Georgia Historic Newspapers

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family G roccry Sion. 1 *
; Boxes Raisins—l° Barrels Almons,
J lO blls. Filberts, Brazil and Madeira
Nuts*
a i,„xes pine apple Clip sc,
101,1'Xesiiiurlishami French Pickles,
SiMteira, Seid'.iia ami Soda Ih.wUers-,
tress Water—direct from the Spring
5() |;,,rrris Sweet and Butter Crackers,
Cordi tis assorted- -all kinds.
Champagne Muscatel iii(*s v
MMeirM Ia ret and Lupcc \\ incs,
” pints and quarts.
Catsup Pepper Sauce-prime table Salt,
Pipcrrvcd Ginger —Jollies, &e.
Tamarinds— <Bt.cala'e.
8,, 5l chewing Tobacco and Spanish
Citrars,
j treceived arid for sa.e by
J ~ tn LEVI ECKLEY.
[itcc-n. May IC. 831.
how for CfiSli*
tip subscribers intend closing their present
1,, -mens as soon as praaticable, and will set!
loirt-torlv of
}H])U\mE, CUTLEIiV CASTINGS,
l-'.Cll \M< "S 'FOOLS, &C.
books, stationary,
da ipiaia lai'isr^^^sSd
*“lu>lCAL IN'TiUiMKNTS
r w ith a great varie’y of Miscellaneous
i-Vsat very low prices, Or cash only—many
■ , w ill he disposed "I at less than cost.—
I i:sll;Clvl'rtTTTo'l: Is VfirgedSTul mure complete
naiiy utlier in the. Stale, it enihrices a lartre
~r .flit ..f Law Books, Medical do. and Latin
, 7 ,!,,.’ Greek and French do. Religious do.
eoriortl, Literary, Scientific, and a great vari
,,f Miscellatu'tius Works.
ELLIS, SIIOTWELL & Cos.
; f pt, 19, 183-2. 20
S Drifts and Medicines will he soid as
' p. s. Cos.
Groceries,
II.ANTON & SMITH offer for sale,
* 30 i St. Croix and N. O. Sugar
CO olds. 3
50 do Loaf and Lump do
50 do Rye Whiskey,
•JOOO bushels Salt.
And a variety of other Goods.
Groceries- •
11. p. VON'GE & SONS, offer for sale on
me nunodatiiig terms, Vv hiskey i-i hhds anil
I . \. E. Gin in hlils. Apple Brandy in do
gland I him in do. St. Cr. ix and N. Or
!iiSi.Jar, Molasses in It lids—very superior,
itfi'tof excellent quality, Iron, assorted. Muck
•i, So. I. No. 2. N:i. :L Lot of Casting, assor
. i, - ■ in Tierces—fresh, A few demijohns
v ,Mj„ ri-T old L’randv, Grindstones —Burk.
■j re.U Thuiriasion Lime, Nails—assorted.
n. July •>,), 1832. 10-3'V
Lay .Iso offer for s lie a .Match of Well broke
aunt cream Colour —svili be soid cheap.
Groa ri< s
gW.ASSKS, BUM, GIN, WHISKEY, cte.
I Klldids. N. Orleans Molasses,
til bids. Bum,
to do Gin, (Lest brand and -good proof)
fit) do Wlii!.ey (N. O. high proof.)
IN STOKE,
it Bids. Mack, ral. No. 1.
CD do Whiskey.
5l) do Gin,
la hhds. St. Or< ix Sugar,
lit do N. O. do
25 bids. .Waidieaden Fish,
i> Tierces superior Bice.
For salt, by C. A. HIGGINS.
tOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c.—Received and
" i r sale,
[hlils Gin, t 20 Crates Cookery
Ho Bum, assorted,
it l W hiskey- 20 Bags prime green
Idols N. O. Sugar Coffee.
Lais Fish, (Salt 20 Bids .Mehadett
wutcr Trntit) Fish,
f-r : ‘tlc, in lots to suit, purchasers, by
C. A. HIGGINS.
i rti 2 H -
• lari ion Store,
[KBIT AUCTION.—C. .2. llg'j’r. ’ Judin
ilunni is constatly supplied with Dry G
[Toware, lints, SI, ,>s. Jewelry, fancy articles,
• ke. which will he offered sit Ins-night sales
*' rsolls "isliing to get iir-at ii-4'S ini' \v ill do
II to call in. " * °
' s sold at this establishment are fresh and
i ll fre order,
Minggiitg,
CO’ITON JI.IGGIXG in st re.
r I'T sale by C. HIGdIX .
‘W IF Arrangeinetits are so made with ihe
the manufacturers, that the planter and
11 ait can he constantly supplied with tin* ar
l! - Bagging ;,t its lowest prices and on lihe-
June 7.
ISrick-
Of) 00f| BRICK, deliverable in a few
5 yj\J days notice, for sale hy
v C. Ji. IUGGTXS .
'■ B. Ihe above article can he had in quati-
I s,O Sl 'it purcliasers on contract, by giving
i' u notice to the subscriber who acts as agent
' ' extensive kiln in thecig'nhborhood .
„ •ILaifrttsscs,
BEDEWS HAW Iras on hand, a fine
•'iSaortmciit of curled mattrasses. both double
lu g c, w liiel, lie will a ell on fair terms.
Iln . ~ i’rinlin ?.
‘ - htcon .‘ldler!iter ()J/icc is fitted tip with
[ | ...iie ne W Type, and every material which
p rutting to be executed with neatness.
an( l Fancy Types are of
ii lp ..,r l( lr ‘ ost a PP r,, ved manufacture. Pain
maimer">m huV l! |)f j nl iug executed in th
p,re. * hu subscriber solicits the patrou
r ‘ us Irtends and the pul,lie.
* M. I). J. SLADE:
f -iJiIAJt J <& '•irGivD-i. IS'iiGGiijtt
j fi t'' A UUXG & CO. inform tlieir friends
a • and the piildie in general that they have re
ceived their Fall and Winter Stock, c.onsirting
! a gem r.ii assortment of Dry (ioods, liard
u-' r ”‘ <:,!, lery. Crockery. Shoes, Boots, Hats,
,i.i.itiki ts. Lagging, u<\ I !iey have also re,rived
COO hag's COl FEE.
3 teirci s do
GO ei ils Bale Rope *
15 hhds. St: CROIX SUGAR,
10 tii'iCi s Lojpf ( Jo
1 pi} (* MADUIIiA WINE,
to lihls. \i 'ilacffl
100 hlils. GIN, BUM, and WIIISKEAQ
10 “ Bectified Wiiiskcy,
Jamaica iveui, ILdland Gin, Cog. Brandy
i'ogi ther wish -,ui assortment of Jfonmong' ry, iVc.
consisting of
'G'UvLii)N).y L) BBS. of fiat and square Tiar Tron
Gemini!. ( ast. and-Elistered Fteel, Nails, Nail
IWds. Mticet Iron, Blacksmith's Bellows, Anvils,
\ lcaes, J iamtners, Bovviier, .Shut, Lead, Ac.
(£s* ’I lie above, articles were selected in parti
cular rnicreiicy to tint up*counti-y and will he sold
as cheap as they can lie had in this market.
g jiLASTKU OF BAR 15. ...10 barrels ofPlas
. ter of Baris tor hard walls or stucco work,
just received and for sal Huy
C. A. n}GG[\.
COOKE k SPEAR,
e ...Sr. llrornl- H a//, An v-Yotilc,
| 8 A\ S', eonstantly on It ud, and are manirfne
* 6 tilling' a large-issortment of fdahinet Furni
ture of every description, consisting
aud si pole scroll TlTm^nir'Seats.
Wardrobes, Sideboards, Secretary, Book Cases,
dressing and plain E .reams, Be.mhr<dtp. Case,
diifing and e i ! et Tallies, marble top Centre and
! ! i>-r Tables, M ihognhy, curled Maple and fancy
Chairs. Ac. Ac. Also, pure curled-hair Mattras
ses, fcatliei Beds, Cushions. Ac.
They are constantly manufacturing the Patent
M imi 1 ass Bedsteads, with which they have
furnished most of the Hotels and Public Houses
in the Union.
They are, now prepared to fill all orders either
for casii or on time. They refer to Messrs.
Cooke A Cowles, Macon.
September It, 1832. £2—Gin
W 9 €tre-llouse
AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
rgMIE subscriber having rented the Ware-houss
formerly occupied by Lamar & (do. which i
ulj icent to a good W liarf and as safe and conve
nient as any in the place—he will make liberal
advances on Cotton stored with, or shipped by
hint—ami hopes by strict attention to business to
merit a sit ire of public patmnasre.
A. E. (MUCKERING.
Sept. 18, 23—3 in
A UC’VION ; BROKERAGE,
AND
(Jomin isslon Sluainess.
g*HK undersigned(has taken the spacious fire
a proof hri<-k store, in the south end of Ellis,
-Riotwell A (Jo’s range, f r life purpose of trans
uuing .■Jitet-o't, Bro’.er, ge and Conmi&ibn B
’tein. generally— lie will he aided in lltetn tnage
meot of any business confided to him, by his
iirother J T. Towlaud, and resjjectfu Iv solicit
.. share" if the patronage of lliier respective
friends, and the public.... Until the store is com.
pieted his Counting room will he kept over the
Commercial Batik.
W II.LIAM P. ROWLAND.
N. B. Cotton will he bought or sold for a
mo crate coimijs -ion.
Oct 3, 23-
S. IJ \ ! LEY.
A AHA Nil 'E
MACON. GEO.
| -Jp. r.’jfi is tlie oi.e.iateiy occupied hy Ma--
i* ?i r-. i’r cv A Butler, on Thud Str el.
li will L r cuice in ill the .Courts of the Flint
Circuit.
Oct In r .3. 28
€* o.L s 1.
i ND possession given tne first day of January.
. a the MANSION HOUSE, situated about the
centro of the Town. The house will be by that
line ill reiigldy repaired— Lis large, roomy and
i, ii c.ih-iilate l fi-r an extensive business; w ill lie
rented lor one i i-m ro years. 'Rent payable quar
r!v. small uoies, md firs! rt.ie security will lie
required o the renter. App'yto
„ U. J. BULLOCK.
Odch. r 3 2-tf
Z3v.) RENT, and possess! a given on the Ist
A October ticxL tie- large an ! commodious
Voi-cund li'uri ■ now in the oVcupancy of
George Wood.. Also the SI e now in the < eon
nancy of .hum s M. i-iiil, in the same bitihlimj,
Kali iii <r< t.fi order aid situated on ‘Cherry Street
i c.ir thecorni r of Uiierry and Second Streets.—
Aiiff.v to C. B. COLE.
or M. CHISOLM.
August, 1 0. 20...
BULLS ON SAVANNAIZ, at t-iy.L-t.
3 5 )R SALE BY
* 1 1 F. \ A COTTON.
Macon, Nov. 1(1 31
JS.simi for sceZe,
e AND FOB SALE....The S.ih’.orihors offer
i fur s.de the f Ih wing lots of land. -
Lot So. 33, II ih Bis/ 1 <:/ Lee.
31, 32 <1 do. do.
£sl, 2 A do, do.
£2O, 1 O'A do. do.
DAY & BUTTS, Agents.
Macon, Jit’y 25. 133 2. Hi
f* ‘(Oil SALE..•3 wo htsof i ud Ivina in IIJ
Hilt dis-riet 1 Jvnis:i. For Urtim, ap
i)| v at the Coiiipting-licuse of
1 ) DAY & BUTTS.
.f ti l y 8
3TG Jot’S’lS h> lb n’. — ihe forts in <‘ bfr
proof lot Must i-reeling on the cor ter
of Millin', v and Third Streets—Possession given
■ n the Hm f Ocnthrr. For terms ap|ily to
ELLIS, SIIOTWELL & Cos.
1 Rlacon, July 2 Li
LIST (ii - AC'i S
j PA • BE ® BT ? TKE ttetsLATCKK ill OiOr.C.JA, .VJLXJm SES
SION of 1832.
j Acte ichicJi .originated in the Senate.
j An act t<> lav out anew division of Georgia
' ntthiia, tiirtol tLe second brigadeofAhe uintli divi
sion.
An act to pardon V\ ill inm Pearson, dfßjkc count v.
.An aci to add pans of the counties of llnber
rham and Ilall to the county of Cherokee, and to
divide the said Cherokee into ten eoun
ncs, aim to juovtde ibr tiie organiitaium of the
same.
An act lo define Ihe rights and liabilities of in
| iovmets w!.o may return fraudulent draws in tin
i.tod and Gutn-rie^.
A t act to alter an t uincntl an act passed on tin*
•hi of December, 1 SSl—regulating the road laws
o: t.us state so lur as restate 18 the countv of Cam
den.
An act lo legalize and make valid the acts of
Mtrimnlnsc Giesbuni, clerk of the superiot court
■f Ste wart.
An act to incorporate the Burke county social i
.library company.
An act toautljorize tlie trustee of the poor school
fund o! the couiity. ,and I'atiiali, to loan <nit the
■slid land, a nth collect all and any of said fiirn'l wliieh
ins iieiendgre been loaned- out or otherwise due,
on certain fimuliiions.
An act to niaice permanent the site of the public j
ouildaigs iu the county of Tatnall, and to name j
Uie same.
An act to reduce (lie sheriffs bond,' as fur as rc 1
spects "lie count v ()f_Wa_\ gg. r ._ -y-,-- -
—aintcTjo utter and ciiangc tlie tittle of iioldittg
he :.m . c.ittfts in tiie county of ScriVen.
An act lo incorporate and appoint trustees for
Brier creek academy in the county of Warren.
Ati act to repeal an act, entitled att act, lo ait- j
iltorize John Bailey- and Robert Collins of the
county of Bibb, lo nnilte and construct a cause
way .ithl turnpike on tlieir own land through the
I'obasofkee swamp, and to charge ami receive toil
it the same, and to ntmuhau order of the interior
court of the county aforesaid establishing a toll
bridge over the i'obasofkee creek on the tondiead
ing from the town of Macon to Perry in the coun
ty of Houston, witii cerium privileges, passed the
doth f December, 1831, to require the superin
tendent of the western division, to do certain work
with the public hands.
An act to compel the clerk of the inferior court
of tiie county of Henry, to advertize all estray
norses or mules which may be regularly tolled in
said county, iu some public gazette published in
the town of Milledgeville.
An act to give lo master masons and master car
penters, a lien on buildings erected by them in the
county of Houston, upon certain conditions.
An act to require all children who reside wit hi l ;,
die city of.Savannah, and within two miles <■' the
satn.-, who are entitled to the benefit of ihu p i)o j
eoooi fund, to be educated at the free schools of
Savannah, and to authorize the justices t) f the In
terior court of Chatham county ) IO p av i () the di
pecicesses ot toe free of Savannah, such
ptirtionof tiie p'air school fund as under the laws
now in force, won 1 ,, (j e applied to tlie education of
u.c!i children v.thiu said limits.
An act Cor tlie retiefof the tax collectiys ofCraw
•°rd, Stewart, Watne, Fayette, Decatur and Car
ton, and for other purposes.
An act to incorporate Mcrriwether warm spring
uni appoint commissiimers ihr the same.
An act to inc o po'-ate tlie Darien Baptist ciittrch
at the county of Hancock, and lo appoint trustees
ior the same.
An act to amend the. patrol laws of this state
so far as respects the comity of Liberty, and to re
peal an act passed tiie 23d Dec. 1831, establishing
i corps ol vigi ance in Mclntosh county.
Aji .lei to regulate the poor schools, and appro
priate fluids, so far as relates to Mclntosh county.
An act to sell lots No. 10 and 100, in the several
list riots in the county of Lowndes reserved for ac
id -iiiical purposes.
An act to make perm.-mant tlie site of the public
amblings in tlie town of Americas, Sumpter coun
and to tncorp irate the same.
An act to give longer time to Peter Strickland,
tax collector ibr the county of Erwin for die year
MSI. to pay the state tax flu-said county into the
r least try.
An act to incorporate the manun' labor school of
Camden county.
An act to repeal the 7th,Sili and 9lh sections of
an act to prevent the exercise of assumed and sr
hitraty power by all persons under pretext of nu
ihorh.v from Cherokee Indians and their Intvs, and
o prevent white persons tiom residing within that
pari of the chartered limits of Georgia occupied
tiv theGlierokee Indians; and to provide a guaid
fin- the protection, of the gclil mines, and in en
lli.ee ihe laws of this ft ale within the aforesaid
territory - .
A.i act to tuiihorize'thc Justices of the inferior
emi ts of Upson and Houston counties to establish
a i Asylum for tlie invalid poor of said counties,
appoint directors, and levy an extra tax for cur
rying tlie same into effect.
An art to ad I an additional number of trustees
to tiie Can-oil coumv academy.
An act to inc n-pnrate tlie town of Tliornasville,
iu the conn yof Thomas,and to -appoint c imniis
si.mois for the same.
An act to repeal an net,entitledmn act, to alter
a: 111 amend the addiiottal oath required bv law to
he taken by all office! s civil and military to prevent
the oflence of duelling, and also to repeal an act
passed 19th Dee. ISIS, requiring all officers civil’
and military' appointed shtT the Ist of January,
ISIO, in Jins state totokc an addiilo'ifnl oalh tlserc
in |ltescribed,?Had to relieve all those who have
violated the provisions of-said acta from thv disa
bilities thereby incurred.
Att act to exempt the company known hy the
name of M icon Volume* r-t in Bibb county, from
tin; o! dinary patrol duty required hy law, am! front
li.iliditv to appear at any musters, reviews and in
spections, other limit such as are ordered by the
commander in chief, and the company rnustcisand
ileii'iSof said company,'
Att qct for the incorporation of the village, a'
Social flirrlc in Walton county.
An art to authorize the alteriffof Jefferson coun
tv to sell a runaway slave, toupply the proctfds of
said sale, and to authorize the sale of all runaway
! slaves after they have been confined and advertiz
ed twelve months, and to prescribe the time arul
i phtc' of advertizing runaway slaves.
An ae.i to heller define the line dividing lbccoun
j ties o ' Sumpter and Me i tn.
An act fiir the relief of Philip Cook.
| An act to incorporate certain academics therein
natrie.-I, nod to appoint trerttes for the s-.irv', 1
•V3
j o appoint irusKes for others therein named and
for other purposes.
An act toapjxiiiit John Love ofEmanucl county',
trustee of the poor scitool fund of said county,
and fiir other purposes.
An act to nutho'ixc the justices of the inferior
cq-jrt ot DdCalb, to approjn-iate ci rtain lots in the
town of Decatur, to the use of the Baptist and
Presbyterian societies, on which to erect houses
for public worship, and also to authorize the said
justice., to make titles to a certain parcel of ground
already laid out and it. Fused as a burial ground,
and appoint commissioners for the same.
An act to repeal so much of an act passed ojst
Decent I er, 1829, as authorizes the commissioners
<>f roads-of Chatham county, to convene as a board
hut once in a y< ar.
An act to provide fir thread ofa Convention, to
reduce the number of the General Assembly of the
Stale of Georgia, and lor oilier p-’.rp >ses therein
mentioned.
An act to protect the Cherokee Indiana >n the
peaceable and quiet possession ol tlieir lairds secur
ed to them by the existing law3 of the State, and
clso to secure their persons and property from i!-
lagal violation.
An uci' to make permanent the wafer line for
certain vvliarvu.s in the envoi Savannah, to layout
a street Ire tty ten. Indian-strect and-said watei line,
and to a|)paint commissioners for currying the same
into effect. “ 2s-_
An act to repeal so rviurb of an act to regulate
sla ves and tree Persons of colour, in the towns of
P-'hd' ni.fcon, as relates to tire town of Sili
con.
An act to alter and change the time of holding
the Superior Courts in the Southern Circuit, so far
as relates to the county of Twiggs. •
An act to alter and amend an act to establish
three additional election districts in the county of
Group, passed the 22.1 Dyyepqber, 830.
An net to alter and amend tliCxjiilitia awssofar
as relates to the fist regiment. >
An actio authorize the Lottery ’Commissioners
to examine and place any lota not drawn, into the
lottery wheels.
Aifr.ct for the relief. of iTrrpgTMc of Byrd Fer
rell, dgpeftsed, and Ins securities, from a judgment
in favor of the State against said Byrd Ferrell.
An act to authorize and empower the Inferior
Courts of the counties of Gwinnett and Randolph
to grant, on application, roads or settlement cart
ways to private individuals.
An act to alter and amend the time of holding
the Superior and Inferior Courts in fheChaitnhoo
cltee Circuit, Ibr tlie coimliesofStcwart, Randolph,
Lee, Sumpter, Marion, Ta'.’nol, Muscogee, and
Garroll Inferior Uoerts,
An act tg add a p n fj of the county of Cherokee,
to li> cnujgy of Campbell.
An act for the relief of Roger McCarthy".
An mu to amend an act "to amend the several
laws of’force rcguLuiny the pilotage of vessels to
and from the ports ami harbours ofithjs State, and
more distinctly to define the powers and jurisdic
tion of the Commissioners of pilotage for the seve
ral ports an I harbours thereof,” passed December
23d, .830, and to vest certain powers in said Com
missioner of pilotage.
An act to organize a Volunteer Company of cav
alry to he known and incorporated under the name
f the Fayette county Dragoons.
An act more effectually to secure the solvency of
all the hanking institutions in this Slate.
Att act to amend and consolidate *he several acts
for the incorporation ol the town of Macon, aud to
extend the jurisdictional limits on tiie cast side ol
the Ocmulgee river, and for other purposes therein
mentioned.
An act to appoint three additional Commission
ers tbi Broad and Savannah rivers, and Ibr other
purposes.
Ati act to alter and amend the 2d section ofan
act “to alter and amend the several acts passed to
prevent obstructions**) the free passage offish in
,lhe Dciifulgec river atul as branches, passed in tlie
years- eighteen hundred and Iweujy-one, eighteen
hundred and twenty-four, and eighteen hundred
and twenty-nine, also for tiie better regulation ol
fishing witbseins in the said river and its branches.
An act to alter the 9ih section of the 3d article
oft he Consti ution, respecting divorces.
Alt act torniend that part of tlie Ifit section of the
apptopi iatiou net of-1795, which requires a Ice of
twenty-fiveeefits on head right grants of land un
der 500 acres, and seventy-five cents on all grants
over 500 atres, to the secretaries of the executive
oll’i-c.
An act io prevent any Teacher from receiving
payment am of the poor school fund of certain
Counties, unless such Teacher shall have beenex
cxtjjjiined and found qualified.
An act to establish an infirmary lop the rcliefand
protection of aged and aftheted negroes in the state
of Georgia.
An act to regulate slaves and free persons of
colour in 1 lie counties of Richmond aniEHnugoek.
An'aot- for the organization of a mayors cotiVt in
the town of Go ambus, and for other purposes
therein s-pccified.
An act lo alter and amend an pet, to make uni
form ihe pioceediiigs against bail in criminal cases.
An act to authorize the jjistietm of the inferior
court of BjfrKe County to h vy a taVhn..persons lia
hlu to roa I,duty iii said county, iu order to repair,
and keep it! repair their public roads.
An act t*> alter and fix tlie times of holding the
superior at! inferior courts iu the counties of Bibb
and Houstqn.
An act to reduce the sheriffs bond of this state,
so far as concerns the counties of Camden and
0 lynn.
An tict to (staUisl, election precincts in tlie sev
eral counties I ereimilier named, in addition to those
already established at the several places therein
specified, and w. punish those who niav nltempt to
violate the to wit. the counties of Morgan,
Bui tut tn, Washington, Garroll. Hancock, Harris,
•Sumpter,Heard, G.a. 1 ,, Upson, Tattnall, Irwin,
Thomas, Ematu-e 1 , Jackson, DcKaJb, Dooly,
Wilkes, MerriwetlVer, Decatur, Forsyth, Lumpkin,
Union, Gtimer, Floyd, Murray, Cass, Paulding,
and Cobb : dud to alter certain places of holding
elections in the counties of Hall, Gl.vnn, Baiter,
and Troup : ttntl to repeal eo much of an act pas
sed ÜBth Dec. 1831, us estalf.ishes an additional
election precinct in Franklin county.
. lets which originated in the House of Representa
tives.
Ati art to appoint nti a•! iitiunn! nuir.het of Lot
tery CommLGsonera for tiie purpose of expediting
the drawing of the Gold and Land Lotteries of this
;e.;
Att act to authorise' a certain class ot persons,
| who wore entitled to a draw or draws iu the Gold
and I .on ! J/oite-ios,'wider the provisions of tV
vcral acts p tssed 22tl December. 1830, and 241 h j
December -83 , but who have failed, neglected,
or omitted to give in their names,or whose i.arues,
though given in, are not placed in tlie w heels of the
Gold and Land Lotteries, hereafter to give in ihe
same, and make valid certain draws of heads of
families, amt for other purposes.
Ati act to appr.r riate money to meet the various
expenses: n.e Land and Gold Lotteries, and" to
pay the arrearages of surveying the Land and
Gold region in Chcrvkec county, aird to fix the
compensation ot the lottery Commissioners, Clerks,
Boys, and Door-keepers < mployed by them.
Alt set to repeal ari act entitled an act “to a
holi-.lt I’emfentiary impri.-onn.i nt in this .State, ex
cept it; certain cases, to change the mode of pun
sianent lor crimes and n;isdemennors, and for otfi
•r purposes,” passed 2<lth D-crmin-r, iS3:.
An act tn alternnd an end an act passed tlie 22d
of December, 1823, so far as respects the poor
chooi fund tor the county ol iMotngonicry.
An act to alter and amend “an act to incorpo
ate the Independent. Presbyterian Church in the
own orSt. Mar vs,” passed on the 20th December,
iS£B.
An act to compel the Treasurer and Interim
Courts ef :! ve.r.l eui s.-ies iu this Siyle, to re
ceive from 'J'ax Collectors, in re tain cases, hills of
the Batik of Macon, fiir Tax due bv them to the
Sqtie and comities, fin- the year iS3 ; , and coiiect-
Oii ffm-mg the year iS3v.
An act for tlie relief of the Orphans of William
Bond, deceased, and to make valid draws for them,
put in for tf*e Lund and Gold Lotteries; and to re
quire the Larid and Gold Lottery Commissioners
and Clerks, to take and subscribe an oath, before
they enter on tire further duties of their nppoint
"titems, and to requite of the said Lottery Coinmis
iotiers to give bond and security Ibr the faithful
performance of their duties, aud to provide fiir the
appointment of C orks lor the said Lotteries.
Att act to authorize the Justices of the Inferior
Court of (he county of Monroe to remit a forfeiture
incurred hy Rachael Vardtman.
An act to exempt the citizens of Talbot county
from working and keeping in repair, for the dis
tance of one hail' mile from the river, all roads
leading to ferries on Flint River,
An act to iucorjMuate the Clear Creek Motho
-t F.piscnpai Church in DeKalb comity, on lot
17, in the Mthdist. of said eoimty, and to appoint
iT.s’.eP* Hu- the same.
An act to define tlie line between the counties of
Marion and Talbot, and to add a pari of Marion
to Talbot.
An act to incorporate a Volunteer Company of
Cavalry, under the name of the Gainesville Dra
goons.
An act to authorize the Governor to issue a plat
ntaJ grant to Travis Miller ibr lot of land No. 9U, in
die 2d dist. and 3d section, known as Troup couu
ty-
An act to authorize the Justices of the Interior
Court of Jasper county, to purchase or hire negroes
fin-the improvement of the roads and bridges in
said county, and to borrow money to carry said
object into effect.
'• i act to compensate Petit Jurors in the countv
of DeKalb.
An act to compel the Cletks oftlie Superior and
Inferior Com Is in the county of Lee, to keep tlieir
offices at the Court House in said counties, or with
in one mile of the same.
An act to remove the Court-House to the cen
tre of the county of Wayne.
An act to inirke pi. rmnnenl the public site in- the
county of'Lee, and to name the same.
An act to repeal so much.of the sth seel ion of
an act passed 16th December, 1828, .ncorj,orating,
the town of La Grunge, as gives eXclllffxcTrovern
rnent in said town, of ail persons I hrbie lo work on
the mads, to the Commisioners thereof.
An act. to alter and amend the caption of an ac
entitled enact to regulate the licensing of physi
cians to practice in this State, passed 24th Decem
ber, '625.
An act to aller and amend an act entitled an ac!
for the belter regulating the admeasurement of
lumber in this State, passed sth December, 1799,
and for otiiei purposes. , f
Ati act to authorize persons herein mentioned Id
plead and practice in the several Courts of law and
equity in this State under certain restrictions.
An act to divorce and sepatate Mary Ann Par
sons and Augustin Parsons her husband, and lo
change the name of the sa;d Mary Ann, and that
of her son. ,
An act to vest in Ephraim W. Russel and wife
Mary Russel, the property of Albert G. Vaughn,
an illegitimate minor.
An no act to legitimatize Willy Lindsey, wife ol
D fipfiih Lindsey, so as to make tier capable of i
’ i-i ding the estate of John G' nof Ihe countv of
Butts.
An net to regulate the returns of Brigade and
Division Inspectors.
An art to appoint from the county of Talbot
thiec additional Coiomjsioners of Flint river.
An act to incorporate the town of Roanoak in the
county of Stewart, and to appoint Commissioners
fob the same.
An act to authorise Stephen Hubbard, Ins heirs
and assigns, to build a floating machine or ma
chines on tlie Ocmulgee river at or near hjsdatiding
in Telfair county, to he propelled by the waters of
sai l river, a mil) to be used for the purpose ofsawr
ing, grinding, ginning, cleaning rice, or either of
said purposes.
Ati act to alter and amend the 2d section of an
act to incorporate the town of Covington in New
ton county. •
An act to authorise-the Sheriff of Monroe coun
ty to sell and dispose of Island 2d I, in the Sthdist.
Monroe county.
An act to repeal ro much of an act entitled an
act to lay off, define,'nnd keep open, the main chan
nel of Flint and Chaitahouchee rivers, so an to pre
vent the obstruction of the free passage of boats
;ilid fish, and to appoint commissioners for the
same, also tn appoint commissioners l'or the Octnnl
gee River, in the county of Henry, assented to the
26tb December, 1.{520, so Jar at relates to the Couth
West pror.g of Flint River.
An act to authorise precinct elections at La
mar’s cross-roads in Putnam.
An art to alter and amend att act passed the
2fith December, 1331, so fares relates to the re
moval of the undisbumd funds from the Suiithvilk
.Ac.tdotvi.' in Early county, to tlie town,of Fort
Gaines, in said county.
l An act to establish Robert Young’s Ferry across
the Chattahoochee River, upon his own land, in
the county of Hall.
An et to alter and amend the 3Pth section of the
Tax Law now in force in this State vi far as re
■ poets (he e-wmty of Liberty.
1 An net to reduce the width f>£Bay-street in the
towno! Brunswick, from one hundred and eight},
toonc hundred and forty feet, and for other purpo
ses in relation to said town.
An act to authorize ihe SherifljtAd Talbot and
Jetlerson counties to advertise their Sales lor said 1
counties, in one of the papers printed in Millodge
ville.
An act to authorize the Justices of the Inferior
Court o( \\ arren county, to provide for and estab
ish an Asylum Ibr-the invalid poor ol said county.
An ret to alter and amend the several acts incor
porating the town of St. Marys.
An act to incorporate the Augusta Ice Company.
An act to authorize the Governor to purchase
arms for the Given eonuly hussars, and the Hous
ton county cavalry.
An act to repeel cn act entitled an act to add
that part of the funds heretofore set a part for the
support ol the county Academies, to the poor
'Chooi fund, so far as respects the county of Craw
ford, passed the 27th December, tSSI, and to pro
vide tor the payment of the debts due from the
1 rustces of the Knoxville Academy.
An act to authorize the President and Directors
7 !‘ !l Vir, , ! lr: ' 1 Ihank of Georgia, to appoint an ad
ditional Clerk, to l>e known as Teller.
.'in act to authorize the Governor to pay over to
the Trustees of the Stewart county Academy?, and
to the Sumpter county Academy, add to the frank
lin (Heard county) Academy, the sum of fight
hundred and fifteen dollais each, to place said A
i ndemies on au equal looting with other Academies
in this State.
An act to exempt tlibofliccrs and members of the
Corps oi Cavalry in Savannah, known as the Gcor
i>ia Hussars, from the perfbrinence of jury duly,
and to exempt them, after a certain term of dot v,
Ironi ordinary militia duty.
An act to idler and amend the 9th section of the
On act, of the Constitution of the State of Georgia.
An act to improve the Penitentiary edifice, and
to lcgulatc the ol its concerns, ami
• ) electing cell', Src. and to appropriate money
oi ns attpport, and to provide a road and river
lund, and lor the compensation of persons appoin
ted 10 survey and mark out certain roads, and for
other purposes.
Ail act to incorporate the Baptist church at
Hales 'Well in Burke county : also to ii.coiporate
the Unitarian association of Savannah : and ab*
to incorporate the Bethlehem baptist cbuicli of
Habersham county, and to appoint trustees for the
same.
A a.acl to repeal the 11th section of an act pass
ed the 22d of December, 18M0, to prevent the ex
ercise ol assumed and arbitrary power by all pei
soms tinder pretext of outborityYrom the Cherokee
Indians and their laws, and to prevent while per
sons from residing w ithin that part of the charter
ed limits of Georgia, occupied by the Cherokee
Indians,and to provide a guard for the protection
of the goldmines, and to enforce the laws of the
state within the aforesaid territory.
An act for the relief of James'Berry, and Ed
mund G. Berry, securities of William L’errv.
An act to alter the third section of the* fourth
article of the constitution of this state, so far a*
to authorize the people to elect the general officers
of the militia of this state.
An act to repeal the act incorporating the bank
of Macon, and to declare the charter forfeited, and
to provide lbr the appointment erf a receiver for
the same.
An act to be entitled an act to change and legit
imatize the names of sundry persons hereinafter
mentioned.
An act to declare and prescribe the punishmen
of mayhem by castration.
An act to alter and change liie name of Frank
lin in Troup county, to that of West Pont, and
also to change the name of Franklin academy, to.
that of \V cst Point academy, and also to alter anti
amend the act parsed the 26 1 h Dec. 1831, incor
<Jointing said town of Franklin.
An act to revive an act, assented to 27th Decem
ber, 1820, incorporating the town of Ciawfbrd
villc, in the county of Taliaferro.
t. to inernporate certain persons under the
ii: me ffhd‘style of the trustees of the fund of spe
cial relief.
An act to alter the time of holding some of the
superior Courts in the southern circuit.
An act to appropriate money for the support anrl'
pay of the guard for the protection of The Indians.
At) act to incorporate a cotton manufacturing
company at Ihe Flat Shoals on South river, in the
county fif DcKalb.
An act, to impose, levy, and collect a tax fir the
political year, eighteen hundred and thirtv-ihr*v,
on property real and personal, arid lo inflict penal
ties fin- refusing or neglecting to comply with tire
provisions thereof!
An act to authorize die inferior court of the
counties’of Walton and Butts, to appropriate mo
ney liir the purpose of procuring and improving a
piece of land to accommodate the militia of said
comities.
An act to provide for the more equal distribution
of the academic fund among the several counties
of this state.
All net to make banks anil other corporations
subject to garnishment, and to regulate proceeding
against garnishees in certain cases.
An act to give jurisdiction to the court of com
motr plbas-fif Augusta, of certain casts of insol
vent debtors, and to alter the sessions ofsaid court.
An act to incorporate a woollen and cotton man
ufacturing, company in the countv of Richmond.
An act to lav outfight additional lots onihe eas
tern bank of the Ocmulgtc liver, in east Macon.
An act to remove obstructions from the streets
on the Indian Spring reserve in the county of
Butts,an Ito prescribe the manner of proceeding.
An act, the more effectually to compensate ju
rors, and to explain an act assented tothe 01st of
Idee. 1830, entitled an act to alter jurors and at
torney's fees in this stale.
An act to separate and divorce Sarah Brace
from her husband Henry Brace, and other persons
therein mentioned.
Ail act to regulate the intercourse between banka
and private individuals, so as to subject banks to
payment rd damages, ifthey re fuse or lailto pay spe
cie when demanded, under certain circumstances
j An act to incorporate the Mossy creek metho
! dint camp meeting ground in the county of Hab
ersham. and to appoint trustees for the same
An act to prevent the circulation of hank bills
under the denomination of S5, within this stale,
An actio establish and admit to record certain
instruments which were destroyed with the county
records of the county of Crawford, by fire, and to
make valid the same.
j An act to incorporate the Augusta Mining Com
pu ly, r.n.l the Naucouchy Mining Comparts
.\o. 41.