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VOL. VIII.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY
M 'Xi) AY, WEDNESDAY akd FRIDAY,
a o’clock. t. i;i.
llo.v.ird's 'rtck Bail Imji, opposite the Post-Office
M’lntosh Street.
DIRECTIONS
Salos of Lai i an I rccs, by Ad ni’iistrator« l.secs
<>r Guiirhivi*, are required, >■ 1 ’ .v, to be neul on the
S stTuesilayiu th- moith. between the hours of ten in ae
-» i renoon an threa in the afternoon,at the Court-hos »'•
l-.ec-maty which the property i*. situate.
aese sales Must begiven in a public jasetta SlAi i u
■accvioits totho day cf sale •> •
" Ncncesofthesale of persona? property must
jae tuMMor, FORTY days previous to the aa) a* “ '
Notice tothe debtors ana. creditors of an f-sta c. • *
n .-‘dished for FORTY days. ~
* Notice that application will be made to me ' --
i ,ary f.,r leave to sell laaJ.must bo pubhoied for POUR
’,uy for leave to sell Negroes, must be published lor
F JJ ON fH 'before any order absolute »baii b : madu
»- the court
jtf AIL Abl BAN G 12 NT,
P. O. Augusta, 17th Feb. 1834.
Northern Mail.
Due at 3P. M Closes at 10 A. M>
TVcsfcrn Mail.
Due at 10 a ni —Closes at 3 p >n
Charles'on Mail.
Due at 6a m CI»-t*> at 5p tn
Savannah Mail.
Due at 3 p m- Closes at 6 p nt
Athens Mail.
Du? on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at
4pm —Closes ou Monti, yi Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 9 p in
Greenville Mail.
Due on Tmsdays aud Saturdays at 8 pm—
Closes oh Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9p m
Carnesville Hail.
DieonF sid tys at 8 p m—closes on z Sun lays
at 9 p nt.
Louisville Mail.
Doe ni> Fridays, *<■ 7 p in—closes on Wednes
days at 9 p nt
Coosawhatchie Mail.
Du" on Sundays at 5 p m—closes on Tues,
d tys at 10 a m.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open from 8 to 10 a ui—ll a tn to haif past 1
p lu .—h th past 2to iialf past 3p tu —hail part
4 to 6 p. m
Closed from 10 to 11 A. M—b-*H past 1 to
half put 2P M .. : p ’3 U hOfpaa 4p iu
r. Ou Sundays the ‘ e opr’ tru.i Apa t
nast 12 to 1. F. M. a.r- '■ •?" ts to tj p ri>.
Feb. 19 22 L_
NOTICE.
POSALS • hi be received an
B7 til ibe Ist M vtil y n M treb nex’,
for keeping lhePub--. ;ri ids i > g-.-od re*
na-r, for the to; in of five years fiom th'*
ii. s t Jay of April next. The proposals
r> iv embrace all the Roads er any mo;>-
t.i Litt of liem/oi a part of any une Jbi,.'!.
A !>v iufo’iuaiioii on the subject can be
vbabjed by application to the Clerk of
ihe Superior Court of Richmond County.
<>r to any one of the Justices of the In
ferior Cour'.
fly order of he Court.
JAM ES M ’ La \VS, Clerk.
The Ci'y papers are reqnes.ed -t-- | ulr
Ft-h the abase id
Feb 5 id
riIHE S'ibcriber respectfully informs b>
| friends and the pu'ilic g 1 net' 4y, that lit
has ‘u ■ ,f- d himself in Augusto, wh< re he antici
pates a permanent residence with h;s family
Dis usi is directly opposite the M -so-iic
Hall w here he is row in re ulinr-ss to wait up<s
any who may net <1 ho' professional vt«<s an-;
hopes by bis assiduity and attention t„ t u-ii ess.
ane ffom bis Inng expet tence in the pn cticeof
his profession, t merit and receive the c«>nfi
dence of the public
The subscriber can always be f-mul at home,
QXCepl w hen on his annual visit to Savmin*h, oi
when, bv special invitation, he visits an adj icent
village: in either case notice in the public print
will be given at least one week prt vious to ii j
leaving the city, in or !e.r that persons residing
in lhe com.trv may k-ow whne he is to bt
Tom.d ‘ E OS JORN
January 15 7
" J. A? CWB LAWr
DENTIST
B ESPECTFCLLV informs f e ciiiz us ®f
.IV Augusta, and its vicinity that he rias re
turned to the c>t v, and will resume the duties of
his profession.
Tie is prepare tto insert TEETH of all des
nriptioiis in tn aost tnodein s:yle, tn whole oi
pairs ufsetts i' -r-w i’lw hat been so uu.'or
jnate as to ioo e aD ,htii Teeth, may in most
instances be •urt.ished with substitutes which
they would fi «l useful and contribute much t«
their comfort ;u articulation as well as in masti
cating their food
He contemplates making Augusta his perma
nt nt residence, .vbicti will rnable him to take
the charge of chi’dien’s Teeth, during second
dentition,it being the most important period of
life,in regard to the Teeth ptudeut operations
during that period will add much to the com
fort oi the child, and prevent much suffering in
after life.
He has taken Rooms, at the the Washington
Hall, entrance on Broad-Street,
Oct 28 129 if
TO KENT
-The WARE-HOUSE, and OF
FJCES, formerly occupied by Alex
ljtj»,*s§| ander MacKenzie. Possession giv
en immediately. Apply to
P. BENNOCH,
JAMES M. CARTER or
J. P. KING, Assiutvees.
N. B. 1 lie Assignees >f A. MacKenzie hare
six or seven grown Negroes for sale, among
which are a few first rate HouseAVomen.
Oct 9 121
To Kent.
TH El louse and Lot on Rey
nold Street near the corner of
Reynold and Centre Street ro
cently occupied toy Joseph B Sockton.
Apply t<>
A. J. MILLER.
December 2 'I 144
“BOARDEKS WANTED.
MR. NOYES can accomodate two
„r three genteel Young Men with
Board at Corner of Broad &•
Centre Street.
Dec. 2 44
Porto Ried Sugar.
7Hhds. Just Received on consignment at d
will be sold low.
G H. METCALF.
® @©TOIIEIt.
| WISE -s and LIQ UOES.
nod Pattidge Eye Chain-
; ligne, in quarts and pinis.
oid Madeiia, in Wood and Glass
l eno.*ilfi- and Sherry, Brown and Pale
Rtieni.-t Wine, us Steinberger & Rudei- 1
snenn r, B and Vintage of 1822.
Malm-ry Mudi ita <nd Old Pott
Si. Local <fc Marseilles Madeira
<Ld Champaign Brandy !
Prune Cognac, Holland Gin, &.c. &.c. '
N. SMITH .y Co.
NuV 29 143
PiIEPAKEI) COACO,
ll’arranied pu c and of first quality
C 4 Oal’O thus prepare I ass .-ids a wholesome
> beverage and is recommended bv Phygi.
cians as nutriti us not only, to the sick mid con
vidi’sceiit but ta the healthy aud is very com.
posing to weak nerves.
ALSO,
Uupre ared Coaco, in its Natural state, just
received’ by N. SMI TH &i Co.
Jan 3 2
Butter, Buck Wheat, &c.
o , * r
Ferkius, selected Goshen Butter
25 Half Bls Dest, Buck wheat
28 qr do do do
It) Casks, prime Cheese
8U Bis W. Ely’s Canal Flour
10 Half do do do
20 Half Bls No 1 Shad
10 do do No 1 Salmon
10 do do No 1 Beef
5000 Bls Loaf &. Lump Sugar assorted qualities
100 J rs assorted Pickh-s
20 Kegs Superior Lard
Jost Received and for sale by
N SMITH &. Co.
November 6 133
A Valuable II ouse and Lot For.
Sale.
At AUCTION an he fust Tuesday of j
Much tiex , if not before disposed of!
by private sale,
I'he HOUSE last year occupied by !
Samuel M. Jackson, Esq. and now ten. j
anted—<m Ellis street, near Mr. Meal
teg’s— for inf u niation wiib regard tu Lot,
House and Improvements examine the
ptemises or call on WM.P. BEERS,
241 Broad-sneer,
February 17 21
3v\st Itecewed.
★T: -■'X Barrels Irish Potato
gjJvFy 25 bbls Canal Flour
20 boxes Sperm Candles
' 25 do Canton Fire Cracke
50 do Bunch Raisins
50 do Fresh Prunes j
5 Ira’es Aimnuds
5 bbls FnaZ'iit Nuts ;
5 buses Citron
2 barrels fresh CnrrantE
15 Baskets superior Champaign Wme
10 kegs fresh Goshen Butter
Just received, whicn with a Choice selection o
GROCERIES,
’.)n baud wdl be sold, low by
JOHN COSKERY,
Montgomery s Buildings.
D<‘c 6 146
ORANGES”
10,000, Su-eet ORANGES
Just Received and fwr sale
By N. SMITH & Co.
Feb 3 15
FUII TIPPETS ‘
J A’/> CA I‘ES.
A. New Supply of Rii h Eir
TIPP < TS & CAP’
Has just been opened by ttw ret,
Together with
A VARIETY OF TIBER ARTICLt.d,
Amongst which is
.4 Snlcn bd rlssorttnr c of
CJi AT7IS, CAS&IIVtmVSSL
Well assorted in Colors.
J. l’. SEI ZE,
North side <4' Broad 'ireet.
Dec 9 ts 147
Raisins.
100 Boxes Bunch Raisins.
50 do Bloom do
100 half Boxes Bunch do
SOquaitar Boxes do do
Just Received bv
N. SMITH M~o.
Dec 9 1
COTTON GINS.
r>~xHE Subscriber takes this me.hod of inform
1 ing the Public and all Cotton Planters in
this State and e sewhere, wanting COTTON
, GINS of the best quality; made after the plan,
either of Boatwright or' Campbel! and Glaze,
(made at the same shops heretofore occupied by
Campbell and Glaze for several years, in Lou
isville, Jefferson Co., Ga.) that having bought
th’m out, Gms of the abovementioned plans,
will be made and warranted of the Best double
a. 'single Stei'l Breasting; Steel or lion & W
PLATES: Cast 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 rniity, and make repaiis
at the shortest notice
Q3’ All orders will be thankfully received
and promptly atte led to.
J HIN KELLEY,
JONATHAN ROBERSON
Louisville. Jefferson Co Ga. 1
January \lth, 1834 S 4tw 8
Preserves, Pickles, fyc.
.< LARGE and complete Assortment of
/V. choice Preserves and Pickles, consisting
of
Limes, Citron. Pine Apples
Coco Plums, Guavas, fcc., JCesl India.
Ginger. Chow Chow, Comiqwit Oranges,
Dates, Citrons, Marmalades Canton,
Pears, Peaches, Qunces, American
Peaches, Ganges, Aj.ri < ts lirundy Fruit
Pickles, Gerkius, Oni ns. p.p.ers M ngoes
I Mushroom, Walnut ami Tcr.-atus. Catsups.
Just received and for sale, by
N. SMITH 4’ Co.
Jan 31 14
AUGUSTA, i'GEO.) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1834.
300 PACKAGES
13u min ham and Sheffield
HARDWARE, CUTLERY tk HEAVY GOOD’S
E Subscribers ha»e just received a
very coinple'e t.ss.u uiient of the a
, bove Coeds, including ev ry variety of
j articles usuallykept by Hardware dealers,
; which they offer for sale nn acconunoda
i ting tents for cash, acceptances, or Mer
' chants Planter’s money, at as low
; prices as can be obtained in the citvj.
Also, a very extensive assortment of
Single and D nb e Bartel* GUNS, RI
FLES and PISTOLS; J/aiuHa Hemp,
and Cot on Rope, cf all sizes.
C SQUIRE 4-S.ROGERS-
Nov 27 ts 142 V ’ ‘
The Elements of Dentistry
S. B. .
SUtIGEON DENTIST.
131 ROM Edinbu. gb, Scotland, hast .k- ■
eti a large and commodii us Room I
in the private appariment, by no means!
connected with the geu*ieinen’>, at Mr.
Cosnard’s U. S Hotel, where ho has per
manently scdt led, and will perf rm every
operation connected with his profesJua.
He is provided with lhe best’materi;ds,such
as Human, Puicelaioand Metallic Teeth,
in the greatest abundance, Tee h extract
ed by his recently iuvcaled Instrument,
the oper iiion is so expeditious that very .
little pain is felt, with the in pe>fec-;j
safet y wehout either b> eat m t <b<‘ f ;,, :g
or fiactudng tho M ‘KiUur, b »> F ids
that raauy resoectal.e ddzem e’ A-'g l -s
--tu can testify.
Teeth Inserted Uo<-r; the most approv
ed principle and rei > the tn.-s
careful ntinner ah', Ctuldrvn’s Tec.h
i egulated.
His merits have so fur met the appro
baiion ot the kind and enlightened co-n
munity. ’
No puii.-la. lity or assiduity shall be '
wanting t;- merit the public confidence.
Lad.es waited upon at their pr.vate j
residence, tl required.
Hours of attendance frorii 9 A. M. '
4 P. M.
N. b. all operations warranted, terms
satisfaciory.
Feb 24 24 ts
' GffANfTTURK~“
( lit/ Eclipse.)
xff.- THIS thorough bred!
HORSE, out ■ ;
t ’ ,e sous cf Am-:-iicau
Eclipse-, wilt stand at the race
course n a» u» s place, season c<;H>nieuciDg cn
the first of March ami ending o-i the 291 h cf
June ■he owners, desirous of rnrptovhjg the
breed of Horses in this and tbeadjoirlng slate ,
have concluded to stand him at the very low
rates of S4O, to insure, $25, the season, or sls,
cash the visit am* si, to the groom, a er, dii un
til next f’hristnic.s will be granted far seasons
aud insurances will be considered due wtieu
lhe mare proves or is traded or put off to a dis
tance.
The form of GRAND TURK is unexception
able. Hisszeiss feet IJj inches, bis action*
remarkably fine hr short he is just such a
Hvrse, as will meet lhe approbation cf all stood
judges ui every i espect. The present owm rs
purchase*' him o Long Island last summer, be
iievi. g, fiom ‘ i, pe« formances, and blood and
from the r 'comniemLuion of a great number of j
good judges, t’u it there is no Horse which could ,
b? procured th;;t v> ui 1 do more fur our Stock. J
His perfet r es are too numerous for an j
ady -rus im'. ;.;'.ho*>gh he n ves was trained |
bu‘ for one y-.".. • ->g f>’ his having belonged i
previous!* :* i irsston.-l g* iit.'-rnnu not con
nec.t- 1 v-.U f ufliec it to say that he
has • .l • Cn.ut.ht, DeWitt Clinton,
Al ■ *. . -.i Xitel, True Blue, Ang- li* e
.(!>■• I .i! .; . t o’A iel) and otbeis;he took a
h ’ ■l. Ku'.ly t- e. biotber oi Ariel, at E-igh ,
C -.n ■ - N T . nd would h-ve beaten him the
2* -eat '.mt fora mistake if the rider, who
: i ini m, Turk a ter leading for 2 miles, sup
pes* ,* h= n d been around 3 times and won the
r-<e T- .larksoir wh-r had the management of
tli;s Horse ff n d to lepeat the race with O’Kel-,
‘ !y for S2OO0 —which was not accepted. Grand
Turk, also beat the celebrated Horse Fox, mile
heats, earring him t reat odds in weight. Fox
beat the celebrated Geor ja Horse Scudona at
Lancaster, Pa
Grand Turk was foaled in 1826 the property
of Mr. Tnos Pearsall of Long island, N. York.
He was got by American Old Eclipse, his dam
Blank by Bussorah Arabian, liis g. dam Cynis- >
ca, Mr. Pearsall bought of Col. Richard Single
! ton of S C for SIOOO. she was by HepheStian, |
her dam Pandorah by H>4l Air of V rginia her ’
dam by Soldier, li r dam by Oscar, h r dam by ]
Merry Tom, hers by Crawford, hers by Sil yer •
Eye out of one of Col. Alexander Bi! log's best j
bred Mares
i Good Pasturage for Mares gra is. Corn and '
j Fodder w ill be furnished if requested at 25 cents !
pci day. THE OWNERS.
Augusta, Ga. Feb. 14 20 4n>
Into vua\ Imp von emeh t.
Southern Engineers’ Office ?
Augusta, Geo. Feb. 4, ’S34. *
FpHE undersigned being assm iet-d -h
JL p>ofessiou with several expei ced F- !
gi. leers, and having secured the ahi of a . ?
corps of skillful assistants, infirm e
that they have established their he d q . ■.
at Augusta, Geo. where th" l / wiit i •« -
promptly attend to any a; pucati , s sci ’ -
limitary surveying and oettion of rm,. ■ •
rail way. Canals or McAdamized Rmi<L
the States of Georgia, North and South Caroli i
Tenne see and Alabama.
\ Engineers.
S.W. fl S
REFERENCES.
Benjamin Wright, E-q. late Chief Engineer
of the Ere Canal Chesipeake and Delaware
Canal llarleatn R it Road &.c.
Horatio Allen, Esq. late Chief Engineer, S
Car 'lina R i Road
H Eiis H irrev E-q President South-Carolina
, ' Rai< R ad Company
R M Lewis Esq. President Chesapeake and
DE ware Ca ml Company.
»■ p Grd n. Esq ate President Eatonton
and Augusta Had Ro
C. F. Mercer, E-q President Chesapeake and
Qs m Canal C<><; p «y
srj=» £>),. E !<t.»rs . fih • Georgia Journal, Co
'urnbia Teh scope, Ra e:ga Register. Alabama
St Intelligencer, Ni‘ hvi le Banner, Aleliama
. 'l ira', will please publish th.; above f>r three
nm-. hs and send their accounts to this office,
i ‘.u collection.
Feb 1 3m
i ESLWSXOai Z-XC’S’XJZ.
TOR SALE
SN consequence of the distance of my
residence fiom this pioper y, nnd lhe
imniPnst' v of hardships the care of man
ageing i' imposes on my sister M s. Al
ie-motig ; at hfcr instance, 1 propose to
b&wsiMr urstW
\V ill) all the conveniences and per-a nal
pi »petiy connected wi h the same. '! his
l property is silua ed on the Corner of the
Gieat Ninth Squate of the To ■ n of S’-v
isbuiy, N. C. a few steps only from he
Gouri House, and is ceitainiy one f the
■ best situations f»* business ia the State—
The gioti-i l ex .aids 100 fee on the front
cf one of ‘he m in streets, and .<b .u: 300
feet along the nnin «-to’» > .r--i. aitacued
to which is pa-t < back i. -i, extending !
through H e vbo ’ ". e- ,-<q ;<>.re—-there I
are two other LO I 3 - r'. d-s-tance . ffj
which are nst-h I ■ pas: pe . r >:•. mm I
The House is verv co. i ecd 0,. sod ;o
excellent repair, v.. h . '• p •
wh< 'e length and tw. l> t , f-. z,.. J. j
h s for the ‘ sosof the -vi-.i a .
Drawing ; .11 and aß■ s: v.-sides ;
eigljiee. ? ■■■ Rooms .»■! uv : . ms. r- <
hie; lik . - U Six Offices on ground I
fl- .in <i dj'C' ing r ,-e Hotel. :
Them is on tb-- p< n: ; ;e:> a n.ust excel i
amt -S' ABLE, t ;ge ;d well arranged :
..1- > i .r- iiier .Siu’bie w i n ground flours. I
ail ?d.n ■ soi.ed *o the purpose of i
ha-: Eshib’lm-rent, There i-all tcl-.ed to J
••e saw two t,r<>iy Brick Kite!). J
i ‘ I •> (’ two Wells aiib pumps; i
D :-.-y ano ■ . out Houses—a good cel- !
i vi .- b-'ou:;- all the bui iliag ccrnve- !
uteri* es . -n bo thought of.
ch:>.th£.'> I’ »u the place, and the ereat
pap- larifv i toe stand, atid liberal pa-
Goiuo® tvi* cb it has etij -vs d in bo'b
kitids’ of t-Trshir-ss,will t-nsni e to the purch
aser *•• lai; star; in the r.iee ofconioe i'.intk.
On titu (.ornar tn tho ivain buildihA is
a targe Store- Room, Cuuuiing and
lumber Room, besides a good Cel
lar bc'oi’oii’o the '-lor e. Th s is one of
the 'o *s ’ • rorable situ.rtiotis for JZ'.t.*
The- Ti >ve Tier includes a’sc a first
rate Ilouiet uamu trf Jim welt kar-wn for
his »b -b .or. fi.ieUiv; he is abo* t 25 years
oh? i-e-.li :* out—like’ i'e a capital
>T: I’ 21 ye-* a old* 1 likewise pt o*
p ■■. sell all lhe
lion, fold and Kif hen,
F V ui N i T IT K
Bt * iigitig to the Estabiisli'i*eel, con
stsit'ig es a great variety of articles too
tedious to enumerate. The Furniture is
all neat and g >od, and some of it elegant;
there are in the house 40 good Fuat bet
Beds tit'd furniture, all tti goer! condition,
With the rest, 1 wish fu sell a Carry
all and H *rne<s, and a one Horae Wag
gon and Gear; a good woi k II ->:s<-; also
a Gig and Hamess, three firs: rate milch
Cow..; semi* Hogs, »fcc.
The terms .4 sale will be made extreme
iy favourable to those wishing io buy.—
But no part ot this property will be sold
without the w hole
uugh McDonald.
N B. Th* Dublin are assured that
the Mansion Hotel shall be kept in good
preparation fur such as may < house to
call, and no pains will be spaied to give
the very best acct mmodatieu until a sale
miy be effected The Cheraw Stage,
also the Lincolnton Stage, also Peck and
VVelford’s great tri-weekly Line of Sta
ges, all stop at this bouse, ,
Dec 18 4*v 151
Richmond Enquirer an I Geor
gia Courier, wii! inst i t the above
week for four weeks, and forward their i
acct.nit‘S to M asvm Hotel, Salisbury, I
for payment.
TO MASTER - CAREENTERS AND
MASON'S.
Executive Department. Ga,
1 AhUcdgeviLle, I .'.th February 1834.
S iled proposals will be received at!
I this D ipurtmc it until the 15th diy of
I March next, so making the repairs and I
j improvements I the Stale House,author-J
• zed by ihelate <*eneral assembly and for s
■ - finding which bject, twelve thousand :
I dollars wore app upriated.
The old pm to the building is to be ;
made to correspond with the new at the;
N'-rth end,and the whole roof to bo cov
ered with copper.
Bond, with approved security will be (
requit ed of the undertake;—the work to
i be completed by the first monday in Oc
tober next.
, A competent superintend int of the
I w.-rk may be appointed,who must be res
pected as such. A plan may
bp seen at this Department. As he woik
lUDSt be executed in lha best manner—the
! decision of the Executive will not de
fiend, alone,upon the lowest proposal,bu*
due regard will be had to the competen
cy and responsibility of the contractor.
The nescessary advances, t<» procure
materials will be made as soon as the con
tractor shall have filled bis bond.
By order < f ’he Governor.
R. A. GREENE, Secretary.
' deralUniori and Southern Rccor-
I de , Milledgeville; Geo'gia Courier and
Cotrstitutioaalis', Augusta; Georgian, Sa
i v innah; Macon Telegraph,Columbus Sen
j tiuel, will publish the above until the 10
M rcb next
Fe. 17 21_
* 0 4W E XTR .A s ize PiNE -A P*
J I ples
20 B t- cbes Bananas, ripe
1000 C.acoou’s
25 Bls Newto’vn pippins
N , SMITH, & Co.
PROSPECTUS OF I HE
SJATS B.TCIX'iS
PUBLISHED IN AUGUsTA,G£ -.
BY AUGUSTUS B. LONGSTREET.
the NortlrArCerican Gi
- scene changes its name, its E ioo.-,
and its political principles. Hence!.*: lh,
It Will be the adv. cate of the dmt ioes
contained tn the Prea-.ble and I e-.ol'j
tions, of the State Rob * Meet:-j-. al
Milledgeville, o'n the 13 nN. vend. Ta t.
J hose who are unacquainted with lhe
P.eamble and Resoluti ns referred lo,a:e
informed—-1 hat they denounce, in tin
q ialifi d terms, the well known I’rocki.
mation and F rce Bill: They re-asset;,
T he principles <>f the Virginia and Ken
tucky Resolutions of’9B, in their plain,
obvious, aud piimi ive sense; un« bscured
b» the sophistry of modern Federalits,
and unimpaired by the strength.wasting :
n'fiuament ol hare hearted Republicans.- !
I hey uphold Stam Sovereignty in a sen- '
sdde form,and with intelligible attributes:
1 bey maintain that the General Govern- ■
moot derives its powers from a compact '■
between S vertigo S ales; That thest !
-ewers aie limited “Z*?/ the plain sense ■
and intention of the instrument constitu
that compact-, and that \n case of a
d'liberate palpable, and dangerous exer
cise of < ther powers, not g- anted; it r- the
right Jp duty of the States to interpose for
a> resting the progress of the evil within
their respective limits f uni] that they
have /he right “to judge as well of inst ac
tions of the Constitution, as of the mode
and measure of redress.”
I Ihe e are the principles of the Stalo
! Rights’ Party of Geoigia,” the pt inci.
pies ot tins gazette, \Ve espouse them
because we fiml them blended with all
i the original elements of our Government;
' and becauso they ate admirable in then.
• ry. and stit’ more admirable it) practice.
, We defirecatc their antagonist doctrines;
because their promises h ive ever been—
Consolidation; and their ft nits—
i tioas, usurpation, inj isttce and open s
: rion. Their first !e years’ reign, pro- j
i fluced the Alien and Seduion Ltw’s—ami ;
I they fell. Their lust ten rears’ reign,
j have b ough the country (o the verge o:
j civ.d wat; clothed the Presid-aut with
; die atorial power, exh.biied his iraops, <*n
• the mutch fiom S'atc o State, in mena
cing anay—and they beign on!
in tins s*a eof thing.’, j becomes eve- '
j ty man who has the ’tedfare • f his coun- :
' try at heart, to Consider wiiai can do •
. to redeem her from anti rosem
i her from speedy dissolution. We believe
I that we caituot better direct our tirr.e anti
I labor to this object,than by using our hon
j est endeavors to bring back the peu
' pie to the t which they have
forsaken. To this end,we take the State
Rights Sentinel in charge, and eain
'■slly solicit the aid of al! who think "will:
us upon this deeply interesting subject.
As we believe there is an inseparable
j connexion between virtue and happiness,
i vice and misery, whether consideied in
j refeier.ee to bodies-politic, or to individ
I uals, it wdl bo our ceaseless endeavor, to
i tmptess this tru h, upon the minds of the
people at large, and to make it, if possi
bte, the leading maxim of the party to
which we belling All institutions, and
asociattons,therefore,which have for their
object the improvement of the moral con
dition of our fellow-citizens, will find a
warm supporter in the Editor of this pa
pet;and all well written essays, ’ending
to the same object, shall be welcomed to
our columns.
The State Rights Sentinel shall be .
an independent paper, or it shall cease (
to be. It will pay a blind subservience
to no party; it will support the intentional i
errors of none; but it will not visit the er.,
rois ol individuals upon the party,nor de
sert the party,for occasional errors. When :
the party which it now advocates, shall I
depart from the Jeffeisonian principles,:
this gazette will depart from them.
No pains will be spared to make the j
Sentinel instructing and interesting to i
all classes of readeis; though other busi-I
uess of the first importance, so bids me"
to promise much for a month or two to
come.
Our priming material are entirely new
! and well selected, and we are well sup
i plied with operatives: we may therefore
■ promise a speedy and handsome e.tccu
I Gon of ail Job work which may be entrust
, cd to us.
I Terms of the State Rights Ser.tinil
• will be published once a week uii’i' the
I Ist February next, and twice a week jf
i.terwards—Weekly paper 3 d.dlars per
, annum if paid in advance;/o«r il paid at
i the end of the yeai—Senn.-weekly paper,
■ fve, if paid in advance,and sir if paid at
the end ol the year.
A. B. LONGSTREET.
(ty*’ Editors who will publish the a
bove, will c< nfer a favei «g cs win will
be thiokfully received.
Pine Apples, Bananas, Grapes,
Oranges, &c.
/< / kd k Extra size Fine Apples
4J-1 100 bunches Bananas
10 tars Malaga (.napes
15000 Sweet Oranges
5 0 Coacu Nuts
50 drums new Figs
10 do Sultana Raisins, without se.-l
100 boxes bunch Raisins
50 half do do do
30 qr do do do
& cases fresh Prunes, in splendid fancy
I packages, now landing from Steamer, J. D.
I Mongin and Lamar’s Boats. For sale, i»v
N. SMITH & Ce.
: Juo 3 2
DECLARATIONS.
I Neatly printed f-<r ja’ca: th:-. Office
"'" ’**■* ta■«» v '« •i’A- «*
A 41ajyk -i.
I#
a rn ;; v ? qi <
TII L Subscriber r:'~-ecTTy iofofms
o* I- * tern' - -:nd ■be P -4.- ;c f- * ,that
h • lips ihe ab..'V£'n;r I >■-
.funnei! kept by hl.. JotlN
JACfoON.
Tin- Wcose will be icady for the ac
ccsamodaticf
I gAN.-.IEM AND REGULAR EU\RDER3
.Cither Single or in l amilies.
On tn moderate to* ms as can be afforded
m 'he place,by the firs; of January next.
1 he undivided attention of Itinrelf and
fami i,'will be constantly directed to tlto
co l I,<it and pleasure cf all who may call
on him.
His S f'ABLLS, are antfle, Isis
lx OO MS generally comi'm.Tiiius, asol nd
p iiiis will LospareJ furtiisl.ing i.j. TA-
w.th the best the maikft will *.fi id.
SAMUEL GALLI Hl R.
Dec. 27 2m 154
AlB iWGRGVIS. &VJ,
FOR SALE.
Office Superintendent of Roads, Sfe ?
E'ts'cru District January 11, 1834. $
[N obedit nee to an Act of tlie Legislatm*; of
the Stale of Georgia, -approved by tiis excel
lency the Governor, on the 21st day cf D- eni
ber, 1833, I will sell, at public outcry. n-> the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse, in the ( Cf'N
1Y of ELBERT, r ;
On Monday, the Ylth day of Marek next,
lhe f-jih.wiug named NEGROES, belonging tv
the State of Georgia and attached to the L ncoln
station, together with the Mules, Carts, loi -.
&.C. connected iheret*:
R*al.a (Mills) Nich, fZdlar*) Abram (I :
Ciitieos) Dawson, (VV-ik.ns) Aim-t-a*l, (Glaz-j
I oin, ( Dallas) Muses. (Sims ) Ri- limond, ( Bin I-.*-;
Wallace, (Charlton) Isaac, (Brown) lon/
(Rowell) and Jeff, ('.■ ingfield) and
On Monday, the 2-L/i dry of Marek mxt.
In like mauiier, at tl*e G* uittreuse. i > the
UOU N 1 Y of MOlits 'N, lhe t .Lowi g lum*. <’
aEGRUES, belonging!> the iHe ami a'lacht J
to rhe C-receshc.-r»t-oh and Madison station, to
g -oer with rtie Vtules. one Horse. Carts, Tools,.
4Z'.-. connected thereto:
L -udo s, L’enja'-d,!. (Bustii-) Willis, (f'rcsly)
A riha.n, (-ilii.g) Billy, (K i.mu) Axum,
(• argiltj 1/r -x , ‘A iierry, ( ;; , n ith) -iost.ua
(Vl'Ga, > .Terr ne’.ls) Larkin, (P.rier)
N‘ d (B.atr.sav; Gemg-, (‘last ly} Peter, (Ca -
gi* ) .4braha,mi (< :n )’< thaui. l, (B. rev ■ Jo,
■.ep (Pope) Jo-- s.»ral Piip ji.eorge-
('■' inn r) Joe, t Lomto- , (Bri a „ )C )
lee, (R4l' • ( nek.On) Jot. (M ( Gar,
N*..l<n . (Co.ling) lie* y ( hompset.) Jerry
(Lunq.l ui) Harry. (i o, r) Llikk, and Mark,
(Kurron ; »..d
Cr t'iid'iy,tht kbit) dy of Ma:ch next,
Ir, like ■■iiaarri , at the b use in tiie CoUN
11 *>i DEKALB, thV fciioiving r;uusd AE
GRUES, b* longing to th -.ait- at-d a ta- i*d tc
tin; Cherokee station, together wu;> th. Mutes,
Caits, To rs, &.*. l onnccied thereto:
John, (Baptigi) Adam, Za< h, Jess * T 't.ey,
Hampton. Marry r oin, (Drummer) Torn,(Jack
sou) Walker, Jim, (Rutbei for i) .]**>•(:■, ( kins)
Jacob. (Blouni) Gwy, York, Ben, Isaac, Miles,
Ransom, Pt t r, Jim Beaver, and B l>;
On Tuesday, the 1.4 day of April ntxf
In like manner, at the Cuurtb -use in the COUN
TY of HALL, the followin': NEGROES 1 - long
ing to *he St <•-, and a*ta he-i to the Gaiue. vitle
siatioii, together with the Muies, Ca.ts, fools,
&.C. conm-ete*! thereto:
Peter. (Bell) Lewis. (Lee) Hardy, erry, (Ed
son; Um. (Corbett) Frank, (WrHB) Abrnl-am*
(Ogiethiopej Bitty,(Ketchum) Davy (Vlaiio-o )
D:ck, (i.iilliman) Amos. (Mahoney) Isaac (Har
deman) Mutt, Smith) Arth <r, (['ruii.mo-.i l-
D-.r'or, Longstreet) Essex, (Wood) Toney)
( I oouib-) Joe, (Sotrow) Jucob, Freeman) Ad.
am, 'airy, Freeman (Towes) Sam, (Pa,h>>
hff. (Wi.ltmi) Peter, (Mil >) Jeff, (Mahoney)
Henry (Booker)-and Daniel, ( Toombs) ; and
On Monday lhe T.h day of April next.
Ju like im.nm-r, at the Courthouse u> the < GUN
Tv ot BALDWIN, the following named NF
GROES, belonging to the State and attached :<v
the Milledgeville and Hawkinsville station, to
gether with the Mules, Carts, Toots, con
n- cted thereto:
Scipio, Jesse, July, Andrew, Moses, F.iiirk.
August, Sam, Xhilip, Sandy, Jim, (Hann)
March, Joe, Anthony, Brutus, Robert, Dsl y, ;u ii
Gideon.
For the information of those persons who may
" i«t-'e • the following sections e! the
oetore-m niioned act of the Legislature arc here,
with published.
'‘Sec. 4. H< it further enacted by the av.lh.ot He,
aforesaid, That the said bupr.iiim ude.-t- and
each of them shall, and they are h< rel y;. lit t*
izctl, us ths agent of the State, to exrcu't to t; e
puichaser or purchasers of st-.id slaves o. tun. t
of them, good u-:d suflicient titles [wet: ,:.tu:g
th. tiiie thereof only] lor and to ' slave or
slaves, and d. liver itnto him e.r b . • b •iiire,
on said purrh sers paying in ca • _
the pni<hase m--ney therefor, <u‘i-< the
in thirty days thereefler or t-nrit.ijo to ■: .
; said cupci itiiendeut a cei ufica.e tr< u» <1 t ( .
i«'r < f tl e t euttal Bai k of vleoipia, ,h i the
I said pan h <s. r’s note foi the sml bai-.u « ia l
Ibeen di-C’■•mted in said Bank, wi >c desk..!.
, Bank i> ’.o reby directed and anih iizi • t do
‘in sne nautier and on sin h t'.’i ms as ate u t.al
• i.; distc i.,’i g on loan-: I’roridid i 1 »■ same
ex. ,! twenty five tiurdlc ' • -11: r:
“-it. 5 Be ilJurth' r tnarled !y l>ie tiuthcrity
’ ofoTLSLnd, , on failure ol said puich sn » >
i pay the said one fifth of the an : tint of sa.d pm
th -e .noney. at the time of aid purcLasr, the
| said “ :n- i. tendont shell proceed loitbwitlito
ii»? sail said slaves, not cry ii.g again the bid of
I such detauliing |;«tehs<ser touring said sale, nd
’ o i f.d ure of sa;4 purchaser to pay the bnluane
iot -Rid purchase money, o» tender s id ccnifi
i cate as afore aid, within the space r.f t> i. n days
1 alter said sal* , said purchaser jha!; fori-it lr»
said one filth so pai l, ami said so; • lintend--nt
-bail; -,n thirty days’notice being gi'en ti c.ecf'
as I ■ii said, re -ol said slave, in di - utai.ner,
at t>i<? place. « 'd on the teiut c. ' er t.diUous
herdub<_ for-, prescribed.
WILLIAM C LYVAN
Juaiy 15th, 1834. 12
Vi re Cuni\)anN Vothvx.
'fj ; ■ Age as of the
.H. i) Lotti ry. wi.o have n t already
done er, ai. iique-ted to make un-uediate tee
turns to Wm. 1' Beers. E-q of nn ;.a
ratety to a final settlement of the same. H .lit
ers of tickets too, by a<lvi tog Mr. B«. rs’ of th
fact, wilt facilitate an 1 hasten the ccaclusiou of
this Protracted business.
By order of the Board of I'ommissiansrs.
JOHN J. BYRD, Stc/y
1 XT The Editors of the Savaunah G'-orgiau,
Milledgeville Journal and Fede-tal Union ana
Athens Baunei, will please to copy ti.ia adver
tisement once and notice ’.he same upffet (be Edi
torial head.
Jan 1” 3 (f
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