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CALENDAR, FOE 1537. Saturday, Friday, Thursday, Wednesday, Tuesday, Monday, Sunday, January, 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 v 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 February, 1 23 4 5 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 25 20 27 28 March, 12 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 28 29 30 31 April, 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 10 M 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 29; *3O May, l 2 34, 5 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 j 11 15 10 17 18 19 20| 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 28 29 30 31 Junk, 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17., 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 25 20 27 23 29 30 July, 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 23 29 30 31 -August, 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 23 29 30 31 ‘September, 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 13 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 23 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 10 17 13 19 20 21 22 23 21 25 20 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 23 29 30 December, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 25 20 27 28 29 30 31 ■■-■SR i nr. people's kkikv.) —t;ie tyia.m s Flip. WAsna . ws TLK.SD.tY, JA'IUAHY 17. INS». 05*’ “ C. 1/." in our niex’t. O'lie Constiiuiionali: l, of tire I2lh hist., gives returns from 59 counties, in which, the majority for AllotiJ, is 2,092. TEti I.VSSJEAA’C’U II IS 2-- os? cai.ra. £j c; . i. It appears, that the capital stock of this In stitution, has been purchased by a company •of individuals, at whose head, is the notori ous Arc A: LUddle. It has been said, that “ OM Nick is a roaring lion, going about seek ing whom he may devour;” anil the expres sion here is verified. If his cloven foot has •not already been seen on the soil of Georgia, there is at least some semblance of an imprint; and it behooves the good people of this State, to keep a bright look-out, or they (their prop erly,) will be swallowed up ai masse, it re quires not the ken of j.inj.hecv, to li.retell what a few individuals, armed with such a T/ioaied power, as the old U. S. Bank, resus citated, has at its control, can effect ; the his tory of the past has been sufficient, without ■diving into the future, for lesions. Still, it may be well to warn the people of breakers ahead; and we earnestly entreat them to pause and reflect, ere they suffer this machine of corruption, wielding an influence almost ir resistible, to operate on them or their inter ests. Nick Biddle and his understrappers, dared not ask the Legislature of Georgia, to grant him and them an agency in the State; knowing that such an application would be indignantly rejected; but for a transfer of a large portion of the Stock in a Bank, situate in Columbus, 8100,000 premium is given, thus virtually securing to the “ Panic Bank,” the privilege of operating within our borders. Whether the Insurance Bank of Columbus, had a right to make such transfer, we pretend : not to determine; we believe, however, this act was at least a violation of the spirit of the charter. We are pleased to find, that die Standard of Cuiun, Federal Union, Southern Recorder, and other papers, have taken up this subject: and only regrci our lack of room to publish their excellent remarks. tiia “sews.” In our last number, v. e briefly adverted to the “omission” of the *• News” to furnish the result of the late election in this county, for ■ which, it appears, we are taken to tu-k uv some scribbler, under the editorial head of that pajier. We have carefully reviewed the remarks calling forth this woodeiful effort, and find nothing we could retract, nor be un- ’ willing to reiterate. We charged the "News” ! with haviug omitted to furnish its readers . with the result of the election in Wilkes, while that of Richmond, some fifty miles distant,: was made known through the columns of that paper. The charge stands unrefuted and uucontradlctid; and so it must remain, as long as truth and candor are nut made i subservient to evil purposes. In our remarks ou this sublet, w e defy any one to shew aught but unsophisticated truth; but how does the “ News" endeavor to extricate itself , from the dilemma ? By a confession of an oversight? No, no—This would be rather j galling, to one whose eyes are so keen in dis covering “errata.” The “News” says, “if we mistake not, the Spy also has been guilty j of the same neglect, in presenting to its read- j ers, the ojjicial tetnrus of the election held in " Old Wilkes,” on the first Monday in this month.” Now, we take the liberty of advi sing the “News,” that the word “official,” | quoted by himself, is not to be found in the remarks, to which he seems to have refer ence. But again, the “ News,” with usual disingenuousness, says, “The ‘Spy* has giv en a wholesale statement of said Flection, by saying ‘the Union candidate for Congress re ceived 100 majority,’—All told !! according to the last j Spy.’ Now- ( as regards the Elec tion, the Southern Recorder, of Tuesday last, savs, * Returns from forty counties give Col. Alford (the State Rights candidate,) a ma jority 0f2,000 votes over Mr. Lid,lei,’ the U nion candidate. And adds, ‘the former is unquestionably elected.’ Further comment is unnecessary.” Truly, comment would appear unnecessary; for, it is to bo supposed, any one possessed of a thimble full of brains, would know, that, if there is a difference be tween 111 and 2,040 votes, there is also a difference be.ween 0 and lOcounties—the re turns from the smaller number, it was known, we gave, and not of the latter. We stated who were chosc-n county Officers, without opposition; no necessity, of eouise, existed, for furnishing a full and entire list of the polls. We gave the majority of the Con gressional candidate over his competitor; a like course has been pursued by many pa pers in the State, though we have heard of but one self-dubbed “County paper,” travel ling beyond its confines, to announce the e lectious abroad, while those at home were neglected. This appears to be somewhat “ erratic," sure enough. But the “ News” has discovered a typo graphical error, (loafing to others,) in our Calendar, and forthwith, with a mighty flour ish, becomes adviser, recommends us to re publish, &.c. This kind suggestion came too late, for the “ erratum ” was discovered, “ re vised and corrected,” before the keen-eyed observer of the “News,” had an opportunity of beholding it; and we are sorry, that, in the paper containing this recommendation, there were not fewer errors discernible, than were to be perceived by One wlto is admonished of his little experience “in the erratic aud omis sion litre of business.” Our kind monitor, the “ News,” tells us too, to at ten J to the reading of our own proof sheet, &e. Too late again ; you should have given this hint months ago; but, if you would insinuate, that yon have generally a fairer proof, why, before or after reading, the Spy challenges a comparison with the “News;” the “veteran ptinter,” the devil, and all hands in the “County paper” Office, to the contrary, notwithstanding. iini!>SSoa«J Mce43?? Agreeable to notice previously ghea in the Washington prints, a meeting of the citi zens of Wilkes, took*place, on Saturday, the 14th inst., to lake into consideration the late Act of the Legislature, authorizing a Branch of the Georgia Rail-Road to Washington. Ori motion, 11 i Honor, Garnett An drews, was appointed Chairman, and James it!. Smytii, Secretary. The object of the meeting, and the impor tance and advantages of the contemplated enterprise, having been briefly stated by' the Ciiaitmau, the following resolutions, submit ted by Alexander Pope, F.sq.. w ere, with the addition sugges'ed below, unanimously ad dopted by the meeting: Resolved, That Samuel Barnett, Garnett Andrews, Thomas Semtnes, Adam L. Alex ander, and James M. Smyth, be a Committee to coufc r with the President and Directors of j the Georgia Rail-lload and Banking Com- j pany, to ascertain whether they will accept the amendment to their amended charter, passed by the last Legislature, authorizing the construction of a Branch to Washington, and their views in relation to the same. Resolved further, Thai they enquire wheth er, in the event of said Branch being con structed by the citizens of Wilkes and others, the stock will be considered a part of the ori ginal, and all share alike in the nett profits— and whethertbe Cars of the Branch v.ili fie permitted to run to Augusta with freight and passengers; and on what terms—and their views of the banking privilege. Resolved further, '1 hat they are hereby re quested to enquire into all matters connected with the said charter and Road, which they may deem of any importance. Resolved further, That a statistical Com mittee, of eight, be appointed bv the Chair, whose duly it shall be, to enquire into all matters and inducements, calculated to fur- i iher the object of this meeting; and report \ the result of their investigations to the corres- ! ponding Committee. Re it further Resolved, That the thanks of this meeting, are hereby presented to Col. Loilo.i, for his exertions to obtain the Ginc-nd ir.eul to the amended ciiaiter of the Georgia j Rail Road and Banking Company, and to i the Wilke* Delegation, who supported it. .-<r!> vfi •** cf *irr >T> 'rt '»a * f* (<*» %*■/* On motion, Resolved, That the follow ing geltlemeu be added to the corresponding Coufcaittee: | Alexander Pope. Esq., Mark A. Lake, and the'Rev. Jesse .Mercer. The following gentlemen compc '-■2:. sta- j listical Committee, under the -Ith : wlutum: A. S. Wingfield, J. F. Pelot, A. V. Clove-; land, L. 8. Brown, R. A- L- Bolton, Wm. 11. Pope, a Wb,'~. . • —— On motion, lu solved. That these proceed.ng> be signed ; by the Chairman and Secrelaty, aud pub-j I lished in the Spy and News. GARNETT ANDREW S, Ch’u. James M. Smyth, Sec’y. Wc 1 .*aru with [Measure, that Professor j Joint U. Coding, of this city, lias been appointed by His Excellency, ike Gov- I ernor, Geologist of the Stateof Georgia. . 1./ "asta Cons;nationalist. A Coroner’s Inquest was held over the I body of a man named John Logan, who was found dead on the bank of the river, l yesterday morning. Verdict, that he j came to his death by a mortal wound, iu j dieted by some person or persons, or from a fall from the river hank, or ‘causes un known to this Jury.— lb. J Congress. — In the ult., (as appears from the Globe,) Mr. Dawson presented a petition front cer tain citizens of Darien, in the’"State of Georgia, on the subject of the port of entry at Brunswick, in that State ; which, | on Air. D’s. motion, was referred to the j Committee on Commerce. j A fire occurred at New Orleans, on the j 2nd instant, w hich consumed the office of j the New- Orleans Standard. Nothing j was saved. S’ffii OS? JAXUABA. J Yesterday was the Anniversary of the | battle gained by the American troops uu ; tier the command of Gen. Jackson, near I New Orleans, over the troops command ed by Gen. Packcnliam. The Btb of January, 1815, as the Bth of January, 1837, fell o i a Sunday.— 4#‘juji , u*f!?P..- stituiionaUst, 9 th Inst. wwimm - • »"iwi 'irrrrrw i mim a. a LAW NOTICE. Fin HE UNDE IIS I( • NED will prac jlL tiee in the Courts of the Northern C ircuit, ilo may be found in the Office formerly occupied by Andrews & Chand ler. ' FRANKLIN A. NESBIT. Washington, Jan. 17, 1837. 20 ts FOR SALE FOR CASH, FT OY’ No. 140, klO, originally Lee, M-A now Sumter county; dnuvn by John Bailey, deceased. WM. BAILEY. Jan 17 20 5t To Debtor* asid Credil^N. ALL persons having tkuarucL. ♦ John S. Duckworth, deccaseujVlate of Mallorysville, are requested to present them to William Hudspeth; and .hose indebted to said deceased, will please make payment. All interested, will not fail to attend to the above, as the subscriber is desirous of settling' till the affairs of said Estate, pre vious to his return la Kentucky, which he wishes to do as soon as possible. JOHN 8. DUCKWORTH, Sr. Jan 17 20 3* #2O REWARD, . *-“/V, ILL l ,e pt*id for the (ifjisiiiry LK apprehension of a man •■V. li? ,i|f\vvlio calls himself sRPf 5 K i sa, *ho ! came to my Stabler on tit -“Lb •a ,A-1 j hired a Sorrel Ilorse, about 15j hands | high, blind of the left eye, 8 years old, j one of his feet whit*-. Said King is about live feet eight inches in height, and be j tween 25 and 30 years of age. lie hired the liaise to go to Columbia Court-* I House, and was to return him in two | days, hut lie lias not since been heard of. The above reward will he paid for die Horse and Man, or Ten Dollars for the Horse, Saddle, and Bridle. il. WILSON. Augusta, Jan. 17, 1837. 29 2t f hi : Sale. O.i the first Tuesday in February next, WILL lie sold, at the Court-1 louse, in Washington, Wilkes county, 1 within the legal hours of sale, the follow ing property, viz: One Negro Girl, named Matilda • lasted on as tile property of Isaac !‘. VoiiVfie, ts. satisfy a li. fa. issued from Wilkes lnfe i rior Court, in the name of Thomas A. ' Carter vs. said Fouche. R. L IIALLIDAY, Sli’iT. Jnn 17 20 t ' On the. first Tuesday in February next, V‘: vV ILL be sold, at the Court-House ?V door, ia Washington, Wilkes 1 county, within the legal hours of stile, the following property, viz: One bay Horse ; levied on as the prop erty of Robert Jones, by virtue of two fi. fas. issued from Muscogee Inferior Court, isi the name of Francis Gideon, Adm’r. j | of R. B. Hemphill, vs. said Jones. Prop erty pointed out by plaintiff. ALSO, One Negro Boy, by the name ofALj ' ill ; lev don by virtue of aim .-"< 4 from a Justice’s UourtTm' of .Mason Jones vn. Turner Lane; at im properly of said Lane. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. ALSO, One sorrel Horse, Bridle, and Saddle; all levied on as the pioperty of William T. C,,!.., to satisfy a ft. fa/i.-sued from Wilke? Inf. rior Court, in the name of' Michael Kiocliley vs. William T. Cole ind Sarah A . Col •; and suudr? other ii. fas. against said Cole. THOMAS L. WGOTTEN, s . Dec 27 ]7 t,j 3 IL I VfIRY JviT es:, Idfil Hißlt | i 1 ash ini’ton, 11 dikes County, (Icorgia. HOUSES broke to Single atul Doa ble Harness. Horses, Vehicles, and Drivers, to let. Keeping I horse per day, in Stable, 50 < ts. “V ■* “ Lot, 37 1-2 “ Mule, “ “ 31 1-4 Single Feed, 37 1-2 JOHN S. CLi M' AT is pre pared to take a considerable number of Horses on Livery. Persons living in the country, may be pleased by calling on him during public days, and at oilier times. His Stables, &e., are in the rear of “ Head’s Old Tavern,” (recently oc cupied by Stark,) and at present owned by P. J. Semitic.; about 109 puces from ; the Court-House. Drovers can be Accommodated wiili Stables, Lots, Break-waggon, Driver, No. j Two or three fine pairs of HOUSES for sale. Jan li 20 4t LAW NOTICE. : IE SI RSCHILEK, having loea- f 1 ted himself ii; Wiisliingtoti, W tlkcsv county, Georgia, will praetiee Law in the several Courts of the Northern Cir- ! ! cuit. All business entrusted to his care, j will meet with prompt attention. Qj 4 * Ho may he found at Dr. Robert L. Iloddev’s Office. WM. A. QUIGLEY. Jnn It) 19 ts AUGUST A SEED STORE, WhoSt'Mak' asisl Rcfasl. Rrorsd-st. near SJst' l-mer illarkct. P’t'j’SflE subscriber has re-opened the El Augusta Seed Store as above, where he has just received a large supply of fresh Garden and Field Seeds, Bulbous and Tuberous Roots, Flower Seeds, Bird Seeds, Arc., Are, 'Phis collection comprises every variety usually kept in the large Seed Stores fit the North. The Seeds are of the lirst fluidity, and warranted to grow. {f/ 53 All orders from Country Dealers will have the same discount allowed on them, as at the North. J. 11. J. SERVICE. N. P>. A fine collection of Double Dah lias, and Greet) House Plants, will be offered for sale early in the spring. Just received a variety of flowering SHRUBS and ROSE BUSHES. Augusta, Dt c. 13,1836, 15 0t Adsmsuisf rafor’s Sale. On Friday, the, 10//< February next, WILL he sold, at the late residence of Mrs. Sarah Seal, deceased,* in Lincoln county, All the perishable Property, belonging to the Estate of said deceased. Terms made kyovvn on the day of sale. JOHN A. G. SEAL, Adm’r. Dec 27 17 7t Administrator's Hale. On the Just Tuesday in March next, AOK EEAIILY to an order of the In ferior Court of Wilkes county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, will he sold, at the Court-House; in ’Wash ington, within the legal hours of sale, H «j* t) LiStuly Acft’roc.q, consisting of two first rate young men, three valuable women, and several chil | flreti, all of unexceptionable character; j belonging to the Estate of Henry & Mu | ry Spratlen, deceased, of Wilkes county, j Terms, twelve months’ credit. S. A. JOHNSON, Adm’r. Jan 3 18 td* LAW§ OF GEORGIA^ A A IFF, to amend the several acts regidaling attachments in this State, and to regulate proceeding,s in certain cases where the plaintiff shall die after rendition of judgment. Suction 1. 11c it enacted by the Sr.n- I ate. and House of Representafiocs of the | dilate of Georgia, in General Assembly ' met, and it is hereby enacted by the au thority of the. same, That, from and after J the passage of this act, in all eases where i attachments may issue, under the laws now of force, it shall and may he lawful for the same to issue upon the oath of the creditor, or his agent or attorney in fact or at Jaw, by swearing, to the best of his belief, from the evidence in bis pos svsaioii, and the said agent or attorney at l aw or in fact, shall be and is hereby mi “Hforized to execute, in the name of the creditor, the bond now required bv law. Sr.c.2. And be it farther enacted, That in all cases where any property, levied on by an attachment, shall he claimed, such claimant or claimants shall give bond, with security, in double the value of the property claimed, to he estimated by the officer making the levy, and the claimant slmli be entitled to the posses sion of such property so claimed, upon giving to the officer levying the attach ment, bond, with good security, in the sum aforesaid, payable to the plaintiff', for the forthcoming of such properly at ; the time and place: Rrovuled, tin- same i.e found subject to the attaemnent; and, n theq.ropeny shall lj(Jl he produced, the pi..i“iih or td"..miffs, his, her, or their ex cciit if) nr administrators, may recover on saiu bond toe amount of the judgment '.y.icd on stnjli attachment, including’ ort., .■?, interest, and cost, together with all interest and cost accruing after the rendition ofjtid. nicnt: Provided, al ways, that no recovery shall be for more j than half the amount of such bond, w ith I interest thereon from the date of the lew. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That a!' attachments hereafter issued; returna ble to cither the Superior or Inferior; Courts of this State, .-hall he directed to j all and 'jugular, the Sheriffs aud Consta bles of tills State, that an original attach- : merit and copy shall i- ic, if die plaintiff’ or plaintiffs shall desire, for any oilier enmity or counties besides the one in 1 which the fir--t original attachment shall be issued, and when a levy or levies shall be made by virtue thereof, the copy attachment shall be to the Court to which the lirst original may be return able, and such other original shall he re turnable to the like Court in the county iii which the levy may he made, and such proceedings sliall be had in raid Court against the property levied upon, or any garnishee, as if the first original »t’..i,:’i- \ meat had been returned thereto. Sec. 4. He. it further enacted, That 1 judgment on attachment shall bind no oilier property than that altuched, nor 1 shall the person or property of tlie de fendant, other than that attached, he lia ble to payment of such judgment, unless the defendant shall come in terms of the laws, and be made a party to such at tachment: Provided, also, in all such cases of attachments, where the defen dants shall return to the county where said attachments are proceeding, ami ten j days notice being given to the defendants, personally, by the plaintiff', bis attorney, or any legal officer, of the proceedings on said nttiudmients previous to final judgment on the same, and, in all sttcli cases of attachment, where notice shall have been given, and tba dct'i udant or defendants skull refuse or fail to appear and defend said suit or suits, personally or by attorney, then, it) all such cases of attachments, the judgments on the same shall not only hind the property attach ed, but all the property of such defendant or defendants. Sue. 5. And be it further enacted, That iu all eases of levy, by virtue of process of attachment, the officer levying the same, shall, under the same rules, regu lations, and restrictions, reserve and ex empt from levy and sale, like articles as are now, by the laws of the Slate, ex empted under fi. fa. for the benefit of debtors’ families, any usage, custom, or practice, to the contrary, notwithstand ing: Provided, that such debtor’s fami ly shall not have absconded or removed beyond the limits of the county where such debtor or bis family may usually have resided. Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That ia all cases where any claim shall be in terposed for property levied on by virtue of a flora facias, from any of the Courts of this State, and pending such claim, the plaintiff'shall die, it shall and may be lawful for the executor or executors, ad ministrator or administrators of such de ceased plaintiff', upon motion, in the Court where such claim is pending, to be made parties inslanter, and the said case shall proceed without further delay: Pro vided, the said executors or administra tors shall produce in Court their letters testamentary or of administration; &, pro vided they shall give to the claimant ol ios attorney, twenty days’ notice of the said intended application to make such parties. And provided, always, in such cases where there are more than one plaintiff', the cause shall proceed iu the name of the survivor, and this act shall not be applicable except when the last surviving plaintiff' shall die while such claim is pending. Six. 7. And tic it further enacted, That all laws tint] parts of laws militating a gainSt this act, be, and the same are here by repealed. JOSEFII DAY, Speaker of the House of Representatives. ROBERT M. ECHOLS, President of the Senate. Assented to, Dec. 19, 1.'•30. WM. SCHLEY, Governor. Jan 17 29 It AN A UT, entitled an act to author ize the Sheriff's of the counties of Cass, Colih, Clierokco, Forsyth, Gilmer, Lumpkin, Murray, Baubling, Floyd, ll nion, and Walker, to sell all the State’s half of lots which have or may he con demned ns fraudulently drawn in the late j Land and Gold Lottery, and to make j valid certain sales of the Slate’s interest | ia lots sold under the existing laws, bv | the consent of the Informers. | He it enacted by the. Senate and House. J of Representatives of the State, of Geor \ gut, in General Assembly met, and il is I hereby enacted by the authority of the. i same, That, from and after the passage j of this act, it shall he the duty of the Clerk of the Superior Court in each of tin: counties of Cass, Cobb, Cherokee, Gilmer, Floyd, Forsyth, Lumpkin, Mur ray, Baubling, Union, and Walker, to funii-.li the Sheriffs of each of their re spective counties a certificate, under their hand atul seal, ami countersigned hv the presiding Judge of the Superior Court, of till lots that have been condemned as fraudulently drawn, designating tlx half assigned to the State, with n copy pi • and it shall he the duly of the Sue,iff* to proceed to advertise such he.it J„t s nii fl sell the same, by giving il/, rtv days’ no tice of the time ot sale, under the same rules and regulation* (l s sales are author ized to he i.iadg by Sheriffs under execu tion. 4/t i tie it further emu ted, That it ska II be the duty of the Sheriff to sell all such half lots of land, at the time and place of selling land under executions, and the highest ladder shall he the purchaser. And be it further enacted, That the Sheriff shall grunt to such purchaser a certificate of the amount of sale, setting forth the number, district, and section iu which said land may be situate, with a plan of the State’s half of such lot. And be it further enacted, That the holder of sack certificate shall, within sixty days after such sale, have the right to deposit his note, for the amount of sale, in the Central Bunk of Georgia, under such rules as ike Bank shall deem secure. And be it further enacted, That, when such purchaser shall deposit his note, as aforesaid, it shall he the doty of die oilt cci 4of the Central Bank to give suck person a certificate, chewing the amount lie has paid iti Bunk, being the full a inount of the sale of such half lot, here giving the number, district, and section. And be it further enacted, That Ilia Excellency, the Governor, shall issue his order to the Surveyor-General, to let the grunt issue without further cost. And be it further enacted. That the Sheriffs aforesaid shall he entitled to five per ceati m on the amount of all such sales, b T’r .\nd he it furtnsp7^^^^ "That, upon the returns of the SncrtfMb the Exeeu-i five Department, it shall ho the duty of Isis Excellency, the Governor, to draw his warrant on the Treasury for the a tnount tine such .Sheriff’. And be il further enacted, That all sales heretofore made bv the Sheriffs, of all such half lots as have been sold, as have been condemned as fraudulently drawn, by the consent of the Informer, and who lias not paid the amount of the purchase money, due the shall have the privilege of paying for the same, under the same rules as are allowed by tiiis act. And he it further enacted, That ull 1 laws, or parts of laws, militating against j this act, he, atul the same tire hereby re pealed. JOSEPH DAY, Speaker of the Grose of lh presentatires. ROBERT M. ECHOLS, President of the Senate' Assented to, Dee. 19, l8 ; !b. M .11. SCHLEY, Governor. : Jan 17 20 It j A N ACT’, entitled an Act to alter ! J —-and fix the time of holding the Su | periur Courts of the Coweta Circuit, aud the Inferior Court of the county nfllous | ton. t Kt'Tio.N I. He it enacted by the Sen j ate and House of Representatives of the I State iij Georgia', in General Assembly ! out, and it is hereby enacted by the. au ■ thority of the some, That, from and after ; the passage oi this act, the time of hold ing the Superior Courts of the Coweta Circuit, shall be as follows: In the ty of Meriwether, on the fourth Monday iu February ami August; iu the county ol Cowetn, on the first Monday in March and September; iu the county of Fayette, on the second Monday in March and and September; in the county of Dekalb, on the third Monday in March and Sep tember; iu the county of Cobb, outlie fourth Monday in March and September; in the county ol Cumpbcll, on the first Monday in April and ou Tuesday after the fnst Monday in t )ctnla r; in the eouli ly oi Carroll, on the second Monday in, \ prd and October; in the county of Heard, on the third Monday iii April ami October. Skc. 2. And he it. further enacted hi/ the authority aforesaid, That, from and after the passage of this net, that ihq time for holding the Inferior Court of Houston county, shall be on the fourth Monday in March and September. See. 3. And be it further enat ted hi/ the. authority aforesaid, 'Flint all per sons summoned, subpoenaed of bound as suitors, witnesses, jurors, or iu any other capacity to attend said Courts, shall be bound by virtue of said summons and suhpamus, or any other process liercto foi e issued to attend said Courts, as al tered bv this act. Sia . 4. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That all laws or parts ol laws militating against this act; he, and the same arc hereby repealed. JOBEBH DAY; Speaker of the. House of Representatives'. ROBERT M. ECHOLS, President, of the Senate: Assented to, Dee. I!). 1830. WM. SCHLEY, Governor. Jan 17 20 It fi\ -*« ACT, for the relief of the couri -fsY ties of Muscogee and Talbot, and the city of Columbus; and to amend and explain an act entitled act, to oblige ve.'?cls and (arsons coming front placed \ infected with epidemic diseases to per | form quarantine, and to prevent the bringing in and spreading malignant and contagious di.andeis into this State, pass ed (4th December, I7!KJ. I it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the {Hate of (itor '. dt fie in rat A duc. nb ly met, and it is l hereby enacted by the authority of the same, i hut the Justices oI the Inferior ( otirt oi any county, or the corporate au iboiities of any city in t.’ms Stale, within ! haiits of which i*iiy infections disease | ma . y appear, are,, and they are hereby I niidiorizr.'d and empowered to provided suitable temporary hospital for the afflict- I ,M '> to furnish them with subsistence; '.riedicine, and nurses; and they are liere !>y further nutnorized to provide a guard | to prevent the communication with others/ i of the sick and tlicir attendants, and td order the destruction of iufijeti-d clothing; and also the interment of the dead. And be it further mailed By the au i thority aforesaid f That His Excellency; j 'he (lovctnor, be, and lie is hereby au thorized and required to pay ail accounts' or reasonable expenses inclined by the several counties and cities in this State;, hi carrying into effect the provisions of the foregoing section: Provided, that such accounts be certified by » iniijiiTTTyt of the Justices of the Inferior Court of the county or corporate authorities of any city or town in which said expenses may have been incurred, to be reasonable anil correct. And he it further enacted bn ffte au thority aforesaid, That all law's and parts of laws militating against this act, be, and the same are hereby repealed. JOSEPH DAY* Sjtcaha o/ the. i/ouse. of if' jire&enttttivcse ROBERT 3. ECHOLS, Presiii. of of the Senate. Assented to, l)ec. If), 1838. V, AJ. SCHLEY, (iotumor. Jan 17 2J l t