About Georgia courier. (Augusta, Ga.) 1826-1837 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1834)
I ! ■ ’ ' ” .. . Agreeably, therefore, ?o the above derivation J •f nations front perfectly free individuals, a man | may “ throw” h.iinself on hi* nataral rights, and i proclaim hie independence, and assert his right th do as he pleases. Much more may a Coun- | ty ; and of course, a State may resume the so vereignty she has parted with, and declare “ free ports” or whatever else she wills, and maintain this system of affairs, iy she can. But all this is nothing more nor less than the break ing up the foundations of society—Revolution— a right no-body ever attempted to question un der intolerable oppression. Yet this is Nullifi cation—lhe right of a member of this Union to determine what hw it will obey, and what law it will not. And it is now so acknowledged** many of its advocates now openly proclaim Re volution as their object, after the people have been inflamed into madness—when Reason, in a Certain portion of our Country has yield' d her thione to Passion, and nought but the self-pre- Serving power of the Confederacy restrainsit from shooting madly from its sphere. At first, this politieal panacea was a peaceful, constitu tional remedy. It was not in the onstitution to-be sure, but it was not Inconsistent wi'h it That, which sat the Constitution, both it- spirit And its letter, at defiance, and appealed to the inflamed passions f irritated men—t, at, which threw a State on its unshorn natural rights, Which authorizes a State to w ithdraw the alle giance of its citizens from the Common Govern ment, an-1 wditiVy arrets the operation of an universal law within its limits-—that is not in consistent with the Constitution!!! But it is ,ncT-‘rtheless true. For the Constitution has Yle thing in it, forbidding the Rlsht of Revolu tion. That no Constitution can restrain—no peo ple alienate. Why, then, bave the people been deceived by the cry of peaceful, constitutional Nullification I Its percefulness has been test ed, and its const tutionality becomes more open ly denied, as the plans ripen and the< plot thick ens. The catastrophe linear at hand., The mask will soon be dropped entirely, and as cursed a hi teousness of features as ever appall ed any nation, will startle the loveis of iheir Country’s integrity and independence from the dream of false security. Fellow Be not deceived. Co;.fide jii your party leaders and friends as much as you please. Believe them honest, if you can, and devote Ito their Country’s welfare. They may be so —some of them are so; but the ten deucy of this doctrine cannot be mistaken —it is as plain as the disk of that glorious luminary, which now pours its light on the unsullied ve bide of our thoughts. , It will dissever th s Union into rival confederacies, plant a tower on every mountain, bristle yr ur peaceful streams wi h bayonets, and delugf yonr happy Country in fratricidal blood. Rouse, then, from your lethargy Let all good men rally round the Stat Spangled Banner— not that one-starred noa-d<;script, which had, already, nearly gone down in blood; hut that Banner of Stars and Sripes, which, while it commands the entire homage of every Ametican heart, equally com mauds the respect and admiration pf the wor:d- Dull indeed is th it eye, that does not brighten— col i that heart, that does not throb with increas ed emotion in its piesence. Who would see it insulted, and not avenge? Who would gee it disgtneed, and live? It may, ere long, become our duty to call you around it, to take those measures which the exigency of the times de mnnds, both for your personal and national se curity. Think of it; and bring the purest offer ings of patriotism, with the freshest feelings of opening spring, to present on the altar of yonr Country’s Uninn. The following bad preceded theGrcat Union Meeting in Savannah for a week or two; we copy it that our Readers may see the whole ground for the necessity of action on this subjeci: TO DUR FELLOW CITIZENS OF CHAT HAM COUN Y. A reference to the columns of the ‘‘ Savannah Repulicin” will disclose the fact, tb.it there are those io our coun'y, who following in the fontsteps of the lea ders of Null fication in South Carolina, are about io otgaroze themselves by form ing an Ass"Ciatiou for he purpose of dis seminating their doctrines among us— doctrines calculated to weaken our at tachment t<» the Union <>p"these States, and io the sequel to prostrate the rights of the States themselves & the liber ties of the People. li is attempted by Associations of Clubs formed in vari us counties of the State to influence public opinion, which, free as the air we breathe, should be per mited to fl >w spontaneously from (hem in their primary assemblies. We are op posed in the absjacf, to this system; bui under the circemsiaucas what ate we tn d< ? A Call has been made in the Republi can not upon all the citizens at. whose meeting the voice of .he tnaj uity oi this commeuoity migh be beard and respect ed, but upon those only who will attend the proposed mee rng, pledged to support a particular train of measures. Shall wo remain passive, whilst the agitators of the day are concentrating their forces ta un dermine the pillars of our Constitution? Shall we make no counteracting effort, ontil the time shall have arrived when such effort would be futile, when our State will have been convened rntp a oamp, her freemen gagged with test oaths and disfranchised by a Party] No! The time is at hand when it behooves us to act. When the institutions of our country are assailed, neutrality becomes criminal. We, therefore, invite those of you who ate the friends of the Union and opposed to‘Nullification propounded by those in this State, who have styled themselves to be the State Rights Party, to meet at the Exchan®e Lon« Rom in the city of Savannah, This Day, the fifth of February, al 11 o'clock, A. M. lor the purpose '>f adopting such measures as the exigencies of the times may demand. O1 ill i/, vln this city, o Friday Morning, the ?ih tost. Mr. John P- Aldrich, aged 27 years, a native of Rh> deTsland. On Saturday Morning, last, in -this pity, Henry G< rtoN, in ;ho Stst year, of bis age. H<* ras burled yesterday Mdita/y aj>4 Masonip boners. AVGUSTA RACES. riIHE Races, Rt Charleston, having been postponed, for the accommodation of the Virginians and North Carolinians, which brings the. t.me now appointed for them, so near to the time appointed for the Augusta Races, that Horses cannot attend both Turfs, and yet be al lowed sufficient resting time —the Augusta Races are also postponed to the third, instead of the second Monday in March next. Feb 10 18 td . IDIBo OFFERS his Professional Services to the citizens of ziugusta, and its vi cinity. He may be found at his office, next door above the Store of Mr. R. La daveze. Feb 10 18 2t runaii'.i y.~ RUNAWAY from the Plantation of Mrs Mary Colt in Greene County, Geo. last Summer, a Negro Man, CHARLES, 25 to 30 years old, nearly 6 feet high blark and strait made and of good countenance. He was heard of in Augusta, in IVnvember last. A reasonable reward and all necessary exp»nces will be paid for his apprehension and confinement in any jail or his delivery to me or any inform lion concerning him forwarded to Mr. Willie Allen ar Mount Zion, Hancock County, Geo. or to the subscriber at Greensboro' MARY COLT. Feb 10 18 ts ————NOTICE. THE Book Accounts due the late firm of Luke Reed, & Co. are in the hands of Mi. J. S Camfield, for collection, to whom, al! indebted will make immediate payment.— The Notes due the concern, will be found with Andrew J. Miller, E q - As it is necess try, that our business should ba brought to a close those indebted to us must | make immediate payment, to save the costs of Suits. 1 '* • • LUKE REEF), . ~ FRED’K. S. THOMAS. Surviving pa. tne rs of the late firm of I . LUKE REED, li «. $ Jan 22 10 Gt NOTICE. .... CfllHE undesigned has this day taken his son <_ Henry J Ruff into co partnership, and in future the-Boo* and Shoe busings, will be con ducted under the firm of Moses Ross Sj Son. MOSES RUFF, lun’r. Jan 7th, 1834 2mw 5 •N. B- All persons having demands against the Subscriber will p ease present them for Settle ment, and those indebted to him are requested to call and settle the same. M. R. ~ "I4HE owners and oc npants of Lots are re fl quisle Ito have ihe Drt n their premise, placed in the street-on or before 9, A. VI. ac cording to the Ordinance regulating the games which allows nothing to be thrown in the street after that hour All persons offending against the same will be reported to Council at their fi'St regular meeting. PETER GALLAGHER, Street Office. Jan 22 10 tl Y WAtiTi.l) ■. • An old ‘tetail License. WE wish tn Purchase art old Licence for which 'he Cash will be paid, ifeaily application be made to LAM BACK <fc 7?UsE. • Jan 31 , , 14 Office of the Augusta Insurance Dank ing Company. • < t - > 6 h Febitary, 1834 A MEETING «.f the St<>ckholdeia o' this Institution'., will be. held at the Bank on TUESDAY next, at 3 o’clock, P. Mv Bv order of the Board. ROBERT WALTON. Cash'r. Feb 7 2 17 STEAM BO AT. OFFICE, I Savannah. January 4th. 1834. f THE Stockholders of the S eam Boat Company of Georgia, are request' ed 10 meet at iheir office in Savannah, on Tuesday, 4th February, at (11) eleven o’clock, A. M. for the purpose ' f consid ering the expediency of constructing a Ciu.il or Rail Rond from Augusta to Her'hman’s Lake, agreeable to an ac passed at the late session of the Legisla ture. WM. E. LONG, Sec’ry. S. B. Co. Jan 10 10l 5. " 'NEW-VO K ' Wholesale Clothing Warehouse 1 No 68 t earl Street THE Subscribers,wholes*le dealers in ready made CLOTHING, have on hand a large and general assortment, manufactured for the Spring trade, of materials suitable for the south ern and western Markets, and of discription, style, size, to ass <rd satisfaction to purchas ers Their assortment comprises every article usually required fir those Markets The artic les are marked at regular and stated prices, and in no case will there be the least deviation from these prices A credit of six months will be given for notes payable at Banks in any part of the country ; and when the time is extended, interest will be charge at the rate of six per cent, per annum, two ai d a half per cent, will be allowed for city acceptances, and a very liberal discount for Cash. VAN F.P- & 00TH0UT. No. 68, Pearl street, N. V. Jon 24 11 w6t EW GOODS. We respectfully inform the ladies in city, and country that we have just received, from N* York and Philadelphia, anew assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE Fix ?VT EW style prints, plain Silks, Irish Linen., 1. al French Muslins, lease superior French Blonde and Needle Worked dress Caps, latest fashion, very new, green silk Bonnets, children Caps,‘already made, worked ladies Canes, prin ted ShoJlog, a very fine article for ladies dresses Silk Shawls, &ic. and other Goods, too numer ous to mention. THO’S. C. LOCKHART & Co. Broad Street, No 318. Feb 6 16 Im - JUST RECEIVED. Bits, prime Cider, vr 20 firkins, fresh butter put up for family use, 10 Bales of Cotton Warp Ns. 5, a 17 Bales of Sheetings and Shirtings Bales of Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs JOO dozen Wool Socks CHARLES HALL, 180 Broad Street. pec Isl 151 tw2w Lotteries at BE ERS 1 for this week. THE drawing of the Grand Consoli. dated Lottery, Class, No. 3, will be received on Wednesday—Capitals $20,- 000. $6,000, 5000, 3000, 2550, 5 of 2000. 10 of 1000. Tickets S4J, shares in prnportion» By Saturday’s Mail, will be received the drawing <>f the Virginia State Lottery Class No. 3, for the ben- fit of the Canal Company.—Capitals $20,000, 10,000, 6000. 5000 2822, 20 of 2000, &c k Tickets $9, Shares in proportion. BEERS' Official Prize List. The foil; wing are the drawn numbers of the Literature Lottery, Class No 5. 23, 54, 35, 26. 24, 45, 52, 59. 15 61 51. Lowest Prize. $5 Combination 15, 23, 26, a prize of 200 dollars, sold at BEERS’ Fortunate Lottery Office. 241. Broad-Street. tET Address orders to W. P. BEERS. Feb 10 13 ; #IO,OOO, 20 2000 DOLLS. On Saturday will be received the drawing of the Virginia State Lottery Lottery, class -No. 3, c ntaining prizes of $30,000’ SIO,OOO S6OOO 5000 2822, 20 of 2000. &c. Sfc. - Lowest prize sio tickets only $9. Halves 4 50, Qr. 1 25. And on Friday of next week, Maryland State No. 3.—Capitals S2O 00-0, 5000 3000, 2000. &c Lowest prize'ss—Tickets shares in pro portion., Apply early at t ’ 1 * iBWBaiWsmEPS.. ILr* ANOTHER PRlZE.—Drawing of the Literature Lottery, No. 5, received on Saturday 23 54 35 26 24 45 52 59 15 61 65., Combination 15, 45 54 a prize of TWO HUNDRED DOI as usual sold at ROBERTSON’S. Feb 10 ig “ 200 K p gs Cut Nails 200 Barrels Potatoes 50 Barrels Boston Rum Ju t received, and for sale by RATHBONE & HOLLAND. Feb 10 IS FRENCH MUSI.INS. “ ACHOICE lot of fa itv st. second mourning French MUSLINS, di. rect from Paris, is offered ‘or s .ln bv J. P. SETZE Feb 10 18 Richmond Sheriff's S lie. W ILL be sold on the First Tuesday in M rch next, at the Lower Market house in the City of Augusta, within the legal hours ;>f sale, TwoNEGROFS Caleb and Aggy, Levied oc as the propertv of Alexander M’Kensir*, to satis fy afi fa the Trustees of the Academy of Rich mond County vs. Alexander M’Keozie and Angus Martin, security the appeal ALSO, One LOT, fronting'ou Broad street about six ty feet, tunning back about one hundred ana twenty feet; bounded on the west by lot No 6 on the east by a cross street, on the south b ( Broad Street,and on the north by a fence; Also »ne IJouseSiLot,bounded by Reynold street, on .he east by a cross street, on the west by lot No 6. and on the south by a fence, the lot being bout sixty feet front by one hundred and thirty feet deep; Also, three Negroes, Rose, Daniel, and America, levied on as the property of Ste • hen H Oliver to satisfy two fi fas, Francis Sorrel and Joseph Herbert &. Co. vs. Stephen H. Oliver and Henrv Mealing. F. W. LACY, Sheriff R C. Jan 31 14 ' Civs; Sheriff’s Sai?. WILL be sold on the Frst Tuesday in March next, at the Maiket house, in the City of Augusta, within the leg'al hours of sale. One HOUSE and Washington stieet, hounded, on the north fiv John Sharp’s lot, on the south by M’Gar’s lot, on the east by Ha pr-r’s lot, and west by Washing'on stree , levied on as the properly of Joseph Frelevi-'k to safis fy a fi fa, John W. Stov vs. William Niglee and Joseph Frederick, secuiity. E B. GLASCOCK, She-iff, C. A Jan 31 ,14 Valuable City Lots for Sales be s id in ibn Cny nf Macon, ▼ V on the second Monday in March next, lor a term of ninety-nine years, se venty half aero L'fs. on the north*west Common of <he city of Macon.—These lots will form a part of the city already laid out. The terms will be cne fifth of the purchase money within iwcnty-f; ur hours after the sale, the balance in four annual instalments. Bv order of Council. WM. G. MACON. Clerk. Feb 3 2t 15 Q'r 3 The Recorder and ederal U. nion, Milledgeville/ Chronicle and Cour ier, Augusta; E-quirerand Sentinel, C ’l urnbus; Georgian and Republican, Sa vannah, will publish the above 'wice. LODEBAR~IFOR SALE |.AOR SALE, that well known place far en- F terta ning Travellers, 17 miles from Au gusta, on the Milledgeville Stag.’ Road It is a healthy retreat for the citizens of Augusta, during the summer months. The House is large and commodious tor entertaining Fami lies, with a good Peach and Apple Orchard. ALSO, .t J A small Stock of CATTLE. HOGS, and GOATS, together with the Household FURNI TURE will be sold with the Plantation—the whole on reasonable terms, for Cash or Slaves. Inquire on the premises of H. JOHNSON. Jan. 29 3tw 13 FOR SALE. rjIHE undersigned having business out of I this country wishes to dispose of his Con fectionary Establishment, iu Savannah, com prising an assortment of CONFECTIONARIES, CORDIALS, BILLIARD TABLES It is situated on the Corner of Bay Lane ami Bull Street, and is considered the best stand in therity. as much for convenience as for prox imityto business. For particu ars, apply to B BOUYER, Augusta, or to VINCENT NAYEL Savannah Jan 27 12 2w Im " PKIiX J’EKS I A FEW Kogn-f Newspaper Int Just Receiv ed and for Sale at this Office Feb, 5 16 DR, JOHN* A. BVXFZSrCH, OFFICE in t e upper part Broad Street, neatly opposite Stovall and Simmon’s warehouse. Feb. 5 15 3t THOMAS S. 3. CREAVEN, SURGEON DENTIST FRONI Edinburgh, Scotland, has Zaken a large and commodious Room in the private appar ment, bv no means connected with the genllemen’s, at Mr. Cosnard’s U. S H' tel, where he has permanen l lysetf led,and will perform every opperation connected with his profesrion. He is provided with the bestmaterials,uich as Human,Porcelain andMeTalhcl’eeih.in the greatest abundance, Satisfactory References can be seen upon application, of his talents and skill. His merits h ive so far met the appro bation of the kind and enlightened com munity,andin consequence of.their pr-esing invitations, he has pledged himself bound to settle amongst them. No assiduity or punctuality shall be wanting on his part. Hours of attendance from 9 A. M. to 4P. M„ Feb 5 - - 16 Sm dentistky7~ THE Suberiber respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he has located himself in Augusta, where he antici pates a permanent residence with his family. His is directly opposite the Masonic Hall Where he is now in readiness to wait upon any who m ry need his professional services, and hopes by His assidui/-.' and attention to business, aiie from his long experience in the practice of his profession, to merit and receive the confi dence of the public The subscriber can always be found at home, except when on his annual visit to Savannah, er when, by special invitation, he visits an adjacent village; in either case notice in the public prints will be given at least une week previous to his leaving the city, in order that residing i*i the country may know where lie is to be < ou “‘ l . E. OSBORN January ]&, -■ 7 AITGU STA RESTORATIVE. HAVING purchased of Lambuck 8f Ruse jheir entire i terest in the above establish me 1 we respectfwdy solicit < a continuance of Ihe patronage so liberally extended to our pre decessors, which we shall endeavor at all times 1 > merit, ny devoting the whole of our attei tioo o the comfort -and convenience of our custom -1 s, and a strict attention 10 business. TH3 BAa -V ill at al) times be furnished with the best wines iud Liquors the City will afford. THE TABZiE Will be found equal to any in (be City, and io teadine s at all hours. ' Iresh Oysters can be had at all times. Ah attentive and accommodating Bar Keeper, ’g*-thei with Ruse &c Bugbee, will be found al ways at home. FRANCIS N RUSE. T Sandford bugbee. Jan 31 3t 12 CHEAP JLiNfciNST SxW W DEN sfc sHEAR, HAVE received from New-York a large supply o; cheap Irish Linens, Linen sheet mgs, Damask Table Cloths an<l Napkins. Also Rich French Muslins Col Pou)t-de Soil ’s. Rich Furniiure Prints and c cap Calicoes f r Ser vants to whichthey would respectfully invite the attention of tneir frie ds from the City ami < ountry. Augusta, Feb 7 17 ( f toTTecHaNlcs: Th >; plan and specifications forth. Edifice of the Medical College of Georgia, to be built in this city com : leted by the Ist of October, may be seen on Tuesday next,4 h Feb runry, at the Drug Str re of A Cunningham Co and every day hereafter till the 15th Feo ruaiy by which lime those wishing to contract, wil; offer their Pr< posals to D> Ford, Secretai*' of the Building Comm ttee Security f or the faiihfui performance nf the contract will be re quired and every info m <tion desirable in the premises, will be given, on application to AI,EX CU NINGHAM.A to M ANTONY, £. PAUL F. EV E, t £ JOS. A. EVE, .1 g. mcwhorter, - L a. DUGAS, ? ‘ ' L D FOt.D, J 3 January 31, 1834 5 14 (EPTtre "uva nah Georgian will please insert the above twice NO nCK PROPOSALS will bo received nn -111 the Ist Monday tn March next, i i keeping the Public Roads in good re pair, for the term of five years from the first day of April next. The proposals tnav embrace all the Roads or any prop siiou of 'hem, or a part of any one Road. Any information on the subject can be obtained by application to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Richmond County, or to any one of the Justices of the In ferior Court. Dy order of \he. Court. JAMES M’LA WS, Clerk. The Ciry papers are requested to pub lish (he above td Feb 5 td 16 Landing from Latnar’s Boats. I Hhds. and 50 bbls Nortiiero Rum OVF lo Hhds N. Q. Rum 6 pipes Holland Gin 132 kegs Nails; assorted 88 reams Writing Paper 17 bales Shirtings (unbleached) 2 cases bleached Shirtings 23 bbls Whiting Flour, Whiskey, Raisins, #c. FOR SALE, BY G. H. METCALF. Feb 7 Fresh Shell Barks and Cranber ries. Barrels Fresh Shell Batks 3 do Cranberries Jus' Receive from Philadelphia and for safe by • LAMBACK & RUSE Pebruary 3 15 ts HAY 1 HAY!! A Bundles Prime Northern HAY for smle 4 VFfr&m the wharf by . 0 H. METCALF. Feb 1 ; POSTPONED. Richmond Sheriff's Sale. On the first Tuesday in March next. WILL be Sold at the tower Market Houje iHf’ity es Augusta,within the legal hours of sale, A LOI OF L VND in the Ci/y of Augusta, having a front on Reynold and Bay Streets of Eighty two feet 6 inches,more or Jess, bouniied on the north by Bay street, south by Reynold street, east by the other half of Lot No- 6, and west by lot No. 5, levied on as the property of Jacob Danforth, to satisfy a fi. fa., Gazaway B. Lamar, vs. James Willey, Jacob Danforth, Jo seph Bacon, and Ahrahum Danforth. ALSO v One Wagon, three Mules, find one pair Car ry Log Wheels, levied on as the property of Barna McKinnie, to satisfy afi fa. Bank of th.i State of Georgia, vs. said McKinne. PETERF. BOISCLAIR, Sheriff R. C Feb; 5 16 THE subscriber will sell, at Public Auction °n the first Tuesday m March next, at the Lower Market House, if not soqtrer disposed of at private sale, the following property in this city : 1 Lot find Buildings No 7, Bridge Row. 1 Ho on Bay Street. ( 2 Do on Houston Street, adjoining E Martin The above buildings are all well finished. SET’ Terms of Sale. One fourth cash, at 4 months, 4, at 8 months, and at 12 months, with interest. JOSHUA DANFORTH. ®h 7 k 17 w t ( ] 300 nfErTARs re war d RAN A WAY or STOLEN from ihn Subscriber, on the sth inst. a btigh. Mu latto Man, named WTNSTON abeut 25 years of age, five feel five or six inches high, likely, well made, with blue eyes has a scar on one of his cheeks, bitten by a fellow servant; he is sensible and in geniotts in conversation, but has aslighy’ impediment in his speech. Winston is a good Blacksmith and coarse Shoe Maker, and works lefthand ed. He went off well dressed, had on amongst other things, a Drab Lyon Skin, Over coat, the collar lined with Velven and the name of‘Whetter’ marked with t. read in the inside of the collar; had al so on a black Stock. The Boy is suppo ed to have assistance from some white person, in making his way to w here he imagines he will have his freedom. ■ The above Reward will e paid for the recovery of the Boy, with such evidence as will bring the white man to punishment; ,or one hundred dollars will be paid for the apprehensions of the Boy, lodged in any jail over 100 miles distant, or lift v <1 liars if caugh/.under that distance, and information given me, so that i can ob tain him. 1. « ■ - *y. WM. EDDINS, Cambridge Post Office, Abbeville' Dist. S. C. Ct?* The Columbia Hive, Charleston Courier, Savannah Georgian, and Rich mond Enquirer, will publish the above for six months, (without further orders) and forward their accounts to the P<»s< Master at Cambridge, for payment. FebS . . 15 T AN ORDINANCE, TO prevent the sale or delivery of Intoxica ting Liquor to persons of color, within the corporate limits of the City of Augusta, in cer taiihcases therein specified : Sect. Ist.— Be it ordained, by the City Coun. cil cl Augusta, that from and after th« firs day of May next, it shall not be la - fui to give, sell or deliver within 'he limits of said city, any Intoxi cating Liquors to any slave or free person of cok.r in less quantity than one quart, under any pretence whatsoever, nor one quart or more to any slave without a ticket from his or her owner: or lawful employer, authorising or directing said ' slave to purchase or receive the same, or giving said slave a general authority to make purchases on account of his master or lawful employer, mid. r the penalty of paying of not more than fifty dollars for every offmee. Sect 2d.— Be it further ordained, by the authority aforesaid, that it snail be the-'duty of any person who shall sell or deliver intoxica ing liquor to a slave within the limits aforesaid in sin h quantity as a ticket would authorise, to produce such ticket or prove its p osession by such slave at or before the time of the sale or de livery of any intoxicating liquor to said slave, under the penalty of being held to have violated one of the provisions of the preceding section of this Ordinance. . Sect 3d.— And be it further ordained, That all Ordinances and parts of Ordinances milita ting against this ordinance, be and the.same are hen by repealed. ; SAMUEL HALE, Mayor. ‘ Done in Council, the Bth day of Jan. 1834. By the Mayor, GEO. M. WALKER, C/frfr. i Jan 31 14 GEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY. VT7HEREA9 Henry Heckle applies for Let- V v ters of Administration od the Estate of John Heckle, deceased, All persons concerned are hereby notified to be and appear at my office wtfhin the time pre scribed hy law to shew cause (if any) why sard letters should not be granted Given under my hand at office GEO. M. WALKER, c. e. o Jan 29 13 w4m GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY, > Court of Ordinary, November Term, 1834. y WHEREAS Littleberry Beal applies for Letters of Administration on the estate of Nathaniel Beal, deceased, These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the lime prescribed by law, to shew cause (if any) why said letters should not be granted. Given under my band at office this 29th day of January 1834. GEO. xM. WALKERfC, C. O- Jan. 29, ' 12 wlm Georgia.. Lincoln County. ? Court of Ordih' ry, January Term, J <T7 HEREAS.Micajah T. Anthony, Executor VV on the estate o( Ezekiel Dubose, late of said county, deceased, hath petitioned the Cour* of Ordinary for letters of dismission from said estate, It is therefore ordered that all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased be a, d appear at my office, within the time pre scribed by law, to show cause if any why said letters should not be g.aated. ' Giver* under m- hand at Office this 14th Jan uary 1834. MICAJAH HExNLEY C. C O. Jan 17 8 m 6t BUTTONS. • r BTHE Subscriber is selling the above articles fl for a few days at L. Hull’s Auction Store Merchants are respectfully invited to call as they can be had as prices so low as in New York. S. N. SMITH. February* 16 1» ** *' BYJLMARSnALL, ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, tne 12th inßt.(sn’e to cnrnmmce at 7 o’clock,) will be «ol<l, with outany mannerot reserve an Invoice of DRY GOODS. PEIiFUiUERY, &c. &c.' Consisting in part o f S.ipe- fiue Silk Ve!» vet, Silk Bandanas, Silk Vestings, Flo rence Silk*, Crapes, Ribbons, Silk and Crape Shawls, Calicoes, .Ginghams, Bead Bairs, Corsets, Silk and Cotton Hose, Gloves; Checks. Fianiiels, Piaids ami Stripes, Broad Cloths, Casimeres, -Spool Cotton Swiss Muslins, Cotton Balls, Cotton Drillings, Bed Ticking, Blankets, &c ALSO, Sttpeiior plain, medicated and Cam phorated Cologne Water, fair scent'd Lavender, ditto, Hungary, do. (L nov, du and a great variety es ESSENCES, Per. fumed Soap, &, c . &c. The whole-of which will be sold, to the highest bidder for Cash. Feb 10 / Administrator’s Notice. FOUR Mon hs afterdate application will be m»de to the Court of Ordinary of Rich mond County for ieave to sell Le t No. 283—17th District of Harris County (formerly Muscogee) the propeity of Elizabeth Cumming, deceased for the benefit of the heirs of said decease,! A J, MILLER Adrn'r ’ January 15 l m 4 7 Five Company Lottery. f HE Agents.,t the Augusta Independent Fire A Company Loft'ry,’Axo have n t alrendy done so, ire requested iin<ne<)inte ree turns to Wm. P Begusta, prepa ti erg of 1 ick ts n>r> i’-iti' , ot this i>u-1 By order of the i vners, JOHN I. BYRD. Sect'y. (Lr* The Editor’s of the Savannah G> .iroian, Milledgeville Journal and Fedeial Union and Athens Banner, will please to copy this tisement once and notice the same under the Edi torial head. Jun 17. Rtf English and American Harden' THE Subscriber has just re< ivcd a larga and general assm tment of English Seeds direct from Liverpool. These Seeds, are all fresh, being the growth nf 1833. He has alsoj received liis supply of American Seeds, alt of which may be depended vu as co Seeds wih be sold, by him, but such as are known to be ge nuine. He-has alsb a fine assortment of Fruit and other TREES, &.<• consisting of *ppie, Pear. Peach, Plumb.-Cherry Apricot, Nectarine Qaime, Almcnd, &lc.- of a l sorts. Also, Gooscb< rry,Currant Raspberry, Berberrie' md oth-r Bushes. Those Trees are all of the best • kinds and if removed soon wil: no doubt bear Print next summer—also,- ornamental Trees, Shrubs ami Plants, arhong which is the M'lriut Multieaulis, a trne Chinese Mulberry, Chinese Atlanthiis, or free of Heaven, with leaves four feet long; a large assortment of RO'-ES. &c, ROBERT PHILIP. Feb 5 16 Btw Preserves, Pickles, Sfc. A LARGE and complete Assortment cf / > choice Preserves and Pickles, consisting f Limes, Citron, Pine Apples Coco Plums, Guavas, fee., IPtsl India. Ginger, Chow Ch- w, Comiquat Oranges, Dates', Citrons, Marmalades. Canton, Pea rs, Pench.es Qunces, American Peaches, GaKges. Apricots Brandy Fruit Pt< kies, Geikius, Oni ns. Peppers M Mushroom, Walnut ami To mat,us-; Catsups. Just received and for sale, by N. SMITH 4* Co. i Jan 31 -v 14 . AUGUSTA UESTORATI VE. MAYING sold out our entire inter est in the Augtisia Restorative to Messrs Ruse and Bugbee wo with confi dence recommend them to a generot!? i Public, and ake this method of retaining I our most sincere thanks for the very li beral encouragement heretofore! received which will ever be rerrtembeted withpiea sttre, by the iruelv grateful LAMBACK & RUSE. Jan’3l 14 COTTON GINS. fTTHE Subscriber takog this me-hod ofinform- J| ing the Public, and all Cotton Flamers In this State and e sewhere, wanting COTTON GINS of lh > best quality; made after the plan, either of Boatwright or Campbell and Glaze, (maue at the same shops hciHofore occupied by Campbell and Glaze for several years, in Loti« isville, Jefferson- Co . Ga.) that having bought them out, Gms of the abovementioned plans, will be made and warran edof the Best double and single Ste 1 Breasting; Steel or liosn Sz l VV PLATES: fast Steel SAWS, $2 50 per Saw; Iron Saws. $2 per saw. N. B We will at all times have on hand a good stock of either q tality, and make repairs < at the shortest notice. (EF Ah orders will be thankfully received * and promptly attended to. ’ r HN KELLEY, JONATHAN ROBERSON Louisville Jrfferson Co Ga. ? January llih 1834 ( 4tw 8 ~ ORANGES 10,000» Sweet ORANGES Just Received and f«r salo By N, SMITH & Co. _Fe b 3_ - . J 2 Newtown Pippins. 50 Bbls Pippins fine order 100 do Irish Potatoes Jost Received Bv N. SMITH & Co. Feb 3 15 New Mackerel. BBLS and-half hbjs. of No. T,3 and 3 new MACKEREL, expect 'Lamar’s B- ats tIU« day. •' ‘W&C Hv MKTGADF.z 3
