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Newspaper Page Text1cStLal acqulremeuls, \Vc observed ma ny of the most respectable medical pro? lessors end several clergymen among the number. Thu Lecture was eatertuining, and promised instructiou as well as amuse meet to those who uttend the contempla ted course. The second will be given (his evening, at the same place.^.Boston Cornier, Sept, ID. Enquirer. COLUMBUS—SATURDAY. OCT. 6.7 obvious usurpation upon our rights. 5th. That weapprove.ofth? proposition to sand delegates to Miliedgevilli. from the different counties for the purpose of asccrtainioir atHi puttbifpin operation mean South CardTIna. B. Mbttio, Esq. followed in fuvor of the resolution. M. J. Wellborn, Esq. addressed the meeting—He Imd no particular objection to the- resolution, and tvonld vote for it; but thought its intro- dyciion improper and premature.' Col. . Lowe nfso addressed the meeting in fit- •FT* J**?. «*)••“ !■ ‘hi-state'on j v „r of the resolution. H.J. Harwell then # S*f We ^ubjout the result n*{uraa re; Lddressed the meeting—Ho stated his ob- ’ Iject to bo not to discuss the doctrine of eonficesntonal Be tut ms. fill ■g* * e iui'liitili I g. B~ ' 5. "® 2§I§l5l2§gi|r-gS| Gilmer, Junes, SSI3§3§it|8§jfcgggg Lamar, $ ssisuaSsStss *«*”'- F ^r, SSSSSiisSlftgsIgft Gamble, Branham, mu, IFayae, wlticfi after some debate and explanation, was withdrawn...3hen' this resolution, with the 6th, passed unanimously. The seventh was put to tho mooting and was decided to be-curried: when J.oim J. Harper, Esq. called for a division.,.,, .uros of redress upon this subject, thereby when he Went into rile advnkacy- of. the. ceucentraliog the 'wisdom justice and doctrine o'f>‘Mallification 'hs explained .itr'moderation of our otVn councils, and to invito a co-oper.ition on the part of our sister States labouring', under the same evils; as the peace of one is the peso? of all—the oppression of one, is the oppres sion of all! 6. Resolved, That wo deem it improp er to trammel said convention as to tlje lime or mode of action, holding ourselves ready to ratify whatever may be done by tho same, founded in good policy, to reject whatever ntav be founded in bad. 7. Resolved, That we disclaim the doc trine of Nullification ns explained and enforced by theSouth Carolina politicians, and those (ifnnv) who agree witht hem in Georgia, as neither n peaceable or elli cient remedy in our opinion, and as loading to disunion and all the horrors of civil war, before we have said, we are either willing or ripe for such a crisis. S. Resolved, That the course pursued by our high and honorable Chief Ma gistrate not only in relation to the Tariff question but in reference to the other tnt portunt and embarrassing subjects upon which he has been rbquiretb to act, has boen^regulated strickle by a rigid sense of moral obligation and with an unwavering attachment u the honour and interest of the country,and that we will use all proper and fair means to promote his re-election to his present office. sKj§S3.igssti^lSf §5' T ‘ rrdl - Wayne, Wifde, Gilmer, Clayton, Gamble, Foster, Jones, Branham I-atnar, Schley, RECAPITULATION. s:*4 8015 7060 0470 6265 0137 6717 6008 636!) 0203 Wataon, Owens, Coffee, Teirell, Haynes. Stewart, Harris. Nownau, Milton, 5701 5093 4821 •4822 4510 4454 4401 3013 4585 Nullification or any other modus operan- di of resistance to the Tarifl: lie felt anx ious that the great object of resistance to the Tariff should not be forgotten hi par ty differences in regard to the mode....bo thought the march to resistance'should be cautious and prudent, but determined; he had confidence in the moral energies of the jieoplts thought the evil would regen erate itself; but iu the event of final action he preferred recession to Nullification..'., lie was followed by Di. Boswell, who said he stood as the champion of no parly but wislred to raise-his voice against the odi ous ami iniquitous doctrine of Nullified* tion in any form. Col. Jones of Colum bus followed in favour of it ns explained in Mr. Jefieison'* third Virginia Resolu tion. The argument was concluded by Mr.- B. Martin in favour of tho resolution, which on division'passed. Tho Sill passed unani mously. A Resolution was then offered by Dr. Boswell approbating the conduct of Messrs. Fortythand Wayne in their recent ) vote upon tho Tariff. H. J. Harwell Esq. was opposed to it...lie intended to vole lor Judge Wayne, and approved both bis courfe and that <rt Mr. Forsyth, but ho deprecated any resolution which would mako an invidious charge Upon any of the delegation; bo believed the hearts of ail were with'the South, and that all were entitled to equal confidence. ..tilt resolu tion was withdrawn. On motion it was re solved tl,ut the proceedings be published in the papers of Columbus. D. McDOUCALD, Chairman , S. A. Billing, Secretary. PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS. We the people of ■Harris cqjmty, in common with our fellow citizens of other counties, feel i! our privilege as well a* nuty to express our sentiments in relation o the Tat iff. We have no hesitation in ■viftg, that so fin as it operates as a .pro tection to the labour Had capital of one to lie prejudice of that of another portion, of the Union, it is unjust, Unconstitutional and oppressive. And although we sin cerely believe, that* our happy Govern ment, if wisely and fairly administered, is fully adequate, to sucure to us and our posterity, the invaluable blessings of freedom, yet we cannot tamely submit to such a palpable violation of tile Constitu tion, sudi a gioss encroachment upon our rights as this “ American svs'nin” fastens j upon us. No! We appeal to the good [sense and patriotism of our. brethren, ns j we too ofton have done, but in vaili, "lid j declare to them, they must not and shidl nof impose this obnoxious policy upon us j But “ Oovcrnmants long established," I and espicially one, like ours, which lias (•hitherto born sustained by correct public I opinion no icss than bv the strong cords (■of a written constitution, should cot bo n- | bull shed for light and transient causes.— \ Nor'willtvedispair of the mighty force of !■ truth and argument, when tho justice and fsiwror nKMAtrUNG IF JiETI intMlfcstyf the M Vctnbc £ II eTters -Office Qt- Colon* wtwef Iri&K.* • /* boo, GjL ou .. A Niton Abraham K Allen iota .»• Alton Adam 62 Atiiley Thfiynaii Arthejr William Jnmei'T Andrew Samuel ft wm . r ^ Awtvcy Elbert or’ r * Moitictial Lemuol %>. a Ibofinis John * , Xav i^pn \ . 4 % „>(uljen John Egfaton MbmK- Henry Csi Audrey G unberry ^Alston James foq. Bradley Mr, Brooks Win. fisq. 3 Black John* Botworih Win. Bitev N B, Brook John T 3 Beck Steven Bonnot Micaguh Burny Wm JT Brown Maty Baly ICalpJk Bnly John Bctliunc Joseph f) Browning Samuel It Booih Gnorgo Bugs Mrs Kmily Branham Joel Burk Wm B Bell Hiram Bruttor Slierif Bird Olivor W Bonner Seymour R Broom James J W Higgera.leflorson Blaylock Wm Bickerstntr Henry Bcrtholot James *A t Bullock Unlock .• Clay JelTe. son Colletts S v Cruiu Benjamin Coleman Joseph ttZTThe Rcpublicuu ( itieent of the Couuty of Muscogee are respectful requested to convene at the Court IIouho on Thursday Evening next at candle light 1 ,for the purpose of! organising themselves into u STATE RIGHTS AND FREE TRADE ASSOCIATION COWETA SALES. O N the first Tuesday in November next will be cold in the town of Newnnu, between the usual bouts of suic, the following property, to* One Lot of Land, No. 171, mi the 5th district of said county. Levied ou a tie proper ty of Christopher Hicklc, to satiafv iw.icxecu- tions front a justices court in Riclun'omi eouu'y in ijthtower Davis. 1st tuvoruf Hightower Davis .Orr L it of Land, No. 63, in It district of said county. Levied on u» tlm„ .. erty of John L. Wright to satisfy an execution from Clark Superior court in fiver of John Rich ardson vs Burwell Avedclt •adiamistrutoi of Wingfield J. Wright, deceased, uud Julm L. Wright security on uppeul O.iu Lot, N . 35, in town of Ncwnan, with a two atory framed dwelling house thereon. Levied on as the properly of Dennis Sullivan, to satisfy an execution from Coweta Superior court in favor of Dennis McMahon. ' Lot No. 3 in tho town of Newnnn, with n two story frnmed dwelling bouse and store house on the same. One heck lot in said town, contalning'one and tlireo fourth ncrea, No. 77,! Hoiio* F McQuuige Macoal McCleskcy Geo J Malloy Joseph W Moore Adam Malone Booth McDuffie John MoFurlin Matilda Mays llonjamin D Mcfihec Jee.es Mcl'ante Alexander 11 Morgan \V in 9 MoManut* Jniis , McCook Jantea ' 5!c!.ne Daniel' McCloskey Jno 2 McCook J It MeCuaige Midcanw MePawei! Wat Miller Andrew Mjrick Sarah G MeDoannli! Lewie Dr Matone B F Moss E G A Afaxsy Burachin* Alutluas Richard Nelson James 2 North & Briton Newel Julm N Nichols Wnijr Owens Tiiomas Owens Y W Odum Dame! II File) pa C T Patrick J hn M SHERIFFS’ SALES. Muscogee sales. Tanadpy in No- W ILL be sold on the first ' a al the Coart Hnuse in Co couuty, witliin the usual _ . vemboj Iambus, Mu* hours ofsnlQ.iartollawiog property, to wiL- One Lot of Luni. No 185. in lib 10<b district Muscogee coopty. Levied ns Ibe prop erty cf Croorgu Juines, to Mitiafy a fi.- fu> iaraed from the Superior court of Oglutboipe county in favor of Charles 15. Hayneavs. aaid James. One Lot of Land, No. f»2, In* thu 6ih district of Muscogee county. Eovicd on ’as tho property of'JMioiuttsJ. Chappeluar. to ehtisfy a ti. la. issued from ill o Superior court of Franklin euuuty in fuvor of AKin E. Whitten dnd othom v«. nuid Chappelcar. T wu Negro liovs, .Too and D-infal,* lov ied on a»tho property of Michael N. Cluik, to satisjy Huiulry ti. m’«. luaued from a Juaticeu court of Monroo county, in favor of John Mc- Knigltt vr. said Clark. Levied on and returned to mu by a cornttible. • % • WM. D. II AUG HOVE, Sh\J. At the sane time and place mill be sold Ono Lot of LViid, No. 52, in ilu- 33d •ilistrict of, originally Loo now Muncogoo county. Lo vied bn at ilia property of Nancy Dorior, to HntMiy a fi. fa. from a JurIico’r Court of Warren county in fnvoi of Dnvid Coopor vr. said Nancy. I Hosier. Levied on nud returned to me by a con* • t viable. * » • One Negro Boy, nbout fourteen years of age. Levied on av tho proper!}’ of ITIywca Lewis, toeutisfy a fi. fa. .from Muscogee inferior court, in fuvor of Simeon L Smith vs. said Lew is WM. HOLLAND, D. bh'ff October 6. Culpepper Jerremiah or Porter Wm G 3 Culpepper David Pago John R Caro Mrs Mary L .. Price Joseph Colubryue ill Pickrow A Clark James Paridise John Cockkell James Paul Jacob Clute Lemuel Porkeus Thomas CrofTord Mis6 Synthia Rhodes James Carter Miss Mary Cruft George Carnes Bobert W Cook Wily Daubs Win Dudley Wm Dancer Madison Deldioux A L Field lohif Fuller lliruni Funderburgh Snrnlt Fannin Jupetupli J 4 Farmer Margaret Fisher Burlier Fanar Jcssu ^ tiroen J & P Griffin Andrew • Green James. W Greenwood William 2 Swniu Jernnjinh Grimes Punier Rtarky Williams limhurffird Mints euro of C. Davis Robertson Bluko RodgcrH Mrs Martha K Rice C.E llodgcre Henry It Rockwell fetfoddon Herd Thomas * Rivers Richard - tiafl* Id Isliaiii Slone David • Stftndcrs John 2 Strand Mark Scott John Btowart Joseph G Stodghill Joel . Sind house Muti Ida Siiuhun Michael IIARRI8 SALES. W ILL ba sold in the town of Hamilton, Harris county, oil tho first Tuesday ih NOVEMBER next within the usual hours of sale, the following property, fodvitt Thu Stoic hii^rus 1 of a Lot of Lmid known by No SSC, in 20tli Dist formerly M\is cogini now Harris cty. The north purl containing ninety-seven and a ludf ncros. Terms, one fifth cuuh, the bulanoeiu four insiaimenl.s. G. W. E BEDELL, Sh’f. At the same time and place, CIiih 1 own Lot in -Unmil.on, known by No. 43, in the plan of said town. Levied on as the property of Johu SioIu h, to satisfy one small 11 fa. in favor of Bardon and Brown vs. J. Ftoken, and other fi. fa’s, vs said Stokos' All issued from aJn-tiaes court of Him is county.— Levy nude and returned to me by a Constable. A life Naim- uu- uud plncr , ill liv sold thirty bond of hogs more or less, and ono largo black and white steer. Levied ori us. the property of Georgo Ingram, to satisfy a fi. fa. is sued from Hancock inferior court in favor of Jeremiah Wiirrenvs. George lugrain. LITTLETON WYNN, D. Sh'ff. Grant James T Grey William W Gnmngo T T Garrett.Henry B2 Griffith Ralph Grisbum Ellis B Gibson Felix B Gilbert Mrs Kuratt II Ifurnil Rev Andrew 4 Hardin William 6 Hammings \Vi hum 2 Taylor Josi.ih Hovendnn Richard Tamples A F IJufF Daniel Shaw Allen Sutton Jesse J 8istrunk Joel Smith David Sitne John Hmith .Sfeirncs Cashier •Spear bpencer Sanders Jumos Sims Thomas H Funs Col John jWemlitr« of tlje 2Lcflf0t<tturc. Muscogee: Lucas, Thornton, Spivey. Talbot: Towns Burks, Face. ■ htcumt: Williams. Jernignn. Marion: Temples. Willjttms. Harris: McDougalfi, Lowe, Danncard. Upson: Turner. Stamper, Fiewcllia. Bat,twin: Boykin. Calhoun, Murray. Bibb: Eckloy. Holt, Gross. Hancock: Baxter, Haynes, Yinsnn, Lewis. Meriwether: Ragan, Dr. Ector. Towh. Troup: West. McCoy, Haralson, Crawford: BlacliSt'on, King. Sims. Houston: Cobb. Il’iighu, Morgan. Ingram. Jones: Gordon, Philips, Boy. Cor. Twiggs: Smith, Solomon. Shine. Jiickmond: Menling..Glascock, Davies,Modes. J , gtmrai:|Hurlsi>n,*Turn'er. Meriw'ether.Nicholson j hqniiy tlf llie cast! tiro evidently with us Oglethorpe: Collier, Young, Hubhiird liurileinaa j until llioso rea'souubio and fair weapon* Randolph: Henderson, Biters. I shall bold out no well founded hope of Parly: Smith, Wilson. | success-, then am! not till then, will we O* Thoso members whose names are in lul- • ,j, row Jfl-ij|,y g, ir nieiits of peace and put ic» belong to the Clark party. j ()ll ||k> armour of wat! to meet tho fate of u Soldier's honor anil a Sol- whereon the old Enptist medl'mg-house now stands, and the stuck nf goods in the store-house on lot No 3, levied on as the property of Thomas Rooney, to satisfy an execution from Coweta su perior court in favor of Gawdry & Lagriel vs Sullivan and Roonoy Wm. Smith’s interest in fraction N.n. 49. in the 4th district of said county, levied on ns his property, to satisfy hh execution from a jus tice's court in favor of John Powell, and ono in ihvor of die oilicers of the superior court of said county. DAVID DUKE, Sh’ff. Oct. 3. The following : s die regularly nominated Troup | fcket for Electors of President and Vico Pres*-,"**' “a' 01 *" „ , . T , - j snL , 1. Therefore, Resolved, That we view jtlift Tariff act of 1832, ns a continuation ; of that system of legislative oppreitioo, j ivo b.tve been su long protesting ngaittst I but in void! and although it is a reduction j of the bur.Iioits of thu ty.trm, generally, I vet jj> relation t<j (PC Smith, it is unequal, jtirnl tie just, and certainly operate* ns a ticket for dent ■ Beverly Allen, of Elbe.rt, Elias Beall of-Monroe, David Blacks hear, of Laurens, William B. Bulloch, of Chatham, John Floyd, of Camden, Seaton Granlland, of Baldwin y Hines Holt, of IValhm, Henry Jackson, of Clark, William Terrell, of John Whitehead, of lit William WlUia^ 0 f Troup. . LAW BOOKS. Cheaper than ever offered before, r^piTE ubscriberjntending to close tho sale 11 inch M H Harwell M W Uarrlson Thomas Ilonry Robert Hunter John i. Hamell Wm Y Holoonibn Win M Hudson Christopher Thouifison Mrs F.liza Turner An.mnrylis TBaxter Ruyal Vivian Beiijtimin F Vincent Kimbrough ft Viqtory John 2 Wynne Robert U VViUiuii\t*.lohn Wilson John K. 2 West UK LAAV BOOKS , ofi*er.4 tiio follow ing at the prices annexod. Porsona wishing to pnrehase Law n ‘ " *" !l mediately. Walker’s Reports, 2 vols. r Books, will do well to order ini- (proloctiuu to . dvmutic Manufacture^ 1 there being a less induction upon such ur- tides by mid act, ns wo are nlntost the ex- | elusive coirsutners of, than upon other ur- tides. . ,, . ! 2. Resolved, That we hold \vc have the right, whenever the occasion umy cal! Harris Mcethm >no n ni W1II . I1V , C , Agreeablo to, previous notice four or \ ’.i Votr'crci^/, State—a right poTu- Rive hundred persons, citizens oi llarn*, rnnsiiiuliou Him no-. convened nt Hamilton Inst, to take into consideration the propri -j-—f-- ■ .,0.1, i mouul'io any written constitulioti nip no- convened nt Hamilton on i t iday tin -oil) (vof parle{ j wit |, ( , 0 re8 j sl all palpp.blo and Polar*’ Condensed Reports, Slarkto'* Uupotls, 2 vols Washington s Report*, 2 vole. Dallas' Reports. 4 vols. Bay's Reports,2vots. Durnfurd and Enel's Reports, A vols. Swnnston’s Reports, Hofl'inan's Case*. Chancery Case*, Ropey on Proporty, 2 Vida. Saunders ou Pleading, 2 vols. Law of Infancy, Law of Futents, ( Kent’s Commentaries, 4 vols. Christian's Bkiekstone, 4 vole, A roll bold &. Christian’s Blackstono 4 v' Archhold'* Blackstonc, 4 vols. Art-libold’s Appondix, Powell on Devise*, Cruise on Real Property 4 volg v Fields' Blackstono, Woodfull's Landlord an.,'i Tenant, -Polhier ou Obluc a tioi. S vols. Arcbbold's I^.-uctiae, Roberts e-., Fronde, Croyr.i Circuit Companion, Pe'.’uips an Convovancy, ChittyS Plonding. 3 vols. Oliver’s Precedents, ‘ " ilTri os, inrt. to take into consideratioiMno piopri- obv|(jas 0 , ipros sion and infracttbu. , 6f our etyDfnominatingdelecaU'swthe Ami-taria d d savc , t: i g „ natural rights. Convention to be lit-ld in Mtlledgovdle on ° e . tliesecond Monday in Novonibcr next, to “devise tho mode and mehsuro ot redress,” 3. That wo will bu, as *rc have been, slow to act in hostility t<4 any law of ou against tho legislative oppression of Con- j government, which we.may^ believe uncou; gress. On motion, Col. MrDuoa.vt.D was' called to tho chair, and Wr. S. A. Bn.UNO xiiiutiomd'uud oppiessivo, in regird to tho constitutionality of which, a tbnjority of our brutIncu Ijy their representatives in ilammond'* Ni»l Chltty's Criminal I*tw 3 vo>*. Ingorsoir* Abridgement, Hall's Low Joornul, 5 vols. Powell on Mortgages- Laws of Georgia, of Force. Order* from tho Country enclosing tho cash will meet with Immediate October 1. t $10 no « 00 C 00 9 till 14 00 7 (Ml 46 00 4 50 2 25 3 50 6 00 8 00 3 50 P.25 Ifi .to 6 00 >• 10 00 11 011 3 50 1 50 14 00 1 59 A on 7 00 2 60 3 00 3 (19 1 Oft 11 Oft 3 59 2 6ft Jt (II) 6 Oft )2 Oil 8 (II) 3 Oft Itondorson Frederick Williamtion John Jones Napoleon Will* Stevan ' Jenkin* Copt John 9. Wynn Wni L Johns Jesse U William* Wily Jones Robert or William* John Hitchcock Win Welker W iiliams Johnson Artlior Wilson Steven 2 Johnson Mrs Dorothy William* Holly Jones Amices M Wilcox Abiiah Jonos Gabriel I, Woodlif William Jackson Daniel M Wright WmS June*John Era Wilson LI. Kelly llirnm " Wood Libia., Hump James 4 Walker r _asrmdra Xlrkly John ' Years Philipt! Kingsbury 5lies J 2 JAMES V aN NESS, P. M. Oct. 0.--3I. A L I N T T> £?T7e t t e r s SP EMAI '-TNG ,b the Post-ciffico al Talbott on, MJfe' Talbot Uc ^hjy (ja. on tlieffiit day of Oc tober 133*4- Ortober 1 I /nijiUP SALEH. U’ ILL bo sold on the first Tuesday in NO- v " W5MBER ijr.xt. at tiie court-house in ih*j town of La Grange, Troup county, within the uhumI hours of sale, the following property* to wij; Oov Lift ot Lii.tl No lG5, hi iIih4 u district of Troup county. Levied on us Ujfj pro perty of Aluxunder Dyer, to sulisfy a fi. fi». from u Justices court, Clark county, in fuvor of Anne Baker vs. Surah Dyer udministrutriy, nod Wul ter T. Colquct ailniinistnitorof. tlus- Eulatc df A- lexander Dyor, deceusud. O . Lm ot Lund, No.94, in the lltli district of said county Lovlc j on n* the pro perty of Larki n Jordan, to ..atisfy a fi. fa. from a Justice’s Coutt of Crawiiiyu CO unty in favor of Dickerson llarpe vs. Lnr'xsn Jordan. Out) Lot id L .No. 23, in the 15th djHtrict of formerly Crmul noW Troup county Levied on u.s ibu fm^erty of.Thiltnus Sucre, to HHiitify a ft. th, (fri»m a Justice's court of Bibb pouuty in f ; H cr o|‘ Will. Moreland vh. Thomas .3«c,e. j) S. ROBERTSON, Sh'ff. Xoverjpor. 6 ' RANDOLPH SALES; 1 ILL ho no!d on tho lirrfl 1’uenhiy in NO I w V V K Yf BER next, at tho court house in rhr county of Randolph, within the usuul hbore of sale, tho Jbllpwiug pro|>erty, to wit: Oni* Lot ul LaiwJ, No. 147, <n tin- 9 district, levied on as tho proporty of Undock bowel, to satisfy two small fi fu’a. as sued from a Juetico’s court in IVilkes county in favor of Homy .Shorter vs. said bowel. Leviod on and returned by u Constable. Oiio Ul of Jj md, No. ‘5, in the&'J district of Ruiidolph county,. Levied on ph |he property of Bilker and Heath, to satisfy a fi. fa. m luvor of Petsons Walker, ns uuod from the Su perior mart of vVinrencounty. Property pointed outhyT. Coram. Z BAILEY, October 0. . PROPOSALS For puhlialitag in the town ofMilledgeville, Ca ( During the Session of the legislature,) A ihily NcwSnnner. to ho nailed thejoursal Of the Proceedings of the Legislature \t Georgia, and niaroitv itf trb tikes. sr m. », j. ax*A3m, OF MACON, GA. poople of Geotgla nro unek ill want of » a insdiuin of intelligenca which will prompt ly trauwmt to thorn *« " Ftoc^dings" of their Lagnlaturo. VV e tM not only generally bat in- ■ dtviduolly concerned in ell act. of legisiaiiun, bo- con*.) these acts involve penned a* wnll n» poin tful right*, between which there exist* a mo«t in- tiiuato connexion. It I* the interert then, ofeve- ry man in tho cmnmuniiy i„ be timely acquainted wuhtho action of our rtpreaaqtativc. upon tbc*e rights I his is a desideratum—to supply which the % Journal is intended At the present w e labor un der much luconvcnicnoe Ibr the want i>f it. Fee n*ur, and sometimes more than throo tnontha. uf- . tar tho expiration of the scion, tho law s of tho Slate, With a few exeoptinns, are ns a •• sealed hook to the grout mass ol Hie people; end fi e- quOntly such ore the injurious effect, produced by Hit* detify,that nitn have been known, who iuo- liedienco to n preceding, have actually violated a subsequentiave winch nod been reversed or modi- tied—n.n knowing that o new Imd been substitu ted for an chi law. In addition to the entire proceedings of the Leg islature, the Journal and History, will couuin fin, general intelligence ol tho day, and its interest will be inerOosod by faithftil re|K>rte of the Iran*, actions of the im(wrtant Kwires* Convention of Georgia, whirl) coulomplntea sitting in Milledac- ville, the ensuing session. The dobutc* in tho Convention, ns well ns thoee in the Legislature, will bo regularly und correctly reported; For which purpose arrangements are making with It capuble and experienced (Stenographer. The Journal un.lMnuayol the timet, will lie published daily, undllie l.egrsla.ive and t'naven- tional proceedings of each dny laid in ezteuso be- fort* the public on the subsequent morning, end ' immediately transinitten to any part of the State to Which the paper may be ordered. Tho largo and interesting muss of information whichthi* publication will contain, and the great 1 . expense which meal ho incnrro.l to curry it inte operation, will require a liberal inurouago, and such u patronage tho editor fluttois liinisilfwillbo axtouded to him. It is unnccdMary‘to enlarge on llio conven* * tonco end importout utility ol euch n publienlien to member* oftho Legislature, In enabling them, la ascertain immediataly the precise state of tiny . measure in which they ureintoroalail and to keep thuir constituent* udvisedoftlio pragre** of pub lic business, without tho abstraction of time sed mteniion from thoir.special 'duties, esneuied in letter writing. Tp'raia-r flee Journal and History cf the Ti es will.be published duily with 1 * new type, by ma chinery, tn lm expressly procured for 9m purpose, and on-good paper, end will be pul to fabsenbere ultlre pi ice of t ive Dollars norauninn, puyablo " n .. 1 - 1 " teeeption ortlie first ngmbor. O' Those to whotn suhdariptioi) lists will he soiu am respectfully asked to lend their exertion* nnd influence to the undertaking, uhd to make k , return of any subscriber, which tuuy be obtained, by the IftlA day of October, 'l'hoy are particularly requosted to do so, (list tho vditor ntsy be enuhled to mnlre the proper grrnng)vnent*,«nd to famish promptly thofinit number sto out li »ubscriocr. Iti D. I. BLADE. Will crmthiuo to publisli Hie Macon Advertiser BS Ills Andewen A’ao* Lane Joel Atchinson j :t , \ itfurlbw Riley Brown joupti!i . . McCoy Jeraufmh 3 BefrJll Chnrlcs - Marsh 8ov«e I) •' alloclc Nutlniniol II ..Martin Gcorgo W Brown Turnnr T 3 Mnrlcr Jambs Cannon Thomas 4 Moody Bylvunua Check Juincs .Manghum Henry II Clark James J Mathis Min* Furtmlih Clayton Isaac Nicholi* Joel Clerk Inferior Court l’utrick M—— Dority John 2 Trait A Kubanka Launder Barker Wiliiam Fuller J B Punish James Fciroll Tlioinns Roger* Hartloy Flournoy Nelson ** Roger* William File* Joint Kuhcrtaott Alien Garner A G Siihmou* William Gcorm Julm Daniel Hnndcis 'fhomuu Gny Thomas Sltiton JoJbph Howard Mr—-- Smith Jeaso Howard Thomas Segurs Southard VIixlI William Tullimpn Alexander Hull Matthew , TamplinJnii Juaiice Appleton -White William James Joci Well* Howell Wm P McKEEN. r. a. Tall rollon. Ga. Oct 9—3t os heretofore; und assures bin patrons and the public thutMfhrfrom tile interference or conflict uf the above pubKcatioa with Hie interest and management of tho Advertiser, that he designs and heliovef that the former wili greatly improve •the Uttar. Itio AdveiinarbUll lack fur hum of that attention,whitth fire editor flat tori himself hat entitled it to the kind and cheering paiconugo which has beqn *o liberally eatonded to it. * The Advertiser wifi continue to be published weekly in tba-summorand tii-svuekly in llie win ter, at (ho price of Five Dollar* per annum, pay able in tidvnnco. v Lund and Gold llcghm Lists if the Drawing In addition to, ibe legislative and Conventions) Proceedings, die Journal will contain official re ports of tiio drawing oftho Land and Gold Lotte ry Legions, which will commence,it is presumud elinui the-commencement of the sitting of the Le- gislnturo. Should the Lottery, however, hsv8 commenced its drawipg previous to Hint period, such day* ns may have drawn, will also bo pub- ledieri, an'that iedividn*!* interested will have en* tire Lists from beginning to end \CT-Tho fraternity an respectfully asked to publish the above, which, as heretofore, will be reciprocated; «nd to nueh paper n copy of the Journal will'bo regularly and gratuitously sont. WAASBOVSB SUMTER SAKES. W ILL he *nld on the first Tuesday in NO VEMBER next ul the Court Houau in- Sumtcr county, within tho usual boars of sala tho following property,io wit: Otm Lot ul L.ttiri. N->. 319, in (h» 28 I. district of formerly 'lioo now Humicrcounty.— Leviod on by u fi. fit from a Justices Court of Crawford county, in favor of D. D Hmith for 1 the use of..3. Kebinaoh, against Htandley Hall Out' Ln> uf L-tnil, N>i. 1()6, in thp 16th district of furtuferly Loo now Hunipter county.— Issued on byofi. fu from Jane* county superior court, in fuvor of Josiab Htephon* hearer, against Elijuli Cutaway SUMTER POSTPONED SALE. On* Lt, of Laud, Nn. 14, in the,27th district of formerly Leo now Huniter county.— Levied on as tho property of Alexander Nelson, to satisfy ono li. (a. in (Uvor of John Manga. Fi. fa. issued from u Justices court in June* county. JOHN KJMMEY, SA'i'. October t. CUlIuU fO »110 Clluirg «HII1 Ip's * J ’* 1 *' ^ ,. /v- p ;p /i/initil appointed Secretary. After the object of Congrew may the the meeting Imd been briefly nxplui.ted ■ lorence ul op.n.en, Itenes y^ being "the by (he Chair, J. J. Setter made a mmion end the. best policy, must prevail, ifdis- (hat no person net a citizen of Harris, | hongst we will. try long to r<'aso,. a.nJ Should take part in the proceedings of tho , ssiume litem, out ot it, before w « »® vor meetint' ...the motion <><< being put to tho tho union, let looso tho dogs of etml meeting was lost, Mr. D. Mart... prawn.' dear" and fly to evils that we know no. of. Wd die 'following preamble and Reaolu- j 4. Resolved, That we believe the ex lion, to the' consideration of tho meeting, «•-« «»» 1^7 « which on motion were token up sopornte- ly. The preamble, (he 1M, 2nd, 3d, and 4th. Resolution* passed unanimoudy with- fiut debate or division. C. J. Atkins after • few remark* offered the follow ing resolution in substance in lieu of the 3th. Resolved, that the expense* nnd oppressions under which wo now labor q p MijftcwBily borthmisnine without tub- joining ouraelvet to the additional expense of sending delegate!, and we will therefore not send delegates to thai Convention..;. much depend upon the vigilance und dis interested patriotism of site people, and (hat although uspiranta for office may gull for awhile, yet they cannot ulwuy’* dope them; nnd it being so evidently the inter est of the great mass of the people to pul down this mounpoliniiig and niteiested i’s Ol EXECUTOR’S SAKE. f N pursuance of tho last w'til and testament of Mary l.iaon deceased, nnd under aq order of the infnriorcnurt of Clnrke county, when silling Ibr ordinary puipooea. will be sold on {ho first Tuesday in December next at tfic Court House in the town of Hsmitton. Harris county, One Lot of Land, No. I6!i. In the 4ih district ol originally Troup, now liar ris county. Sold for 'he enefit of tho heirs and creditors of oaiddoconsed. Terms, one half cosh, the other half payablo ut six month! with seenrity. ROBERT LIGON, Executor, October 4.1832—21—9. EXECUTOR’S SAKE. W ILL be sold in Hamilton. Harris connly, on tho first Tuesday in Dccembor next Dr. John Kennon’a Interest in Two Lots of Land, It being one third nndividod, and, known aa Mar system—the rich man’sloonc -iho poor ; .ball’* Mill iV- tire lot.are'noaII red 143. ' , ,, . ).: in die 22ad district of former!) Muvrugco now man s scourge. \V e have great hopes c()(lulv -iv, mg made knowp on the day that the first engage wh cli shall occur in | 'Wm. B. MARSHALL, Ez r .of file deciion of numbers 10 ihc next con* Dr. Jo^i ICksMx deed, , gioss,will co»'recn»ii3 error in poIicYi ibis I Oct. 6—.21—9* ' | FROM Uhj KubMttibrt on thn night of iho 27tli Hcpt. tt Negro fallow uImmk Ik* years old; ulthough a bright mulatto he is tfuttlttirnt to u bW*FII inul»tlO, uU»«t G fMt 4 io- cltes high, bunch hair, stout neck, voarrad about th« neck und throat, \ttigiimg shout 135 pouudM. He was sold out of Jail for las fee* fn this placo, under the narnoof Henry but his name ffi'*inor!y was Hiepny. lie can rexil and no v doubt write, and frohnhly may change his name, he will aim for Augusta, Goo no doubt- A hicrnl rewaid will he given. AIHIAHAM McGF-K. Montgomery, Oct. 2- ^l-2t Apprehended und Lodged in Jail in Coltmbtu, O N the 3d day of this inat. two NEGROES, one a boy about uiglilnen or twenty yours of age, vetlow ciauplcclcd. sparo made, who Says he belong* to S IIIUI-I Right of Upson county.— Tiro oilier n girl' about fifteen year* of age. who says she belongs to Mr. Koeuncr, of tho same C 'Uiil v The girl isblnClt complected,full eyes, tolernhly low. and by name Ainy- The owners are requested to Come and prove th lir proper ty, pay charges and take them nwuy. ’ ■ JAS. C. HOLLAND, Jailer. Oct. 6-21-31 ' Broke Jail O N the 28th Sept. lost. JOHN I.OG AN, Who was committed tor horee-rteuling, and took a ith him a negro muii by the nntao ot Cato, who belonged to a muu by the nanioof Price,m Bibb county of this stale. Said nefro is about six I’eetAmc inch high, black compleccil. und had a large cut on one of hie ankle*, wlicli was|not quite well when lie waft broke out of Jail. I cx pect Logauwill try to vcll the bov, or he will al- iewptto pass Si Cec , Any per»imopproliundidg eitlitr L*>gaa or the oegro, will ho liberally re warded. It is believed that Logan lias inttdc (or Alabomu, wliero he may endoavor to remsin, is ho haa some irienda nod confederate* in that stato. J.VS. C. UOM-AND, JuVer. Colqmbna, Oct. <3—21—31 I reoua months after duto, a|iplication wilt bo ’ made to the honorable llio inferior court Of Haris comity, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to Sell part oftho real ettate belonging to Lililrborry Mnreh, late of said county, dec’d. JOHN MURPHY, Ara’r. ELIZABETH M MARSH, Amin*. Oetnls-r 1,1852—2!—4m. AND LOdMlSSrofV oust A ESS. VBA HE eubecsiber* having enguged in the above U. busineaa.rmpuctfully tender thoir services to tlieir friends and the public, in the storage,sale and •liipinonttqt Cotttm and ethar produce, and receiv ing and forwarding merchandise. They arebhlld- iog and w ill have ready fur the reception of Cotunt by the coiitioencement oftho ensuing fall, a large new Ware-Iloase, eituuted on Randolph street, which is construaled on the most approved plan, perfectly convenient to the bnsineae part of tho town; and IreingcoAiparatively remote from other buildings, is measurably exempt from danger by fire. Trusting they (ball have it in their j to do ample jaatice to those v ‘ to (avor them with their basini . them tlie most liberal accommodation awl adyta* cason Cotton, titey flatter themselves that they will bo enabled to give general aatisfootion, and earnestly solicit n patroauge and friendly rapport. MORRIS. EVANS St Co. Columbus, Aug. I—12—tf' hair power be plessed NEW FIRM. GENERAL. AGENCY and ♦ COMMISSION BUSINESS Columbus, Georgia. T lIErabeonbera respectfully aeqoaint their friends and the public that they hav* form ed h connexion in the abovo busmen, under tho name and style of SHORTER, TARVER fcC° Thay have commodious and extensive arrange menu in progress for the reception and alotpge of produce, and will be prepared to moke advances on the same while in store 6r tinder shipment to New OrleAns or New York. E. 8. SHORTER. BF.NJ. P TARVER. May—19—l JAMES H. SHORTER.. Georgia—Carroll County. W HEREAS Rnchocl Bark. William Beat) arid Irwin Pellurd has applied to me lor letter* of administration outhe estate of Calloway ilurk lute of raid county deceased, these are therefore ionite end admonish all and singulur, tli* kindred and creditore of said deceased, to be nnd appear at my office Within tho time preecnbud by lew. to ahota caaee, (if any they have.) why sold letter, should not be grunted. Given under mv hand at office, this 96th day of Huptember 1832. WM. X. PARR,». e.«. Postponed Guardian's Sale. W l l.L be raid ut the court-house in tbecoan- ly urFroup.iin the lot '1'veedsy in Novem bor next, one Let of Land, No.98, in the 4th diw trict of asp) county. Also, en the same day, at Meriwether court house, Lot of Land No. 29, in tire 2d district of formerly Tionp now Meriweth er county; both raid us tlie properly *f F.nieliqo King, orphan uf Lewie W. King, late df MorgNg couuty, deceased ’ WM. D. CONYERS. Giamh Aar. i—12—91