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1*1 lll.lf >4181.
Haiti n lit feh«*rl9 ^nlrfc.
mi tin- fir*t TuewUv in AI
nil..
► II!
tscathe usual hour* of tale, the folic
■-roe*. Mxtlha and l*rr three children
.1ST b^ii,
► of Milled*#-
2 Billiard Ta-
mo tut Mallo
ry r i M iho/.my Hook «. 13 >ittmg Chair*; I
WvA.Mm.u llo\' 2 |*-n. Vahlr* , 1»» Painted K*r* ; 16 framed
I’lfluir* ; M «tin— V.*r.; I Pitcher |r«mn..,i.| , I Pair fine
t*11« 1 1•'ro , *.* M*ri»fe B.-<'•*; 31 UU«* Decanter* ; 2 Bucket*.
7 Tumbfor* ; I" Chaupaigif <5. H Silver Spoon* ; 2
Nuearh.iM. r-; I -.Iv.*r Sureri 10Uliw 1 rn*; 61 M»m Spe-
tfej\r*. » l.ivg. Billiard II mhr«, l Step Ladder; 3 Urge
Tahlrr; an I 3 Small Bench#*; I l.ot Tobacco;! Ho* Tur
in! I ('fill do of do; I Sett Patent Hn lance*;
\ Tobacco fcmfi
n;iJ 1 Basket, I Jai
14 tin'll** Preserve*; H Il
ea Soda Pow.l ra; 8 Untie* r
Houle* Wine; 31 Bottle* '
Deck* Card*; Clove* ami M
Untie* *n iff. an I 46 bo
urtain, and furniture; I Stool,
!«, r |U*k*
• Wii
, 35 Ho
idlitt tinw
r* oi Cat-up , 33 Bottle* |*„ klm ; 17
• Cordial-; i-i Hose* Taper*; II
Man*, H Untie* Sne.-t Oil; II
- Mnt. hr*; 27 l.o*r* Salt, «m| a lot
of Porluminj; Niitmvp-; 3 DimijoUn*; l Jap, uml mv*t|
Lanins; 3 (.il'i/.ri| I'uintilrr*; l '» <»•!loll Keg (of earthen-
wnr.’J; Bonn'. S \ . t tolui. r o; ti hock Gln**o«;3 Venetian
lllinij* foi Win.I -a-; I tuir lira** Andiron*, abovel and long*;
2 the Screen*,and I I i.pr round table (rinri; M (inII..,* .lit-
trr*; |.'> Gallon* Jamaica llum; 10 do h r £ of do ; H .Ugn
Winr. in K*c and Dimytlin; I K-fc noiiev; I Cask Apple
Ilrnmiv ; • Mu I. Wine; 1 C*«k Port Wine: I do Ma-
ileriad . . A In! of empty Bottle*. Hnrrel*, Pipe*, K«p*. Ate.
Air. All levied on a- the property of N. II. Julun, to *nti*fy
h innrtpnpe fi f.i in fuvor of Sami
D. I- Leu r, Win. J. Da
v*. N. B. Julian.
id a
23.
i ker, 11. M
’I. mid Thoiaa* M. I
CHARLES ENNIS, fSh’ff.
hn,
\y
lfiA let win Nlirrlll
ILL he Hold OB the fir*t Tueedav in AUGUST ne*t,
the court-house door in tke city of Mill#dg«-
between the mxuuI lioara of *»le, the following properly,
vat:
\ \f 1 i A. h
Deratui - i
county • J
of JMfdii i
D-i oilier article* »<t
>m itv of John If. <
ul.l >lc Ronald ~fii
operiy pointed out
•imminp,
fa i**urd
by plain-
C. ENNIS, Kh’ff.
\V
A«* mini *vtrnior’» SiiIp.
»d . ,i the hr-t Tneaday in \ugwrt neat,
C’o'irt-'mi-e door in the town of lUirhridpe,
ntv, i! .Jr n erder of the Interior Court of the
l.o* of I.anti No. 1517,
•,.. t of orifirallv Early no*- Ilreaior conn*
: nr. *rty <rf Joba Sharp, late wi J«me*coun-
A. ». S1IAUP, Ad in'r.
itliMhTiMrjiior’ti Units
.1 on the hr»t Ttiraday in Anpust ne*t, within
purauuuce of itn order of
liJkrruuvr UvpnniHfui, Hu./
Mu i.six.atn.i r. iWth Mm, IH33. | -
W HEREAS. I,van Art of the timer nl A*a- : i»ddv. paM-
rd the tthli Iterrmber. 183d, entitled M An Act.tupru
de for the rail of a (’intention to redm e the number of the
t'lw ral A*-rinl.|> of the Slate of (irorpi*.and furoihernur*
p<iw* thru m named," ii i* pmvided *• tb.it n -halt Im the duly
of Ilia Ksrellenry the (inventor to five puhlmiy to tlte aliera-
tioita and amendment* made m tin (\malilution,*in refer, nreto
the Kcdut inm of llir Mimlter of memlx*r* eon.poem* llie t,cn-
era! Aaaemblv, and Ibe firat MumUj in October, neat alter the
ainc nf *aid Convention, he -l.nll fi« on for tbe A lialifiralioi) by
the People,of *u< h amend.ueut*. alteration*,01 nr w nrtn lea,a*
ake for the objeeu of teduclM n and eipiulisaiion of
lie ticocral Aaaemblv only, and if ratified bv n innjoriiy ol
inter*, who vola on the miration ol ‘HATIUCATIOV
NO HA riElCATlO.N"-iben,and.nlibat et. ul,il.ealte
it* *<» by them made and ratified, ahull be bt.tdutg on the
people of ib'ja Stale, nod not other* i*«."
\M» Hiianrts, the delegate* ol llie people ol llii* State,
embled in Convention under the proviaion* of tlm befora re-
'd net, and agreed lo, nnd declared Ibe follow in? ro lie al
teration* and amendment* t.f the Constitution of thi* State,
lie lung the repreaentation of the people in the (irurral Aa-
inhly thereof,to-wit :
The Contention a*M-rnbled under an art, M to provide for tlte
ill of a Convention to reduce the number of the (ieneral Aa-
tnldv of the State, of (icorgiu, and for other totriioaea tlierein
trneil,” p.i*aed the UCth day of Heeember, 1838, Imvinp inet
mJnr flit Proclamation of the (juvernur, on Monday the (ith
Jay of Mav, 1839, propone n* th'* final renult of th. ir ueliliero*
tiona, the following, to he nnirndmenta Jo thnCoiiaiitution of the
I State, of ticorstn, and present the anntt; to lit- Excellency the
I Governor of the State, that puldieity may be given to *aid nl-
alion* and amendment*, nreording to ill.- *ixth acctionof the
t, under which the Convention a**emt-!rd.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
or hir.
STATE Or HKOIIUU.
r ba Il<tine of Keprerir ntaiite* shall hn composed of nifitn-
‘a from all the rountiea which now are,or hereafter may be
ludeil within thin Stale, according to their respective num-
•e of free white peraon*, and including three-fiflha of all the
people of color, to be awertained by nn actual enumeration,
to be made from timu lo time, at interval* of seven year*, a*
»w by law provided. Each county shall he entitled to one
leraher. Each county having a representative population na
nbovn Bjincilied, of aix'lhourtaml nrraona, alinll be entitled tn
d.fitiouul mnmlier, and •■u. h county hating *uch repre
sentative population of twelve thousand person*, *hnll be en
titled to two mMiiionni member*, but no county ahull have more
tlinn three tnembei*.
The uumher of inemheri ol which the House of Represen
tatives will beeunipoHcd hccording to the aforesaid ratio, and
t ceiiaua, ahull not hereafter be increnaed, except when
My is created ; amt it ahull he. the duty of the I.e^'is-
Ja-|»e
Oar Sol «r l.nud ol IO nrrr-,
in Cherokee cnuiil' , in the third district of the find section,
No. 1*288. SuJd for t!io benefit of the heirs of Davis I.
late of *aid count,
14
AUG. \V. f.ANE, Adm’r.
AtliiilnlMrnlor’s HnlC.
A GUEEAHLV lo an order of the lionurulde
. < *ourl of June* reuntv, when Kitting fnror.lim
%v]|| l e t’oM oil the fii^t Tueadny in August 0*1
coari-hoiise door in the county of Forsyth,
L.ol or Lnntl, No. I2f»,
»e Inferior
> purpo*ea,
"I inure county, dcc'd.
oily Cherokee
real ramie of
hi u.nd<* known
A. H. SHARP, Adu
in the 2d district of the limt acitiou ol oricii
now Foray ill county, it being n purl of lhi
John Shnip. Ini*
on the day of md
Atliiiiiiitttrjtlor'ft NiiIp.
W II.I. be sold on the first Tuesday in September matt
ut the court-house dooi in Lumpkin county, under uu
order of the Inferior Court of tliecoiuiiy of Jones,
l.ol or Lnid No. II7«,
«n the 11 th district originally Clierokce, now I.uiiipkia county
Hold n* the property u( Jolin Sharp, late of Jones county, de
ccfu d. ’I erm* ou lire day of kale.
'A. H. SHARP, AdinV.
July 4,1..M3. tda.
I \« r iifoi v half.
V GREEAHI.E to an order of the Inferior Court of Ja
per count v, when sitting for ordinary purpose*, will bo
pol,I I,, (ore the co.n• hsu’.e d»>or, in Moirtirello, on iho first
Turpday iu Doccmber i.-xi, within the legal hours vi sale,
Two Iota of
whereon Anthony Peeler, late of naid county, due’J„lived,
Also, thn lolloWiug named negroes to-wit:’Vine a woman,
Horry, Jerry , Muacs, Aaron, Winny, Johnson, Andoraott, Nico-
It
JOHN FAU1.KNEH, >
JOHN STEVENSON, j
Lx’ors.
i:\4Ttiloi'H Suit*.
I on tun firat Tuesday in September neat
to mi order ut tho honorable tho lull
W’m^-ES
Court ol New ton county.
1,01 of Land, No. 99,
ii the fith di-tri. t nf Jones county, helongiug lo the estate
John Maidb brooks, dec’ll. Sold ior n division. Tor
ISAACS. Ml DIM. EH ROOKS, ^ ^
April 28-1! in
DAI ID MIDDLElUfOOUS,
<«Hurdiau** Nule.
A GHKF. AP.l.E to nil Older of tho InferiorCrmrt of Wilkin
so.I county, when Kitting for ordiimry purposes, w
sold on the fir-t Tuesday m November next, ut the.
Iioumi dooi. in thu tow n of Irwiutnn, WilkiiiMU. county
Htte iteh'io Woiilllll,
J-’unnv, 43 year, old, belong ng to the estate nf James A.J
Gate*, (minor.| late ut said county, doc'd. Sold lor th be
no lit ol tli-lieu* mid creditors. Term* on llie d«v
mav 7 U. II. HUKNEY Guardian.
uiiy they
HliOUHE A, lS;iis«uin Cwliikty.
HEIM’IS Iv/ektel Trice applies lo me f,
III* .M.-H.u fioni tl.e estate 01 Jsu.es k. Ti
This tin r* ter • to < »te aud admonish the kituli
ditors, and Mil perMon* i unearned, tube and appear
w ithin the time proscribed by law, to shew ctuise,
have, why said loitershIuuiWnot lie grnuted.
Given under my hand, thi* tit Ii dnvol’ A |*ril l UT9.
CIIAMLES \V. CMlOATE, n.c. c. n,
June 0,4839.
flEOKfii G llalduiti Potiul),
i'll I. REAS, I..1111111* Ib.x iiu.i He.ij.tudu
\V
ui;.
>N
ill, \N dhitisuit t otiaiy.
III. lid t
I ired and
my Oaii-
why sanl
Jink.
GI.OKGIA, M ilkinsoai t'eiinl)
mmrilKREl^ h.lward A. Moiganoppl
late nf suid county, dcc’d.
These me therefore incite tlw* kindred nnd
tier’d, to he and appear at niv office wiiliiu tin
liv law, toshew iuusc,ifauvihey lime, why m
Gi
en under
-11—r»t
OEOIMli Al M ilkiiiHOM Conuiy.
TV HERE\S TIiontH* Vuleiitiue, applies to
II of ailmiinsUatioii ou the estate of Amh
late of said entity, dcc’d.
'These arc therefore lo cite and admonish all
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to
i.t my office within the time preeevibej by
*hew cause, if uny they have, w hy said letters should not
granted.
l.t.tirs 4 ok n.Uti. j
Sj-rnilfitort nnd Cnyilnlit*B tn’// do veil tountitr tki\
opportunity*
filHE Fubseriber offer* fur sale the following l«ds. in th«
J t4iMitb«
II ol Georgia. .Most of them a% well t.liv
id, nnd upon route, improvein%iis arc a|-
In fheroiintvnf Ware, acre*
In thn count v of Wav I4«
In the . .army of Camden lo.4u
In the «. .unty ot Appling D',9o M
Intbacount.r.of Iwiwndc & Thomas b#)
In the countv ol linker, 7.2*1 “
utarnn.of Momgonniyfc . wii “
count v of 1‘i.ln.kl 8,(00 “
count ic*ol Cherokee country, 7/0tt **
i iiuoilier of smull tracts in various couitkira of the
f::l
In th
In Uu
In the
In the
A Iso,i
Sitate.
The abotr lamia in the Southern section of the State, are
'me Ivmds, lying for thn most part, in aituafioiw where
r may l»e easily Iran-ported lo q ntnrket. Some are
minted immediately on the routs of the Rail Iload frotn
firunswick to the junction of the Flint slid tJliatlahoochee;
others upon the St. ll!n,St. Mary's Altainnha, and Savannul
rivers, nuvicnhlo streams.
.Sale* will bn mode on accommodating tenna. Part cash,
and the |hnlnm-e of the purchase money, in one two and
thrrny ears, with good security.
Apply to 8. W. NICIIOI.S,
Clinton, Jones county,Gen.
ITT The I'ailed Htalen Gosette, Philadelphia; the Alba,
Huston; N. V. Express, New York; Richmond Whig, and
Charleston Courier, w ill each give the above advertisement me
monthly insertion lor three months, and forward their at-
count* to this office for payment,
sept 18—-If
the la
I
uturc,ut tl.eir seHsion,to be l.olden next after the enumeration
provided for by law, so to regulate the ratio of representation,
•a to prevent such increase.
Thu Representatives hI.m11 be chosen annually, ontha firat
Monday of October, until such day of election aitnllbe altered
bv law.
The .Senate shall consist of forty-six members, elected anntt-
Iv on llie first Monday in October, until surfi day of elee.-
un shall be altered by law, and shall lie composed of one
member from each ot tho forty-six Senatorial Districts follow-
tog:
1 Chatham A. Effingham.
2 St riven nnd Hurke.
3 Richmond At’olumlna.
4 Lincoln and Wilkes,
ft Elbert amt Madison.
t» Habersham A. Lumpkin.
7 I 'n.on and Rnhun.
H Forsyth nnd llall.
9 Jncktonuud Franklin.
10 Clurk nnd <hl*tliorpe.
1 Grenneand Potnnm.
12 'Taliaferronnd Warren.
13 llar.fock nndHnldwin.
11 Wnahi.igtoii and Jeflrraon
15 K.mnnmd &.Montgomery.
Hi Liberty and Itrynn.
17 Tattnall nnd llulloeh.
18 McIntosh and Glynn.
19 Camden and Wayne.
2t> Ware and Lowndes.
21 'IVIfair ami Appling.
22 l.nurcnsai.d WilkiitHon.
23 Pulaski and Twiggs.
24 Hibb and Crawford.
And whenever hereafter tlte
25 Jones and Jasper.
2t» Hnttsaml Monroe.
27 Gwinnett nnd Walton.
28 DeKalh aod Henry.
29 Newton and Morgan.
30 tiilmer and Murray.
31 (Joes and Cherokee.
32 Cobh nnd Campbell.
33 Cowctu and Fnvntte.
34 Meriwether ana Talbot.
35 Pike nnd Ups.in.
36 Houston and Macon.
37 Dooly nnd Irwin.
33 Thomas and Decatur.
39 linker nnd Early.
40 l.ee nnd Sumter.
41 Randolph and Slew-art.
42 Muscognn and Marion.
43 llnrrin and Troup.
44 Heard nnd Carroll.
15 Paulding and Floyd.
46 Chattooga, Walker and
Dade.
.egislntnre shall lay off and ea
IflEMCiL COLLEGE.
IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
fflllE next Winter Term of Lcr.turea{«n the Medical De
partment rif Hampden Sydney College, at Richmond, will
commence on MONDAY, October 2lat, 1839, and continue un-
the last of February following.
Aug's L. Warier, M. D., Professor ol Surgery and Surgi
cal Anatomy.
Jso.^Cui.LKif, A. I)., Professor of Theory and Practicoof Me-
. Johnson, M. D.. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology,
W. Cm am ni.Rt.AY A K, M. D., Prefeasor of filatefia Medt
ca and Therapeutics.
I.. Hohannan, M. IL, Professor of Ohstrc tics and the Die-
eases of Women slid Children.
Sockatis Maupin,M. D-, Professor of Chemistry aod Phar
macy.
The College Infirmary, attached to the College Building, haa
been in successful operation for the last eight months,and fur
nishes constantly a number nf interesting Medical and 8urgfcal
Cases,—to which the Htudent haa across M all hours.
The College Infirmary, together w ith the Aim* House, Penl-
ntinry nnd Armoi v (which are under tlte charge oftwo ol
thn Professors) will afford the Htudent nn op|»onunily of tvit-
nessing thn various disensen incident to a Southern cliinitte.
'The abundance of Materials for Anntnmie.sl purposes,and the
reduced price at which they are furnished, will enable the S’tu-
dent to acquire nn intimate knowledge of the Anntomy of'the
human body, and tlte use of Surgical Instrument*.
During the Inst Winter Course of Lectures, from the num-
nfSitrpienl Coses admitted into the Infirmary, the Profe*
of Surgery wan enabled to exhibit before thn clans,'nearly
all tlte important Surgical operations upon the Urinff Muffjrct,
nnd from the incrcnaing popularity of the Infirmary, there
reason to believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases ia tl
“ottse, will greatly increase.
Good Hoarding, Including fuel, lights, servants’ nttnndance,
an bo obtained in this city for Jour dollnra per week.
r are authorised to state that s full Course of Lectures in
nstittilion w ill he received ns equivalent to one in the fol
lowing Medical Schools: University of Pennsylvania; Jef
ferson Medical College of Philadelphia ; Medical College of
the State nfSnuth Carolina; Transylvania University, Lex
ington, Ky.; University of Maryland, Ate. Arc.
'The Profeasor of Anntomv will open the Dissecting Rooms
of the College on tho firat of October.
AUG’S L. WARNER. M. IL,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May 17th, 1839.—June 25—2m.
tnldiidi a now county, it shall he added to the most
Senntoiiul District, having the smallust representative popu
lation! JAMES M. WAYNE,
President of the Convention
Attest:
Li’cirtt I.ATAITE, Secretary of tho Convention.
I therefore, in conformity with the provisions of the before
riled act, do hereby g
eh voter for member
State, on the first day therein specified, to-wit: on the first
■Inv in Oetobnr next, to give hi* vote ofRATlFICA
TION rt or “ NOfRATIFICATION," ns provided in said act
ml that (Its presiding officers certify the same to this Depart
ment accordingly.
veil under my hand and seal of the Executive Depart'
nient at thn Capital, in Miilodgeville, this the day and
year lirnt above mentioned.
GEORGE R. GILMER.
By the Governor.
John II. Srr.n.r., Her. F*. Dept.
I N BALDWIN SUPERIOR COURT, December Adjourn
ed Term, 1»«8.
John W. I.. Daniel,
I.. Daniel, )
va. Si
Griffin, )
. ItUta NWI far forrcloturc.
Alfred Griffin, )
Upon ilia petition of John W. L. Daniel, pruying the fore-
osure of a mortgage executed by Alfred Griffin, on the tliir-
ciuh day of February, in the year eighteen hundred and
thirty-eight,for the better seeming tlte payment of the nv
eight hundred and fifty dollnrs, on nil that tract or parcel of
laud, situate, lying and being in the. city orMilledgeviiie.cou
tv and Stale aforesaid, being the corner of loUnutubcr four,
square thirty-four, and running olio hundred feet on Way
ulreet.anil one hundred and sixty feet un Montgomery street
—And it np|tearing to the Court, that the sum of five hundred
and eighty-eight dollars aud twenty-five cents, remains dua
mid unpaid, on said mortgage, by the said Alfred Griffin lo
the said John W.L. Daniel: It is on motion, ordered, that the
said Alfred Griffin, do pny into tho Clerk's| office ot thi
Court, the sum of five hundred and eighty-eight dollar* nn<
twenty-five cents, w ith intercut and cost, on or before the first
day oi the next term ol tin* Court, or in default thereof, lh<
equity ol redemption in and lo said mortgaged premises,
fiom tlieiieefortli forever barred and force Wed. And it
further mdered, that a ropy of this rule he published oner
month tor four month* in one of the public giixettcs ot this
Stale, or served on the moil gager or his special agent
attorney, ut least three mouths before the next term of this
Court.’ , ...
Georgia, Ilnldwin county—A true extract from the Minutes
of Baldw in Superior Court, this26th January, 1838.
april 30—m4m WM. S. MITCHELL,Clerk.
IHHKOL.UTION.
T HE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm of
Ells Ac Sharp, was thi* day dissolved hv mutual con-
N. ELLS,
juno7 ^ A. B. SHARP.
HIE business will he eontinued by the ubdersigned, who
w ill keep on hand, a select assorUncut of Law,Medical,
Miscellaneous uml Classical Hooks.
Also, a fine assortment of
ii k v uoons,
(just received) which he Antlers himself, ha can sell as cheap,
" cheaper tliau they can lie bought io any part of Geor-
gin.
lie ,would also give notice, that hn intends going to the
North, in a few weeks, to purchase goods; nnd would say that
all orders would he thankfully received, nnd promptly attend
ed to. lie will deliver books to persons in any ,pnft of the
State, to order. N. ELLS.
Milledgevillc, June 7,1839.
MiLt.rnrvtt.t.t, June 7, 1839.
UU* Notwithstanding 1 have thin day relinauislieo all tnv in
terest iu the Mercantile but-ine**, I would lie uoing my freltncs
njustice, did I not tender uiy thank* to my friends generally
for tho very liberal support we liuve received. And having
every issurnuce that tlio business will be conducted by Mr.
Ells, ns well us it ever has been, I would respeotfully solicit
for him a continuance of their support.
In ItAl.DWIN INKEUlOll COURT, April Term, 1889,
#9,000. Milledguville, July MOtli, 1818.
On or by the 25th of December next, I promise to pay Wii
lisin lloweit or order, ’Two Tlu usaud Dollnrs, value received.
J. I*. COLES.
1'nv to r. Duel or order, U M. llOWEN,
I'ny tuC. Kelsey,Co. I'lllLIT DUEL.
#1,4ill Mil, Miilodgeville, July 26th, 1818.
On or bv the 25th of December next, I promise to pay W
Unm Bowen or order, Fourteen Hundred aud'Thirty-one 83-100
dull.r., value roceitej. P. COLES.
Pay to Philip Duel or order, WM. BOWEN.
I'ey to C. Kelsey,&• Uo. PHILIP DUEL.
IT appearing to tho Court that two uotea of which the an
ncaed are copies, have been lost bv fire.—It is, on motion
Iverson L. Harris, attorney for 0. Kelsov, At Co., ordered
that the said J. I*. Coles, shew cause ou the first dav of the
next term, why Ibe said copies should not be established
lien of Haiti lost original*, and that this order be published
once a month ms newspaper published in Millcdgcnlle, until
the said Court.
A true extract from the Minutes of Baldwin Inferior Court,
,hU ‘ ,a,d “ V “ f A " ri ‘- ‘ m cHA8. W. CHOATE,Clerk
npril 23—tn7t
I N BALDWIN 8UPBRI0R CODRT ( December Adjouru-
rd Term, 1838.
Robert C. Browu, ]
Rule NU1 /0fforecloture.
Lueien Latasto nnd (
Violoi Leteate* J
Upon the petitii n ol Rob
Git
tune Vi
nder my ba
-Ot
G r :;
IF.ORG I A. Baldwin County—Whereaa, .-
MtiHtoi ou the evtate of Robert
eaid eouMtx, dec'll, appbe* lo me for letter
'This i- then fore to rite the kind
dec’d. to l»e uu>l appea
l*v Inw, to show caut
elioulJ not be grunted.
ml creditors of said
office MiiUtu the time prewrnbed
by said lelleie
june 25-
CIIA8. W. CHOATE, D.C. C. O.
Crunty.—Whereas Maty Aon
>r letters id diMiiiH-ioit from the «»*•
lute uf said enujilt .iJeceaeod.
i* tke kindred and ■ redrtors of said
I»v> office, Wilkin the time prcw-rilM-d
f lu% tliey have, why *&id b iters
Id not tie grutiled.
Given ondet mj band this 9th <1
jsn 22—i.ttmi C. W
C GEORGIA, Baldw
* Bui hanan.appliri
late ot TUeodoctu* Tut
Thi
doc’d
It
,d appr
G K JlUsI A, Baldwin ■
bt I
eluKt swncli tail «"id s via
praised by H. 11.
uiM>.— lb itjaiiiin l.eeter
» nut about 14 vrais old.v
in hei lorelicad—shod tn'iore.
. M. Cf ary. at f:i».
JOHN S. STEPHENS. J. I*. 322dDist.
A duo extract fioiu the E-it«v Book, tin* 29th Juue, B’-M.
CliAS. NV. CIlO.VT, C. I. C.
july 9—3t.
"" ” lit'IRSIIlMirUt* fall. /
Mtllrdgvwille, I iWb January , lu.fr (
WTPON the petition ot William V. St«.te\,j.«n , ..i Coweta
U county, shewittx that lie i» th* rightful drawer ot Lot
|8o. OM hundred and fitly eight, (I5t:.) in the filth di*!rn t of
the fourth ewcUoii. < ‘berukcs»ounty : that am 11«4 ba*. tliroiigli
in is la hr, I e***! g rallied to William I’. Htnry.ji., ut Craven's
Dlstrb t. Cowita touusv, atwl that »md (taut i«-otuit be pto-
durrd at lloa Departmeol Uil coirrrlmti
Ordered, that nsb a. sufficient i .us* b. ebrwn to the roi.trm-
rt within **x month*, that aw alia# grant In •*••«■• to the said
WrllMm V.B€ur»»_,j.Mlhf ti.lirful .1.
lot, an l this ol
gb»s Stale, for
ibert C. Hrotrn, setting forth that
....clcn La taste and Victor Lataste, of tlui county ot Ualdw ‘
did on tho filth day of July, in the year eight ecu hundred and
thirl v-aix, for the‘better eecuriug the payment of fourpromis
sory notes therein desrribod, execute a certain limit gage deed
to a house and lot in the county of Baldw in, ami said State,
in the x iliage of Scottshorough, commonly known by the tinuie
of the Si otwboro' Institute, adjoining laiula of Furisli Carter,
Bor.etuaii, Rm-bwell and Highum, eoutaiiiing thirteen acres
uml eight tenths, mure or less—Aud it appearing to the Court,
that there i* doe and owing on said mortgage the sum of five
hundred dollars, with interval from the fifth day of July, eigh
teen hundred Slid thirtv-i
It is on motion ordered, that the said Lueien Latsstr and
Victor Lataste, do | uv into the Clerk's office of this Court, the
p ii in of five Im mired dolls rs, with interest thereon from the
fifth dnv of July, eighteen hundred nnd thirty six. under
on or lieforr the first day of the next term of this Court, c
default theicot, that the equity of redemption in und to i
mortgaged premise-, be front thenceforth forever haimd
ordered, tliat ncopy of this rule
four mom Its, in otteol the public
erved ou the utortgag*
least three mouths prei
ous to the
dosed—And it is furil
pnbli-he.l once a month (i
gnrettes of this State,'or
speeial agent or attorney, j
uext term of thi* Court.
Georgia, Baldwin county—A true
nutesof Baldwin Superb
april 30—m4to
TUlUR month* after date, application w)ll be
honorable the Inferior court of Cpson rotmt.
ting for ordinary purpose*, for leave to sell lot «t bind, No
lot), in the 12lh district of formerly Baldwin now Ja«per eounty,
belonging lo U. L. F. Birdsong, minor of Dcoajuh Bmlsoiij
‘''j.iiV 9 JAMES 8PKIR. «...
F
ii..- M
r Court, thi* 2fitb Jnnnnry.lKf.L
WM. S. MITCHELL.Clerk.
ide to the
rdisn
i/IOUR imnitlis suer date, applicate
Court of Appling eaMMj
* ill be
itt mg lor o
10 sell the Land* und Ncgror's
g to Joliu Sellers, Isle of ssi I ‘•'•uoiv.
* WIURLN llAXLEY, Adui’i
I NO I' Ii mo
1 Ini, nor
ordinary purp
c’d.
litli* after date, application will be made to tie
Court of \\ ilkiuaon < ounty, when pitimc
I..I lr...c I.. »rll «n» llP.ri. K......U .
talr ..I J.iti.'a A. J. U.K., l»im»r,) »1 »»»'
Ii. n. IUTINKV,Hu
r I..-p,.l.l..I...!
luuolhs I . |,|nil M
f"
15—tobin
I A Hep.
P iiassw 1 4NT it an set of ®
|>aaswd Hie 29*h day of iWtember, B. t will to sobVto
Ik. |L,I—I 111., .u.rt-1.— .uur.lt, u»lh»
|H Tusstl • is August »re»i, lot •Minb*r thn» • .iinrwd sad
stakiiokiM i u iu« iwentistb distfbt ol satdre •«»».
****—• ^,11^ BETH 1 AC.LWf.
I -NOI U ml
1 Inferior <’«
dinar v puroosai
1*0 ot said »'*'u
April 30
| 4 ^til ft moatba - Ba • di
5 bntf bl> the lot
while silling fur Ordinary
a t J A u tN I. orphan »
■■■■ibiiodred an
. ppln
of W ilkuison eou
fesvr to »rl| llie r
WILLIAM F. BOON. Adin’i
,e, applreatooi w ill be made to
mo Court ol Meriwether eoui
urmsi -,i.o it s*, i • *< ■! iio lata
J.,liu Wood, ,b.*.|. in lot ol |
t.U14XI*LEU nAAAOTH
UCHESE.
flMIF. following detail* of a Hr Mvwt of 4 LoTtAAt.'tobw
I drawn in Iferember neat, warrants us in declaring it to
tie I N TAB AI LLI.I.U in the history «/f Lotteries. I'n*es
to ibe .amount luvr. rmx nrxmi rrah orrr.AU> to the
public. It is true, there are many blanks, but on the other
band, the extremely low charge ot fftlOper Ticket—the V
it». sat* Nvhcer of the Capitals, an»f the revival of the
good old custom of warranting that every priie shall be
drawn and sold, will, wc are sure, give mii\rr«nl satisfaction,
sod especially tn the Sit llianAF.D Pkke lloLXiriiS.
To those disposed lo adventure, wc recoinmenH early appli
cation being made to us for ticket*—w lien the prir.es are nil
sold, blanks only remain—the first buyers bate the best
chance. We, therefore, emphatically say—DELAY NOT!
hut at on< e rr-mit and /mas-mil to us jour orders, which shall
always receive onr immediate a'tenirun. Letters to bo ad-
are*scd, and applications made to
SYLVEBTER fit Co.
156 Broadway, N. York.
BT Observe the Number, 156.
#709,000!!'. #.700,000!! #90,000!
6 prises of #90,000 !!
2 do #1.7,000!!
3 do #10,000!
Hratid Heal Etlale and Bank Stork
LOTTERY
Of property situated in New Orleans
0 7* The richest and most magnificent Hchcme ever pre‘
sen ted to the public, in this or nny other country.
Ticket* only #'20.
Authorized by an net of the Legislative Assembly of Flori
da, and under the Directions of the Commissioners, acting un
dcr the name.
TO RE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA,
December 1st, 1839.
SCHMIDT fie HAMILTON! Managers.
SYLVESTER At Co. 156 Broadway,
New York,Bole Agents*
No Combination Numbers!!
100,000 tickets from No. 1 upwards, in succession.
The deeds of the Property and the Block transferred in trust
to the Commissioners appointed by the said act of the Legis
lature of Florida, for the security of the Prire Holders.
SPLENDID SCHEME !!!
I Prire—The Arcade—286 feet, 5 inches, 4 linen,
on Mngarine street; 101 feet, II inches, on
Notches street; 126 feet, 6 inches, on Grit-
vier at. Rented at about $37,000 per annum.
Valued at - - - #790,009
1 Prise—City Hotel—162 feet on Common street,
146 feet, 6 inches, on Camp at. Rented at
f25,000—Valued at - - - - 090*000
1 Prise—Dwelling House (adjoining theAreade)
No. 16.24 feet 7 inches front on Notches at.
Rented at $1200—Valued at
1 Prise—Ditto (adjoining the Arcade) No. 18,
23 feet front on Notches at. Rented at $1200
Valued at
1 Prise—Ditto (adjoining the A trade) No. 20, 23
feet fronton Natchez at. Rentat$1200—Va
lued at
1 Prise—Ditto—No. 23, Northeast rornerof Ba
sin and Cuetom-bouaestreet; 40feet fronton
Bnain, and 40 ft. on Franklin at. by 127 feet
deep in Custoin-liouse et. Rented at $1500
Valued at
1 Prise—Ditto—No.21, Southwest cornerof Ba
sin and Custom-house street;32 feet 7 inches
nn Basin, 32|feet 7 inches on Franklin, 127
feet lOj inches deep in front of Custom-house
street. Rented at $1500—Valued nt
1 Plise—Ditto— No. 339, 24 feet 8 incites on Roy
al street, hv 127 ft. || inches deep. Rented at
$1400-Valued at
1 Prise—250 aharea Canal Bank Stock, $100
99,999
99,999
99,999
PK(>BP£CTCt 1
of thy
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eh,
II— tf
A. B. SHARP.
&IOO REWARD.
RAN AWAY or stolen from my plantation in Ba
ker eounty, about Iho first of February last, my
gro Imy, JOHN, about twenty-on# or twenty-two
years of age, well built, common Rite, erect ir L! ~
walk, fine act of foreteeth, intelligent nnd good r
tennnee, weighing between on# hundred nnd fifty
and sixty pounds. 1 bought said negro from H. H.
McComl). (who resides in Charlotte, North Caro
lina,) in Milledgevillc, on the fifteenth day of November, last.
I am of the opinion that said negro is trying to make his way
back to North Carolina. Any person catehiugsaid negro, and
nnfitiing him in Jail so that l get him, shall be liberally re
warded. And if Htolcti, nny person that will catch the thief
uml produce proof to conviction, shall receive the above re
ward. Any information relative to taid negro, will lie thunk'
'ullv received directed to Clinton, Jonescounty, Georgia,
may 14—If IL M.COX.
(Tj* Tho Columbia Telescope nnd Charlotte N. C. Jour-
ial, will pobliah the above tlireu times, and forward their ac-
ouiits to this office fur payment.
i’EN ITUL BANK OF GEORGIA.
Mu.i.RUorvii.l.c, January 20,1838.
IT ANY of the Note* presented for renewal having on them
Ivl new Endorsers, snd it being impossible for toe board Ui
determine their responsibility, unless their notes areaernmpa-
uied with some evidence of the amount of property which they
possess.
He it therefore ressfeetl, That all notes offered at tkia Bank
r renewal, upon which the endorsers have been changed,
list be accompanied by a certificate of the taxable pmpetty
ranch iudorMcra as have been substituted fur those on One
note proponed to the renewed.
FOR RALE.
| fflWl Acres of l.snd, more or less, well improved, with
I *4" IV/ two good 8aw Mills and one (»ri*t Mill; four ban
died acres «l said IadiI is well aduptrd tor the growth of
, cotton, and small grain ; the above has a good two stoty
dwelling uml necessary out buildings for a House of Enter
tainment. It is on the stage road, and the hall way houss
between Milledgevillc.
.hi, twelve or fifteen likely negroes can be ht«l with the
above dcacril*ed property on reasonable and accommodating
term*
Application to be made to Nichol* fir Doming, at Milledge-
ille, or the subscriber at Robert McCmub's, or at hit Mills.
The Timber is good and inexhaustible, of long yelLw pine,
nolo, poplar, Jkc.
I’crsons desirous t
Persons*dcnimti* of a great bargain would do well to call
and oxnmine for themselves.
npril 9—tf l'RYOR WRIGHT.
I Ditto—100
I’ Ditto—100
I Ditto—100
1 Ditto—50
1 Ditto—50
1 Ditto—25
1 Ditto—25
1 Ditto—15
Ditto—200 ditto Com. do do do
Ditto—150 «lo Mechanics' nnd Traders'
Bnuk Block
do City Bank, do
do do do do
do do do do
do Exchange Bank do
do do do do
do Gas Light Rank do
do do do do
do Mechuuies' fit. Traders'
Bank Stock,
1 Ditto—15 do do do do
20 Ditto—each 10 shares of the Louisiana State
Bank, $100 each, Prize $1,000,
10 Ditto—each 2 shares of $100 each,each Prize
$200, of the Gas Light Bank,
5200 do—each 1 share, of $100, of the Bankof
Louisiana,
200 do—each 1 share of $100, of ,ths New Or
leans Bank,
150 do—each 1 share of $100of the Union Bank
of Florida,
90.999
13.990
93.009
90.009
13.999
10.999
19.990
19,000
3,000
3,000
9.309
9.399
1.399
1.309
99.999
9,999
99 099
90,1. »
13.009
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lowing; and it may well be questioned, whether any periodi
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of high and various talent :J
•American in Paris,’Author of. I Irving, Washington, Esq.
Anthon,Charles, Esq^Uolum- ‘Incidents of Travel,' Author
bia Col. #1 .of.
'Algernon Sidney,' Cambridge,
[Mass.]
600 Prizes. 61,300,000
TICKETS SaO-NO SHAKES.
The whole of the Tickets, with their Numbers, asalsojthose
containing the Prizes, will ho examined and scaled by the
Commissioners appointed under the Act, previously to their
being put into the wheels. Ouo wheel will contain the whole
of tho Numbers, the other will contain the Bix Hundred Pri
zes, and the first 600 Numbers that shall be drawn out4will be
entitled to such Prizo as may be drawn to its number, and the
fortunate holdora of such Prizea will have such property
transferred to them immediately after the drawing, unincum
bered, and without any Deduction!
ffj* Editors of eveiy Paper in the United State*, in the
Weal Indies, in Canada, and other of the British Province*
are requested to insert the above, as a standing advertisement,
until the first of Deoembor uext, and to send their tccounuito
may 28— tl dec
•American Antiquities,' Au
thor of.
Biddle, Nicholas, Esq.
Ilulwcr,lion. E. L. [Eng.1
Bryant, William Cullen, £sq.
Barker, Hon. J. N.
Bnseom, Rev. llenry, [Ky.]
Bird, It. M., Esq.
Bcthiine, Rev. Dr. [Philn.1
Buckingham, Hon. J. B. [En
gland.]
Barnard, Hon. I). D.
alley, Rev. Dr. [S. C.]
jtarber, Joseph, Esq.
Brooks, James, Esq.
Bellows, J. N.. E*q.
Benjamin, Park, Esq.
Beasley, Rev. Dr. (N. J.J'
Bank of Millciifcvllle,)
July 2, 1839. t
O RDERED, That notice be given, that such Stockholder!
of this Bank, aa Imve not paid in as much as 75 percent
nn their stock, be required to do so, on or before the 2d Mon
day iu September next.
Extract from the minutes.
T. RAGLAND, Cashier.
July 9,1039 41—tf
To the Stockholders nf the Bank nf MiUedgeville :
A GREEABLY to the provisions of the 7th section of the
net of the General Assembly of the State of Georgia
passed 22d December, 1835, "to incorporate the Bank of Mil
ledgeville, with Banking and Insurance privileges,'' fitc., and
being tlx* owner of more than 500 shares of the Stock of said
Bank, 1 hereby call u meeting ol the Stockholders of said
Bank, to bo held on Saturday the 7th day of September next,
for the purpose of suspending, for the present, the payment
called for by the Directors of said Bank, to be made on the
2nd Monday in September next, on the capital stock thereof.
WILKINS HUNT.
July 9,1839. 41—tf
MillcdgeTtlie.
July 9,1839.
660 REWARD.
A BSCONDED from thn Subscriber in Camden county,
Georgia, on the 11th January, 1839, a small niuluitn
fellow by the name of TOM ; he is well made and quite intel-
liogent, nnd has been bred u Coachman and servant. Tom
wa* ftn nierly owned by T. 11. Howard, Esq. of Milledgeville,
and sold to Judge Colquitt, frotn whom he waa purchased.—
Tom ia much given to intoxication, and will h# so when he can
get spirits ; he is well known in Milledgeville and the vicini
ty. The only marks recollected ia that his toes are much
compressed from light shoes or hy nature, which makes the
mint of Iho great Poe where it joins the foot, uncommonly
large, lit- h id alsou|pair of large Whiskers and long Hair
when he loft; a reward of Fifty dollars will be paid on his
ilelivery to meat Waverlv Plantation,Camden county, Ga.
o-r Twenty five dollars for bis lodgment in any safe Jail ’in the
up-couiitry, so that I get him.
GEORGE C. DURHAM, Manager.
march 5—tf
TEMPERANCE HALL.
The Rev. K. PIERCE, Inkca this method of in'
forming his friend* in general, that he hn* become
the Proprietor of that well known stand iu Mil-
. ledgeville, on Hancock street, lietween llie Oconee
J Lafavette llall, formerly kept by Mrs. Jenkins,
id latterly bv Win. W. Came*, n* n Tavern, where he has
.lenod a house of PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT,forge-
uteel travellers or regular hoarders—that the Friends of Tem-
perunrr may always find his House a quiet retreat, he will
never keep a Bar; hut as regard* his table-fare or bedding,
he hopes his customers will find them equal to other good
houses. To suit the pressure of llie times, his charges shall
lie unusually low. t ifteen or twenty persons can he m ourn-
lodnteil with hoard diiriug the Summer, on tonus that will
Hike it their inter#*! to apply immediate!).
N. 11.—The meinl>#r*ot ihi» l egislature, are respectfully in
formed, that he intend* lo make ample provision for tlieir ac
commodation during the next session. The Stage* pass und
«pass the door every day.
June 4—6m
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
S H ARP &. ELLS have just opened a fine and choke assort
nient of
mm ©©©Ba
consisting of Cassimeres. Cloths, Linens, Drillings, snd a Ni
nety of other goods for gentlemen's Bpring wear. Th«v
ha> c also on hand, a fine
F.IJVCSEW,FCTiOA\
of Sill.*, Satins, Punts, Camhrioka, Bonnets and Trimmim,
Bellin':. I.H.e*. workedCollm», Cape*,and Figured Swiss aid
check* d Muslm, of the lut* st *t vie, and of superior quality, to
gether with various other article* loo tedious to mention.
THE BOOK STOKE,
is still continued, and will lie kept constantly supplied vith
the latest and moat valuable collection ol works in the varim*
department*ot pelite ami useful Literature,aa well aa a yne-
r*I aacoriutciil of School Hooka aud Stationary. |
8. A E. are desirous that tlieir frienda and theouldic ten#
rnllv. would give them a call, aatlie, feel confident lliw can
ofler them such inducement* a* will warrant n coiii.auAnctof
their tevor.
marc h 5—if
i Mi
•the
HIGH. I!. HARDAWAY,Guardian.
sill hr
i Ibe
I NOI Ii i.mi.th* alteMlair, sppliral
f Inferior Court of Wilkmeos • «u«tv. when •tiling f«# «r-
diaair purpose*, fur Isav# to sell all tb* U»4* UIuhPH b
M»ril.« j *»MW.
MAI.ICHI UtTUrtt. Guardi**
ivothi;.
A s a preliminary *t'*P to th** liquidation «f *1 demands
/V agMifod the aiiliaerilH f, individuals and ecuwesis, are in-
disrnioiuat' lv requested lo present then claim* • en.lv a*
practicable It i* e.ernt.al. that . ommiinienlMiMnf j lh»*
Icnplmn should I* post paid, as it isttij demrwloawrd further
MMteftM. w T w VI'IKIt.
Milledgeville, June I5-.1t
WAKTKU AT THIS OmCJ.
A d.o.1 al-.'lv h.. f»» I* •• !> >«-**. ** ** tu
rwit .mi -mi,, «.ilk I- l.fc.njw M Uf—*— U *•
. It mdr
TAX NOTICE.
TEOTICR is herebv given, that a tax for the year A. I).
IN 18:*9. Im* been asseesed upon all property, real and |*r-
sonnl, within the limit# of tho city of Brunswick,amounting
to twenty three hundred und sixty *tven dollars and eighty
one cents, which the owners of said property are hereby rc
quested lo nay within Eight Weeks from the dale of this no
t!•-**• All the property upon which the tax** shall not (repaid
agreeably to the request in this notice, will be immediately ad
vertised for sale at the expense of the owner.
Names of the owners ol properly in said city, so far as known
to the subscriber:
ThcHrutiflwickand Florida Rail Co.. Geo. Anderson, John
W Anderson, H. A. Breed. E. Bend, Brunswick LandCo. J.
Balfour Adm. Eat. of Jus. Mossumn, Robt. Bolton, A. G. Bur
nett, Est. Major John Berrrien, Colby &, Davis 8. D. Corbitt,
Strplu n Chase,l\ Dart, II. Dubiguon, Gee Dupree, T. Dart,
T. C. A. Dexter, K. A. Dexter, L. 8. D'Lyoti, Ann Deniore,
Ji»tin McDoriuid, Mooes Eastman, John Franklin,Thoa. Gins-
cnrk.K. I,. Gamble.T. W. Goode, J J. Higginbotham, Eat.
Priscilla Houstoun, Patrick llouatoun. It. Ilnzleliurst, llanj.
8. Hairs Executor to Estate of John Mil'on, Robt. Hunhiii-
sop, Bunk of Brunswick, Brutiswick Lumber Company M
II.fie J. Ilehbard,Tliow. ||. King,8. C. King, Borah A.Kini-
b#rlv, Ann King, J. B. Lawrence, Louisa l^nch, Celia Lamb,
A. II. Mcrriiunn,Jas. Moore. W. U. Miller,Henry M. Meals
and Bister,Solomon Moodv, P. M. Nightingale, R. S. Piles J.
G. Putman. R. Pooler for Mr. I’oricr, Mrs. I'uidur Mrs. Posted
Jane Rrmshnrt, E. S. Rees, Jos. R v uls, Alex. Scott, Wm. IL
Styles, J. R. Saitssev, C.J. Shelton, NV. P. White,Est. A.
WKitehe«d,P. J. Williams, Ann Wright.
A. L. KING, May oi.
Brutisw ick.Jufir 29 183941—fit.
▲EBESTIN II. IIANSEU,
A TTUHNB Y AT
L A W,
MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA.
junr II—tf
JOHN ia. AOII KKT,
A TTURKS Y A.W COl'KRBLLOR A T
L A IV,
EATONTON, GEORGIA,
jot.. II—
FOR MALE.
A VERY LIKELY NEGRO GIRL, HI,
liar with everv department ot bouse srmer, but Par
ticularly qualified aa a Ia4f t muling Sh# will U
sold tow lor cash. PciM.it* wirinng such a servant, ara rw*
quested to apply tnillH>d»Aie|y at this oltli
January X*—tf
NOTICE.
A l.l. tmMiim! ut m. I'» NOTE * OTEN AC*
Ort NT, in n(yNI,d m c.ll mA Mill. Ih. Im «f
J.Mu.r* Mil, m (W, -ill b. pl*«4 w Ik* MM. at
, 7St3r IAMES T. LANS.
litter, ivirs. rniiny n..
urls,Roliert.Eaq., U.8. X.
L'ck, Prof. L.C. [New-York.]
rowne, Alisa A. M. [Eng.]
rigliam, Dr. A. [Conn.]
C.]
Burton, W. E., Esq., Come
dian.
Butler, Mrs. Fanny K.
Burts,Robert, Esq~U.8. X.
Beck, P '' ~
Browne
Brigham^
Bright, J. H., Esq
Barber, Prof. John, Columbia
Col.
Catherwood, Mr.
Caruthers, Di. [Virginia.]
Caray, Mott hew, Esq. [Philo.]
Cooper, J. Fenimore, E*q.
Charlton, lion. IL M. [Ga.]
Cast, Hon. Lewis,
Conrad, Hon. Judge, [Pann.]
Colton, Rev.CaDen,
Clark, Willia Gayl*« J, Esq.
Colton, R#v. C. C.
Cranch, J. H.,E*q.
Colton, Rev.Chauncer.
Clinch, Rev. J. 11., Matss.
Dewey, Rev. Orville,
Duer, President of Columbia
Col.
Dick, Rev. Dr. [Scotland.]
Dickens, Chart#*, Esq.
Dawes, Rufus, Esq.
Dunlap, William, Esq.
Daponte, Prof. Lorenzo I..
Dakin, 8. D., Esq.
Daponte, Mrs. [New Y'ork.j
F.llett, Mrs. E. F. [S. C.)
Embury, Mrs. E.C.
Ellsworth, Henry W.,Esq.
Edwards, IL, Esq.
Fay, Theodore 8.. Esq.
Flint, Rev. Timothy, [Miss.]
Felton, Prof. [Me**-2
Featherstonhnugh, G. NV. Esq
Galt, John, Esq. [Scotland.]
Gannett, Rev. Mr. [Mass.]
• Garnet Jack.'
Griffin, George, Esq-, [N. T.]
Gould,Edward 8., Esq.
Gilman, Mra. C.,[8.C.J
Gould, M i*a H. F- [Mat>s ]
Greely, Hornce, Esq.
Greene, A. G., Bsq. [R-L]
Greene, G. W., Esq. [Rome.]
Gould, J. W., Esq.
Gallagher, NV. D.,Eeq.
‘ Grnuon, Grace.'
Graves, Mrs. A. J. [Md.]
Halleck, Fitz-Greone,E*q.
llall, Hon. Judge, [Illinois.]
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, Esq.
Hirt’rt.lv.
Ilillhouse, J. A.,Emj.
Hitchcock, Prof. [Mass.]
Hoffman,Charles F., Eaq.
Holme*,Oliver Wendell, Esq.
Holland, Prof. [Conn.]
Ilaskins, K. NV., E*q., [Buffa
lo.]
llopkins, Geo. F., E*q.
Ilosmcr, W. II. C., Esq.
Inman, John 8.,F.sq.
Ingraham, Prof. [Miss.
Johnson, Prof. E. W. [B
Kont. Hon. Chancellor.
Kemble, Miss Fanny.
• Kuxhow Property,' Author of.
Knapp, Bantuel L., Es<|.
Loncfellow, Professor 11. W.
[Mass.l
Landon, Miss L. E. [Eng.]
letters frotn Palmyra, Au
thor of.
I^eggctt, William, Esq.
Leslie, Miss,[Philadelphia-]
Lun*, George, Esq. [Alnss.
Lee, MissM. E. [B.C.]
Martin, E. T. Thtoop, Esq.
Marryut, Capt. F-, [England.]
Alellen, Hon. Chief Justice,
[Maine.]
Metcalf, Ur. Samuel L.
Miner, Hon. Charles, [Penn.]
Metlcn,Grenville, E*q.
Morris, Robert, Esq. [Phila.]
Maturin,Edward, Esq.
Morgun, Rev. Gilbe.rt, [Ohio.]
Alorris, Gen.Geo. P.
Me Kenney, Col. T. S. [U. S.
Service.]
Myers, P. If., Esq.
McKenzie, R. 8., Esq. [Eng-]
Mmnfurd, E. 11.8.,Esq.
Neal, J. C.
Noble, L. L., Esq.
Ollapodlaoa,' Author of.
Paulding, Hon. J.K.
Peabody, Reverend W. B. O.
[Mnsa.J
Pereival, J. G., Esq.
Pierpoint. Rev. John, [Mass.]
Power, Tyrone, E«q., Come
dian.
Potts, Stacy J.,E*q. [N. J.]
Palmer, William Put, Esq.
Phillips, Mrs. Bophie M.
Pise, Rev. Dr.
Putnam, Geo , P. Esq. [Eng.]
Rafincsqu*. Trof. [Penn.]
Richards. Hon. B. NV .[Phila.]
Rogers, W. A.. E«q. [Del.]
Redfield, NV. C„ E*q.
Raymond, Robert K., Esq.
Roosevelt, Clinton, Esq.
Bands, Robert C'., Esq.
Seward, Hon. W. H.
Southey, Robert, [Eng.]
Sedgwick, Miss Catharine M.
Schoolcraft, Henry R.,E*q.
Shrocder, Rev. Dr.
Sedgwick, Mrs. Theodore,
[Mass.]
.... h
[Ohio.]
PHOSPECTWS OF TIIK
SOtlTHEaR SILK OROWEI,
AND AURICULTURAL RY.GIrtTEH
r. Ac puUukcJ mmtiu, „ j Un ,
• » .LBOI C.ll.
B 7* the soliriiatHin of several friend* whn ferl . it M .
est in the surecssof the Silk bu*i Q « M ^ r *
h*y e been induced to propose the eatabl.shmeit Iff a. m *li £
nodical mainly devoted to that subject. The eapenment ^
raising the food nnd rearing the worm in thi* clinfTte havinJ
been fairly tried, and that trial having full* demonstrated it,«
feasibility «f Die undertaking, public attention ia Incoming
everv day more alive to it; aud fond anticipaiions are already
indulged, of the time when our ahanooned and won,out nlsn-
tntion* shall ngain be cultivated, and better than ever rewar t
the labor l*e*lowed upon them. To him .who haa * patriotic
attachment for the sotl on which he waa horn and nurtured
and who looks unon the tide of emigration that is ever setting
from the old to the new Htntrs, as not only a drain upon our
wonlth, but destructive to the delights ot social intcreourso
and the growth of early friendship*, anv scheme which shall
tend to lessensuch emigration, and plant om people more con-
tejtedly and firmly amid the scenes of their childhood, willbo
favorably regarded. And we are fullv persuaded that the
production of silk, if generally engaged in, will do mure than
anything else can do, to increase our wealth and preserve our
population.
Entertaining these views, wc propose to lend our feeble aid
in the dissemination of practical information on this subject,
confidently believing that an intelligent community need only
have suitable facts presented for their consideration, to satisfy
them that the road to wealth is a* open to them here, as in any
of the fertile regions of the NVest.
NVcnre aware that several valuable and ably conducted
publications exist ut the North, devoted to the interests of the
Bilk Culture, snd that we shall bring but little practical infor-
motion to the task we have imposed upon ourself. But it
seems to U9 that a work which should record the results of
tioutkern experience, which should contain information
adapted to the peculiarities of our soil and climate, and which
should nt the same time include a selection from the most va|.
uablc articles in the Northern periodicals, with an account of
nil new improvement* iu the mode of constructing cocooneries,
fixtures, reels, file, in Europe and America, would he found’
eminently useful. With these feelings, we commend our en
terprise to the patronage of the public, promising that no ef-
fort* shall be spared on our part, to render it a work both in
teresting nod iiHcful.
It may be proper here to remark, that although the silk cul
ture is tho primary object wo hope to aid, we design to intro
duce other articles connected with Agriculture generally
with a view to disseminate such valuable information as ms*
meet the wants and advance the intereeta of practical farmers
Terms.—The Souther* Bilk Grower and Agricul
tural Register, will he issued about the first of averv
month.and each number will contain 8 royal quarto pages~
priated on good paper and fiiir type. It will be afforded at the
low rate orONif DOLLAR per year, in order that all who
chn«M# may he ahla in obtain it. F.leven rnniea will ho fur.
niche tl for $10; and a similar deduction made for larger sub-
scriptions.
Inconsequence of the extremely low prico at which the
work is offered, we cannot afford to open accounts—all who
eubticribe, therefore, will be expected to pay in advance : and
should it not be commenced, the subscription money wul be
refunded.
Holders of subecription papers ore desired to send in the
names of the subscribers obtained, before the first of Septem
ber next, us soon ofler which as arrangements can bo made, it
ie proposed to continence the publication.
.-•July 9.
THE
SOUTHERN SILK JOURNAL
AND
FARMERS' REGISTER,
A monthly Periodical of thirty-tirooctavo pages,*ith printed
cover, in style and manner equal to the Journal oj tke A me-
riean Silk Society.
This publication appears under the auspices of The South
ern Bilk nnd Agricultural Society, Intely organized at Colum
bus, Ga., for llie purpose of promoting tlte culture of 8ilk in
the South, nnd of dirteentinating correct scientific information
on the subject of Agriculture in genera).
To control, on the one hand, (lie present, no called wild and
wreckiess spirit of speculation in the Mulberry, nnd on thn
other, to prove tliat Bilk mny, and ought to become a Southern
staple, shall be the primary object of this Journal; wbilat at
the same time, it* page* nreto be made the medium of convey
ing to the planter and farmer, the most interesting and impor
tant information on every subject embraced in the wide range
of huribaudry.
The experience of other section* of the country, have clear
ly shown the lienefita derived from the application of science
to the cultivation of the soil, and the entire practicability of
embodying tlte necessary information in the pages of such a
work.
Tho experience of the South 1ms convinced all, that unless
euch n work be adnpted to our climate soil, end peculiar
■ystein of Agriculture, Rs use will be extremely limited.
To this end, the services of several scientific and practical
Agriculturalists of distinctions have been secured aa corres
pondents, whose commonicatioufl will monthly enrich the
pages of the Journal, and render it well worthy of universal
patronage.
Her contra! poeRion in the most fcrtile'planting region of the
South, her location on the great llioroughutre between
the North and New-Orlenne, and her ready communica
tion bv mail, with every section oi the country, have all con
spired to induce the Society to aclsct Columbus, as the most
eligible point for it* publication.
The Journal and Register will be edited by the undersigned,
and published at the office of the Columbus Enquirer, at Iho
low rate of $2 00 per annum, payable invariably in advance.
8. T. CHAPMAN,
WILEY WILLIAMS.
Communications directed post pad, to
8. T. CHAPMAN,
Cor. See. So. Bilk and Agr. Society.
Columbus, June 12th, 1839.
8hrecve,Thoa. If., Esq.[Ky.]
Simms, W. G., Eaq.
Sprague, Charles, Esq.
Spring, Samuel, Esn.
Stone, William L., Esq.
Sigourney, Mra. L. H*
Stephens, J. II., Eaq.
Simmon*, W. H.,E*q. [Mass.]
Street, Alfred B.,Esq,
Thatcher, B.B.,E*q.
Ticknor,Caleb, M.D„[N. Y.]
Tuckerntan, II. T., E*q.
Verplunck, Hon. G. C.
Ware, Rev. W’illiam, [Mass.l
Webster, Noah, Eaq. [Conti.]
NVhitticr, J. G. [Mass.]
NVnre, Mrs. K. A.
NVhilehnuae, Rev. H. J.
Wilde, Hon. R. H. [Georgia-]
Wolff, Prof. O. L. B. [Genua*
’ordlworth, William, E*q
[England.]
NVetmorr.Gstt. Prosper M.
With the I beral aid of such co-laborers—not to speak of
the litrrnrv reviews of new works, (which hare embraced all
the current literature of the day, with copious and interesting
extract*,) nor tits editorial division, iu which are chronicled in
teresting matters of a local and general nature, with original
miscellanies, notices of the drauia, the fine urta, etc.—perhaps
it is not surprising, that this magazine has succeeded in satis
fying the temperate appetite of th# scholar, the man ot litera
ry leisure, tho devote# of intellectual excitement,and the lo
ver of the beuutiful,thc pathetic and the humorous.
TERMS.
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NOTICE.
S EALED proposal* will In* received by the Commissioners
of the Luuntie Asylum of the State of Georgin, until the
12th day of July inst., ior supplying tit the cite selected forth#
building in the vicinity of Milledgeville, the following mate
rial*, viz :
180 Cubic yards of rough foundation rock.
800,000 Brick* of good quality, mnnufuctured from Clay
taken from below the high water 1'inr of the Oconee river.
60,0(M) feet if sawed Lumber of Yellow Pine, tree from
aap, knots or split*, such diinenniou* us ui«y be specified in
the contract.
110 window and 48 sills of granite, rough hammered, of euch
sizes u* nmv U* r*|*ecificd.
Proposal* w ill #Uo be received at the same time for the ex
cavating aud removal of the earth for the foundation, and also
lor the masonry and carpenters' work oil the buildiug*, agreea
ble to the plans aud specifications iu the possession of the Su
perintendent.
Proposals will be considered for any portion of tho work
separately.
Advances will be mad# to Contractor* as the work pro
gresses, not exceeding seventy -five per cent.
Contractor* will lie expected to give bond and satisfactory se
curity fur the faithful execution of tlieir contract* within the
lime jtre*cnl»ed, and will furnish th# names of Securities, with
their proposals.
The Commissioner* reserve lo thriuselve* the right to reject
any bid,and to fill out the dctailsof contracts in the best man
ner in tlieir judgment to preserve the public intcrrsl.
Plans and specification* m*i he examined on application to
Mr. Lord, at tho Masonic llall in Milledgeville.
TOMLINSON FORT*
IlK.NJ. A. WHITE.
NN M Y. IIANSELL.
June 29.1319-11.
f IVNRL NoriCE.—The Public are hen Ire cautioned *
I |ii*it giving credit to my wife Dorothy 4*. Uird.fonnei
ly Dorolhv C. Boone, on my aercouui. a* rontfoned ill tre*
meat on Ik rpart, ha* lorced u* lo a »< par niton, and I am %k
termined to pay no debt* of her contracting.
* 7 joiin limn.
1 wvMf nrtinrn f oty 9,1J(W 41—3l #
NEW YORK SPIRIT OF THE TIMES;
AND CHRONICLE OP THE TURF, LITERATURE AND THE STAGE.
WILLIAM T. PORTER, EDITOR.
A New Volume (thn Ninth) of this paper was comm fl| *c , 'd
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THE CORSAIR:
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Fashion and Novelty.
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