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SATURDAYS JAN. Si, 1834.
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prietors.
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ty thereto.
In a short discussion in Congress, on the lltli
nit. upon some resolution introduced by Mr. Clay
'of Alabama, in which somo of iho members from
this Suito took tho most prominout part, our distin
guished representative, /mown in some sections of
the country by the name of Jim Craio," stated
that "as a representative of a certain portion of tho
peop/e Of Georgia," he was bound to sny that u
change had taken place in the minds of the people
of this State, on the subject oftlie Tariff—and toat
the " last Congress had so far iranqnilized” them,
that they were wiliingto make' n sacrifice. He was
remindodby Mr. Gilmer,the patrioiicund faithful de
fender of the rights of our Slate,that so far.ils being
the fact, that the people were reconciled to tho pres-
ont stale ol the Tariff and its policy in general, that
tho subject had actually been referred to ilia lust Le
gislature—and by Mr. Wilde, lie was also,reminded
that a meeting had been held by that very “certain
portion’’ oftha people of Georgia which Mr. VVnyne
represents, in which they expressed themselves not
.only dissatisfied with the Tariff us it now stauds,
hut emphatically instructed their Senators and Rep
resentatives to urge a modification of it. So much
for' Mr. Wayne's representations of the feolings of
the' people of Georgia. Avowing himself Us the
.the representative of a “ certain portion” ortho peo-
plo, ho may be allowed to speak for that portion:
hut we can assure him, thet there' are a portion of
the people whom lie does not represent upon that
subject, as well upon many,others of importance,
involving the safety, happiness and independence
of his State. That portion is the democratic patri
ots of the land, who, having no ends .to subserve
but the good of their,country, will not sacrifice,it
either to please Gen. Jackson, prfrom any servile or
selfish principle. Speaking of some amendments
to the constitution, lie opposed thoib because, the
constitution is "good enough as it is, if equitably
administered'" Who (fenies this 1 The Republi
cans desire no change bqt u return to its original
principles. Nearly all governments are good e-
nongh, if equitably administered: but when not
equitably administered, some amendments then be
come necessary. , The peoploot the Hlnto of Geor
gia know and feel, notwithstanding the statements
from Mr. Wayne to the contrary, that our govern
ment has not been administered equitably—that un
just and unconstitutional burdens nave been impos
ed upon the,South; for saltish and illegitimate ends.
When amendments are suggested to make thoso
lights and interests sale, which the constitution Ims
heretofore failed to render secure, we are told that
such amendments are not called for by the people
—that they havo become reconciled to the presort
hardens imposed upon, them by .the Tariff, and do
not doeiie any greater protection to their rights and
liberties thiin is how afforded them. Such language
may bo very properly held by the toe.s of the injur
ed, insulted South, and by tho advocates of that po»
liey which must ultimately reduce them to poverty
and subjugation: but such can never be the Ian
guage of those, in whose bosoms lingers the least
attachment to the prosperity of the State and a just
administration of public uffuirs.
Some, weeks ago. an editorial article appeared in
this paper,’tiiutTiufossor Daw would bo pleased
will* a situation in south Southern College. The
paragraph was prepared at the request of a gentlo-
mnn, from whom we have recently received a letter,
requesting us to stato to tho public, injustice to Fro-
fesssor Dew. that the 'publication Was made without
.his knowledge or Consent. Tho information ulford*
ed us, resulted from a'construction given to n con
versation hold by the gentleman above alluded to,
with one of the Professor’s relations.
Toe Message of Goy. Gsice, to the Legisla
ture of Alabama, communicating the correspond
ence of the Executive , with tho Special Agent of
tho General Govornincnt F. S. Key. Esq. which
we this day publish, was inadvertently deferred ul
any earlier period; Though somewhat behind the
times, and divested, moreovor, of- a portion of its
interest, by tho fact tlmt the unpleasant controversy
between that State and tho U. S. Government, in
relation to the removal of the intruders, is settled by
the sale of tho lands, it is nevertheless inserted
ns an important document in tho history of tho
controversy:
Congress.— The apparently interminable dU-
-cussion on -the rebtovul of the deposilus, wus still
progressing in both houses of Congress on the
Ititb.our lust date from Washington. No question'
had been taken on that nr any other subject of im
portance in either branch. Unable from our limit
ed spaco, to publish oven a summary of Congres
sional proceedings, we uw.nl some definitive action
in that body, before wo attempt to lay before our
•uearlors a history of their actings and doings
Banks.—Tire Bank of-llte State of Georgia has
established a Branch of that Institution at Athens—
and-' • , v
The Bank of Darien hits established a Brunch
at Auraria, Lumpkin county. .
Tho Stockholders ol tho Bunk of Virginia havo
fosoindod, by an overwhelming vote,'the contract
niado by the officers, of the Bank, with the Secro-
■f-jry of tho Treasury, in relation to the doposiles,
Nearly a milion ot dollars specie, Ims been ro
ccived from Mexico, at New Uileuns.
Litllnmi Waller Tazewell, E.-q , Edward
Walt* Esq. of Boltetoiirt; anti Peer V
Daniel, Esq. of this cjtv, were respective!.
nominated. ‘ James J/cDo.Veil,' Jr. Esq.
of steckbridge, (a member of the ileus,)
was nominated, but withdrawn at ihe reques
of Mr, McDowoll himself, present in the
House.
Thu several nominators, of course, ex
'Ousted eulogy in behalf of their nominees;
but.it may be said generally, llmt Mr.
Tuzewoll was objected to as a Nultifier,
and supported on ilte ground of his illustri
ous flbilifies.iHinl uniform adhesion to the
principles, interest and honor of Virginia.
Mr. Waits was objected to, as of doubtful
orthodoxy, in some of his polilical tenets,
and supported as Anti* Secession, Ansi*Nul-
lifica/ioii, and as for the Proclamation, and
also for Mr. Clay. Mr, Danielwasobieci-
ed.to, its ubscuro in b; s >93 notions,-and ns
a supporter of the '-Proclaim/ion, of flier
powers that he, and o'' Mrl Van Boren.—
Ho, was supported as -a ’98 Republican, as n
supporter of the Administration, and as an
experienced Executive'Officer. Mr. Me
.Dowell’s merits, ns lie instriiitly withdrew
himself, drill his demerits, were not di
scerned upon.
First Ballot.—Tazewell G7* Watts 46,
Daniel 40. MoD.iwm*. 8.
Second Ballot—Tazewell 85, Watts
53, McDowell 22, Daniel 3. - V
Wp congratulate the Stato upon" Mr.
Tazewell’s election, both in consideration
of that gciilleman’s Superior and brilliant
claims, niid the sign lltut is thus revealed
to the world. We learn-that the Kitchen
Cabinet was staggered by tile Vote in tho
election of Public.Printer, and confounded
by the Richmond movement on the (ilepos-
ifos; lot them henceforward and. forever,
give up all calculations upon this ancient
and renowned coiii(tionwoiilih. Rilchia
may send Jackson the reply of.Cains Ma
rius: “Go <md toll your master, you have
seen Caius Marius, sitting on the ruins of
Carthage. ' ' . ,
From the Richmond Compiler.
The election 'of Mr. Tazbwsll will
give universal satisfaction throughout the
State. His high character as tin individual,
his distinguished talents, and honorable
public service,.render tile selection the best
that could have been made. The Legis
lature might havo looked through tiio whole
Union, and found no fitter man. In this
instance it may be truly said, that the man
suits the place. He will illustrate the of-
fico itself, mid be such u Governor as Vtn
oinia should ettor have. Mr. Barbour de
livered a handsuhie address in suppoiting
his nomination. We are proud to announce
an election so honorable both to' the Legis
lature and the Stuto.
charged w tit inconsistency in his fondue*
'■maids G.o'rgnt and Alabama, in case-
rerisely similar to'each other; and.of re
misshess in lri« dutv, ip not having apprised
Congress in his nibst-ge, of the diiCimhy-
Mr. St..w ui, not conceiving that there
■vas any present necessity of going into the
discussion of the subject, moved to lay the
esolmion on. the table, but withdrew his
motion at the request of
Mr. Lowi's, who urged the necessity of
speedy action of the House.
Mr. Julies, of Ge-.rgio, then took the
floor in support of the resolution in a speech,
the report of which must also bo deferred,
r... . ri„ .1... lc
Married, on the, 2d or thisTniontlt, at the Man
tows, near fl'inchcstor, Virginia, by the Rev. J'
•E. Jackson. Thomas G. Gordon. Esq of Cotuin.
bus, Goo. to Miss i-'kances. yomlgosi daughter u>
the iato Col. Charles MagilL.
COAI3IKIIC1AL
COLUMBUS MARKET—JAN. 25
■ Cotton.—Tliougn oar'river is in 'fine navigable
order, and steam boats uro constantly running from
this to Apalachicola, tho cotton market is in ridlicr
a languid stato—hat little is brought'm ; und tin-
price may lie quoted at 7 1-2 to 8 1-2 coats. On
. _, , - , - , VV’cdnosday-lusl, wo understand 3cunts was refus-
for the present.- ;.[In the course of his re.-. ^ y ura c | 10 i ce lot .
marks, Mr. J. slated as a .fact, within ahj Augus.-a, Jan. 21.-C«lte ) , i _Wo have still fS
niost h;s peinon.il knowledge, llitit when, note a very dull market: hud ,,rices iKtimaf to.-bo
Owan was. killed as an intruder on Indian gradually Moulining, Wo quutu tlio, tango of die
lands, t'11'0 land he occupied was not desired '[H nt raV“ l 15 f**® caius < aullvory littio offer-
VIRGINIA.
Election or Govebnob.—In tho Virginia Lc
gislalutd, on tile Tilt lust the election of Governor
to succeed tlio present incumbent, resulted in tho
cholco of Littleton WallebTazewell,-late
Senutor in Congress from thut-Stalo. From tho
snhjuinbd extracts from Richmond papers, it will
be scon that the friends, ol State Rights navo abun
dant cause of gratification at their triumph in this
election; and wo mast cordially congratulate them
on tho result. In addition to tun distinguished cha
racter and eminent abilities of Mr. Tazewell, ho is
known to be astern advocutocf our principles, and
to hove been tlio earliest, most zealous, ahd niost
efficient opponent ol tlio doctrines ol tho procla
mation in Virginia. This election, and tho indica
tions of public seniunept id reference to tho remo
val of tlio depadles, nru strongly ominous of the
fate of tho prmciptos of tho present Administration
pud of Mr. Vun Huron's prospects in that Statu.
• From the Richmond Whig.
Yeslord ty, tho Gumirtti Assembly pro
cueded to /hit election of a Governor, to
pucceedlhe present tucuutbeui, Gov. Floyd.
Vor many weeks, this election has caused
the .highest degree ol inierost,' hs mdicu
tivo of the Mute of political parties, and .
corresponding degree ot activity in tiie po
hijcql circles uf mis city.
bv the Indians, but by aimllimr whhe-seitlcF
who obtained possession of it within fur ty
eight hours after Owen’s i In at It.]
Tho Resolution was, ai'/er sume fttrfhcr
discussion, posipoued.
From the Savannah Georgian 15th.
We uuderslnud that our" enterprising
fellow townsman, Mr. William Williams,
so well -known- fof Iris new and j-'pon
Ojj application of powcr'tn'"raisilig"hou
sus, and sunken objects, lias sent on pro
posals to: the owners'of the steamer Geor
gian, lutely tiunk in tho Chaltaboochon
with a valuable cargo, to raise her and tier
curgo. The citizoes of Savannah, who
have for some’ years past been.accustomed
to seeing Mr. Williams raising some of the
largest wooden houses here, well - know
flip power of t/tP levors he uses. A littio-
more than two years ago, when ho olfered
io the' Logisiatbro to removo tho obstruc-
fions-in the Savannah river, caused by lugs
sunken and imbedded m it, lie was kind
enough to show us a model of his machine,
ry, its modus operandi, and tve wore fully
convinced of its practicability. Sinfce fltut
timo, prior to which be had applied tho
power to raising houses only, lie hasjsever-
al times raised objects from tho river, and
he Iras just- finished a job similar to ihai t
which ho offers to perform for the owners
of the sieatner Georgian. He hiisrecently
raised tho steamboat Alaiamalta tviilt her
cargo, which Whs sunk in the Savannah,
near Purysburg. This practical illustra
tion of his skill and competency to effect
what he proposes 10 do, will, wo presume,
be decisive with tlio Owners of the Geor
gian, whether or not to accept Ins proposals.
CONGRESS.
House of Representatives—Jan. G
The House suspended the rule, for the
purpose of emtbling Mr. LEWIS, nl Ala
bama, to oiler the following resolution:
Resolved, That the committee on Indi
an Affairs bn instructed to uiquito whether
the provisions of the treaty of Match, 1832,
With the Creek tribo of Indians, ill the
Suite of Alabama, be inconsistent with tho
sovereign right of jurisdiction of said Slate,
within its limits; anti whether .the .execution
of said treaty has- so far conflicted, or is
likely to conflict, with the operation of tho
laws of said Stute over tho country ceiled
by such treaty; and if so, to require, Wheth
er some act of- legislation, consistent with
tho rights of said Indians, may not be ne
cessary to prevent such conflict; und /hat
said committee havo leave <0 report by bill
or oiliorWijo.
Having presented his resolution, Mr.
LEWIS went at largo in:o an 'exposition
of tlio rensons by which ho conceived . it to
bo supported, a report of which is render;
oil impracticable at ibis moment, by tire
regulation of the mails, a'id the necessity of
closing our paper in lime tk hieol them.
After stating tho na/urit of tho dispu'O
hcuonon tlio Stato and tho Government, ho
said that wlreii he loft homo all was qui
ot, and universal congratulations were ex
changed on tho prospeet that the orders of
tho President, to pioceed to a forcible re
moval of tlio settlers on Indian Lands would
60 doforred ;■ hut since /tis arrival //o had
received loiters stating that a largo burly
of military force had been concentrated at
Fort Milcholl, and oidnrswnruoat lui ilium
to net on tlio 15th of January ins'. Under
these circumstances, he hud written to the
Secretary of War, inquiring into the truth,
and had been told, in answer, that tho time
could not bit extended, und ibe 'order baa
not been revoked. Under thesn circum
stances, bo could no longer ahstuiu (rout 111
voking the iutcrposiiiqn of Congress to de<
vise some measure which should prevent
tho necessity of a resort to force, and obvi
ate the otherwise impending collision of the
two Governments. -
In tlio course of his remarks, Me. L. was
very severe ou the Exucti/ivu, whom Ire
_ Thu subjoined pruoonilhiffa nf n plililic meoiins in
Grennviliori. C. ato inserted for the purpose o! allow
ing tho highly uxeited stuto of fi'cling existing with
a poitinn ot litjg penplo, on tlio subject of tho until
of allogiimco imposed by the Into Legislature, "on
lira Olliicers uf the militia.
At a ntpeiing of a respectable uuntbef of
the citizens of Greenville in primary 'assem
bly, convened at Sherman’s Store,’ on Sat-
urday the 4th ins/. Col. Wilson Cobb .whs.-
called to the Chair, and Mr. lleury S.itur-
itiun appointed Secretary. The lo/io'witig
gen/lemen wore then appointed a Commit-,
tee to draft a Preamble and ■ Resolution!',
Viz: J. -H. Ilarrison, Esq. Capt. -Hunry
Smith, Capt. Adam Joues, John Richard
son, Esq. and Mr. Silas Holloway, wire al
ter a short rutireineit/, offered the follow
ing, which were unanimously adopted :
Whereas, the Legislature, at,lire ses-dob
in Ducembor lust, passed it law for the
Miliiiity Organization' of ibis Stuto, which
wo nro satisfied is uncuastiluiionul, ex post
facto, null, void,- Hun. 110 law : Because it
vacates all tire Commissions in the State,
which no law can rightly do : Because the
Legisla/urc has assumed and exorcised /lie
monstrous power ofappoiiitiiin allihe Gen
eral Officers, in the lirsi instance, and pro
vided for the appointment, by them, of all
the inferior officers ; thereby, depriving us
of any choice of our Rulers ,* Because an
odious Tost Oath is imposed, which, to nil
intents and purposes, disfranchises the
wltq|e Unioii i , ariy—because they wilt
uot take tho O.a/h, and we will servetunde'r
no man or men ihatdo take it : Because it
is in direct and - manifest disparagement ol
fne.obliga/ions we are under to.the United
States,as the following consjdora/ions abun
dantly prove—.In order to understand tho
moaning and intent of the Oath, (we mean
both fhii/ in the Military Law and the B\W
to amend the’Constitution) wo must iecur
,tn thn OwiiuH'ffi na lhtniultnritv tiv lvii'- 1 -
they pro required. The Ordinance af
firms, ilia/ “PnrnniOum'. AIIogiance is due
»t... ■
■ savannah, Jim. IS.—Ciittan.—Tho mile uf l ip
Jlnml inis wiiuk amounts to nhuui halos, ut nil
prtena from St In41 I.« coots, i'hu pfi ncipul solus
navo haiia in tim niSigUburtioodat Jo coats ut winch
rota u tujr anurago oi tan crop can mtw ha purchased
Taa J-t-.i'-tit-f uj.itlhua, iBuilariiiu/'anil taorn is liUL
littio lii-pusiuon imiuifcoleil thspuciiliitu at tlio pics
cut comparatively hm putics. Oil thii uthcr liuuit,
tho siock fur s-iiu is niiusuully light, au( j thu iiuiin-
lily uriiving is small,
C’ltABLKsruN, Jan lit.—■ Cuiluu —Tiiu uillsvoiu-
tile wismliur suit cumiuaing, has bu (# , : iho cuuso uf
provuiUiiig upciultaiis to aaji cunsiuuiublo extern,
i no (Jfflm jn'ii has hmm guuil, anil tho shies jinn mj.f-
d/uig tlcsciiplionS hat a huun in ratliur muro request
than thuy were lust .wuuk, and in rmuurltvu in-
btaiiues a slight advance lias beau nhluinod on tins
qauliiy ' ■
New-Obi.ea.ss, Jun. Iff.—Bat littio was. done
yesterday luthu great staplo—uuo sute gl ]4U bates
Louisiana, ut id i-Zceuls.
COLLmYIUUS .
JOCKEY CLUB U.iCES
Over the ttfcstcrn Course, about one mile
distant Jruiu tlic Citjj.
VjnHE follutying JOtlKilV tiufli' l’URriEs
B will he run lor yvet the ahuyu course, tapjor
the'exclusive cmjtihi and diiectiuuut Lhq hiowurds
mid OlHcsis of tjin' Cmh, cunmiuiicing uu reu hist
Tubsuuy, the 25th uf, March next and iii-uU-
nan F^VE UAlfS. ireo fur any ahtroi Horse, or
(joldiag m the United ritums. jboiurflc;r neauty
imd eieguaco, is. uat surpiusod uy uuy in tiourgu.
Exioasivo accomir.aditlions ar.6 prepared, and ait
lovers of good spurt urn invited to attend.
Fust day, March 2atli—Ouo mile heat?, fur a
did shiver Uup, nml oiitraaco niuney. .
riocond day, March 2Utii—Two mile iioats, lur it
•pursd of $ 25U.;
» Tuiid day, Mari h 2Jlh—Fkrco milo houts,for a
parso of S ,JuO.
Fouriit day, Murcti 28tli—Four milo heats, for a
riurst of SUU. ’
Fifth day, March 29th—.Milo Iioats, best o in u,
hiip'hjjiipi.lor ,lhd gate nod entrnncu monoy.
jVeiglits &e. ncccording to Ilia rules of tho Wes-
fefn coursev - .
! Tlio lulcs of tho' Central Course, Ouluinoro,
havo been udopioil with some few ulierntians.
By Order,
’ 3EFMOU11 R. BONNER, Soer'y.
" Jnnunry 4 42->U
•t Tlio rtouthern Recorder, .Vncon Messenger,
and Moittgomory (Ala.) Journal, will please give
the above three insertions, und forward tlioir uc-
ccouiits to S. it. B. Colutnbus, Gn.
JS'E W G O O D & '
. * J. S. SMITH.
Ycxt door to the Co/vmbus Bank
Ci.uLUStnus, Ga. -
AS just reneived mi extensive assortment ol
iLH. Cloths, ready main Clothing,//uts, Boat;
and Stines, Ac.—Which ho is offering for sale, n\
reduced prices, for cash only ■ fits'slock consists
in part of the following artiolos viz:
lllqo, black and invisible green cloths ,
Hindi ensimeres
Blue and black satinetts
lt!;icl; vil/t velvets
F'g'd. silk vestings
Fmo Irish linens
While l’ongeo li'dk .
Flagg do do
J tin ok /tnlhtii cravats
Black ami colored horscskin gloves
Bonvor and dog shin do
Woolen, cotton rind sil/. half liTtria
lMuin und pinitod, snttin ami liomhaziac stool a
Plain black mid blue velvet do
While hair nml figured do
Blurt collars and hiisuins
India Rubber cotton and sillt suspondors
Cloth caps, pant ilooiis. straps Arc,
liiuuhj Jidda Clothing,
Blue black brown, olive, invisible green cloth
Fruch, arid Dress Coals
Pantaloons of every damnation
Bloo. black cloth, silk vuvpl and Colton velvet
vests -
Dark and while Valencia and iWnrsnilles vosts
Brawn cloth over coats
Blnc/r Petersham do
liluo, black ghats liair, cii'tih/et cloaks .
Blue cloth do '
Bjirtiiish wrappers do
Ladius’ (iloaks
Fmo fiiien ami cotton net shirts.
He also carries on the
TAILORING BUSINESS’
■ ... xu ut* -it lV
COWETA SALES.
i j|i> the iirat Tuesday in March next* Will be
ir sold, at the Court house door in the town of
Nett nan, Cowetu county, tho following property,
to wits
Lot of land No. *259, in the first district # of paid
county, levied upon as the properly of* Lewis
Knrnp, to satisfy un execution Korn a Jowtice's
t'ourt in Wnrren county, in favor of Duvid Cooper,
for tho use of Nnihaniel Bailey.
A ho, lot of Mnd. hnrtiher not known, in the 5th
district ol s-iid county, heinctlio lot where Jacob
t ■ irly now reside*, levied on ns the property ol tho
said Jacob Giily. io Hatisfy an exerution in favof
of t'atiinrine Baker, for ti»e 0*01 of Jacob L. Ahrrv*
dam. DAVID DIJKF., rth'T
January *5
SVEAVAUT H \ g.ICS-
ILL BB MOLD on tiie tind '1 uesday in
y ¥ March next, at UiOjCourt Honao door, in
the lowu of Lumpkin, Slfcwart county, the follow
ing properly, to,wit:
One lot of land, No. 183, in <hn 31«t district of
Stewart, levied on es ihn property of Benjtimin
Minton, to Hnlisfy . a fi fa is<KS€d horn a Ju-tiee’i
Oouit of ? county, in Ikvw of Freedom
White vs. Raid Minton; levied and retutned by
Daniel C. Parker, con*tublo-
AIaoV lot ‘J27, in ihe *2‘lth district of Stewart, le
vied on as the property Of Lpcy /fillmttis to aatia-
f)' a li fa issued from the Supeiior fourl ol iticli-
mond county, in favor of J. L\ PliHnot vs Lucy
/FilliUms; property nuinled out l»v Lolmn Moignn.
L HILL, tfh’ff.
January 25
~3WAttIOS ♦ \ JjKH “
W ILL sold, at ihe C n .It lfon«e diror. in the
toWn ol Moire, Marion county, hetwo^i
the usual hours of .<alo, on the first Tuenday ia
March next. ■ .
One lot of land .No 28. in the 29th district, of
Originally Lee, now Marion county, levied oh aa
the property of Linsnn L Jackson, to satisfy vun-
to ail’those who nmy favor him with 'Uieir eus
loin.
JUuY25 25—if
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Btf Wholes ale.
/■in HE Sulxcriber will soil fo- cash, or cXcli'nngO
SI for liojtim, the folluvvui!; troojs—'1’ho uniiro
cargo of tlio Schooner Now Packet, Capt, Ratim.
and Il ls employed an experienced worlraVuh. F. A. j , iry p, j„ j-, V o ur u „ltor L Campbell and
Fairchild, and will .endeavor to give satisfaction fotfimtim B»tt»n vs. mid Jncksim: properly Bold
mUf I for thu use of-jElisha Cloud—levlCil on and return
ed by Archibald McPherson, constable.
EL1AB JONES, D.Sh’ff
Jaminry 25 .
Georgia, Trovp County.
FEBRUARY ADJOURNED TERM, IM3.
•77ic Inferior Court, siltmg as a Court of Ordinary
—Present thoir honors Joel f). Ncirsom, Daniel
grans and gdmitnd S. Harris. Justices
XJ9i r LE NIKV-Upon tho petition of Jus.
fi.U Road, stating to tho Court, that Fsnm Tor-
Udr, Into uftliis county, deceased, did in his Ida
lime, oxi-cuto to linn, tho said Re nt, bis t-ond Ov
written obligation to execute titles ton'coituin par
cel "r piece of Inml, lying nml being in the comity
of NevYton, known nnd distinguished by lot ATo.
118 in the 10th district originally i! miry county, so
much of said lot as lies on the ninth side i f dm
branch, running tlnO-q-h said let, nnd rti night with
the brant-.h to tlio wost line.— Y\ hith sxnl bond is
Aurovvilli filed with this petition: nn . it being fur
ther hti-.tail in snid petition, tl at tiie said l .soin
Tumor departed this tile without having executed
titles, find die said Jnmos ltosii having petitioned
litis Court for an ord'-r directing the Adiiiinistra-
-Xrgv. , ,,-vrvi -
dell, nrrivod at ApidaCliiooli.
27-1 sacks l.ivornool G. A. Halt
290 harrclK old su|iorior,ryo whiskey .,
20 do 2nd proof Gin
. 211 do Appla Brandy
25 cti8ns Connecticut Clicmto
40 hags Rio, nidv crop coliite
250 hams superior Bacon
40 boxes Prunes
too bnrrells Bultimoie. Ilovvnrd Street Flour
20 bnrrells Moss Beef, for family esn ‘
10 largo boxes summer dipt Candles
20 da do best quu/ity Sonp
2 pipes Cognac Brandy ,V-
. 2 hall pipes L P. Madeira Wine 1 Lttblo |o
1-4 cask Alulntsy do [Duhonturo
1-4 do Toneiiffe do ■ J
(lit kegs Nails 6tl. 7d-8tl. lOil. I2d.20d.24d.
bv tiie citizens to tire State alone,' ,mil on
ly obediuiico to aiiy oilier power nr author
ity, to whom a control ovor the in has been
or may bo delegated by, tiie stale”—thus
assuming tho' monstrous 'position, that lire
United States is a foreign power or author:
ity, and us great a right in the State to
“delegate” a control over us, to any other
Foreign power, Great Britain, France,' or
the Ottomfiii-Porte; and this is the trim
meaning and gist of - tire matter, when
stripped of (lie thin, veil of me/apliysicu! ar
tifice under which it has beon shrouded.—
And ure wo. ready fur this ? Nb ! ‘lit
were better for tho District to he tlio cd-
tnetery ol freemen, ihuii /lie habitu tioa of
slaves.” “Let our bones whiten, and our
blood enrich, our hills and dales first.”
if further proof were wanting, it is found
in tho rejection ofu proviso, by way of a.,
ntoncinicnt, offered by a distinguished add
patriotic Senator,.in tile following words:
“ Provided, that nothing herein contained,
shad be construed so ns to imp.iit', or in any
maimer affect, the Allegiance uow doe, ac
cording to the Constitution of litis Stato and
of tlio- United States.” This' was voted
down, 30 to 13. Now, is not this too. plain ?
Comment is unnecessary. Again—The
new divisions into which tho Stato is to bb
cut up, is ouly un insidious sublet fuge, to
get ovor the Consiirh'tiotial objection.of leg
islating meit out oi ofliiq, wire are commis
sioned during good behaviour. This liiil-
ed some years ago in inspect to the Clerks,
soimi of whom hold tlreir offices to this day.
Therefore Resolved, thu/ the Paramount
Allegiance of tiie citizens of this country is
only, rightfully, duo to themselves; and con
stitutional Obedience to such other domes
tic power or authority, tho Slate and tho
Uuited States, to whom a control over/item
lias been legally and voluntarily delegated.
Resolved, That lire law for the Military
Organization of this State, corn tins provis
ions derogatory to inherent ant] inalienable
rights and privileges, which wo /rave.dulo-
gated to no power or authority on earth.
Resolved, That the said law shall nut bn
imposed on us; and wu oxltitt/ our Military
Officers to hold their'Cdininissiotis, in defi
ance ol it, until flrey ard ejected by dire
course ofiatv.
Resolvedi That tve will never do militia
duly, or bhuy nay oflicer who takes the
Oath. .
Resolved, That wo will s/aud by our of
ficers to tlio death, who ate men of our
choice, in resisting said law,
Resolved, That ire posse, that may or
can be mustered, to enforce said law, qr in
flict its .penalties, slrrii ( dotcr us from pur
purpose and firm dutermiiiniiou no/ to sub
mit to it; and wo warn all whom it,may
concern, to bo nssitred that we tire in sober
earnest, ami wo scorn empty gasconade.
Resolved, That wo do liutelty invitu out
fellow-citizens throughout lire Snd", to rui!>;
with us in defeuco of the coustittiiinn ut its
last gasp, und holpus to save it, or dio with,
it—for life without liberty has no charms
let us.
Notice. ■
/•■HIE Copartnership of HYDE, CLEVE-
JL LAND itjt CO. at Novv-York, and Hyde '&
Cleveland, at Charleston, was dissolved on tlio
2finst. by mutual consent. Tho businots of tho.
Iiuitnership will be settled by either of tho subscri-
tjcrs.’ut No. 8 llanovor st. or >itthe Officu of Hyde,
Him is & Roosevelt, Charleston; 8 C.
SIMEON HYDE,
U EORG E C LEVEL AND, Jr,
; "'O'?* Tito Subscribers having putchasrd
the Stock of IIvdk & Cleveland, and taifon tlio
stnro recently occupied by them, will cuntinuo thu
It'hotcsidc Hardware Business, nt (he corltor of
King und Liberty sis. Charleston, 5. C. under the
firm of 7/vde, llARitts & RooskVelt, and aro
now oaoning a largo and splendid stuck of Shef
field; Birmingham, Domestic uml 'Fancy HARD-
VVARB, vvl tell tlioy offer on liberal terms.
SIMEON HYDE,
WILLIAM HARRIS,
H. LATROBE ROOSEVELT.
Oelober 18.18M . 35 whin
.S'l’EAM PRACTICE.
Fresh Lobelia.
A FEW pjrakagds of this extraordinary nndi-
dicin' “ ‘ " '
for sale by
dicinc, direct from the Shaker society-Kind
G. W. DINLLUiDD '
i
ERESli O AliijiEM SEiiiBo.,
- For stilo, by
Or. . -IF. Dillingham.
' ■’HE seeds were raised by tlio Shakers, nt En-
. licit),-tho lust seiisont arid cunsistsofulaiost
oyory variety, suitable for the iniirkot,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS."
’ill'- , AT THU
•:■• .Columbus Book Store.
T IIE subscriber liasou li.iml, and will sell cltonp
litrcusli,
Violins
Flutes, 1,2,3 nnd 4 key'd
Filed - -
Flageolets ,
Clarionets
7/urindnicans
Music Rpxes, &c. ite.
Atm, n getiurnl nssorimcnt of Frlntsfsa'ch os
Birds, Fiowora, Hands, Vidvirs, Ac. togetliur with
a JrVhoml asjjrtineitt of Fancy Artiolos.
E. SIGOURNEY NORTON.
January 25 35 if
'Wffi§ifikM«;4.4 1-2.5.5 t ; 2,G&C 1-4 iacti <>>8 said FAtm 'Tamer, jjeconswl, to exocato
G4 liars Iron i 1-2 by 1-2 and 3-8 inch i '<> ‘,“"1 lt '’' , t*' . r ; ,r P ,cc ® °*. P” 0 ® 1
at ,b> (In 11-4 bv 1-2' dll of land, In comphnnce with said lamd. ft is or-
41 do do 3 1-3 by 1-2 ' do .' | dered that.notice bo
39 eases &' kogs ModioniUiof every ilusciiption
4 cases Rrushds, Fjshing Hooks, Lines Ac.
arranged for country stores
34 cases Hardware of every doscriptioil
1 case German stamp Mill Smvs
-<to-trerousaUn t*«j Hint IzOIlltOQ '8)l)^lC SDq
doublo barrelled Shot Guns
2 do do (In UiUcs
J caso Cnrpontor's Tools
4 cintps Liverpool nnd China Wore assorted
for country stores
'209 renms Paper
4 cases- Bonks' and Stationary, comprtsmg
i School, Law, Medical nnd Miscellaneous
works', blank books of every description Stc.
1 case fancy reticles: Bonds, Nucklaces, Fintter
and Enr Rings, .Opera.Glnsilcsi Spectacles
Tack and iitbm Combs &c. &c.
1 caso Bod Ticking .
100 pieccB Pnper Huntgngs
4 cases fushimmble frock nnd dress Coats, Pan
taloons, Vests, Stock* Collars, Ac.
ALL having boon purchased fiir cnsli, can bo
sold on the timat advantageous terms ta MorohntU*
in the City of Columbus, or tho snrrodnding coun-
t,jr ‘ ' JAMES C. BARRY.
Front Street,
Cotamhus, ./an. 21,1834.
ICT Cotton parelinsed, and the highosl mnrko 1
prico paid in cash—liberal* advances m.ide on ship
ments toNew-York, Phi ludclphin,-Baltimore nnd
Now-Orlcnns. I •
ZJD PUJX BAtm
B’lllE subscriber oilere for snlo 5 luts ui I,retd,
A in tlio liith district of//.iriis county, I t or 12
miles from Columbus, an tlio LiiGrnngo read, viz.
Nos. 74, 112, J29. 150 und 149, with 40 acres im
proved. Tlio 4 last lots a/i in nau body, All sorts
of ii.liargem o ut hit had in tiie above land.
JOHN D. JOHNSON.
Jail no B 25 ’ 35 Iff
L OST on Saturday lust, between //aitiiiton, in
Harris county, and Columbus, a small
Calf-Shin Packet Book,
contaiiqug a small amount of money, nnd ono nidu
ofli.i.id, signed by linfflelt Weeks,-tor twoilly-fivo
doiliiiSjhnd (Iqu on the first day of April next.—
Ko.islrautilus.u'islaption will bo giyeu to uny persou
who may liiiil, and deliver the same to JUaglit ivy,
ul Columbus, f
, . / , JOHN ODAM.jr.
Jiin. 25 Jf\ ' 35 It*
POSTSCU1PT.
Tlio Hnuthern Recorder, received lust even
ing, contain* tiie opinions of Governor Thouf, un
tiro subject of Fodural relations and tiie rights oi
tho States—in a totter written from Washington
lust winter. This document will be rased with
intense interest by the friends ot Stato Rights
throughout tlio Stato, and we ulull not fail inlay it
buforo our readers m our uoxt number.
At Mt. Vernon, Honda.
WOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
ill authority in mo vested by art uctuf tlio Lvgts-
liitivo Council oi Floridu, the town teds at Sit.
Vernon will, on Saturday tho 1st of March, be ol
fered tor sale to tho highest bidder. ML Vernon is
situated on a beautiful plain uttlie junction of (lie
ChuUiiliavciiee und Flint Rivet, is now rapidly im
proving, und a U-S. Arsenal is about being erec
ted there, ■ x
Any person wishing to pnrcimso nt privntn sale
mast apply to the subscriber nl Columbus Ueorgiu.
Terms made known on tile liay of sale. Ul by tho
subscriber, l will be present on the day ol salo u:
Mt. Vornon.
The Floridian nt Tallahassee, will publish the
nboveuntil the day of sale, nn J forward tint account
to the subscriber. _
ELIZABETH TANNER, Trasteo.
January 35 .33 tda I Junua^SS
' Sale of Public Hand*) fyc.
I N conformity wttlinn Act of the Legislature,
“Ta sell nnd dispose of nil tho J’ulilic.nends,
together with nil tlio Horses, Mutes, Carts. Tools,
and implements belonging to the Hlatc of (Jeorgia
now in posseivion of lire different Supeiinteiid-
onts, ”—/ slmll proceed to soil,-
On JUondai/t the 17th of March next,
Before the Ceurt-houso, in tho town of Lugrtihge,
Troup county, that company or the Public //unde,
denominated Die Colombo* Company, consisting of
the following able-bodied fellows, to wilt Cute,
Simon, Hope, Peter, Roma, Bum, Quuco, Bill,
John, Dick, Glostor. Smart, Jim, Jerry, Daniel,
Big Jim, Ned. Bill, B«4ow,leaac, Lucclt.and Lon
don, together witlf all tlio stock, implements, *c.
uiitifMalning to said company, and
On Saturday, the Tld of March next,
hi the cltv of .Macon before the door of tho Court
house of "Bibb cnunly. I shall offer (or sale, that
company of tho Pub/tc Hands known us tlio Macon
Company,- consisting of lliu following likely able.
Imdied nogreos, to wit: Reuben, Ldinuud, Abra
ham, Jacob Collins, Jnc/ts, Phlll, Arelty, Hatdy.
Cain, Cluiborn. Islmm, Itob Georgol’orry, George
Washington, Donnis, Silas, ,/oshua..Peter Fagan,
Jon, Peter M'Duff, I’otcr Brannain, J mi nnd Ned,
with all tho stuck,- implements, &c. of every do-
scriptior. belonging to st.ld enmpnay I und,
On Tuesday, the 2hth of March next,
I shall procobd to sell, before the court-house door
in tlio town of. Perry, Houston courdy, that por
tion of tlm Public Hmtite, known ns tlio Flint Kiv
or;Company. consisting, of tlio following nblo bn
died likely fellows: Cupid, .Muses, //orcufos. Jenk-
lags, Prince Walton. Princo tetpam Willinro, Au-
Jncoti, Jacob Rornly. ylusinti/wuc. IIiirry r
fiilin, Ben. Low is, Stovon, Ponipy. JJtJ«k. ./«i ckwm,
Sandv, //uinniuy, Minor A Poin. togoiiior
with nil tlio Stock belonging to said company, hn
'''Terms’ of°salo—ono fifilt part or lire purchase
money will be required in hund, •* and tint balance
in thirty days thorniificr, on tendering to said Su-
perintondant n certificate from Ihe Cashier of the
Conlrul Bank of Georgia, that the said puicltnser’s
auto for said bulanco, has boon discounted iu said
(! The property will not ho changed in any insttnee
till ti e above provisions of the. law are fully com
plied-with. Tlmso Wishing to purchase, Wqgld do
lve/1 to make their arrangement* accordingly.
N. B. POWELL, Superintemlant
January 25 ' '8# hi*
BOUGHT to Jail, on tee Ulh te.Wnt,n tie-
► uio man, who silts bis name is ANDIlr.w,
and belongs to Edm.mi Buss of Hancock county,
Ga. Said negro Is about tidy or sixty years ol
uge, ainl tolerably stoat inndo. JJf® j* ™-
quesFed to come and eomply vvit.theluwuodtuku
ilia. away. JAMES C- HOLLAND, Ja for,
January 25,1834
$ IO REV/AHD. .
n tvl IV A V from the subscrilicr, in
ILotowurtcounly, on Haturduy the 18lli test,
.i Mulatto nogro wotii.m. iiuinod AMY' ulK ’ u '
18 or 19 years old, very likely und stout inorte.—
Hie above reward will bo givrn for bur dohvery
me, or to %rk B. Kbim, of Moscogee. ami ex*
>QO«es paid; or tim alwwe turn for securing tier m
hil, 8(i thut I Ret her ugain. Any information
-huukfittly received, r[ ^ Q > 8||ARpR .
(Jfo 21
ror, and that nt the first term of Court, cftoi tho
expiration of liireo months, the Administrators of
suid decensod. will III) directed to n.uk-- rittea in
compliance with said I'ond. under tiie law in such
cases made and provided, unless cans* be slicwu
to tin) contrary.
A truo extract from the minutes of suid Couit,
this J7lh duyof/anuary. J834.
HENRY PER KIN t.c.c.0,
Jnnmtry 2f) m3m
Georgia, Stewart County.
«*T|7eREA8 milium Cooper, applies to mo
V V for letters of Administration on the estate
of Henry Stringfellow, late of acid county, deccus-
od:
Those arc therefore to cite and admonish, nil and
aitVgutnr, the kindred anil creditors of snid doccus-
eiiito’ he nnd nppenr at my office within the time
pi escrilicd by law, to ehow cause (if any they can)
-vliy said letters should not be granted. Given
from uniter my bond) at office, this Jffth day of
JoKUOnn 1834.
THOMAS JH* DRNNIS, c. c. p.
January 2ft
Georgia) Coic'ela County.
T AKEN up by Anthony North, of Captnin
Blirnpslilro’s district, urd posted before Geo.
J. G/ass, u Justice of the Peace for snid county,
A GRAY STABS.
five feet, two incites htgli, supposed to bo fifteen
years old. Appraised by James 111 lbs and Hau.’l
Nowill to be wotth 18 dollars.—Dec. 12,1833.
H. W. EAST, c. t. e. o. t.
January 25.1834 35 3t
Georgia, Coweta County.
vpjVAltEN upliy Thofnas Di (k of/’«, t. Gather',
tl district, nnd posted before Asa Hearn, a
Justice of tlio Poaci! for s/i'ul cnonlv,
, A HMALL 1IAV HORSE .
sited before, main cut stunt, tail swiib'd. white
spot in (lie face, about twelve years old. Apprais
ed by Jonathan Smith nnd C H. Garrison, to five
dollars.—1'ttli Doe. 183X
R. W. EASTiC. i.c. c tL-
Junuury 2ft, 1834 35 3t
TIOUU months after rlnte iqiplicniion will bo
A 1 inndo to tho bonnrnkle tlio lufurior Court of
Randolpli county, wbun sluing loroidinmy faijsfi
sea, lor leave to sell lot Nn. (il, in tlio 9tn distriet
of j/eriwolhcr county, the property of John N,
Bridges, a minor
JOHN W. SIIURLY, Guardian.
January 2ft 4m
I NCUR mnntli* niter dale, application will he
. rn.'ido, to the honorable the Inferior Court of
Troup county, when silting as a court of oidmary,
forloavotesoll one lot of tend, in the lltli district
of MeriWether county. No IU7, it bning tho rnaj
estate or Augustas F. Jordon: for the benefit of snid
minor. N JOHNSON. tfi Tdira.
January 25, 1831 4m
I TIOUR months after date application wilt Do
. made to tho honorable tho Interior Coart of
Coweta county, when sitting fir ordinary purposes,
(hr louto to soil u .icgro boy. (Gecgo) the piopci’y
of Lewis Siins dec'J. Jan. 23, Id ‘4
WM. G. ANDREWS, .
GEORGE SCOTT. ) A “ n *'
Jun. 2ft 35—4m
BARON DEKALB.
^PlIlS thorough bred Race Ilarse will spend
tlio nexUpriii^flixl full ten*' *•'* »•» M^ton and
n part of In a tim0j*#fcpi : in Kojb'0
nodiwfeo is good os tlmt of any Iwrse in tl»e Uni-
tod Sintes, und Ids form nnd app«Hranq§ i( *cnr<:«•
ly oituallinb llu i^ full sixteen lian/N high -i» blood
imy wilh biitl*k legs, mumj nnd tui>.*ant
old next April* No man c.in ioo him without I* o!-
in^i of j«(Jiidrilio:i nnd dolighi II * wi’l bo h* Id
utTwomy five dollars for (ho priviled"** or ihn
spring and full satson; and the cash or approced
notes must be sunt with hi* visitor*. Annexed ia
Ids l’odigrce. Fur further particulaif see Uaod
Hi/lo. ‘
liurdn Du Kalb was sirud hy Arab: bo by old
Sir Arcliy out uf Hot Buuiicej she hy imported ^ir
//urry; g. dum by Harts imported Med/oy; g. g. dn:i»
by olu Mark Anthony; g. ir. g. dam hy old Jcdiy
linger out of tliu Unportoo mare Jnnuy Cameron,
who wax' by a son of old t’ox iu tjiiglur.d, ami out
of Miss Belvoir. BardA ^ !*oc-.h‘dion-
tus was by tb« otirivullcd Virjjinim; g dam Pru-
duntin by Siiyb ck;« g dum C«d»«by W.lduir, g •
u g. d.un Luly 'B » ingbiok^bv imported Panu-
loouj g.g tt ; g.)daiu by VVonnfflj’a King
llorod, a- g. g. K «. d im P. #roso by Dove;g. g.
g g. g. «, d im St a by «liht il..; a a g. «. g g- K
dum BoT. Jnspo;*• imported feehm *T»y iti« Uoci'd-
pbin Arabian o»i of tlm large tluutoy w « 0
was fall sister to tlabralmin—stw Torf wglstur*
volume 1st, pugea479,480 aa i 549: 2.1 toi pa::e»
•Jtkl, 310,359, an44W; 3d vnl page 48?-
J. W. M. BKRHIBh*
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