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TI5LI5GRAPH
y^OOlft G20B9IA
I ^rnnAY,'D«C. 3. 1831.
WILLIAM 8Clll.KV. lotB Judge
!*♦ . "rireiiii. is o candidate tor n teat in
^»n ihe vac»'.cyolMr Lumpkin.
I x. in 'train* of rapture the blessed
^.rerntie'tendencies of cnucu*sci. partieu
line which recoutly nominated the
r , !' n f t hc Western Circuit for n seat in
I*"" .| 1C \ujptsta Constitutionalist says of
rf ciavtoii. •’» •«»" lnore K°° d a,,<l true <
, .• hit party in its hours of dismay
j «r could not have liecn selected in all
• *l!w« are at P rL '" ent willing that hi*
£« should uot he scrutinized; but regret
*r t(l!lt ,hc Con*titutiunnll*t does not ex-
Stfiistolntty to his party, by detailing facts.
WjL 1 1„ vote for thc re-cleciion of Gilmer
vlnKstiblc instanec of hi* loyalty.'—and
Inching Judge Hdilcy to offer for Con-
“uJ tendering and plodging him his sup-
“ juipthcr indubitable example of hi*
JJ, uvl:/ in thc hour of dismay and dm-
x, eonjcnting to bo run by the party, tliat
v-^cd him, in opposition to the very
Snihc Imd entreated to offer and pledged
•nor to support, is also a powerful clucida-
J h« truth, disinterestedness, and magnani-
Whit a paragon of fidelity and truth!
Xf ,„||tor of the Washington New* putting
Irtluaios i“W mourning for thc re-tleetion of
T*“ ^ Crawford, the Augusta Constitution-
rLfi^ly remarks he “will meet w ith much
u v folia the antagonist party-" And why
L'widi to be informed? The witrtgr.n.it
L noth from priuciplo and practice, are op
S' ’, 0 |,rc<simr, and may thcreforo very ecu
elt iVidpathize with a man who, in daring
ailain of grosif official neglect and iujustirv,
I (tie denunciation of mercilesc and
£iiiWc chieftains. Sympathy iu sued a
u so diigrace to the editor of the News,
It is f nper and magnanimous in the anlago-
If'j- *
L )irea a a oit singular mameitvro in party
1 l But thc dismissal of judge Clayton from
idi in disgrace, aud theu the effort to rally
«party round the same individual, with
is of public odium recent upon him, as
late to represent the |>coplo of Georgia
This is a most singular proceeding.
Clay ton was unworthy a seat on the
Elbe not equally unworthy a sent in -on
“ brl if the principles which he suit tins,
_ ...mns as a judge, are they njt equally so
Enlicr of congress? Personally, wo have
tiu-sofill will ugaiust Mr. Claytou; he is a
|sir talents, an I merely as such we svould
Ho yield him the meed of pruise. Uut
.Ural as bo has quietly douc to be disgraced
sonn party, can lie reasonably count uu thc
lefuny other.—Columbus Ur mount.
Post Office hi.s been established at
se, Talbott county, Mr..Jamos Davis, 1 J . M*
e whole amount of donations to thc suffer-
ty the Fayetteville tire is about $112,060.
[erterday, ireMicv«, (say* the Augusta Con-
L 'onaliit of tho 20th ult.) the Legislature of
i Carolina convened. Judge Smith is n
lie shall hear enough of nullilivatiou
esenioa doses.
l Aairouda and Boa Coastriclor have ar
il it Charleston, by a packet from New York
1 arc very nullifying creatures, and may
jmed to'pass an agreeable winter in our
»State.
• Saperior Court for Burke county adjonm-
bSsturdaynight last. Much bnportunt busi-
liistnm'nct.-d; among other things of uote,
Vow Judge Holt intimated that hereafter, op-
b woul.l lie allowed iu Equity causes. We
m this pr ictice is now becoming uniform
iut tho State.
•iiim—In the recent six days’ session of
ttslatun-of this State, Mr. Wnggtunati was
Senator to Congress. An act to prolii-
Kiotroduction of slaves into tho Statu (with
|iMfipfi(ms) was passed. Twenty thousand
i were appropriated to artu uml equip vo-
»companies of tho State; and a memorial
^adopted relating to die lands told as public
1 luiled Slates’ Government, nud alleged
^private property.—AMi/e Patriot, 23d last.
i Wiani.—It appears that tho emigration
phwisus is to be attended with considerable
J>ji>T advantage to the inhabitants of a pof*
tbs wilds of Arkausas. Contract* were
Mathc tifitii October, at Little Bock, for thc
k «J sf mure tlnn a million pouuiis of beef
emmthof tho Kiamichia, at$3-74 to $3-80
It will throw into circulation about for-
ind dollars for cattle, the growth of tho
T-—lb.
«?.—Mr.Cnldwcll, with thc corps drn-
■ arrived in New Orleans on Friday last
Iwweuipl.itcd improvements aud decorations
fjCwnp itruct Theatre, were uut yet com-
ur.—Tho Louisiana Advertiser says,
('pasture of ’i’ennessee Imvo reduced the
r* the Judges of the Supreme Court to
'•'Mud dollars, and of the Judges of the
iVjJrtte seven hundred and filly dollar*;
J*** object being, by legislating them out
the delay aud huznrdofimpoach-
- «tkn he the aim of tho legislature, a
Lr**7 acd economy ou the part of the
P®! thwart it.
,;%Kbecn elected Senator in Con-
Is'g'slaturo now iu sessiou. Thc
for Clay W, for Col. R. M.Johu*on
w Murdcu 1‘ofr 1. Kentucky pi.
, arrived in this City iu tlio
Mton Tuesday night—aud took his sent
- ucaehofrte Federal Court yesterday.
W .k BMrt * Bntiroly recovered from the
tne operation—and his general hualth
^ respect to bo very much im-
-It'dtmond Compiler, 2ith ulf.
I^licjaoer has been tendered to the Uon.
h uf V 00 ,* ou a v »»'t in Tennessee) by tlw
I Km. * lcn, lcr»onyille, Sumner county, in
* im» J. “ M declined it, on account of
ond ^e short time he
, before bis return to North Ca-
fete!? Charleston Courier) that
[ '* who lately left this country, m
,1,0 ,° k L C - ° n 'll® great American ship, nowou
the stocks in Pniiadelpbw, h said to be four fir;
Wr than that of the boasted Turkish shin
building at Constantinople, which has been pro!
nounced the largest in the world, carrying *141
8®®*’ while the American ship carries 154.
rughtccn barrels of wiue, worth twenty dol
lars each, have boon made from the produce of a
vineyard, near Ilarrisburgh, l’a. The vineyard
was planted four years ago, and is said to decu-
py but three aero*.
Chlorine is said to he an effectual antidote to
prussic acid.
el? ,, .7 c, , ion ’’ si 8 ncd l»y upward* of 500 citizen*
or Bedford county, Tennessee, have liceu sent to
their representative* in thc Legislature, directing
them to veto in favor of rechartoriug the United
litotes’ Bank, with rertnin modifications, such as
mi enlargement of its capital, and permitting the
Bt i’es to subscribe lor tlie stock.
IVilliam bllliott, tho iiuti-nullifj'iog candidate,
h.u Uon elected, iu Beaufort Uutrict, to tho S.
Carolina Legislature.
So far as thc election returns have been receiv
ed, it seems more than probable that General
Ashley has beau elected in Missouri to a seat in
Cougrcss, over Mr. (Veils. Both are Jackson
men, but Ashley is the mure moderate.
EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION.
Office of the Georgia Courier, Augusta,
November 31). 1831.
Fin's!—This morning about 2 o’clock, the city
was aroused by tho alarm of fire—aroused with
difficulty, for the cousuiuing element had made
such progress before the means were obtained
for its extiuctiou, that it was uot easily arrested.
It was first discovered iu the corner stpre of tho
wooden house, opposite the Globe Hotel, occupi
ed liy Mr. Robert W. M'Kcen, and is supposed
to have been entirely the result of accident. The
fire had progressed so lar below, that the tenants
of tho secoud story had to suve themselves by
leapiug from its window*. Tho wooden build
ing, which had two or three tenements, was con
sumed aud all the intermediate houses to Gener
al Montgomery's brick building, iucludiug that,
aud. was arrested at thc store of Mr. Smith, the
eahiuet maker. It swept every thing back to El
lis street, aud crossed and consumed tho exten
sive stables with the adjoining building, former
ly used as a theatre, belonging to tile Globe Ho
tel. The Globe lintel itseii escaped by tho de
voted exnrtiuits ».f Mr Shannon’s boarder*. It is
uiueli defaced rind its window shutters and those
of tho buck range considerably injured. Mr.
Dickinson's house, opposite Shaimon's stables,
was saved with great difficulty, after having the
shingle* on its roof knocked off. Among the
losers is the Editor of the Chronicle, whose office,
a considerable quantity of type, &c. arc buried
in tho ashes of the conflagration.
' There has been no loss of lives, brute or human.
.The night was calm, but so cold that icicles were
discovered near the Gre in die morning hanging
from tiio window sills, where thc engines liac
played ou the houses—ice covered the roofs so
that they were too slippery to climb, and was
found iiicrusting tho motai pipes of tho Engines.
tVe understand that mo3t of tho buildings and
goods were insured, some fully, Bomo partially.
Thu loss is pretty equally divided among tho In
surance Offices and Agencies. Wo do uot know-
tin- amount insured, hut have heard it estimated
from fifty to sixty thousand dollars. Thc loss
sustained is of course not yet ascertained, ns thc
furniture and muss of merchandize were general
ly removed to the opposite side of tho street, aud
saved.
Sufferers, Robert W. M'Kcen, V. Crepu, Mr.
Daniel Dill, Mr. 3. Carmichael, A. II. Pember
ton, Spclman Ilavihuid & Co. Kerrs & Graham,
Mr. Boggs Mr. Shannon, John Carrie, Cosby
Dickinson, &c.
The editors of tho New York Journal of Com
tncrce have been favored with tho following ex
tract of a letter, dated
Havre, October 13, 1831.
The advice* from I'.nglnnd state, that all was
quiet iu London on Mouday and Tuesdny, Octo
ber 10th nnd 11th. [Our other foreign nows, say
tbc editors, are to tho morning of Monday, 10th.
What follows must have occurred on Monday c-
vening.] laird Elieuborough’s motion iu thc
House of Commons, approving the conduct of
Ministers, nud pledging tho House to support
them, was Carried by a majority of 149—40 more
than the minority for tho third rending of the hill.
It is therefore supposed that Ministers will re
main. aud tile hill he again brought forward with
some little modification, aud ultimately pa/5.
. Sales hero Oct 12—99 bales Louisiana Cotton
at 99,1 lOlic.; LV* Tennessee at 84 a 864c.j 130
Mobile nt 81 n 64je.; 24 Georgia at 70 a 80c.;
1350 bags St. Domingo Coffco at 66J to 70c. iu
bond.
ELECTION FOR CONGRESS. Ohjcc
tlmiH a* strong, if not stronger, exist against Judge
Clayton, as those which existed against tho lato
Governor Gilmer. The Ex Governor was desi
rous of depriving fhe people of tho Gold Alines,
nnd throwing their avails into the Treasury.—
Judgo Clayton decides, tlint a law of the last ses
sion is unconstitutional, and that thc Indians have
tho right to dig for gold.' In fact the Judge’s o-
pinion goes completely to deprivo thc Stato of
all tho bcuefit of tbc Uold Aline*. Cnn thepeo-
plo of Georgia 1/imfc of sending u man to Con
gress who maintains such adoctrino—a doctrine,
which Gov. Gilmer liimsclf think*, will form nn
almost insuiicrnblo barrier to tho removal of the
Cherokee*. Wo will uot yet believo it.
■ Fed. l iuon.
That port of tho article in the Journal which
wo feel it our specinl duty to expose, is the sum
mnry of objections to Judge Schloy, in the con
cludiug paragraph. It » as follow* :
« There are, on the oilier band, many reason* why
Ills opponent should not be oluctoU-aoUvitbrtandlng
Ms iihnitlrd oicellence a* a insit. Ue have rani
now to mention only. Ms viewsof Ibocnnslilu binal-
llvoftlie Tariff—Ids doctrine in rrferemo to the Hu-
nrrniv Court-»nd his vole on tbc resolutions in the
tare »f Tassels, at Um l»»t seMhm of tho WWral As
sembly Seo Journal of the House, p. 44A
We gather from this paragraph, three ohjcc.
ti °i , ,V That Judge ftrbley believes the Tariff of
1328 to he constitutional. •
g,|. That he lielicvos tho .Supremo court not
tho monster tho Jourual has always represented
memory,) Is evident from the fact that they re
ferred to tho voto on Tassels’ caso on page 449.
The Editors of tho Ga. Journal are therefore
without theshow of apology, in falsely charging
Judgo Schley with believing in tho “ constitution-
ahly of the Tariff," as wo prove by the following
extract from the Journal of tho House i
" Yet Ibis principle has been greatly disrenrded,
and experience proves It, in the eslstlng Tariff of *28.
That lens manifestly vnjutli H (lt conception. h,‘e. '
■' The words in Italics being reed.—Mr Brail of
MACON MARKET.
liaeon, per Hi. 10 a )'-\Mackerel,
)lagging, per yd 18 a 22 Afo?os*rs, gal.
Brandy, cog 1(52 r 22."> .Vnifs,
apple, 50 a Sfi Pepper,
peach, 75 a 100 Pimento,
r 18J Pork, Mil.
Candles, georgia, 17 a 20 Porter, dozen,
„ aperm :t0 a 35 Rite,
Cards, cotton, doz. 7 25 Rum, jamni. 150 a 175
Castings, 7a8 „ new eng. 55 a (50
Coffee, 13( a 10( SALT, bush 100
Copperas, U Shirtings,brown, 8n 10
Corn, 374 „ bleached, 19 a-15
COTTON, lh. 6j a7i Shot, per ling, 8n»25
Flour, country, C OD Soap, lb. - 8 a !>
Fodder, 1 00 fiugar, st croix, 11 a 1!
Ginger, 13 a 16] „ lump, 18 a'
Gunpoicdi r, keg, C a 8
i, 140 —
Gin, holland.
northern,
Iron,
Lard,Vs.
load,
Limr, cask,
Meal, bushel,
a 150
C ?4
Twiggs movedioinsert after (be word* ‘That tens aw-
m/e.'Wv’ the word •unranstilutional,' so a* to make it
read‘Thai l»*v manifestly unconstitutional and ««•
jwt.’ Ac. on Mrliieb motion (be yeas and nay* were
required lo bo recorded, and are. yeas 100, nnya 20.”
See Journal of the House (or 1830—pag® 354, "prim
ted by Comal: fr Ragland."
Judge SCHLEY voted for Mr Bcall'a amend
ment, declaring tho Tariff unconstitutional.
In regard to hi* “doctrines in refereuec to the
Suprcmocourt," wo do not know what tlie Jour
nal alludes to. Wo do notfiud them on tliejonr-
uals nuy where—and wo cannot undertake to say
ireaiscly what they are. We have no doubt
lowovcrof their orthodoxy.
Of tlio 3d objection, wc can apeak moro cer
tainly. If the Journal will condescend tolbokon
•ago 448 of the journals, it will see the reason of
Schley’s vote partially stated in a substitute viler-
cd by Air Turner, n political friend of the Journ
al, as follows: “Besotted, That thc action of thc
General Assembly is deemed unnecessary at tlie
present time in the case of Georgo Tassels afore
said"—which Judge Schley voted for. In voting
against tho original resolutions, ho assigned his
reasons for so voting, nnd those rensona contained
as wo learn, a declaration, that tlie nttempt to nr*
rest the execution of Tassels waa «i flagrant a ad- .
oiation of all law, that ho had no doubt tho 8u- Houston Sheriff S SalCSs
•rente court would at once reject thc application. 11/ ILL be sold, on the first-luesday in
le voted against the Resolutions therefore, be- fi JANUARY next, at tho court house, in
Perry, Houston county, within tlio lawful honri,
loaf, 20 it
N. O. Wall
Tea, lb. ‘ 125 a I 50
6 aO({Tobacco, 13 n 25
124 IVhiskey, 55
Wfne, andei. B'50 a 500
teneriffe.125 a 155
malflga, 62 a 75
8
5 06
50i
07- HENRY G. ROSS is a can
didate for ro-clrctioa to the Clerkship of the Su-
perior C'onrt of llihh county. 32 not 28
tt?-We are requested to announce
ROBERT BIRDSONG na n candidate for
Clerk of tho Superior Gourt of Bilib couuty.
nov 26 81
cause with Air Turner and others.hc thought tiicm
unnecessary. Was the Journal ignorant of tills ?
ib.
Wc have put thc question tirao nnd ngain—
AVhy did Charles E. Haynes resign his right, and
agreoable to nil fair mage, his title to the candid
acy for tho vacant seat in the Georgia representa
tion in Congress? Wc have nothing against Air.
Clayton, hut others of his own party havo insur
mountable objections to him on account of his
decision in thc case of tbo Indian Canatoo. We
meddle not With the correctness of this decision;
but it excite* our “ipccial wonder," how the
same body that decreed his expulsion from the
Bench, could with any degree of consistency,
immediately thereupon recommend him to a
station in which ho can exercise hi* opposition to
tho views of Georgia, as regard* the Indians) with
as much or more effect than on thc Judicial
Bench. Judgo Clayton undoubtedly possesses
many of the requisite qualifications for thc trust
to which he aspires; hut it is our firm belief, that
Mr. Haynes has ten to one, and these without tho
blot of a single objection. Wo have but very few
words to say upou this subject, aud shall nut un
dertake to enumerate the qualifications of tho one
or tho disqualifications of thc other.-: But this we
must bo_ permitted to say, and say it too with an
emphasis that should make the ears of Troup
men tingle,—that Air. Haynes’ unrighteous ex-
elusion nt tlio last election, calls iu accents trum-
put-tongued, for rcsiitntion, now that an oppor
tunity is given. Were justice awarded him, aud
the people to do justice to themselves, they would
disregard liis withdrawal from tlie contest, and by
acclamation demand his services in the Supreme
Council of the nation, where they are appreciated.
Wc did think that onr fellow citizens were
susceptible of ingratitude; nor will wc relinquish
tlie belief, but charge tins desertion of Air. Haynes
to thc subtle influence of that indefinable demon
whose name is Caueus. <
Tho only possible way that yet appears feasi
ble to us for henliug thc unhappy breach in thc
Troup 'Party, anu for recovering' its departed
power, is, for the whole party to Unite in thc sup
port of Haynes. And it is a compromise which
the late Troup opposers of Thomas Haynes owo
to tho party, to give their suffrages to C. E.'
Ilayncs for Congress. They arc tho only persons
in whose power it is to heal tho deep wounds they
havo inflicted upon the feelings of Thomas
Haynes’ friends. These are they who have pros
trated tho party, and thus given the victory to
the Clarkitcs; nud if they persist in supporting
any other than him whose cause we advocate,
defeat wifi again attend their perverseness. This
divisiou of u house against itself will always insure
its full. It ever ins been thus, nud thus must ever
he.
Wc havo no expectation of changing tho de
termination of a single individual by any thing
that wc can offer. Tho decree has gone forth,
and Judgo Clayton, actuated by a spirit the anti
pode to that of Mr. II., stnnds as the Troup can
didate; but mark us—ho cannot be elected in tho
S rcscut condition of his party, while Judge
chley'* name stands besido his.—Hancock
Adceetiscr.
Wo havo received a copy of tho hill providing
for tho call of a Convention, now before the Lc-
gislatnrc. It sets apart the first Monday in
lSt\!, fur the people to express their wishes liy
ballot for “Convention," or “No' Convention.”
If n majority is in favor of Convention, Governor
to order an election for tho same number of dele
gates ns at present cumposo die General Assem
bly. Citizens of the U. States eligible ns-mem
bers who have lived in tho Stato 12 months, and
to take nn oath not to alter any part of Constitu
tion other than those touchiug the representation..
Governor to publish the proceedings of the Con
vention, nnd the people within six months there
after to voto “Ratification,” or “No' Ratification."
Each county to bo entitled to at least one Repre
sentative.—Savannah Georgian, 2 rtf A ult.
the following Property:
41 head of Stock Cuttle—loviod on ns the
property of Alexander Gregor lo satisfy a FI Fn in
favor of Thoms* Napier—properly pointed out Dy
Collcns. . „
One Lot of Land, in tlio 15th district Hous
ton county, No. 12(5—levied on «» the property of
Hugh A. Smith to satisfy a Fi Fo in favor of John M.
Aloore vi Hugh A. Smith and David O. Smiili—point
ed out by David O. Smith. HENRY W. RALEY,
Peel 37 ■ Shtrff.
Monroe Sheriff Aftlo*.
W ILL, or sold on thc first Tamil ay in JANU-.
AKY'ttSlt, before Hub court houre iuFyr-
sylh, Afonroe county, betwr.nrVbe usds! hours qfi|'
IV.
Ono lot of Lund, No. 117, m the fifth dis--
of Monroe count) -I'-Iicil Oil** 111,! t <■;<!■> M John
It’aUon to satisfy sundry Fi Fai from « urlice'* court
ia favA46fSlrpiiea,puflpfl Y*'Tiin.dhy Brewen * ml
John Watson—levy made by a constuWe.
Two negroes, Saruh niid her child Audersnn.
—levied on a* the property uf Jane Szell to satisfy is
Fi Fata favor of Elijah E. i 0ratttfU,4{ 'a . i t ikf
Dee' 1 35 JOHN UKDHING, tf'-.Aff.
Also, mil be told iu above. , ^
Fifty nercu of Land, on which‘is the Alnn;-
polisr (Slicing, in Monroe county, with all tho im-
in-til> ilu-.-v'in, tin- l'iirnii,ii" l.i.liii.ging tottes
ioiuc, and four hundred barrels of Corn—Icvistfnti
ns the properly of Kirholat VhiUttrt to satisfy « Fi Fa
in favor of Robert Collin* for I he useof Lnurencu
Reels dc Co. v« said Childcri—jirupniy pointed out
by the defendsn). . ,
Savon lisau of Hogs, tbroo lioad ofCnitlei
eight or fen barrels ol Con’, and one ilarli of Foddi'r,'
loo or eleven acres of slRiidingCotlon—all Jciicd utp
«* the properly of Jo.’iu Oeuberry to satisfy a Fi Full/
favor of Bcujumiii 31. Peoples vs said Di".vherrv; .
Dec 1 35 A. COCHRAN, \Dr,,.Shenff. 5
Alto, uill be told ae nbortt' r Wf
One road Wngon, three Mules, two Cows
mill Ciilvc.-, one (irind-slon*, onr JtiCu fi'iin, mte
idliol Bag, cue man'srisddlp, one Cart, mid one yoke
• •I Oxen—oil Irurd nil as the property ol Jared Tap-
try, di icnvil, i i ■ iti fy ii Fi F« iu l«vor of l.ii'.lrlon
Atkinson and olhers—property pointed out Ly Mar--
giirrt Taplcy, Adin’n. and Jamrj Mny Adni’nr.ot Um
heirs of laid estate. . Will. HL'CKADY,
Peel IQ - 43,7..:Shfjjff.
Tayotto Sheriff Sales.
Un the firet Tuet Jiy in January tiext, V
W ILL ho sold before the cnart-liouw at Fayctta-
• ville, Fayette county, within the lawful
hours, tbo following Property!
Ouo (bird purl of Lut No. 111, nnd one
third of fifty acres on tho north fide of lot No. ISO, all
tying In the fourth district fiumerly Henry, now Fttyk
ette county—all levied on es the property of Caty
l’ali, it being her dower in said lend londitfy't IT*
Fa issoed from the superior court ol Fayette county,
in favor of Jumct Pate vs Cntv Fate. ‘- 91
Nov.2C 35 WYAT HEFLIN. Sberl/T.
To Boat Owners*
B ELIEVING that every profession of trado
has a claim upon its own denomination
for all the information that will hdof uso to thorn,
I give a'copy of a receipt given E._ Graves
ii rion of Macon, for a balance of n freight bill
due hv them to me, for goods shipped per boat
Georgo Canning. B. S. GRIFFIN.
Received, AIncon, tbo first December, 1831, of
E. Graves & Son, Forty-three dollars 77 cents,
in full, for balance of freight, per George Can
ning, tho above amount paid by bis, E. Graves,
refusing to comply with hw son’s word.
Dec 1 8(5 It B. S. GRIFFIN.
Crawford Sheriff Sale.
W ILL lie sold on Hi;: first Tuesdny in FEBRU
ARY next,' before thc court bouso in Knox
ville, Crawford county, between the uiual hours rtf
sslc.
One negro Woman by lie name of Delphi,
about twenty years old-x-levicd-on ss tho property ol
CogMl Hamilton to satisfy a mortgage Fi Fa issued ’
from Join-, 'iipcrior court in luvor of J«nu j It. Jom»-
vs said Cogdctl HamUtua. W. U. FILES.
Nov 28 35 • Sheriff.
STOLEN
O N Tuesday niglu last, from my wagon, three
miles below Macon, a boxofTEA.utiout 14
indies square, covered with matting. A liberal re
ward will be paid for the delivery of tbs line and thief,
or either, , ISAAC N. DISIIAROON,
Dee 1 35 2tp
P URSUANT to an order of the honorable tlie In
ferior court ofTollmt rngnly, while siltingfor
ordinary purposes, will he sold, on tlio first Tuesday
in FEBRUARY next, nt the court lioaso at Talbotton,
Talbot county,
A negro woman* named Sally*
and her two Children—it being n part of tlie Negroes
willed to William D. Gnsaway by his uncle tFUUam
Gatniray, deceased—for the benefit of the heirs rind
creditors. JAMES GA8AWAY,
yov22 3ft ’ ' guardian
W ILL he sold, on the first Tuesday in FEBRU
ARY nest, before court homo in Alacon,
Bibb county,
Two Negro Boys, Moses nnd Benjamin, a-
bnat 10 and 17 years of age—sold as the property of
Henry Smith, late of said comity, deceased, for tho
benefit of the heirs. Terms on the day.
nov 28 23 JOHN 831IT1I. adm’ar.
W ILL be sold, on Thursdey, tlie 12th day of
JANUARY next, at (ho Into residence of
John P. Blackmon, deceased, in tlie county of Talbot,
All the Personal Property,
belonging to tlio Estate of the snid John P. lllaekmon,
decensed, consisting of household nnd kitchen Furni
ture, Plnntalinn Tools.and an excellent sot of black
smith's Tools, Com. Fodder, Horses, Shoep, Ifogs,
nnd about four Imndrcdhesd of stock Cattle, together
with a number ol other articles too tedious to mention.
Also, nt the same time and plnce, will be rented all
tbo LANDS, belonging to said deceased that are Im
proved.
Also, at the same time and place, will be hired
the NEGROES beloncing to said Estate, consisting
ofAIcu, Women nnd Plough Bovs.
MAR1ANN BLACKMON, adm’rx.
Nov 22 29
KWriLLbe sold on Saturday, tho 14th day of JAN-
IFF UARY next, nt tlie Into residence of Jared
Taptey, deceased In Monroe ennnty.
All the Porishablo Property
of said deceased, consisting of Horse, Cattle, and
8lirrp, Plantation Tools, l o-lder, Household nud
Kitchen iurnilurr. lee. Ac for the benefit of the heirs
arid Creditors Terms on tlio dny
3fARGARET TAPLEY, adm'rx.
Peel 35 JAMKB MAY, adm'or. ; . .
A LI. perrons, having demands against the estate of
Jared Taptey, late of Monroe county, deceased,
are requested to bond them in in terms ol (lie law; uud
ell persons indebted to said estate will make payment
to MARGAUl-.T TAPLEY, clfm’rx. '
Deal a*, JAMES MAY, mfmor.
Brought to Jail,
I N Knoxville, Crawford county, a Negro man,
twenty-five or thirty years of ago, a ho says hi*
name Is JIM and belongs lo (lie Stale, and rauaway
from theaoverserr of the-public hands, working the
roads beflveen Flint and (ho Chaltalinochlo rivers.
Deo 2 3d W. B. FI1.EB. Sheriff:
W HEREAS, Ara Sessions applies to meforlrl-
ter* of administration de bonis non on the
08XSVM7. '
Tbo Rev. iTilliam .Cuinmim llavis, of South
Carolina, closed his useful lifo on Wednesday, M •„ «ajs,_ x _
the 28th September last, iu his 70ih year. He P ottnt V«
died ns ono sleeping to death, without noise, con- 9M7i>LREA8, A. a Se>jioiu appli,
lor tion or struggle, an original genius, a_ critical
classical nebular, a profound divine, a Christian of
a strong nnd ardent faitli, as bis writings will tes
tify, when tho present generation is gone. Ilis
Gospel Plan, Lectures on the New Testament
aud Millenium, are well known in the theological
world. F. D. C\
AkaivitD.
Boat Clara Fisher, from Darien, with Groce-
rices to Day & Butts.
Boat Elizabeth, from Dnricn, roDay & Butts
owners.
Boat, George Carroll, from Darier, t> B. 8.
Griffin owner.
DF.PAMT.Dt
Box No. 4, for Darien. 447 bales, Day & Butts
[httoarrest the course of tlio Georgia law in ceri -
sd.^rhot ho believes tho Supremo Court had
nnglt
tlio Tassels case,
Boat Plnznix, for Darien, 200 bales, Griffin
sntle- owner.
jut we boat Excel, for Darien, 401bales,Day& Butts
man wun imenuonai inmvp"=~———
—M. ,t,.„:irtnro from facts contained in tlio re-
Wc nro nlwap averse to charging any gt
an with intentional misrepresentation. H
for Darien, COO Imp. Griffin owner.
Box No. 1, for Darien, 507 bags, R. M'Call
owuer.
Boat President, for Darien, Yongo owner.
Boat Vico President, (or Darien, 480 bales,
Yongo owner. ' .
Box No.. 2. for Darieo, 550bag», R. M’CaU
te^theSrcontents (aadit srw easy to refresh thci r owner.
nablo departure from facts coutmncd In tlio re
cords of tho Stato, wo emmot but regard it os ieil-
ful. Then, as to these assumed objections, they
ire totally unfounded, nnd perfectly inexcusable.
It will be recollected that these Editors printed
tho Journals of ti:j House, when Judgo Schley
was a memberofit. That they had not forgot-
estata of Anthony Daley,.Iste.pl Mcrrlivether county,
deceased.
-,'Ahd whereas Asa Sessions applies to mefor letters
of admtnlstretlon on the estate of Winifred Bcrefield
Isteof Pike citniity, deceased.
Theu, are therefore, to eilt audadmonidi all end «in-
gularlhe kindredand creditors of laid decernedperunt,
lobs and appear at my office, within the time prescribed
by lair, loAtw roust if any they haee why said-letters
should not be granted. ,,
Given under n>y band,at office, tbisSSlb Novetn-
ber.lKlI.
F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be
made to the bon. the Inferior Court of Hous
ton county, while sitting for ordinary purpose*, for
irsvo to sell the REAL ESTATE-of Henry R. Blan
chard, deceased, subject to the widow’s dower, for
tho benefit of the heirs and creditors of sntd decerned.
ALLEN B. CHASTAIN,
Nov 24 £9 aUm’tr.
FOIHUML
Valuable NEGROES, consisting of
Men, Women nrul Children— among
whom aresomo excellent House Servants, aud
of nuoil character.
Also—The Two-story HOUSE, with 1(55 aff
ere* of LAND, which is Mluntcd one nil!* from
Macon, «■ tho Houston Road—kuowu us Wur-
ibr.m’s Plantation.
Alto--Tlio Vncnnt Lot. between the Macon
Bank and the Store occupied by A» P- Patrick
fisCo,. . A^plj «• v
Butts Sheriff Bales.
■ ILL be sold on tlio first Tuesdny In JANUA
RY ncjt, before the court linj<c. in Jackson.
Butts county, between the usual hours of sale,
Nino acres of Cuttim standing in tlio field,’
ten barrels of Coro, moro dr less, two Cows and
Cnives—levied on us tbc properly of John S. Shtrrr,
to satisfy a Fi Fu issued from Butts superior court, in -
fovor Of JohnK. Cirgile VI John S. sUirrrw, James.
Sharer nod William Sliurcr—jironcrty pointed out
by tiio plaintiff.
One Lot in tho town «f Jackson, known by
lot No. 1, on square No. 12. well Improved, with a.
largo and comniudiuus building, formerly oe.ee pfod
ns a tavern liy Robert Brown, nnd other nrrirary im
provements—loviod on as the property of Hubert
Broun, lo satisfy n Fi Fn of Bti'ls superior court Infu--
vor of Thomas Atkinson and Washington G. Atkin
son. Exccnlors of A. C. Atkinson vs Robert Brown. 1
Oho negro Woman, about 21 years nfage*
by the name of Alary, and her child eleven month*
-old, one roan Hnreo sevenyearsoId.onovukeolOx-
en qnd Cart. Hhcnd of Block Cuttle, IS’head of
Ilogs, ono Bed and Bedstead end lied Furniture—all
levied on as the property of Stephen [). Crane to sat
isfy a Fi Fa of Jasper superior court in favor of Gil
bert Clcalnnd vs Stephen D. Crane, Abner Chip-
mnn.Luke Williams and James T.Robinson, securi
ty on Appeal: oropcrly pointed out by Abner Chap
man. JOSEPH SUMMERLIN, 1
Nov. 19 33 ... Sheriff.
Also, will ba told at aL-ue,
,202 1-2 acres of Land, more or less, known
by lot No. 43, in the first district of formerly Henry
now Butts founty, whereon Simeon (Inmil now live,* '
tolerably weRImproved for larmieg—levied on uttm
property of Hugh Hamit to mtiify sundry FI Fa* is
sued from a justice’s court of Butts county, ia tswor of
Anthony Dyer vs said Uamll. fi
■ Oo« bay Roree, Saddle, Briil!c nod Martin
gales—levied oo as the properly of Daniel,V■ Jad.au,,
to satisfy sundry Fi Fas issued from the Superior-
Court of Butts county, one in favor of Abel L. Robin-
sou nnd another in favor ol'ElislmW, Chester and o-.
there vs said Jackson. R. W. HARKNF.89.
Nov 28 33 • ' * dq>. Shffi
Henry Sheriff Sales.
W ILL lie rolu on the lint Tuesday In JANUA-
ltY next, at tlio court house in Mucdonou/tk
Henry county, between (ho usual hou/s of sale,
Lot No. 241, in the sovonth district of IJotv
ry county—levied on os tho property of John Harris
to satisfy a Fi Fa from Wattnn superior court, in (tr
vorof Slciviut A- llurgruresvssaid Harris. •
Lot No; 183. in tho second district of Uoq,
ry county—levied bn a* the property ot Mai fin UTbkn
to satisfy n Fi Fa issued from n Justice's court in El-
lert county, (n favor of Tata At Virdcll vs Murflo
White.
26 bond of horned Cntllo nnd 25 head of
Sheep—Icvicd'ou «s :ho property of Alexander Mur
ray to satisfy nFI Fu from Henry superior court. Rb
herl Cninjihell, James Frazer and James Htrper.ex-*
centers of the estate of John Campbell, deceased,'v»
said Murray. f • ,
Ono sorrel Ilnrso, 20-barrels demand'd©
head of Hog*—nil- levied- on as the property of £*-
phraim Hggjhey to satisfy a Fi Fa from Newton In
ferior court, Joseph Moss V, sold Ilushey.
Nov 20 37 , JAMES LOVE, Sheriff.
Bibb Sheriff Sales.
W ILL ho sold on tlie first Tuesday in JANUA
RY' next, before the court house, in Maeoo,.
Bibb county, between the usual boors of sale.
Ninety acres of Lund, more or less, it fcnln-.'
the cast half of Inetion No. 205, iu the 13tb diftrhl
originally Monroe now Bilib county—levied on o
the property of fluri.f FrkttfMo satisfy (onr FI F*. r
issued from n Justice’s coort to favor of Artiior Vi\ -
tervsaald Fiickett nudl.-aieh James—levy made hv
11 constiYIo and returned to mo. ' '
Dee 2 30 n. IT. HOWARD, By, Siff
A..P. PATRICK & CO. 1;
^RE >!<>«' receiving a complete assuifmoos
OBOCEHZBS.
Consisting u( Sugar, Ciifli.-e, Liquors of every
description; Nortliern Flour, Sjimu Caudi^,
ftv. «8- Ajjo,
Au ndditiounl snpplv of Fain v aud ;St»ii i*-
Din- ({GODS,
Which ihoy offer at tho customary sn-ices.
dec 3 ’ 36 Itud .
dee ft 371
MF.LROSF. Sr- KIDD.'
ff7* Wc tiro nulhori/cii to tui-
nouuce M. K, CliKRUY as a cajididatofar ' „-
roner ef Bibb county. **' "jaly
The stths'cribef oner*' film
7*^ W* e'amliihite f,,rtlie kllEKMt'.tl.
TYpfBIBIl. GOL’N't'Y -it tho-'uruiagflectinri .Jg*-
pledges himjetr to l,'o, frt, nd-. t!»t b 6 i, imlisrw'
do >0 uuire freia an r.inu-M desiro lo recein ,'i-
motuiueid- »rl,ii'x froui llip ••Hi.-., (baa from;(.,
si.iiaj igio d [•> mist cau'did.Vr-Cio wit: He
nilyoffitendk. ’ . Y PUYG JOHNKTUV
JT” HI ftu clectcil. John U. Offult will nt i at .
toyOupeay. YOUNG JOlINb'l'*»\
nov 20 .33
FOR
SZJUIBB.
OFITCE