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9 Monte?, Sc.pb-roVicv 24 T,'heiVrgraph is published weekly! !con,Ga.—Office on Cherry Street, near! public Square* terms. ' £5? Mtilln, *3 oo 2 00 IS ADVANCE. &c. STONE & COIT. Kvwsytmm™ goods l<' r ‘ J.ut rcreh td andfor sale, I (III Pieces Brown Shirting and Sheeting L'"”i ( j 0 Bleached do do in do Osnaburgs 50 do Fancy Calico (new patterns) Sd'anlTl’Iaid Battiste Dresses Denmark Satlin, Ccsinett flcnzal Stripe Cambric and Battiste Cravats Black and White Silk Hose eoltonand Flag^Iandkerchlefs y Leghorn Bonnets, Gauze Handkerchiefs Dowlas. Striped Florentine, Ticklenburg ' " - Bed Ticking, Cambric Dimity Cotton and I.incn Drills Irish Linens, Long Lawns Vm'i and Boy’s lined mid bound Shoes i Semen’s fine Calf* Seal skin do A, Pumps j do- do do Monroe do WSTSSU.n.t u O'PftWT A I Miccn, May ELLIS, SHOTWELL fy CO. t just received per boat Nancy, and offer for Sale,\ >§0 Keg* White Lead CO Kegs Spanish Brown 20 Kegs Venetian Red 500 Gallons Linseed Oil 300 Gallons Lump Oil 200 Gallons Train Oil 100 Gallons Spirits Turpentine V Chalk, Whiting Brushes, Ac. &c. 12 Barrels Plaister Paris 100 Reams Writing, Wrapping and Pr'u ' Paper 10,000 Lbs. Light Castings | Hi) 30 packages - DRUGS AND MEDICINES; rhich with their previous Stock.make a verylarg ir'nrral assortment, worthy the notice of Mcr-i E Physicians and others who wish to purchase at floarajtsfor Cash. I Itfacon. June 19——34 I1IE sabscrilx-r keeps constantly mi hand, in, Clinton, Josses county, Cotton Uins of each kind,] |TEELand IRON SAWS ami GRATES,; ktrof which he offers for sale, on better terms than; nine quality of Gins can be procured elsewhere .| : sill deliver them to purchasers residing out of hlsj fMCounljr, and shonid any of them not perform well, la trial, he .will make them do so, or tnke them back] 1 hisownexpense. SAMUEL GRISWOLD, j I'lit ton, September 3——Gl 45- STONVs COVT HAVE 15 STORE A5D OrTOt TOR SALE, i Iklk I’ if:Cri best 12 inch Cotton Bagging (war XX>'W ranted) 200 barrels Philadelphia Whiskey 25 barrels Northern Gin 25 barrels Boston Rum ■ 50 barrels Sugar . ■ 31 barrels-Nos. 1,2 and 3 Mackerel 5i bags prime g'.ccn Coffee uO hags 8hot, assorted ti 8 kegs Rogcra’ and Dupont’s Powder 500 lbs. Lend 500 bushels Salt 15000 lbs. Swedish Iron - 3500 lb”. Castings 1 cask real London Porter 60 dozen Tumblers in straws Loaf Sugar, Holland Gin, Jamaica Ru Nails, Tobarco, Itnncli Raisins, Tea bonp A. Candles Crockery, Glass Wore &c. &c. DRYGOODS. I I'd ticelved from New York an assortment of'D: f was consisting of ■ Flints. Cambrics A Muslins Circassian, Bombazin ®»«n Cambric, black Snttin uuowr Nankins, Balistc, Irish Siiccting ' (ligand Levantine Handkerchiefs, nctv stile otrw Bonnots, green Gauze.Veils i», j^dandMomcco Shoes i | ? a ; ! goals are offered al reduced prices for caiA.] SUMMER GOODS. BAILEY GODDARD, OX MULBERRY STREET, Of AS just received a LARGE ASSORTMENT of MM. SUMMER- GOODS, suitnblo for this Mnrkct.j lie solicits a call from those Merchants, In this vici- 1 nity, who wish to replenish their stock, as he believes that such can he more advantageously served, than' by going a greater distance; Travelling Merchant?,! who are not acquainted, nnd who wish credit, will] please furnish themselves - with letters of recommen- nation. Planters, who visit this piece, aro respect Wily invited to call. All orders will meet with prompl attention. 5 pieces super black Cloth 5 pieces super blue Cloth 10 pieces blue and mixed Cossimer* 13 pieces Sattinett, 7 pieces Cassinett 12 pieces white, red and yellow Flannel 20 pieces Scotch Homespun 10 pieces striped Florence 10 pieces cotton Caxsimere 10 pieces first quality Irish Drilling 30 pieces second quality do.. 4 pieces French do. 30 pieces Irish Linen 30 pieces long Lawn; 5 pieces linen Cambric 20 pieces brown'Linen; 3 pieces black Linen 10 pieces 4 quarter to 10 quarter Diaper j'JOOf) ynrtls Osnalmrg 40 pieces Russia Sheeting .0 pieces Irish Sheeting /• \ „ ' £ ti pieces Dimity 20 pieces Nankeen 30 pieces Bombazette, plain and figured, assorted colors 0 pieces Bombazine 20 pieces Ccdtick 670 yards Negro Cloth 3uJ pieces Calico 7000 yards brown and blenched Shirting nnd Sheeting 150 pieces plaid and striped Domestics 56 pieces English Ginghams 120 pieces furniture Prints 25 pieces Battiste 15 pieces Barige 15 pieces black Canton Crapo 19 piece? colored crape Robes Id pieces, black Italian Crape 21 pieces white, pink and straw Crape 20 dozen fnney gauze nnd silk Shawls 5 dozen Scarfs and Mantles 35 pieces Sarcenet, Levantine, Sinchew, lustring, plaid and fancy Silk 20 pieces plain and figured Swiss Muslin 45 pieces Jaconet • ■ rijt 35 pieces hook, Indin and mull Muslin s’ . .. 130 pieces Cambrics 120 dozen women’s white and colored cotton Hose 20 dozen men mill women’s silk Hose 6 dozen first quality fine beaver Hats 12 dozen second and third quality bravqr Hats 12 dozen rornm Hats-, 12 dozen wool Hats 10' dozen tortoise shell Combs 25 dozen Brazilian shell Combs 30 dozen cotton Cards 50 cases assorted Slices 6 dozen Leghorn Bonnets; 4 do. Leghorn Hats ' • An assortment of Valencia Vestings Silk, (lag, cotton and liundana Handkerchiefs Silk Umbrellas and Parasols Thread and cotton Laca Inserting and Footing Silk and cotton Velvet A largo assortment of silk, linen and cottons Threads Gauze and silk Ribbons Men and women’s silk, kid and leather Gloves A small assortment of Hardware and Stationer. A few crates of Crockery and Glass-Ware, &c. 05=» Liberal Credit trill be given, for A} {proved Paper. jnne 4 tf 32 MACON CLOTHING STORE. L. FITCH A' CO. MERCHANT TAILORS, [IT EEP constantly for sale, nt their store on Mul-j j Hwx. bcriy street, A General Assortment or DRY GOODS AND READY MADE CLOTHING; [which will he sold as low as can he bought in Savan-j hah or Augusta; nnd they solicit the patronage of lliein r friends and customers nnd the public at large,] TAILORING DRUGS & aiRDlCWES. GEORGIA POLITICS Mcffect it. Amalgamating or consolidating sev eral counties into ouo district, and electing die ELLIS, SIIOTWELL CO. |QFF f E& for sale, a large and general asssortmoentj WttlJGS, FAMILY and PATENT MEDIC1NE8. I >11 of which being selected by competent judges, arc pilfered with confidence to the public, at Savannah pri- are requested to call andexamineforthemselves. I Also on hand a large supply of PAINTS, OILS, (GLASS', DYE JTOODS, DYE STUFFS, &c. &c. ■Macon, May 1!) 3d LAND FOR SALE. THE subscriber offers for sale 111 PLANTATION in Tusiggs county, lyini nine miles below Macon, on the Ocmul fytaftnik ri _ rood repair; the place is known to be one ofthe most] eligible- situations for & Practising Physician, in this! section of the.oountry.apd Would lie sold low and on] [accommodating terms, or exchanged for good Land: [in the counties of Bibb or Houston. ROBERT COLLINS. From the Augusta Chronicle, September 0. “NO CONVENTION.” When llio Constitution of our state is sought to ho altered, it is the duty of every freeman to weigh well tlio benefits which may result from tho proposed alteration, and also considor the evils which may arise. The citizens of this State have long lived under the present consti tution, and lived happily and contentedly—< Representatives (or Senators)therefrom, would make this unequality greater, perhaps—and centainly an increase of tho Representative ra tio would have that effect. es, orless. Merchant?, riiyslcFaiis, PIunteraandotheriB'^'o' 1 wcl1 til0 benefits which may result fr om| Senotifft U ncrffictlv rffiht and hist dm'/ft should m rmiHtari tn —it . n j...-i..un,.»..i: »».• —..~^t __ j ■ _• j , JB 'WmJ 1 wponowiy riguiana jiw mat it stiouta ho so—it shields and preserves the small coun-, [ties from being ovorhorn and crushed by the irge. In tho House of Representatives they | ,, ,. , - —tie overpowered by tho largo counties—and [T® J consent to> riew model this, that and#ib deprive them of all refuge from injustice and L.V lur s J ; c ,Io n of it, to suit the views of foin.Hoppressi,,,, both bninches of the Legisla- T C0 «»[ 0,,0 “f? 0 “W beibr-lu,^ , v0l ,U bo unjusti tyrannical, disgraceful W" gee river, on which there is a good Dtccl-SI v ' mot Y of now Sand dishonorable—beneath tho spirit of a freo- Sh. tirglTouse, din House, and oUierneccssafl - '/..l' ‘ , f ml '2 cs » . ?, iad °' vs > c!,ou Js ul,ll fiman, anti contemptible in tho eyes of every rngs, and nbout 100 acres of cleared land, all iir» rfa , c,s . n ou j tl rest l, P on “At the approach* Kcpu blican. . Every state in the U nion is upon “ -ing election for members of the Legislature, J s „ equality as to numbers in tho Senate of tho those voters who are jn favor of a convmitioiiJUnitcd Stales—although the relative hopula* for the purpose of altering the tlnrd niid se-9ii 0 n of tho individual states is at least as “ime- ivemh sections of the first article of the Con-lquaj'* as ,] 10 population spoken of in the above stitution, arc requested to “endorse on tbeir tivk-SJi esoIiitimi—but what Georgian, or what man etr thc word Convention, those who are against®^,,, hns t | lc least morit as a politician, over it. at e requested to “endorse tho words ^thought tho great state of New York, although ersons holding demands against the estatclffp f Thl *. is not * 10 time thatlpp 5ses3II)! T h cr million and a half of population,' '■ S — |tIiepcoplo of Georgia Itave been called upo n | UIlg | lt t0 bo entitled to three times the numlrcT ^to_ “endorse away a portion ofthe consti tution|.,fjSenators that Georgia is, because she has The resolution rcquiringjthreo times tha population? Ought Georgia Senate CL pe l of Charles Quinn, late of the county of Monroe [deceased, nre hereby notified and required to rendei nr. account of their demands agninst said estate, to thcBof their Country, isubscriber, on or before the third.day of September Miliis endorsement originated in the Senato onlqpt to be not unon nncnualitv in tlte S *n ,eighteen hundred nnd twenty-erglit. or she will not bcH,t,„ iq,i, r n„ . lo . " nl u " n . nn cquniny in ll»0 aen iliidile to make good the same. Those indebted tofi 10 f a y °‘ December list, in tho fol!ou-g, v .,(i, that or any other overgrown State, in Icnifl nctnfn nr* aim eonnact/wl in mnl-« SmmnJSnln WOfflS! 1.—I..Li- at 1 • < • Isaid estate are also requested to make immediate pay- Irncnt to REBECCA GUINN, Alm'x. September 17 6t 17 TAKE NOTICE, T HAT title? te Lot No. 2.71, j„ JDth district] of Jfuscogee, drawn liy William Fountain, ol {Wilkinson county, are vested in me, by a power o! [attorney, from said Fountain. All persons are there Sing words: , , . „ Hder that her rights may thero bo- maintained n hereas, both branches ol the General Assembly,nminriml) Ti fare too numerous, creating great expense anddelay inffl . 1 I r0 ? C . C . D** onough that Georga Cinba ?h* despatch of public business, and Js, according toB il,orn of ' ,er "ifluoncs III tlio “Roprcsentativo ■tho population in tho respective counties,very iiutyuaLBbrancli.” Lot every man who reads tills piece, \nd whereas, also, from the increasing numher ofiflt urn to the above resolution, and when he comes numbers In both branchrs.of the General Assembly,S.q tho words “General Assembly" let him in- lie houso set apart for their deliberations will not be, fficiently large for that purpose, and will consequent-] jfore cautioned against trading for said lot with anySfy be required to he enlarged at very greatexpens [person but myself. ^therefore.. . . ^"ic/ardcotinty^As^JS^ PATENT SAWING MACHINE. (for members of the General Assembly, the voters b; •requested to signify to the ensuing Legislature, wheth-jj er they wish a Convention for the especial and cx- lu'ive purpose of altering tin- 3d and Till sections of oit tho words Congress of the United States, |m lieu thereof, and then he will be, perhaps, better able to judge of the fairness ami justice if tho above resolution. If he would be unwit- iug to seohis own state lose its equal in- uence in the Senate of the United Statos, |so must he be unwilling to see his own comity * tho Scuate til the men may be °* Macon 1 Sent -ml < r 10 r’” V’ ^ ^ 1I0M ' W™'"' «^‘^*Mhe wo'rd' ^Ir;"t” 8,d “'" 0U W . b °J ,r '* b#b ^ '"Sf™' Macon, September 10 tf 46 Bare against it. will endorse the words No Convention. gP°pulous enough to rein in its Supitor, and that, EXECUTOR'S SALE S * WiU make a few remarks upon thisrosolu-S l " e, ' 0 ' ore » * 10 not caro what becarao ol the . ' Rtion, aud lenvo it toothers (who invo moieJ s ] 1,a l ler counties—or in other words, th.it lie On Saturday the 20th day of October next, ‘B(i, ne ' a nd abilities) to extend them. In the firsii tl,1,,ks •' right to deprive tho smaller counties I donot :, g reo w!,h tb ° preamble nndi^ ! ,heir 1 Stators. Such men aro at heart, u- PERS ONAL PROPERTY Brcsolution, that “both branches of tlio Gencrala^ ;unst tb ? Representative system, and deservo of said deceased, consisting of Household and KitchSA^emlily aro too numerous.”—Tho Senatcf ,im 10 enjoy the blessings of a free government. T IKE subscriber residing In .Mncon, having mU5t " e b ? U T""' g SBI chased the rights of this SIACHINE-for^ thcE., ‘ I® „ ‘nfihJ'41,1. {?m^/nrI loso “* equal jufluonce in ll counties of Bilib mid jronroe, offers it.for sale by tbcKR cprescn(Bl ; v ' s llpd (0 })B ni , port j onel i h erc „ncr unon*l' itato °f Georgia. But somo h^dmbably adapted,'in modeMnr'snuTiie'wond 11 «tl?.i lbs P n . nci pics of population atone; and in order to||>erfectly selfish, uojuit and illffior.'.l, ns to say en Furniture, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, and four likclvSis composed of but one member from each) Horses, on a credit of twelve months, the purchaserScoynt* and no county can send less than one— •BSMtasaasir - * 4 s ”"' "f« *»• *• «. *» •»"•» -SJ ALEXANDER NELSON, Executor, gcountics should retain their Senators, whilst! September 10——Ct—46 Bothers should bo deprived of iheirs? docs it! |mean that every county containing a popula- . GEORGIA—Pike County. Clerk or Interior Court’s Orncr OEL MOORE of Captain Fincher's district, tolls [O? before Joseph Lawrence, Esq. one bay Mart Colt, tthrec years old, with a star in her forehea'nd, no oth. jer marks or brands. Also one . sorrel SIare Colt, one rear oil!—appraised by William Cunningham anil !•', U’CIcndon—the hqy at twenty dollars, and the sorrel Eat fifteen dollars, this 4tli August, 1827. . H. G. JOHNSON, Clerk. September 17— 47 GEORGIA—Houston County. jtion furnishing a certain uumber of votes, (12C ifor instance) should lceeu its Senator, whilssf [whilst every county not having that number of - Ax to (lie reduction of members ofthe House of Rcpiesontatives, I should bn pleased to see [such a measurb carried into effect upon fair ind equitable principles—but I shall not be in avor of calling an expensive convention to do Iwhat the Leg’slature itself can do, without knowing tho plan and principles upon which this convention would proceed to effect tlio [proposed reduction. Vv hy did not tho reiolu* voters should . lose its Senator? If such bea ,!on nmbraco a plan, drawn out at lenglli, up- jthe intention of the resoluiion, it will havclmi which tho Constitution dugbt to bt» alfmed, [comparativclybut few supporters—the projoclw* n . ( l ask of tlio voters ofthe state, to adopt it or ltd bo iniquitous—or arc three or four small|| ro j ect it?—Wo could lisfve then seen whether counties to be lost, swallowed up, engulpliedB 1 * 10 ‘hingAvas equitabluor iniquitous; wo could ind transmogrified into “Senatorial Districts, bavo vo <ed with our eyes open, und our ind thus to bo oppressed?—or is a decpscli.emeEj u .' , S ments ' vou l ( l havo approved or disapproved )f political corruption at tho bottom of thislj 0 ^ ,k o plan—but as it is, wo must be kept iu natter. Such os to tack on Washington coun*RP r °lV UD ^ '2 llor, iuco °l" this ptnn, and if the con- jty to Hancock—Richmond to Burke—WilkosH k ’ en,I P n ko called, wo may liavo roason to . re* [to Oglcthorpu—Columbia to Warren—-Li n — 591 > ® (71 it tho bulanco of our duyi. Rosicins, could Clerk's Office Inferior Court. _ H5RYANT PACE of Captain Bateman’s district,I MJ» tolls pefore John M. Smith, Esq. one sorrelj llorsr, about fourt.-eu vears old, with a blaze in liisi- . 0 -.„ _ .. orehead, left hind foot white, nbont four feet seven oiBcoln to Elbert, and so on throughout the state, H u .°* “ 10 Legislature have altered tlio Coriititit. ■ight inches high, appraised by- Simon Bateman andfi an j elect ihc Senator and Reprcsentutivcs from* 1 ' 011 * ffirtho purposes ccntomnlatcd by this fit* ~every two counties so consolidated, and by thaifi 11 ] 10113 (^solution? It certainly could. Why manoeuvre to annihilate the Clark party in theB lben does the Legislature seek to shift the res- Lcgislaturc, and iis influence in the Stnto? Bponsibility of these amendments, from- their The second branch ofthe preamble com-S 0 "] 1 s ‘‘ uu lderxupoii the shoulders of tho people, plains that tho Statehouso is too eimll, and9ri m ' 01 tbo convention? This very ciicimi- ' - - - - tauco is suspicious—it does not look well—it foseph Culpepper on the 23d August, 1827, to fiftcc: Kdollars. A true extract from the cstray book lit my >fhce, this the 1st day of September, 1827. fc JOSHUA PATT1SHALL, Clerk September 17- 17 GEORGIA—Fayette County. snrrledria as usual..Havltir thOK«(t'?l]IX^MSMHM| a w——. . [Fashions and Workmen, Customers may depend o»ffl^^-, cm . llrnPAa „ . ... £. . ... _' fnl B“ will bo required to bo enlarged at very grea*’) 311013 suspicious—it does not look wcli- oitil this is anolhor reason astigno ( |^'» that there i.somothing “rotten in D< Wo Jeturn our’tlianks for past favors, and solicit th J-or deceased late of Monroe county; jby tho resolution, why there- ought tobe a COn-B™*- patronage ofthe publiefor tUfuture. 0110 would bo more frugal ol tho In short, I look upon this resolution asking NOTICE ■pHE simplified Portable Horse Saw Mill, advertis HE snWriirr—"T” ZS — T'TS L ed in the National Intelligencer, is now Improved, ■l suujcriberj'as just received, and opened, al LJJ weH B j ap t c ,i l0 thebenefitand case of the far mer and mechanic; first on account of the cheapness of its construction, ns it has neither crank or pitman or spur wheel, cog wheel, balance wheel, trunnel head, or “ ' ' * '■' compose Except the carriages, saw frames, and rag wheels, possible a Deed may be forged in my name,, and there is but one wheel for the horses »o turn round, lot offered for snle. Any information respecting ti !SW CHEAP GOODS > |E subscriber has just received, and opened, a, l[c “ f ' 5 s!or,: °n Mulberry street, a general ussort- SHOES, HATS, CtocUcvn, l\avi\w’ave, &c. I * snlso on hand a general assortment of GUOCttUlDS, castings, &c. I ,c “ n ‘Hbe sold low for cash. Lfast- ^ K - COLEMAN. ®5E5t w. s vva’sok, ATTORNEY A T LAIY, Bhcr, to raise up either of tho susvs, being on a balance. »|jwv In Fayetteville, Georgia, a,u)|ifcach gate, weighed 1000 pounds a man could work wfil attend to the Paxcricidr Law in the CE5W' cm U P nnd down with case w th one hand. Tltnt it; felt and in Uie counties of Henry, Botul'^Pg by thU mode of balancing, the whole . mi, M lower of the team is applied In thrusting the aasva thro] lie wood, so that a continued stream of saw-dust, it .lying from either one saw or the other, is equal to the Votary saw anil much better adapted for sawing Urge limber. To tills cheap constructed Mill, l have now (added two pumps for pumping of water, nnd two cut wallower, andtakes only sixteen sticks of timber to irict of Early county, mpose the frame, exclusive of the gear works, to lot, from Merrill Emmery, of Clark county, to me.- „ w „, lrivc two saws with considerable force, having but Ml persons nre cautioned against trading for said land.® m,U iIwm h> «,e ffon? I ittlc friction on account ofthe trifling gear works.— as it is believed the above papers were stolen, and it i-B’ 1 ?, 0 ^ nle J n,jers would there UC—Dorj.OOt—. r - . . ^Who would bo authorized to limit the duration f its session? Would tho members ol'tiio con- ention sit for nothing? Surely not. What is to bo tho amount of their daily pay? And what would be tho aggregate amount? Fur ought the with fifteen pegs stuck in the upper part of the rim which operate against two arms let through a long beam extending over the centre of the wheel nnd quite across the mill, and there are only two other [arm., let through Bits bean, one on each side, and at tnched to the ton of each saw frame, balancing each [other. As the long beam is hung on gudgeons and [boxes at each end, and as it takes no power, in araan "Pile in the n* u,u i 01 . 01lr y> h«iiijr«.!rCucuit—any business commit Jito. ““ " ill bo promptly und carefully attend regain—tf.—is AVTSTWS UVsiNlEDY JIHr m ,■ . F0R TIIE PILUS - ll »L|, k ! 1 C now offered to the public, Uone "•fextlriA-* b ** n f u, ly •objected to the Infallible ‘tafairly in every instance where it ha- ®Pl ( te'inee. ’ * ** be® 1 ' attended with the mosi 4fae ea i., Jr”' In some of the cases, the patients] ktfcet rJSSWO'lM the disease for years, ind durJ WnituS (*ceived the best medical advice J i^ Sa tpermJ!"?W nea P*‘nful surgical operation J Wl idvtrtiLt D i a i van ! tt S e - R1* not (like those u-j -dajup 0 f.if.' offofed as a certain cure, for a long] H, for w butthoaealllletcd wRh this com! • consa..'. nl °oe it is recommended, may rcltl .Mona,® “Pen obtaining relief, even in it> ^Nt jodre, ?r'!l ort . t ' ulc * hud they themselves ai p50 CfihiL » importance of such a remedy.- n[ >er “°Jt with directions signed by the! b y A. Ausrix, Philadclj h'l2 At F, 'EKER do COLLINS, 1 Macon. Given under my hand, this 17th August, 1827, JAMES ALFORD, c. c.o. August 27——5t—44 LOST OR MISLAID, . A PLOT and GRANT of lot number three bim-| dred and seventy-five in the twenty-eighth dis- inty, together with the DEED of said nd .Mvallo-v camel*.” What would bo the ex-SB' 1 " 3 “P«n» ° f building au addition tliore- jenso oi’cnlarging tho Statehouso, compared toB lo » f“ e “unequal rcnrcaentatioir, 1 deeni [tho expense that might ac?ruo to tho State inji' 1 , 0 . 1 ,,ns ’ } 0Si lban , boguilingsug.tr in which iconsoquonco of having a Conventioh? If thefi' 1 "* mediciuce is hidden, that we may nut taste, peoplo wore to authorise a Convention, who arcE lll,l il 11 '* swallowed, the sickening bitter of to elect the members to it—tho people or,theS bo draught, Legislature? When and where it is to bo held?" How long would the Convention sii? IIo Any i will be thankfully received by me. July 23 If 39 i lie i"respecting then Z. SIMS. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Ga. ) Milltdge'villt, 22d August, 1827. j ORDERED: I/TRHAT the Resolution, pas«sed et the last Session Ji of the Legislature, on the subject ol calling i Convention, be nuhiished, once a week, In all thel eing operated by this mode of balancing, the whole Gazettes of this State, until the day of the nest Gen j GEO. R. CLAYTON, Secretary. IN SENATE, 18tu Decmmbbr, 1827, Whereas, both branches of the General Assembly! arc too numerous, creating great expense and delay! “NO CONVENTION.” . jFrom the Augusta Chropiclc. CONVENTION or NO CONVENTION? The resolution passed by the last iogislatuie, to ascertain the Will of the people, ou the ubjcct ofa convention to alter the constitu tion, has 'not engagod als much of the pub- peoplo know ifwould bo thousands and tens ol lie attention as it desorvos. Believing the era! Election, Attest, [ting knives for cuttjnj-,straw: and thy grinding of grain j n the despatch of public business, and is according t liuul the wusbing of clothes, arc alt oone by horse pow- ihc population In the respective cmmpc, very uneJ qual—And whereas, also from the iacressing numbers in botli laanchi-sof tile general assembly, the house set apart for their deliberations will not bo sufficiently! large for that purpose, and will consequently be requi 1 id to lie enlarged at very great expense—therefore, Re it Resolved. That at the nest gem-rul election foil members of the General Assembly, the voters be re- Jer, nnd many outer filings may, with ease be added to it with little cost, such as carding, spinning, picking unachines, &c. It is supposed that a Saw MW built m this tflan, will aaw, in one. with two horses, from ’00 to 1000 feet of plank, and double tliat quantity ilth four horses. Titus, by a trilling expense, every farmer and m> xuanlc can bo supplied with many cond ,’c.niences at their door to save labor. I’atent riKli|«Jquested to signify to the ensuing talllMure whether ;an he had by applying to the subscriber, nt \1 alknr’s (hey wish u convention for the tntclel and exclusil [Hotel, Washington City. Lclters, post paid, will he purpose of altering, the M»nd 7th -i-ctions c,i the 1 ittended to by ISAAC CLOW ES. article ofthe Constitution of this State. ,o tar a? i<> nu July 23 i *—39 ; thorizo a reduction of the members of the Senate ar.c ,House of Representatives, and lo he apportioned here after upon the principles of the population alone, ape thousands of dollars. Upon all tltoso impor- Jtant points, this resolution is completely silent [—leaving all those matters to be hereafter man- 1 1ged secundcm artem. Tho preamble slates liar, “both brunches of the General Assembly" ‘is according to tho population in the respec tive comities, very unequal”—It is true thnt ' iccording to the population of tho different ounties, tho Senate is “very unequal,” for mch county sends but ouo Sonator; but it is u[ Iniiii/flic that the other- bmnch, according tt [the population, is “very unequal, "for oadi county scuds Representatives “according to [the population”—to ho sure there are fractions! [of population, greater or less, in each county, over and above the exact representative popu- llatioii—but these are factious that Will exist, ill [spite of any possible human arrangement. For [example, Chatham coon y possessing ;! popula- project to bo of an evil tendency, £ will offer rny objections to it, with ths hope that tlio friends of the measure will shew these objec tions to bo illfounded, if they are so iu reality, by which, not my vote only, but many othors would be changed. Tlio objoct of the Con vention,, us declared in tha resolution, is two bid; first, to cut down the representation of |ihe coutuics to suit tho dimensions of tho oms in which ihe members assemble; and econdly, tq apportion the number of Senators nd Representatives “on tho principle of pu liation alone.” If the rooms aro too sm ill or tho accommodation ofthe increasing nuuv- mr of members, as is declared in tlio rcsolu. ion, it is cortainly an evil: but it is qot tho , reposed remedy a worse one? Tlic rcsolu- jiion states that theso rooms cannot bo enlarged, itbout great expense; but doubtless the cj- ■ i tion entitling it to three Hepicem.itivo-. only.giicnsc ofa Convention would bo mticb giea- Imny have a surplus or fraction of fifty persons,Iter—more than enough to enlarge tho room*, / over what were nccctsary to entitle it to tboBor even to build au addition to tho State y three Representatives. While, Clark county.Bllonse. Somo three or four year* ago, aW sending the same number of RcpresentativcsAutompt wus mado in tlio Legislature, to «alu» Cnay have an excess or ovorplus, of sixty, oiflMacon tho scat of Gaverumen:, and tho LAW. /TtHE subscriber continues the Prnetiee of Law in In order to ascertain the seme ollhc voters on tlm «u ,i l this place. In addition to the Counties in which ject, thvaa who areiufavor ofaconventionwilt pleas<g,u ay h; ‘ c has heretofore practiced, he will attend the Supe- endorse on tbeirtickrU the word •‘Clmreiitio«”—tlio(B ei ' [ ,| 11 . or Courts in the Couuties of Lee, Muscogee, Troup who nre against it will endorse the word*’*.A* ConrrnK, n v il C esc eta. tion." Approved 22d December, lt2v jan 2-—{tf JOHN P. BOOTH. September 3 ■ - -St- or fivo hundred. How is this unequah-. uj to be remedied?—in the nature of things it i [impossible. No system, no arrangement couldj [measure was lost, J th.nk, by twenty rote* [only; aiinc then, tho number ot jxwmliei* (from tho new couuties ha* increased,and there