-rclnfurr existing iind-r the Arm nf SMI I'll Si null 111 VS, in Cl, .rle.tnn, South Uaroiina, IsillsMilved by its ow n liinilniioo. The tmsioe*s will be settled by O. W Smith G. W SMITH- K. ROBBINS. The Sutxcribers have f Mined a connexion underlie* firm of S.niih, Garris it Co. and will continue the Hardware Business at the old establishment of Smith h Robbins. Charleston, s. C. G AV. SMITH. WM. II ARRIS. B. F. SMITH. New-York, sept. 2J.—w3m 1 W'OTICE. --The profession 11 partnerslii| M »t I. A MAR h HINES having been Ibis day di**oUe*t. the busines* .*f the firm, and the uiifinishe,I busbies* ofL Q C La mar, will b*-closed by R. K. HINES, who will e tolinue to oc- cupy the office heretofore occupied by Lamar L Hi Van Ness, ColumlKI*. (5a. Th •• .st-M . ter nt Allien*, Ga SloiAV h Edwards of lio. Mr. I.i .lone-, and Janie* Law. Esq.of Gainesville, Ga Turner II. t'rippe,Clarksville, llabendiani. Ga. 'Villia D Rich Pn-.-M •orby V.ilL y. Habersham county, Gu III. Hanks, Ruckersvllle, Ga. r of Iherton.Oa. Esqrs. Carrolton, Ga. ty.Ga. M* Kinlev h Pa Willi no H. Lunin' in, j« George Scott. V wna*. Cow- la c. Dupiee. Lexingion, Ga, \V. T AVilllams. Sevannnli. • r. Dual i . Charlotte, N C. The P i*t-.Ma*ter at Morgantown, N. The p-». The »• it- 'In P.tithe Lod. Th** Po*t Mn-ter at s.dem. N (* R dierts mb EUi tl. Nashville, 'I Willi MO T. Gr.y, Fn*deriek*lmi Miraliam R. North, I.vm hhorg. it D PI int.Colunihi«. C. A. Young, Camden, S i »rd, Chernw,! • lie P..*| M i*tei nl (5i. ee The l’o*t-M ier at l iiscn The l*n«t-Master at Monte P. Thomps"n, AVashingl**! \!>|SON Comity, Ocorffin. It Stepli vemlier, IK'M*, a * *.ed io i 18 yean tail, im brand 1 oiled before \ Gail. -Stephen i the27lh No- inrh’es high, soppo- ehead, slmlt swiicli 10 (lollars b) Thomas r. 1*80. LHERTSON, D Novemlier 10. Q KOKU! \, Ihitnnm County.— ^ tlli.im Whitfield ol the 309th dUtrlct G M tolls before me one brown sorrel II r*e,9 years old next spri< g.4 feet 1< a *tar io his forehead, Idt hind font white, a lump k nee, and left eye out, a -mall *wilehti»il; appraised Love a ud Green Wiggiu toixidoljar*, tin 1 he*high, )|l lilt) right by W illiam NICHOLAS TOMPKINS. J P p extract from tbe e*irav book, Iro • under _n^_ baud the end" ,I8T). WILLIAM H. CARTER, C. I.i — — —— ; gJ I K A Y F. I) from ihi! plaiilntioii of the l)rs. tfo.rrii A* Lriiuliiirl, ■”mai Pin.m.i.i ,■ ,,.•*• .ii..*.>h* * ... f , I Njv.-inl.-rU.l,, FII.I.V. ,I™M RESt'EO I MJI.I.Y inform thru 1 II grown TICK OF MEDICINE Greenesborouirh Mote Academy. A N ELECTION for n Rector to mke chin ge ol the above institution, for the eosniui year, w ill l>e held in Oreenesborough.aii Wednesslay the 22d in*u Apidl- (*unts must protluce satislurtory credentials ol their qualinca- tiunsand mural character. Factorage and Commission liusiness, SAVANNAH, OKO T HE Subscriber intending to remove to Savannah theen*uing fall, for the purpose i*f transacting n general COMMISSION BUSINESS, respectfully offers iii- :ervires to his friends ami tbe public lie willdevote his person al attention exclusively to the business, and from long experience, *-unfi< icntly hopes to render entire satixfartion to those who ma> Baa or him with their business. His store* will be airy—serure trom lire—and ready for the reception of Goods or produce by the 1*’ *f October next. JOHN K. ANDERSON, ctrr 22—:ntlJ. FRESH (5ARDEN >EEDS. J UST received direct from the liuuker’i an extensive assortment ol (.AUDEN SK EDS, the grow the pr*'H **t year Fo. »ale *y Aoeu'ta, D<‘c4—*)t R. H. I|\VILaNDL( o Madison, Morgan County Academy. r l^llF, public ..re respectfully mformeil, that this institution will go into operation ngnin,on the |ir»t Momlnv in lanuarv next, under tin* superintendaiite of th- Rev HILLIARD PRESTON and Udy. Mr Preston.ai one time Pr-shlent ••) the I niyersity of >•*•- mom tilings with hi), amp e nod flattering te»tim*«nials ol In rhar.icter as a mu ,a**d his talents und aptne** as a teaelipr— Anumgwhich.are the reconuoeudatory letter* ol the Kev. Asliio i Greene and Judge Van Nea*. . „ . , Instruction will be given in this institution in all .in* elements- r » Inanchesnf education—nl*oin Mstbeinatirs, Natural. Mm • nml Intellectual . hilosophy. Astronomy. Cbennstry, Uheti History,anil Latin ind Greek Lti’i-ou' *. prepared lor College •- *■—'••• • • •«« Mis*e _ i* bra nr lies, U ...Vital Work . Drawing. Painlii.g 1 u . nn . bDzrdin respertatilefamilies will Terms of tuition such a» are cu*ton\ar> 1 By order of the Hoard, will h instruction lti this institution In all tliealx with Needle and Orna ‘ ' **'"“’* deccmbcr 4—wtlOJj K. LEONARD, Secretary. • 8 incites It gh, a small unite spot lie wa» shod on liei fore I*" t; • -*d one innii*' (ith black stripe* round hi* h*gs. about 7 or til* age. Any p' nml iiringiog in get them again, shnll LEROY W. MOORE n f, KALB ("oinity, Georgia W. Brown, ofCapt.Terry’* tlisl tolMiei S, K'! » 30 lo fthey. Esq a sorrel mar**, tv '• • ked.oue Idle hind fool . is high; appiniked to ISdoila n f, KAI.it P oiinty, (sporiria Otdinnry, Adjnutmeil Term, IR30. .—John G. •John Morris. nf the undei I .liars, 4th of •ear• old, !l.i* mam* amt line saddle spot*, four- MUR I’ll KY, «' I U. Court of 1 their honors Jan.< . nings—Itl'I.E Nl-l. On the petition of John W ll »* p**i Sillav er«on,ailministralors of D * • id It. Hillav • n, late • vr '. It is ordered that Auru*tie AV.Sillaven, one vtratoi * ahiresaid. *1 appear al the i.e< regula Ray and John Jen Ezxard, nnd Daniel Hi* 1 Th J^Per I the admin of* (Hill. , then ... _ rltyfor hi* further admlni«tr» ... Ids letters of administration be revoked ■less good cause l»e shflwn ti* the contrary, ami that service- 'it* rule be perfected by publication io some public gazette o hi* State once a month for two months. A true extract frem the minutes. nov r-m2nt C. MLRTIIEY, C. r. n. cusli—receives three bow I’m off. Next fell in withn lawyer. Thought l hml come to usU iilvice. Fingers began to itch for the fees. Looked wise and prepared to | he oraeiil O'. Soon found he hml got u wrong idea of the ease—especially when producing the ominous paper, I said, “here is vour lull Mr. Capias, can you pay it t.ow ?” Five hows, each succeeding one more profound th >n the last. " Mv lull, Ii i ?” Takes the hill ami exam ines it with legal particularity. Turns it up side down, looks into it, upon it, nnd through it—reads it sidewise, endwise ai;d frontwise— flails it perfect in nil its forms. “ Aston say, this is mv hill, and, hut—nevertheless—not withstanding at present—to-morrow - or next day—” “ To-morrow never comes, Mr. Capias, & next day is still farther off * Procrastina tion is the thief of time.’ Aliem ! Young. ' “ I have a cause to argue this afternoon.” “ That argues nothing to the present case.” “ Any other day—” “Is hut a foul to the present lime, i de light to | resent • hill to a uiau of your pro fession, who handles the lee before he opeu- Ins mouth. Lawyers are proverbial for re quiring the ready money, und therefore I cull upon them with right good will tn plump tl.e cash—which I mu sure you will do, Mr. Ca pias, and licit give me cause lo write, ‘judg ment reversed.’ Three bows and us many smiles. Polls out the money—delivers it—am* leaving him tn argue lus cause I made mv how, and exit. Ni-xi looked in upon u currier. “Will you I>ny this small lull, sir?” “ 1 wdl sir.” Draws out the long lenthri purse, and counts out the chink. “Thunk you, sir, you are the very unto I like to sec—-wish 1 had twenty hills against, you.’’ Exit. Next Imre down upon h seu captain. I have brought along your hill of papers, cap tain Hawser.” “ Av, ny, sir—how much is it?” “ Three dollars.” “Isthst till? Make it six,and i’ll pay you.” "Thank you, thank you, Captain. I'll make it nine if you insist upon it.” “Avast there! my friend—this will keep the old woman in papers nil I conic back from rln East Indies. She likes your paper vastly—It is hei chart, and if I did’nt leiivi it for her she would'ut know how the land lies ” Took my leave of the captain with his six Spanish dollars in my pocket and Imunced upon a lottery broker. Got my bib cashed in llie twinkling of an eye. Looked about the office, saw the walls covered over with huge prr/.es, twenty-thousand dollars ! forty thousand dollars ! ! Felt almost tempted to make my fortune. Hut on second thought could not afford it at present; concluded to wait end grew richer. Quit the lottery broker, and looked in up on a doctor. Thought I had conic fur phys ic. Hoped I was well, secretly wished I was sick. Gave me Ins hand, and, instinctively ns it were, extended Ins fore-finger lo my pulse. Looked in my left hand, ami thought I appeared hill-nut.— Assured him lie was correct, and wished lum to prescribe. Ex amined thr ease and thought a little aqua iriirahilities would cure it. Did not myself like thn prescription. Assured hint I knew something of the case, and iu my opinion a small quantity nf pul vis nrgc.nti, or the silver dust would he more efficacious. Looked blank nt this questioning of his professional skill. Nol inclined however to dispute mv judgment, and made out the prescription ac cordingly. Directed my steps to the counting house of a dealer in wool. Tlio’t I should find a gol den fleece, nnd thought rightly.—Your deal ers in wool are warm fellows, slid feel for the liaetNi of their fellow creatures. “ How nreynu, Mr. Editor?" “Very well, I thank you; how are y m Mr. Saxnriv ?” “Bight well. Why have you not brought your hill ?'’ “Here it i«, sir.” ficicntly instructive. “ As a fanner (said our correspondence) 1 lived, many years ago, ut a short distune from him, I have employed several of his s mints. The following facts will nmust you. Ills smith still lives, ninety or upwards. Burke ruined Inui, fur years he was unable tn pay his blacksmith's bill, mid finis drove him to bankruptcy. The smith’s hopes were fed with prospects presented to Burke’s own fan cy, a tellurslup, or something similar, lie must have heei Very pooraud very proud.— The wings of the house lie occupied (But- ller’s) would each have contained four times over, Milton’s cottage, still standing near Chuffont. From the report of Inn carters (ploughmen) as well as hts smith, he must at one tune have farmed on a very Inrge scute. I have no doubt be attempted in this manner tn secure that independence of u proud Ar istne.racy, for which llnnier(and now Brough am) looked to lus profession. »*(**«•* In uiy own opinion, taken (or all iu all Burke's name (m spite ot bis manifold infirm ities) ranks ns high ns any other iu the His tory of the House of Commons. liis reflep- limis generally were lus own; sometimes leep, always specious, dressed up in a way eompurable to no other except Ins models. There was a kindred fate of these two ac complished men in a slight degree. Both of hem objects of admiration und of trust with the aristocracy; both of them chuinpious gainst desperate Toryism, or tyranny, nr de luded Republican factious; both of them drinking of the bitterest cup of udversity; fur Burke's poverty broke lus heart nnd unpaired Ins intellect. You ure uwnre of Sir l’hilips’ pillion, that he would never have preached ■ crusade against France had he possessed £30,000 nn independent fortune.” THE THEATRE AND LYCEUMS. If any nf our country subscribers think we Imve occupied ton much room on the tliea- ire, let them reflect how nearly the matter concerns themselves. Are not theatres set up or proposed in all the principal towns?— Vre not pluys for a limited season urged up- •ii tbe inhabitants of many country villages? And where there is nut sufficient encourage ment for these, ure not other useless div. r- sioiis resorted to, many of which have a di rect and powerful tendency to dissipation and vice ? And is it not a frequent thing that visiters from the country flock In the theatre in Boston, “ not knowing that it is for tin ir life?" Should they not therefore be in for med of the real character of the establish ment? Ought net disclosures like these which the proprietors have themselves pub lished, t* lie sent into every family in the land? The direct evil is by no means con fined to cities.' Its ramifications extend to almost every neighborhood ; and tins or sim dar incentives to immortality present their temptations toulmost every youth throughout the country. The antidote should he circu luted with equal diligence, and reach wher ever the temptation comes. The topic is appropriate to the department in winch we labor. The amusements nl eliil- dren and the entertainments of riper years, are un important part of education. To make them innocent, and salutary to health, morals and manners, is an object of the deep est interest. They are indispensable, for the God of nature lias made them so in the very construction of the yuuthlu! mind and body ; mid if we forbid them, we violate Ins laws and do perhaps n remediless injury to our precious charge. Rut what shall the amuse ments he ? In what mnnuer and degree shall they he allowed? ltow shall they be connected with every other part of that train ing to which our children ore subjected?— These are qm stions worthy of being made premium subjects ; questions w hich must have a place on the catalogue of desirable thing's till they are wisely answered. If the thentre is demoralizing, then whnt substitute shall he found? We reply, any thing which is entertaining to youth mid al so useful. The School, when it is conduc ted on right principles, and made n delight ful place rather than a prison. I he Lyce um, nr any other Association for mutual im provement, when it is prosecuted in a lively am] interesting manner. The Conversation, when it shall have supplanted the scandulv* s tea-pni ty uinl tile jam. The puhhs lecture or debate on scientific and other useful sub jects, nr ihc social circle when enlightened and refined, we believe may supersede thea trical representations, nnd none hut the vi cious will lament the change. Let schools and Lyceums be raised to their appropriate influence in a country village, and dissipation will flee away. Mountebanks, nml jugglers, and dancing-masters, and play-actors will he off; gambling, drinking, swearing and quar relling wdl disappear; hut nobody old or young will lie made unhappy by tbe change* [Huston Education Reporter. Hampden, q'c. Me.—A correspondent writes us, that lie has commenced a course of lectures in Hampden, and lias a Inrge audi ence for the place. They are taking meas ures to form a Lyceum. He hopes to give his lectures in lliree-or four of the neighbor ing villages during the winter, by going out two evenings iu u week. /fallowed, Me.—A meeting is notified at Hnllowell, to consider on forming a society for mutual improvement iu teaching. The school committee of the town, school agents, and nil undo and female instructors whether actually engaged in schools or not, ure iuu- tcd. Penobscot County, i\fc.—At a meeting of gentlemen assembled nt the Court house in Bangorou the4th inst. it was resolved, that if is expedient to form mi Association for the iiir rnvonient of common education iii Pe nobscot county. A committee was itppoiu- t d lo address the county nn this subject, and tn make arrangements for a future meeting, which will prnhuhly take place in Bangor early in January during the session of court. It is expected that the monitorial Schools will la visited, several lectures given, and a society formed. [Com. I Villia nut men, Ms.—The “ Willinmstowu Lyceum" lias a well selected Library of more than two hundred volumes, nenbinetof min erals, several maps, and sufficient apparatus for the illustration nf chemical, philosophic al, nnd astronomical lectures. Gucc a week a Lecture is given on some scientific subject, and eomniiinientmus are made by any mem bers w ho ehonse, after w hich some interest ing subj- ot i* freely discussed by the Society. And where else can equal advantages lie ob tained nt so cheap n rate? Nowhere. And this is the very reason why so few avail them selves nf these benefits; for let n strolling juggler or puppet-show man come along aiid promise to perform impossibilities, or nt most in make lus audience laugh, and “nil the world’s nn tiptoe;” then even dollars nro unhesitatingly paid for an evening's amuse ment! [Advocate. The A'cut York Literary Convention.— We Imve learned with pleasure, within u few days, that the proceedings of the Convention recently held in this city, arc tn lie published in full, under the authority of the gentlemen engaged in collecting that interesting iisscm- hly ; and that the communications made tn it in writing, from different sources, together with full sketches of the speeches delivered, will be comprised. These will make a vol ume of some si/.e, and of great value. [A r . Y. Adv. THE NAVY OFFICERS. It gives us great pleasure, says the l’edricks- hurg Arena, to publish the following testimo ny to the correct moral deportment of our Na val Olliers on the Mediteranean station. Jt is contained in a letter, just received, from u friend attached to Commodore Biddle’s Squad roll. It gives mo great pleasure to inform you, that 1 have found the moral character of the (Jllicers, on the Mediteranean station, to ho far better than w hen 1 was formerly here, or, indeed, than 1 have known it to he any where, since my acquaintance with the Navy. Orog drinking und cartlplaying arc vices unknown, or nearly so, in our squadron, llow differ ent from the former times ! But a few yenis hack, it was far from being generally consid ered disgraceful hi worship at the shrine of Bacchus, nr to waste whole nights nt the de testable Alonte Table : And it is an incon testable fact, tlmtsnmc of the highest officers, liny, the very highest, iu our then squadrons, were pre-eminently given to the aforesaid vices. Commodore lliddle is entitled to great praise for Ins /.cal and promptitude in thus raising the standard of our national charac ter, in this laud fraught with all sorts ol’ sensuality ; but, so far us I have been ubSc tu judge in the sliurt time 1 have been up here, I urn pcisuaded that tbe commander of tbo squadron is, in some measure, compensated fur tbe good lie Inis done his country, partic ularly ns Navy, by seeing with w Imt reluc tance those under him leave tbe Mediterra nean station. 1lis an ubsolule truth, that it. is a hard uiuUZf Ito find u sufficient number ol' officers who uru willing to make up the Lex ington’s complement, und to take her home 1 When was this ever the “case before, in our squadrons abroad ? Wherever you hear of much dissension and quarrelling among our Naval officers on foreign stations—no matter of wlmt rank—you may, nine times in ten, set it down as conclusive, that there is some thing wrong nlimit him, w ho lias the direction of the whole machinery :—The mair. spring is out of order—requires renewing ; other wise the minor works, be they ever so good, become useless,—ay, worse than useless,— they injure each other. EFFECTS OK SEA AIK. Thoso who frequent ilia », .tcoo»i.« uro not lun” iu JUc.ivcnilff dial llioir best .Jyed black Imta become of n ruviv brown; similar eflbrn nro produced on *iiiiib_ oilier colors Tbe brown is, in fact, rust Moat, if ma all, tbe usual blark colors lia* a iron for n basis, ,1,0 I,lack oxide of which is developed* by gulls, logwood, or oilier substances containing gallic acid. A'.ivv tbe sea air contnios a proportion of dm muria'u ever wlurli it is wnliod ; and these coming into con tact web *u.v thing dyed black, part with their hy- diochlotic (muriatic) acid, and form brown bidrocho- lutenfirnn, nr contribute lo form the brown or red oxide, called uul Tbe gallic ucid, indeed, fn m its Hiipormr affinity, has the atronyest hold uf dm iron f bur the incessant action ot' the sea air, loadao with muriates, partially overcomes thia, in dm same " ay as any acid, even of inferior ullioity to dm gallic, when put iipim black Stuff, will turn it brown.— Con jssnion to the Atmannr.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, December 15, 1830, Image 1