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granted by articles, because ,Uual Slate* r/trr possessed anti < mill nut retain a general power over the oilier*.” The authority and argument here re ferred to, if provirtfc the ingenuity and pa triotic anxiety cf mi author, on one baud, sheiv sufficiently on the other, that the terms “common defence and general wel- fare,” could not, according to the known acceptation of them, avail hi* object. That the teritl* in queatioo were not suspected in the Convaodon which form cd the Conntitutwo, of any auch meaning as li»» Won cooatructively applied re them, may bn pronounced with entire confidence For it eieeeda the pbasihility of bolief, that the known advocatea in the Conven- n'on Ibr a jealou* grdut ahd cautious defi nition of federal power*, chtftild have *i lentl> permitted the introduction of word* or-phruie*, intense renderingTruitlec*the restrictions and definitions elaborated by. diem. Consider for a moment the imfMasora- ble difference between the constitution, limited in its powers to the enumerated, objects and expanded as it would be by the import claimed for the ’phrusedtogy in question. The dKTorenro is equivalent to two Constitutions, of characters essential ly contrasted with each other; the one possessing powers confinedio certain spe cified Cases; thn other extended to all cues whatsoever I For what is the case that would not be embmeed by • general power to raise money,n power to provide for the general welfare, and a power to put all laws necessary and proper to car ry these powers into executiotv; nil such provisions and laws superseding, at the same time, all local laws and Constitutions tt variance with them 1 Can less be said wil^lhe evidence before us, furnished by the Journal of the Convention itself, than that it is impossible that such a Consult! tion as the latter, would have been recoin meuded to thn States by all the members of that body whose names were subscri bed to the instrument f Passing from this viow of the sense in which the terms, common dofence and general welfare, were used by the framers of tho Constitution, let us look for that in which they must have been understood by the'Coaveotions, or rather by the people who, through (heir conventions, accepted and ratified it. And here the evidence is, if possible, still more inesistible, that the terra* could uot have been regarded as giving a acope to federal legislation, in- ffnitely more objectionable, titan any of (lie specified powers which produced such iTfeouous opposition, and calls for amend- nfenw Which might be safeguards against the dangers apprehended from them. Without recurring to the published de bates of those Conventions, which, os far as they can be relied on for accuracy, would, it is believgd, not impair the evi dence furnished by their recorded procee dings, it will suffice to consult the lists of amendments proposed bv such of the Con ventions as considered 'he powers granted to the Government, too extensive, or hot safely defined. Besides the restrictive and explanatory amendments to the text of the Constitu tion, it may he observed, that a tong list was prethited under the name end in the nature of “ D> duration of Rights all of them indicating a jealousy of the Fe deral powers, uud an anxiety to multiply securities against a constructive enlarge ment of them. But the appoHl is more particularly m«de to the number and na ture of ihe amendments, proposed to be made specific and integral parts ut the Constitutional text. No less than seven States, it appears, concurred in adding to their ratifications, a sories of amendments, which they deem ed requisite. t)f these amendments, nine were proposed by the Convention of Mas sachusetts ; Jive by that of South Carols na; twelve by that of New Hampshire} twenty by tint of Virginia; -thirty-thru by that of New York; ^leeisty-iuby that of North Carolina ; twenty-*** by that of Rhode Island. Here are a majority of the States, pro posing amendments, iu one instance thir ty-three by e tingle State; all of them intended to circumscribe the power grant ed to tho General Government, by ex planations, restrictions, or prohibitions, without including a single proposition from •i single Suit referring to rite terms, com mon defence-and general welfare; which if understood to convey the asserted pow er, could not have failed to be the power tnoat strenuously aimed at, 'becauso evi dently more alarming in ita range, than all t'oe powers objected to phi together. And that the terms should nave passed alto- gather unnoticed by the many eyes which »iw djugerin term* and phrases employ ed m *om.< of the most limited of the ciiumenied powers, must bo regarded as demonstration, dial it was taken for ■ i «d, that the terms wore harmless, be- *i expl iiund and limned, ns in the i idea of Confederation,” by the enu- "id powers which followed them, t ! \ ; deuaoiisi ration Hint these terms outlet s'nod iu any tense that ..J invest Congress with powers uot rw so ' estowod by tho Constitutional . oer, tony be found in wliat passed m i first session of the first Congress, when . subject of amondments was tuken up, ■ a the concjliaiory view of freeing the Constitution from objections, which hid boon made to the extent of its powers, or 11 the unco .riled terms employed in dv scribine hem. Not only were the terms “common defence mid general Welfare,” unnoticed in the long list of amendment* brought forward in the outset; but the J luruals of Congress show that in the p ogress of the discussions, not a single pronosiiiou was ilia do in either branch ot die Legislature which referred to the phrase as admitting a constructive mtlargo- cient of the granted powers, and requir ing an amendment guarding against it. Suoh a forbearance nod silence on such an occasion and eftkong So many member* who belonged to the pin of the nation which called lor biptawtory and reatric- tiVe amendments, and trim had been elect ed as known advocates for them, Cannot be accounted for, without supposing that the tends “ common defence and general welfare,” were not at,that time deemed susceptible Of any saeb constructions ss has since been applied to them. It may be thought, perhaps, dde to the snbject, to advert to a letter of October 5th, 1787, to Samuel Adams, and another of October Kith, of the same year, to the Governor ofVirginia, from R. H. Lee, in both which, it is seen that the terms had attracted bis notice, and were appre hended'by him “ to submit to Congress every object o'f human legislation.” But it is particularly worthy of remark, that although a member of the Senate of the United Stares, when amendments to the Constitution weire before that House, and sundry additions and alterations were there made to the list sent from the other, no IIOLtMBVl BOOK STORE I HAVE jut received si my Sum, tbs fid- lowing sew sod other hterertiag pvbiien- Ueost Engsns Aram, a novel, by the sutfcdr of Pelham. Tbs Forsaken, s tale. 2 voU. The Polish Chiefs, an historical romance, 9 vols. Family Library No. 99, Court sad Camp of Bo- . napsrte, Parly’s Columbus, ve Universal Songster, * Plate IDetract*r\, r Rowlett’s Interest Tables, Coleridge, Shelly and Kent's work* Scott's Napoleon, 3 vols. Cook’s Morgagni, 2 vols. Dewees’ Midwifery. Eberlc’s Practice of Medicine, 3 vie Tomer’s Chemistry, Bichat's Anatomy of Physiology, Ainsworth's Dictionary, Mrthodist Hymn Books (pocket edition.) ■ Prayer Books (do.) Sand Bme« and Inkstands, Port Folios. Visiting Cards, Blsnk Cards, tee. Together with a great vnriety of books sad fancy articles loo numerous to particularize. April 20 E. S. NORTON. notice was taken of these terms, as preg nant with danger. It must ba inferred that the opinion formed by the distin guished member, at the first view of the Constitution, and before it had been fully discussed and elucidated, had been chan ged into d conviction that the terms did not fairly admit the construction he had originally put on them; and therefore needed ho explanatory precaution against It. I close these remarks, which I fear may be found tedious, with assurances of my great esteem and heat regards. JAMES MADISON. Mr. Stevenson. THE COWETA RED AND WHITE Sulphur Springs. T HE Subscriber has recently established himself at these Springs, and it now reedy lor the reception of Boarders and Visitor*. They ere situated about sis miles south of NeWSan,on LAW NOTICE. H AVING recently located myself in Green ville, Merlwethor county, I now tender my services to the public in the practice of law. All business confided to my enro will meet with prumputtention. MILTON IIULT. ■ March 17—44——tf s the road lending directly to L* Grange. Though these Springs are of recent discovery, yet expe rience has established for them u character (in the enro of several diseases) probably not istrpusv- ed by any watering place. There have been no Chemical esporiments made on tho waters, but every day’s experience prove them to possess ca thartic, diuretic, diaphoretic, and deubstruent qualities. Were it necessary, sufficient testimonials coaid be furnished to establish what ha* been said. HENRY I.. LESTARJETTE. Coweta Springs, Jane 12—6—4t *.'* Tho editor of the Macon Telegraph will publish the above four times, and fiirwatd his ac count to the Post Muster at Nuwnan, Coweta county.H. L. L. SftEHIFFB’ BALES. MUSCOGEE SALES.. W ILL BE SOLD otthe eomt-honoemthe Iowa of Colsmbus, Muscogee county, on the first Tnesdsy in JULY next, between the nn. a! hoard of sale, the following property, to wR: One Negro Woman named Malinda, 22 years old; one girl bamed Milly, 13 rear* old; six beds, bedsteads and fnrnitnre; two bistrasser, one trunoell bedstead; one sideboard; tWo plain pine tablet; one folding table; three amall pin* Whies; three wnb iuiidr, dee horse end saddle; fifteen split bottom chairs; four looking-glasses; four de canters; one lot of erockery-wbre, consisting of plates, cups and saucers, dimes, bowls, pitchers, Arc.; one lot knives and forks; one tot glass-ware; threo hair trotako; two pots; four ovens; three wa ter pails; one coffee boiler; one large coffee pot; three small,do.; two pair fire-dog*; one lot atone jars; two tin lanterns; one large HU tamp; one tin reflector; one gridirdn and one skilfst; levied on as the property of Michael H. Hinch, to aatisfy a fi fa issued from the saperior court of Stewart county, in favor of Thnhlns G. Gordon, for the use of Charles Bass, vs. Michael H. Hinch, and Starkey Collins and Henry Anderson, security on the stay of nxeeation. June 1. WM D. HAftUUOVE, Stiff. At the tame time and plate. One negro boy uamed Elbert, about ten years ol age, levied on as the property of John Pride, to satisfy two fi fins from Muscogee Supe rior Court, one in favour of Thomas T. Gammnge the other in favour of Doctor 6- Smith vs. the said John Pride. WILLIAM HOLLAND, D. Sh’ff. June 1. in fcvbr of J. C. Sheffield end the ether ie (nVei of John Cot; leVibd end returned to am by* constable. One lot No. 14, in the 27th district of originally Lee now Sumter, levied on na the property el Alexander Nelson, to Satisfy one fi is from a lattice's court of Joneo county, m fever of John Mansur, levied on and rstfaed to me by a constable. JOHN KIHUm, 8b'(. May 96. RANDOLPH SALES* O N the first Taesdsy In JULY next will be sold,'at Cuthbeit, Randolph county, within the asssl Hours of sals, the foUowiog property lo-witt “ One lot of land No. 21, In the 5th dial, of Randolph comity, levied on os the property of Jeme Hanson, to satisfy a fi b from a jnstiee'o coart of Clark county, in favor of Albert Sean; levied on and retained to me by i constable. Jane 2—3 Z. BAILEY, Sh’ff. BjIOtlRqoallta after dote, application Will tv JT made to fee honorable the inferior court of Talbot county, when sitting for ordinary purpo- •so, fer leave to sell the following lota of fend: No. XOiintba 2lst district, originally Muscogee. . i now Harris enanty. 116 do ds do do nltf do do do do 62 in th* 17th district, dp do now Talbot county. 49 in tho tilth district, do do do . 203 in the 14lh district of Crawford county. Bold aetho property of Wm. Burrell, dec'd. lot the benefit of the heir* of said Barrel). . REUBEN ALDRIDGE, Adm'r. Mey 19—68 MARION SALES. YHH71LL be sold on the first Tuesday in JULY If nest, at the court-house in the town of Horry, Marion county, within the usual hoars of sale, the following property, to wit: Two lots of land containing 202^1-2 acres each, being No. 332, in the 32d diet, for merly Lee now Marion,find No. 166, in the 5th dist. formerly Muscogee noW Marion county, le vied on as the property of Robert Love, to satis fy several fi fas issued from a justices court in Clark conoty in favor of Barton Thrasher, vs said Love; property pointed out by it A. Sears and levied on by a constable Jane 2 ANDREW BURNS, ShlT. F OUR months after date application will b« mode to the honorable the inferior court of Harris eoanty, when sitting Ibr ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate and negroes of Jq» seph Rogers, late of Bald County, deceased. „ FRANCES ROGERS, Adm'x. Hay 19-1 . JjlOUR months after date application will be made to the honorable the Inferior Coart of purposes, oseph H. Troop county, when silting for otdmsry par poses, '■ - L f - ■ , t y ■ - for lenvo to sell Ihe Real Estate ol Reed, late of said connty. deceased. JAMES PITTS, Adm't. March 16—44—4tn LOST Journal, hoginning with vol. 1—Also other pa- K rs of various descriptions, together with sundry oks. My asms will be found, I presume, on many of tho papers, and perhaps in some of dm books. Info> mation may ba given to Messrs. Pomroy & Montague, at tho Cotombas Hotel, or left at this office. ANDREW HAMILL. Columbus, March 27—40 NOTICE. T HE anbsoriber has rented Mnrshul's Milts for the present yenr. They liuve under f ’diie thorough repairs, and are uoVv in good order or grinding and sawing. lie has also rentud tho Ferry, and all persons going to the mills, either for meal or lumbor, will puss free of ferriage. W. D. LUCAS. Jon. 14—3T.—tf NOTICE. A LL persona having demands against (ho Es- tatoof James Boswortli, deceased, are re quested to present them in terms of the law, and those indebted to snid Estate are cullod upon for immediate payment. HENRY P. GARRISON, Adm’r. May 10—69—Cl TOWN LOTS FOR SALE. HK'ILL bo sold to tho highest bidder, on the WY 10th July noxt, the front or a number of back lots, at Americus, the public sito in the conn ty of Sumter, one lot No. 156, in the 27lh district originally Lee now Banner county. Terms of suto made known on the day. The local situation of this place, with ths advantages of good water and land in tho vicinity, holds forth inducements to purchasers Unit few can claim ia any port of the State. June 2—3—6t L. B. SMITH, II. D. YOUNGBLOOD, 8. TAUST, J. JACKSON, M. G. MIMMS, Commissioners. T HE subscriber would inform the citizens ol Colnmbas, and others visiting this section of country, that ho has just opened his Livery Stables on Crnwford-elrcct near the river, where every arrangemont lid* been made to accomrno dale the public in his line of business, on the most liberal terms. Ho will keep horses by the yenr, month, or day, at tho customary rates, and those entrusted to his euro, ahull receive the strictest at tention. Ha will also keep hones, carriages, gigs, sal- kies, he. to hire by the deyor for a longer period, on reasonable terms. His horses will be well trained and in good order, and nothing will ho wanting on his part, to promote tho cdVhfort and convenience of tho pat. rons of tho establishment. JOHN WHITESIDES. Af.il 28—5ft—8m LOST. A LETTER directed to “ Isaac Low, Butts /tt. County, Georgia." containing a note for fifty dollars, made by Silas Brooks nod payable to William Low, dated — November, 1630, and due 35th December, 1631. All persons aye fore warned against trading for said note, aboold an attempt to trade it be made. Any information concerning said letter or note, addressed to the subscriber st Franklin, Troup county, will be thankflillyreceived. WILLIAM LOW. Feb. 4-38—tf H.: CAUTION. A LL persons are hereby cautioned against im. trading for n note of hind given by myself end made payable to E. A. Foot or bearer, for twenty tivo dollars, dated sometime in May, 1633, end made payable the 25th December 1633. As I am determutod not to puy it off, unless compel led by law, the said note having been fraudulent ly obtained. ISAAC WHALEY. Jane 11—6—21 *. U. OADY MUDULD respectfully inform hie friends and IT the public that business compels him to bo absent to the abrth, till the lost of nest June, when he will reanme tho practice of medicino in Hamilton. H* will also attend to all calls for dental services on hi* return. No expense will be spired in the selection of the best and moat approved dental instrument* ae well as tho fioost material in use. During the healthy nionthe he will visit Columbus, end tho neighboring towns. Hamilton. Feb. 21—42 BARGAIN*! A 8 agwt fer Jay Jarvis, I will offer the fol ia. lowing Town Lots m ColuiAbus, to wit. Noa. 7. 8, 73. 400, 402 366, 129, 659. for sale at Public Auction, if not privately sold be- fere.on Monday the 9th day of July next. One of the beat Ware-Houses in town is situated on two ofthem, Noa. 7 and 8, bnilt by P. A. Clay ton and uear the wharf at tho River. Several others are very desirable lota. Terms cash, or bankable paper at thirty duye. G. E. THOMAS, Agent for J. Jartit of Nine York. June 21—6—ta STRAYED v FROM the Subscriber, Rning Boll Creek, Muscogee county, about !.e last of March, a BAY FILLY, <;o years old Inst Fall, rather small, _ ' ith a white star in her face, and a remaiksi.ie .Viiite spot on the lower part of her right side. Any person who has taken up the sa d Filly, and will give the Subscriber informa tion, addressing him at Rock Creek Post Office, Muscogee aounty, shall receive n liberal contpcn •dtion, usd all reasonable chargee paid. Jane >0-6 t £ H,LEMON CHAMPION. Georgia—Steicart County TOLLED brfo™ me by Josh os laivett of the 747th district of sold county, one eslray Mere, judged to he nine years old, her color ie a dark ehesnnt sorrel, both hind feet white, and while in her forehead—Appraised by Nathan iel Moxley and Dnnel D. Bridge* to thirty dol lars, this 26th April. 1832 v HILLA * M’INTOSH HALL THE above establishment is now open fer tho reception of boarders and transient custom. The subscri ber pledges himself to spare do pains nor expense to render comfortable all who may favor him with a cal I II is table nnd bar are sup plied with tho best the country affords Ilis sta bles are now,(urge and airy—'bountifully furnish ed with good provender and attended by a faith ful and experienced ostler. He flutters himself, from his experience, to merit end reeeitc a respect- able patronage from a liberal public Lot* suitable for the accommodation of drovers can be furnished. JOHN LOVE. Cotnmtms, Dee. 10—30—tf Harris hales. nnLL be sold on the first Taesdoy in JULY II next, at the court-honse, in the town of Hamilton, Hairie county, within the usual home of salo, the following property, to-wit: Ono lot of land known bv No. 77, in the 19th district of origiRally Moscogeo now H*r- ris connty, containing 203 1-2 acres, more or less, levied on as the property of Elijah H. Bni- rett, to satisfy one fi fa from Baldwin superior court, in fnvot of Wm. Mitchell, vs Elijah H. Burrett; property pointed out by the plaintiff. One lot of land known by No. 150, in the 33d district of originally Muscogee now Har ris county, containing 2031-3 acres, more or less, levied on us tho property of Andrew Hartsfield, to satisfy two smalt fi las issued from a justice's court of Oglethorpe county in favor ol John M. Sims, vs Andrew Hartsfield; levy made and re turned to me by it constable. One deurborn wagon, levied on as the property of Willis Barton to satisfy one fi Ta from Jones superior court, in favor of the execator of James Billingslea, vs Archibald P. Benton and Willis Barton ; pointed out by Mr. Pitts. One lot of land known by No. 232, in the 30th district of originally MuBcogeo now Har ris county, containing 303 l-3«cres, more or loss levied on as the property of Valentina Nix, to satisfy one small fi in from a justice's court of Hall county in favor of Joshua Roberts vs Valen tine Nix; levy made and returned to mo by aeon- stable. June 3 G. W. E. BEDELL, 81i'ff. At the same time and place will lie sold. One lot of land, lying in tho 19th dist. of Muscogee county, when surveyed, now Har ris county, known by No. 131, levied on as the property of Sntlany Ayers, to satisfy a amall fi fe issued from a justice's court of Franklin county, in favor of James Edmonson, against the said Huttany Ayers; levy bade and returned to me by a constable. LITTLETON WYNN, D. Sh’ff. Jane 3 TROUPSALE. WKTtLL be sold bn the fitst Tuesday in AU- II GUST next, it the coart hoase in La Grange, Troop connty, within tho usual hours of sale, the following properly, tit-wit: One negro man bv the mime of -Davi, about 50 yean old, levied upon ei the property of Thomas Fletcher, to satisfy a mortgage fi fo in ftvorof Laura Alexander, va Thomas Fletchei; property pointed ont by Wm. Holt. Juiie 1. JOHN ARNOLD, D. 54’/. JrEGAL NOTICES. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. W ILL be sold on the last day of JULY at the late residence of General Sowel Woolfolk, in this county, nnpr the town of Co- Iambus, all the perishable property belonging to the estate of said deceased, consisting of horses, hogs, goats and a (urge stock of cuttle, with cows and calves, also tho plantation tools, corn, fodder, household and kitchen furniture, one fine pair carriage horse* and barouche and buggy, and a variety cf other articles. The sale willcontinne from day to day till the above are disposed of. Terms made known on the (lay of sale, June 14, 1832. JAMES WADSWORTH, Adm'r. June 16—5 Georgia—Carroll County. W HEREAS Anson Reynolds, administra tor, and Maty Stewart, administratrix on the estate of John Stewart, dec'd. apply for let ter! of dismission from Mid estate—This is there fore to cite and admonish all and singular the kin dred and creditors of said deceased, to be and ap pear at my offies within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, If any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my band this 9th January, 1832. Jan. 21-36 WM L. PARR, e. c. o. Georgia—Sketcart County. W HEREAS Wi)ey Massev, administrator on the estate or Joseph White, dec’d. ap plies for letters of dismission: These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and aplbear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters of dismission should not be granted. Thomas Mi Dennis, c. c. d, Jan. 21-36 LOOK HERE! C OL. WM. U. HARPER ia authorised to ■ell those valuable Town Lota in Columbus Nos. 503, 5U4, 505 and 506, forming a square block, with improvements, low for cuali. For a residence llioy are ths most desirable of any in town. - line. 21—32—tf COWETA SALES. W ILL fan sold on the first Tuesday In JULY next, at the court house In the town of Newnnn, Coweta connty, within tho usual hours or ealo, the following property, to wit: Nathan Moore’s interest in lot of land No. 83, in the 3d district of said county, to satis fy a fi fa issued from a justice’s court in said coun ty, in favor of Stephen O’KclIy; levy made and returned to me by a constaKh. Fraction No. 148, in the 4th district ot said county, levied on aa tho property of Wm. Smith, to satisfy a fi fu issued from a justice’s court, in favor of Thomas Hammock, for the use of Steven Duncan; levy made by a constable. ROBERT J. It. MILLER, D. Sh.ff. POSTPONED SALE. At the sar:c time and place will he sold. Jesse C. Roberts' interest iu lot,of land No. 225. in tho 2<l district of said county, being one fifth part of said lot, levied or as his property to satisfy nn attachment fi fa issued from a jus tice’s court of said connty, in favor of Jacob L. Abrihams, and other ft Iu, vs said Roberts; levy made by n constable. . . ROBERT J. II. MILLER, D. 8h’ff. June 2 INSURANCE. . T HE Augusta Insurance and Bunking Com pany will insure produce nnd merchundiso against the (lungers of llivor Navigation on good stoaniboals and other rivet craft, and upon good vessels from Apalachicola to New Orleans or tho Atlantic citia*. They will also take fire risks upon buildings, merchandise unit produce. GEO. W. DILLINGHAM, Agent. Nov 5—25—tf NEWSPAPER AGENCY. T HE subscriber informs the public that ho has been appointed Agent lor the followiog Publications: The Ladies' Booh,a monthly, at $3 per '* “ g2 50 Post, weekly at year, The Casket per year. The Saturday Evenin, 32 per vear. Life in New York, weekly, at £3 per year. Name* forwarded with the atnountof subscrip tion, postage paid will meet with prompt atten tion. E. 8. NORTON, Agent. Columbus, Mny 31—3 tt.: IN NEW HANDS. Wo apprize the public that we have recently taken possession of the well known public house the • HAMILTON HALL, and that the hoase is undergoing a complete fin ish, with large sad convenient additions suitable to accommodate boarders and travellers. And without the flattering solicitations usual, we invite onr friends and the public in general to give as a call; feeling confident, that every convenient and necessary attention Will be rendered to make pleasant the lima and situation of those who may rover ua with their calls. BARKLEY MARTIN, A. B. DAWSON. Hamilton, April 1G—49—4t U* Tho Fedoral Union and Journal, Miltedge- ville, will each give tho above four insertions, and send their accounts to M. & D. A LIBERAL REWARD WI LL be given to any person who will secure and deliver at Colam Jertrft—4 RY H. HUDSON, j. r. THOMAS M. DENNIS, c L C . jft longn^hesii bus, Georgia, a negro ms DICK, about eighteen yean of age, five feet high—Said negro be- long- to the steam boat Baltimore, end left said I boat at Columbus on the 2od instant, for iforther i affirmation enquire at this offigv. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. U NDE R an order of the honorable tho Inferior Court of Troup county, silting for ordinary purposes, will be sold at tlie court house in the town of La Grange, Troup county, on the first Tuosdav of September next, between the usual bouts of sale, One Lot of Land, (tolerably well improved,) number two (hundred and seventeen, in the 7th district of said county. Sold as tho property of George Thrash, deceased, for the benofit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. GEO. A.THRASH. Adm’r. June 2—4—9t n Georgia-—Harris County. W HEREAS Daniel McNeil and Sarah Doth ly apply to me for letters of administra tion (with the will annexed) on the estate of Thomas Darly, lute of said county, deceased— Those nro theiofote to cite and admonish nil and singular tho kindred and creditors of Bnid de ceased. to be and appear at qjy office within tint time prescribed by law. to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not lie granted. Given under my hand this 7th dayof May, 1832. WM. Y. BARDEN, Dzp. c. c. o. May 19—1 GUARDIAN’S SALE. A GREEABLY to un order of the inferior court ot Hancock connty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will be told, on the' first Tues day in August next, kt the court bouse in Hamil ton, Harris county, a lot of lund, 2031-2 acres, more or loss, being lot No 185. in thb 31st dist. ol originally Muscogee now Harris eoanty, and- lying near Hamilton, with improvements thereon, belonging to the orphans of James Powell, dec'd. sold for their benefit. A liberal credit Will b given, satisfactorily secured. TUTTLE H. AUDAS, Guardian. May 19—I GUARDIAN’S SALE. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Octo ber next, at the court-house, in La Grange, Troup connty, one lot of lanp No. 110, in the J2th district of said countv, sold tor the benefit of the minor. EDWARD ELLIS, Guardian. May 19—1 CARROLL SALES. W ILL bo sold on the first Tuesday in JULY next, at the court-house door, in the town of Carrollton, Carr >11 ronnty, within the usual hours of side, the following property, to-wit: Lot of laud No. 97, in the 9th district af Carroll county, levied on ns the property of J, Godwin, dec’d. to satisfy a'fi fa issued from ujua- tice’s court of Morgan county in favor of Wm. Pace, vs said Godwin; levy made and returned to mo by a constable. Lot No. 29. in-the 6th district of Car* roll county, levied on as the property of James Demi to satisfy a fi fa issued ftom a justice’s court of Laurens county, in favor of 8. Folsom, va James nnd Moses Dear.; levy made and returned to me by a constable. Lot No. 195,' in the 7th district of Car- roll county, levied on os the property of John H. Gdolsby, to satisfy a fi fa ftom a justice’s court of DeKalb county, in favor of James Simpson, vs said Goolsby; fevv made and returned to tae by a constable. Lot No. 117, In the 7th district of Car- roll connty, levied nn as the property of James Ferry, to satisfy a fi ft from a justice’s court of Carroll county, in favor of Robert Cony, ve the said James Berry principal, Ashworth McBrayer and John Gilbert, securities; levy made and re turned to me by a constable. Lot No. 213, m the 2d district of Car* roll cooniy. levied on aa the property of James \V. Curdy, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Neel Gran tham, vs snid Cnrdv. issued from a justice’s court of Telfair county; levy made and returned to me by a constable. Lot No. 235, in ihe 7th district of Car* roll county, levied on ss the property of Larkin RagsdaM. to satisfy a fi Ta issued from a justice's court nl Newton county, infisvorof John Puppet, vs said Ragsdale; levy made and returned to me by a constable. June 2 JILES S. COGGERS, Sh'ff. SUMTER SALES. W ILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in JULY next, at the pines oT holding court in Sum ter county. within the osoel boon of sole, the fol lowing property, to-wii: Lot No. 195, in the 27'h district of ori ginally Lee now Sumtiy county, levied on as the property of Hsmbrick Hall, to satisfy one email fi fa from tba justice’s court of Marion connty in favor of Nathaniel Spears; levied and returned to me by a constable. I ol No. 250, in the SOih dist. of ori- i finally l.ee now Sumter, levied on ae the pro- I putty of Vritttyn Sfeith, tt amiufy tVo fi At, One ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. W ILL BE 80LD. at the reaidenco of Mrs. Bosworth, in the town of Columbu*, on Monday tlie 2d day of July next, all the perishable property belonging to tint Estate of James Bos worth,'dec’d. Terms made known oa tho day of safe. ax.no At the same time will ho hired, three Negroes; and two Ilbnaes tu rent. HENRY P. GARRISON, Adm’r. May 10—52—(St ADMINISTRATORS SALE. W ILL bu sold on the first Tuesday in JU LY next, at the court house, in town of La Granin, Troup County, Lot of land No 31. in the 5th district of said connty, belonging to the estate of Nathan Lyon, deceased—sola agreeably ta an order of the inferior court, of Putnam conn ty, silting for ordinary purposes. Terms made known on the day, this 15th April, 1632. THE ADMINISTRATORS. April 21—49 GUARDIAN’S SALE. W ILL be sold, at the court-house in the town of Hamilton, Harris county, on the first Tuesday in September next, ageeably to an order of the honorable the inferior court of Do- Kalb eoanty, whenwitting for ordinary purposes, lot of land No. 35, in the 23d district ol originally Muscogee now Hurris county, as the property of John Woodall, an idiot, for the bebefit of said idiot Terms made known on the day of sale, this 8th May, 1633. THOMA8 WOODALL, Guardian. May 26—8 F OUR months alter date application will be made to the honorablo the Inferior Court of Troop county, when sittingfor ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the Estate, both real and per sonal, belongir^; to Abram Mottloy, late of Han cock county, deceased. April 24-50 P. 8. ROBERTSON. Georgia—Troup County. Wtt7HEREA8 William W Carlisle, Adlh’rv TT on the estate of Archibald Wilkerson, late of Troup country, dec'd. applies fur letters of dismission— These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to he and appear at my office within tliil time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letter* of dismisstoa ehouljj not be granted. OLIVER P. FEARS, Dxlr. c. c.o. Jane 2—3 , Perry Ozier 1 Libel for Divorce, ve. , > Elizabeth Ozier. ) In Harris Superior court. , I T appear!of, to the court Utat the defendant it not to be found in the Stale, It is on motion; ordered that the defendant be end appear st tho next Superior court of tho county and plead, and that service be perfected by publication of thi'4 rule, once a month for three months. A true copy from the minntes, 13th March, 16321 Jane2—3 C. BLANDFORD. Jr. Cl'k. Jane McCurdy 11a Harris Superior com). Robert J. VlcCurdy. ) Libel for Divorce. I T appearing to the court, that the defendant ret- sides out of this Statu, It is ordered, that the defendant appear and answer to the shove libel, on or before tno first day of thn next term of thin court, and that a copy of this rule be published in one of the public Gazettes of this State, onco u month for throe months before said court. A true extract from the minutes, 13th March... 1832. C. BLANDFORD, Jr. Cl'k. June 2—3 Georgia—Harris County. The Inferior Court sitting for ordinary purposes,. I T appearing to the court that Joseph Rogers of said eoanty, white in life, executed and delivered to Collin Rogers, or Troup oounty, a bond in the sum of three thousand dollars, condi. tioned to make or cause to be rondn by the said Joseph unto Collin Rogers aforesaid, good and iawlttl titles to the one half of uven acres of land, part of lot number 36, in the 2lst district of Mus cogee now Harris county, beginning on the^ast lino of lot where the creek crosses said line and running to said creek,called Mulberry, end on the north side of said creek, including the one half Of said mill and shoal, and all tho privileged of one half of said tmll and shoal, and the one half of all the limbor on said lot No. 36, suitable for sawing; and it further appearing to tho court that the said Joseph Rogers has, since the ma king said bund, and without executing title to said described premises, died intestate. It is therefore on motion of II. J. Harwell, attorney for Collin Rogers ordered, that Frances Rogers, the administratrix and legal representative af of said Joseph Rogers, dec T d. do moke, execute, and deliver Unto Collin Rogers aforesaid, a good, lawful wahrahtee title toseid described promises, according to law. A true extract from the minntet, 7th May, 183?-- WM. Y. BARDEN, Dxr.eic.0. May 19—1 A FTER the oxpiration of four months, appli cation will be tnade to the inferior court of Campbell county, when sitting for ordinary pur pose*, for leave to sell a negro boy by the name of Charles, the property oi Moses M. Smith, to be sold for the benefit of said Moses M. Smith, minor of Abner Smith, deceased. JESSE M. BUTT, May 36—8 Guardian for Motes Smith. F OUR months after date application will bo made to the honorable the inferior court of Harris eoanty, fer leave to sell John Kennon’s interart in two lota of land lying in the afore said county, known us tho Mill Place. loteNo. HI and No. 143, in the 23d district. WM. B MARSHALL, Adm'r. May 19-1 Georgia—Muscogee County. W HEREAS Mourning Allen applies fo# letters of administration on the Estate of John Allen, la(e of said county, deceased; This is therefore to cite and admonish nil nnd singular the kindred and creditors of said decern*, ed, to bo and appear at my offiee, within the thnrf prescribed by law, to s| MW cause, if any they have, why said loiters should not be granted. .Gj v «n under my hand at office, this 20«h Jnh<% 1632. John townbenp. ci’k. F OUR months after date applieatioh will be made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Troup county, when sitting fer ordinary purposes, for an order to toll the Red Estate of Stephen H. Gilmore, Into of Morgan eoanty, deceased. BENJAMIN H. CAMORAN, Match 16—44 Geoty’wn for the Minor*. Georgia—Muscogee County. P OSTED before me a Justice of the rets? in and for said eoanty, by George Cabaniss, one astray bay bone, supposed to be eight or nine year* old, vhod all round, a little white on both hind feet; had on a amall bill tied on with the girth of the saddle. Appraised by Stephen Kurin and. John McDuffie to bo worth seventy-five dollars. This 13th Jons, 1833. 8. W. LANGSTON, J. IS A Into copy from the Estray Book, Jqhk Towztnzp, Crk, 6—3| Georgia— Coweta County. BEVERLY 81MMON8, of Captr Cravins district. Q. it. tolled before roe one small mare with a blase face, a amall bell on, ten or eleven yearn l°ld. Appraised by David Robert< Mb *J832 Wm ' fll “ “ *° f0fty ‘ ,0U ""' thb 31,1 . RICHARD W. EAST, c-.r.cf Jqpe 16—*
