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BY CAMAK & RAGLAND, state &u. states 1>r ixtek
BMLLEDGEVILLE, THURSDAY, SEPJKMi’.EH i, is3l.
THE GUOItUI V JOURNAL,
Jt poblLhcil txvic*- a week «l 11 rln(r the fipMlon of the LritMtiflnc.
"And weekly lor the remainder of Hw year, nt the Corner ot Wayne
and Hancock Streets nt THREE DOLLARS p« r annum, in nil
♦ anre, or Pol; it DOLL Alts nt the end oi tli*xmr.
The Paper will not he sent to any person out ofAha State, until
the nutocnption money is paid in advance, or saiittnctory reicr-
euce given.
Advertisements inserted ntthcu«nnl rates.
3^7* N. B. S.des'of LAND, hy Administrators, ’Exc'm
Guardians »r<* required, hy law, to >><» Judd mi the first
in the month, between the hours ol t«*n In the forenoon .1
In the nfternooir, nt th(»cotirl-IitHi*c in the county in which the
■* Inrs
property is sitmte.—Notice of thC 1
t he give
Sales o(NKO
Tuesday of the niontll. hetween the usual hours of sale, nt the
place of public ->fe* in the county where the letter* Testnioei..
tayy, of Adininisi/atlon nr (1 unrdinnsh'p, may have been grunted,
llr<tgiving SIXTY DAYS notice thereof, in one of the public
gnz*liei of tins Stole, pin) at the door of the court-lwu»<, u Lore
i like
irevimn to the ihty of sale.
IlsUed for FORTY tinys!
Noth’* T ,s ~* r -
for(eavet- _
Notice for leave to sell NEUROHS, ntusf be published lor
PtitJlt MON rilS, before any order absolute thail he made
thereon 1>y the Court.
PorTons interested in those Advertisements which are publish
ed .Monthly, will find them in the first aad fourth puge of the lii st
patter in every month.
All business of this kind continues to receive prompt attention
at the OlUCenf the OKOlUilA JOURNAL.
» ADMINISTRATORS. F.XECF-
TOIIS nml SHERIFF* ni’.EIts, to?rllirr will,
a general nssortineut of BLANKS, Per Salent the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
W K nr« fintliorisp.d to nnnounco Captain
WILLIAM P. SCOTT a candidate for Slier ill'of Bald
win county,at ibe ensuing election.
juty 7—-title x
ALTUll S. JKNKINS is candidate
Receiver of Tax Returns lor Baldwin cmtniv, nt
the i Icctio-i in J..t)u,nj ncr.t. .itvTe )
S AMi'iS A. in LI. IS a candidate for $Iic-
» itT"f Baldwin county,ill the ensuing election,
fehninry 84
W E ore iulthoriseil to ntltinntlce W, (J.
POWELL, K“(|.acam.'ulnte for Receiver of Tax Re-
trruifir Uabiwin county, a: the clttctiou indanuary next,
joly 83
F OIIN I?. 1VOOTAN respotufulW ten-
tiershliu«elfto the citizens of Bnldwln county,a* t candid
ate for the clerkship of the Supcriour Court,til ll»e cnsui.ig elec-
lion; in January next,
Au?u«t 4— tf
Rare .‘Mtflioristfd to anotmoo IfA.NSOM
II. SMITH, ns a c audit a to (or clerk of the Inf.
rifa‘ • •
uuty,atthe next. lc
I.
EWIS .1. W. RRA VTZ, is n cnmlid-
ate for Clerk of tN% Inferior Conrlof Baldwin county.
August 4—tf
MEDIC A1/ NOTICE.-
B its. WING FIELD & SAN KEY, in
parlnrr*hip i-e*i>eetfully oftVr their profvminpnl service*
to their frllow-rititens.
lirecnshoro, August 4—It •
DR. .1. J. BOSWELL
H AVING determined to settle pcrinmiftiit-
ly in Piitonton.onbrs his professional services to the peo
ple ol Putnam, in tin* various hi audio ot his p.olessioo.
August 25—Ot.
A. it. DAWSON,
TTORNIvY nt L'nv—Hus settled
irgln, nml will pm.-liccln the adjoi
ISL Monti cello,
counties.
August ‘'t*—2i*
NOTICE.
rffllFE Subscriber Ims removed from T)vcn-
links mu.r.
New Fire Proof Wave-l ion so,
T _ AUGUSTA.
HE untTcrsjgiji'ri tender the public tin ii
thunks lor their liberal patronnye. and beg h ave to ml
vise them that they continue to transact tin-
lutcfarap'e and Commission Business ,
n ^J!?J ,in,, clo *. They are now erecting a Commodious Fo r
ioFWn
i little lu lnv t
H SepL. m h. i
* L'pper A! irkm
Augusta. August 1 —v 1
Alien
COTTON (aINS.
OATW RIGHT’S Improved Siiw C»in«=,
•Mv approx ed. I V *.-x oral
Plant, is,, s,.„li
by flpplic.di..R iu ilie tiu.V
CHBF.RT F. POP,
Atenl ‘ 1 **
flco. Aueu«t irt—ct,
WATTNALI, Comity Georgia—Mnfc.
-7- Smith. Administrator of Jnnics Kemp. late nf Mild c-'un
V, Greene Couiitv.
Present their > I
ter*of dismission. T
cite nil and lingular
I der'd. lo file their objections if
tin* time pi escribed by law, why mid Id
ol the mn,1 .•
nn and (lo n g
scrlber, upon
:t*i\ e nod expoi it r
• I’ppi r XX hart.
Agent tor the .Manufacturer.
BKURUM.
By Ins Exci'Hi'iiov GEORGE It. GILMER,
ftovernui- niW Commaeder-in-Cliief of the Army and Navy oj
Ibis Stale, and the of Aliliiia thereof.
A PROCLAMATION.
MR HR.AS, I liavtt rrcrivod off]
V V funialioii. from the Slim Iff uf ihu count v of
m this -State, 1 hat 11 ;i•A.-r Mlm-iead and Thonin. If.,
x ■ it confined in the 11 j| nf - >i<| c \ — | he fi> •; e
< , 1 r :.• 1.>. !ii e : 1111 •, . ! ; ,, ,, , . , ,
M uiey, did on l h«* ni.-.iif of the 11. 11 i.--*. it 1 ike th -
furs sh.iuld 1 nt he Ki-nntcrf.
tiiven und r my band this fiih August, 1381,
. _ I\ II. M. PIPPINS, c. c. o.
Annlst ’
rfj RI'.ENE Cniiniy, Georgin.—
<’em t. sitting lor ordinary purposes. May T«
On tlienpplh
ims M. ‘O-uu.d
ecca Olnrk;d.
A true ex tract |V.
J 'I’niinall con nt v Comt of
1 N Ordirary—RI’LE Nisi.
Ordcp I), That II. m v A.Smith,cunvdinn of Tbo.v.nsW.,Ilcn-
• II.. Lli/ah.f.i-A.. I’.leanor A..r.n»l K.li K.McOee, do render in
obtain
5 AS]*RK InlVrior ('mirt, sitting fnroriliii-
nrr ;.I rpu.es, j,,) } Term. I if.
■ puhlislteil i
the minutes
.•said—It is iher.
of tiic public gazettes of
, 1031.
I (5 h E K A 1,1! I 'miiiiv, (
- \ 1* J 7 perl.ir Court of tnid coin.tv.
IcDi'gia—In ijit'
'I COUMJ, April Terra, I3JI.
\
T T. (V.il'er ) F
hard J. Nichols nr
Ri’i.r. mm
the 1
NVhnt is itbntb map ol' In
MiLUimKTir/tfi, sept, j, isaiy
MU. OILMRR’S ADMINISTRATION—Wo
7 1 y invito t!i(‘ reader’s intention to n Review oT Gov-
vernor (iiliner’s administration, nndor the signature
V' !! °t Cilr.cn of Hqtt Count*/.'' It is a powerful
ns-to| article, and should he jrenendly mail. It is parti-
i 1 - ifairly important, as taking j'ist views of the whole
.iv, matter, and unfolding the true state of feeling ex
isting between (Jov. Gilmer and the President.—
Of it the Athenian justly speaks as follows :
“Our renders are earnestly roques
communication of “ A ('iii/.cn of Hail (’oiintv
which will ho found on our lust pi r ,
attentive penisul. !• is an nhlo vimlicntion of Mr.
11!t' 1 >ur?u I Oilmer's ofiiciul conduct—durhires the assertion that
i t o' cu- j he is opjiQR.Ml to the iinlet Diggers, or that ho wan in
"..'ul ’.'n 1 favor of their exclusion from the privileges of other
of the pul -
rt that this rule b-
VOLUME XXII.-KlV** w
«**+* ; r
npfitt the dis-ptited right of oic-i^nty fuel
juri. hcWjn ? And whnt would hfi»> tlot'h tlnntght
<•!' (ho (,'i.voriior of licorgis, if ho hidi-nraitiragitA
llic logiilaturo in their inj\i(Ucinn» p|gipo)ittiwiv for
llm occupancy of the country, mulct »ftcit cirtuir,-
stnnc'-, 11ml conlrarjr to the well kn, fti, dflermin-
.•111011 nl tho General fiorerrirneiii,, p«irticnlarljr
are nil satisfied that the fcclUiga and
whIk s of the President are with us m>i| i'» subject,
and his best exertions are-bi daily ir^vlsition for
ilie cuiisiiinmnliou of lias very deficit': ;\nd much
desired object. I aguin ask all disja jj.i«u.ate and
redoctinjr persons, and .would puali tl,o oacstidh
linnio to them, w fiat mote could, ot muhl they
Imve had Governor Gilmer to have' done under
such circumstances, than to have; reajily com|iiifd
with tho migorstious arEsolicitation! o|* lha Pres
ident in restraining ihe inteinpemtn uPtl of Ihp le-
pisliituroj which w as evidently elicit, dby the tin-'
rollecting anxieties of the pcpplo ontiu* mostmo-
tnentous subject. Pause but lor a inwjvs't, fellow- •
citizens, and look at the consequence,-wfeicb would
inovitutily have resulted from a contu.ry course.—.
Had the ImUu '.i Hill aa it is called, liwxe passed
i, 1 citizens, in brju.'yr—.uni pinves beyond the imsslhi. tlie Legislature, and boon approved lit tie Cinvcrn-
n ■ ^!‘*'* a ‘h'Uht, that the course 1 e hn, pursued v.r,-1 ,,r. so as for its original object to liatetbeeu effeq-
Ihe ou v rate one under ll.e eireuiiwUnces, that Led Uie President of Ihy Uwtsd SUI-ere—*
AM K XL!’ (hutidv, Georojn—In (lie
V ' e,|, r art .if >ni:l c-ulity, April Terra, lu.ll.
, ! lie* r,l.
Ii
nil oltleer*.
rhu flfirti i'll*'
may bo br >i
'•nut (ivo feel li
i nbm. tbfRl.i
ic lunnlru'l
rifT. An.ll.
•i Su.tJnf lJi n SJcJu, nl l!i.
221 .1 >x of Atiinibt, in lli<
nl .mil Thii iy-Uiii’, iiuil u
•FORCIE R. GIL.MKU.
TiOTICKV.
i'sJONROR Countv, G’oorgia-
’ *.L Folxvi'll nml Willi , n \V. n-.ny.pxeeui
-Clirrlcs Y.
pni p«
. T. W V,
t> . i I’hsnln
I Ii*' Jit't i! i
bnlf, slut
• •I this rii!«-,t
|«,S",1—Aril i
Juno2—?n(im EM
jtttJTNAft! (.’ounty, Geoigin*—Jnijii
Rb-I.n
Slip
llu
\v.
I oj Wit
r.Jnne
J'!.: -1 - in i •: 11* to i-ii. tIn- '.i •• -ril nmlriTilitors of vaid due
i 1 • x ■ . - ildil III. '.it;.i','; .'I!!" i‘ lx Iv xx .
.. xx cm,sc, ilr.TU ti t : v It IV. w| y-s'’ullult.'i *-houl.l imtliu gnu
rt I* /• ivuir under nij htnMl tin- Uththi) < I Api'iJ, I »l.
upiii2l—inOin M. B. CARTKIL C. f>.
IIOR (/Oiintv, (irorgi.L Hard
V.B. C;!.vxu.r- Lif*r.on t!.u of Kd
nlui
..land .
lelli*
:d (Iiis 10th c
W
HUTCHINS & HOLT,
II.L continue the prnclico "f T.nw in
i rsshoulit n'.’i V'.i luiut,.
ny ot Jti’v. t ‘.I.
1 1 1.’ S I5KAI.L. C. C. O.
KAll.li (Jmintv, <icnrgin. .Inlm I,
• ('hnllnhoorhc’f
N \TI1-W L.’Ill"T(’ViINS,
IIINKS HOLT.
a. a xv.
\ RRIS &, II t )LT nre prnejising T,
riMiueclinn.
. Walt/Lnuo. Inbu -t f
i^JOriCE,—Till? profcH^iniKil partnership
o*L\>f III ti I/IVKS Imrk.'.Vf n t d..y.l tfolvud, llm
ImsiiV’xsnf thi* tirm, and llu*
mar, will l»f closed by R. K. Ill N i s. xx
ui^»y llm iRhw be re to fori! occupiud ny Ln
L. Q.
Nnvpmbur 15. R. K.
I AW.—Tin* subscriber** bavc <
J inn c.i nnttnorsliijx In lltr Prncti.
firm of MASON K. H ARRIS
nurviru- in all of ifm untinlius of tlt<* Or
tU^rnuntiVb of Bibb, Monroe and N<-
ntcred in-
Law,under the
li-r llo'ir prnfu*-i"o.tl
nf Ibe Flint Circuit.
XN Y LI K XV. XI \ si l\
SAMPSON XV. II MIBIS.
Rutonton JunaOrt—?tim?m
. COTTON BAG GING.
, Pieces 1 letup Bugging, t'2 iuclies
A y Hf wide, jusl received and f *r snip by
XVI LBY Jc BAXTER.
Ane. ?5—tf. m •
£ i’.V M l J -M RRTING will cntnmiMicc near
Madkon on Wednusiliiy evening lit" ?7ihs, ptombrr.c
in; mi .XI unLiv inornint; Iherenfler. Local ami irnv<*Hi"r jireaub-
»r« are nfieciionnluly invited to aticinl. ThlsumFli : |t.t« I'rrn
nitprud Ironi ihu 83d SunDonbur, in rnn«rrjnpnce ol the I’.inijj-
inretitig in Clark comity octnc at the :*aine ium\
LOVICK FIERCE.
N. B. It U oxpectml that the Stnml will be lingered t»* gimrd
vgnin«t tin* inclemency of the weather.
A mint 28—4t. 4^
WARE-HOUSE.'
And Commission Business.
T he Snhseriher tenders Lis llmnks to his
iVicntO nn<l I bo public for the very liberal pnimnaco
xvliicfi liel.n* received in llu* above liueof hd-mie*.*, and mm in-
torn then, that in* ha? taken a partner,JOHN L. ANDKRSI)N.
t irinerly J .bn I., \mloismiCn. «l thi- place, mi l altei jili • 1-t
<d‘ Am'-u-I >!>/• )>u line-. xviil be rnudueteil under ’Ii'* unmeant^
f, r m of it!-: KS ANDERSON, who solicit a continuation id' the
imme palmniate
; business i« entrusted to tlicir c
m Produce iu Store.
Augusin, June 2—d.n
bcii'-fit of the
•nl iulvanc.es m,i
JOHN REES
. FACTORAGE
And Commission Business.
HIE Subscribers have (brined n copnrt-
JB. nerildp unde
the irniKnction of a
nml w ill be prepare:
the firm of M XLONK kSISTMlK, f.
oral Oohv.nLHon RiKine--, in Savannn _
make advances mi Produce cniisigiied
vill also pav pnriicular attention
receiving and forwarding goods to th*. intoi ior. ^ M N j ,
Savannah, 20tU June, 1831 • IL SIST/
(L^* The undersigned tnkes this method to
return his thanks to his friends for Ihe liberal patror.n go afTmled
iiim since bis resideiwe in Snvannnb; and solicits lor the above
firm a continuance t»f*liu saint* support ; iheirbesi exerlbms will
Itu used for the interest of those who may l
laid t
r my hand this 11 •
rf'1 RUKGIA, Willut.!
TI Hughs, adminUtrator on t
county. .I oli'ii
n, do
a tlm r«late of .In**'
a!.i’ll s iu: '.LL. t:.
(bmnfy, Xicorixia. In
<z l*»r ordinary purj *• -. May 2d, l
id a'bninislratur
ill mid losmnxoi
hi.-Will be .ii'.dly di-i:ii-*e«l tin
t nut i><* * hen nto I l»c contrary,
111 please take notice, ami lilt l
M ASPER Gounly-
* ? M.irc'i T r:.., Ktll.
—Court of Ordinary,
i it,:-1
, tir 1"
miircli It -TnCm W M. B. «
SJTVIjBWIS 1 (liuirt of
M W 'IVrin. till.—-Ilt'J.K MM.
; mm n* .• I"
x monllis if
TDK FA. D. C. r. O.
Ordinary, May
fi
N jiuRGlA, <Jhi
(louiitf.—
r court, sitting It
piwiies u> tl.
i Ihe minutes o
. id April. Dhl.
M»M . <l.-i k.
■March
nniilicmtnutcf of the Superior
DAMP.I, STONE. Clerk.
1^()KtI \ N Coiintv, (icor/ii;i-
i i\t} Ceun.sitting ftlr oniim.ry p-u-po^, a
, and Jo
FELL NISI—I'pon th«
Am! upon Fie npnliunthw <
M. mill gmiidinr. ! 11 <. i
nl|0.inii.in- 1 ;
1 tide rult
ningf.M ■-
at ions, tuul if i
THOXIAS xv tiRIXU.!
A s’JUL TERM of the Superior Cour: of jrN IlKEpfE Infenor”Court, sitting lor or-
I *4. Il« i ry county/ \.i J4 dinmy jmrpo*es July T. mi, JE3I.
(orcclafiiiro o(
•spectltiliy slit
rmrtgnge
11I1, Hint !
Soelli hnlfot let •>( litml | ( p,»
nil Sint, 1 .if" 1 rfuid,eon- 1 1
.• Mtumic tbe j.ny
!' /, jin
■Vl’-'r.ix i—Ii' Ml,
I’arMin* or In* g,tl 11 |u«
e I lie evpiriition of I lie
ney in the said mortgage 1
1 l.oiail \, Vi : 1111111! I«»11 con 1 it \ -
Fl Trnyxvick appli- f ir letters of tllsmissien fi
-Moses
m Hie ml -
• 1 idiot
1 their executorship of the
vithintl <
rrnftmid dec'd
tv Inxv, I'tsliew
t hegrnnteil.
nit'-i*, if any they Ii
lilven 11 tnier i»y If a nil 1 Ii
nprii7-mi:m ‘ I RAM is T. TI-.XM I.LE.C. C. f).
h 7,! '. lx A 1.15 Cnuntv, (icoruia — In t!te Su-
0 A- v peri.tr Court of mid cniiniy, April Term. 1831.
Fpon the petition of William NL Latimer mid Charles Lntl-
’ lylenl XVil-
11 XI..v <
Till il.ix
• i. .
e.- Hint lie
" : I. rd Ii Stephen I linn-
A l.l, persons.arc lorn mind from irnding
. (ir a certain nrmnksorv \ot<- giv-rt Lyme, fnrY'i .h»llni*.
KAMI Rntiiitv, (»cori‘ut. Timm::
enndv, fum tiiaiinl /,.i< hnriali LeMlierunml applies I
tti-mi«.*i«»n('n>ni hi* saiil Ii i.» mtlrretl I
, til. t let tv da V- nnliee of said nplfiiniliti^ Lefixut
r my hand 111h 1
May. t!\'iI.
R I'll EX .
I>"
1 ROUlilA — Ibitiiam Supciior Court,
S .ximcll Term, 1LT.L
COPY NOTES.
(inneror bearer 10 ct«il!nr«J&r .-.Orts fnrvnlncrc-
L ilt. (Signed) XV I Ll.I XXI SANDERS
"finer nr I- am- fifty-b-nr G"Ha.* i »r vale" rt-
I ::t. (* :g: etl) II XMIL’I ON HI KE.
DueTorr;
reived. I).
Due T"'i
fhigi.
) John iikhmjhn.
te lilll'.dre.l ""'lar* till x altt
XX II I I \X1 *,|. s HiM .
* XX I i I. I X XI M v'l ONE.
XX 11. Ll XXI XI. s | ONI’..
VPiiO-lixr tbilla I » . *b In.
JOHN J. BOSVV i LL.
,1 x (’. |t..t *"-l» bur* ■ .x ed.
If NN I Bl RN U\
. in 1"
id Iu
e-l.iU . •:
a >v — The
l the
r their olije
1, tlii
nytliej hax
, Mav, Ki ll.
. C.
II Xltl.l’.s IL II \M MOM*, it
% W ILKliXSON Cvunty, Goargin— % do ig
V V .Tone;!, ail mi nl-t rat nr of K l-.x ard Kil.iittge, late n| said
jounty. dc
id.ln
These art*
dilors nl * a i '1
nre^ribed by |a
sliev
U*e,lfi
I .iiai'.m: Rigby,Inteofsa
iugulnr the kindred and ri
al my nlfi'-e, v it Liu lltr tin
..j tli- > c.m.xvliy hniillelte
R. MALONE.
junedl)—8t
XVAUE-HOUSE
And Commission Business—Macon.
rgiHE subscribers continue the nhnvc Ini-
O *iaes«. and Respectfully nfiertl
nl the publie,
tiivi n under mv hand this 19th dn.v el XIny. Ifinl
mayga-in6m Al.FHAl s IIP.ALL. C 0. O.
H ASDKU hiicrinr Court, sitting For ordju-
nsr*-. Toly Term, I II. ‘ ,_
p nn j v ;<l t; ini* tin tor on tie estate rf .Iren I
XV hi
> the
I* letle
Parish C;
erx ires to tlicir I
p lea-eil the XV a re Houses oxvi
ecently occupied by Mr. John T. R<>'
nnde
aiic IB—tl
land.
, (iad
Cotton stored with or
ran have the choice of
rl ' u> ll l ^' 1 ,v ll |; l i:Ti : s.
FACTORAGE
Awl Commission Business.
THSttE Suhscrihcr w ill onmnu'iicc the nhnve
H- Im.in-K.ln Augu.m onilii t-i«l;.v«r s,■. i., r ""vi.iin.:
will tU'Vute his lime cuclulivply to (lie l... r......I.
nay pat. ..*i/e
in him for stor
All mile
his arrival nt Aucusia, directed to the c treof I din f’.H ilcom'i
will milt With praiwpl Httentmn. ll.s otlice. tor tlm prevent,
nt the first dour above llolcombh^
August S5—2tv—2«ntf.
COTTON BAGGING.
PIECES COTTON BAG-
Z«»4FSFMF UINU lor sale b, UAYtBUTTS.
.Macon, Aufc 18—^f • «
V LOOK .HERE! !
fHAHE fidmerilffr wisltus t" sell his vqhri-
B 1.1,1 I'i. IN 1-ATIOSL3 rail**. N. W. of T»lbi.lt«in. T.'l!-I
,kIniv-Tli*Te1.1".-. »'•"■«. .'f wi.iaii'ilwttl Jtn i- rl.*.r,*t unrt Hi
' ,!!!!■ A*V ir' "u 1VI*t'.'(tl. fr.'l* limit, ill =■"“! »r ; lvr. " "I «"II
f-nn.it ■Il'rrfil'I'ltllHf.tii. Il ith'IWil rn in., 1 ' nr 1- in'ili**
, "n.’serilii, n »<*ry fin* Fin Irauw.nnit .niiny ntlii'f iiulli'uui*,—
.. *’.,n.ri‘ir »»W. "tniiilllir ‘Itiinii'ii’. » ii.'i*lit.«.rl.n...l i l
,n i22G!! L iwnor Ilium Riniit >#i nil. williln 3 inili*.i_ Fur fur
nmtfcuL" npnly I" the «»b.i rlber In llnncock
r!i*?u[•djoi'iii'Slbn premise*. Tetu.. Hberol.. M p F0RI)
porifritle, (funenA fFunv, July IS—m5iu
in ' i \ m n. s'l (
mHORGAN County, Gwirgin Lifirinr
lvjs Court, silting for ordinary purpasi s, Adjourned Term,
1 Pre*iMi?their Iloiuirs Rm!< ru ), Leonard,KJjnli I’. Jmirs, nml
*i'id county, 22.1 A pi it, 1.
I the Supeiio
INK. Clerk.
f&fij (I IK i AN Snncrior (’ourl, March Term,
Ifii IK.il —RF LK MM fofnrrrlosr .Morfttare.
'■"Jl'.l'day
tl e court that
, ,’ftdn. /Siguvil) FRANK' JN ‘
• .0' (Shine'’)" FUanV i.iN «
burner or henrer fifty d"Eai*
i S led) IOIIV I
(Sicneil) X' JI I I \ N
Vinner or (" .ti er fifty fleet - I
I. (Signed) A BN I
JUKI. BRANHAM,
jut-i it;; ansi x i.
Ml’> AJ ARCILV. XN.
I .-it-,
i tlii* n
.iiL I •
A R XI s’F | I) RICHARDSON.
‘orer fortx-1 liar* for valuen
Hjjni ) IS1UM Li:'MIA M.
< V . r, , ‘ O'H'. II. Xi- X, FI il.
(Mtf. ' I'HIN II. '*« M X I II.
:v , (s::v., 1 ; ;.ni r 1 x i wa y.
iCSd. 1 pr ( ^ v<
t:t:\ AN I XI4N(,|M \i
;ltl have boon adopted, nml tlie bout calculated k
advance tho interest oft*the Slate. The dh'frunch'V.
iinr clause ill the la m3 hill, ns cur cnrrCkyondent. ol>-
ficrvoa, xviil uiif)t:t-1-1i• -iinhlv he tahoii tip h t (j u .
session of ottr !cr, 1-ituro. nml Uteri* is no dotiiit
blit the Governor xviil recommend its repeal. r JTic*
friendly A i ling which o.\ists between («»v. Gilnn r
nnrl the TicRiiltnl, a feeling xvhicli it is of the ul-
moal iinportanco under our preser.t relations fIiiiiiIcI
exist, and the amicablo spirit in xvliic/t all their nc-
gotinlietis have hoen conducted, is slrikinirl) pnur-
t rayed hv “A Citi'/.on of Jlall,"’ and ils hentiinia)
results distinctly shown. Our rcmnrlui, however,
xx ill add lint little to the interest of his production;
xve will therefore leave (lie biihject hy otteo mitre so-
heitinjr onr friends in Iiall county particularly, and
Ibe public al large, to give it a candid and dispas
sionate reading.”
From the cllhcmcm.
Mn, f* ii a xv,—1 bog lonvo through tho medium
of your paper, toaddross tho people in tho uppi r
section of the Slate, in reply to yovernl oHjoctions ‘
ur'i’od npainft the ro t looti.,not* Mr. Gilmer. One
of tho inort importuntof which, is tho proliihilion
of Iho ffoltl digger? from participating in tho heno-
ftK of the eoiitcinplntc-d lutnd Lottery, provided
for by nn act ot tho hist Legislature.
'I'i.’o (‘Mont ttf whi-’h the* proplo have been dc-
Bod tir i* j reived on this aubjaet. is ;t rnittor of astonishment,
( }, 0 | lor the opinion lndd by Mr. Gilmer with regard to
I’-b’v'M b j tho },isli> C, (and of cottr.so tho policy) of that pro-
ioii of the net, xvny well lniown ut Millcdgovillo
to have been entirely the rcverso of those \vhiclt
are now uttributed to him ; and so far from hia re-
ointnciuiing, or giving coimtonnnce to that pro-
ision in any xvr.v, lie urged his objections to it at
the time,und took this ns a pmmiiK'iit ground; that
there oxiated no speeiid laxv wlijch xvns violated
hy tin? <ftF"htg of got fit would he contrary to
justice t(x inll.i t <i puni ; l)mont on tlioso of the cit-
i/CMjs of tho State who hud been engaged in it.—
And furthermore, that the intrusions, and depreda
tions committed by the ciir/.ena of ether t,lct r,
uld r.ot be urged as u btifficiont. xvarranty for the
punishment of om oxvn citi'/ens.
Wfiatover may bo Mr. Gilmer’s opinion xvith re
gard to titat class of persona (if there be any) xvho
may Iiave violated the act ol* tho last Legislature,
t'lhinf? ellcct on the first day of January last, cer
tain il is, that he conceives no riUr.en of the »Slato
could injustice bo punished, cither directly or in
ch root lx> for such n HUjtposcd offence, prior to that
period; because tiio proper Judicial 'J’rihunal of
tins State, before whom olfcndcra had boon nr
rrrtgned, had delarcd no law om ted by which a di
rect punishment could be inflicted, either on the
resident or non-resident ofthe State ; consequent
ly an in tire t punishment upon the citizens of the
State alone, by the operations of an net of its
Legislature, xvltile thousands of the citizens of tin
adjoining states, bad equally trespassed upon the
public, property xx iilt impunity, xvas conoidorcd by
Mr. Gilmer to be subversive of overy principle! ol
justice. I again repeat, these were the well
known opinions hold by Mr. (iilinpr upon this sub
ject during its agitation before the legislature, and
they are his opinions stilt, the declarations of his
enemies to the contrary iiotn ith-sl Hiding’, however
high the source from xv lienee they may spring; and
how far tho opinion.* here expressed tally xvith
those* imputed to him and handled to his injury,
particularly in this section of tho country l leuw
very individual to determine for himself. The
xvriter of this article lias not adopted the Yankee
mode of guessing, xvhicli is sometimes practised
for political purposes, but has taken the trouble to
obtain information on this subject from an unerrinte
source ; he therefore confidently presents tin* re
sult of his enquiries to the people, knowing it to
ho unsusceptible of contradiction.
Another objection urged against Mr. Gilmer, is
his opposition to the immediate occupancy of the
Cherokee country. What tuny be the privuto opin
ions of that gentleman on {this subject, founded on
abstract principles of right, it is unnecessary for
us to enquire ; it is sufficient f>r my purpose xvhicli
is his full and complete justification, that hi* policy
ho established as the correct policy of the coun
try, and founded upon its highest and best interests.
What then is Mr. Gilmer’s policy? and xx hat are
his reasons for recommending and consistently ur
ging t Ii a t. policy ? A full and complete exercise
of sovereignty and extension of jurisdiction over
all classes and description of persons, residing
within tlio constitutional limits of Georgia, togeth
er xvith a full and ample protection ofthe public
property, xvhetlter comprehended in the extin
guished occupant title of tho (Mierohees, or loca
ted in the bowels of the earth, is the fixed and de
termined policy of Mr. Gdiner, so fur ns relates to
that part of the territory of Georgia now in the
occupancy of the Cherokees. Hut an unqualified
interruption of the occupant tillc of the Indians,
contrary to their collective or individual consent,
is not embraced in that policy. His reasons
he found, and amply fortified. 1st. Hy the dc
ni'»rt eager
tin.' ibe ii‘.(
f»(lbli.*liu<l t
ut into <
itu (.(Afromttic Riirutr
, Ji '), th). J iliik'vof Mat
1 L-l-rgM
\sri;n Cmintv--
M arc 11 Term, 1C1I.
be has I'll By
s for letters
'I Lilt after
i* McIntosh, «*X
.. ".ii'.I .Cut * ll
w hirl) all l»ei -nns e
A tnine:.imet no
rotor ns a lore; aid, x
irieot rnil*e be she
nerf lied w ill J»len*e
.loiirnnl, the said
! Billy iliMoissed,
th»* coptrary—of
y,lC31.
JOHN XV. POUTER
1VTNAM County, Geo^in.—John Etl-
mniiiUnn.Zarlmriuh Kibodncoo, and Jol'tx Lut.tH.t..rxe-
rso j \x ,11 nod le-t anient of I’.iticiici'Euioondsoi^de-
Id'/iaciiari'ahVv.i: . .i -no, admibistrnt roftle •*tntc I'f.XIi-
j;. xx|t.| lx I i: * xnri.lt. «\ <
tf ORGAN County, Gco.rjitjk, lutgior
1 S e.xiii't.siiiin- fur inilin'ary l.uipo'. , Adji.unuil i ita*
reh 11. 103!.
',eiil tlieir ten'.'.r* Fane
mntli* I*, lore tin
)Urt. (»“ Hint it be
ol tbe public gn-
«ef tl u Superior rx.tirtcl Marc*-'
Hi. K:'1.
j11hn xv. ror.Tr.R, r*i ru.
—Court of Ordinaiy,
rafwell rtnlfy
nil v
, ll.:-1 itd
I tl.ii
i the
> br j ill'll*!" il in
it*- id this State.
t\ xi. B. STOKF*
y, In
. (*. O.
, Tlindd'
od rick i
il, Jn*i
fJeorcc H «t
|i t< d Ibe ndMintstralio
(li*r!ii*»c<l rtirri h "*o—XX li»^i
is publication "t llii* ri
. tli.it
snhl •
.Ml '
finally dim
!>•••
Dr. N. II. I file tht
led, I lint after v
„ in Journal, In* "
hereti no), imb *s suflirieot cuum- be *ln'V
hlcli all person* concerned aie rcomn d
pciinii*,if any tin y bale, in terms ol tor l.ixx insu
and pros nk d
'“rr-iirN' •w.j.ViuTKir, c. r* 1
mai'di 17—
B ald xv in c ounty, Georgia,—(llork’b
Ollireef iLe C’noi t of Ordiimry.—Rl LE NISI.
Upon Hie pi lilienol John (J. " onli.iin nnd I). ti XVorslinm,
ex,•enter- ot the |:i*^ ill nod ti *tiiiitenl •>! Archer XX'01 hlonn.de-
cr:iM-d. •t.MtiouIluit ibex Iiave fully a ’mini!ter(d -ni t (state, ami
praxinu to be reenl.ii ly i!i*iei**< d tberidi on - .—Il i- ordt k d that
•. ...mv nl' Hu* said i ole tie ptiitl'ixlied one* n rn mb for six months
the public . rein**this j.lm e.d il no objm tl«»n» be
tht
1* F
ril, 1MI.
fjJU T.N.XM r*
’*'*M) I*
mu. v, (*< nrfiiii.—Ttimniis
i*v.y.> imil is.
ai.ner \ i'am:'. .
I!\ II. M M 1TII.
•run. n xriie.'ias.
tiiv Ujiiti
done tiiv *>( • ****** *.t*vo
’ • , i’ w I either tuive uppriivtil or
uisapprovedat tlio comse pursued l*j (|,« Jjiote.
ll hi: hnd ;i|*|*vovcd uC it. lie miistkiiiA'cilii,) the
confidence nml support of all hia f’riijEta. *»ko had
supported him in Ids views in carryiii.fi ,!ic Indian
question, tlirwifili Congress, upon (fee JilcJf?e of
our reprcsenlation, that the slide hail >i» intention
of oecuj.'ving the country. Oil tin* otker hind,
lie disapproved ofthe yourse, adirCJCt collis-
ion must .’iiive taken jjIiico lietyveen tile General '
nml State Govrjiments. ♦ , or while no (lift one
hand the I’ronidept must hnVo felt it iiis’.iunbcnt on
h'in to Iiave rxrcutrii the Jans of tl,*i L'niteci
Slates in pood faitli, so lur Its they ar- consistent
with her constitution und ilifinity, thu Cuvornor of*
the State would, nn the r.tlii*r, have equally
liotiml to have supported the sovereigniy of tlie
state, by u pre mpt and failliful execi«tiL*u of lier
laws. This would have produced tlmSiJt blow to-
wards tlie consummation uf an awful calamity,
that I pray God maybe averted from cw beloved
country, and in either event, tlie re—oledtieri of
<!* ueral Jack, on t<> the next Presidencymii^thavi
been jeopardized.
It is altopfether useless f.r dcaiyulqij* ii.disuluitls
fontlenipl I** eloalc this matter, and to fee the Hama
that unfortunately born, too freely ulneidy in tho
nn.'ueihis of the people, Ihr tlie occii(,ans?jr of thui
Cherokee country. I a wain repeal, t|«ttlrc> Presi-
‘ ’nt ot the United Stales luu tlHenX\j<ad Xl«»t tlio
tat" cairn t go into possession of ||* oountry,
it,I the Indian occupant litlo is extiisgnrailed,ei-
tln r hy individual contract or peuernl cCasiou of
the country; and Ima advised tho untli^rities of
Geortria in tho most mild, polite niiil l-ospcctiul
manner, timing them at the aiuuc tiiiiu lot i'orbenr
from any attempt to do so. Aro not tii.. 1 coneki-
sions 1 have hero drawn then, orthoiidx utitl irr#- ’
sistiblc ?
'It was under theso cireimiRtaner3,i,iii iiilluon-
ccl by such considerations, that Govq-nnr Gilmer
opposed the pa*san, of tile fjillrn/ l(jft last win
ter ; nml for tho purp ,se of arrestnqtifninischtev-
oiis- e.jig* quetices, lie prepared his vr( t t 0 put upon
it, ns toon us il pusseil the House of jjriraenta-
tives; in wliirh would linvoliBcu explnijiosi to th«
l .egisliitoro, both his olijeclions tr> fin, fea
tures **l the bill, ns >•. II as the piovin, a, t|,nt dfi^
priced the gjh) diggers of partlci|Mti|ut ir> its boiv-
elits. lie w:\ssaveil llie trnu'bfi- of pii^ 'smiqg,
however, by the timely amendment of the' riJenute,
afterwards concurred in hy the lfnuiign-f liepre-
centalivi s; which sospemlcd until Uu* i;]Ca*tuig of
uiiollier Legislature all (he opcrnliOM ul* Jif bill;
save the running the ruuntry into dig/iCs, which
was ubs lately necissnry li*r the cxcoulieni of Iho
laws, 'i ho ol.iectkinalile jiarts ofthe bill being 1
Iherefac ciispeiidftd, llie public good jf*ju irecl that
the hill as it tljeu ste.oil should be *,pprovoil; or
tlie ni.vess.ar/ survey of the country j»ti sec.tir.ns
ui,,l d.stricis, could not have been eti'eiq/ti ;liir laid
ll,.' t .i,vc: nor |»Jt his veto in ilm hiJhtoi he had
ioti oiled, the late p**iiod ol the ,*■*-■• ioi, tvryiiltj not
have admitted of the j age of an nijtnr art jhr
that purpose. It will tlwr* ' a* ul onci'Ut jierreiv-
* d, Pint us another Legislature n.u**i irL,ev&SU! be
fore that law can have any operatic* iLdliituce, it.
is ill effect dead ; und the Governor win l,n»ve it (ill
1 ’*s power to call tho attention of tlie i*e>it Legis-
lut ire to u ■ articular notice of us lijtetioimbl©
feat urea, whtcli will he unqestioiiubly tji.in*.
! have here shewn 1 think plainly, ,v||^t would
have been Inst by the want of a good understand
ing bciween the Governor of tlie Stage nnd tho
I’ri Ghent of the United h'tutes, relnti*c :,i oCr ln-
dian oftoini. 1 wilt now proceed to nllcrf what
benefits have resulted from that good uiijvrsland-
ing*
Georral .Tackson is tho first I’roskfent that has
evi r cxhildted an earnest desire to nr,*,,rd to Ooor-
gin her lull rights and privileges on tht Wig agita-
|ed subject ol the removal nf the liidjups. Votin''
the execution of Ins desires lie tpaiml itntipcrablo
* bjeetiena springing up iu every s*‘(t,i*ic of 1b4
* 'untry. Those objections imd to W met in a
mild und compromising spirit, nr tbe ojii»u) of tho
Indians M ould have been oinbrftecd by » large ma
jority in ('oiipro-:s. Therefore; while tb@ i'resi-
deiii readily nceerdftd to the slate all hef positive,
runortl right, he was necessarily Oanijiollefl
t.icensnll the jt clings and opinions of*)t|,cr sec
tions ef the c* niitry, in the support ot ulilicrul pol
icy reeoimr.i ndeil hy him to Congress on tlie sub
ject. It o ill nt oner be seen, that niter tl»e l’resi-
dent had yielded to the .Suite all the Cfn-Ktitiitional
rights einliruei'il in-her claims of sovspeirfdty and
jorisdictinii, tliat he emilil go no tiirtliff i»i c.vtcn-
dirtg his liberal policy, without the aid ifiil coheur-
r**nce of Goiigjess. For the consunimjan nf this-
desirable oliject. roquired large appriijiriiitioiw of
money, ns well i s d* uned rules hy whit (i the poll—
cy of the Vresident should l;** carried \nn effect;
il I and such nrrniU'Ciaents were the eppjstitationai
I prerogatives of Congress alone. Thors) n^jt ntat-
rjnst tho claims nf tho .Stater
' &
* * s
; •«
* Nf
* .x
I
*• ^
Ti ut* 4"| > I
Aiir'tst
*1) I. .MAN, Cl’l>.
m
TO THE i’UREtr.
tin nrninircinrnt of thi* PrujirictoiL of
lohu 11. Walk
XX \l II. c MM*Ell,
< l IW |\ II \ IMMS Superior (ahiii—
The Governor, on the inljrn.nlion ol lMvusant ftfi
H appeal iitct" Iftc . t.ttrl (hat(he deb-fuJanl in Ihe nb(»%cc.i«u
docj it"1 re*’nle xx llliht Ibe Uut'O "I the Nt tic It D, <>n innlimiol
c "Ui V ( I. ..rile.-.Ml, thaltlie tic'eiidnin ixi p.s.r nt Hn; i .xil' ii"
t l, .inti I liat mm x .' • I i*"i I• • • I ' •' ■»l "»»i (*t 1''• -
l* xxi'l iit.xn'e lIk id In r*'*;ii
left «. An c(*n• * rtifiice,
,iH||N lOIIN-ON, Nuprrln
FOR SALE,
’firo 7'roefts of tVood 7.and,
Yl.N'li nt the I.'ltli distrirt of Monroe
Mil apply (" Ihe »ub«cjibcr
MlilrdrcvilU*. Baldwin cinmf, Ax^fx^ 4
JAMES BIVINS.
ration and pledge made by our Representatives on tered not, h
the fioor of Congress during the disci! ion of tie 1 were, under the compact of IS02l it was IhpOHSible
[mliiiii hill, that it was not the intention of the | for liorto obtain a full coin|vletioiTofhfilAtishcs on
State of Georgia to take possession of the Chero- * this subject, esc -pt |jy the conrtirrcift«e of Con-
kee country ; to winch pledge alone, is attributable 1 gr* -s ill the policy rec.raumwjdeil hy th(i IVcsklept,
Iho filial p:'i‘*'.'*''ige of that bill, hy w hich the l'.i 1- without hamrding the on u disaslri.us o/ia/cquen-
deut of the United fttaU s has been furnished with 1 c* ■, and forfeiliiqr the Iricndshippf tiio ly««iilent,’
su"h ('.xtdflbitc powers, and ample means tor the win* n* v at .iris m that Government, (|*c itvoirgd
iidvuiici nnnil of tlie mU;ri'sl of our stste, ns well! (riend nnd advocate of the interest of IbvgltaUi on
ns the states'hiiviiig Indians within their limits, anil; this sulijeet.
•J*Ily. beeaiisi ,t is tfi* known nnd s tilled policy of As has been before observed, obstn<*|,sii groving 1
the Government of the United States, that while j out of a diversity of opinions ad wr|| g* eonflic-
sh° freely accords to the States tin ir sovcreipttltf i ting seelioiial interests, wig# arrayed ft nil their
and right of juri.digiii, nnd Ims withdrawn all oh- • pew-erfnl inllumre in Congress agninsl the policy
stacli’s that w ere i.vtlift wav of a full and complete ! of the poverngientj and one of llie n>w t promi-
exercise of them xyW he" Ims hitherto asserted it j nent and powerM objections urged, wq, tM» dulcr-
as her prerogative and duty, (and the l'rcsidcr.t initiation of- Georgia to drive the Indiyu* from tho
mill views it in the same ligiit) to prntnt llie lodi- i country, by her legislation orotlim win', Jljts ob-
nns again, t any efiorts on the part of the Stale to I j -cti-.n Imd hi lie met, for upon it depofirliJ entire.
interrupt their occupant'title, contrary to their con
sent being obtained, either collectively or individu
ally.
In justification of this policy, it w as well known
by the Legiblafiiro Inst, winter, that, the Governor
of Georgia was respectfully solicited by the I’res-
jdent of the United States, to forbear from any
(;ontriii|*latcd attempt on the part of th* State to
occupy the Cherokee ci.until, (living tliu gov
ernment of Georgia in the same mild and respect
ful way, distinctly to understand, that it would be
out of the power of the I’ri sidniit to tolerate such
a procedure on Iho part ofthe State. Here I*',
me ask, had not thu President u right to expect ru
acquiescence on the part of the state, in tlu policy
iu* found it necessary to adopt on this point, nllcj
having rnttde so bcht and beneficial a stand in her
ly the Mc«..i of llio arrangement* ii.gessiuj to
carry the Prenidi nt’s policy into rlluchtn chew fe-
Uil ,>\leat. It w as ht tiiis auspicious oihokM. *mil
und* r those pressing circium-tanci s, t|iut»ssar»a-
cos were given by onr Repn-iftulntjv** in C*ai-
gre is, and approved of by (sir tHlenlei)»niri fmari- >
otic Governi.r, that it teas not tt:i hUAitinrXaJ Gtor-
An til -I* i'..'to /lusseMion oj the Chm^,e icmufiy ;
and ibu-e pi'll,slalii,ns w ere reee it< J by ti mores* ,
ns n part of the declared policy of thvT'i^sidomt,
nml secured the passage of tlie /in(i</i» hill, from
w Inch the slate is likely to derive so nitgji benefit.
Here then was nn ub.nihite necessity fot afrieudly -
unde rounding, ami eo-eperntion betw^ two
Government^, who were equ-lly intere;t*ji| in tho
ncconqilisliinent of tiio sumo object^ ),l*i (ortho
good tiitda of which tho reproscnUk(ivequf thopoe-
