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COLUM BUS—SATURDAY i MARCH
Tho Annual meeting of the Columhtm Tiin-
S crane- Society will be held nt the Presbyterian
looting house, on Saturilny evening next.
A punctual attendance ia requested.
The heavy rains which Imvo fallen within the
bint ten days in this section have placed the Chat
tahoochee river in line boating order, and hare
swollen the creeks loan unusual height, between
Macon and Millcdgcville, we perceive from the
Mncon Advertiser of tlio 28th nit. the waters were
so high as to prevent llie passage of the mail, and
fir auroral days a creek on the mail rout between
Colnnihus and Fort Mitchell was actmillv swim
ming The Mail for Carrollton, which left here
on Saturday last being unable to proceed farther
than La fa range on accoiintof high water, return
ed a day or two since. Wo liavu not bourn of a-
ny serious damage occasioned by the recent heavy
rains. ______________
Important anil True,—'The Council nf Chiefs
of the Creek Nation, held near this town, has
ju*t terminated. This Council, ns we remarked
in tlmlast 1’nquirei. was convened to deliberate
on the terms of a treaty rcccntlv proposed by the
famous coalition. EttCh of its members
aimed at the sovereign power; each hated
the other; though nt the moment, Octn-
vius was professedly the friend and sup
porter or Antony. The immediate object
tvas, to combine a force sufficiently pow-
fnl to put flown tlieir competitors ttnd
Opponents. For ibis purpose Lepiilus,
who- Was despised by both coadjutors,
was btought into-the Triumvirate 1 ; and
by his vote the ' black proscription’ whs
decrerd. The first orator in Homo wok
the chief object of their hate, and one
of their earliest victims; though on this
point, Octavius affected lo yield a reluc
tant assent, to a solemn conviction of duty
to the republic, col recorded tiv tbe his-
toyians; -tftit it is roeprded, that bis preten
ded reluctance in llte case of Cicero, was
tlio merest aflectavion. After having
served tlio torn for which lie had boon
use-, llto miserable Lepidtts was abandon
ed to obseulity and contempt. In tlio
, , r - — , fato ol bis prototype, the Lepidils of this
United States, through pno of the Crook Dolrga- > Second Coalition, may read, with liner-
hington. The result of the meeting • . . . , . , . .
•*] rmg certainty, his ojp*n approaching uopm;
tion at Washington.
has been, that the Delegation no’Ar nt the sent ol*. .. . t
Government Jjur been increased which addition-; and in the seillpficft tv|iicli impartial pos
al number, with tbe United Stutes’ Agent, Col. ilnritv lias puRsnd on tlio motives tint! coil-
Crowell, passed through this town on the 1st mst. j dllcl ' of | anticipate, willecotififfertcr
on their way to YVasiiingUm. I he entire Dele-1 , . . . ,
gallon is vested with fall power to dispose ol the (HsTMont of tjie American, people.
Territory, now in tbe occupancy of the Creeks j 0,1 Inn nets and rnoUvos of this Tnutnvi
jti Alabama. •^T^tp. ,,
We are unnpprizcd of llte particular tortus 00-! mmmmmwmnmtmwmmI t uvnmmmmmmmmmmmmcmmmmm
which' the Delegation is authorized to conclude 1
«*& Treaty. We understand that the Government
acquiesced in the propriety of granting reserves
in lee simple of one mile square, to such bends
of families as chose to remain and submit to the
laws of Alabama. It wan stipulated, too, we be
lieve, by .the Government, llwit thoso reserves
whenever tbe proprietors desired to emigrate,
should bo valued *by four Indians, and a white
man, a commissioner, to be designated by the U.
States. The prevailing impression is flint the
Delegation is instructed to take reserves for the
use of such Indians as arc averse to abandoning
the Creek country.
O 1
ted tinder th, provisions of tin net of the
General Assembly. for the survey and distribution
by Inttory. of kind, in the occupancy of the Cher-
liRAI) Q,UARTERS
V > NINTH DIVISION,
• Laobasok, Fkbbuaiiv 20th 13ft3.
T OHDEllS
HE ibintlidT Genl. YVooi.foi.k having oc-
• the office of Urig-
r _ , . - , . * , - „ , . , \ jm. twwrioned a vacancy ....r,.,„, K -
okeos. and ofother hind, claimed Bn Crcaklainl.,. n(|i „ r ,; t . nPrn | in lhp S<!c „ n( | Br j R;M | e ol -
pasuvrl on the 21sl day of December, 183d; do* | Jivisinn, the Cnmittniid devolves upon
jHavt'fctt.
In Randolph county, on the 21 si ult. by the
Rev. I*. L Jackson, Col. Jons YY'. Sutlivk, of
the firm of Dili cfc fiut,live,of fort Gaines.to Miss
Clementine Hkvpf.iison, eldest daughter of
Col. M. Henderson.
At Tort Gaines on Thursday the 23d of Feb
ruary, by lh* Rev. Samuel Johnson, Muj. wm.
I*. Foui) of Talbot Co. to Miss Ash A. Bailey
of the ‘brmer place.
3POE.T OS' COLUMBUS.
It will be seen by a Proclamation of Governor '
Lumpkin, inserted in another part of this day's j
paper, that tbe the Surveyors elected some time j
since to run out tlio Cherokee Territory into lots, J
aro requested to assemble at Milledgevillo on tlio !•
first ol April, to qualify themselves, and proceed j
Jo the discharge ol their duties.
The Mobile Patriot states that tho report, con
tained ill a Now Orleans paper, that, tho Cholera
Jiad made its appearance in Mobile, is entirely
without foundation.
The “Spirit of tho Age” of the 2Sd. of Feb. a
■paper published nt Tuscaloosa, tl:c seat of Govorn-
ident ot Alabama, contains on account of th**
settlement and progress of tlint town, from which
wo gather the following facts
Tuscaloosa is situnted on the Eastern Dank of j days from Apal
fho Black Warrior, nl the head ofstoam boat ilnv- "
igation on that stream. Some temporarycabins
were erected in 1^17, hut it was not until 1821
that any permanent improvements were made.—
'Plie entire town of.Tu^tleosa contains about
twenty five hundred inliaoitents. It i* situated
on a moderately elevated and beautiful plain with
slight undulations. Tho public buildings, men
State House built in the form of the Grecian
(’ross, with a Rot undo in the contre; Two Court
Houses; a Town Hull; four churches,—Me'horl-
ut, Baptist, Presbyterian ami episcopalian, and
a Masonic Hall. The University of the Stale Is
located nt Tuscaloosa. Tho Faculty consists rif
Alva Woods, D. D. President; Mr. \VrtlHs; Pro
fessor of .Natural Philosophy and Chemistry; Mr.
Tutwil.erof Ancient.linngnagas; Yfr. Sidtonstnll «*f
Mathematics; Mr. llillinrd of Flocutiont Mr
DonfiU of modern Lamninffcs. The number of
students is alwuit one hundred. There are two
Female Academies, a respectable Female school,
and three Classical schools for mates. There
are three weekly newspapers published in Tus
caloosa.
Saturday, fob. 25.
Arrived, .dearner Pliiipiemine. CSayard inaFtcr,
three days fratn Apalachicola, with mejchandi:
lo YVillmm Jonou & Co, G. YV. Dillingham, and
other-i. Sunday, /W»j ?(V.
Arrived, stenmer Gcr. Marion, Cummings
master, three and n half days from Apalachicola,
with iniMehnnd .se. to K. S. Norton, Tnrvnr &
Squire, Rosenite A: Minis, and others. Passen
ger. Y\ r m. Brooks. Monday, Feb 27.
Left, steamers Plnqucminc and (ion. Marion,
both for Apalachicola.
Wednesday, Feb. 20.
Arrived, steamer Georgian, Britt master, three
ys from Apalachicola, with merchandise, to
8tew«rt iSr- Fontaine, Smith &. Morgan, S. K.
Hodges Sc Co. nod others.
Thursdity, March I.
Left, steamer Georg!* i. for Apalachicola.
give their personal attendance, at the fctAtw House
ill Millodgeville. on Monday the 2d day of April
next, for the purpose of tiling their bonds, and
taken the outiu pescrihed by law, adjusting their
chains and compasses, and complying fully with
all and singular, the requisitions of said net, then
and there to ho observed and performed. Iiftme-
rihfely ntler which, they Will he ordered to pro
ceed to tho execution of the surveys required by
said net, and by tin act nftlift General Assembly,
lo layout the Gold Region into small lots, nod
dispose of the same by separate lottery, passed 1 on
the 24th day of December. 183J.
By order ofthe Govcrnois
YVILL1AM J. YV. YVFLLBORN,
March 3, Bec’ry F.x. Dept.
PRESK XT3IEK TH
Of the Grand Jit rtf of Musco
gee Count if,
FEiltlUARY TERM, ISM.
W K'rhn f!Mini J ury .ifihe county of Mu-'co-
gee having discharged such duties ns were
imposoduponnsin out official capifclties, and hav
ing received in charge td present such matter
ns may interest the Codtiriunity in whicli wo live,
or that which may promote the good brder mid
Imppituss of the same, at the conclusion of, the
presaut term hog lunvo to Present,
2 That we view with deep and increasing so-
lirilnde the niter tjisrvgurd of u largo portion of
our Fellow Citizens to the moral and religious
obligations of tho Sabbath, The immoral and
disorderly practice of devoting that day to the
pleasured ol tho clmce and of tiring guus, even
while DivimfcserviCe is performing, nave became
so frequent and common, that this Jury cannot
forbear llieir public expression of regret and
displeasure wiihu practice so demoralizing in its
nature—so degrading in its eirncts—a practice
ntterljr nt variance with the moral tone of this
community, and a practice destructive to the
good order ef the same. YY r o hope that those
Impious acts for the future will bo discountenan
ced bvtlic respectable part of our fellow citizens,,
and that those who may still persist regardless
of consequences, may be taken notice ol by tho
civil officer.*,
3. YVe would farther recommend to the Jus
tices ofthe Peace, the necessity of n Klriot en
forcement of tlio pnlroll*!u\vs. in the snVerul dis
trictu to which they respectfully belong; a de
gree of excitement, it is rational to suppose (from
facts still fresh in our memory) does exist among
our Slave population, am! the total neglect of tlm
I officers to appoint companion ot palrvll
Col. Ui.vsks Lewis qf the (Kith Regiment, ’i'lu-
officers of Stall of the late Briga lior, together
With nil other officers and privates widiin said
Drigiide, are hereby ordered and required to obey
iunI rc9|itkt Cut. accordingly.,
Dy order of Maj. Gant. .S. A. BAII.F.Y.
John £. Morgan, Aiddc-camp»
M.ireii 3—42—tf
JfOTTCti Lot of land \o. 20IT, to the 5d
^SMjTlkLbe s«,ld, on tho 2d Tuesday m March of sttid county, levied nit as Rw fWtJpdrtr of Ohan>
T _ ne 5u B ! n,, d forfeited Lota in } cy IV. P;ilmor, to^nlisfy :m execution from Jasper
l inferior court, in favor of Surimel Gogginu, vs
; Chancy IT. Palmer; nrincipnl, Joseph Henderson,
Jeptha Alford, and Batdwell Billings, bin securi-
1 tied.
Lot of Innrl JVo. 5l* f in tbe 4.:h cli«lrict
tbe town of Hamilton, Harris county.
By order oftho Inferior Court.
YVM. Y. BARDEN, C‘4
Fob. 9th—30-4t
A Negri.1 (Jirl to Hire,
rHlTi^iniW 0 , .Inf will nimnty, luvindon ilstht> (troperty pf Jutqr,-
S .. 1. L ‘"t n r mst> Sorvuhl or Fiold | T. Gordon, \h sati.fv .in i-xccotinn frertl Him-
Htvnil. Apply In . I cock imurinr ciilnf, in fai-ar of JhcoIi 1’. l or
ll'/./I.SO.V .V Sfionrut. InorACn.
Filiruary !M 41 tf
TO RENT.
I.ot of Itiinl No. 2.'iS, in llto 2tl distrii t
nr PilieI.ranntjr, lovicil on n.tho property nf I!o
T WENTY TH'OshW-i In'tho rimi. Atonn-1 yj*™* 1 llnmlmcn, tn^nti«l> an «»*cuiion frol.t
tain l^il, in Citrriill pomilv. Any uqr*»n Cnwetn«U|i«riorCourt,in foyor^fMorrilCollincH.
IJIVISION OltUERN.
Ifinil Quarters, \)th Division,
I.A (?nvrnK, ATiircl, 1st, IrtIW.
tain laii, in Cnrnill rotthly. Any pqr-on
i.ltin^ to root ran conm fnrwunl anil Mtmninri
thn proniisnii. \V.\l. A. MICKS.
IVh. tS-40—fU
PROSPECTUS
, OF Till:
SOtTTXIERlM HERA IS,
A Paper, lo be published weekly,
At Montgomery, Ain.
I N issuing proposals for the SOVTUF.ltA T
II Eli Alai), tho Proprietors disregarding
those appeals usnnRy made to the kindly and pn-
ecssiirv
guide its Course.
The excitement tvhu li lias spread tlirrughmu
the whole 8nu the in. country, in eonseqtieneo
; feelings ofthe Public, d<mni it barely lie
ry to state the pmillcal ptinciples which shall
'D' N compliance wiffi orders received from his
JL 'Excellency the CommamW in Chief, the
Major Gcnemi orders and directs tlio following
Reviews and Inspections of the Militia, for the
year 1832,. by regiments and bat 1 aliens, at the
limes and places hereinafter designated, viz;
A Review and Inspection of the Militin of
Stewart county, at Lumpkin, oft Tuesday the 3d
day of April
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Randolph county, at Culhberl, on Friday the f»;li
day of April.
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of Leo
county, nt Mm place of holding the Superior Court
for said county, on Monday the Dili of April.
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Sumter county, at the place of holding tho Snpn-
rior Court for h;uU county, on Wednesday tin*
11th of April.
AJlovtew and Inspection of tho Militia of Ma
rion county, tit I lorry, on Friday tlm 13th of April.
A Revicwond luspertton ofthe Militht of Tul-
bol county, at Tnlbotton, cm Ttlosdav the 17th orf
April
A Review and Inspection ofthe Militia of Mus
cogee county, at Columbus. «m Friday tho2()ih of
April.
A Review and Inspection oftho Militia of Har
ris county, nt Hamilton, tin Monday tho 23d April.
A Review and Inspection of tho .Militia of
Troup cnuniy, nt La Grange, on Thursday the
26th April.
A Review and Inspection nfilm Militia of Me
riwether county, at Greenville, on Saturday the
28ih of April
A Review and Inspection oftho Militia of Cow
eta county. at Newnan, on Tuosdny tlio 1st day
of May.
A Review and Inspection o| the Militia of! mi
Cninplmll county,at C.unpbelltnn, oil Friday the j by
4th of May. • at its last grasp, ,T and forever after perpetuate
A Review and lSi*p»*rtion o r the Militia of j and to maintain nnd defend the reserved rights,
Carroll county, at Carrollton, on Tuesduy the j powers nnd privileges of the States, as severally
8th »>(’ .May. ] independent and sovereign in regard to tlm said
A Review nail Inspection ofthe Militia of righ’s, power* 5 and privileges—is tire purpose of the
DAVID DUKE, Sh’ffi
At the earn? time ttnd place trill he sold.
One yoke of oxrn, li’vicd on as the
(f>ropoity of Ford Batter, to satisfy n fi Hi issued
i from Cowi in superior ftoUrt, in iiivo'r of John bel-
1 IUfs, vs skid Butler.
One sonei mnrr five or six yonrs old,
one gray rolt one ybaf old. one yoke of oxen, iffid
cart, and ten head of stork entile^ levied onus
the pmperty of Wm. t\ Stewmt, to satisfy n li
la issued fiom Co tv eta superior ami t in fay or *4 tf
Michael Frendergrast.-vssitlft ftnWtrti property
pointed out by John Ray/pltiinliftNi atfompy.
One ne«?ro pir! 14' errs old,1#»vr« d'An
as the property flf .Ephrnhn Went, to tqitisfy n r *
fa issued from the superior court of sakiLcounty^
in tuvov of Alichpel l’rendergrast-, vs said AVei-t
rind Win. Mrignn, security on the stay of execu
tion ; property pliinti.d out by John Kay, plain*
tit!% attorney; , >
Thrbe hegroes viz: Tr^sy <22 or 2*
years old, rind her two children, Bedy, nnd Mitre,
levied’on ns the property of James 8- Turner, tii
satisfy n fi fa issued from Coweta superior court,
in fnvbr of Elizalteih M.Turner, vs Jntncs 8. Tur
ner ; property pointed out by Wm. Damol, plain* *
tilFs Httofriby.
, ROBERT J» II. MIT.LER, a Sb’ffi
March 3
the umiglittious To rifled' 1828, has created a mar
ked dijVorcnrft in Hid political sentiments of the
citizens ofthe Bouth, as tciu-lung the powers of
the Gen. (vovdrnment—which difih'renre. itis our
candid he*ief, will in a great mmtsiirbs be removed
by laying before them, in us dear and intelligible
form us possible, the princijdes and correct policy
of oar entirely new and expeilmcntrtl government
This course wo think has not been pursued in ns
direct a line, n* might hn* e been wished. The
disputes nf parlies nave usurped tori largely tlio
columns of these few orthodox Miner* in orir coun
try. to nllnwa candid, sober and di’pnssionato in
vestigation of our nationnl policy—and, ofthe del
icate relations which exist--and which were in
tended hy (ho frames of United Stales Constitu
tion to rixfit—hdWecri thq several Strifes rind
nl Government. VVc Would not, indeed,
by tlio e\pie«sion of this opinion, be supposed to } usual house of splo, the f Ibtlowin« proporty,*t*o-
nccuso.lliose prints of dernlicut ion- of duty, but (wit! • n * J *
) On* lot of luiftj in ii>e'l!)ili’jlisirict of
i nriginnlly Mnrenffce ni.tv Hiirris i-nunty, hnnwh
. HARRIS SAI.ES.
W ILL BL 81)1,1),.ou the first Tuesday in
ABRIL next, ntllio court lionse. in tlm
the Federal Government. We Would not, indeed, j town of Hamilton, Harris bounty, within tlio
•rely to state a fuel, which must be apparent to
the Editors themselves of those pape
civil omcers to appoint c.omnanica ot pniru.lh* ns | A nevicw .ind Inspection ofthe .Ylilitia of rigli’s power® and pnvdeges-
reqaired by our laws, have elicited Irmn this bo- j Hcnnl county. n| Franklin, on Friday the Jllh public ition oftho UKRALf).
dy those precautionary remarks in tho form of {May. j The Proprietors hind themselves to llie support
Presidency Obese United
presentments.
Ou tlirr day preceding the day of R
i Projii
view nnrl j of no individual for the ]
4. VVe have examined out .Tat “and fii <1 it fo- Inspocfion in each county (unless such dny he ’ Ftates. YY’e hold reserved to ourselves tho right
for
NOTICE TO MECHANICS
BALED Proposals will be received hy the
W undersigned until Fritlny next the Dili. inst.
for furnishing the materials and building a fire
proof Ranking Bouse for the Farmers’ Bunk of
Chnttalioucheo; acrording to a plan in our hands
Bond and security will be required for the faith
ful performance ofthe work. The security to be
given must be mentioned in the proposals.
f G. YV. DILLINGHAM, )
JOEL BRANHAM, > Committee.
AI.fftED IVERSON. )
Columbus. March2. 183*2.
. ujidnv. and in tiint caso on ihe Saturday preer- J of commenting upon ffic public arts of public
ri it ivnx intended m\d would ihcrcforn rec- ding.) t|i**ro will lie n convention of all the com-1 men. whether fur approbation or reproof—es-
i’nd the Ju&icos of the Inlerior Court to as-1 mis.-ioiied and pan copmiisKionrd officers in said j teeming it tin? highest and most snered duty nnd
l» ! County, f »r tho purposes of inspection and drill, j privilege ofthe Press, to disennt upon the ads and
The Brigade in-qicdors will, besides inaking j proceedings, whether of one official personage, or
returns to-tiie Division lnspee.t»'»r^lraniiiiit copies 1 of n constituted IhmIv, freely, fearlessly nnd Un
to lh*.' Coin inn ndor-io-Chicf. trammelled by pledgei Men are placed in of-
Prccision and nccHn cy in tbe returns-will he l fire to transact the business of the People, nnd n
iequired. Every net of disobedience nnd insub* J watchful eye should be kept over them
ordination marked, and appropriately puniriied,! man Ims vet been (bond,
and a regular discipline attempted with oHie
Among the Routes designated in the Pn*t Of-
liee Bill now before Congress. t>f particular in
terest to this section nrothe following:
A inailo route from Quincy, in Gadsden conn-,
tv, Florida, to Apalachicola—From St. Angus-
finohvTnmpn UnytnKoy West—From Colum
bus. Georgia, to ApitlnelHColn—From Montgome
ry Alabama, by Columbia. YY’oodyillu am! Mari
anna to Apaloehicoln. The htli reported by the
committee on Post Offices and Post Ronds, em
bracing the above routes, wi)? doubtless pass, so
tlmt mails will he regularly conveyed on these
routes after the adjournment of Congress.
The acting Governor of Florida, Mr. \YV**teott,
during the recent session nf llto Legislative Coun
cil rif that Territory, exorcised verv liberally Ids
privilege nf rejecting hills. The Council, how
ever, did n**r acquiesce in the propriety c.f the
Governor’s views. Fifteen divorce bills, several
(. barters for Banks, nnd some other He’s, which
received the Governor’s veto, were afterwards
passed by tho requisite majority.
Acts have passed the Legislative Council of
Florida incorporating “ a company In ho called
tlm St. Andres and Clnpolit Canal Company,”
nnd providing for the construct ion of a road from
tho Apalncicwln river to tho town of Mnri.i^na.
John A. Washington, the present pnprmtor of
Mt*. Vernon, has. in n letter to the President of
the Senate, and Speaker of the If. of R. of die
li. States, refused lits assent to die removal of.
the remains of Gen. Washington to die rjty of
YVashington, as contemplated by a recent rcsolu
tiou of Congreps.
The Notes and Accounts of
Dr. Manley
A RE in my hands for collection. Those
indebted to him will do well to make
immediate payment, as suits will be commen
ced indiscriminately upon those which remain
unpaid on return day. He lias two bouses
and lots to sell or rent, and two negroes to
sell or biro; unylpgrson Wishing to dure, ha sc or
rent the houses :u?d lots, or to purchase or hire
the negroes, will cull upon Samuel K. Hedges or
myself, ns all his property and business is left in
our care—any claims against Dr. Muntcy will be
received iu payment.
JAMES N. BETH UN E.
March 1-42—21
tally incompetent to answer the |.nrpo:
winch it wi * * ’
omrm
sess an extra tax for die purpose of constructing
»v new one out of such materials as would warrant 1
its durability and strength.
f». YVe have also examined the hoik; of the
Clerksofthe Superior and Inferior Court, togeth
er with the records of the County Treasurer hc-
ingfono ofthe Clerics, and find them correct.,- reg
ularly drawn up and well arranged. From the
showing imulo, the Treasurer has now. in hand
$l£G&30cJs. which amount if paid out. nt this
time, would leave n deficit on tho part of the
County of$541 &47cts. YV® would bore make
one suggestion which We believe to be our duty
to offer, and that is, we believe It to be impolitic
to vast the offices of Clerk and Treasurer in the
person of one individual, in .‘usmuch as it loaves
room for unfair dealing on tlio purl of the person
holding those offices.
YV'I have examined the Tax Collector’s in
solvents’ list and allow him cighty-rix dolhirsjnnd
ninety five and u-half cents, and recommend that
said list be turned over to tlio proper officers for
colllcction.
In taking nr.r leave of the Court, we pie*ent
our respects to his honor Judge Colquet and the
.Solicitor Genetal for llieir attention to this body
during its setting, and to the flffiiir- oftho Court
generally, and recommend that these our pre
sentments be published once in the public Jour
nals of this place.
M. YV. PERRY. Foreman.
No
unbiassed by bis own
nterest, no their give himself un wholly to the per*
made rind returned to foe by n constable.
Ofift I6f of Imid in tlm 1811: district of
originally Muscogee noiv Harris county, known
by No. Ifi5, contninmg 202 1-2 acres, morn o
less, levied nfi ns the property of Alexander II
Frazer, to satisfy olio lilii from n justices conit oj*
Rirlimom^ county. in favor of James P. Me Cairo
% 'S Alexander 11. Frazer; levy made and return *
ml to me by o eontuiblc.
Ono lot of Innd in «lio 19th district of
originally Muscogee now Harris county, known
by No. (>7, containing 202 1-2 acres, more or less,
whereon Kolomnn Harper lives, levied bn as tlm
property of Hnrdy Powers, to satisfy two fi fas’
issued from a justices court nf Pulaski cout.ty, in
favor of YVm. Dohnlson, vs Hardy Powers;’pro-
petty pointed out by plaintiff in execution; levy
made nnd retnrne.dlo me by a constnblo.
Richard Cotton's lease on lol of Inml
nnd'men. } fortnaneo of public dutie#, solely for the public { No. not known, in tho |0t1t dint, nf originally
'Fire Colouel or other Officers commanding He-1 good—none rio pure, n> to induce Ins constiments ! Mnsengee now Harris county; whereon there Itf
•tnents are re quired without delay tn proceed and to corjidd to him to interest nnd. welfare, blindly,
(ill up all vacant commissions in the line, by elec-; and wnhont a stated ami periodical revisal of his
tion or brevet, in terms «>f the law. And also tn J acta. For these reusnns, no promises nro made,
superintend nnd direct the warning in of the of-
fi ,, ' , is, non commissioned officers, and privates
agreeably to the law, as each will bo held respon
sible for the proper organization of his corps.
The Generals of Brigade nro clinrged specially
with the execution of these orders. They will at
tend tlio Reviews within the limits nf their re
spective commands, and be particular to admit
no Officer to a command in the li.to who«e appear
ance shall not In* in strict conformity with tbehiw.
By order of Major General
S. ARMSTRONG BAILEY.
J. YV Fannin*, jr. Division Inspector.
.March 1—4»>-tf-
L. C. Allen,
If mil) . K l fill,
If. S. Smith,
Jos. Coleman,
Asa Hales,
William Kirk,
C. M' Parian,
Hardeman Otre.ua,
.1. i*. Clifton,
It. D. Wi/chc,
I. Thnt-ntnn,
(■J. IV. Dillingham, H'in. lingers,
I,. ./• Dorics.
A PM Of? S / A 1*1 A T 5«ST.
amiiGiA-BvWii.su': i.i;mi»kin. <;ov-
ernor and Coimnander in Cliicfoflhn Army and
Navy ef this State nnd of tho Ylilitia thereof:
TFRRE.YS by the nitieteonth section oi
an Act of the General Asserr^v for tin
no pledges given, to inconsiderately lenrebend
the course and conduct of ttii.-i one public func
tionary—or to Mindly applaud the sentiments and
deeds of that other minister ofthe ricoplo.
T. BYNUM.
F. F. BRA NTH YVAITE.
TERMS.—The IIrrai.h will be printed
weekly on a large imperial sheet with now typo
and fine pnper. •
Subscription. $3 50 payable on the receipt of
tho first number, $4 (HI nt the expiration of six
months, or #f» (Mint the end ofthe year.
ST/'Subscription* will he received at the Post
Ollice nnd nt the office ofthe Enquirer
J. L, Cunningham^ j survey nnd distribution bv lottery ol iho lands
Oliver Jeter %
J). it. Nafew %
Thomas Davis,
J setae. IK \Vebh %
DENTAJj SITRGIJRY.
C4 C. C M)Y will trnmnn fiw .Inv, in Co-! mnllnn „ r j„ Iin U r. s „, ,
. luml.iiK,rfnrirfgwlnpli urns, ho will l.o Imp-! or(lr| .,.,] llmt prn ,„r tin- Grand Jury
py-rn MlK-nil to any rails for prefomkn.il M-rvm.;s, | | ,.,|,| !H | I0< | „ / . rw . !l |,|,. t,. i|,,.i r
„t Ins room m tlm Goltmil.us Hotol.— I horn wlm j { , rul . mf S „f,| U! m inutoa.
wini tocoiwult htition their teeth or to command j j H ^ AJnrcli 1832.
bis services arc politely requested local! hcfiire i * *
next Tuesday.
ill tlio occupancy of the f?herk«es. nnd other
lauds Maimed iu» Creek lands, passed on the twen-
i t.v-fir>t day of December, eighteen hundred and
Ibirty, it is mmle tho duty of tlm Inlerior Court
of each county, to make out or cause to he made
out, li-Mri of persons entitled Id draws under said
art—And whereas by tho first reel Ion of an Act
oftho General Assembly to alter ami amend tbe
foregoing nil. passed oil the twenty sixth dny of
December, eighteen hundred and thirty one, the
A. B. GRIFFIN. ( Ik.
March
-42
S. C. CADY
W OULD respectfully inform Ids friends and !
tlio pablic*tli;it business compels him to {
be absent to the north, till the last of-next June. 1
when ho will resume tho practice of medicine in j
Hamilton. He .wilt also attend to all calls for i
dental services on his return. No expense will
hq spared in tho selection nl tho best and most |
approved dental ius»ruuien»s as well as tho finest ! R
material in use. During the healthy months he 11
will visit Colnnihus, nnd tiie neighboring tow us.
Hamilton. Fell. 21—42
MONEY.
HI IIF. subscriber will give cash for goad notes.
1 or loan money, as innv best suit applicants.
El,l E. GAITHER,
Hamilton. Fo\ 18—40—2t
LEMOP.
T HE subscriber Inis ju-t received a few boxes j
fresh Lemons, which may be had cheap if i
nprdiod for immediatelv.
} . E. S. NORTON, Broad-Strrtt. ]
POST-OFFICE,
Coi.ujinus. G». Pyh. S4'li,
rAII.S G»r r.llorHlir nnil Tiilfopton nl*f mn.t..
ML up (tiiily .it two o’olnnli, I*. M. A):iiln Gir
It Cri'i'k, Wnvnrly Hull, l.ilmrty. Ucllvgc.
PlitiMint Hill. rp.it„ie.,Miui.>n C. II. mi.| C. I,-,
I villa-0, urt
I I'. M .l.iMr.S' VAX X‘l:ss, />. .1/.
I LVh. Will. IBIW.-
nliout thirty acre, of cloarril lanil. for one yenr.
March ft(■’. W. I'„ 1111)11,1,. fo|,-«r.
MARION SALES.
IkXLTlLL BE SOLD, on the fimt Tnctulny ini
w w APRIL nexti /It the court-house in the
town of I lorry, Marion county, between the usuaf
hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
Lot 51 land No. 171, in ifii J2ihrfKt.
of formerly Muscogee hot now Marion ronnty,
taken fts 1 fie property of Albert,^Y%Rognn, to sat
isfy two fi lain from a justices Court 111 Richmond
county, in favor of John Bogan and Elizahr:h
Bognn. against A. Y. Bogan f properly pointed
out by Milton Jc Lawlioti. plnititili's attorneys;
levy made end letnrricd to me by a constable.
Lot of land No. <)2, iu the 3d district
(LT Persons holding subscription papers will ) of originally Mnscogee now Marion county, lev-
nfi*r a favor by forwarding thorn to tlio Propri- ied on as the propeify of Charles !YI. filo’i.'gn. to
si I... #l...*H,,l. A ..„:i .r.. r.. r_ ? ..
confii
etors. nf Columbia, M. C. by tlie’Jftlb April next.
SHERIFFS’ SALEN.
_ MirSOOGEE SALES.
ILL bn sold on the first 'I’ucsday
satisfy fa from Clark superior court, in fitvor
of R I,. Newfbn,, vs said Sledge ; property point
ed out by plaintiff.
v ».,*«* 3 YVM WILLIAMS, jr. D. Sh’ff.
- on ,„ U 11 rm . .. 0 »uny in i .
AI'RII. next, .it the oourtWo. in the ‘V.ViV u " ll,e Twsuday m
Cnlomho.. MiiKco.ot, mmitt. within tin. “ V _ AI Kll..nc»t. at llw court-hon»e in lit.
town of Columbus, Muscogee county, within tlm
usual hours of sale, tho following property, to-wit:
Two negroes* Judy n woman 45 yours
of ago, and John a hoy (I year* old, l%vw»u on n*
the property of James G. Parks, to satisfy n fi fn
issued from Ilohstin superior court, iu favor of
I sham Client, vs said Parks ; property poiuted out
by YVesley William*.
Out* lot of hind No. 44, In tho 8th
qualification ol persona entitled to said draws has ) ( jj Htrirt 0 f Jfnscogoe county, levied on ns tlio pro- i
I ergo 110 nlieialion—And vvlicj^asby the third | |„. r iy n f Jt,*nsc Barber to satwly 1 fi fa issued from
justices conH of Clark coqnty, in favor of Wm.
vs ('utliarino Burlier, tidminisfrotrix,
section of an Act. lo ley out '
lc*hn every Saturday, nt 2 o’clock, { fl nd candid
. ..rr,r. **.«, -- -- 'pi»rforiliaUO
ed 011 tin
gold region into J( j ll!4 , ir
small lots, and dispose oftho same by separate j \Vntkn:
lottery, passed on too twouty-finuth day of Do-
cembei, 1831. tbe persons authorised to make nut
the foregoing Irit, are further requited tn make out
separate lists of persons enriilcfc! lo draws under . —
the net last aforesaid: j At the same lime and place rrilt be mild.
11»a vet here loro tliougli! proper loirsne tin* ray j J j(l , 0 f | nn d No. 208, in tli4* Dill riifttricf
| procbttnalion, hereby requiring «he Justices ofthe Mnscogoo countv, levied on a* the property of
1 Inferior Court.i of the several cnuiilcs m thi« : \\* mt <2reen« to saltflV a fi fa from a pfVtioes court,
! Stale, fnrlhwiffi to proceed io die iixecuimao. tho j„ f„ V orof .Samuel ifulhoun.vs snid Green ; lovy
i duties enjoined on them by each ol the forogontg ! „„ H j e nn,l returned to mo by n constable,
f AcUoflbo General Assembly-Aim! I do hereby , { l „ <>f No. DD, ill tho Dili district
barges ctir.i ma every o u.n». « 'Jc*. 4 .!*. I \f»a^offeo county,nnd'fot of land ^o. 1(J0, in
j in her own wrong, on tho estate of Reuse Barber,
I der’d. levied on and returned to me bv 11 consta
ble. YVM. D. HARGROVE, Bh’ff.
The following is the eonchnling pr.rngranh of
tbe speech of Benj; F. Butler, Esq. ef Albany, ' . „ ;**
N. Y. delivered.at a public meeting in that city, j n/qrcli .. 1 ^
railed to express the indignation of the people, nt »
the rejection of Mr. Van Iluren, ns Minister to 1
J in gland.
The second triumvirate, and the svrond !
Coalition. ' j
u Cue word more, nnd I shall trespass 1
no loneor on your patience*. It Fronts |
ftom tho reported spnocli of Mr. Clay,
that he deemed it consistent with ’ho d*'<r- I
nity of the Senate, nnd pertinent to the j Ttonp County, Jan. :i
question heforo them, to assail tlio char- ;
ncter of Now York. ‘ An odious system j
' of proscription/ says tho honorable Setn-
To all whom this may concern.
D URING nny absence to the north, Mr. ili-
rmn Brooks will net us iuy Agent.
l)cc. 27—31 _ BENJ. MAR Mil ALL.
notice.
A M. pornim Imvipii dcniaml. ngainst the I’s-
tntu of liHopli II. Itceil,ilne’il. nrorer|iicst-
Btl to iirosunt them diilv nttnstinl, n-rneoljij to low
JAMKS PITTS, Atitn’r.
:!5—ftt
A KEW SADDLE
£tUI*Pl)8l’I) to have been lost from tlio bach
of n stray horse, vvus left at my bouse last
week; Tit**owner can obtain it ngT.in by pi
for this advcrlisomcnt, and calling and taking it
awn v. THOMA 8 M OIt Ills.
Columbus. May 24 41—St
ROM tho bouio of tin* sab’cribcvs n smaj!
>ld YVateh, and gold Key attached to ;t by
a dark coloured safety Riblmn. Arty itdbrination
concerning it will bn gratefully received.
l’O.MROY *fc MONTAGUE.
February 11— 33—tf.
to bo \igiU*ot * j
1*!f!iU TiV..1i'r.KUInr"li7r..l.'it’G-s V'r'j'i'in^ | ll . 19 **«h district <<f iln«oog». ronBty. whh .oTne
I,v thf; nloresaid nave nil Actn i)I the j
I Arsi inMy
cfonn'tl Inml mi each fot, end on one of acid lot. of
land there is an excellent -aw ami -rist Mill,
town of Grnon.ille, Meriwether eoont)', within
the nsunl hoars of rale, the following property,
to-will
One Idt of Iphi] No. 49, in tho lOflt
district, formerly 'l'roup now Meriw ether coun
ty, levied oil es the properly of .Matthew Ki|go.
tn satisfy two ft (its issued from a justices court oi'
Merriwetlier eousty, onft in favor of James A.
Ilnnoef, and the oilier In favol of Wilt, tlightmv-
er, ami sundry other fi fas, vs said Kllgo; levy
made and returned to me liy a consttihle.
On lot of Ihriit No, 2l, in fho ihllt
district of formerly Trotip now MerriWcliier coun
ty. levied on ns the property of Wm. Bridges, tn
satisfy a ft fa iSsttctl from a justices court of War
ren county, in favor of II. and T. II. Kindnil, vs
said Bridges; levy mad, and returned to me hy n
constable.
On lot of Inml known hy N.i, 77, in
the 1 lilt (list, and tho west half of lot of luhd No.
47, of wild rlistrict; levied upon as tlio property of
Solomon Wnrlick.toeaiisly two executions, one
in favor of. Burrel Jetties uml the other in fuvor of
John W. Sturli, vs said Wnrltek.
March :> GRBKW TAI.IIOT. f). Sh'tT.
TROt P HALE*.
■^^’II.l. BK SOLO, on ftn* first Tucttdny in
F r
denre ofthe Utti’ed Slat' 1 - ol Amurira. the
lilG sixth. WILSON LUMPKIN.
Cy llto Governer:
LYT.RAKD HAMILTON.
Murnh ft. Secretary ol‘ State.
coffer county, levied on as tho pmperty nf.jMisn- jj, \Vh!illey,'to satisfy h mortgagoti ftt front Troon
Inin l.ehols, t > satisfy two fi I as d rent I’jko supert-1 ; n p or i, ir court in favor nf Bainuel A Bailey nnd
court, one ill fiver of GeorgeW. Ilaghy. vs , W ,llso„ Williams, vs Wilii. Whatley: prtmertv
id Kflinh; puinted out by \V. Ctmnmgbum. pointed ont in 111* Mortgage.
Ono third pf (hr* fross, Type*,.! nrni- 1 lJAKIEL 8. H0BF.RT80N, Sii'fT.
Homan republic, is constntuly nrttnl on in
rlitft slate. My fiiontl, enl. M'Kown,
with intlif^ianf elor[iioiico. l>ns mlvefted to
this attack. I nlltnlo to il for tinollter pur
pose. I ant happy to avail myself of tho
reference of Mr. Clay; for whatever mav
be its application to tiny thine which now
esists,.or h»» ever existed in New-York,
it is peculiarly appropriate to the measure
wo aro considerint'. If I have rightly
read ’.ho history of tint far famed remib-
Ijr, its worst period, was when tho highly
gifted but licentious and desperate Ante*
nv, and that arch dissembler Octavius
1>U. W. E. FULL WOOD
e AVING fixed his rosiilenetj in Hamilton,
will he jilersoil lo serve the | tihlie in the
different hrnnclnr* of M.dieiiie. nrgery, Sir.—
lie wilt he found at the offtco fonnorly’otcdplid
together in tlio practice ot Lnvr. tinder the | b j, j Wetllmm, Esti.
’ Ivnraan dc Shorter. They will practice "'p.Ji :t!l - :‘t
generally in tlio Chaltalioochre Circuit, nnd in the !
GROCERIES,:?
For Cotton, Pipe glares, Hides ■ he
or approved paper. i
LAW.
rjTHE FuliKcribur*luivo nHscciatod 1hrm p *r1vnsI
county of Bibb. ALFRED IVERSON,
JAMES II. SHORTER.
Sppfembor 17—J8—tf __ __
’ JAMES WOCES,
ATTOflNFV AT LAW.
H AVING located himiudf 'm Lumpkin, Stew- j
art county, will practice m the cmintii** ol |
Stewart. Randolph. Lee. Sumpter and Muriou
A. 33. 3>AWS03XT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
■J’J.YS located Irinnclf in Hamilton, Harris
county, and will attend the courts of Mur
Talbot, llarrij, ’l’roup ami.Meriwether, of
iho ChnUahoiKrhco circuit, and the coniitiea of
Crawford nnd Upson, of the Flint circuit.
Hamilton, Feb; 18—41—41
CH ARLES E. NORTON J:
NFORMS Merchants and IMimiem visiting j
Apalachicola, Unit lie lias jutt received from j
nnd oxtonsivB assortment
udded to his former supply
from New Yolk, make* his assortment ns com
plete, if not superior, to any lie bus over offered
lo tbe public.
Ilia establishment will ho supplied ns offer “■*
I’apc.r, Bonks, Acqmmts, Notes, iSic; Ate. to-
■r w ifli every other article or tiling belonging i
in any manner appertaining to tlio Columbus
quiror printing office, the same being tlm entire
urest of riysr- Lewis, in nnd to s.Vfil office;
ied on ns tbe proper.y of raid Ulyses Lewis,
satisfy a fi fa issu«:d on tbe fitrcdoFure of n
rtgage, in favor of M. B. Lamar and R, 'J\
Mtuks, vs said Lewis.
March 3 YVM. HOLLAND, D fib’ff.
March 3
lIA^ilOLDlI HALE
N the ftral Tnodthiy in Al'ltll, next wift l*r>
o
"l ,vu jfl Apalachicola, licit I
J Now Orleans, n large j
1 of Groceries, which in
COWETA SALES.
■mjOTTLL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in
f f AI’RII. next, nt the Court house in the
town of Newnan, Coweta county, within the usu
al hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
Lot of land No. U)7, in ilie* 3;h (liMricl
sold, at the court-house door in tlio totvn oF
Cuthl*oit, Randolph county, hptwccu (lor osurj
hours of Hale; tho lojhming property fo wit:
Orm r.ot of f-artcl No. 139, in lit' 9tl?
district of originally Loo now Randolyib county,
levied on as tlm property nf YVillium Felcher. tc»
satisfy a fi fa issued Horn a justice’s court of
timin county, nt iho *juit of the asftlgnoM \\ Wk
Turner vs raid IMnwti levied rm and
to ine by a Constable.
; ZACHARIAH BAVlEY, .SA’f.
F«*h. 2^.
utli, that bis customers nny bo i*uru at; „f ^ui«I county, levied on us tho property of El-!
any time of finding a good asMirtmcnt.
I berl Andrew, to satisfy two executions from El-1
SUMTER SALE
rTLL hr «>l^ at i!'. e pU r » treMi.g eour^
all business confided to him will bo promptly at-' Q|*]Oil(*E \V. CII/1TFIELU.
ilerclinnts and Planters will find it to the it ad-! |„.,t superior court, in favor of Anuy Buuks, cx-1 T V. f ,tr ,SiRtn f rr . cov .nty,oo the Ural Tnesiliiy in
ro him a dill, ns it is bis intention to j emlrix. V« Elbert Andrew, and Beni. Andrew ; APRIL next, w iUun, Mae usual hours of rale, th*
following property v | tt wilt
l.otol No. M.’V, in »Up 30lh di«-
vantage to give
soil at moderate prices, fi»r (’nsh, Coltorf, IV
btnvus, ^idcji or approved l’uper
made and returned to mo by lleifry Keif
former Mwritl
teiuled to.
FelmuMy 4—38—fit
JOD PRINTING.
Neatly Free a ted al this Office.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
H AVING located him«elf in (ircenville, Mor-
riwether county, will attend the court* of
\ ih#» Ch’fttalionchrfj ttire»h.
October 22*—23
j Lot of Innrl No. 105, in the Full district i Irict of Buraujf eouuty, levieilon as the prom rty
Just received as above % I of s iid county, levied on as the property ol Alex-1 of John I urate, ,o satisfy a fi fa in favor of W
ray sack* Groen Ilavunna COFFEE* under Angelly, to sulisty an execution from n jus j J May inns, Msued from a justice’s court of Craw-
d?) liy ttchottuer Mngt'llttrt, unJ to bo «old I tif-« m.utl io Twtgg. ctnintjr, in fovor ofLaxarn . lord cuu^yi kvtud on ttnd rolurned tn ntrbvti
■ ilti'itTt'fobivtlt. | Pnnre'n; lovy titttdp tt.d wiitmod to rrto hy n con- 't'ttntknhkj. JOHN KIN.NrY, SS fi
i .tyihuhicolo, /)«4-20 ( 1031—34^-irtf ' Jlnltfo. \ Mprcti ♦ . j