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Newspaper Page TextPUBLIC SALES. |iriu. k. hUhiSIVKnS; to urroiu mi TT Mm Ik* nix k— 4mm t. lk« fat, ml MMr .Mat faaww- Ik* hmI Mm ml refa, IM faU.^fa, MM">, • fcU—. iH a M"i *«JT. «k—t S, M bt VrtJ: Nire.wt iiltrt —I kf lb Mirim Alre.fare tj.Ofa, wM M riw mrnmmrif af ••■Mi C«rm, M nUrfi « 1-k.bbniirWa. U.Lmm. Aire, *60 rerre .fired,awn or fare, mJ^mmu ■rerilliw •MlMbf<.l«MHHIbpnfM7 ml William llrtn, is re trefr ■ k. fa. is fa.ar of Jobs H. Wan. frmptnr fomi*) out k; T. luM. AUs.aWs»res sflsMd.MKWsotlsM.oM lbs wsisr* of Own rraik. «dim«n| rtimnw. *»J ethar.—Is.isJ oa aa iha prop- •rt, aTNaarp MrCa, to utUTya 6. fa. is fatal af F. Tray sick ,i»l ail F'raaci., 1. aI fryer i atftara. CIIARLKS ENNIS. Sheriff. AaiaK y,IKW.M-Ma •■TILL h« laJJ^ra^S^tX^oIiKfa'' la OCTOBER nsii, IT kafara tba Caathhaata Jiwr ia ib« law a ol Irwiatoa, a Iha aaaal boar, of sals, Iha Mte-i.g proparty, la Jaaaa L. Hntarns aad Lktaia Jaciaoa a hnsrsaa ia aad Mail kaadrW acres rtf Bias laarl ia iha (fib dial riel of Wilkin- II |‘- not kata, where oa Anal Uti.aro* mmm Ihmm. Oa tba praiaiaaa ia a (rat-nil. (rial aad eaw mill. Lwnadea to aaliafy a (.fa. ia fator of Jteoa W.iou.il, fur tbsaaaf Eiaa DaaatTT, ta. Jaaaa L. Bnaaroa aad (.gins lac*aoa. WM. COOPER, It. ffhff. Atpamin.««-»■" WUklMM RhrriM ’a Bale. U. baaaldoa Iba tra! Taoadat ia OUTOORR nail, before Iba Caart-bnusa doer ia iha lawa of Irwiulua, iba aaaal bsara of sale Iba fallowing properly, lo ORE LOT OP I.AND, roots ilia g 30? i acres, mars or Isas, la*. 67tk dnyiclof WHMaaaa cooaly, natnhar nac haodred aad fart.-aiffct' wbatsaa Jtffhraoa Sanrlata non litas. I .enrol oa aa Iba property of Jaahaa Ry la, lo aaliafy aaadry (. faa. in fatnrfof John J. Banna It. WM. COOPER, IE H. August Uib,l(M. 47—In Artndmtetrnior-s Male. A QTIKEADLY loan order of tiia lafrrrar Court of Newton r ooulv, will ha sold an Iba drat Tuesday in NOVEMBER seat, niiliia tits lagal bouri ot aaln, at iba court-Unuae door iaaaid county, Tba weel half of Lot of Land No. 191, In tba IQtbdlatrict «' aricioally Heart, aow Newton county, liclinriai loths entatc af Attlanvia ilcCatcaia, dacaaacd, and Mid lot iha btnrit of tba haire and errdiluta. JOHN SMITH, Adm'r. Rapt. 9, 1668.W Ida W italiMriliPa Hale. ILL bo aold, by tirlua af a decree of the Court of Ordi nary uf Itiirt, enualy, on Iba (rat Tuesday in NOVEM BER oral, before iha Court bourn door of iba aatnral coun ties herein designated,within tba usual hours ufeale, ilia fal lowing pan ala or lota uf laud, bain a a part of llw real aalala ol SoLOMoa (laoc!,lata of llibbcouuly, deceased. Mold far Ilia kaaelt of iba heirs and creditors. /a Ike eauafa of I’nmUlmf : Lai No. 1159, 3-1 dialncl, 4lh section, coolaining 40 arras. « “ 347, Sd “ Sd “ “ 40 •• « a 761, 18lh '• ild “ “ 160 “ /a far reuaty of {.aaspJtia ; Lai No. 46a, 4th diairict, Isl section, coolaining 40 arras. * » 1034, 4th “ 1st “ * 40 “ ia Us canaly of C'nss : Lot Ns. 753, Slat dialncl, 31 secliun, conlaiutag 40 acres. • - 1090, 3I« • 3d - 40- • - 6M, Slat * Sd - M" - « 74, fob ■ 3J “ - ll«0 « « •• 473, Slat • 3d - “ 40 “ /a Ike county of Jfeyd t fat No. 379, Id diairict, 4th section, containing 40 aerae. ” " *66, *3.1 « 3d- - 100 - • * 74k, 3d “ dtb “ “ 40 - At COMUty Of (,'iM a let No. 1140, 16th district, 3d eoctiuu, coulaiaiaf 40 arras. - « 793, 14th - 3d - “ 40 - fa far commit of OUrntr: Lot No. 61, 7tb diatricl, 3d aecliuu, cuntafaiag 160 acres. - - 114, 4th “ 3d “ * 160- - “ 106,6th “ 3d * • Hi* " fa far tsaafy of t»array; Id Ns. 37, ttlh Jialtict, 3d one I ion, ruulainiug 40 acres. “ * 76, lltk “ 3d - " 40 - fa far ewoaty of llattar : Lot Ns. 6, 36th district. 3d auction, containing 160 acres. Maana, Aug. 34,1636, Atttalalalrmi-i-'a l A GREEABI.V tnanardarul the lafonar Court af Joaaa couatr, when silling far ardiaary purpaaaa, will be sold iv couaty. when sitlioa far ordinary . . aa lbs deal Tuesday iaNWEMIIKR aril, before iha Court, hauaadooria Iha ooutityaf Murrey, between the usual hours * f LUl ? OP LAND No.7,latho9th district aad 3d section of at tba eaata time, will ka sold before the Cnurt-houee dnarbi iha ccaaty af Dade, LOT OP LAND No,344,iatke lltk dielrict aad Itheec- "*4taa,*t*ibe"eelree time, will ha Mid before the Cuurt-houee af aakd i Bald for iba baaadt of the bain uf Joan Baser, lata af f once A ago at 37.1630. A OBEEA^»»^i , .fSr.J ,! C.«rt nf f.M. A. eeaely, when aittiag for etdiaary parpoaaa,will be sold •a tba drat Tuesday la OCTUBF.K aitt. before Iba Court- bntarm dear ia Iba eeuaty af lleeater, batwaaw iha aaual bean OP LAND Na. 317, la tba9lut district nf formerly Beriy.wew Iteaatar enemy—Sold for tba baaadt of tba hairs •f Juwn Baaur, lata df Joaaa eeuaty, deneaaed. A. B. dll ARP. Adm'r. July 1639.6J-3m OBBEABtf^JtSf^fcri^ Chart af Colum bia couaty, whan aittiag for urdiaary pdrpaaafa will ba an tba leal Taaaday la NOVEMBER Mat, bsfare the rvdsawaa dear la tba lawa of Baiabridgr, ltacatur county waa tba aaaal hours attain, LOT OP LAND Nn Buriy. Maf*n.taasaf L W MA p rlN '^ <la| . |||ttn|t ^ Aagattr,ldJ». 63—3m W LL ia NfWEMRF.R Mil. Pf at tba Court-bouM ia Cbarakaa cuualy, wilhia iha Ingot ^LOT^OfILaND Na. three hundred aad afarnn, aituala ia tba fourth diatricl, acaaad ccclrua, ofcaid couaty, brtoagiag to lhaaouan af Japp Wnira, decaaasj. Teruia aa Iha day ol aula. CYRUS ROBINSON, Adm’r dr teats mom August V, l«3>.48—3m V! ▲riaalMdsdrador’a Nulr. NDER aa atdaraf tba Ilea, the Inferior Court ol Put. v earn Couaty. a hen aittiag for ordinary purpnatw, will hr aeld at tba Caart-nmiaa ia tna town nf Ealontott, an tba drat Taaaday ia NOVEMBER asst, wilbiu tba usual Imura of sale. FIFTY ACRES UP LAND, mare nr Inna, lying in aaid Beamy, aa tba property of Josaret Haaatsun. dscaaard. J AMEN VEAL, Adm'r. Aug. 96.1639.67—9m Ariadlaladrator'a Bate. A OREEABLY Is so order aflba llnnarebls ilia Court o Ordinary afDacalaraauaty.will ba aold before the roort boa so door ia tbs rows of Mowbiussilis, Pulaski eaauly, m tbs (rat' Taaaday ia OCTOBER aaatailbia iba legal hours afaalo, the following proport v, to wit: Lota af Land No. 661,331,393,330,331,361, aac-hslf uflM, aadpanafNa.Ml.aad all lyipa sa tba 31st diairm ufl'ulaak aaaaly i aad alas sac lat, Na. >43, ia Iba 34<b diatricl nf acts canary btlsamat 11 iha Mian af tsaargaU, Gaiaea, lata uf Darater couaty, dMaMcd. July37,1*36. S-9m JOHN N. SMITH Adm AdMlMrindaPi Hafc. I afar tor A OREEANLT tc aa order af the Hoaatablc the la J\. Caawt afPataam aaaaly. wbea aittiag for ordmary . ^ 0*1 ba aaid at tbaCaarr-baaaa ia tba lowauf Ealoalua, couaty. aw tba (ret Taaaday ia Oslabar oast, bsiwssn llw vmmI kovn tf nit. SIXTY ACRES OP LAND,areas as lata, adyaiaiag lot Haapt. Srstiawta Ward, aad nrireea, it baiag kaowa aa tha dawer of tlsa law Mra. Store, ia ttsa lawda hateegmg ta tha aa- rata af Phinnna Skkt sat, darns act. aad sold for iba beerlt ef ■ba heirs of Iho aaid Phlreas Hkiooor.decaaaad. Terms ma ia hmtwaoalbeday of rein. Jaly l(,|(3*. 49-llt IRHV HUDSON, Adm'r. RKnLLb WW Parr Encilon' Nialc. Lba aaM bafoaa tba C.»irt hnu.cd»„u ia ihatowaaf . _ trey. Maaslaacouaty, u.t tba (ret Taaaday ia Orta- baraaiE witbMlbo aaaal bourn at aak.axreeablr iu the will sMitddaig Pats, lata af Waahiagwo raoaly, dacsaaad, tba follow ism Iota af land, M wit: Late Na. 14 and Na. (4, ia Iba Ifoh diatriat af Hatutaa eaaa- ly; las Ns. 46, ia tba 4th dial net of llsoataa coasts; aad lot I6s.l63,ia the Itrb district af Haaataa casrety. Ala*, at tba samatime, will ba sold ustba lews af llawkiaa- kills, Polandicounty.lot No. 163, ia tba 34tk district of fac- mariy Wilktaaoa, aow Palaaki couaty —all aaid las tba I car it of tbs haire aadrredtrers admit dacaaacd Tarms,Credit aetti tbalMh afltarrmbar neat ■ small antes wdfo appeared aacttaity. d. B.BUENEY, > S. FLOYIi, S Eaaautere. ELIZABETH PATE, ) Jaly 3k, 1633. 44-3m EidcsMPa Salr. 4 JRCEABLK re aa atdar ml tba lafonar Ceart af Jaa- par twenty, wbna rittiag far urdiaary parpttaas, will ha aaid kafara tba nan kaaaa dear, ia Moalicclfo, aa tba krai Taaaday ia tin rerkrr ■am, wrtbso tba legal hoars at sale, T»* (Ms (f Usd, wbataea Aatbaay Parfat, lata afaaid canary, dat'd-Itrad. Alan, tba lUMwIag asms4 aagrers lo-wit t Vmt a arautaa. Baary, Jarrr, Maaaa .Anna, Wbrey, Jabaaaa, A a da rasa. N sea- may 14 4UREKJ Sisrz JOHN FAULKNER. » ... JOHN STEVENSON, ( L * ” ts aa arW imTumMsCanrt af Wilhia may, whaa ritbag far ardiaary pi fast Tin May la Nesember as a, tba tewa m Ins jams, Wdhhu •MMM, IsMmIs C«mmi| . I W ’HWIAH,Kmmi i4iL«4|>plirR Cof Wurttaf iAhmit Iraiiou on th* oolaM o< Jmm*■ I*. Akttrr, laic if county, der»4—d : TWh mo (WfHbf* loelM (1^ kimlrwH «(hI rrrditor* n( Mid lo bo nod appetr ol my office oiihio tbo tio*e proocribrd by low, miWo r None,if oay (boy boor, why mmI iotlrroohouid not bo grooiod. Oi»to uadormy bood tbiofib doo of Aopoot, 1830. C. W. CllUATK, b. C. C. O. TRK WALL HAVL* OBOROIA, BffMirlN CuMly. W IIKRK4S Etokiol Trier opplooo lo mo for Icttoro of dioaoiooioo from tbo ootott of Jom^t K. Trier, dre'd. Thia in fbovoforo to rilo ood odowminb the kindred nnd era- ditorn, ood nil porronn conrorord, to l»r and appear ni my office within thr tima DraarHhod by law, to ohrw nun, if oay they Iinvn. wby aoid Irttrra ahouldl not b« framed. Gircnuodcr my boad.thtafftb day of April 1819. CIlAKIwK.H W. CHOATE, d. e. c. o, Juno 9,1839. mftm G EORGIA, Bal.lwin Couaty-Wborro*, Ham ON I Tucker adminirtimtor oa the eaut* of Kobart Patton, lata ol aoid county, dre'd. applies to m* for Irttrra of diamiMton. Thia ia therefore to cur the kindred aad croditora of ooid dec'd. to hr and appear ot my offtcr within tha lima prcrcrihcd by low, to allow cottar, if any they have, why aahl Irttrra abould not hr f ranlad. CHAR. W. CHOATE, D. C. C. O. ju nr OBOROIA, WUklMM CMMtJ. W IIEREAH. Zicmahiam Johdon oppliea lo roe for lot l«M of odminialriitlun on iha ealotc of llimua JoRDoaJaic of aoid «-oMniy,deeraard: Tboor ara therefore io cite and admoniah all and ainfnla •ba kindred and eradiiora of aoid decraard, lo Iw and iptai ot my olffca within (hr tiro# prescribed by low, lo altrw co nac, if ooy they boar, wby ooidletter* abould notbr front- ad. GKrn undar my bond, at offita in Irwiuton, thia 8th day of Ancuaf, 1839. 4A-lro AGO. It. BA I FORD, l>. C.C. O.W.C. pOVR ROfVTHR after dote, application will hr r made t« the Inlarior Court of Telfawcouuly. when aittiof aa a Court of t Minary, lor Imo*« to aail tha land Irclmif ing to tbeeatatr ofiXoiLL McKauik, lata of aaid county, dercaaed. JOHN McKANiFs, Adm'r, Avput 3*i 1139. 49—4 m to Ilia lluboralilc Inferior Court of Wilkinson county, when Billing for ordinary purports, lor Inave to aril lot of land (No. 717) two hundred and Mveatecn in the (*J6fh) twenty-aiath diatrict of Wilktnron runnty, Iw lonjring to (lie oalate of Isaac llarnat, lata nf paid count y,dac cored. WILLIAM MtMLRKIN, Adm'r. Irwinton, Anyiiat 9th, 1839. 47 — 4m j^OUR MONTlIH after date,application will bo made to . ilia lloiiorablathe Inferior Court of Jmm county, when aittiny for ordinary puntorep, for leave to acJlport of lot No. 178,(50 acres} in the dth (li-trict of aoid couaty, belonging to * ‘ tty, deceoAfir VIN», Guardian. July 33,1839. 43—4m I jjlOIJK MONTH* afterdate, application will hr made to 1 the Caurt of Ordinary of DaKalh county, for an order to acll a negro alovr by the name otlaoac, the property of Mary E. Calhoun. JA.ME.H M. CALHOUN, Guardian. Any lift Mb IH39. 4*i— 4m F OUR tnontliR after date, application will lie mode to the honorable the Inferior court of Upaon county, when Nit- ting for orilinarv purpose, for leave to aell lot of land, No. 1841, in the I2ih ilisirirt offonnerly Its Id winnow Jssper county, brlotigmg to G.L. F. Ilirdaong, minor of Dcnajali fiirdaong, dec'd. July 2 JAMEsS HPKIU, Guordion. I lf APPLING SUPERIOR COURT, Jwnr Term. 1839. Juba lluyhry Hoinuel Kelly, James Curry, Joaapb Roberta, ^RfflcNM. Edmund Whitney, William Itarrinian, and Jooeph Millikin. It appeariwy to tb« Court, no tbo petition of Joba IVwybey, that Hamuel Kelly, Jamea Curry, Joseph Roberta, Edmund Whitney, William llarrnnan, aad Joseph Millikin, on the twenl>-aiyhth day of Auril,eigliteen hundred and thirtv-aii, made and esecutad their certain mortgage deed lo John Hugh ey, in and to the five lota or traria of laud followtug. that ia, numbers fiiur hundred and eeventy-ono, four boo dead auduav* ealy-two, four hundred and aeeouty-three, four hundred and Ifty-dve.aml four hundred anil eighty, oil being in the third district of aoid couaty, ooch lot containing four hundred and ninety ecr*a,for thef»elter aecuringihe payment of three sev eral promissory notes for fifteen hundred dollars each—one due the first of April,eighteen hundred aad thirty-eevnn—one due on the first day of April,eighteen hundred and thirty-eight —and the other due oa tha first day of April, eighth n hundred and thirty-nine, all drawing lawful interest from their respec tive maturity ondthot tha whole amount of principal owd in terest ot aoid orverol notea are duo nnd remain naps id. On moffon of Warren A Hcorborouglu attorneys for John Hughy, ordered, that the aaid Hamuel Kelly, James CWry, Joseph Roberta, Edmund Whitney, William HerHmon, and Jooeph Millikin,do, on or before the first day of the next term of thia Court, pay into thia Court the principal and interest which may be due ou aaid several notes, or that the equity of redemption in and to ooid mortgaged premises be forever fore closed; and that a copy of thia rule he published in one of the public gonettoa of this Htote, once a month for four months, preceding the neat Term of thia Court, and that a copy of thia tula ho aarvod oa the defendants who reside iu tha aoid coun ty of Appling, threo mouths before tbo nest Term of thia Court. Citai'i Ornex.Huperior Court, JuueTerm, 1899. ffrsrgM, | I, William A. Htudifaut, Clerk of the Appling County. \ Superior Court uf said County, do hereby OVeM THE MILLEDUEVILLE COVRHE, (ia ^^^ILI. commence an MONHA V, the 11 tli of November Finer Hat—A Post Htake for 3 year n|d«, $200 entrance, li f., mile heats, three or more to make a race, to r|(*aa 1st November, and name at the stand. T. VAntnAMntffOMin enters I. COL. G. KimontiMin rntrrs 1. .Hncoan Day—Two mile iKats.J.C. I'urae, : $400 Tttinti I)av—Three •• •• M : . r i0© Fourth Hat—Four M •• ** « : 800 Fifth Hat—One •* « best 3 iu f*. : .100 SWI .rerenn II. F. YOUNG it CO. A ay. 20,1819. 47—12t FALL KACEN, FR1IIE PALL RACEH over tbo Western Course, at Colum- A bus, fli., will roairosnce on Tuesday, 8tli October next. FinsT Dat—Hweepsiakes for colts ana filin-s,2 years old— subscription, half fuKeit.fientries, and closed. Hkconn Hat—J.C. Purse,2 mile heats, $|0<» 1'Mian Hat— *. *. 3 .♦ 300 FocntH Hat—Proprietors'Purse, 4 mile heats, 800 Fifth Hat— m m 3 Is-at iu 3, 300 Hants day, post stakes, 3 years old, $200 entrance, half for- , M. W.TIIWEATT. Auy.fi. 45—row ton W E are authorised to aanoutiar the name nf C'ol* AR NE R IIANINflOINI), a« n t’iimlidaie to repre sent the County of Baldwin in the Heuatn, ut the next election. Aug. 27,1839. 40—if W E are authorized to announce IN A AU T* CUSn* ING, ht H., »n ('audidatc for the Krprraeniativc Dranch of the next l^yialatnre. Any. 27—3t U7'Thc Milledgeville p;iper« will plexao in«ert the above T# th one whs would preserve their TEETH, And keep a Sweet Breath and Healthy (rums. f OH N H* WRIfAIITt Dciltlfit. informx4liepub- af lie that he has on hand a quantity ol A very superior Article. All who tnav use it, will find that it will clcnillt# (be Teeth, linrdni tho Giinix, and gite a Sweet Brcnili. Many persona have tried the KOHF. TOOTH POWDER, and proiiuiinm if amrorior to onytlnug yd offered for the Teeth and Guinn. __TAtall timea a Hiipplv will |je kept at Mr. JAMF.8 T. LANK'S and BEECHER fir BROWN'.S Htura, Milledge- ville.and at iav office. Price $1,00. August 13,1839. 46—tf Charleston, Auy. 13. IJIKBCT INIPOKTATIONI Huhteriber* I undar the Aim of IMeklNsan. NrhrlnR dfc Ntnlhnm, aa Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Broadcloth, Casei- inerss and Veatings.and will open on or almiit ilia first of Hep- letnhei, a complete assortment of Gnotls, selcrted by one ol their partners in London nnd Paris, which willcomprisc every arflsle necessary for Merchant Tailors. Store in Meeting, otutoaiie Pearl elreet. T. DICKfNHON, E. HEBfilNfL U. HTATHAM. Flrut-rnto Land for Snlr. HE Huherrilier ha« a fine body of first-rnte Oak and Hickory Land in Htewart county, on which liters arc good log cabins, that he will sell at ’$8 (eight dollars) per acr«t aneltalf cash, and ths balance in 12 mntilhn; but the Iaat payment eon be extended to two yeere by the payment of in ternet on the secend year. 1 his body of Land is rnuipoacd of iwntRgpts, containing, in ill, 405 acre a, 200 of which amclear- ed, 109 cleared this year. It ia situated nine miles from Lump* kin, immediately mi the road to Columbus, end ia only seven miles from the Chattahoochee river. Any one (Wiring fine land, fine water, and n healthy home, would da well to call on tho subscriber ou the nreinisea immediately. GALUIA MATTHEWS. August 13—46—tf. IN BALDWIN INFERIOR COURT. April Term, 1330. !$,$$$, Milledgeeilia, July 20th, 1811. On or by tha 25th of December next. I promise to pay liem Rowan or order. Two Thousand Dollars, value race J. P. COLES. WM. UOWKN, PHILIP HURL. . MS. Milledgeville, Ju|y 26lh, 1818 On nr hy Ike 25lh of December next, I promise to pay Wil Pay to P. Dual or order, Pay to C. Kelsey, it Co. r- Oo ne by . .. . , . liem Bowen or order. Fourteen Hundred end Thirty-one 83-100 dollars, value receivrd. J. P. COLES. Pay to Philip Duel m order, WM. ROWRN. Pay to C. Krleey, ACa PHILIP DUEL. IT appaarinc to the Caart that two no lea uf which the u neied are coniee, hav*» been lent hv fire.—It is, on motion of Ivereon I.. Harris, attorney for C.. Kolaey, fix Co., ordered that the said J. P. Coles, shew causa on the first day of the next term, why the aaid copiaa should not be eatabli*hed in lieu uf said lost originals, and that this order ba publisha,! once a month in a newspaper published in Milledgeville. until the said Court. A true extract from the Minutes of Baldwin Inferior Court, thia 18th day of April, 1839. CHAH. W. CHOATE, Clerk. opril 23—mil fl£ |l$,$$ REWARD 8TRAYED, from the subscriber in Elbert county, some few weeks since, A SORREL MARE, with ablaxa face, small white spots over her long switched talc, and five jnri old. Hhe was raised in Randolph county, Ga^ and I suppose nhc will make for that county. When I last heard ol’hrr. she waa withiu fifteen or eighteen miles olGreeuaboro'. I will pay a rcaard of Tm iHiLiJtaa.if tlelivereil tome at Elhertun. Any mformattoa with regard to her, will be most thankfully received Kept. 3, 1839. HO KEWAKO. A BSCONDED from the Hohscriber in Camden county, Georgia, on tba lllh January, 1839, a small mulatto fallow hv the name of COM ; be ia wall made and quite intrl- liegent, and has been bred a Coachman and servant. Tom waa foiuierly owned hy T. II. Howard, Koq. of Milledgeville, and sol.I to Judge Colquitt, from whom hs waa purchased.— Tw*n ia much given to intoxication, and will he so whan ha can get spirit* ; he is well hnowa in Millcdgavilla and the vicini ty. Tlu only marks recollected ta that hie time are much compressed from tight shoes or liy nature, which makes the ■ami uf tha great Toe where it joma the foot, uncommonly large. He had alseefeieHaf large Whisker■* and long Hair when he left; n reword of Fifty oollais will hr paid on hia delitwry to ma st Wavcrly Plantation, Camden county, Go. or Twenty fire dollars for nie lodgment In nay eafo Jail in the ep-eowotry, aa that I gat him. 7 GEORGE C. DURHAM, Msasfrr. march S—if 5$BE5»53 HiaHsf Jamas A. J 4 IM4 for the ha thsday. O. R. RURNKV Oaarfoa ROTHr’E. P URSUANT loan Art tha General Assemhly of Geor gta. pa**ad the 29th day of December. 1838, will be sold in the f'itv of 4'nlumhaa, on the first Taaaday ia Navsmher acxt.thr f tflowin; lac.aa«»s, aw ease in Chatianw chie River, on (vomit dth Dietnctof Msec ogee co.; No. I, coolaining 54 about a mil* abovsHlawart fit Fowiaina's2 2,roatainiag5t 10 acres 9-18 s<* rre, Mqtt.lits, shuuts util, .bt Kucturr, 9* or roe .reared laud. No l.u«lk uf tire lal.iri, *ki< h i. .kmil ■ qu.it.> nf . util, in Dunk, with ..(farent ..w aud foil ulutuai 4ur auy urechiu.tr lk.ur.ret re.reu. TImuu lulundu reidutu il urrr urutltr* FSK SALE. ■ PJW\ Acres of I And. more or leas, well improved, 1 tURr tea gawd Haw Mills and woe Grist Mill; four dead acres of said land ia well adopted tor the growth of corn, cotton, and small groin; the olmve has o «»-d two story dwelling and necessary out buildings for a House of Eater to lament. Il is oa the stage rand, and the hall way house between Milledgeiille. Aim, twelve or fifteen likely aegroea can he hod with the above described pwqwrty on reasonable end scrum mods ting U Apwlirotmo to hs mods to Ni* hols k Denting. at Milled*' ville, or the suhocrihcr at Mahert Met 'omh'*, or at his Mills. The Timber is food end inexhaustible,of lung >ell*.w pons, M tCwasSTdssirwno af o great bargain would do well la call nnd examine for t hr metises. sprit f-tf PRYOR WRIGHT. Ciffrtfffff Ftr Mk. S EVERAL fine RI'UGlRN.RULMfctf endllARiN CIIER for sale at Use than the Augusta nr Macon iwire*. hv 1,189. $»-2t RRECIILM fit IIROW N RANTER AT TRIM OPFK R. Good MHdv hoy from It (• lb yanra af age, wbwri rand aad write, will ha taken ns an AfparoHss in il ting h u sins as, if aaelv apf>i»n4va is made. Aa^ffi If & INVAR KflTABLIRIIlTIElNT. 4 HARP fit ELLH hove just opened o fine and choice assort- SPMM M)©HDS s consisting of raeeiinerwe, Cloths, Linens, Drillings, end o va riety of other goods for gentlemen's .Spring wear. They have also on baud, n line JVfJrri* SELECTION, of Bilks, Hotiun, Prints, Cambricks, llounete and Trimming. Belling. \m es, worked Collars, Capes, and Figured Hwies and checked Muslin,of the latest style, and of superior quality, to gether with various other articles too teilioue to mention. TIIF BOOK MTOKE, ia still continued, nnd will he kept constantly supplied with the latest and most valuable collection of works in the various deportments of peliteand useful Literal lire, sa «ell os 0 gene ral assortment of School Books and Stationary. H. it E. are deoiroua that their friends ami the public gene rally, would ri*e them a call, os they feel confident they can offer them such inducrnuaita os will warrant o continuonreof their favor, march 5—tf DISSOLUTION. 1 1HE Copartnor-iMp heretofore oomliug under the firm uf Ells it Hhai|t, was this day dissolved hv mutual con sent. N. El.lreS, juns7 A. B. SHARP. PIN HE business w ill be continued by the undersigned, w ho A. will keep on hand, a arlrcl nasortioeut of Law, Medical, Miscellaneous and Classical Book*. Also, a fine assnrtm*nt of DRY trn OO IIS, (just received) which he Hatters himself, he can sell as cheap, if not cheaprr then they cau be bought in any part of Geor- lie would alro give notice, that lie intend* going to the North, in afew weeks, to nurrliasr goods; and would say that all orders would he thnnkfully received, and promptly aiimd- ed tu. lie will deliver hooks to |>ersons in snv part of the State, to order. ff, ELI^L Milledgeville, June7,1839. Miitrnr.vntt. June 7, 1839. (TT Notwithstanding 1 bate this day relinoui-hcd oil my in- terr*t in tbs Mercantile business, I would lie doing mvfrrling* injustice, did I not lender m> thanks to tny friends generally fur the very liberal support we have received. And having every nssurnnee that the business will be enndueted hy Mr. Ells, as well ns it ever ha* been, 1 would respeelfully solicit for him a continuance of their support. , .. , A. 11. SHARP, jnncll—tf CENTRAL BANK OF UEOKGIA. MiLt iDorvit LX,January 20,1838. M ANY of the Notea presented lor renewal having on them new Endorsers, and it being mi|N»ssible for ne hoard to determine their rasp<Hi*ibility, unless their notes arcaceompo- nied with aontaevidenre of the amount of property which they Jfo it Ikerrfort resafrrd, That all notes offered nt this Bank for renewal, u|*on which the endorsers have been changed, must he accompanied by a certificate of the taxable property of such indorsers sa have been substituted for those on the note proposed lo the renewed. Extract from Me minatee ol the hoard of Direction, ion 25—tf A. M. N EMI IT. Cosh'r. CHECKS O N New-Yerk, payable ot sight, for sole, at the Dank u Milledgeville. THUS. RAGLAND, Cash'r. July f. 1889. 41—if TKI«PKItAI«(-K HALL. m owd Utterly Tha llev. R. PIERCE, takes this method of in* forming bis friends in general, that he bos become th* Proprietor of that web' known eland in Mil- ledge' Bridge and Lafayette Hall, formerly kept hy Mrs. Jenkins, owd Utterly by Win. \V. Carnr*. as a Tavern, where he haa opened a hou-e of PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.for ga- atewl travellers or regwlorhoarders—that tha Frieadaof Tam perewce may si wav* had hia Nwwsa a quirt retreat. I*a will never hwepattar; hat ns regards lus uhle-fsre or bedding, he hopes his castwroera will find them equal to other good he nets ‘•'2'• twenty persona eon he nee* trine the Hummer, on tame that will make it their i are rest lo apply immediate!). N. B-—Tha mem lie mot the l^gtslature, are respectfully weird, that he inteuds to make ample provisiou for their ac- umniodaiton during the oral seaeion. The Htoges pass and r* pas* the doot every day. June 4—4m FOB SALK. A very likf.iy neurugihi.. i« ...rent «r.f.mi- liar with every denortmeat of Isvm sevrirr, but par ticularly qualified asn Kndf'e rsifwr aurrd—Hhe will ha sold low for rash. Perswo* wish me such a sen ant, ara re- quested to apply immadiolcly at this sfkr. Januar* W—Vf AUUI'NTM N. HANMELL, Atrommr at to A W, MIIJJCD41KVIIXE, (iUORliU. I a a* Iff TUOtAI D A \\ NO A W ARE-HOUSE. ffflllE proprietor returns hia thanks to his patrons, and I takes this method lo re-aaaure them of hia dwtensimatioa in pm mate their mlareat. and that of all omens who may fa vor him with their cuetom. lie will aiiend strictly tolhe hosi- n*** of a Commission M*hch«nt: lie will |rarticularly nt teiil to the interest of live planter; lie will not buy Cntinn fur pnulmiou directly or indirectly—on tins hi* patians u.oy i lie Agent* of (lie Gaorgio Railroad will receive and for ward, ot each depoeit, Colton and all other article*, free of charge, h woubl lieodvisobln ffntVie |ilsuter who setula hi* Colton to the Kmlroad. to have hia name marked on the bales, and tu wliuin consigned, and *l»« lake o receipt from the Agent All (Jotton cotiRigned 1 »TIIO.MAS DAWSON will he taken from the Railroad deposit at Augusta, to hia Fire-proof Wore house, without any charce for dray tec. Also, Good* consign- rd tu him, and ordrrej sent by the Railroad, will lie received aud forwarded at twenty-five cent* o package. All orders for Bagging, Groceries, Ac., will be forwarded at tli** (owe*! market prices ; having no Gr(M*‘ries of Ilia ow n, he w ill makn the best and cheapest selections for his customers. Augusts,Ga., August. 1839. 48—fit FOR MALE. DR. DARNALI. offers his residence for sale, eight miles N. E. of Monticello, nn the stage road to Grcenaboro'. It is a first-raie stand for the prac tice of Medicine, and our of the most healthy situa tions iu Jsspercounty. lie will also sell any port or all of hia stock of medicine and shop furniture. Delay not, if you wish to purchase o good stand fur busi- nes*, or s pleasant situation to live on. Aug. 27, 1839. 48-isfit Te llic Public. A LL persons are lie re by forewarn*^ sndrswtHwied against •rc*paa-iug on lot ol laud No. 86, in the third district of ILmry county, a* I am determined to prosecute any une w ho mav tre*pass upon the same. LEE STRICKLAND. Sept. 3, IKI9. 49—It VALU ABLE COTTON LAND FOR MALE* ffilllE Subscriber, in his own right and an Trustee for others, J offer* for sslo thirty tkotnuisd acres of land, situa ted iu the Fork of the Flint and Chattaliooehie Rivers, in the counties nt f.ee,Humter, tinker and Early, rttate of Georgia. These l.iiiid* are not surpassed hy any in the Southern States fur richness and eligibility of location. In the tractanf loud now offered are comprised twenty thousand acres,situated in the heart of the rich laud* of Baker county, nn which crop* equal to the (mat raised on the Miasisaippi bottoms, both of cotton and corn, can be made to the sere. With tliese lands or separately will be sold with the provisions, fodder, Ac. a set tled I'hiiitntion of 2700acre*, Imsides n number of Lot* laying coiitiguou* cupabln of being consolidated into six or eight large Plantation* ranging trum 1200 to 2200acres each. Ind'i.reiiden'ly of the water navigation afforded by the Flint and ('hattalmocliie Rivers, the proposed communication be tween the funner River ami the Chmiulgee, and the contem plated Railroad from Brunswick to the head waters id the Gulf of Mexico, will offer lo pettier* overy facility uf getting theircrops to market. Am these land* are of Limestone formation, of the finest yel low mould, and in the best parallel of latitude for thn cultiva tion of cotton, easily cleared and uf the most lasting quality, the Subscriber will only refer persons desiring to purchase io an inspection of the lands themselves, as affording the best tes timony of their value. Apply, during the Subscriber's absence this summer from the United Slates, to James 1.. Pet- igrue.Kaq. Charleston, J- Cowles, Esq., Macon, Messrs. John Jackson, and Win. Denard, near Albany, linker county, and lo Major Abner Jackson, at the Subscriber's Plantation, called Greenwood, four miles below the village of Bvruu in said roiinty, where peraons dorirous of visiting the (and* with a view of pnrcha*ing may he n*sured of comfortable accomino- lions, and that facilities will be afforded them of examining the lands in question. To approved purchaser*, the credits will be liberal, and the terms made easy. J. HAMILTON. New-York, July 13,1839. P. H. The almve lands are distant alnxit two day's journey from Augusta, Geo., by the Florida line of stages. The coun try in point of health, ia equally as salubrious as the cotton lands of Abbevllle or Orangeburg District* in H. C. O’ Ths Col umbia Telescops, M acon Messenger, and Geor gia Journal, will publish the nhovcunce a fortnight until the I5«h November next, and scud their uccounts as above. 14 infimH JiANDS I'OK BALE. Speculators and Capitalists will do well to notice this opportunity. rilllE .Subscriber offers for sale the following Lands, in the A Southern section nf Georgia. Moat of them are well tim bered and well watered, and upon some, improvements are al ready made. In the county of Ware, 200,000 acres. In the county ofWavBs, 15,000 M In the county of Camden, 15,490 ** In tber.ounty of Appling, 10,490 M In the counties of Lowndes A Thomas, 8,500 ** In thccouuly of Baker, 7,250 11 In the county of Decatur, 8,500 M In the cnuntieaof Montgomery A Telfair,.... 10,000 “ Iu the county of Pulaski, 8,000 M In the counties of Cherokee country, 7,300 " Also, a number of small tracts in various counties of the Slate. The above lands in tho Southern section of the State, are f ood Pine Land*, lying for the most part, in situations where umber may be easily transported to a market. Home ore situated immediately on the route of the Kail Road from Brunswick to thn junction of the Flint and Chattahoochee; othera upon the St Ilia, St. Mary's Altamaha, sod Savannah rivers, navigable stream*. Sale* will be made on accommodating terms. Part cash, and the |balance of the purchase money, io one two ana three years, with good security. Apply to , 8. W. NICHOLS, Clinton, J ones county, Geo. (TF The United States Gsxette, Philadelphia; the Atlas, Bocton; N. Y. Express, New York; Richmond Whig, and Charleston Courier, will each give the atmvr advertisement eoe monthly insertion for three mouths, and forward their ac connts to thi* office for payment, sept 18—tf LEGAL BLANKS. 7I1IIE following BLANKS are kept constantly on hand 1 and for sale at the Office of the GEORGIA JOURNAL, via: Attachments, Bail Bonds, Rank ('hecks Bonds of Administrator's, Do do with th* will annexed, Bond* of Guardian's, Claims—A ffid’ta. A Bonds, Do. Forthcoming Bunds) Coat Executions, CaSa Sup. A Inf. Courts, Declaration*, Deeds, Executors, Administrators, and Guardian's Deeds, Sheriffs Deeds, Executions (S. A I. Court, Do Justire's Courts, Do Tax Collectors, Gamuts, Indictments, Interrogatories,(with iasiruc lions,) Jury Summonses—Sun. A In lerior Courts, Do do U. 3. fitit Circuit Court, Licences to Retail, Marriage Licenes, Letters of Administration, Do Temporary, Do Teststneutary, Do Guardianship, Letter* of Dismission for Ad tninistralors Do do Executors, Do do Guardians, Mortgages, Sci.Fas.for Fd'nt. Draws, Sheriffs Bills of Sale, Summonses of Garnishment, Subpwuas (S. it I. Courts, Warrants of Appraisement, Justice's Summonses, Blank Writs for the Feders Court, Ohdkrs from members of the Bar, Sheriffs, Clerks, Ac. promptly sttsndsd to. Blanks will bo put up and forward rdtonnv part of the Stats. June 9, 1839. PROSPECTUS OF THE SOUTHERN SILK GROWER. AND AGRICULTURAL REGISTER, To be pubtitbrd monthly at Aihma, Georgia; •V ALBON CHAlk. B Y tiro solicitation of several friends who feel a deep inter est in theaureeseof the Silk business at the South, we have been induced to propone the establishment of a small pc nodical mainly devoted to that **"" raising the food and rearing the bjcct. The experiment of no in this climate having been lairly tried, and that trial having fully demonstrated the ,M> ' 1 ’ Midim*. iUMHo.ni> 4 nn own, A.|. 66.1636. 67-U every day more alive to it; and fond anticipations are already indulged, of the time when our abandoned and woroout plan tations shall again l>e cultivated, and better than ever reward the labor bestowed upon them. To him who lias n patriotic attai hment for the soil on which lie was born and nurtured, aud who looks upon the tide of emigration that ia ever setting from the old to the new States, as not only a drain upon our wealth, but destructive to the delights ot social intercourse and the growth of oarly friendships, snv scheme which shall tend to lessen such emigration, and plant our people morr eon tenledly aud firmly amid the scene* of their childhood, will lie favorably regarded. And wo are fully persuaded that the production of silk, if generally engaged in. will do more than any thing clan can do, to increase our wealth and preserve our population. Entertaining these views, we propose to lend our feeble aid in the diseemiaatinu of practical inhumation on this subject, confidently believing that au intelligent community need only have suitable forl* presented for their consideration, to satisfy them that the road to wealth ia ns open to them here,** in any of the fertile regions of the West. We are aware that several valuable and ably conducted publications exist at the Norih. devoted to tlie interests of the Silk Culture, and that we shall bring but laeiftc prnctKol infor mation to the task we have impoand upon ourself. Ilul *" aawdii* to ua that a work which should record tha result* Asdrr* nxpsrtence, which should contain information adapted lo thepoeuhoritieoaf our toil nnd climate, and whirl should at the same lima include a scim lion from the most val ualdr article* iu the Northern periodical*, with au account ol all new nnprovenroot* 111 the mode of ronMnirting cocooneries fixture*, rsels, Ac. in Europe and America, would he found ruimentl) MrtMd With thc*e leeling*. we commend nur rn lerprise to the pad.inage ol the public, promising that tm ef fort* *lia!l he spared on our part, to render it n work both in lereslinc and u*eful. Il mav be proper here to remark, that although the silk fai lure rathe pro nary object «• hope to aid, we design to intro duce oilier mkM ioiii.rcted with Agnciilturs genera 11 with a view to dissmmnaie *urh taluable information a* may meet the want* and advatu e tlie interr*t* ul pra> in *1 farmer* Tsnn*.—The Boomm* Hiik Usowvn ami Annien- mu Kuiirix, will lie msasd about lira first id every month,and h numl-er will contain > royal quarto page*— printed on good psprr ml fair tjpf. It will l«e afforded at the low rate I.f 4INK INR.I.AH per year, in order that all wl»n rlionoe mav lie side In ohUia it. Eleien r#q»iea will hs for- uralrad lor $ IU, and a oiuiiUr dtduilmn made for larger *uli BfMHBi In rou*sqoenr* of the extra msly low price at wbnli the wnrk I*offered, we lannot afford la i*peu ari nuul*—nil aks • nt.4. raw. therelwrs, will tra expected W psv in advnnre . and elmnl.I it ma W ettwunrncrd. the luUrM>t»uo mousy will W rsffsuded. Holder* of •uhsrriaMioa paper* are ds*«rsd ia send in th* name* ref Ih» afthfli ritrar* oinsrard. Wforr ifo gr»i id Orpre... her nexi, •• ••mm after wlmh NMUMMaft x*u U mada.M is propos'd mrouiud me lira pubUtslMMi. I.VEXAMPLED MAMMOTH ■CIIE.6IK. T HE following detail* ufe Hchkmk of a I.ottisv. to Ba drawn in Ifocsvoher next, warrant• us in declaring it to he UNPARALLELED in the hratory i#f lotteries. Prixe* tn the amount have nxvir bkfonx srxN offkrf.ii tn the pullte. It is true, there are many blanks, but on the other iand, the extremely li»w charge ol per Ticket—the Va- n r ash No«acn of the CaFitaia (ha revival of the S ond old custom of warvuotiMg that every priau shall he rawu and aold, will, we are snre, give universal satisfaction, ad esnecinlly to the Hit Hunured Prixk II01.PKM. To those disposed to adventure, we recommend early appli cation being made to us for ticket*—when the prises arc nil sold, blanks only remain—the first buyers Itnve the best hanre. We, therefme, emphatically any—DELAY NOT' hut at once rr-tuit and fr/iNi-mit to us your order*, which shall (ways rdrrive our immediate attention, letter* to be ad orexsed, anil N|>pli(xtion*madc to SYLVESTER A Co. 156 Broadway, N. York. (LT Observe the Number, 156. ITOOiOOO!:! $500,000!! $23,000! fi prizes ol $20,000 11 2 do 3 do ft 10,00# l Grmndi Heal Estate anti Bank Stack LOTTERY Of property situated in New Orleans. ITT" The richest and most magnificent Scheme ever pre sented tolhe public, in thi* or anv other country. Ticket* only 020. K tithor'uted fcy an nut ol the Legislative AssemblyofFtori- U, and under tJra Directions of the Commissioners, acting tin der the an me. TO IIE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA, December 1st, 1839. SCHMIDT A HAMILTON, Managers. SYLVESTER A Co. I5fi Broadway, New York,Sole Ageute. No Combination Numbrrt! ! 100.000 tickets from No. I upward*, in succession. The deed* of the Property nnd the Stock transferred in trust tolhe Commissioners appointed hy the said art of the Legis lature of Flurida, for the srruritv of the Prixe Holders. SPLENDID SUIIERIE ! IS I Prixe—The Arrnde—286 feet, 5 inches, 4 liues, on Magntinc street; 101 lect, 11 inches, on Nate hex street; 126 feet, fi inches, on Gra- vier st. Rented ut about $’■ 17,000 per annum. Valued at - T - ftT00,000 I Prixe—City Hotel—162 feet on Common street, 146 feet, 6 inches, on Cutnp st. Rented at $25,000—Valued at 500,000 1 Prixe—Dwelling House (adjoining theArcade) No. 16, 24 (eel 7 inches front on Natchex st. Rented nt$ 1200—Valued at 30,0041 1 Prixe—Ditto (adjoining the Arcade) No. 18, 23 feet front on Natchex st. Rented ut $1200 Valued nt 90,000 I Prixe—Ditto (adjoining the Arcade) No. 20, 23 feet fronton Natchex at. Rental$1200—Va lued at 90,000 1 Prixe—Ditto—No. 23, Northeast cornerof Ba sin and Custom-house street; 40 foot Iront on Burin, and 40 ft. on Franklin st. by 127 feet deep in Custom-hoime st. Itemed at $1500 Valued at 90,000 1 Prixe—Ditto—No.24, Southwest cornerof Ba- Minond Custom-house street;32 feet 7 inches on Basin, 32 feet 7 inches on Franklin, 127 feet 101 inches deep iu front of Custom-house street. Rented at $1500—Valued at 90,000 1 Prixe—Ditto—No.339.21 feet Bincheson Roy- 11I street, hv 127 ft. II inches deep Rented at $1400—Valued at 15.000 1 Prize—250 shares Cunal Bank Stock, $100 each, 95,000 Ditto—200 ditto Com. do do do 90,04M> 1 Ditto—150 do Mechanics' and Traders* Bank Stock 15,000 1 Ditto—100 do City Bank, do 10,000 I Ditto—100 do do do do 10,000 I Ditto—100 do do do do 1 Ditto—50 do Exchange Bank do 5,000 1 Ditto—50 do do do do 5,000 1 Ditto—25 do Gas Light Bank do 9,500 I Ditto—25 do do do do 9,500 I Ditto—15 do Mechanics'A Traders' Bank Stock, 1,500 Ditto—15 do do do do 1,500 20 Ditto—each 10 shares nf the Louisiana State Bank, $100 each, Prixe $1,000, 90,000 10 Ditto—each 2 shares of $100 each,euch Prist $200, of the Gas Light Bank, 9,000 200 do—each 1 share of $100, of tho Baakof Louisiana, 94**000 200 do—each 1 share of $100, of the New Or leans Hank, 90,000 150 do—each 1 share of $IOOof the Union Bank of Florida, 15,000 000 Prizei. $ 1 ,.100,000 TICKETS S‘JO-NO SHAKES. The whole of the Ticket*, with their Numbers, as also'those containing the Prixes, will Ira examined and sealed hy the. CootmissioMrs appoiated under the Act, previously to their being put JtNo the wheels. One wheel will contain the whole of the NoftOteo.Ihe other will contain tlie rtix Hundred Pri- xea, and (be ffrat 600 Numbers that shall be drawn out, will be entitled tnaueli Prixe aa may Ira drawn to its uumlrar, and the fortunate holders of such Prixes will have such properly transferred lo them immediately after ths drawing, unincum bered, and without any Deduction! The receipts of the sale of the Tickets are, and will be, de posited in Iho Citizens',Consolidated, Canal, Union, and Car rollton Banks, in tho names of the Managers, jointly with J. B I'errault, E*q„ actually cashier of (lie Citixeu*’ Bank, nnd A. Boudouin, Esq., actually cashier of the Consolidated Bank, as Trustees, as per Aet passed before A. Maznren, Esq (Nota ry Public,on the 2d May, 1839, and tlie pnijrarties transferred unincumbered, for the security of the formuate Prize Holders. O' Editors of every Paper in the United 8tatcs, in the West Indies, in Canada, and other of the British Provinces are requested to insert the above, as a stunding advertisement, until the first of December next, end to sond their accounts to us, together with a paper containing ths advertisement. 8YLVE8TEK A Co. 156 Broadway, New-York. may 28—Tldec EieonUve Bi ptuiMirBi, t*u. / Mii.lkdgevii.lk, 29tb May, 1839. j vide for the call of a Contention tu reduce the number General Assembly of the Stale of Georgia,and forntlierpur poses therein named.'* it is provided'* that it shall be the duty of Hia Excellency the Governor to give publicity to the altera tions and amendments made in the Constitution, in reference to the Reduction of the number of members composing the Gen eral Assembly, and the first Monday in October, next after the riaingofsaid Convention, he shall fix on for the.Katificniion by tlie People, of such amendments, alterations, or new articles, as limy may make for the objects of reduction and equalisation of the General Assemhly only, and if ratified hv a nnuurity ol the voters, who vote on the question ol ‘‘RATIFICATION” or M NO RATIFICATION’ — then,and in that event, the alte rations so by them made and ratified, shall be binding on the people of Ikia State, and not otherwise." And whereas, the delegates of the people of thia State, assembled m Convention under tlie provision* of the before re cited act, and agreed to, and declared the following to be al le rat ions and amendments of the Constitution of tltis State, touching the representation of the people in the General As sembly thereof,to-wit: The* Convention assembled under an aet, " to provide for the call of a Convention to reduce the number of lira General As sembly of the Htate of Georgia, and for other nunrrose* therein named," passed the 26th day of December, 1838, having met under the Proclamation of tne Governor, on Monduy the filh day of Mav, 1839, propose as the final result of their delibera tions, the following to he n me mime n ts to (Ira Constitution of the |8tate of Georgia, nnd present the same to His Excellency the Governor of the .State, that publicity may Ira given to said al terations and amendment*, according totin' sixth soctionuf the act, under which the Convention assembled. AMENDMENT* TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF UEOKGIA. The House of Representatives shall Ira iomp<ieed ol bers from all lira counties which now are,or hereafter may be included within this Htate, according to their respective num ber* of free white persons, and including three-fifths nf all the people of color, tu be ascertained by au actual enumeration, to Ira made from time to time, at intervals of seven yesrs. now by law provided. Each rountv shall be entitled to c merober. Each county hoviug a representative population shove specified, of six thousand persons, shall Ira entitled to one additional member, and each county having such repre sentative population of twelve thousand'persona, shall Ira en titled tu two additional members, but no county shall have more than three members. The number of members ol which Ihe House of Represen tatives will Ira composed according to the aforesaid ratio, aud the last census, shall not hereafter be increased, except when a new county is created; and it shall be toe duty of the Legis lature, at thera session, to be hidden next after the enumeration provided for hy law, so to regulate the ratio of repreerutation, as to prevent such increase. The Representatives shall be chosen annually, on the first Monday of October, until such day of election sliallbc altered by law, Yhe Senate shall cowsi*? of forty-six memlrars.elected annu ally on the first Monday in October, uii*il such day of elec tioii shell be altered hy law, and shall Ira composed of one member from each ol the forty-six rtenaloriul Dial riels follow- 1 Chatham A EALigham. 2 Henvenand Hnrke. 3 Richmond A Columbia. 4 Lincoln ami Wilke*. 5 Kllrart and Madison. 6 llalrarshain A Lumpkin. 7 Union aud Rabun. 8 Forsyth and Hall. 9 Jackson and Franklin. IA Clark and Ockilmrpc. 11 Greene and Putnam. 12 Taliaferro and Warwa. 13 Haacack aad Baldwia. 14 Waahinrton and Jefferson. 15 KmanudM A Montgomery. 16 Li tier u and Hnau. 17 Tattnall and Bulloch. 18 McIntosh ami Glum. 19 Camden and Watnc. 25 Jones and Jasper. 2»> Butlsaud Monroe. 27 Gwinnett and Walton. 28 DeKsIb and Henry. 29 Newton and Morgan. 38 Gilmer sod Murray. 31 Cass and Cherokee. 32 Cobb and Citinidrall. 33 Coweta and Faveile. 34 Meriwether and Talbot. 35 Tike and Ups m. 36 Houston and Mac an. 37 Dooly and Irwin. 38 Thomas and Decatur. ■tH Baker and Early, 40 |rae and Buinter. 41 Kandidph and nrcwart. 42 Musi ogre an. I Mur mu. LI Harris ami Troup. 11 I Irani and Cairidl. 45 I'suldmg sod Fluid. 46 t.'ltaiKNig*, Walker and Dad*. 20 Ware and t*iwude 21 Trll.iir and Appling. 22 Laiirriiaand Wilkm-uii. 23 Pulaski and Twiggs. 24 HiMmadl'rawf'onJ. Aad whenever hereafter the lragi«Uture shall ley off slid es tablish a IFW comity. It stroll lie S-tiled to Ibr Hl'Ml CiintlgUOII* Senatorial District, ha«mg the * nallest reiiresentatiie popu lation. JAMEA M. WAYNE. I'residrnt ol lira Cuuieitlieu. Attest: I t'cexs I.ATAirR. rtecretarv of the Convention. I l Ira re tore, in ronfornnty with the pro rams* uf the before recited art. do beiebi gi.o oublmiy to llw ••••»«, ami enjoin escb voter lor iirandiers of |hs tdrneral Assembly id tins rtlate. am Ihe 6r*i day iherrm spcuted, tew it: iin lira first Mwadav lafbiddre.r arasi.tugivs bra vote id " NA J'lFH'A- TlOVnr -NO'KUHFIUATIO.V .. ukd Iu raid an. and that the presiding «tti. rrr lertii* lira rant# tolbi* Ifopart- ••ram a« (trading I*. !(»» m under mp baad sad *w«l of lira Fxer wilts Depart menial lira ( , *piiel. in Millrdgr * die, ibi* lira end >rar first above irraatwnrad. GEORGE K. GII.MLIl ni ths Ou»rrn66« Jobs ||. BfaaLf. He.. |.g. |>. t -i. Pkuspixn* of TMR Pul'RTEENTH VOLUMR KNICKKRROC'KKK MAGAZINC I" •ill.mis, 10 th, mw Vul.mre „i... k ..." *.•<■!« Nmiiii. whirl, c01nm.11. ...iii r, 1 ,* 1 * 1«3». Ih. l-ro|.ri.iur. d.. mi dm. ,i mmm,., re 1,, ■h.n that ih, .rjrnl ...Wu r. which h,r« marked ihiT- in ih. p«.l, will Ire cunfiniwd in tire future. Th.t i|kL V‘. ,m Imn. will Ire arc. more i«i..ful ih.u hrreich.r. mldilion 111 llreir pre.iun.lv lilreret litwrwr, re.nur..’, , i ' ? put.. .» Illnro ul W viiHM.ro,. InviKo.'liri MCI,• Uov- .■‘..iremoii, u,. • Airreri. nn re P,ti,,• ' yreulv nf nunrernu. .Hirer., there cm Ire little Io ‘j, ftl.ireotrer, lire craliftinc pctw.ii.l infli.rnrr and iuiri.u .,t n.o.t ..r three di.ln.,ui.hcil writer., iu eliciting . onlrit.in'.„ . from minds of kindred eminence, nt boine and abroad wi h certainty Ira retiiil upon. With riiere remarks mams but to re terste, that as the Knickkrboi ker lias read.' cd Its fourteen rn VOLUME, with a number of readers lerer,’ by many hundreds, than at any previous period, the fact nisv perhaps be deemed decisive evidence or the nature of it, claim sopor the public favor; yet as the present advertise juent of i mf volume will g.. before many person* who hav* been unable to judgo of the character ol the work from it, performance*, it is denned advisable here, to recapitulate lew of the prominent qualities which it is believed have char ncierixcd it, under it* present proprietary and literary dire, lion. It hat presented to the public articles upon science and the arts, which have excited attention slirosd as well a* ,• home; interesting ules, illustrating American soeictv, tu. times, manners, etc.; entertaining records ol travel. forsi* n ami domestic ; original European and American correan?„ dn.ee: humorous stories and sketches, with talcs of theran' of pathos, and or real life ; lecends and essays, upon nume-' rous and varied themes; the wliole inierspenrad with frequem articles of poetry, which it is believed have geucrally dean* 1 ed the name. ° -• 7 uracrv- Iu lonkiu bank over the p«>i rolumre, there will b, faund m,n t l«l wffli ■ Uree predominance of entertnininr end i.,’ "rut H»e 11* hi readme, ailnrned will, lire afar and eracefiil i. nammt. of mirth nml huincr, orieiunl pnper. of a more aulu charecler, upon upward „t eixly diffitrent important attbff Three Imre proceeded, niainl v, from permute, nalire ire fn. reign, who hare cither cultivated aciencu with dialineufahed ."cue..- yr frotti othnn. aeweei. lew eminent, wire hare dm voted their iui.oru lit u.eftil and elevated compositiona. The brevity and rtyle of three paper., it i. conceived, have Ireel aueh aa In invite nU to read with little labor and eome nfa. yure, and to nnprew every render, more favorably and l..t,„,' Iv, than graver nnd more elaborate disquisitions • refrsitiiinre lira minds of the learned, the curious, and the reflecting - kentng curiosity, and stimulating inquiry in the younr- , n H exciting in all, trams of jnrofitoble reflection, nnd giving stimu li...* .0 thought. The Msffaxine has aimed to roaclf ne?rlv every divi*i w ii of general literature, and to comprehend, in it* ample though transient survey, amusement and instruction jettera and arts ; customs and manners ; the peculiarities of individuals, and the movements of society. In short, the di- vine, the moralist, and the statesman ; the humorous observer and interpreter of nature ; the poet and the novelist, have mads the Knickerbocker the repository of ilieir various treasures. Our republic ia distinguished, perhaps obo«e every other country, for (he uniform and universal education end iutelli. genc.e of its inhnlntsuts. Men versed in all the mituito and profound erudition of the Euroiraans, are indeed rare • hut from thn poorest laborer lo the chief magistrate, with few ex cent,ons, all nre able to read, nnd all desire to know. | Inivcr- sally devoted to business of some kind,ond obliged to depend on their industry or enterprise for support, they have little lei- sure for luliorioua investigation ; but to their honor Ira it mm. ken, they cherish n relish for literature sod works of taste • and a periodical which contributes to the satisfaction of this apne- tile, may fuirlv lay claim to be considered as productive ol the highest usefulness. Among the many writers who have contributed original ar ticles to this Magazine, from ita commencement, including matter in store for the thirteenth volume, will be found the fob lowing ; audit may well Ira questioned, whether snv periodi cal, native or foreign, can exhibit a more distinguished galaxy of high nnd varion* talent: 3 'Anitirie.au in I'aria,' Author of.! Irving, Washington, Esq. Anthon,Charles, Esq.,Colum- 'Incidents of Travel,' Author bia Col. Algernon Sidney,'Cambridge, [Mass.] 'American Antiquities,' Au thor of. Biddle, Nicholas, Esq. Bulwcr, Hon. E. L. IEng.1 Bryant, William Cullen, Esq, Barker, Hon. J. N. Bnscom, Rev. Henry, [Ky.] Bird, R. M., Esq. Bethune, Bev. Dr. [1'hilaJ Buckingham, Hon. J. rt. [En gland.] Barnard, Hon. D. D. Brautlcy, ILev. Dr. [rt. C.] Barber, Joseph, Esq. Brooks, James, Esq. Bellows, J. N., Esq. Beniamin, Park, L-q. Beasley, liev. Dr. [N. J.] Burton, W. E., Esq., Cotne- diao. Butler, Mr*. Fanny K. Burts, Robert, Esq., U.rt. X. Beck, Prof. L.C. [New-York Browne, Miss A. M. [Eng.] Brigham, Dr. A. [Conn.] Bright, J. IL, Esq. Barber, l'rof. John, Columbia Col. Catherwood, Mr. Caruthers, Di. [Virginia.] Carev, Mntthew, Esq. fpfiila.] Cooper, J. Fenimore, Esq. Charlton, lion. R. M. [Ga.] Cass, Hon. Uwis, Conrad, Hon. Judge, [Penn.] Colton, Rev.(;alven, Clark, Willi Colton, Rev, Cranch, J. H.,E*q. Colton, llev.Chsimcey. Clinch, liev. J. II., Mass. Dewey. Rev. Orville. Duer,' President of Columbia Col. Dick, Rev. Dr. [Scotland.] Dickens. Charles, Esq. Dawes, llnfus, Kso. Dunlnp, William, Esq. Daponte, Prof. Lorcnxo L. Dakin, S.D., Fra. Ifoponts, Mrs. [New York.] Ellett, Mrs. E. F. fS. C ] Kmhnrv, Mra. E. C. Ellsworth, Henry W.,E#q. Edwards, IL, Esq. Fsy, Theodore rt., Esq. Flint, Rev. Timothy, [Mba.] Felton, Prof. (Mass’.) Featkerstonliough,G. W. Esq Galt, John, Esq. [Scotland.] Gannett, Rev. Mr. [Mosa.J • Garnet Jack.' Griffin. George, E Gould. Edward rt, Gilman. Mrs. Cm [S.C.] Gould, Miss II. [Mass] Greely, Horace, Esn. Greone, A. G., Esq. [R. I.] Greene, G. W., Esq. [Rome.] Gould, J. W., Esq. Gallagher, W. I)., Esq. [Ohio.] ' Grafton, Grace.* Graves, Mrs. A. J. [Mil.] Ilallcck, Fitx-fireene,Esq. Hall,Hon. Judg -.[Illinois.] Hawthorne, Nathaniel, Esq [Mass.l HerbertiW* ll.,P.sq. Ilillhousc, J. Am Esq. Hitchcock. Prof. (Maas.) Hoff'inoiiJ’linrles F., E-q. Holmes,Oliver Wendell, Esq "*onn ] Esq., [Buffa lo.] Hopkins, Geo. F., Esq. liosrorr, W. II. CL, E*q. With the I Irarsl aid of such Inman, John 8., F.sq. Ingraham, l'rof. [Miss.] Johnson, Prof. E. W. [rt. C.J Kent. lion. Chancellor. Kemble, Miss Fanny. ' Kuslniw Property,’ Author of. Kaopp, Hamuel L., Esq. Ironjfellow, Professor II. IV. Lsndon, lliss L. E. [Eng.] a tatters from Palmyra, Au tlmr of. taggett, William, Esq. Iraslie, M Lun% George, r.sq. imsss. Lee, Miss M. E. [rt.C J [Philadelphia 1 t Esq. [Msa Martin, F.. T. TI.ronp, F.sq. Marryat, Capt. F.. [Englsnd.J Mellen, Hon. Chief Justice, [Maine.] Metcnlf I»r. Hamuel L. Miner, llou. Charios, [Penn.] Mellen,Granville, Esn. Morris, Robert, E»q. [Phils.] Maturin, Edward, Esq. Morgan, Rev. Gilbert, [Ohio.] Morris, Gen. Geo. P. McKenncv, Col. T. rt. [U. ». Service.] Miers, I*, if.. Esq. McKenzie, R. rt., Esn. [Eng ] Mitinford, E- II.rt.,Esq. Neal, J C. Nolde, I.. L., Esq. ' OTIapodisna,' Author of. Paulding, Hon. J.K. Peabody, Reverend W. B. O. [Mass.] Percivsl, J. G., Esq. Pierpoint. Rev. John, [Mass.] Power, Tyrone, Esq., Comte dian. Potts, rttaev J., Esq. [N. J.] Palmer, William Pitt, F.sq. Phillip*, Mrs. rtoplue M. Pise, Rev. I>r. Putnam, Geo., P. Esq. [Eng.] Rafinerque. Prof. [Penn.] Richards, lion. B. W.fpr.ile.l D “ ere, W. Are Esq. [Del.] field, W. C., E-q. Raymond, Robert IL, Esq. Kouscvoll, Clinton. Esq. Sands, Robert C., Esq. Seward, Hon. W. II. Southey, Robert«fEng.] Sedgwick, Mi.-a Cnthsnae M Schoolcraft, Henry K.,Es44. Shroedcr, Rev. Dr. Sedgwick, Mrs. Theodore, [Mass.] rthreeve.Thos. If., Esq.[Ky. Simms, W. Ore Esq. Sprague,Charles, Esq. Spring, Samuel, Esq- Stone, William L., Lsq. Sigourney, Mra. L. II. Stepliens.J. II., Esq. Simmons, W. II.,Esq. [Mass^ Street, Alfred U.,Esq. Thatcher, B. B.,Eiq. Ticknur,Caleb, M.D.,[N. Y.) Tuckcrutan, II. T., Esq. Vcrplonck.Hon. G. C. Ware, Rev. William, fMass.1 Webster, Noah, F.sq. [t'ouu.j Whittier, J. G. [Mass ] Ware, Mr*. K.A. Whitehouae, Rev. H. J. Wilde, lion. IL II. [Georgia.] Wolff, Prof. O. L. B. [Genua- Wordsworth, William, Esq. [England.] Welmore,Gen. Prosper M. ‘•orers— not to speak of f Iiicli ha*e embraced all the current literature of the day, with copious and iiiteraetinf extract-*,) nor the editorial division, iu which nre chronicled in teresting matters of a local and general nature, with original miscellanies, notices of the drama, the fine arts, etc.—perhapa it i* trot surprising, that thia magaxiue has succeeded in satis fying tiro temperate appetite of the scholar, tlie menol litera ry leisure, the devotee of intellectuol excitement, and the lo ver of the beautiful,(he pathetic and the humorous. TERM 8. Five dollar* fir annum, in advance; ok three dol lars for six months. Two volumes are completed within the year, coiuutenriiig with tlie January and July numfe r*. Even Postmaster iu the United Stair* is authorised to reente subscription*. Five copies forwarded for twenty dollars.— Address Clark k Edson, Proprietors, 161 Broadway, New- York. fOLTHEKN SILK JOURNAL AND FARMERS' REGISTER, A monthly Periodical oj thirty too or taro pager,tcith mrintfd coerr, in rtyle nnd manner equal to the Journal of tn* Amt* rican f*Uh Society. Thi> publication appears under tlie auspices of The South ern Silk and Agricultural Society, lately organized at Colum bus, Go , fur the purpove of promoting tlie culture iif Hilk in Ihe South, and or diMsruiinsling correct scientific information on the Hu'qecl ol' Agriculture in general. To control,on the one Itatul, lira present, eo called wild and wreckless spirit of siM culaiiou in ths Mnlbrrri, and on the otlrar, to prove tlisl Silk may, and ought to become a Southern ample, shall Ih- the primary ohjei 1 ol thi* Jonrusl; whilst ■! the ttsme lime, it* pagen nre lo Ira made th* medium of convey- iug lo the planter and farmer, the most interesting and inquire taut infonusiMNioa every subject euibraced in lira wide ran*;* ot hidfttiaudry. The experience of other sections of the country,hnie clear ly shown lira benefits denied Irom the application of science loilra rultivstion of the soil, and the entire prai liesbili'y «•' euiliodyiug lira necessary inlormatiuu in the page* of such * work. 'I lie experience of the South ha* eominced all, that unle*« •to h a work Ira uds|Hed lo our rliioatc soil, nn«l |trcul»er sy*t'-ui of Agio iillorw, 11* use will Ira extremely liiniictt. I o thi* end, lira sen ice* of oeirral scfeutitu and pr»* m •* A|rrauIturaliei* uf draunciion* lisie k**n secured •• eorrr*- jMindriil-, wliosn (ooiiiiuiiKaiiou* will imoiihly rnrwh page*of lira Journal, and tender it well worthy ol uni*«r*a» patronage. Her coni 1 sI pottiimn mi th# most fertile pLutuig regien of South, her IocsIhhi 00 the gri-Mt ihoronghlati Iraiwdrii tli* North and New4Jrfoaa*, and he» readv i »i*s *"S •• lieu by ntail, with eiery n ihhi ol ilm roan try, Irave *11 ■nired to unlnrs ihe Him raty to acUwl ColoHibo*, a* lira mw»( eligible pdHal Li iu patdn iIhw. Tlra Journal and Uegi.isr mil hr edited b« the unde reigned, and p*ihlt«h< d -rt (Ira o(h« e nf lira f'(t|oNd»n* F ttqotr* r, *• ihe low rate of $J UUo,r snaoro. paisble mm serai I» ra edeeic •- rt. T. t'llfiPM IN. WILLY 1111 I IfiMrt. 4'dodiMi-ISm alio*** rltd-ited Furl F *»». »*. rt I nill'MO. I ..r firr. ffo.rtilk and 4$t SoO¥*f> CUurabn*. June I .'ih I •**.

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The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, September 10, 1839, Image 4