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fWarei* 88 To change the time of holding the inferior courtt in the county of Telfair. The bill to render the estates of Attorneys t i aw , liable to pay before any other debt alt sums of money placed in their hands for col. lection, was taken up and negatived. Mr. Walker presented a memorial from the Directors of the Bank of Augusta, praying for an extension of its charter and an increase of the capital stock, which was referred to a se lect committee. Saturday, November 18. On motion of Mr. Baker of Warren. The reports of the Senators of the different counties on the situation of the Academical in- stitutions were referred to the Joint committee on Public Education and Free Schools. The Senate passed a bill to pardon Hugh Gallaher—Yeas 31 Nays 23. Mr. Baker of Liberty, moved for the ap pointment of a committee to prepare and re- S ort a bill to exempt Physicians from military uty on certain conditions. The bill authorising, a lottery to raise a fund for erecting monuments to the memory of Greene and Pulaski, in the city of Savannah, was read the third time and'passed. Monday,HQth November. The bill to incorporate the Brunswick Ca nal Company was read, amended, and passed. Mr. Beall had leave to introduce instanter a bill to define how far wives shall be entitled to dower in this State, and the time when their right to the same shall accrue. Mr. Coffee laid on the table a resolution in structing the Committee on the State of the Republic to inquire into the propriety and prac ticability of extending the jurisdiction of the State over the whole of her chartered limits. On motion of Mr. Powers, Resolved, That the Military committee take into consideration the propriety of so amend ing the militia laws as to authorise the trial and f amishment of officers in a more summary and. ess expensive manner to the State. The bill to authorise the raising by lottery the sum of $2,500, in aid of the funds of the Eatonton Academy, was read the third time Tuesday, November 21.. Mr. Straum gave notice of his intention to. I move for a committee to report a bill altering the time of holding the Superior courts in the I Flint Circuit. Mr. Clayton of Clark, laid on the table a [resolution, for the appointment of an Agent, [by joint ballot of both branches of the Gene ral Assembly, to proceed to the Territory late- [ly acquired from the Crqek Indians, and to | take possession of and rent out ell reserves and [fractions improved or not; and to put the lessees | in possession and remove intruders. Mr. Clayton of Clark, from the Judiciary J committee, reported a resolution which was a- [ greed to, recommending the appointment by the I Governor of a commissioner to attend on the I part of this State to the marking of tlfe line [between Georgia and Florida. I On motion of Mr. Daniel, the Senate re- Isolved to. wear crape on the left aria 30 days las a mark of respect for tho memory of Gen. [John McIntosh, a revolutionary officer of great I merit, Wednesday, November 22. The Senate took up the resolution laid on [the table by Mr. Jones, on yesterday, which [was amended to read as follows, and agreed I to: „ Resolved, That the Committee on tho State |ef the Republic, be instructed to enquire into [the expediency of framjng a complaint to the j House of Representatives of the United States against the President for jjbt removing [Col. John Crowell,.►the Agent for the Creek [Nation, he having been so often solicited to do tso by the Legislature of this state, j And be it further resolved, That the same [commiuee be instructed to enquire into the cx- Ipedicncy of framing a compl.iint to the House j of Representatives of the United States, a- 1 gainst the President for not arresting and try- ling General Gaiucs for the repeated insults of- [fersdto thc authorities of Georgia, although [the President admitted tho insults to have been [offered by Gen. Gainos. | The bill to alter the 1st sec. of the 4th art. I of the Constitution, so as not to make thb pay ment of taxes previous to the general election, [a qualification necessary to ontitlo a citizen to [vote for members of tho General Assembly, [v/as read the' third time and passed Yeas 43 |~Nays 13. Notices for leave to report bills . % Mr. Foster, to authorise tho courts of [Ordinary to grant writs of distribution on real [estates, and to prevent suits, brought by or i ?dnst Executors, Administrators, and Guar maos, from abating upon the death or removal [of either. % Mr. Winn, of Ilall, to ‘repeal an act [passed jn 1824, making it the duty of Col- [lectors of Taxes to return a list of persons who 1 r l 10 P a y tfiow tax to superintenders [of the election for member* of tne General I Assembly. Thursday, November 23. . The following bills were severally road tho , ! mo an( * passed, to wit. | To incorporate the Washington Academy hn the county of Bibb. I To alter and amend an act, entitled "an act Ito amend and consolidate the several acts for |tbe better government and regulation of tho l«wn of Milledgevflle'’ passed 19th Dec. liolj. To add a part of the county of Lowndes to bo county of Thomas. *°r the relief of Garland Laue. .. add a part of the lately acquired terri- |mry fto m the Creek Nation of Indiaus, to the Icoumy of Baker; and I i ».** to separate and divorce Riley Finley land Mary Finley, his wife. is°tices for leave to report bills viz: Inal th t 01 Gwinnett, to make pe- | ^ne law, to operate after a given time on all In/ 50 "? w ) uil0ver , *hat shall bo found residing lin ,1° a hds clmriered to Georgia, yet wiflt- IcfT ° ^ , °kee Nation of Indian^ and such L_r Crs °f the general government, h« aro -m - | aty to cany into effect, tboir acknowledged power, to regulate commerce with tho Indians excepted, and confiscate all tho property of such violators of this law; and also to con fiscate all negro property that may bo found to reside on said lands by the consent of tho own er of such negro. Bills reported instanter, and read tho first time, viz: By Mr. Wellborn, To add the county of Upson to the 3d Brigade, of the sixth Division of Georgia t Militia. By Mr. Clayton, of Clark, to crea'te the office, prescribe the duties, and fix the compen sation of public printer. The bill to pardon Thomas Brock, of Hab ersham, was taken up and uegatived, Friday, November 24. The Senate took up and agreed to a resolution in* structing the Governor to cauae to be delivered to Wm. Bowen all the African negroes now In the enstodv or control of the State, and a|po to be paid over to him whatever sum of money remains unexpended of the proceeds of Africans heretofore sold, on certain com ditiops. The following bilb were rea*’ the third time and passed, viz: To incorporate the Flat Shoal Academy in the coun ty of Jones; To incorporate the Touaiiga Academy in Monroe countyi To authorize the Justices of the Inferior court of Franklin county to levy an extra tax to build a Court house ; For the relief of the heirs of William Bacon; To legitimate and change the name of Alexander' Steads to that of Alexander Harrington; For the relief of James Cartledge, Tax-Collector of Columbia county, and Administrator of Ayres Cart- ledge, dec’d. To alter and amend an act passed 24th Dec. 1825, to organize the counties of Thomas and Lowndes, so far as respects the boldng courts and elections at Sion Hall’s; To explain and amend an act passed 24th Dec. 1825, entitled an act to lay out a new county to be composed of parts of the counties of Wilkes, Wairen, Hancock, Greene and Oglethorpe, and to provide for the organi sation thereof: To incorporate the Jefferson Academy In Newton county: To extend the charter of the Bank of Augusta and to authorize an increase of the capital; To separate and divorce Anna Moore, and James Moore, her husband; To alter and amend the .2d sec. of the 4th art. of the Constitution—Yeas 50—Nays 6. To-alter an amend an actforapnointingCommission- ers for ascertaining the boundaries of the towns and commons of Brunswick and Frederica, passed 21st Feb. 1796; and To incorporate Crawfordviile Academy and appoint Trustees for the same. Saturday, Nov. 25. On motion of Mr. Walker, Resolved, That the Judi ciary Committee be instructed to inquire into the ex die pediency of so altering the penal code as not to sub ject individuals to the degrading add disgraceful pun ishment of confinement in the Penitentiary, at hard labor for such causes os are not of a base and corrupt nature, such as manslaughter, assaults with intent to kill, Ac. The Senate took up and passed the bill to amend the 3d section of an act to amend the Judiciary of the state so far as respects Justices of the peace. Monday, Nov. 27. On motion of Mr. Powell, the Senate reconsidered so much of their journal of Saturday as relates to the rejection of the Bill to repeal the ninth section of the 9th division of the Penai Code, and it was ordered that the hill be recommitted to a committee of the whole. - - On motion of Mr. Beall, the Senete reconsidered so much of their journal of Saturday as relates to the passage of the bill to repeal the 9th section of an ect entitled an act to dispose of the lands lately acquired of the Creek Nation. The Senate took up the Bill to rent certain reserves and improvements which may be on a snrvey, found to be fractions, in the late acquired territory, which was read the third time and passed. The Senate took up the hill to incorporate the Sa vannah, Ogechee, and Altamaha Canal Company, which was read the third time and passed. The President laid before the Senate a communica tion from Lewis H. Kenan, military store-keeper, which was read with its accompanying documents, and referred to the joint Military Committee. The bill to divorce Joseph Duke and Jane Duke was read 3d time and passed. ‘ Tuesday, Nov. 28. On motion of Mr. Brodnax. the Senate reconsider ed so much of their journal of yesterday, as relates to the passage of a hill to rent Certain reserves and im provements. Ordered that the bill be recommitted to a committee of the whole. The Senate took up and passed the bill to give fur ther time to purchasers of tractions, and those who may have forfeited their land. The bill to extend the time for fortunate drawers in the late Land Lotteries to take out their grants, and fo reduce the fees, was read the 3d time nud passed. The following Bills were read the third time and passed: The bill to separate and divorce Susannah Melson, and Elijah Melson her husband. Tiie bill to amend an act entitled an act amendato ry of an act passed the 9th day of June, 1825, to dis pose of the lands lately acquired of the Creek nation of Indians. The senate took up the resolution from the house of representatives, authorising the governor to pur chase and furnish the commanding officers of divi sions, brigades, regiments, battalions, and companies, one cony each, of the late approved discipline in In fantry Tactics, which has been adopted for the United States’ army; alio one copy to each of the general officers, of the Rules and Regulations adopted by the war department for the ermy of tho United States, which was read and concurred in. Wednesday, November 29. On motion of Mr. Coffee, the senate reconsidered so much of their journal of yesterday as relates to the passage of the bill to amend au act entitled un act a- mendstory of an act passed tho 9th day of June, 1823. to dispose of and distribute the lands lately acquired from the Creek nation of Indians. Ordered that the bill lie on the table. On motion Of Mr. ScUers, the senate took Up .the bill to repeal an act passed the 2d December, 1825, entitled an act to crekte a Board of Public Works, and provide for the Commencement of a system of In* ternal Improvement, which wu read the third time and passed. Mr. Clayton of Clerk, from the Judiciary Commit tee, to whom was referred the correspondence of hb excellency the governor, with tho Cherokee agent on ths subject of boundary, reported—that they bave had the same under consideration, am) am happy to find that ail the difficulties which were likely to arise upon the subject, are now amicably settled. Mr. Clayton, from the same committee, to whom was referred so much of the governor’s message os re lates to the propriety at this time, of exercising our right of jurisdiction, both' civil and criminal, over the territory occupied by the Cherokecs, withiu the char tered limit* of Georgia, reported against exercising that right for the present year; which report was read and ordered to lie on the table. Mr. Clayton, drum the same committee, reported the following resolution: Resolred, That no further legislation on the subject of distribution of the latelyacquired territory is neces sary to render more valid, the act of June, 1823— which was read and ordered to lie on the table. The senato. took up the bill to change and define the compensation of secretary of state, Irea-urer, sur- »»*.**»*«iu. *>*» *** *• Dennett Taylor, and Cynthia, his wife. The senate took up and flawed the bill to divorce Patsey Crocket, and Elias Crocket, her bnsband. Thursday, November 30.' Mr. Clayton of Clark, from tne committee to whom wasrefeired the proposition of Mr. Thompson Shep pard, reported, that as there was another proposition for the same property, they recommended that the S vernor appoint some person to rent the property at s Springs to the highest Mddfcr. , Mr. Walker, fioriftbe committee on the state of the Republic, to whom was referred so much of the message of his excellency tho governor, as relates to the dividing line between this State and Alabama, made a report, and recommended the following reso lution, to wit: > Resolved, That the line run and marked from Nick* ajack to Miller’s Bend, on the Chattahoocbie, is the true line contemplated by the articles of cession of 1802, between the United States and Georgia, which was read and agreed to. Mr. vyaiker, from the same committee, to whom was referred the consideration of certain amendments to the Constitution of the United States, reported a- gainst the amendment proposed by the legislature of Tennessee on the subject of electing the President and Vice President of- the United States; end in fa vor of the amendment proposed by the same state, providing that no member of Congrats shall be eligi ble to any office within the gift of the president .of the United States, during the period for which he shall have been elected, and for six mouths thereafter, ex cept appointments in the tegular army and npvy of the On motion of Mg. Kendricks, M tenet/, itqok np the resolution re/errin'rthe Penitentiary System to the people, for an expression of their opinion at the'next S ineral election, which wasread and determined in e negative, ayes 16, nays 35.’ , j * ■. The bill to Create tne office, ttftoeiibe the duties, and fix the compensation of public printer. Was-read the third time and passed. , f ■:. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Monday, November 20, A bill wins passed by the House amendato ry of the act uf June 1825 to ^dispose of and distribute the land* Lately acquired from the Creek Indians. :. ^ _ Tuesday, November.‘21. The following engrossed bills were several ly read the third time and. passed, viz: To establish and regulate un additional elec tion district in the county of Liberty} To legitimate and clrano the (rune of Alex ander Meads, to that of Alexander Harrington; For the relief of the heirs of William Bacon; To authorize the Justices of tho Inferior court of Franklin county to levy an extra tax to build a Court-house; * To explain and afnend an act passed on the 24th December, 1825, entitled an act to lay out a new county to be composed of ports o the counties of Wilkes, Warren, Hancock, Grceno, and Ogltjthorpe, and to provklo for the organization thereof. ' . To alter and amend an act passed 24th De cember, 1825, to organizo the counties of Thomas and Lowndes, so far as respects the holding courts and eleotiens at Levi Hall’s; To incorporate the Flat Shoalf Academy* in tho couqty of Jones; , To incorporate the Jefferson Academy in Newton county; »p To alter and amend an act for appointing connuissibners for ascertaining the boundaries of the towns and commons ot Brunswick and Frcdoric-v passed 21st Febn.i-vry 179ft Further to define the duty of executors in probate of wills; To separate and divorce Ann Moore and James Moore; To separate and divorce Patsey Crocket and Elias Crocket; To incorporate tho Toweliga Academy in Monroe county; and The bill to alter the t’fne of holding the Su- puror court in the county of Colombia. The bill to repeal an act to set apart and re serve for the use of the State, all valuable mines, ores and mineral*, was t&co up and ne gatived. . - Mr. Myers offered the following resolution, and the same being read, was unanimously a- greed to by the House: I Wherc s it has licen announced to us through the public Gazettes, that- <5hhmhI Joute.M'ls- toso,'. another of our revolutionaries Is* no more— " .• Resolved, That in respect to bis memory and services* .his patriotism and virtues, the members- of 1 tho House of Representative do wear crape on. the left arip for thirty day*. On motion of Mr. West, as a further testi mony of respect for the deceased Gen. MHn- tosh, the House adjourned till 10 o’clock to morrow morning. 1 Thursday, November 23.- \ Bill* repotted instanter, and road tMMnt time, viz: '. - By Mr. Day—For the relief of revolution- ury soldiers and others holding bounty warrants; By Mr. Uull of Camden—For tho hotter paying the fees of Solicitors, Sheriffs and Clerks pf the several districts ip this state in criminal cases, when the criminal os criminals aro pau, pers and unable to pay the'same. By Mr. Hutchins, of Gwinnet t—To prohib it the collection of costs in criminal cases until the conviction of thqr jjfersoa SauffiK** *■' By Mr. Burnside—To alter and amend tho 7th sec. of the 2d art. of the constitution qf the State Georgia. By Mr. Fright—Arhondatory of an act to organise tho counties of Thomas and Lowndqs, so faros respects the Uth section of said act, passed 24th Dec. 1825.. By Mr. Hicks—To amend an act p .used 9th Dec. 1824, lo lay off Emanuel aud Tattnall countios into election districts, ■) far as res pects tho county of Emanuel. By Mr. Campbell—F or ttio protection of se curities on appeals, on stay of execution on re cognizance, bond, noto or other contract* Notices for leave to repoh bills, via By Mr. Dams—To make permanent the re cords of the Justices courts, and to prevent keeping open of executions from said courts colhidvely, after the samo have been paid off and dirchurgcd—also, Specifying tho real property front which widows in this State shall be entitled to receive their dower. t\ v ■> By Mr. Cone—To extend the jurisdictional powers of Sheriffs in certain cases— And to make the several Magistrates through The senate took up and passed the bSU to divorce in cert un cases The bill to pardofi; Levi White of Walton county, w is, after considerable discussion, .read the 3d time and passed—Yeas 75,- Nays 43. ' Friday, Nottndoer 24. The bill from tho Senate to pardon Hugh Gallaher, was read the 3d time, ami after con siderable discussion, passed—Yeas 74, Nays 28. Saturday, NoVoember 25. The following communication was received from the Governor, viz:. Executive Department, Ga. J Milledgcviile, Nov. 25th, 1826. J Tho document herewith transmitted has just been received from tho Department of War at Washington, and is explanatory of tho letter ad- dsessed by tho Secretary of War on the 17th day of March, 1817, to M’Intosh and other Chiefs of the friendly party, and confirmatory of tho suggestion, that M’Intosh aud his par ty wore acknowledged sovereigns of tho coun try to the exclusion of the hostile chiefs and their followers. {Signed) G. M. TROUP. Which, with tho accompanying document, was read and referred to the committee on the Stato of the Republic. Bills reported itistanter, and read the first time, viz: By 'Mr. Fcalherstone—To establish free Schools in the county of Gwinnett. By Mr. Burnside—To empower tho Trus tees of the Columbia county Academy, to sell certain real estate belonging to said institution —also, --To admit certain deeds to record, and to ad mit the samo or copies thereof in evidence. The bill to incorporate the St. Andrew’s So ciety in the. city of Augusta, Georgia, was read the third time and passed. The bill from the senate, to incoroorate the Bruns wick Canal Compauy was read the tint time. Also the bill to repeal an act to lay off the State in to seven Congressional districts, passed the 22d De cember, 1825. The bill to add the reserve a( the old Agency on the east side of Flint river, to the county of Crawford, Mr. Bates laid on the table a resolution appointing Saturday, the 16tb of December, for an adjournment tine die. Mr. Chtmbenueported a bill to prevent the trans fer, or mortgages of property to one creditor, for the defrauding or injury of others. Monday, November 27. On motion of Mr. Pettit of Columbia, the house went into committee of the whole on the bill to be entitled an act for the compensation of tho petit ju rors, ofthe inferior and superior court* of this State; and the blank was ailed with an annual appropriation of $17,923 00 for said compensation. Tuesday, November. 18 The housc took np and agreed to the amendment of the senate to the bill authorising certain commis sioner* therein named to raise, by tottery, a fund for the erection of •Monuments to. the memory of Green and Pulaski in the city of Savannah. On motion of Mr. Byhe, the district bill was .read the second time, and made the order of file day for Wednesday. ’ The house went into committee of the whole on thebillto organise the late acquired territory—and hav ing spent some time thereon, the speaker resumed the ebair, and Mr. Watson, from the committeor*cport- sd progress, and bad leave to f it aqaiu. macmm Tuesday Evening, Dec.’ 5,1826, PRICE of COTTON, in MACON, 7 1-2 to 8 cents. _ at Augusta, 27th ult. 8 1-2 to 9 3-4. at Savannah, 23th, 9 to 11. at Charleston, 27th, 9 to 10 1-2. nt New-York, 18th, 10 to 11 34. We have received from our correspondents at Miliedgeville, a sketch of the Pifoceddings of the Legislature up to Thursday last, and verbal accounts to Saturday evening. They will be found under tho proper head.: Tho fcesolution in favor of General Jack- son has not been called up. Tho bill repealing ihe District,, System, which passed the Senate by a small majority, still lays before tho Houso. Tho hill repeal ing the act to creato a Board of Public Works is in the same state of forwardness. Sundry amendments have been made to the Lnnd Lottery Law, and the time for giving in for draws continued till the first of January. The clauso giving persons who have been in the state’s military service an extra draw, was lost in the Senate; where an amendment was made, entitling unmarried females over 18, to the benefits of the Lotteiy. The bill for repealing the 9th section of the 9th division of the Penal Code, relating to gamos of chance, wherein no distinction is made between tho professed gambler end him who innocently plays a gamo of backgammon or draughts for amusement, was lost in die Sen ate on its reconsideration, on Friday. The Legislature of South Carolina met at Colum- bla on the 27th. Hon. Jacob B. l’on was elected President of the Senate; end Hon. John B. O Neell re-elected Speaker of the House. ' h’etc York Election.—Dewitt Clinton hw been re elected governor of the state of New York by a ma jority of oetween two and three thousand votes. In Augusta, BENJAMIN F. VEllDERY,.to Miss MARY ANN JACKSON. DAVID W.CALHOUN to Miss ADELINE A. DICKERSON. JOHN T. LAMAR, of Macon, to Miss LOUISA VIRGINIA, d to gh |^vannah,^HOMAS,B^SSINGER, to Miss USR 20 SCRANTON to MARY ANN WOMACK. In Ashby. Cant. SAMUEL PHILBRICK, of So- vannali, to Miss PRISCILLA, E. BASCOM. . Tii Madison. LUCIUS L. WITT1CH, Esq. to Miss JU1JA PEEPLES. - >' ■ BOAT-NEWS. ARBIW, Boat Dolphin, Bynum, owner, with groceries to Cotton A Harrison, and Kimberly &. Chisholm. Boat General Jackson, Wardlaw, owner, with gro ceries, to Cotton it Harrison, nud Kimberly it Chis- bohh. - • WE are authorised to announce Copt. H. B.'HILL, a candidate at tho ensuing Election, for Tax Col lector for Bibb County. -> r- ^ dec 5 NOTICE. r consequence of tho indisposition of .the presid ing Judge, the Superior Court for the County of Laurens stands adjourned to the last JJonifay in January next; of which all Jurors, Suitors, and VVil- nes.se* will take.due notice. • By order of the honorable Mow Fort. Judge. GEO. MATHER, Clerk. dee 5 ■ . . ■ . EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, GA. I MiUafgitlUe, VUI,Moteml>cr, 1-2C NFORMATIOK having been received of the death of Mqior.Gerieftl.JOHN M’INTOSH, apBitf and distinguished officer of the Revolution^ai) ) a fa vorite son of Georgia,'who in course of an honor able end virtuous Career, had rendered signal pnd im portant services to the State. It is requetted of nil officers clval and military, as a testimony of respect to the memory of the deceased Patriot, to wear crape on the left arm for thirty days, „ By (as Governor, E. II. PIERCE, Stc’ry. Ex. Dcp’t. R MACON CLOTHING STORE. L. FITCH S? CO. MERCHANT TAILORS, , , EEP constantly for sale, at their Store on Mul berry street, A General Assortment DRYGOODS *HD T . READY MADE CLOTHING; which will be sold as low as can be bought in Savan nah or Augusta; and they solicit the patronage of their former friends and customers and the public, at large. TAILORING carried on as usual. Having the latest New York Fashions and Workman. Customers may depend on havingtheir work done u the best manner and most fashionable style, with neatness and despatch. We return our thanks for put favors, and solicit the patronage of the public for the future. N. B. On Hand, 200 pieces of PAPER HANG* INGS of different patterns, which will be sold low* DT Old Dibit mutt be paid. dec 5 DRUGS, MEDICINES, Sec. „ THE SUBSCRIBERS hafe just re- ceived a large supply of DRUGS, MED- ICINES, dec. which, in addition to their former stock, makes a complete and gen- eral assortment Also a supply of SURGEONS’ INSTRUMENTS of superior quality, among which are Amputating, Trepanning, Couching, and some elegant Pocket In struments; all of which will bo sold low, and on ac commodating terms. . -FLUIvER & COLLINS. dec5 / ' 8 TRA YED or S TOLEN, FROM this place, on tho 29th instant, a Black HORSE, about si a years old, fafSFyP of middling size,. without any obvious if toutk*. Whoever will forward tnfor- nJtfrendfc*--.. nmtiop relative to the above, to this of. fits er tkrxubstfriber, -«nr deliver the same, will be handsomely reworded for their trouble. JAMES COUTY. dec 5 ..... .t. & » FOR SALE A'valuable TRACT of LAND In the. County of Bihb, six miles from Macon, on the Federal Road, a good stand for a house of entertainment, and a healthy and . beautiful situation, with a never tailing . „ n the premises are between forty and fifty acres in cultivation, well fenced, and several cabins. The tract contain* 152 1-2 acre*. This plantation can i«e got very low, by applying early, for terms, to Ma jor J. P. Booth, or Major Thomas Napim of Macon. N'. !>• All persons are foivuiinied no in cutting tim ber on said premises, {fourth district, No. 73) under the penalty of the lair, dec 5 To the OWNERS of NEGROES. PTnilE subscriber wishes to purchase eight or ten <11 able-bodied NEGRO-MEN, for whom he wilt make satisfactory payment. Persons, disposed to sell, are invited to apply to him at Forsyth, by the 15th of January next. The Augusta Chronicle Is re- quested to give this notice four insertions, and trans mit their xiccouBt to the office of the Macon Tele graph. * W. I. FRANKS. dnrS it , . COLLECTOR'S SALE. W ILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in February next, Lot No. 15 in the fth district formerly Wilkinson now Telfair county, on the waters of Horae Creek—levied oh as the property of John Bar ker, to satisfy his tax for the year 1825. THKO. PEARCE, dec 5 Tax Collector, Tic’ggt County. W EXECUTORS’ SALE. ILL be sold, on Wednesday, tho seventeenth of January next, at the residence of Moses Blackshear, in Twiggs county, all tho Personal Pro perty of said deceased, consisting of one Horse, some Cattle and Hogs, Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, with Beds and other articles— to be siid for the benefit of the heirs- Terms made known ou the day #f sale. THEO. PEARCE, > r . _ A. NELSON, . J" 0 ”* deer ' EXECUTORS' SALE, W ILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in February next, In the town of Marion, Twiggs coun ty, one Negro Woman, tho property of Moses Black- shear,'deceased—to bo sold lor the benefit of tho heirs. Terms made known an the day of sale. THOMAS PEARCE, ? rT , nr , A. NELSON, .. dec 5———p DR. E. AVDLEli,. „' ‘ svnocox DZItTlST—TttOM AIOCSTA— ESPECTFULLY informs tho La ait: s and Gcn- jLR t!i'mi:li of Millcilgcville, that he intends to re main and practice in the line ei hi* profession it* va rious braucni'9. His manner of operating, on anew principle, which has been approved by the most emin ent Surgeons of our country and Europe. In his ope ration of cleansing Ihe teeth of their foulness and tar tar—he warrants not to injure enamel which he never touches with bis instruments. He extracts teeth and stumps in the code st manner, if ever so difficult, end recommends the cutting off the decayed part of the teeth, as a safe and»fiicaciou? rem edy for the tooth ache; and which does ay the ne cessity of extracting, as evety anatomist knows there isin the middle of each tooth a little cavity, in which the live blanch#* of nerves passing through the root* of the teeth are expanded. This expansion of nervous matter i.< the -eat of sen sation to the teeth; and when by cartes or decay cf the the influence of estorrie] agtn- nern'ly obliged on inuvunt of the to have whole teeth extracted, which is entirely"unnecessary, an ihe |urrl of the tooth •bora described, including the cavity may be cut off with the greatest i-ns# and celerity, and the or roots may remain in their sockets: and J operating occasions little or no pain, audt the firm stumps remaining in ihe jaw prera mastication orthe fixing of on artificial tooth. lie manufacture*, and fives teeth, so that t not be discovered from tho-c nature has given will answer all purposes, both for v’Ti..merit Those Ladies wishing lilteoriices, will be at their own hooves ami hn may be found cii hi* oflice, at Ho son’s Hate!, when not ab-cjit, fi#veaUsi2t?, IS25. sation lu lac item, wu enamel, it is exposed to t ejes, the patient is geuOr violence of tho pain to • • v. vqSgj J leiituurao* iotas*** . . j':.' - V