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folly .nbmittei! to the people pnodin* that contest I Against lbs mischiefs of such nSihiUplions
iS ’*'!', '■lectoon) than the oW of the „fp„ WO r, I know that pojitici.ms may be
administration in relation to the Indians and the • *- “ • , , J .
opinionsentertainedby the President; which opin- J ft >uo< j» w * 10 niaiulnm th.it adequate guard
iona. it was well known would be carried out in ‘ ffnardi are to be fonnd iu ihe mte licence,
practice, in case of his re-election; nnd we feel justice and energy of Ihe Supr me
safe in saying that no question involved in the Court. Cut the Supremo Court is part
canvass was labored so assiduously and §o ingen- » _ i „r # i lft Cfl u 1 . .
ious/y on the part of his opponents. Still the re ? ? n " C '' °\. th ? r 8a< "? Go%e.nnieui
suit has overwhelmed them with astonishment a ^o w dl generally, if not always take sides
and shame, if not with a conviction of their errors. with the .idmiuistffttion, he it Fetlt-ral,
Uhnt same result lms furnished your patriotic state Republican, or wlial not. Tho Judicary
with B judgement in her favor, Paramount (W*.. , f , h irresponsible department
*t' paramount) to nil others under this Govern- _ r z, • , *
tnent; the clearly expressed judgment oftbe A. l.overnment is more than any other
meriennpeople.” Ialienated fiom till concern or sympathy
Now it passes onr sagacity to nee how there with popular or Slate Rights, and has
« hu ? f ‘ r - in his,0 7* civet, ve-
the General Government npon thin enhjeet ry few or no manifestations of temerance
when tho conflict was ajroady past, when the su- or self-denial in the exerciso of otliciul
prenie court had issued its mandate and Georgia power.
had set it at nought, when Jackson had expressed -iV c.r of tile several States
nis opinion that the decision was wrong and his 1 P 00 ** 10 a,r ’ " ,e , .. . S - T|| „ present 'portmaof our qt.,t„ however
determination not to enforce it (and. mark their ■ a ro llio proper guardians ol liter own TOntt aSubject which mZTrfSniS™'
phraseology) ••which opinions it was well known Conslituttons, Slain & Federal. By the tance, and L. apon which the public mind should
would be carried ont tn practice, m ease of hi* re- people, and for their exclusive use, bo aroused and enlightened, nr.d discussion both
hehlve* thatches!* wimalivdativM of sneh^onflho? ,tiev werc 11,1 mHtle i an<1 '< is only by their i publlc “d private, is, perhaps, the best, if not the
could they believe it? could any body believe it? vigilance and decision that they can he acomcf ind'mdepeidl'nT^bdgram^onM^nv
But even supposing that such danger had existed preserved—ihmr inodes and means of ac- .motor tho, i L *.“ m<5nt ? p ” n _ !- v
suppose it had stared us in the face, that such con tion, when aggressions are to be repelled
flict had been rapidly approaching, did it become , usurpal j 0 „s subdued, aro mailers of dis-
Georgia occupying tr o ground she did, having . 1 . -
hurled defiance alike into the teeth of the Feder- cretronary cli 1 h themselves; for no
a! Court and the Fodenil Executive whenever they other authority under Heaven has a right
dared to invade her rights, we say supposing such • to prescribe* or dictate—and at no time of
conflict had been approaching, did it become mv | ife | lav0 I seen the necessity for a
Georgin to avoid it, by degrading concessions to • , . nrtia , . 1m j. c J eo
those she had not wronged, and by the dastardly stronger and s land m favor of State
abandonment of a course in which sho had been Rights.
Georgia Sleicarl coanlij, Supe
rior court, July Term l83t.
I T is claimed as a privilege by some, nnd
deemed a duty by others, that Grand Jurios,
alter having discharged their labours, m regaid to
the civil and moral condition of the county; should
take a view of whatever important political sub
jects may m'erest them in common with their tel
low citizens of the State and of the Union.
Ino tranqility which at present pervadfr the
public mind on all subjects over which the Gen
eral Government has controll; is convincing prooj
that the great body of the American people; al
though jealous of their just rights, and ever ready
to defend them; aro nevertheless disposed ut all
tirn is, to meet their brethren in a spirit of com
promise, u> adjust all difference^ and grievances
tli it may arise, on account of local feelings, or sec-
tioual interests, whenever they shall he fullv, nnd
fairly laid before them. With regard to National
subjects therefore wo see nothing that calls for an*
expression of opinion
_ LINE Of PACKETS
•From i\ew hark *u Apalachic.it
Apalachicola.
triumphantly sustained by an overwhelming ma
\ jority of tho whole people of the United .States?
‘ Thon it is cloar that these gontleinen were not
in making this application moved by any desire
, ‘‘that all danger of conflict between the authorities
Of Georgia and any of the authorities of the Gen*
-eral Government sfionld beat rest,” for they have
fchowri that they did not believe such danger exis-
ted ”
We have quoted from the lettler of Silas Wright
jr. A. C. Flagg. John A Dix, let us now look to
to tho letter of Gov. Marry and others ond by con
Becting both with circumstances which had just
‘transpired and with tliose which transpired very
soon afterward* we shall probably be able to ar-
.rivo at a just conclusion as to their real motives.—
They say.
Permit us then to state, that under all
existing circumstances, we deem it a matter
of great moment, that the prisoners refer
red to, should bo set at liberty, without
dolay, which as we suppose, can only b«
\dono by discharging them under a pardon
emanating from the State authority—and
such a pardon wo earnestly recommend.
Now wherefore is it this mattcrof “great mn-
1*1(11”? Why at this particular juncture is it so
important that tho missionaries tie discharged
and that “without delay”? Wna it because of the
*• danger of conflict” between Georgia and tho Su
premo Court? No, because Georgia had in tint
result of the Presidents election boon furnished
with n decision in her favor "paramount to all
others under this Government " VV’hv was it
than? ft was because South Carolina hail passed
Asr Ordinance. Gcnl Jackson hod issued his proc
lamation, South Carolina could be effectually reached
Only through the Supreme Court and the President
could not enforce a decrcc of that tribunal irhile Clear
gia teas setting it at open defiance and the President
sustaining her in that position It tens tluircfore ne-
trssary that alt “danger nf conflict between the an-
thorit'icslsf Georgia and any of the authorities of the.
General Government should he put at rest and it was
n matter of “great moment that the Missionaries
.should be released andthat without delay.
If additional evidence of tho troth of thisnssoi-
tionbe wanting.it.may befound in the second pant
ograph of lho?oxtract from the first letter, where
■gliey urge the Govcruoi to oischarge the Miseinnn-
|e) “beenuae" any they ‘we aroeonvinend that
^our patriotic fellow citizens would after the events
tfhich hare transjiired within the last few weeks
sustain you in the net fur the sake ofllie State it
self” No persoti call entertain any doubt as to
their allusion. Wo nrc compelled to close onr
temarkn here, we intend next week to show the
connection of his Kxcellency with lids matter
and out of his own mouth, we think we shall he
able to show that he lifts permitted himself to be
jnade the tool by which Georgia was to he degra
ded fram the high stand sho has occupied in asser
ting and maintaining her rights, and that he thus
sacrificed the honor and dignity of tho State for
the purposeofetinhling the President and his ad-
jrjses io reach Sonin Carolina.
From the Southern recorder.
Wo have been permitted by a friend,
to make the following exitnU of u loiter
from our follow-citizen, Mnj. Jot-'.i, Craw
ford. Wo do this the jitoro willingly,
becaues although we feel insured that the
political opinions of Maj. Crawford are
too well known to require expostthiu at ill s
late day, yot we have wo the expression
highly respect, that his viows upon the
rights of the Stale and Federal govern
ment should bo placed bBtore the people ;
and wo think that the following extract,
brief as it is, is sufficiently explicit and
comptwhensive to satisfy all .uch enquiries.
The rights of Itio State’ c m never bo in
secure, in the k-cping of such men s Jo
ist. Crawford or Ge.'HOi? M. Turn*—
and we know that the faith of the one,
Is to all intents ai , that of
otl.e-. ..ConQit ti nallst
GEORGIA ALMANAC.
The publication of the Georgia Alma
nac which was regulurly printed in this
office, hut failed for two years, owing to
circumstance which could not he control
led by the former editor, will heical'ter be
continued every year, with the calculations
of Robert Grier, Esq. The Almanac for
1834 will ho printed with new type and
new Zodiacal and Astronomical signs, on
gootl paper, ami carefully superintended.
Persons wishing to purchase by the
Groce are requested to make early appli
cation : the,price wdl bo as low as it can
ho aflb.'ded, to suvu the expense and a
mall profit.
fly 5 - Eduors of papers in tho State will
conlor a favour by giving the above an
nsertion.
List <»/ Camp Meetings in the
Columbus district.
Upson county commence Wednesday 17 July
Fayette co. new camp jgrown Friday ‘26 July
Troup La Grange Friday ;) August. Coweta cir-
ouit Heard county Friday 30 August Hurrris Fri
day ■ — — G September Muscogee county Octo
ber day not yet hxml ^n. , I. A. FEW, P E.
NOTICE.
hereby warn all persons against crediting or
trulm: witlimy w Mary D Wngjaslum
resol ved not tc pay any del t whatever that she
msy contract after the publication of this notice.
SIMPSON C t . W1NGO.
Coiveta countv July 30—11—It
The Federal Union will give tho nbovoione in
sertion.
THE subscriber oilers for sale tho
most valuable proj <vty on the Chat-
tnhoochte Itiver—his plantation and
.-tiSsHfl
util
iflSiiiL.
mbTOU Mills within three miles of Columbus
there are 24,1)0 acres all good land 600 River bot
tom. The Mills arc warranted to produce a clear
profit of $4,000 per annum. There is 100 acres
of gold eposit which is thought by experienced
miner* rich t nough to pay one dollar per day tu
S. M. INGERSOL.
il If
the hand.
August 3
NEW C200LM.
subscriber is receiving per e?liip A
D merican from Now York a variety of New-
Goods. G W HILLING//AM
August 3—11—tf
Summer Carpctimg.
India Floor Matting.
A NEW article fur summer carpets, Dur&bili
ty elegance uad Economy, combined.
August 3 II tf G. W. DILLINGHAM
•y a Constable. Property pom-
tod out by James Ennis Plaintiffs agent.
Also, will bu sold ut the same time.—
Lot of land No 212 in tho 10th district of origin
ally Leo now Stewart County, Levied on as the
property of Aluxunder Kirkland to satisfy sundry
small li fus issuo-i out of a Justices court in favor
ol Isaac Dcnurd and others. Levied mid re
turned by a Constable. Property pointed out by
said Deuard and others.
POSTPONED SALE.
Also, will bo sold nt the sumo time.—
Lots of land No. 243 and 106 in tho 22d district of
originally Lee now Stewort county. All levied
on as the property of John M. Turner to satisfy
Sundry fi fas issued out of u Justices court in favor
ofMeslmck Turner and others. All levied and re
turned by a Constable. Propel ty pointed out by
T. J. Stell plaintiffs Agont and others Plaintiffs
Agent. This the 23dny of July 1633.
Also, vv^l l.o sold at the same time.—
Lot of land No, 245 in the 24th district of origin
ally Loo now to wan county, Levied on ns the
property of Uichurd Rutledge to sutisfy one small
it fa in favor of Wm. Norwood vs said Kutledg.
Property pointed out by Jamos N. Rethune.
Levied and returned by a Constable.
Also, un die sumo day a stock of Dry-
Goods. Levied on cs the property of John Ai.
Turner, to satisfy a li fa issued l>y tho Inferior
Court ol Stewart county, for county Tax vs said
Turner. Property pointed out by Thomas Pate.
August 2 L. w. HILL, ShJ.
NOTICE
A young man of steady habits and good moral
charm ter, well acquainted with Hook Keep
ing in all it; branches and of extensive up coun
try acquaintance, can get cDployinent by making
early application to . >
NICHOLAS HOWARD.
August 3 11 Jf
FTEK tho expiration of four months appli
cation will he made to the honorable the in-
foiior court of Stewart county when sitting for or
•».w — T __ t ^ dinary purposes for leave to sell the land and ne
of a desire from Severn! quarters which wm groefhelouging to the estate of Joa. ph White du|
- - - . .. 1 . .1— ceased (Thu lauds sold for tho benefit ol the
heirs and creditors) and the Negroes sold for the
purposes of a distribution. Terms cash
THOMAS M. DENNIS.
July 31 11 4m Acting AdinV.
Valuable Lunds for Sale.
aitK Hubscrilier iutentlnig to
- remove to the Gold Region,-offers for sale
the following lots of land Nos. 260,2C1,%0^208,
200, in the fifth district ol Troup county These
lots ul/ adjoin aud form one oftne first settlements
of land known in this country. There is be
tween 4 and 500 aeres of this settlement in a
high state of cultivation. For further particulars
loply to John E. Moigan. William Dougherty or
.4ugh A. Haralson ut La Grange. As 1 am de
termined to sell tho terms will he reasonable and
made to suit me convenience of purchasers Cash
prefer»*d however. EATON BASd.
a Grangef>l!i Juno A eow3m
8. The Recorder and Federal Union will
o _.j ihe above adverliseiijent two insertions a
month for three months and f orward their accounts
to me at this place for payment, B B.
mutter that may concern ns as citizens of a Repub
lican Government. The subject to which wo al-
judo is the proposed alteration of the Constitution.
The people have long and loudly called for a
reduction of their representation and taxation.—
They have at length elected delegates, the result
oLm'T. ^ Iiber “ li0n8 f ! ' !!“ prop ?“ e l «">«»ri-‘oryof Royster Until to satisfy one ^inalifi "tix
to rsnv ™ .7 rc ', n '"", 8 for , U , ,e ■ p , co j ,le , , horou 'i l,l >;fiwor of Thomas H. Wluto vs said Hath. U
m 7" *" b ject aud dcudo for tliemaelves i ec Bn ,| rct ,irned by a Constable. Property po
at the next election. If it merits their approbation, J v id
it should certainly receive it, as a like oppoitanily
may not again be ollbred. Follow citizens exam
ine it, ^
I 1 irst then we shall be exempted from tho year
ly payment of at least $25,001! taxes. This to Ilia
poor but honest and industrious part ofour citizens
will certainly present a powerful motive for rntif -
cation; nltd In all classes sack a reduction must at
least be desirable. Again, we Ituve been taught
to consider equal representation by otjual suffra-
ges, lo ho tho basis of true republicanism. In
other words, in n truly republican government,
that the vote of every citizen, should be entitled
to equal weight without regard to property ol any
description whatever.
Tho qnoslion, is, does tho cor.stitution as it is,
secure this republican principle? We think not
for slaves lioither are nor can bo regarded as any
thing more or less than property Of themse ves
they are a,- incapable of participating in elections
or legislature proceedings 11s the horse nr the ox.
They are not even hoard through their masters;
hut only give them that species of influence, that
a number of cattle or horses, housnsor lands would
under similar circumstances, and it seeins'diflicult
to conceive why those and all other species ol
property are not as much entitled to representation
us negroes.
Tile Constitution as it is, gives to the vote of a
singlo individual in one omity, owning five ne
groes; the same influence in electing represent,1
tivos. that is given to the votes offourfreo citizens
in an adjoining county, who may happen to own
no slaves
In looking over tho census wn find tho white
population of Glynn county to he 032, which en
titles it.to tworepi.'snntatives, while Uibli with
4,495 Baldwin with 3,143 undo number of others
with two to threo thousand, are entitled to two
each and no moro Now by subtracting the wlmo
population of Glynn from that of Bibb and Bald
win respectively; wo see that the negro popula
tion in Glynn, ns regards influence in our law ma
king power is equal to 3,853 freo white citizens
in Uiltb and to 2.521 in Baldwin; and that too
wltilo Bihh is pnyittg about ton limes the amount
of taxes for the support of Government that is
paid in Glynn. Columbia and Greene contrasted
with DcKalb. Ilubhersliam and others, lorm 0-
qually striking examples. For instance Green
nnd Columbia Ituve less than $5,000 each, while
DeKulb has over 0.000 nn. Habersham 10,262,
Green and Columbia have three members each,
and DeKalb olid //ubhershum no more. But if
we contrast Ilubbersltam with Glvnu, tlto injus
tice will bo loo glaring to lie countenanced lor a
moment for if Glynn be entitled to two represen
tatives. Habersham; will be fouud to be propor
tionally entitled to sixteen.
lit what way then could an equitable reduction
be nnd.t without rejecting the slave population as
a basis of representation? YVhere thon we would
ask is the consistency? where thu republicanism
of such u basis?
We have heard the argument used by those in
favour ol negro reprosentntionitliat it is tlto Fed
eral basis, and ought not on that ni-eotitit.lo lie re
jected; as it would uflord Ihe nnnslavchulding
States a pretext for altering the United States
Constitution- This argument is easily answered
by the fact that witliouUhe concurrence of ut least
four of tlto twelve slnvoltolding states the requi
site majority of two thirds of till tho stntcs could
not bo obtained; consequently no alteration could
possibly be effected. Wo may add to this tho
fart that Georgia is the only on* of all tho slave-
holding States that retains the principle of Sbivo
representation in their State Legislatures at nil.
All the above, with many other considerations
which might he adduced; urged forcibly upon our
minds the policy of ratifying tho amendments of
the Convention; and we douht not that our views
and feelings will find a response in tint breasts of
our republican fellow citizens generally.
SAMUEL WILLI AMS, Foreman.
H,
„ 7 STEWART SA r ES. I
ILL be sold, at the court house door, ui the 1
wV town of Lumpkin. .Stewart county, on the ’ «-j / u «.• ' *, .
lirst Tuesday in Sept. next, between U**unua/ P ^ *J; Li.uson, .Master,
hours of sale, the following property, to wit:* i j fe,,. J * **• Khowlcb, Master.
Oneioi oNhttd No. Win .he 20.1. 1 jSSHT
d stnetongmahy Lee now Stewart county Lev- Ship American-W, Mat t news, master.
®" a V7ZTn y „ 0f * an,e, M J * cks, : n l!n a Columbus—R. N. BhoeawAV, master.
satisly a n fa front Units superior court tit favor
ofN. B.& H. Wcod. Prnpertv pointed out bv
A. it. Fopo. }
Lot of land No. 107 in 20lh district of
formerly Leo now Stewart county to satisfy two
small ft fus in favor of Zuechuus Coleman \s
tiumuel P. 'Yountaus und James A. Newman.—
Property sola to/ the use of James A Newman.—
LcvioJ on and returned by a Constable.
Also, will bo sold at the same time one
Negro girl named Mnrult 12 or 13 year* old and
one house und Lot iu thu lowii of R’oanoak. All
Levied on as tlto property of Thomas II. M ulfortl
to satisfy ono fi fa issued out of Monroo superior
court in f tvor of Thomas Butler Jit Co. v s stud
Mulfnrd. Property pointed out by Joint Schley
plaintiffs attorney.
Also, will bo sold at the same time.—
Lot of land No. 47 in the 18 district of originally
loo now Stewart comity. Levied on as tho prop-
ety of Fedetick B. llullt to satisfy ono small ft
fa in favor ofThomas H. YVhito vs sttid lluth.—
Property pointed oat by James F.nnis p/uintifis
ajent. Levied and returned by a Constable.
Also, will bo sold at tlto sumo time.—
Lit of land No. 170 in'.tbe 22d district ol origiunlly
I I.«n now Stewart county. It" vied on as the prop-
Sale at ARcifoai
THE NURSCRIRERS
H AVING added two new Ships, fo thoir line
this yoar, will h« able to keep a continual
succession of voMicIs-through the business season
l b 0 y all coppei-fastumid, fii^t nailing vessels
of the first clas»»; built eYprossly i.jr the trade; .1
light draft of water, und commanded by expe
rienced mabters. Their cabins are arranged with
handsome accommodations, and provided with
beds, budding and every convcricnco for Passou-
gers.
ICTAI1 goods forwarded to the subscribers will
he shipped free of commission
E. IJURtMTTT A* Co
South Mir it Nan York.
Postponed Sale of a (Told
3Iind> ,
A G REEABLY to un order of the Court of Or
dinary „f the county of Juflar.un will be aolrl
at the Couit-housc in Clarkesville, Ilaberaltam
county, on the lirst Tuesday in Angus! next,
Lot No. 18. in the 4th Dist.
of Habersham county, containing 25() .\-
CUES, whir.lt wus drawn by and granted to
James Cotter—To be sold as a part of tho real
estate of Gen. Homer V. Milton, deceased, for the
benefit of the distributees of the said estate.- This
lot, by reputation, rontains one of tho most Valtiu
hie Gold Mines in Habersham county, both vein
and doposile, and will ho sold on the following
term.*: Ono third of tho purchnse money cash,
undone third at two equal annual instnllntonts,
w ith security for tho same. Tho fuIg of tho above
lot did not tuko place as originally advertised,
owing to unavoidable circumstances; but tho
public aro now informed that tho sale will posi
tively tuko place as now advertised, and that R.
L. Gamble, Esq, my attorney, will attend to the
saim^ EtlZA MILTON AdWx.
B^nur months after ilati*. tipjtlica-
“ tion will bo niudc to' tho honorable the inferi
or Court of Morn wether county when sitting for or
dinary pui noses for leave to sell ono half of the
lot of land known as No. 33, in the twenty fourth
district formerly Muscogeo hut now Talbot coun
ty. And :i!ho lot No. 535 in tho 17th district, und
2d section in the Cherokee purchase.
HURWELL G. PERRY, GuurtkaU.
July 1 —10—4rn
I TIOUft months afterdate application will bo
1 made to tho honorable the Inferior court of
of tho county ofTulbol whilst sitting for ordinary
purposes for leave to soil the real fstaie, uad
negroes belonging 4o tiio e*tato of John oneul
deceased, JOHN NEAL, ) >
EDWIN ON LAI., \ Ad mrs
Ji ly, 4—9—4tn
W Si;.NITER SALES.
ILL he sold on the first Tuerdtty in Sep
tember next at the place of holding court
in Sumpter county within tho usual hdurs of sale.
One lot of i iiid known as lot 230 in
tho 20th district o ( said county. Levied on as
tjio property of Fcdorick McGuire, to satisfy two
fi fa* issued from tlm Justices Court of Campbell
county in favor of John Totronco. Leviod ou
aud returned to me by a Constable.
August 3 MARTIN G. M1MMS, D. stiff.
O N Tiiur.-duy tho 15th of Augtit.l inn, will ho sold »f
Auvtioii.tl tmrotoro in Columbus (ho. an extettaivi,
su[i|"yo fD, y.(,,, TO K Oortsisttng alien’. Gingbamn
h.ks.lVimotl Mu.lth 1 >on<o.-tit-Itn, Lu.lt.-. I low, Pawittg
Silk, I lit is, Shoos, Boots. Also, ('amoiiti-rs Tools, Hartf-
waro, Cutlory, Molasses, Sugar, Cigars. Also, on* so.
rond Httml Lorrtugo and llarnoss u Rifle Gun, and a
shot Gutt, ,Vc.
Terms, all sums trader ono hundred dollars, Ca«h.—
hunts oyer ono hundred dollars, 9(1 days with unproved
Bankable pttpor. SAMUI L K. /JUDGES, At Co.
LoltimhusGa, August I—II—2t Auctioneer*.
Tax Collector's Sale.
* B7ILL bo sold on tho first Tuesday in October next,
* * between the usual hours of sale, at ihe courthouse
door in tho town of Hamilton Harris county tlw Iblluwiuc
property lo wit: °
One lot of land No. 81 in tho 9th district of
Muscogeo county. Leviod on us the properly of John
LockuRto salts y a ft (a issued fbr Ilia tax due lor 1832.
AIW, otto lot of land lying in tho 12,It district
or Marion county, known as No. 24ti, Levied on as thd
DM ibS. sra,n t0; a fi f4 - iMU<!d f »
Also, SOiacres of land being part of lot No. 60
in the Uni district of Harris county. Ia-viod on as tho pro.
n erl X °C. I .'. < l w " ‘u satisfy a li r„ issued for Ilia (3
IF1LL1AM DUKE. t. fc.
due for 1832
Augnst3 Jl
NOTICE.
William Lamliiii, Michael Unskin,
John B. Williams, Ezekiel McMichad,
William Porter, Tomlinson Fort,
Joel McLendon, Philimon Burners,
Thom. Williams, sr.Robert Applewhite,
Thomas Pate Uriah Tailor,
William H tlch, Joseph Sessions,
Nathan Chiton,
Wm II. Dismukcs,
Sparta, July 26. 1843-'
Df.aR Sir :—Ymtr favor nf the 13 '•
hashed my P'rticuiar cnnsidpriiton. a«
all yoar communications wilt have ; nn '
but for your (supposed) absence from
home, would nave boon more promptl
answered
Mv opinions on tbosn coot!itti*ion*l re
lotions which Rttbsis' between the Feder
al government and the states, have nevr-r
been concealed ; and I h»d snnnosed, wore
well known, at least in tho midland ports
of Georgia. The Federal government
was brought into existenee bv the Consti-
ttition ; wasere t'ed for stieritie tv'rooses,
cnmparnlivelv few, ho? of 'he hi diest na
tional imnnrt'inee. Restricted in its ac-
1 tion to tlm sphere prescribed to it bv 'he
Constitution, its value (o tho American
people cnllec'ivnlv and individunllv has,
and tn all prohabilitv will enn'inno to snt-
jsfv the highest exneetutions of those whose
wisdom planned it. On appropriate sob-
jecti, congressional legislation will contin
oe to advance the interests of tho whole
withnotlinfringing npon. or curtailing those
of any latitude or section in this widniv
extended confederacy. But it is quite
imnossihle to de-vise a general codo nf
municipal law, which would satisfy 'll"
deinarfds of one, without giving annoyance
to the other S'-'tes—and it was therefore
most wi«e'v ordained, that the sohjects of
Federal j-irlsdlction should be few, and
■those chi flv ol a nation* 1 haracter.
No one at all acquainted with tho It s-
torv of the Federal government and ts
several administrations can doubt its ten
dency to transgress the bonda r ie< prescrib
ed hv 'ho Constitution. That is abun-
rlnndv "veotnl fled in the cha-ter* of the
United States Bank, the Alien and sed\
I,)WS, hv no rnesits |tre 1 ‘ast rnoi-e-
,t,a T triffs of 1816 *.’4 nod *38.
mzW COACH SHOP,
COLUMBUS, GA.
r*N (1L subscribers respectfully inform tho puh-
Jl lie that they have taken a store house sit-
,late,I on Front street, between Crawford and
Thomass’roet, and immediately in the rear of
Tarver’s hotel. Tltey design keeping n general
assortment of Vehicles of all descriptions: con
sisting of coaches. Barouche gigs, Tilburrics-
Buggies, Gigs, Sulkies, Ac. They have also
made an arrangement with some of tho most eitti-
it Manufacturing Establishments of the Noflfe,
where they can at all times have articles builno
order lo suit the pi;-chaser, or no sale
JAMES JOHNSON & Co.
REPAIRING will bo L’xucutod in the
best siylu aud ut tho niiortest notice, on moderate
terms
DRUG ENTAULISHAlKVl
(ieorge TV. Fletcher, Co.
1 “ RESPECTFULLY inform tlto pub
lie that they have entered into a co
partnership, and intend to establish
themselves in the Drug Business, in
this place as soon as their goods can
be received from New York.
Thoir business Will be conducted orr n large
scale, and thoir e’.ock—connit>ting of well selected
Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery. Paints and Dye
Stuffs, und other urticles in their line—they trust
will be such as to induce such persons in the inte
rior a° nrc engaged in the business to make their
purchases of them. Physician* are invited to
tfead their orders, and aro assured they Will be
dealt with on tho most favorable terms.
Apalachicola, May 34—3—tt
P
out month, after data application will bu
nude to tho honorable llie Inferior Coort of
Tm-.p o-unty wltan sitting for ordinary purpose.for
alltlte real ert.it* nf Andrew Bhiddin
,*‘r deceased for the benefit of '' " md
creditors. HARDY MITCHEIX, Adtn
June 27-7—4m
G.rcen B Ball,
Kenedy Dcnard,
Neil McLeod,
We tho undersigned dojilifflentlroin soinutfli of
the above presentments as regard, the Federal
Basis.
Samuil Williams, Philemon Bower,
Nathan Clifton, Joseph Sessions,
Uohert Applewhite, William Lamkin,
John B. Williams, Michael Buskins,
Joel McLrnelnn,
On motion of James P. II. Campbell Sol. Gen.
il is ordered that the presentments be published
according lothe request of the Grand Jurv.
MARMADCKL GRESHAM'Clerk.
August 3 II it
H arris sales-wm i.« sow bT-
fore tho Court House door in the town of
Hamilton Harris county on the first Tuesday iu
Sept, next the following propert) to-wit;
The crop of John R. P age, consisting
if twenty five acres of corn and four acres of cot-
ion. l*evicd on as the property of John R. Page
to satisfy a fi fa from Muscogee superior court in
favor of David J. Britt, vs. John R. Pago. Prop-
erty pointed out by tho Defendant.
Twblotsof land numbers 111 nnd lit con-
taifRng two hundred two and half acres each,
whereon there is an excellent 8uw and Grist
Mill, with sixty acres of cleared land. Levied on
as the property of David Smith to satisfy a fi fa
from Harris superior court in (uvor of Charles S.
11. Goss, Vs. John R. Page maker, aud David
Smith endorser.
Road waggon and Yoke of oxen. Lov-
ied on as the property of Wm. L. Canantto satis-
K ** a fi fa from Jasper superior court in favor of
din Allen vs. Wm. L. Canant. Property poin
ted out by the dofendant.
On? negro woman named Sarah nnd her child.
Levied on as the property of Young Hays, to sat
isfy a small fi fu front a Justices court of Harris
county in favor of William Copeland vs. Your?
Hu\-a. Levied on and returned to me bv a Con
stable. W. F. LUCKIE, D. Sh'ff
One lot 6f land lyiog in the 19<h (it**
trict of originally Muscogee but nu\t Harris coun
ty. Known by No. 167 containing two hundred
two nnd a half acres, more or less. Levied on us
the property of Oliver T. Boulware to satisfy an
execution that imued from Augusta, Rirtimonfl
county 1a favor *of William Juckson. Property
pointed out by the plaintiff vs Oliver T. Boul-
wM LITTLETON WYNN, D. Sh'ff.
August
K an Doii.PH hatsjK=wanie
sold on the first Tuesday in Sept, next ut
the Court-house door in tho town of Cuthbert
Randolph county, wiihio the usual hours o‘* sale
the following property to wit:
One lot uf land No. 100 in the fifth
District of Randolph county. Levied on us the
property of Midleton Co wen, to satisly two small
fi fas issued from a Justices coutt in Jackson coun
ty in favor of John fSlecy vs. said Cowon. Lev
ied on und returned by a Constable this 23 ./uly
1833.
August 3 Z. BAILEY, Sh’ff.
flOWETA HAIjE—Will U. Fold ut
the court house door in the town of New-
nan, Coweia county, between the’.usual hours of
sale, on the first Tuesday in Sept* next, the
following properly to-wit:
Lot ol laud *\o 138 in tho 5?h district of
the couuty aforesaid. Levied on as the property of
James U. Reed, to satisfy ihree executions from a
Justices Court in favor of (sham S Rainey & Co
Pointed out by defendant. Levy made nnd re
turned to me by Colemnu B. Webb, Constable.
Levi Wiluoxons interest iu lot No. If)
with the improvements in the town of Newntrn
and parts of lots number 128 nnd 120. Contain
ing 100 acres more or loss with a good Gri st and
saw Mill thereon, whereon Levi Wilcoxon now
lives. Leviod on ns the property of tho snid Wil*
coxon to satisfy an execut'oji in favor of Dost-
wick it lloaird and sundry other (i fim vs. the
said Levi Wilcoxon, this 23th July 1633.
Also, ono liouso find lot adjoining the
to vn of Nftwnan wlioro Joseph Y. Alexander
now resides containing 15 acres more or /oss lev
iod on ns the property of said Joseph Y. Alexan
der to satisfy an execution from Coweta superior
court Janies Hutchinson vs. said Alexander and
Willium If. Anderson security on stay of execu
tion-
Also, one sorrel horse 8 or 9 years old
n done ox cart levied on as the property of John
H ells to satihfy nn execution against William B.
Pryor and said Wel/n in favor of James Hutchin
son. Property pointed out by Dofomluut this 31st
Ju/y 1833.
Also one 2 year old Bay filly one cow
and calf and one 2 year old heifer and ono year
ling 18 head of stock hogs. Leviod on as the
i pioperty of John C Stephens to satisfy an exer.a-
: tion on the foreclosure of u mortgage in favored’
Hugh Bru«ior.
Augusta DAVID DUKE, Sh'ff.^
At tht same tune and plUcc mill be sold.
Guardian's Sale.
ILL be ol I in the Town of Tulbotton Tul-
l cJU.ify, on the first Tuesday in
October next. One l.ot of Lund No. 210, in the
23d district of formerly Muscogee, now Talbot
county. The said bind htn good comfortable
buildings on it and ubout 40 acres cleared, sold
for tho benefit of the heirs of Robert McManus
dec’d. MARY McMANUS,Cuarimn
./uly 1 7 tds
mils; gt.at,
■JcsppctfuUy informs her friends
■“••'nrtd the public generally, that she bus taken
the house formerly occupied by Gen. Bcthune as
a law office, where she intends to con.mence tho
Mitxnary Business. She hopes that her experience
in Charleston, Columbia and Macon where she
was extensively patronized will insuro her u lib
eral support in this community. Mrs. Gray feels
herself dependent on her vocation for a support
fbr herself and cliil I, sho Iqpia hersyli’udequule to
tho task, provided she cun he constantly employed
she therefore earnestly solicits a generous public
to cull und exuininu her work. She feels no doubt
hJt she will he able to give satisfaction. All
orders will he executed with neulness and des
patch. June J5 4 tf
Oit.ii«\Ey,
OF F.ATONTON,
H AVING removed to Colnmbus, respectfully
tenders his services to tho Public, in the
Practice of
Medicine, Surgery, $\'c.
He will, in connexion with Dr. John A. Urqu-
hart, attend to all calls in any brunch of Medicine
and may be found ut his residence iu the house for
merly occupied by Mr. 11. 8inulr.
Columbus Jan 28—42—tf
NEW goodsi
f HE subscriber has just received direct from
JL Now York, superfine black,, blue, rifle
green and adolaide CLOTHS; bluck and fanny
colored Cuspimeres; blue, black, brown and green
crape Caniblots; green und black Bombazines;
Erminetts} white und brown French drill, black
watered and changeable gro dc nap, gro de swiss
ami Italian Lustring; light fancy ('alicoes, French;
and f^wiss Muslins; Ginghams und Cambrics
Hosiery of all descriptions; horse skin, linen und
silk Gloves; Ribbons, assorted; Bools und Hhoes;
and Ready-made Clothing, Ad. A very superior
article of genii omen’s black beaver llats.
May 18 52 tf E. E. POWERS
D Jultn Stud turn or thu lower Creek Nation tlo hereby
forewarn ull portions from trading for a Note ol htuid
usmguod by mo to lien. Huwkius.nnd I think witnessed
It) Mr. Milton for one lltoosund dollnrs un tho consid.ru.
lion lor winch tlto said Noto won given together with tho
Note was fraudulently obtained und 1 am dolenninod not
to pay U. . JOHN 8TEDHAM,
August 3 M a li Greek Nation July 30 J8&
neW establishment. "
tamin' s Hotel,
on ti M.vsnn & hasih.e's vvinz-uouso,
AUGUSTA, QEOKGIA.
TIIK Subscriber,'ono of tbe late prtji
printers ot tlto Engln'vt I’liu.-nix Hotel, respneh.
fully inloints Itis ft tends und the public genor-
ally, tli ut ho linn taken tlto upper part of that
spnetotis Fire, l’/oof WARE HOUSE formerly Mr. John
0. It oleomhu’s. where ho proposes toopeuv IIOTEI '
on the I5lli September neit. The lloutm was ortgJnalV
built with a view of up preprinting the upper part us a Boar
ding House, end is udvuiitngeously urinngedforthut pnr-
pose, and additional iinprovemoiils will be made as to ren
der the ueromuiodulions superior lor Hoarders and tiun-
siont visitors; Jle pledges Itimsolf to his patrons that in
point of comfort tmiro slntll not bo uuy exertion wuntud tn
render tins Establishment one ol decided proftronco
The Uoutits are Inr/to und iiry: each having a fire place
nndtwonun at pleasure bo turned into one by folding doors*.
To the l’lunters und Merclinots in tlto interior it Unot ne
cessary to give it fprtlter description ol the bnilniilg, us it
is generally known to be in the centre*f their businesti
There is a large und eonven ent stable with an oxten.ivd
enclosed lot for horses, eureful Hostlers will be ptovidel
to givo tito attention required.
Ho solicits a sltnre or patronage” and from his friends
Ilnur influence, which willut nil time endeavour to merlr
Front practical experience ho flutters himself lie wdl re
ceive illiberal ehnrc of their support. A first tuto Man
Cook is now uqdor engagement from Charleston. His Ta
ble und liar shullst ttirtimes bu furnished with the bust
this und tlto inuikets of Charleston uni. Savannah will uf-
furd - . JOHN J. BYRD.
07“ WANTED,—A first rule BAH KEEP.
ER and a few good SERVANTS—Apply es ubove from
4 to 5 o’clock. I»- M.
Auguxt 3,—VV-—2m
Commission receiving and furwaf-
ding House,
H
Ono l'*t of lam] in ('owuta county
j known ns lot Nn. 3'J in tlm Otli district of said
' county. Levied on ns the jiroporty of Thomas
Nariu to satisfy sundry fi fas from a Justices court
in fovdr of R. McKIcrrv vs. Washington Mnrtin
Tliomaa Narin and Samuel Nariu. Property
pointed out by Thnnas Narin. Levy made and
returned to mu by u Constable
August 3 WM. TERRELL, D. Sh'ff.
“'TROUP SALES. T
ILL be soli] on tbe hist 1 Monday in Sep
tember next at La Grunge Troup county
within tbe usuai hours of sale the fo!/owing prop
erty to-wit.
One negro fellow by the natnoof Abram
twenty two years old. Levied upon us the prop
erty of Littleton L Bmk to satisfy a fi /a from
Troup superiirf court iu favor uf Simeon Hal/ and
others, vs. Littleton L Bark «nd VVbitfiold IL
Sledgo. Property pointed out by Littleton L
Burk.
Aho, ono Side Board one looking Glass
two Beds nnd Steads one Gig. 200 Ihs. Bacon.
20H VMids Iloruspun one lot Books one Desk one
pair steelyards 8 head of stock cattle five Bushels
ol Wheat and three Barrels of corn. All levied
upon as the property of R. Stilwell to satisfy a fi
fu from Troup superior court in favor of Simeon
Ha/I vs. Elliat Hied and IL Stilwell.
August 3 D S. ROBERTSON, SJff.
At the same time and place, will be sold.
One Sorrel horse saddle nnd bridle one
yoke of Oxen and ten head of stock cattlo ull lev
iod upon hs the property of James T. Gordon t<*
satisfy a fi fu from Hancock Inferior court in fa
vor of Jacob P. Turner & C 6. vs. James T. Gor
don. Property pointed out by the Defendant
August 3 JOHN ARNOLD, D. Shff
““ * NOTICE. , “
rptip. ffuoffcnber having <lecrini‘<t
•*- business io Franklid Henry county Alabama
opposite Fort Gaines, in F<arly county, offers bis
lot for sale on which there is an excellent Cotton
Gin and parking screw. A roomy Dwelling
bouse and convenient store house. For terms ap
ply to U. IL Smith near Fort Gains, E.C.
July 15—llL^-Ut it. SIMON.
AJ.Ii ATO ONI!IT HOTEL.
ri^llE HtiltHcriher respectfully
informs his friends and the public generally,
that hu bus opened a house of entertainment, nf
ihe Allatooncy Gold Minos, in Cass county, the
shove place k a handsome and healthy situation,
with the ndVuntages of good spring and well wa
ter, and the pleasant mountain breeze, aid is sur
rounded with a romantic fmest, in the centre of the
Gold Region, Allatooncy, is45 miles f/omlhe Car-
roll Mines, 70 from Auraria in Lumpkin county,
and on the direct road leading from Aurariu, to tbe
Carroll (nines.
N. B. tho post office i« rotnovod front f)an-
fordvi/Ie Uf this place.
JOHN DAWSON.
July 0, 14 tf
For Sale or Kent.
T he. subscriber heiup; compelled
to ho almoin from Itis faintly, most of Itiu
time, oilers Itiu privuto rcsidonco on Jucktion stroot
fronting tho Mule Anutlomy foruuloor Rent.—
There is utluchiid to tliu premises, three acres and
a half of hind—und every neccuuary cunveniuiicn
in the w -ty of out houses. There tiro eight largo
rooms und ns many lire pluces and tliu house will
hu entirely finished hv tne 1st (Jet. Apply to Mnj.
Iverson of Columbus or Mr. Roht. IV. Fort ol Mu-
Jo,,. J. VV. FANNIN, jr.
T DltSNOLUTION.
Hr.partnership heretofore existing between
•cxibera and the firm of A. E. Pattou A (
Merchant Tailors
G. II. &i V. A. PA BODY
H AVE just r iceivod fresh from New York, a
fine assortment of superfino BUG AD
CLOTH; cohsiatlug of black ufae brown green
adelaid und mixed. Also, Bombokihea Vestings,
&c. which they will manufacture, to order in tho
most fashionable! stylu, (or iu any stylo to please
the fancy of thftir customers )and warrant * w hlgar-
munt, to fit. Gentlemen wishing to obtain dura
ble and fitrihionuble clothing, will do well to cull
and examine tor tlteitlselves,
ALSO, a supply of Fushumahlc Black
and Drab HAT8* and sunimei
am:
*
clothing: couHisting of Frock C piiv
_ Coatees; Pautuloons Vests, Round
icketa, Drawers, dire, of almost every description.
A LSO, a complete assortment of fancy article?
in their liue: consisting o( Stocks. Gfovos Sus
penders, Fine Linen Muirts, Cravats, ruffled and
plain Bosomp, silk and cotton pocket Hundkcr
chiefs, Clippers, Unibrellus, Ate. all of which they,
will sell ctieup tu! feio cheapest.
N B. Particular attention paid to cutting, aud
repairing done at tho shortest notice.
May 11—51—tf
Blanks for sale.
___.... AT APALACHICOLA.
IIV. umlcraigned have tormud a co-partnership undeV
■ the firm oft nicon'ir dr. Kiinbrongh for the purpose of
transacting uGeneral Agency Commission and Receiving
nod furwuriRng buuinoau. ^uing Im-purua to make tho
tiflunl udvanceu on con.ignhtent to thoir fiitinda in Ncw-Utw
lotin*. New York, Hultimore, Pliiludolbhiu, 1’revidence .
nnd Boston and disposed to devote their time exelusivuly to
the interest of lltosu cottfidiug hueinosato their charge huv-
itig nt.-ide tho neccsary arrangements to lorwurd Cotton
(0 Now York or olsewhere with expedition by vowels of
light draft of water at tho lowest rates of freight u liberal
shore of public patronage is respectfully •oliciicrl.
A 11. FWX’ONAR,
„ IVM. li. KimiiOVGU.
REFFERENCES.
Shorter, Tarver, ff Co. Columbus.
Gen'l. Howard, ••
Judge Colquitt, ••
Drs. Horry A’ Urquhart, “
P. 1). Woodruff,
fames IL Shorter Esq. N. York.
Gen'l. J{. K. Call, Florida.
HOn. J.M.. While, •
Doctor I). L. White, Gadsden county **
Appajuehicola August 3 11 tf
the sub
dissolved on the IM. day January Ias7 by mut'oral co°ri^nt*
Coluitibuo-Join July, 1833, KO\V W. W RIG 111'
JOHN st CIIIJ.DERB.
. .,. . A. E. PATTON.
The stock of good, will he .old at very reduced price,
lorcush only.EOtV. VV. .V lit till l\
BRUUGliT to Jail on tho Dint ult. two ne-
gro . men John und Edward who say they
belong to Sir. Nettloe of Miwiesippi, and
that Nelilee bought Mid negroes fn.ui II,m-
r 7 Bowman living near Port Hudson and
owman bought John from Cup. Ilrockiugton seven
miles from . hurlesum 8. C. and Edward from Joseph
Muybanksol C’lirisH Ghurch Paris near t.'harterton S. V.
John is about 5 leet 19 or 11 inches high, Mack complex
ion and spare niudc, Edward in about 6 feet 10 or 11 tm h-
es bight not quito so black and tolerable stout made with
two of his upper fore teeth oat, neither of said Negro*,
apnuk tiluin English. The owner is requested to coma
forward and lake them away according to law
. O. JAMBS TS. HOLLAND.
Augusts 11 3t j^lor
Tho Notches Gazette will give this 3 insertions und for-’
wardjhereammhUo^this^i^^
Medical College, of Georgia.
TUIE EECTIJUEKin this Institution «ita
rn. uUid at /lugustH, will commence tm the third Mon
day, (the 21 st) of next October, a lid continue fot six
months.
Tho Profeworg are:
L A. Dugas, M D—Of Anatoihy and Physiology.
Jos. A Evo, M D—Therapeutics and Jfateria Mtrdic®.
I*. D Ford, M D—Chomistry and Pharmacy
M. Antony, M />—Obstetrics and Diseases of WomoD
nnd Children. N
A. Cunnigharfi, M D.—Institutes and Fraction of
Medicine. , •
Paul F. Eve, iff D.—Ifis'ltntcs and Practice cf Surgery.
And Oorgo M Nowlin. M. D.—Prosecutor and De-
monstrator of Anatomy.,
In addition tu the above, Clinical Lectures will bo de
livered lil the City Hospital, and every facility ufforded'
the student for prafclical experience.
The fees are, fbr tho nix Tickets $)oo
Graduation, £|Q
.Matriculation, {&
Good Board, with Lodging, may be obtained at $13>
per month.
For particulars see Circuit issued in June.
AUGUHTU' B. 1*0NGSTREET,
. . President of Board of Trustee*.
L. D. Ford, Secretary.
Augusta, July 9 1833,
COLUMBUS FACTORY.
IHS establishment is now m operation, and is rea
dy to sell Coton yaruwl'vnriuus sizes low fui'cu.-b.
The highest prices will he allowed for gt.od ©oitunftt
' yr»>s»ifie Toly
T