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Newspaper Page Text4 CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF_AUGUSTA. MAYOR, SAMUEL HALE. MEMBERS OF COUNCIL, Edward Thomas .James Harper, Peter Ben noeh, W. C. Dillon, M’Cootnbs, R. Barber, T. Glascock, Moses Rots. Clerk of Council, O. M. Walker. Clerk Court Common Pleat, William Jackson. City Sheriff, Antoine Picquet. City Cellttior and Treasurer. J. H. Mann. City Marthal, Mitchell Nelson. Dfpuly do. James Feay. Jusliete of the Peace, Benjamin Rowland. J. W. Meredith, P. H. Manta, G. M. Vfalker, C. Dickinson, A. I. Huntington, A. G. Raiferd. J»o M’Tyre, Ettgens Terderj, Augustus ferdetj, James A. May. _ Constables, Thomas Teat, JamesPeay,Thomas Campbell, Louis Kunaa. Louis Meredith, Was. Martin, Oustavus A. Parker. Clerk of the Lever Market, Jas. W. Meredith Clerk of the Upper Market, A. G. Raiford., Sexton, John Marshall. Superintendent of the Magaoine, THos. Quis gnberry. City Surveyor. Robert Raiford. Jttilgt Court Common Pleat, R. R Reid, Esq. ftsssmat of «hs Court of Common Pleat, fourth Monday hb Janaary, March, May, Joly, Septem ber and Roromber.— Return Day, •?# day* ba forff. justirrb #r the Inferior court. Valeafiiae Walßvs, Holland M’Tyra, Wilhnas Bhaaaoa, Mward Thomas, Absalaw Rhodes. CUTh Buy'f R Inf'r courle, James Me Laws Clerk Lewi of Ordinary, Geo. A. 1. Welker. Seerient of the Superior Court for Richmond County, Fourth Monday ia May, and third Mon day in ft as am tier hettione of the Inferior Cntrt far Richmond Chunty, Fourth Moaday in Jana and Daramher Courts of Ordinary throughout the State, On Oie first Monday of January, March, May, July, fieptsmbor and Narembtr. AUCTIONEERS. C. Philips, | Latham Hull. NOTARIES PUBLIC. W m . If. lon on, Richard H Wilde, Paul Rosignol C. A. Crawford. Augustus Moora, Wm Jackson, Denial MeMnrphjr, Charles Carter, A Pirquet, J S Bears. Western B Thomas, Andrew I Miller, Georgs W Crawford, William C Micou, WmT Gould, William H Eagan, Walter Veitch, s*-'< Pack, Joaoph Hutchinson, John A Barnes RANK OP AMUSTA. O/ferima Raw M«a &*y -Due runt Day, Tuesday Press leaf, Tb'owoS Cummiug, Cashstr, Augustus M.,ote f'dir, P Kusignot. p^sstors.—R Tubman, J Gardner, J Moor*, y Carmicbsol. J trail Fraser, Jamas Harpar, J Rons#, 9om‘\ Clarh, Robert A Reid. Wm. ( ms mi>ig, Thomas M Gtan t on lha part of the Stale, Rttiijaaete Baird, William Johnatoa, H H Cook. BRANCH STATE BANK a» Augueia Offering Ra§, Thursday, Theemrat Day, Friday, Presidosd, Samuel Hale, CoMier, laaae Haary, Teller, William H Jnnaa. Dtrortort —Samuel Hale, A Waterman, R H Musgrara, A llaughlar, W H 1 orpin, .fames M Cartes, Job a Davis, Joha P. Greater, F. C Heard, T Isevall mess INSURANCE k BANKING COMPANY. Offer,my Ray Wednesday- Dtrsaoaf Day Times day. I'rtar Banneeh, Preeidtnt, Robert Walton, Srrreiary If Cashier, Wm Pna, Tetter If Book keeper• Ihessfort, H Webstar, J M'Dewall, A. Sildry, A P Pillot, Alesauder Graham. William Bones, J erase B Bishop, Enoch Knight, W W Montgomery, W* Harper. MERCHANTS' R PLANTERS’ RANK. Offering Day, Tweedey, Pistsssf Dor, Wednee day. fima Ist June to Ist Uctnber ; Offering and Ditfinnit Day, Wednesday Rom let Oetaber la Ist Jutia. Joseph Whealer. President, Jehn F LUyd, Cflihiee, Henry B Matcvmha, Teller suaeph liuu hinana. Mmol keeper, Joha A Baraes, l>ts eaunf Clerk Dirtrlert —Jaseph Wheeler, Edward Thomas, A R Walker, John W Bridges, John C. Halcomb* Char la# D Will la see, Wm. M Rowland, 1. Gib too. SAVIN** RANK of Augueia, Edward F Campbell, PremJtnt, Isaac Henry, Cathxer If Trramrte. I)ny es /*ap#w t, every Baturday flam Bta k a’elwck AtfQUSTA LIBRARY SOCIETY. A Slaughter, ( hmrenan Board es fhndsrs, R 9. Poe Secretary R Treasurer, James Gould. Lehr anno. INION WtIABF COMPANY. Fetar ftaauwch, Prteidsnt. John 3harp, ger, Treasurer If Secretory Aleaaader Weßanaie R. If Muagmv*, Thomas G. l iter, Wm. Bostick, Aaguttus Moore, John L Anderson, A. BldweH. three tare. STEAM ROAT COMP iNY. Was Robertson, Agent, Robert F l‘ut, Tktceeurrr and Secretary LOTTERY AGENT. J. Andrews. MEDICAL SOCIETY Aleaaader Caamngham. President, Wm Baraga, Pies President, I', M. Robertson. Rretmling s*- eretmry. A C Baldwin, t'errespending Secretary Lewis k*anew, TVssftrrr, J B Walker, Orater TRUSTEES of RICHMOND ACADEMY Edward F I'tmpMl. President. Henry t| t trm- Oting, Robert R Reid, A B l.ongsrraei. De Ala'r Cunningham, Wm T Goul-t, Thomas M Oran. W W. Montgomery, James W Danes Clerk k Treasurer to the Board. Jas M Laws, Bettor, Jasaoo P Waddai. FREE SCHOOL. Th senna Gumming, Natral Peter Beano* k. Fare Premdeul, Msrt F Puo Sreretmy, Angus •ns Mssm. Riaaotr F.h Mann. TWAsr BsaagOb—Jabs Maora. ftmsrl Hale. F.d ward J Hardin, lube Bones. I Henry, | A Reed, Ra bard Yob Orta. 813 Wslitr, Jamas Harper MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF UF.ORaiA. •means The Board at Trastaes o emu of S4 Members. ————— PrteUtni Theme* Heaee. Fire P<endtnt L D Ford >» rrfiery J, O. M IV boner 1 Juba IV»t, IvmmitUe BL S The Asms! Course es IrMrsnitHi . Mnmtnrn an the Ist Mandat <a lh*»Wr. IHe I kistm j t'<aSss* Vtgkt wmwths end ere dsbseied bf IB Aaaant. M. D *m BrJeimi ft e luOd.ic let February i Os fwmiwtea and Practice si 1 Medicm* lb*n let FeVr to - Ist J one I L D. fat M. P ea t beta.MCl from tVt tw I‘tbrssfi. Os Uertrui Medics, nem Feb tw Jane JL A. Evm. M. D aa *»ta»» Uom Oct u F ebesmrj Or *»rrn fossa IWfohm TfodHn yst w*a- m, #R*ff IRMTfiBf MAMONTC RAIL. SamMl Hale, Chairman, Thorons I Wray, Al»r MacKenzie, A Slaughter, John W Wilde, JS Beers, Francis Ganabl, Robert R Reid, J C Mer 9an, T G Casey, Wm T Gould, Peter Beunocb, Wm Schley. MASONIC CALENDAR Wcbh'e Lodge, No 10, matt# 3d Friday in eve ry month. Social Lodge, No 3, 2d Friday in every month, .dugiufa Chapter, ft. A. M. Ist Tuesday in ev ery month. Georgia',Encampment, Knight* Totaplari, Ist Monday in every month. Adonic am Council of R fe S M, first Saturday in December, March, June and September. Lodge of Perfection, Council of P. of Jerusa lem and Rose Crnii Chapter, 2d Wednesday in February, May, August and November. Consistory of S. P. R. S. 22d June, and 22d December. EXCHANGE BROKERS. Beers, Booth is St John, | Allens kPaddock. MOVEABLE FEASTS. Septuagesima Sunday. Feb 11; Shrove Sun day, Feb 26; Ash Wednesday, Feb 28; Mid. lent Sunday, March 25; Palm Sunday, April 8; Esster Day, April 16; Low Sunday, April 22; Rogation Sunuay, May 20; Ascension Day, May 24; Whit Sunday. June 3; Trinity Sunday, June 10; Advent Sunday, Dec 2. STANDING COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL, FOB TNB PBBBRNT TEAR. On Aceomodo —Mcsocs. Harpof, Barbov, and Kirkpatrick. Streets —Metara Bvnoock, MeCombv.andHeF. Jail —Messrs. Ruff, Thomas, and Dillon. Pump*—Mrssra. McComba, Glascock, and Kirkpatrick. Market —Moasn Gloecaek, McCambs, and Barber, Mngasint —Messrs Kirkpatrick, Tkuaaoe aad Dillon. Heotr Bnni -+M**erk Bennock, Harper, and Barber. Dratvr— Mr own. McComba, Ref, and Bei»- noch. Health —Messrs. Tbowse, Barhor, aad Mc- Combs. Pelire —Messrs. Harper, Ro#, and Dillon. Are Pftgcucc—Messrs. Btno«cb,Gl*ivwcb onri RolT Published by order •>< Cotsoeil, passed tlrt 1 Ith Mar 1830. OJQO. M. WALKER, Clerk. M»y 17 A MAIL ARRANGEMENT. Northern Mail. Due er»ry evening at • o'clock. Closes every evening at ts o'clock. Mails for Pendleton C. H. Ise. era made op oa'Friduy at tt P. M. and forwarded via Edge field C. House Mails for Greenrillo C. R 9 C., Aahvllle, N. Carolina, Earn Teaaeasev and Kentucky, are made up on Hatarda/a. st 9 P. M. and forwarded via Edgefield C. H. Charleston Mail. Due every Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, at fi| P. M. Close* every loovday, Thursday and Joturday, at 10 A. M Savannah Mail. Dne every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, by 11 A. M Closes every Monday; Wednesday aad Saturday, af 9 P. M AlelledgevilU Mail. Due every eveotag, nacept Thursday, ky B P. M. Closet every evening, ozcapt Taeoday, at 9 P. M M.»ils for Fortedla, Cllntoo, Mueon, Knot. rllle, Cnlumhne, Creek Ageney, Alabama, Mia •issippi, and Louisiana, are made up on Mon days, Wednesday* and Fridays, at 9 P. M. Mads for Middle aad West Florida, on Moa davs at 9 P. Id Mad* for tlreeusbavoitgh and Mnrflsoa, Gea. an Sunday* and Wednesday*, at 9 P. M. Mads for F.*too»on and Montiewlla, Gea. an Mondays and Saturday*, at 9 P. M. Athene Mail. Du* *eevy Bun«lay aad Wednesday, at 7 P.M Clnee, every Monday and Friday, at 9 P. M. Mail* for West 1 ennessee are made ap on Mondays, at 9 P. M. and forwarded by this nmta C ameer ills Mail. Due every Friday, at B P. Y. Clao** «vory Ratarday at 0 P. M. Greenville, S. C. Mail. vis vaontaToa c ■. *v* anoaviti.o a a. Duo every Monday, by I P M. tToae* teorv Monday, at • P. M. Coota*hatthis Mail. Vl* LOVIR TNRtI navi, • c. rw everv Sunday, at &4 P. kl. Clove* ev*ry i Tuesday, at 10 A hi. SJP Tb# !\nt Ofic* will bu open cvere d»y (Sundays eacepted) from 7 A. M. ta 9 P M, from Ist March to Ist November. From 8 A M to 8 P.M trom Ist November ta Ist March, at cepi from fit# IP M. and during tka time of opening and elosiog mails IT Cn Sunday*, lha OMe« will ba open from 7 to 8 P. M. JAMES FRASF.R, P M. Augusta Gea. May I. 1830 AN ACT To *llead the time for foitanat* drawers in the Land Lottetie* of eighteen hundred and eigh teen. eighteen handled and nmetaen. and j eighteen hundred aad twtoiy one to tab* owl | grants far laads tbna druwa, and after the j time therein specified, to veal the same ta lha State. BE it snorted by the Sonata and Haute of Key eeentahree of tA* Mato of Georgia m Gene ral Assembly met. and B t* hereby snorted by the authority of th* same. That every person who wo# a fortunate drawee in the land lotteries by iha authority of the arts parsed on tha Afteer.th day of Decent her, eighteen hundred and etgh. teen, an the sixteenth day of Decemlicr, etgb teen hundred snd nineteen, and on the fifteenth day ot May, eighteen hundred avid twenty-one, « tall have until she first day of November, e#gh teen hundred and thirty, to lake out ba, her or their grants opoo paying into the Treasury the sum of sight dollar*. Sa# 1 Aad be it snorted by the au thority oforsaasd. That from and after the first day of November eighteen hundred and ihsrry the loads on drawn as aforesaid and aot granted shall revsrt ta. aad breams tbs ' property »f the Stats Sac *. And be it further enasird That this Act shall not saiend ta aay lot or lots of land drawn by orphan* anlil tbreo rears after the said oiphan* shall have arrived at (be are of ; twenty-owv; nor to any Infs drawn by ideots or j lunatics or persons who have departed this lifi ! since they gave tn for a draw or draws ia said lotteries es mi* 10J9 k 1821, and whoae es tales ara unrepresented, nor tn any lots number ten and mis bundled set apait for the parpoae of public education Ssc. 4 And hr t{ further smarted. That all lans as«d parts ol laws miiiianng agnnsat this act be and the same ate hereby repealed btc. A. And be d further rumrtrd by the ou (Autafy oferesatd. That it shall be the di<sy of h« ki(vUes.y th# tioveiuor, to cause this art to be published ms all the public (.as-ties aft! u >i tote. once a month, until the first day af Nosembei neat, and that hv causa the sipewsen af such pub! KOMum to be pud oof of lfl» matiageat food Assented to MS Nosesnbev. IKf GEORGE R GILMFR. j tree rra«w I Jfovarabw :f §"• ml2m , PROPOSALS, FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTIONy A COMPENDIUM OF THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, By Arthur Fetter, CONTAINING all the Statutet, and the sub ctauce of all the Resolutions, of a general and public nature, and now of force, which have been passed in said State from the year 1820, to the year 1829, both inclusive, with occasional explanatory notes and connecting references, and a list of the statutes repealed or obsolete. To which is added, an appendix, containing th* constitution of the State of Georgia, as amended ; also, references to such local acts as relate «o /•ten*, counties. Internal Navigation'ffeunty Ac ademies, bfc., and a collection of the most appro ved forms used in carrying the above named laws into effect; with a copious Index to the whole It will something like a continuation of Prince’s Digest repealed or altered. It may be observed, that the Legislature of Georgia are in the eaostant practice of repealing, altering, or amending Laws passed at tbe«r previous *e» iions, so that, without such a Digest or Compi lation of ihanf, as is now respectfully offered to the public, k actually requirra a lawyer, or a i pars jn wbi, ha* devoted much lime to the eaam iiiation and comparison of the different enact ment* of each succeeding session of the Legisla taie, to be acquainted with all the lavs which are of force: And having witnessed with much pleasure ttie immense public uidiiy and popula rity of the Digest compiled by Oliver H. Prince, E*q., and alto having uo uowlh but • similar Compendium of »h* Laws from the time af that publication fiowe *# tha present, with lira addi tion of the preevdeuta, or forma, which will H placad in she Appcmliu, and srhich will add greatly to Ike psrMic utility es the work, and to the furiherwino ofyustice, would be very tm fu* au.t acceptable to the public, the Compiler hat ventured upon the nruuovt and important un dertaking. Howvvvr. nvt rely *«* altogether o*i his ows judg itMSMit, or the expericuee of waving been a member of the Legisiatme dunag t»»e passage of moat of the laws now proposed U be ►wWiaKed, bod at l«e administrainHi of them far eight ycara. as a Jmiics of lit Inkrior v.ourt, in a County where much business of an Intricate nature I* rntusactert »n that Court the Court of Ordinary; after completing tlsw manuscript i: has been placed in the head* of geutltmco, eminently learned m the haw, who, after a strict and careful risniinsUou, have p-dwety tuwdercii to hits the sulyiilutd Certijhcotee'. f have examined •• A Digest of tho law* of Georgia from 182At-* 1629. inclwiive, by A. Fos r*a, Eeq." and think the murk executed with judgement and accuracy. The werk ia intend ed as a cowtinullow of l*i ir,re’s Digest, and if, in my opiuion, wcH caleulatad to answer that valu able imrpoec. Although the auiavr is not nru fi •<tonally a Lawyer, be seem?, ra uscertam-fig ths ata' jtci now efforts, to bare added winch care, examination, audited?, ta hie advantages as a practical leg tala lot, during waa! of tha po rted embraced m bis work. JOHN P. KING. AfoftMfo, July lfrth, 18SB. Avocsva, July 28th, 18Jn. ( have attentively exntaaiafi a Digern of the laws of Georgia, from 1B2(> to 19Y9, indactre ; and fruoi the caemiaaiiva, faei unthaiiaed ir stating, teat the work la eseewtod wkb m«cb judgement and accuracy, by A. Foster, Ks<| of Columbia Counts. 1 bars n* doubt th* work will prove valuable to every citisen who feels desirnue to imeeasr iaforvwed of the Statutes now nf force in th* Sint*, and would recormneud all Juiiicr# of th* taferior Cafoit, JuslKes of the Peacu, Clerks, ShrnfiAsf.’to pw**eau iktwtdiN of tka werk so ouou a* pfoldu W 4. IHOYIAb GLASCOCK. Wmssrsoohcota, Bth Juno, 1630 3|» As fur m I hat* yet had an opportune ty of enamraing the maauiciipt copy of you* " JN west of the Itr.rs of the St*tie es Goorgut," 1 highfy app:ore both of ita rxecutum and us plan Th* volume canard fail to answer **ll tha pur pose for wbi«.h it wa% designed. —ln the apj«*.i die llvrt ar* a summer of jnscsJsnls or forms, which appear to have keen snodtllvd with accu racy, and 1a strict ctnfomiiy to tha digrated •taioten five which tin y wire Arawo, and with out doubt, will add pur!i to the value and ns* folnr## ol the wail* as a m<*an (in the hand* of Jattiros of the Feara, Jwsncvt of the lufonur Court*, Clerks. Slienffs, young practitioners cf the Law, and other*) “»a corryang (hi J boss named laset wsfo effete” wwh gtealwi facility. 1 aaa, Sir, yaa* wbnHer.t servant, PILKnON FErTiT. Arthur Faster, Esq. Th# work la now fa the hands of Judge Schley, wba ha* hiadly pramived, a* early oe ether en gagements will peitail. 1 1 taiiv it through * enrv fnl end minrite invesiigaiiwn, and cerrecllon. If correction *Hnll be fmiml weevesaey err proper. Ihe greet public elitiity of such a work innet be obvious la all , and the compiler, she hn» de eofrd to it much lime and liUrMii study. Bal lets I* one If that the ieifi>.*oni«ls prevented! nlmra, will fully sottsfy the that ihwi uti lity has not so-en lessened in thr sbghtrst «lc gree by mi dr feet on bis part, in its general desiga. or the accuracy ot its eserat aa At the suggest** of tha pioferaional gentle men whose names are affixed to the above Cer tificate*. mid others who have generously taken aa interest tn the work—-and with an anxious desire to make the nark as estentively brnrfi eial at postitde, to th* public—the Compiler will j introduce into It icveral highly important Law* i of the United Niaira. in roanmn n*r among the people, aad which araoftca mlßcnlt to be found, ( among which are. those ta relation tn the natur alisation of Aliens, the removal at cases from the State to the IV States Courts, the mods of vafiag for President and Vice-President, by elec tort, mad of making the returns, aad the time of buttling each olocttoo*, k< foe. TERMS The work wiH mat are about 40(1 pages. and will be printed after the style of /Vines'* Digest. which is to be taken at the twndnrd. and bound in good Uw binding will be pnblithed at soon at a sufficient number of subscribers ran be oh- j tamed to warrant it* publication ; and will be de- j livervd to tubaeribrr*. at tbeir Residences, at J-l IK' per ropy. Any respe. sible prrvon obtaining Afieeu suboertbrr *. an •It mine accountable for the tame, shall bo eutul-d too cep* gram IT Publisher* af Newspaper* ia tku State. 1 wba wilt favor the above srth such a aumlwr of occasional laaertsons as they may think proper, till tha Ist November maul, shall racaiva therefor, • cop* at th* work. Aug B 26 Medical Institute of (1 oreia. fIIHE regu'ar court* of (.retire* foe in thi* 1 I Imtrtutiua for the last year, ended a., the third Monday of May. That for the rnsoiog • it'll! will commence on ihe first Monday of October a- si The Execwtise Com milter having ' witne«*cd the teal of t*e{ I-ectureri. and the in- j pi•>«< mrnt af itu pupils during the past ytar hare thi* year (he additional arg iment of eipe rtence to recommend dm infant lustilutioo to 1 pub it patiooagc and support. JOHN DENT. J G. hIcIVIiORTER-j M ANTONY. August S o? • Brought to Jail, IN Jackson boro". Xnws Ce. on the 27 th nhi me a mwtatte sno aaswtd Jscx. about 20 of 2fr seers af age. h fart fi mrhfi high says hr be langs to SaaMWl W tii *.ai of Osartci low, S. C. and that ha runaway same time >o fbe month of July lasi The owner ts rvy-scifed to coane foe • •id prise hi* property, pay ctproses aad ukc bn earay. Fkl L WILLIAMSON Jmiar. 9e* 4 44 Jt CHANNING’S WORKS, BEING his “ Discourses , Reviews and Miscellanies in one volume, royal Bvo. Something of the value of this publication may be learned from the following extracts. The Editor of the India Gazette, pub lished at Calcutta, iu alluding to an arti cle, written by Dr. C., has the following remarks: — “ Dr. Cbanning has published compar atively little ; hut on every subject that he has approached, be has cast anew aud interesting light. “ Nihil legigit quod non ornavit.” We say nothing of his Ser mons on the Evidences of Christianity, and other Theological subjects, some of which havo received the eulogy of the Quarterly Roview, but his estimate of the character of Napoleon Buonaparte, his Review of the Life and writings of Miltou, aud his more recent examination of (he Works of Fenelon, all siamp him as a writer of the highest power, and one of profound, original and ennobling thought. The thoughts dial breathe and ihs words that burn, abound in his writings more than in those of any modern author with which we are acquainted. He seems to move and live ib a pur* and elevated at i*iOt.phere of hw owr, aud from which It* aorveys (he v»>;uoa interest* of society, aed (irsttottaces on then* a jwt aud dis criminating judgment.** A late number of the Westminster Re view cunt-tins au article upon Dr, Chan uing's willing#, from which we extract the following. ‘He* (alluding *« Dr. C.) *is no retailer of oiher wen's phrases or ciber men’s u- He Wves words ioe*pr»>s tlio'ts, hit own thougiita. What his mouth al lot aor hi* pen indites, hisaniud has fust distinctly conceived, has elaborated, has arrived Kt the conviction us, by its own efforts, has wrought into itself, snd sur rounded with ita uwn peculiar aiaoiiatiuos. o|K?n Dr. Channiivg'* volume aimosi aay where, and you instantly feel as if in the presence of nu cxiraordiimy mm, and one of whom you must know mcro. His Kiimi comet inio direct contact with your own. The fascination of genius is upon '-on ; snd in this instance, happily, the sp4.>ii ;• x banignant one.* lb ttitii«H»F tliis* work, the Editor of the National Gasatie, aay*: ‘ J’ur several d*>t past we have had on our ?ab*e « kook, the con fen is of which we tegard as much more valuable, than those of any B<;t;sh work which has lately been repiiuted in ihe United States. Thu form in which these excellent productions are is»vej, is worthy nf tneir merit snd give# us tne moro pleucure, as it r.>ay b« deemed a tribute to tha iasie of tha Atner. iesa reader, while it rduntrsies the htfjb repuiatmn of the Hevercnd snd accom plished nuthor. It »»«# Hoasnvf, we be lieve, who s<«id the! he loved la k'tidie his tafier by the lixht of lha *»tn. Us an in lellwrioal light suah/f.-us, the moralist and ihMaloffsnn may find imich it* (he w»mKs of ChsHninc, s«ich. for i xsotple, as iho “He marki on the Character and Wipings of Fenelon, *’ and tlm short ‘* Discourse on ihe Ordination of Abbot.*’ 11 ia style is difiinguisbvd I'mforiely, by en elegance and cr.ec which are s.h«>llv wsuling in most of the ceiNfmsitioßs of the day, ualy called f«fifiv« or tonioornry.’ 07*- Free* three dollar*. Fob Sam by R. F. POE, ob T. S. METCALF. September 30 43 if Georgia, Lincoln County. WHERF. AS William Reynolds applies to me f»» Letter* of Administration de Avoir riri on th* Estate of Martin rickst, deceased. The** are. ibereforr, to cite, t'lnrainii*. «nd admoimh all and singulai the kindred nnd errff- Ki-r* of s.H drre«»*fl to be and appear al my office within the time oy la»r, to shew ca-i*r. if any they have, why said Letters *bould i net be granted. Given under my hand, at office, thi? 9th of | September. IB3f FRANCIS F. FLEMING, c. c. o September 13 w3t IB Georgia, Lincoln County. VEjTiir.HF.AS WHUiis Mnnenef. Administra ter en the Estates of John Bentley nnd i John Crr, ileransed; and Executor on the Es ' (ate of Austin Moncrief, deceaied; applies to me | for Letteis Diasnissory from said Estates : , These are, therefore, to cite, summon, and ad- j monish at) and smgidar the kindred ond credi tors of each of the said deceased, to be and ap pear at my office within the time prescribed, to 1 skew cans# if any they have, why said Letters sisuwld sot be granted. Given under my bend, at office, this 9th es September, 18-V. FRANCIS F. FLEMING, e. c. o. September 13 mbtn 38 Georgia, Lincoln County. Wiiliarr Woods appli-s to me If for Letters of Admin itrafion on the Es late and of Abram Fields, Isle of said coonly, dec'd. These are therefore to cite, summon and ad- j monish all -rad singular the kindred and credt- i tors of said dec'd. to he and appear at my office j within th* time prescribed by law to file theif ob- I jertions (if any they have.) and shew cause why j said Inters thoald not be giaaituf. Given under my band at office, this 29th of Sept ihff). THOMAS F FLEMING, c. c.o Oet 4 44 3t 'JRLAITX3 Os all kinds, just printed, and for sale al the Courier Ofue. A TT JCHMF.NTS, impcov. form pr.qr $ i Of* . w. Decwraiioos per qtsue, 1 Ot* CiicoUm p*e quite, above six, 0 s*» Cotton Recetftx per Ream, 16 ot* — per quire. 1 BO W ipisen Reeet,t, per quire. 0 76 M«r i»tra!ev Saflsm.us do. do. 76 Bill* of Lading. 1 00 Cards. (*io;l» pock ) 1 «* Notary Nonces. 0 75 Ahenffs aud Collector's Teles. I-C. 1 00 Bank Checks, bound or ia Sheets, with ail the other Blanks in rommi a use ia the city or couuir at equal’s low pneea. July 24 24 old~brickT KT7 ANTED to Furclrtse It sjU OLD BRICK If of goodquahty; for wkteh a bforrs piicc wui be ;**ts. Appw u* J. » McWHtRrrK. CERTIFICATE. Philadelphia, Feb. 2011, 1827. Mn. WM. W. Potter:— DEAR SIR :—Two years have now elapsed since my daughter Mary Ann has been, by the use of your invaluable Medicine, restored to a state of much better health than we could rea sonably have expected ; and as a duty I owe to suffering humanity, and gratitude to yourself, I tender this, trusting it may prove useful to those similarly afflicted. About twelve years ago she complained of se vere pain* iu her back and Lip, which grew worse and worse, until she was almost unable to move, or turn herself in bed. During this pe riod, her hack and hip swelled very much, and the pain extended down the leg, which lost its natural power: a wasting of flesh —loss of appe tite, and emaciation ensued, and her countenance despicted misery. She continued without much, if aur, oltcraliou for the better, (keeping her strictly under the advice of an emineut medical gentleman,J for a considerable time, when the swelling on the hip began to increase ; her phy sician's prescriptions became useless; they re commended the steel jacket —one was procured, tried, but in vain, and the disease seemed to hid dc-fiance to all the well known remedies in that complaint, that were here employed. She was then considered as incurable. Her sister having died of the same complaint, after an illness at four years, we were of opinion that Mary Ann must share the same fate, (laving heard cf the remarkable success of your Catholicon in scro fulous complaints, I was reso ved to make a trial of it. She begau to use it, aud in a few days the swelling on the hip broke, and discharger! greatly: she could theu use her crutches—in a few weeks longer her pains disappeared—the discharge ceused—the ulcer healed—h-r appe tite returned-—anil her whole system resumed its wonted rigor. I belie ve, bad your invaluable medicice L-een used when she first complained, it would have prevented het fro'tn lining a cr.ppie for Ike reit c*‘ > r li‘.t ■ *\ ak <Miw ttreTiTCr for the benefits which my dang liter has derived from the use of your iim.l uablc Catholicon, I veiuai.t Yours, Respectfully, JOHN M’CURDY, Tun. No. 38, Chemut-streel. dr The genuine Catholicon is to be had ol my i.nly authorised Agents Messrs. Turpin to D’Antionac. in Augusta. W. POl TER, Philadelphia Angirat 12 29 if Georgia, Richmond Comity. HEKEAS Mary Ann Clarke, appliishu y y Letters nf Administration oil the F.stnit of John M. Ciaike, deceased, and lute of Rich mond County: These are, therefore, tocitea'l and singtdai the kindred and creditors nf said deceased, u file tii»*ir objections, if any 'hey have, in my of fice within ihe time prescribed by law, otherwise Lrae.s of Administration w ill be granted Guo. A. B. Walker, c. c. o. sept. 30 43 Georgia, Richmond County. WHFKL Ab Milton Antony. appliesfoi Let ters of Administration upon the Kststr if h >«ikinh <»• Rosetta Jeffers, dic'd, anti late ol Richmond County, These -re. therefore, to rite all and singnlat the kindred aud Creditors .*f said dec'd, to lit lan appear at my »>ffi«« within the tint* presrri sod by law, to file their objections, (if any they Ita.g) .rad shew cause why raid letters shoule not be gras ted. Guo. A. B. Walker, c. c. o. erpi. 30 43 Georgia, Richmond County. WHKJiEAfi John Morrison, applies for letters of Administration on ihe Esiatr of Hugh Morrison, deceased, and lais of Let count?. 'I firs* art lharefora to cite all and singub.r th* the kindred and creditors of said deceased, l« b** ami appear m my nSW within the time pro ■ scribed by Ihw, to tile their objections (if any ! they have,) and shew cause why said leltem should nut be granlrd. Guo. A. B. Walker, c. c. o. *ep| ,3fr 43 Georgia nichimmd County. WHEREAS benjamin F- Kenrick applioi b.r l.etter* ot Admioistration upon thi ( stele «f Jotin kt any dat'd, and Sale of Rick moiid county. T'mse are, therefore, to rite al! wnrl sirgnlai the kindred and errdilors of said deceased, U be and apuear at my office within the lime j re scribed by law, to file their objections, (if any thiy have.) and shew causa why said Lelteri should not bf granted. y Geo. A. B. Walker, c. e. o. Aug 8A 33 Georgia, Richmond County. WTIERKAS James Face applies for Letters of Administration upon the Estate *1 William U. Bush, deed, and lal# of Richmond (Vanijr, The** are, therefore, to cite all and singular the kin.lrvd *od creditors us raid dec'd, to be an I aj.p.-ar at my Office, wit- ii the lime | rescr;. f>ed b» lew, to fi!e ilicir objections, (if any they have,) rod shew cause why said I.oilers should not be granted. Geo. A. a. Walker, c. c. o. June 24 16 (ieonii.T, Hirlimonci County. i VK7TIEREAS, W»| iam McGar applies (<>r ff Letters of Administration upon the Es tate of David Clarke, uec’d. and late of Rich mond ( ounty, These are, therefore, to eite all and singular (be kindred and creditors of said dec’d, to be and appear al my office within the time prescri bed by 1* I , file their objections, (if any they have) unit simiw cause why said letters should not be granted. Geo. A. B. Walker, c. e. o. Jane 24 16 Goorgin, Kichmond County. Geo. M. Walker applies for TV Letters of Administration on the Estate of George Smith, deceased, late of Richmond County. Tnese are, therefore, to cite all and singular the kindred and creditors of said decear >d, to file tbeir objections, if any they have iu my office witnin the time prescribed by law, other wise Letters of Administration will he granted Geo. A. B. Walker, c. c. o. Jane 17 13 Georgia, Kichmond County. KK THERE AS Mary Bussey applies for Let q Y for* of Administration on the estate of { nvrles Bussev deceased, and 'ate of Richmond , Courts, Iheae sre therefor- to rite all and singular the kindred and crediior* #f said «lecea»»d. .o 1 be and appear ai my office, w ithio the time pre- ! scribed hy law. to file their objections, (if any they have,) and shew cause why said letters j should not be granted. Geo. A. B. Wzlker, e. e. o. July ! 17 ~ NOTICE. THE Sobscri' er wut.es to p«ircha*e fifty Rfoely y©*ix»g n- ,-rort, of go<id cb .racier, Ibe de»c.ipfo.i wanted are Boys fretn !2 to 15 yeats, atwi unea ftom 15 to 2* A fe'r yn»i| i isomer, would be purchased, if likely. None need be offered wulna the* ean be certificated. ' Tbea’»ove number of negroes nr* wanted itnme diu'ely; persons vuHis; tn scH, can find me ul Messrs, ilusfroae. Was more. fust. IV irebcu»e or at foewf gr Rountree’s 8tor: ; in my *S*ecce my ton. Henry Get lacs, wtJl act f.-c m* Wok G. GFIMF.3. Ne« • iffi H Dy judg* dt Chamberß, 23d JULY, fm. STATE OF GEORGIA. RICHMOND SUPERIOR COURT. Between Grace Rowkll, Compl’tx Sill for George L. Twiggs &. Yalentwk/ co »cry Walker, surviving of Edward Rowell, deceased,V dtslribu and others. J tion. IT being shown that Mary A. Rowell, Nancy W. Rowell, Elizabeth Foreman, Milly E. Rowell, Sarah C. Rowell, Benjaro-n D. Rowellj Hannah T. Rowel!, Margaret C. Rowell, WiL liam A. Rowell, F.dwarc H. Rowell, Eliza WiL liamson, Catherine Resell, Sarah Rowell, Ran-* dolph Rowell, Mary Rowell, Dorcas Rowell* Jane Rowell, Mary Davies, Benjamin Strange; Patsey Foreman, Randolph Strange, Edward Strange, Hubbara Strange, E. S. Sibley, and Elizabeth his Wife, Arthur W estbrook ;i:in Mary his Wife, Benjamin Jackson and Rebecca his Wife, Lucy Ball, John Stanly, John Horton and Elizabeth his Wife, Jesse Westbrook and Susan nah his Wife, William Coombj and Winifred his Wife, and Nathaniel Stanley, defendants in the above bill, reside out of this State; and that James Stanley, jr. resides in the County of Law rence, iu said State of Georgia. It is ordered; that they severally appear at the next term of this Court, on tire third Monday in November next, to plead, answer, or demur, (not deuiuu ing i.lone,) to the Complainant’s hill, and that service of said hill hr* perfected on them, by publishing a copy of this order, once t week for three months, previously to said tern, in some Gazette published in the City of Augusta; and also in some Gazette published in Columbia, in the State of South-Caroliua—in Nashville, in the State of Tennessee—in Montgomery, in the Siate of Alabama—and in Raleigh, in the State of North-Carolina. A l. 'te conn f*ar> ths JHnates. - - JAMES McLAWS, Clerk. July 29 w3m 2 & OLP The Columbia (S. C.) Times L Gazette, Nashville (Tenn ) Banner, Montgomery (Ala,) Gazette, and Raleigh, (N. C.) Star, will please publish the nbovo once .» week for three months, and send the {whole series of th‘ir) papers, con taining the advertisement to William so Jambs Guuld. Augusta, (Geo.) and iunit their accounts to the Gcorgui Courier Office. THE GEORGIA JOURNAL LS published twice t weak during tha session of the Legislature, and weekly for tha re mainder of the year, at the corner of Wayne and Hanooik-strects, at THULE DOLLARS per annum in advance, or FOUR DOLLARS at the ond of the year. THK GEORGIA JOURNAL believes, that “upon this country, more than any other, has. in the Providence of Cud, beau cost tha special guardianship of ihe gre*tt principle us adhararce ic- wriiten constitutions hence it advocates— •* The Union of the St-.tcs—aud tka Sovereign ty of llie Slate#.” “ A wise and frugal Uoveruroeut, which shall restrain »nen /rcia injuring one aaother; shall leave them ot lit-, wise fiee to regulate their own pursues of industry .mi it. prnv«r.,*u'. mid shall nut t**ke from lha moult, of fohoi the broad it has earned ;” " Liberty of toe Tongue—liberty of tke Peer# —llhevtt of tha Cousci«uce--tiberlj of the Hnnd,'* “ Fitedoni of industry, at sacred as freedom of speech or of rh(* piejs;’’ “ Keanu my iu thr public expenta, that labor may be lightly SoVtbvneti •• '1 he support nf the S:»j, Ur»vrtnm*ntd in all thtirrigkis ms th* most competes! adminUtra tioo for our dom*-#tic concerns,•” Thi- preset v.itio:» ol the Oar.aral Government iu its whole ccnstiuui u.al vigor, as the sheet an chor of our pence .'t home and safety abroad “ Pe.ir*-. (onnnercc, and honest lrieudshi 4 > wiib nil nations;” “ ) axe#, a* many it* are necessary, end nu more: es 10-. g es necessary, at-ff no longer;” - Equality < f rights and duties, of benefit* end burthens, ns the basis of the Union;'* and, lastly, “ A rapid end total extinguishment of th* pub lie debt, as necessary to th* harmony as to the prosperity of the Aireiicen family;” THE JOURNAL k the only paper In the Stale in which the Deheias of the General As sembly are regnlaaly published. Its extensive circulation gives to adverlisetocnts inserted in it, corresponding advantages. # „ # New Types bevc been ordered ; and by th. Ist of November next, it will he presented to the public in anew and beautiful dress. 31/“ Gentlemen who desire the doctrines above slated, to be extensively disseminated, will aid th* good work by procuring sufisuiifier* for tht psper—Let every man into whose hands this sheet may come, procure hut one or tw# respon sible subscribers, and he v ill confer an obliga tion, not only on the Editorr, but on all others who now take this paper, on account of its polit ical doctrines. Miltedfaville, Oct. 3 44 if A New Map of Georgia. 11 IIE subscribers bare n.ra under the hand* of the Engraver in Nrw-York, a completu and splendid Map ot the stale of Georgia, thu greater part compiled from actual survey, with all the districts carefnlly laid down and number ed, the whole completed with great labor aud ex actness from the latest and most authentic intor mnlio.t, in a style not inferiar to any thing of tha kind yet presented to the public, with a table of distances ftotr. the seat o/ government to every county site or place of importance m the elate. The districts in the new purchase and lowe* counties are all numb' *n the corners, so st to enable a person to •*« the exact situa tion of any lot of lam sill be painted and finished »ff in the nealo ...anner— a part of tbernr canvassed, varnished and placed on rollers, the bul-ince will be on thin paper nicely folded ia morocco covert, and will tie for sale in MiMedge ville by the first of October next. 1 boss >ne rollers at Fire Dollars, and the pocket map us the tame site at four Dollars. Persons residing at * distance wishing to pro cure the map can do to by sending by their members as a sufficient number, of them will be kept in Milledgevdle during the session of tha- Legislature. CARLTON WELLBORN, ORANGE GREEN. *LT Editors in this stnle who will vublish the above occasionally until the first Novm*l»ar otit, will be eoiitlcd to a copy ol the AM July 23 *4 Georgia, Kichmond County, WHEREAS Charles J. Jenkins applies fat Letters of Administration de bonib now-' cum tetiemenlo aooaxo, aa the Estate es M*?e thins Jones, • These are, therefore, te cite all and aiognleV the kind.' and an J creditors of said deceased, to be »nd appear *1 my >Sc«, within the time pres-wi* >ed by raw, to ,ile the.r objections (It any *hey inve.) and shew e-os- wljpgaid Letters rbould not be grnoteff. Geo. A. B. Walker, c. c. o. August 2 24 21 Georgia, Kichmond Coumj. WHEREAS Willi*m Tutt epplie* f«r Let rersol Admiuisirat on upon the estafo if EL-ojamia Tail deceased sr.ff late es 3. Carol aa. Tbcte are, tbereiore, to cite ail and singular Le kindred and creditors of »aid deceased, So he ■nd appear at my o e, wii.un the tune prescri n and lijr law, to tile t .etf nbjeetse.is Hi ary they iave) mart shew ea-ite why said lettait ikould iot be granted. Geo. A. B. Welker,«. c. o. July l 17 hherifFs titles^ >*ft p«te<c4 ea 4 to »*fe e*. Ik% fMS*r«e

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