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***** Barbary c*a*t, which war read
(i**. com mitted to acommittee ofthe whole
i»i^' , le 0 f the Union. Mr. M’Dttfiic, from
H , he ‘mittco of way* and means, uporteii a bill
* e .^°7.nnronria«ions for Judina mmuities for
was similarly disposed of. Tb. re-
^nn offered by Mr. Clayton, of (leorgia. for
‘“^ llmmentotR select committee; to UWe»-
tb* 'Pjf: jtHirfra ofthe Bank of the United Suites,
taken up. Mr- Clayton brought for-
,r * , |ivariety of charges against the Bank, ia-
*•?* that of usurious practices, nuibtjontended
' uCS ° Washington, Fcbuary, 29.
t ibe senate, yesterday, after several tuerauriulr
‘ litions hud been presented, Mr Hayne, oq
I, ,J' introduced a bill extending the right of de-
I [**!?' t0 Key West, which was twice t'eqtl and
emitted to the Committee on Commerce. Mr.
WPJ after occupying the floor for about two
’jaiiciailed his speech in favour of the Pro-
K oamotion toadjourn—Mr.h.willconuuue. nnMf .j ,i lmll -h ,i,;„ aw.i.5 i-.T—’ V 0 ! .
i- to a motion to adjourn,
I,pencil today.
I lime liause ofBopresemaltves, several hills
l “ peiKirtcd aud comiuitafd. Mr. Dinldridgt
lu tho committee on llte District v,EO"*-“-
from th»% furflier. cno..
passed through this town (to tho 1st inst oil their
way to Washington. The entire Delegation is
vostod with Ml power to dispose ofthe Territory
now in the ocenpaucy of the Creeks in Alabama.
If. putrid ia Oougreh, by u Delegate in* tile"
hitiiu,
Is. District I _
Kut. The remainder of ilie day was devdMl
I itc ctiyossiuj question-of, the flank of'tire
Paul Bute*. Mr. Hoot- iutroikiefit varloiis'a-'
jcudinests to tltchiB for rceharlermg that inati-
tiion; sod >ho resolution of Mr'. CliiyToif, of (Jeor-
G, for tho-appointnioift Df* Seh-’crt’omiiiiUet?,
EttUkeli up «*d'd;.ious.i.J iFitli' iuutli'auima..
I a I,rMessrs. Phi Wii, Pol It, Jo It i fty,tiql; rcto b&
Eiscb.snd Buntiogton. -Vmteai'ly live yVlodk,
p.House ildJourneu.A’idioiitcdiiiitig to «uy tie*
paupontt.^ s - \vAsn,NoVo.N, Mttth'j. '
Utbe Senate, yesterdays after the presentation
ifitrerut petitions and the adontiou ti"f ihu reso*
nioui oilkfed bk Mmiday aud Tuesday, several'
i were passed,-among which was tho bill sup-
leutsl, fo the-uct-grantiug tho" right of. tire-
, r tioa to settlor* on ibe’' public lauds. Tho
trial order (Mr, Clay’s resolution on tho Tariff)
krigt been called, Mr. Forsyth rose and sub-
C;Ut;l ,iu-a®eudmcnt'committing the resolution,
Lh the substitute offered by Mr. Hayue, to tho
fr»r' f Finance, Maiiuficluivj, aud Agri-
Lure, with a view to their presrutiug such a
'codification of the Tariff as wQl comport with
E,variousiuterests ofthe country. Mr. F. then
Lite for about two hours in opposition to tho
Protective System; and when he had concluded,
*jr. Robbins gave notice of his intention to ad-
is tho .Senate on the subject, aud moved an
iDmmeut, which motion was carried. Mr.
_Hins, therefore, has the floor today,
finite House of Representatives, the Post Of-
re Bill was passed through a eoimniltce'of tho
>ole on the state ofthe Union, nndordered to be
grossed for a third reading. Mr. Vance moved
^ameudment to it, granting tho power of ap-
listing Deputy Postmasters to the President of
«United States, by and with the diltict and cor,i>
J the Senate; hut tho amendmeut was uega
1 by s vote of ayes 74,’ noes 55. After the
unction of some further business, tho House
|e«t into a committee of the whole, Mr. L. Con-
ict iu the chair, aiid took up tho hill to amend
[• noting Revolutionary Pension List. Mr.
fuhbud andMr. Ward addressed thetommitiee
MMIotthe bill. On motion of Mr. Wick-
pe. taf committee considered the bill for the
gasiMtiim of the Ordnance Department, and
xrrted it the House. At four O'clock, an ad
omenUMk^laco^JV/gra^
TELEGRAFttl.
mac ore, oaoaqiAr
m itDAYs MARCH 10, 1832.]
[COTTON—Has come In freely this week, and
1 h*T* been brisk at 7 a 94 cent*; principal
*at 8 a9—Choice lots 9J
Augusta Courier caDs the Free Trade
>, which, in Convention at Charleston, late-
unsunced their intention to resist the laws of
1 luion, "Jacobin Clubs." The term it most
toprtate, The Freuch Jacohiu-i held in secret
< emu-meetings—so do tho uullie*. On their
t talented opposers they made asatuutn-iikc
->oilo the ltullies. In their inflatninato-
lnL *’ they did not confiqc their reprehensions
eactual abuses iu administering government,
|f*» largely ou falsehood anil scurrility—so
F*Wto*» They warred ngsiust order nnd
do the nultics. With liberty mid o
Wjcouitantly in tlnir mouilis, they omlcvia
PJ acted on the principle, "tho JllNOUITY
. U«r«"—so do the nuliies. They waged
|u>u» hostility against religion aud its Divine
_ur—so do the nullics gin ilu eonnsol and
l, Cl ‘ Dr. Cooper. Hut in ail those coin-
tw nothing won term' it apparent—.the high
°j nuliiiicaticn having r.e-n ih- fri>'u<„
Pjuini and s-rviut et tiioponiid of French
ill 011 ?.'. DidcirvnasuncVs.iierniit, theW-
t"* furtlirr exteu Ivd. and the 1
OM Would thtok. htdtoht, »y, 9a ^ 6^,
Journal Md MilladgtTiji, R^Her,
chanjt of «ditor», m the followiaj ptrt of
titf tK* ibo&ku*** d*l*y*f to \ha
**' ffr/^oiuoibii.
Diia* 1 ™ House of Representatives, numerous recent
!« “‘nd memorials were presented, as iscus- hii speech:
It U due to the Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff of
co “ ut ?* **ate, that their letters, con-
taming the sheriff salcsof that county tor April,
were not received till the 7th instant, thourh lost
marked “‘2>tb February”—making a period of
au-teea days which they were on the w!iy. It is
Sa»» t0 il ' ld ’ , that tho deh y cau be neither
directly nor remotely attributed to the Post Office
tu Macon..
Imi»rtant and True.—'The Couucil of Chiefs
of the Creek Nation, held near this town, has iusi
terminated. This Council as we remarked tu the
last bnquirer, was couvoncd to deliberate ou tha
terms of a trenty recently proposed by the United
States, through one ofthe Creek Delegation at
Washington. The result oftb« meeting has been
Treaty. We understand that tho Government ac
quiesced iu tho propriety of resctvns in tee aimpie
of one toiles*square, to such heads of families as
chose tu remain aud submit to the lawiof Alahau.ur
It Was atipulated, tuo, we believe, hv the govern
raeqhtfi.tt.-tbrse reserves whenever the proprietors
dj-wedto emigpije should hii‘valtw<l by tpnrln-
diauiiaud a-VHitemuu, aeominitioner, to he de-
sigpaterf by the Ur States. The provaliug im
pression b tjiatihe* Delegation is instructed to
take Visen es for the use ol inch Indians as are a-
verse to ah'nudou-ug the Creeks ountry.-*G'»towi-
hus Enjuirtr. . ,
THE MISSIONARIES. The following let
ter gives some account of tho progress ofthe triaj
ol tile cause of the Missionaries before'the Su
preme Court. It will he seen the sympathies of
tho writer are strongly enlisted in behalf of (he
reverend convicts, aud against the authorities of
Georgia, ■'.•■■y '.' i
Corretfondenu of the Charleston Courier.
WASHINGTON, Feb; 21. .
There was little business before the Houses o'f
Congress yesterday. Monday being always set
apart, after a certain period of the session hasex-
pired, for the presentation of petitions, memori
als, &c. an hour to an hour aud-a half are always
occupied in tills business; and this consumes />o
much of the business hours, that by the time' the
Reports are made from 'the various comopuee^
and the necessary allotment for the consideration
of Ucsqlutipns, and subjects lying on the Speak-’
er’a table, tho hour of adjournment is generally
so ucar at hand, that there is but little, desire ou
the part of aanjorityof the members logo into
any matter that will provoke discussion. Mr E-
wing of Ohio occupied the floor of the Senate,
making a masterly speech ou the Tariff resolu
tions of Mr Clayt ahd in answer to those wlio
hud spoken against them.
There was a larger cohertion of auditors in the
Chamber ofthe Supreme Courl than in either of
the Houses of Congress. You tire aware that
the Missionaries who "have been imprisoned in
the State of Georgia, under a sentence condemn
ing them te labor for four years, have appealed
against this sentence to the Supremo court. Mr
Sergeant opened the case. He spoke for four
hours With his accustomed talent and effect. Al*
though I have no taste for pleadings in courts,
and uie afgnmeuts of counsel, 1 certainly did no
violence to my feelings, aud put no constraint up
on my inclination, by listuuing to Mr Sergeant’s
elaborate exposition of tho unconstitutional and
oppressive manner in which the authorities of Ge
orgia have demeaned themselves towards individ
uals whose only crime, as described by the learn
ed couusel, was, thatthey resided among theCbe-
rokecs for tho purpose of preaching the gospel,
and translating the Scriptures inter the Cherokee
language, according to tho humane feeling of
the Missionary %>ard, undsr the direction of that
board, with the consent of the Cherokeos them
selves, and under the anthority of the President
of tho United States. Mr Wirt is with Mr Ser
geant in 'the case, and was present while hislcar-
ned colleague w.-u speaking. I think, judging
from the uumberof porsons present, and the ex
hibition of feeling in their countenances, that
great anxiety prevails iu reference to the deci
sion of this case. All the Judges were present,
with the exception of Johnson.
Washisotoa, Feb. 24.
The Cherokee cate was closed by Mr. Wirt
yesterday, and as there appeared no otto for Geor
gia, it is of course submitted to the decision of the
Court. I was converting this afternoon with an
eminent lawyer, not concerned iu the case, and
1 found it to be hit decided opinion, that the judg
ment of the court could cot lie otherwise than in
favor of the Missionaries.—Correspondence of the
Charleston Courier.
Controversies at ff\iik|'ngtoji.—We stated
f(w days since, (he substance Ufa correspondence
u hu h h id appeared in the National intelligencer,
hetween Mr. Poindexter, sf Mississippi, and -Mr.
Iluffiu ui, of New York. The Washington Globe
of tho 22d ullt contains the entire corretpoe-
'.Uuce between all the parties. It is a tolnawhal
ehmjilicatcil affair. ' , .
TV lirst U tter iu the senes is one dated the
Kjtlrttlj. horn Mr. JPoindextsr lo Mr. Bergen, a
member InOSuK*** from New York; requiring
I him m avow dr disavow all participation in the
tne jucomus; aud iliii Hr.-dou replied, tno uext nay. inrei
5./, u l'J'uh dily asndiciont guaranty for life Col. Wehh, ‘’Uiat Mr. Samuel Li. Clement* did
Wn. Oarolsin. In the languagd stall to se'vdrsi of ths New .Yeck delegation in
Jijj Uriur ' "they are now afraid their fac-
k f c ,.‘, C ff u ‘ Jricc i> near its end, und foreseeing
filcac 'i " n ^ crt ko rocdmineu-latiou of the
I;"' ,n "°, u tho discMitintiHuceof thene-
I '! i'r ‘ l w:is priusipally built, will
rO,. oilify t no Taj-iiX dnring tha present set-
i»o ,|f.. - P ; «paring for tho catastrophe.—
wen,;i onv eation at Charleston, and tho
I, - suunaciation ot its pnrpupot to r<-
loam, from the Courier,
Ttati'ot , or d‘ :,n ’ 'nat were present at the
'-•CT-fw,,' oa ‘7 0,10 or ‘wo camuisudod the in-
Proceedings.
d 1 ?* £ koierA morbus having ap-
r*tnan " ll *' Dtely pu'mdted ill the New
f !9 bd i^. 1 ’ l * P fo «ou.iced by inn Mobile pa-
"»'.arn,', 1 'l c,1, °" without a solitary circurrr-
>c °Uut -nanoo it. 3
Congtess in his .presetice. that Jlr< Poindoater
ami <<orernorMoore.of Alabf.ma, liar! ign edto
aid him witlt" fuada.tp esuhlisli n t)i wspuper in
Mississippi or' Alabama. That QlaipSOt* !wd
said that Poiudrxtur i*flsM furnish a ccr(uin sum
in eiub, and Moore; hoingsomowhatcniuarrassco
iu his circu n.t meat, waste give an emloirsed
uote for I»J doU.vrs. Mr. ^t«* «•»'*
coQvcrsAiion ho reposuMto Oor. James ,>V {iUoo
Wohb, hdt did not hold Mmwlf rotjiousihjf lor
rx
inferences which lu (Wobh) wight draw from
About the time that Mr. Uoffman was, it is sta
ted. chtileaged by Gov. Poindexter, a uotc was
presented to Mr. Besgea, by the lion. S. D. .Mil
ler, of this, ritate, from Gov. Moore, of Alabama,
who,'conceiving himself tmpiieated iu iho para
graph complained of iu the New Yu. - Courier®:
Enquirer, demanded that Mr. Borgco disil-iim ill
participotioo in the ofloDsive puMicaliou. Xo !
that he did qDt "vouch for the truth tithe.- ot .ne
u . Vu: ‘ >» «a’ -T.-itow, oixtiw -freu oriuCtreuoes which it contained." On too
w Mmtu Vga Borixi. Mr. Forsyth, mut day Uf »•***«• “■ P^****-/ ^
&Mta texnu he had uaed In his nous to Mr. Poin
dexter.
’^he next day Gov. Miller called at Mr. Ber
gen’s lodgings, and left w ith him the note address
ed to Gov. Moore, declaring it to be unsatisfacto-
ry, ahd at tke same time expressed a desire that
Col. W'ebb might not be 1 the hearer of any other
note, inasmuch os his principal did not .consider
him as a gentleman, and that it was, betides, the
decision of both, that his (Webb) could not act as
a friend, wbsn he was a principal, being the pro
pagator of the alleged libel on Uov. Moore.
A note follows on the same day from Mr. Ber
gen to Mr. Miller, repeating hid former declara
tion, that Col. Webb was fully authorised to act
for biin in the business, and returning the same
answer to Gov. Moore’s demand. Both uotes
wore returned by Mr. Miller, in a hlauk envelope,
a few hours alter. Mr. Bergen then delivered in
person tbs two notes to Mr. Miller, at the doorof
tile Senate Chamber, accompanied with the re
mark, that he hud no further explanation to offer,
'lhe correspondence terminates by a long letter
from Col Webb to Mr. Miller, dated the. 21st ult.
in which he charges Mr. Miller’s principal with
cowardice, iu resorting to the plea that ho (Webb)
was not a geutlemuu. In this leuer Webb ad
mits that he did not intend to permit Mr. Birgen
to meet Gov. Moore, but to consider himself as
the principal, as be had publicly declared he was
"personally responsible for tho truth of. the charg
es m the New York Courier & Enquirer, as well
as any opiuums or sentiments maintained in the
article alluded \.u."—Churltsion Patriot.
. ' ^ n I’»V| '•
The case of George W. Murray vs. John A.
Jones,’ for slauder, in Baldwin Superior Court,
came ou fur trial, all the anpenU ou 'Friday 2d
inst. Thg trial commenced at 10 o’clockt the
.ttatipiony mid the argument of the Various points
raised by Counsel in its progress, occupied the
Court till 9 o’clock, P. .vl. when the case was
ably aud elaborately argued hy Counsel afld> sub
mitted to the jury,, with ibe charge of f thy Court,
at suu-riso the -next morning, who, rendered a
verdiet of SM).A)ilaifngos. "• Couusel for Plaintiff,
.8. -Rockwell, R. K. Hiuea and W. 8. Rockwell,
Esqrs.—I’or the Defehclaut, Seaborn Jones and
John II. Howard, Esqrs. £ ’ ;
AV e also understand, that InaCnio of seduction,
tried this week in Morgan Superior Court, a ver
dict was rendered against the defendant for $933
33 cents.—Recorder.
Mr. Samuel E. Clement has published,.in the
Washington Globe of the 29th ult., n-slatemont,
in which he coulradicts the allegations against him
that appeared in the New York Courier and En
quire, and which led to the controversies between
Messts. Poindexter and Moore, on the one side,
and Hoffman and Bergen, .op the othgr.-. Mr.
Clement affirms, that neither Governor . Moore
nor Mr. Poindexter ever tendered him pecuniary
assistance for 'the establishment of a newspaper
in the State of Mississippi; hut that, these gentle
men merely offered to furnish him with letters of
introduction, to their friends .in that part of the
country.— Southern Patriot., -
Mobile, March 0,
COTTON;—An effort was made by holders in
die middle of the week to procure hotter prices ib
the medium qualities, aud a few- dry lots may-
have brought a slight advance; but It is believed
that today, purchases for these grades may-he
marie on as good .terms ?* those of last week,
and that no actual appreciation is established.
In choice cottons however, there is a permanent
improvement. They may ho estimated'ot J to'Jd/
better, and we quote at 10j to 10j." BaieV of
two small selected parcels, have been made as
high as lie., hut this we < onsiiler too high as a
standing quotation, as no lot of magnitude, under
ordinary circumstances of solo, would command
til at rate. It is ioalcidated that there are no «»!e
from 15,000 to 18,000 bales. * ..
Case of Joseph Jfourae.—The Supreme Court
6f the United States decided on the 48th ult., that
the Circuit Courl had no appellate jurisdiction ih
this case, thus affirming the decree of tho District
Court. —
Mon wise than Humane.—The Emporor of Chi'
na having boon advised by bis brotborof Russia tc
establish a cordon sanitairs to keep off cholera,
replied "that the disease only killed the idle, the
filthy, atid the dissolute, and that he could very
weUaffond toioaefive miliiont of such subjects'"
The commerce of the .West dependent on the
rtferObio, aud its tributary streams .gives employ
ment to 190 steam boats, 5000 flat I tests or arks,
and not lets than 40,000 met! and boys.
GREAT MOVEMENT IN THE WEST,
American OjJlce Extra, Cincinnati, Feb, 14,1332.
The Flood:!! Tht Ohio ainco or last notice has
continued to rise rapidly. Early on Sunday
morning it took a fresh start, and continued du
ring tbeday to rise at the rale of about 3 inches
per hour. Yesterday it rose at the rate of about
one iucb per hum-, ovcrfluwiug the greater purl
of the third aud fourth words. Water street is
navigable for boats of almost any touunge. The
Robert Fulton, which left yesterday for 'Louis
ville, was obliged to back up the stieetto clear
the "Lucie Sam." The office of tho Commer
cial Advertiser at the corner of Water and Front
streets, it flooded with water about four feet ou
the first floor. Our publishing office ut the cor
ner of Columbia pod Main it surrounded with wa
ter, hut we hope to reacb-it-thia murnihg by small
destruction of property is immense—cel
lars tilled with water-board-yards swept off ev
ery stick of timber'—aftd some booses already ou
iiio mure.
.'?iucc« w riting the above we have bean out re
coimoitertug tho premises. VVtpi(p sueoe! 'Hue
water still on tile rue—people moving in every
dircl-iiOii—spins from the unit to the second alo
ne, -inner, iruin me second e,c.ipmg iu bous
ltisuu .ountedij the greatest rise over known.—
A trieu.l si hii arrived iu tllo N apoluou from nbovo,
reports nineteen house# oil the usiy, which tuny bo
expected tti duo season, ftM joasr part .of A lie-
ghssy Tuwuoppnsuo t’itiiiiurgh, was htcially a-
fioat. The btrsia 8nw Mill ha-u-ilits.mooring*.,
Above Wuee i g a whteh- nU <u . m<l wtsu-
key was lodged safely al tht h«d > m i»land.
As Lawrence.-Uigibetoiv u», tna ud.. is, w *o
'cared hy good eubeis to itio ocaivst iiluhs—tha
hownver we shutitiKhoc he wuimg to .vouch lor*
aq iosim emert.au serio'u, d.iubls ivheiticr itny
iimigWosshthft 1 j’h' *•"* • There isscarccij
ground enough tubea at Murustta.forthe dove
to rest nposK No cue cau >ay when tho waters
triU ityShutoo
The number of houses afloat mutt.prasout a
A igular spoetaalo. They ui o uov generally worth
much though their oisrnce at thi, tiiuo must oc,
cussott considerable mfenne. i-oth ysoMpduj
and today the weatoer has naett rats and disa-
gitcabie. Charity ythiud objects worthy ot U r
mini servicos. .
The above was written forth* American, which
ivc hoped to publish this morning but it is uu-
pr u-ncublc. Our prMdhsg <»»#• «“iy he,
reached hy hosts. The cassgsosition room ueiug
iu s sopar-ite huild.ng, (isstemliag soop to move)
naai.-*r* u i«niH>*h.nlu Ij a pupcr l***- - pre-
sold, There i> yet no ibststnoot ofsbo wstc.».
r.i rive.s cois'-ituu In n»i u.kivo, sweHsug roe t>-
n.u -.u ;. >;id i.ei; \ s osmbowtsea* ncitho.-
to*d hor uoloau; ovecy pwc is cuiplWsdl^jaoviBg,
fittll C^vbkBrvTp} Is cwBoly qs» "w jrftoi*
question' and due whole' bottom'ohoie presents
a sea of waters.
The Uncle Sam, Atlantic. Farmer, Tennesse
an, Carrolltou, boats of the first claas, with a
grout number of others are in th* river, we can
not say at the landing. The ’70 haj^just arrived
from New Orleans. ' > *
. . WCAjRHIKD.
In Pike county, ou ’Tuesday the Ctb inst., by
Tfaos. Thornton, Esq., Mr. Coleman O. Cooduin,
» Miss Caroline J. Fryer, daughter of Z. L. Fryer.
„ HEAD QUARTERS, GEORGIA,
Forsyth, ti lth Feb., 1832.
F i ohcdienco to the order of the Commander in
Chief, the Review and Inspection of the
Militia of the 8th Division, by Regiments and
Buttalious, will take place as follows t
In'Dooly county, on Monday and Tuesday,
second oqd third*days of April next. In Houston
county, on Thursday and Friday thereafter. Ju
Crawford,comity, on Monday anti Tuesdliy, tho
uinth and tenth. In Bibb county, on Thursday
and Friday; the 12th aud 13th. In Pike county,
on Wednesday aud Thursday, the eighteenth aud
nineteenth. In Upson county, on Friday aud
Saturday, the twentieth aud twenty-first; and
iu Monroe county, on Thursday, Friday, aud Sa
turday, the twenty-sixth, twenty-seventh and
twcuty-eigbth. •' ‘ .. . \
On the first named day. in each County, tho
drill of ollicurs, non-commissioned officers, and
musicians will take place, Bpd tho days following,
the review aud inspection of the militia.
Brigadier-Generals Wellborn and' Rutherford
•will order their respective Brigade Inspectors to
make out two full nnd Complete returns of the
pared by reri
le Commander
Division Inspector,
i or the due execution of the above orders, the
Ctmiraaudiug Guuerals of Brigades, will in person
attend each regiment throughout their respective
brigades. -.
Every act of disobedience and insubordination
will he noticed by the reviewing officer of the day,
duly and appropriately punished. Colonels
.Cq'nitauudiiig will have tbeir regiments under
arms£y 11 o'clock, a. m., without tail,
lfy order ol Mujor-Oeueral ELIAS BEALL.
N. B. Williams, Ltlision Inspector.
I AM very thankful'to my friends for the pat
ronage they have extended tome since I
commenced business, and still hope to merit a
continuance of it. My pressing wdnt of money
compels me to call on those who have notes aud
accounts with me, - unsettled, to pay them up. 1
want to pay my debts,-bat cannot without their
assistance. I wish a compliance without giving
me further trouble. V .JOHN SMITH.
March 9 ’90
White Lead. <
KEGS White Lead just received and
W wJF- for sale by
7HUNGERF0RDS & STODDARD.
Morph9 96e . ... . ;.•* '
A CAUTIOIf,
LL peradnl arc warned against trading for a note
given by Maiy Busin for her husband Benja
min Spainto Edmond Wheliss or lusrer for one hun
dred and twenty-five dollars on demand the 1st inst.
March 6 wttp : BENJAMIN SPAIN.
• Law Notice.
ENJAM1N F. HARRIS nnd JAMES M.
JtJP SMYTH have associated themselves in the
Practice of Hie Law under the firm and style of
Harris (f Smyth. They .wiH practice in all the
Courts of tho Flint Circuit. Their office is kept
in tho eastern end of Griffin's building, Forsyth,
at |Which'-plaqe one of the firm may at any time b«
found, unless absent on professional business.
Feb 10 ' 73. 3m
Cusupheli ftflicE.
tt/BTlLLT). sold on the Gut Tuesday in M.\Y n»*t,
Tv befjre ibe court house door in Campbellton,
Gnmpbell county, between the usual hours of sule,
One House and Lot on the southwest side
of Main street, in the town of Campbellton, knhwn
iuthe plan of said town, by front lot, No. 33, nnd on*
hundred fifty-two and n Irnif acres of Ijtnd It bring tb*
south part of Lot No 29, in the ninth district of ori
ginally Coweta now Campbell couuty, nnd the undi
vided half of lot No. seventeen, pi the ninth district
of originally Coweta now campbel comity—levied on
ot the property of TAomn, Smith, to satisfy an tie*
culionin lavorof the Stale of tieorgin vs said Smith
abd hi, securities, isn collector of the couniy of
Campbell, for the year 1830—properly pointed out
by IllHnclinrd te Campbell, securities’ attorneys.
Lot of Land, No. 62, in lhe tevenih district
of originally Coweta now.Campbell county—levied
pn hs the properly ot J. C. Coker nnd John It’. Penti-
eoi/to satisfy a Fi Fs in favor of Thomas Evans as*
signee vs said Coker and Pent host.
Lot of !Land No. 69, in iho seventh district
of originally Coweta now Campbell county—levied
on as the property of Garrett Freeman to sathfy a FI
Fainfttvor of John Brewster vs said Freeman.
Lot,of Land No. 32, in tho second district
of originally Carroll now Campbell county—Isvied
bn as the property of Edmund llifks fir Jhmei Belly
merchants Ac. to satisfy a Fi Fa Issued from Jasper
suerior court Iu favor 01 Garland Maicy vs said Hicks
A Bally. v . *. ' rj/7,
Loi of Land No. 92, in the fourteenth dis
trict of originally Fayette now Campbell county—le
vied on as the property of IFi'f/tesi Blake, deceased,
to satisfy a Fi Fa issued from Jackson Inferior court
in lavorof John W. Turner v mid Blake and Tho-
mah A. Dabbs—property pointed out by Rnnsons
Thompson. Bi F.AS I.Y.
March'9 Dtp. Sheriff.
Georgia, Coweta County.
KRG IlEKEAd Edmund McSuiain e|tplieS to me tor
tv Letters of Administration on the eststs of Jo-
leph.Hearty, late ot Columbia county deceased—
These an therefore to cite and admonish all and «n-
rular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to file
their objections, if any they hare, in my office utiMiis
’he time prescribed by law, why said letters should ttot
ic granted.
Given under my band, this 16th day of Jan. 1833.
CO 8IHON HOUSE, c. c. o.
riVB DOLLARS REWARD.
R AN AWAY from the subscriber’s plantation on
Tobesofkv, on Bunday the 19tb ult. a negro
fellow named BEN,28years old, about fifeet 10 inch
es high, yellow complesloned,stoops a little in walk
ing, has lost one of his under front teeth, generally
smiles when spoken to. Had on when he Went awny
a white homespun roundabout, a grey seal skin cap—
took also with him a strew and n black fur bst, with
sundry other articles of Clothing not recollected. Ha
is supposed to be lurking about Macon or the vicinity.
The nbove rewerd will he paid to any person deliv
ering said negro at the store of A, R. Freeman fir Co,
Mulberry street, Macon. ANN WYC1JE.
Match 2 90, . wtf
Oeorgia f Batts County*
W HEREAS Elisha J. Preslon and James Eros
ion apply to me for letlersof Administration
on the estate of Gilliam Prtston, isle of said couniy,
deceased. , , '
These are therefore lb cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be
and appear at my office withiiithe time prescribed, bylaw,
to shetf eausei if any they hate, why said letters should
not he granted.
. -Given under my hand. Ibis 6ih March, 1832.
96 JOHN M’CORD, e. c.o.
80 DOLLARS REWARD.
R ANAWAY from the subscriber on ibe night ot
tke S3d ult. a bright mulatto woman, SI year*
of age, by the r.atne of
.* Louisiana*
carrying With her a hoy child considerably darker
romplected than herself, two months oldt said Woman
has prominent jiheek hones, a scar on her forehead
occasioned by the kick of a hbrae, and another on bar
.left eye brow, her hair tolerably strait, quite thick and
Jong, and is usually worn by her tucked up with
combs, and her walk is somawhet sluggish. The
dress she Wore of is not knoyvn, but ahe carried with
her frocks, of blue and while check, silk, ginghams,
calico and homespun, some Striped with copperas,
and others with black, and ablack figured bomosaetl*
riding dress; she stonily ware on her head and neck)
yellow cotton handkerchiefs. She wa* enticed away
by her husband, ablack follow belonging tb Dr. Ray
mond Harris of M’.Intosh county, and who left him
about the 20th Jabhary Iasi; tb. follow ha* been ad
vertised by his owner- The men, woman end child
are in *11 probability together, and it is believed they
will direct their oourae either ter Butts or Liberty, is
both of which counties the fellow ha-brothers and
listen, t will giro THIRTY DOLLARS for the
apprehension nnd lodgmeatof the woman and child
ineny jail in this^Stateso I get them, or Ffty Dollars
on their delivery to meat Forsyth, Monroe county.
March! . $0 St ALFRED BROOKS.
Georgia. Crawford Gountv.
KOKGE PAKMKR tolls before me one BAY
^JF MARK, blind in the left eye, with a long
twitch tail, tome white upnh eaeb hind foot, 10 years
old and four feel ten inches high. Appraised by Rich
ard F. Davis nnd Frederick Pills tothirty-five dollars.
. Feb 27.1832. . G. J. TURNER, J. P.
A true eitrnct from the eslroy hook.
March 9 W. J. HAMMACK, c. t. e.
F
Notice.
RANAWAY (rota the Subscriber on
Sunday, the 19th Febraary, two Ne
gro**:—One a fellow named JESS, of
ehoot thirty-five yeai s old,' below the
ordinary site, nearly bald headed. Had
on when he went away, a flat crowed
wool hat, a striped roundabout jacket, and also bad
other clnlhiug with him lied up in a blanket-—Tho
other* woman named CATEY,about
thirty years old, the wife of said fel
low. tied on when she went away,
a long fared bonnet, k cotton-bagging
apron, Ac.; the balance of her cloth-
Ing not recollected, and probably may
OUR MONTHS after dute application st ill be I he ehenged, as they bed other clothe*
made to the honorable tne Inferior court of Iwlth them. Any jiersun taking them up and confining
them in any safe jml so that I can get them, shall b.
reasonably rewarded for his trouble; or any informa
tion sent to me at Pond-towu Post Office, Sumpter
county^srtll be thankfully received. .
84 2lp, BENJAMIN JENK1NB.
Butts county When sitting for ordinary purposes for
leave to self Ini of lend No, 103, In the seventeenth
district of originally Henry now DeKalb county, as
the property of Samuel Shodraek. deceased, for the
benefit of tne. distributees of bis estate.
March 9 96 WILLIAM BLALOCK, Guard.
W ILL lie sold on the first Tuesday In JUNE
next, before the court ’house in Campbell-
ton, Campbell county, between the usual hours uf
tale,
A Negro Boy named Charles,
belonging to the rstntr of Abner Smith, goi Coweta
conntv, deceased, fertile benefit ot Moses M. Smith,
minor of Abner Smith, agreeable loan orfieroflhe
Inferior .court of Campbell county, when sitting for
ordinary purpose*. JOHN B. SMITH,
March 9 96 Guard,
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in APRIL
next i before the court bouse In Monroe couoty,
1 A Negro Woman*
by lhe namr of Kutter, lhe property ntJumn Ro#km
l«t« of jmid county, deceffifd, for tha h«ne6t of tb$
beir» nnd creditors. JAMEd B- HMITH, tulfn’r.
jan 3A ! * 64 «ri/A t*i// nnntztd
Will bo Bold,
I N the town ot Forsyth, on the 13th of Match sett,
to th- highest bidder, a very superior JACK, of
iiii.nunl large size.
Terms of sale—Smnll notes with approved security;
on.- ban |Mvaiile first day of January naxt, and half
ou January thuioarter. L. L GRIFITN,
F.-b ->1 84-1w
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VjsAi';. ".nut* N. G. MOLASaESlalSi
iu$; r^tday aUfl ft
:ount^,wri'
Georgia, Fayette Comity. ’
W HEREAS Thomas Loro, William Powatx,
and F.dwaho Y. Jon.son apply to me for let-
terrof administration on th, estate ol Samuel Par.
sons, late,of said county,..deceased;
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish alt net«,
galas the kindred and creditors of said deflated. It bt
and appear aI mp office, within the User* prueribid fie
taw, to skew cause, if any they heme, why said Men
should not be granted.
Given under my head and seal, at office, this It
ofJanuary, 1832.
79 . WILLIAM M’BRlDE.c.1 w f<
To thc Agents or sellers or Y>™. a.- J
ros tb* versaii.u
Vatos Bo tel Property *£7”
G 1 ENTLEffiEN,—You have bee, i t a!., n , U ;,
* requestafl from me to retain ihd zi f..,.™ ln
from the aalooi tha Tickets, cnlil tha 8ui f’j , ’
of the Lottery enaooace to yoo that ail < Y nc uaca '
are told. Yod ar* furthar informed,4k*,.' rr - l "
first, to act a* sginta In rer.:ovfog the ineuor 0 r '
from tha property, which th* fond* ia your b
taken Into theirs. Mil enable them to do; and l*
to publish a drawing Iu the copeclty of ScmrlCUud *
ants.
If the Lotfory aUlmatoly fail, you ere to refund t*
purehosar* of Ticket* their money.
I have th* pleaaar* to announce to yoo, and to tar
(Wfow-eltyMs* ovary.when, tfant the citiaac* it
Tbojasraton have aaealmooWy recommended tb*
Usjote Hot*! property Lottery to tb* public.
Yatt will plena* to Inform (hs Pat rone of the for.
Urf, that tha pria* holders of tlckata Mil rwMtn.
eomplM* thtaa to tb* prilet. And to rewOtew afi
doubt* «m this suhfoct, th* Soperoiteudenta wiil Cot
attempt tha toytrtag until all possible ciaiaie arewaM
sad iaremkreah«arenM*dG-*o that rhea* thiara
eertaih In this Lottary. If there boa 4rewfe c ,'th MW
tain bo good titles (A prtM holder* foot of itiiliijlMi
if ffitars be no tonMag. ptirehrtam of Sekoto era to.
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