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-rr ,^ forbid di>-,c. ‘ ' l,n "'K«'ic,lul tr*..Wi,„n r.»«ervtaw.tt Tucub ft,,.
to tu hi id ! "?? 1,1 i-. ... .1... very paper in , I
«„,i for utliur purposes. | . ,lc ' this (lespu-alile-tv retell nitvsvrupro- —-
^Tltwe nml ......-mr.l.c VM'rtU"* to this I '•'•«««*$»»• Our ItlluttitM. U. the T |.0 W.t«M.,.vt„„
buikc.’Colu.iiWa, Glyuu, Ca.ii-
d> time.. orkohling the Supe
. 1 . .. me county uf Gwiii.iett.
*'“!-*!•-.luce tuc .Unmgfs '‘P"' 1 bills oCexclirtnf.
* u " , till*<*«* Ih'yoinilhc limit« M* tiie U
'■TCMJ-oU ptsK-stea .or woo-puy -
, „ ,'.l 1.1 define more P>«.“«ly tt'O ..mile of
ro "‘.' I- H1 „,.oi..lie|' , '" t ir ,u0 'rc-ekcliuiige.
(, * . ( electiou districts in the
lu ‘‘* * j!’ <V t*tle Mild Wilke*, ami to punish
co ' j, ;."«iio .a«v ■•««".i ,t ‘'' i ! ,er,, " t
u 'l. L|jlur III* proceedings on tuni.U taken
f ' ( “* s ,cui>V of tin. pence, mid for otbsi pur
ee Klim nnd Joshua Stone,
*° n respects tlie counties ofl.au- j ^ Kite-Hull so OthcOM was, in tip; first in*
stance, loo Reueisttl—it ilht not diurriim-
mite liuiwut-ii tin. i.m.meiu uiitlvie n.lpu-
bio—the e\:iluMttl..ou in ouf luut jiiqior,
voluntarily untile, draws tlto proper dis-
tinetiun. ii'
“ It imJriie (says Hurritt) lli.it Mr. Weil-
bon. did, so.i... tint., lust lull, «ti lorstt qiii-
note in [J.uilt for tin. i-.oiishlorliLiln <|eht of
$ 110,” Au;. ' And did'not'Air. Wellborn,
with olio or. t\y.p,oilic^s, become security
for <s debt of from six to rime Imudre.TTliil' -
lers, due by tlie Sutttswnn'it olTitw for ma
terial!, it. Xuw-York ? whether the khl-ij.
ritysliip wus for Mem.Inti.) or Bunytt is
iiimtitrorial—the debt wits to bo puid by
tl.e ( SinteH„m„ ofHco or, by the securities.
This fellow’s Tn.siouutio.t about wl.nt lie
points to with mi index ns tl.o “ Map
transaction" cm lie easily explained, and
whatever Mr. Wellborn ...ay say of it"
note, ho has expressed liitnsull gillisfieil of
the fairness of ouryon.luet. A Mr. Petti-
yal, an accomplished draftsman, ami l.av-
i.tg the nppcarauce of u gentlemnn, kept
his oflice nearly opposite ours, wl.ero he
was some t.i.io engaged in compiling and
(inisl.it.g, an cleguut in.iuuscript map’of
the new Territory. This map wo under
stood was nmdu for tins Surveyor (lene-
ral’s Oinco, as public property, and not
lor tl.o exclusive benefit of the individual
who filled the Odicu of Surveyor Golierul.
I’ettivul applied to us to aid him in pul.
fishing tl.o map, by furnishing the re-
ip.isite funds, saying l.o w as destitute of
meuns. We njfreed to do so, and mud.
an advance of $ ,‘(50 immediately after
which we published proposals for priming
tlie maps, having no idea that the Survey
or General claimed nny exclusive right to
publish it. If we had belived so, & had
boon disposed to take any advantage of
iii.it, wo could have secured a copy right
before lie,knew any thing of our intention
to join Pettivnl in publishing the map.—
The surveys furnishing tl.o iufori.union on
which the map was compiled were paid
for by the Slate- and every individual had
the same privilege will, the Surveyor Ge
neral losec.ro a copy right. Mr. Well
born, on geeing our publication, took out
it copy-right. This precluded us from
publishing the map. lie has not publish
ed it himself, hut Otic real to sell the copy
right to the Legislature, winch they de
c-lined buying. The money we advanced
for the map lots not boon repaid, ai.-i
whether it ever will be, isuncemtin. Tins
is, as far as wo km-.v any tiling of it, a
faithful history of the “ ,)lnp transaction."
1.1’dwelt. Watts, whose resistance of
the officer was stated by us in a Jute pa
per having been eou.pciio.l by hunger to
surrender his arms, was executed on the
l!):lt iiist.
poJtfi*
J tl.o ro t laws of tills slate.
fa( .iiiiflt<- die recovery of personal proper-
V “j'Ju.-c/calliHl'ino and John Wilson.
To rrculate si ves and free person* of color
in (lie viliag® of Sparta.
Mure clVi'Cimilyto enforce tlie provisions o(
- * s.iitiUe of li-d, so far a* the same regards
! e arrival of persons of color in the several
no,It ii.nl wa.i'iJ of this State. ....
for the relief of the iccur.uo* of tbo Unicoi
Tuiniiiltr company.
To M|>iai» and mncn.I an net to vrst the
Stsles interest la the property of Joel Music,
i, ill-of Uorko coun y, dec’ll , in the sisters of
w iLj * \ f
To s» *l t * lc 8 •Nterest
, o.oi linitl.in tlio '.ito purchase which have been,
. . hci'iiafter be rcliii<|uish«il to tlie. State,
«'i,d"»ticli «S bitvc been, or may hereafter In:
(ondein.icd «»f.andulently drawn in the afore-
said iiiirclmse-
I- or site, relief of f-evvis Lynch.
To divorce Thoinn* and Louisa Wright.
To repeal a part of an act reviving and antend-
j, „ ...e Ja'iliriary system, passed in I79D.
fu VI'S, in fehx Lewis and wife, all the e. late
|,oil. real dud personal, of John W. H. iiobsuu,
(lyC'll.
To "ire W Masons and Carpenleis in Iticli-
inmol and Cl.atbam coin.lies an inanubinnce
ur -It'lils-dOe mi iv-counl of work done, mid
rnsieriali furuislied in building and repairing
houses, r- ,
To all ifr and amend the road laws of Glynn
countv.
To’add 1 « part of the county of Dooly, to the
cotmly on.ee.
To organise the counties of Meriwether,
p. ftfti. is, Talbot, Marion, and Muscogee
To incorporate the Ulately Academy in .lie
county of Early.
To reserve to the proprietors of buildings on
.lie I'csei'v’ftat the Coweta falls,the right tore-
n.-ne the fcnnic within forty days after tho sale
of lots H. said place.
To alter ti.e'trine of bolding the'Superioi
curls in the southern circuit.
To aifiSr and fix (be times of bolding tlie Su
perior aVidInferior court* in and forme Oom.it-
gee District, kp far ns relates to the counties uf
Wilkinson, JaspernnU Bnhl vin.
To amend the act incorporating the Insurance
company hi ll.e'city of Savannah, and granting
baak n^iowevs to the same, and,also to rpg.i-
latc intercourse between (lie several chartered
Banks in this Stnle, so lar a* relates to tleina.nl
of pavml-nt from one to nnatluir, of the 'notes
issued by them respectively.
To roguhUetliC Poor School fund in tlie’Cnuu-
tivsof liaucock and Butko.
To establish and regulate district elections in
the counties of Early, l.ee and Pike
To repeat certain road laws nmv in force in
(his State,*o far as icspccts tlie county of El-
Cngha.fu
To amend nn act passed 2.1.1. Dec. 182d, re
gelating and establishing district elections in
the county of Jones.
To iitcoeporate a Bank in the city of Augusta,
to be denominated the Me reliant'* and Pluuter’s
Bank of the city of Angu-ta.
To provide it more easy and convenient mode of
proving open accounts, so us to in.die them evi
dence in Justices courts.
To divide the counties of Carrol and Coweta
into electoral districts, upd to add a certain part
of the Cherokee Nation to the corn .tie* of Carrol
and Ihdvalb, for the purpose of giving criminal !
jari.diction to the same.
To lay off and add a part of flic county of
Talbot, to.the county of Crawford.
To extend and define the corporate limits of
the tow,ii of Eatonlon.
Declaring and making certain tlie law regn-
Ming the . igl.lt of husbands in and lo .lie pro
per.) of their deceased wives, and for other pur
poses.
To repeal nn *ct passed (lie 2-ilh Dec. 182n,
«.t.iblidiing and making permanent Pierce A.
Lewis's ferry on the Ocn.ulgee river.
To give to informers under the laws of this
Stale,disposing of the late acquired ten-ho y.
who may take out of office ti.e Grant for lands
drawn in consequence of fraudulent returns, the
preference wl.ero there may be several sti fas
filed in any of the court of lilts Stntd ..gainst
the same defendant ordef ndants.
'l'o alter and fix tlie times of holding tlie Su
perior qowrts in the Eastern district; and tl.o
Inferior wurts so far as relates to the comi
ties <,f Gam,I- a and Liberty.
To fncorpnralc tin: Troup County Academy.
To authorize, upon certain conditions, certain
persous to plead and prnrlice law in this Slate.
To provide for the recording uf deeds ol mo. t*
gage upon real and personal property,' and to
define the lieu ol.tlie same; and also to amend
the act to adn it certain deeds to record, ami lo
authorize the same, or copies thereof, to be read
in evidence, nnd also.he copies ol certain other
deeds, and for other purposes.
Tp incorporate the Augustn Insurance and
Banking company of the city of Augflsta, and to
Jcpeal the act passed ttth Doc. 1822.
Eor the appropriation uf money for the im#
provement of the Chatalioocbie river-
To authorize the.liisticexof the Inferior coitrl
of the county of Burke, to appoint the Clerk ol
the land court for said county,
To appropriate moneys for tho support of Go
vernment for the political year 1828
To prevent the surveying nr granting of cm-
toil, lands either under head rights, or in any
other way, and for other purposes.
Tl.ol.itRcneps mitt jnfutny of E. II. K.tr-
fitt, printer of tlie Stitiesman, nrc ho lolly
«dublislifi! by the sialettieutof Muj. Trip
lett, published in our lust paper, ns to ren
der uni.ereKHiirv any notice by us ot’ ivliiit
l.e inuy aay for the future. Tit,at s-urb a
man would hesitate to pitlili:-li tt direct
tolseltood is not to be believed. Accord
ingly, hi his last paper, be tay8, (respet't-
htg our allusion to the printing ofblnnks)
“we forbear for tlie present, any comment,
to idiom the ttorder room to make a recan
tation, which it promised to-day." This is
precisely nil might have been exported
front ro utiprincipl- tl a creature as this
L- H. Pittrritl, who tttged t woof the Stale
House Otiicers to (jive liiiM an order to
print for liieir offices, at the public expense,
mi eiinriao.ib tpiaiitiiy of' blanks;''and
"hen t<dd by one of those officers that
Ins (iroposiuot) was disknmst mul dishon
orable, fie Lad tjie itnpudeuce and hardi
hood tq reply, .that it made no difference,
tribe him the order for the printing of the
'•inks, and it itottlD hex Bt; knows
nnt.il if ter the ejection, of the officers teas
over ! That stich tt reptile should fie in
the habitual practice of pt.ldisliitig false
o-.rda is perfect! v iu. ebavacter. We ueeJ
In the Honor of P.rp
'.-u-e rrMini-J i'n- ,
vSiridby Mr d,ir.B
t-o-k S-ock fur a
'-la'.’, t>.
sa*ii-i'-o
•Mil 1.
on i-i
it Sl.ou d no. be :,g.i
question on t -t- p,i • •, c o
pouted Ayes tt - ’ ors i 7
HM}-: 1 Y I'’
Tht Tnri;i
>T; Jon.- -.V.tl i ni.
8'."A i IN'! - LLIGENCE
Fleet entirely destroyed.
Ni:vv-Yoiik, Dee. 18.
The rbipr AVillintit Ti.outpson, auti lle-
len, tht plain C.)bb, i.-ivc just armed from
Liverpool both having sailed on the 17th
of November.
They brut" the important intelligence of
the total (lestnicliou of the Turkish and
Egyptian fleets.
Losnos, November 15.
Despatches were yesterday morning
r-ceive.l at the Admiralty, announcing a
hriiiiaiit victory, obtained on the 2l)tli Oc-
inlittr, m tho port of Nuvnrbio, by the
Lnglisb, French, and Russian squadron,
ovoi the combiued Turkish and Egyptian
fleets.
Tire bn'tle was fought at anchor, nnd
w as nucessnrily bloody and destructive.
The iuittierical superiority of the force was
immense, but the result has been, We are
proud io say, the destruction of the whole
Turkish force.
The following is a synopsis of the for
ces :
Line Frig'ts. Vorv'ts. Sloops, ice. Tot it
r-’iielivn 3 4 0 4 II
t'lor-ch 3 2 0 a 7
itu -Sian 4 4 0 0 tt
Allies 10 10 ’ 0 6 2fi
t in -» 3 St*! 19 18 Cfi
Fouroftlic frigates were, in fact, sixty-
four gun - ships, and there were forty
transport* moored behind the line of but
tle. The following is a statement of tire
fate *if tin) enemy\s fleet * One Turkish
fine of battle ship burned t two driven on
shore, wrecks : one double frigate, sunk ;
one on slu-re, a wreck ; two burned; fif
teen frig-iti s burnt and stink ; llirco on
shore wreck* ; one on shore, masts stand
ing— fifteen eonvettes burned and sunk;
four on shore, wrecked—D brigs burnt and
sunk ; one on K'l.ore, masts standing....six
lire ships destroyed, wild three transports.
Uf the sixtv-six vessels of war, only eight
are left afloat; the most perfect victory
ever achieved.
Tho despatches were brought to Mar
seilles by Lori Viscount Iugestrie, in the
Gunnet, w here his Lordship was detained
by the quarantine regulations ; hut the au
thorities permitted the despatches to be
forwarded by a courier. They arrived ut
the Admiralty, yesterday morning, ami
were immediately sent otf to Ills Majesty,
at Windsor.
The majoriti«B in both brandies of the
Legislature of Ohio, are favorable to tho
Administration. Mr. Wheeler has’been
chosen Speaker of the Semite, nud Mr.
King, Speaker oft lie House ol'Representu-
tivep; both Adams men. In the Stale of
Louisiana some of the signs are in favor of
Gen. Jackson. The election of Governor
in July next, will probably decide for
whom the vote ofthitt State will he grien.
The triumph of Gen. Jackson’s friends in
Congress will confirm the wavering and
draw over the weak, and that .Air. Adams
is going down may strongly lie inferred
from Mr.Clay’s leaving the Cabinet—if
indeed report speaks truth upon this sub
ject. The Secretary it is said, will supply
Mr. G illatin’s place as Plenipotentiary to
England. Mr. Clay is nn able man, and
mill'll may be ex|ieclcd from his efforts in
that quarter. Mr. Sergeant is spoken of
aa the successor in the Ministry.-^What
Tlie Washington < Telegraph states,
upon tho authority of the geiilluiiiau to
wjtotfi tho letter was addressed, its well as
ol itimt her eiliKeu, among tho most respec
table hi Now-York, Who read it in Gov.
Clinton’s own hand-writing,) that Mr. (J.
Iiif.l written a letter to a friend in New-
York, aatljorwing im publication, in which
he expressly muted, that he line not been,
nor will he he, a candidate against Gen.
Jackson, and is resolved to da all in his
(tower to promote his election.
The Administration gentlemen appear
to lie perfectly distracted by recent truus-
iictionn. They are very much put to it in
the clioiso of a Vice-President—First they
talk, of Mr. Sluil/.o—nnrl now they talk of
Mr. James Pleasants of Vn.—A correspon
dent of tho N,Y. Commercial writes from
Washington that several gentlemen have
been mentioiiuil.nsGov. Slml/e, Gov. Mor
row,Gen. Hurrison, piief Justice Mnvnge,
and Gov. Plcusants. The writer seems to
incline to*the last.—The Phil. Press thinks
that the candidate for tho Presidency be
ing from n Northern state, the Vice-Presi
dency should bu from n Southern oru wes-'
tern State—ami then suggests a name,
wl.atit thinks 1 'would bn generally noeopt-
able — that of tlie late Gov. Pleasants, of
Virginia.” We have a word of advice for
those gentlemen, if they think it “right to
he advised by mi enemy.” He not de
ceived—Do not thinkto influence Viigi-
nin by tho nomination of Mr. P—Do not
waste yotlr amiminitiun upon her, gentle
men—Try your ammunition elsewhere.
She cannot be touched.— Enquirer.
The AsNOAt.Duduet of the Secretary
of the Treasury states the whole national
debt of every description to have been, on
the 1st ofOntolier lust, $ 68,1)10,511. The
actual nnd estimated receipts into tho
treasury this year amount to $ 22,((06,200.
The actual and estimated expenditures of
the year, including the payment of up
wards of ten millions principal and inter
est of tho public debt, amount to
22,('135,690 dollars. A balance in the
t ensury nt the end of the last year,
0,658.086 dollars, will be reduced, by n
small excess of expenses over receipts
the present year, to 6,209,565 dollars at
iho • lose of the yenr. Tlie revenue of
1820 was25,200,461 dollars. Thu expen
ditures of that yeur, including 11 millions
of public debt, were 24,106 698 dollars.—
The estimated receipts of 1823,are 22,BOO,-
000 dollars. The estimated expenditures
uf tint year, Including 10 millions of pub
lic dolt:, tire 113,917,147 dollars. No new
loans are proposed. The articles of do
mestic manufacture exported in 1827
are estimated at upwards of seven millions
uf dollars. The value of importations in
to the U. S- during the year ending on
the tilth of September last, is estimated
at eighty one millions of dollars. The
exportations for the same period arc
estimated nt eighty millions.
Total value of importations for tlie
years 1822, 1823, find 1824, two hundred
and forty-one millions of dullnrs; total
for 1825, 1826, and 1827, two hundred
and sixty-seven millions: Total value
of exportations from the thmo former
years, two hundred and twenty two
millions ; total value for the three latter
years, two hundred and fifty-seven mil
lions, - L'harlesloH Mtrcury.
Tlie Secretary of the Treasury, in his
annual report to Congress on the 8th lust,
recommends an increase of duties on
woollen goods and foreign wool, on fine
cotton goods, on bar iron arid hemp, amjf
a reduction of the present duties on wines
nud teas. He also recommends nn ex
tension of the time during which ourmor-
chniils may exercise the right of-re-ex
porting foreign merchandise, without loos
ing the benefit of drawback.—lb.
Ti'Scumhia. Nov. 28.
On Btimlny last about seven hundred
and fifty Indians, (Creeks, of the Mclu-
tush party,) consisting of men, women,
and children, arrived in this place on their
way to Arkansas,—Conducted by Col.
Ilrnurly They profess Hit entire wil*
ling ness to the exchange, and appear to
lie in fine spirits. It will be recollected
that the time stipulated, by the late trea
ty, for this tribe to remain within the li
■nits of Georgia, expires on the 23d of May
next -When they will be compelled to
quit the country. A Vo are informed that
a large party, (between two and three
thousand,) will, by order of govermtieut,
rendezvous immediately at some point
near the Tennessee river, titir! so soon as
Col. Brearly returns from Arkansas,
take tip the line of march for the same
destination. A son of the celebrated
Chief Mcjntosh who vvas murdered in
consequence of the lauds ceded by him
at the Indian Spring treaty, is of the par
ty.— Telegrcp h.
On Buudny last, Col. Rrearly,wlth the
emigrating Creeks under his charge, left
their encampment near this place, for Ar
kansas. Finding it impracticable to pro
ceed tiny iitr’lier by land, with the old
men, women and children, he procured
several bont9 and descended the river.—
Runners were despatched to the priuci*
pal men of the Chickasaw and Choekiitw
nations to meet them at the Cliikn-
saw Blufl’s, where they propose to
hold a grand council; renew their an
cient friendship, and etnoke the calumet
ol'pc^ce, until the smoke, to qrtote the
language of one of their chiefs here, shall
rise higher than, the clouds. On arriving
in Arkansas, each warrior will receive
thirty dollars, a rifle gun,•beaver trap,'
brass kettle, nnd be supported at tile ex
pense of the United Shales for twelve
months. The country selected for them,
is said to be fertile nnd desirable, abound
ing with game, and in every respect adapt
ed to tlie habits and pursuits of such a
people. It is to he hoped that the. gene
ral government will guarantee the title to
these lands, and not suffer them, ill future,
to he driven away by the unfeeling ava
rice of the whites.—lb. . j
key the slip, without jutying him one
ct-iu. fliia was ii.itiir.il enough, consi
dering the debt was pot exactly voliipturi-
!y incurred, A day ur two itf.er -Wus
.again, the gentleman ascertaining the
departure of the Jailor, emerged from
his concealment us large as file, nud ns
held as u Dandy when in pursuit of tt mo
dern fashion to entheliisli his person—
obtained n credit from two French mer
chants, to the niiioutit of i$ 600, ittnl niter
shipping the articles li»r which be obtain
ed the credit, again returned to his place
oTeoircei^ltqeiit. A lmil writ liuviii" issu
ed, of which be got wind, & there ItCjAptm-
iiigloben dcstli in tbel.ooso nt the lime,
tbe geintsHiuii requested bis landlord to
report his death to the Sheriff whenever
lie should apply to liiin fbr his guest
The following .lay, the Sheriff visited tlie
place of resideuca of the gentleman, and
discovered, at that iiiuiiiant, the Sexton
issuing from the house-with u corps.-
Mr. Sheriff very naturally inquired whose
jl was; when, to hi* astonishment, the
landlord intWiited hint it was that of the
object of this pursuit. ‘ What, dead ! ex
claimed the Sheriff. * Dead ns a door
nail,’ replied the Curtarer....' Wluit did lie
die of,’ inquired Tip stuff. 1 Of the pre
vailing diseaao, cousumptiveness,' ujistver-
ed tin- Host. The Sheriff now visited the
plaintiff's counsel, and informed him,
that the defendant was in closer custody
tlinn lie was autlioriited tu fix him; that In.
whs in the bauds of bu officer better en
titled to him. The trick succeeded, ami
the gentleman esc8|>ed, leaving his credit
ors under the impression that he had paid
his lust debt,....Darien Gas.
The Kentucky Lambert.—A Kentucky
paper announces the decease of William
Krltar, aged 45 years. Tlie cause of bis
death is said to have deeu excessive cor
pulency, which increased 15(3 lbs. the last
year of his life. Ilis weight three or four
works before his death was 582 pounds.
!)|l;n tie,ir Poiv. line, ou Kiiiluy ui«lit tlie 21st
inst , Mrs Mautha T. Sf.aM, wife of Mr. Tl.o-
1.1.8 Sc.ila, ag«3 I t years 11 i.outli* and 5 <!»>•,
leaving tiolii.nl lior a ilnooit. lute l.iisb.oiil xnn h
lov-.-.y Ij.U.o y ni-iiilai ,| 7
Exvoutivk Di;t-AUVMi:.', r,
Miltodgavillc, Dec. 2d, Iw27.
Pursuant to a Resolution of tbe Legis
lature it is—
Ordered, that the act of the General
Assembly assented to ou tlie 24tlt inst.
“ To alter nnd fix tlie time of bidding the
Superior courts of the Southern Circuit”
he immediately published once in the Ga
zettes ol'Milhidgevill-i uuil Macon.
By the Governor:
E. II. PIERCE, Sec’ry.
AN ACT to alter tlie time of holding the
Superior courts of the Southern Circuit.
See. 1. He it enacted by the Senate and
House fifKt-prescniutive of State of Geor
gia in General Assembly met, and it is
hereby enacted l.y tbo authority «>f the
same; that from arid lifter the first day
of Mach ueXt, the time of holding the Su
perior courts in the Southern Circuit,
shall be as follows, to wit: lit the comity
of Twiggs on the third and fourth Mon
days in March and September; in the
county of Laurens on the first Monday in
April, and Wednesday after the first jAiun-
day in October; in tic.county of Pulaski
on the second Monday in /April and Oc
tober; in the county of Telfair on the
tliiril Monthly in April mid October; in
the county Of Irwin on the Thursdays
thereafter; in the county of Appling on
the fourth Monday ill April nud October;
in tho cotimy of Ware on the Thursdays
thereafter ; in the county of Lowndes on
the first Monduy in Muy and November;
in the county of Thomas ou the Thursdays
thereafter ; ill the county of Denature on
the second Monday in May and Novem
ber; in the county of Early on the Mon
days thereafter; in the county of Raker
on the fourth. Mondays in May and No
vember; ill the county of Dooly ou the
Thursdays thereafter.
Se.c. 2. And lie it furtlicl- enacted by the
authority iilbrosuiil, that nil persons sum
moned, siibpoened, or hound us suitors,
witnesses, jurors or in any other capacity
to attend said courts, which by the law
now iu force they are or may be required
to ultend, shall he bound by virtue uf said
Htiimnoiit subpoena, or any other process
heretofore issued, lo attend said courts as
altered by this net.
St»c. 3. And lie it further enacted by the
authority aforesaid, that all laws nud parts
of laws that militate against this, act he,
and the same are hereby repealed.
IKHY HUDSON,
Speaker <f the House of Representatives.
THOMAS STOCKS,
* President of Senate.
Assented to, 24th Due. 1827.
JOHN FORSYTH,
Governor.
HSLIOVAL.-
Milliner, Milledgeville.
R ESPECTFULLY inrurin* her friend* nml
tl.c public gencriilly.that tin- luu UKMOV-
ED Iter SHOP tu ti.e Hoimp on Wayne .Street,
next door below .Mr*, liuson’* Hotel, nnd near
ly nppmile (lie Markul-riouxe, where she iliil
continue* tn Carry on (he
^VVUUiuty ttusineas.
Site tenders Iter grateful uchiiowleiigntent* to
tftu*e-wUo have herctufurc favored her with their
eu*toui, and hope* hy uni emitted attention tn Ini-
tine**, to merit n continuation of their favor*.—
She .viil at ail times keep on hand a variety of
Bonnets and Fancy Articles,
and In* now on hand LEGliUILN and OPEN
STRAW BONNETS of the latest fashion.
December 31 48—tf
Pa the hdilors of the Gear gin Journal .*
Gkxti.kM e.'i — 1 observe ill your Jaipur
-»d the 17it* December, among the iiriiseui-
ncti.ts oftlie Grand Jury MthHost Term
ol 1.aureus Superior court, one itgi.iiial
myself and John G. Cunts, for minding
spirituous liquors and other articles, on
tho lltli day of Nov. 1827, (the satuu be
ing the Sabbath day) contrary to laws, &e.
Li justification of my own character iimi
my sou’s, 1 fool it iny duty to put a stop to
such calumny. The subjoined certificates
from the witnesses-uumed in the present
ment, ns well ns others, will show that
the person who brought forward tho pre
sentment, could have been actuated by mz
other tliuu intfKaisus motives. You will
plonso to Insert this with the certificates,
Yours lluspecifully,
11. COATS.
I.nurens county.
GEORGIA, Lumens repaty — I do hereby eer-
ti!y that I have lived with Mi »arx If -bell and
Join. Oual* a* a clerk uhaut two year*, aud can
cii.ti-lci.tly aueitthat during that period they have
never kept open door* on die S.tblmili d..y lor the
iiarpoii. nfn,tunneling husiacu cm.liarv to the
l.itv* ol tliiw St,lie, ihi-iiitelvv*, or have I done no
lor them, by their, direction or advice, and I more
over a«»ert that tho iireKiitinem of the Grand
Jury uf ihi* county at the lu*t term of the Superior
notirl, with respect to the (aid John and Hnbcri
G.m;* it uitarly l.dte. R. Goat*did not get home
Iron, Milledgeville unlit between eight and nine
a dork on ihe 1 Itlt tl.ty of November iiwt. ami
(hat John G Coat* wm nut at home on that day,
I uiysell had the key and wav I'ro-u tome.
„ SOLOMON HENDERSON.
December SO, 18-7.
CEORF.IA, Lauren* county —I do hereby certi
fy, lhat I have lived on the plantation of Mr. R.
•'nates ten month* (ii an overseer) and can Con-
lldenlly auert that during that time I have never
known .hem (u keep open doors on the Sabbath
day for the purpose of trantaslii g hnsinets, nipt I
Can Uiriher aver lhal on the lltli dwv uf November
inst. I di-l nul know of the store's being open or of
any anii.It-* of merebanditn having been told by
r-.ither Mr Robert ur John Contnt them civet, or
l.y any other person under their roiitroul.nnd that
Mr. Henderson, the clerk of Mnstr*. R. and J
Coates relumed with me to the plantation of ti.e
said It Coatet on Mouduy tho lSut day of Novem
ber with llicitoro key.
hit
J03IAH >* STRICKLAND.
mark
December 20, 1827
GEORGI A, L iurrni cotuify.—I do hereby Certi-
fv, that I l.nve lived with Messrs. Robert u John
Coates as a Clerk about five months, during which
dine I have never knowu them to keep open doors
for the purpose of transacting business on the Sab
bath day, contrary to llie laws of this State them
selves, nor did I do sn lor them by their direction
ur advice—and I further aver, iliai ou the lltli
dayof November Iasi, I Was not on ll.eir plantation,
or da I kn ,w of ll.eir having sold a single article
of nierchan lira on that day, ns stated hy the Grand
Ju.y of this couniy in their presentments at the
last tei iu uf the Superiur com t
^ BRY AN ALLEN, Jr.
December 20th, 1827.
GEORGIA, L oirens county.—This Is to certify
dial I h ive l o .riled it. the house of Messrs. Robert
nd John Cites about 11 months, during wl.ioh
time tl.c.i sture hat never tonny knowledge been
kept open ou die Sabbath day lor the purpose oi
trading—and I lu.thei aver, that on tho 11th day
of .November last, it being the day specified in the
presentment of the Grand Jury of thiscoiinly,
at November Term, Mr. John Coates Was not at
hums, his Father, Mr. Robert Coates and myself
having left him in Milledgeville on the lOdt ol that
i'isi.ii.i—Wo armed nt home on the II,k nb -ui 8
o'clock, A at ; Very sunn thereafter llie Clerk ol
I.S store left l.nthe with llie key, and 1 d ■ not be-
lieve he relumed until Monday morning—Mr
John Colds returned on live evening oflh.it day
it beiug the lid. ol November iuat —1 lliereluri:
cuuceive die charge of said Jury unmerited
B. 3V. LEE
December 20th, 10.17.
GEORGIA, Ltnrtm rounty —I do hereby certi
fy, dial 1 was at Big Bandy Meedug ou riui.da.
llie lltli day of November Inst, and on tl.aldat I
did not khow of either Mr. Robert or John Coats
retailing spirit.. uisJiql.nrs, or df tlieir seH i.g auv
iirncle or articles of uierubaudiie contrary tu tit.
laws of this Stale, ihu goad pence and oigi.iiy
thereof, ns stated in ti.e presentment of the Gran-
Jury of this county nt the Inst term ot llie Superi
or oourt—nor have 1 known them keep open door*
or. the Sahlmlh of any oilier dale lor llie purpose
ol transacting business of any kind whatever
his
JAMES K SLAUGHTER.
mark
Decemb-rSn-k, 1327
C F.ORrJl A—fly tTn KrreUi.nty ten* V<amTtK,
G'.-n e.ruw ami Craimaodir In (.ho f of the Ar*-
m / nml Marys/ this Sluts, at uJ of list MUsltS
thirl.;/.'
W HEREAS, I Imre rr-i-eirpd ofilc.sl tnCir*
in.ttioH dial n iaurdt-f wns counsittfed in
Warren comity nn the evening of the lltli iusl.f
tq-nn Iho bn.ly of KacM, a negro girl, by bIJ*
SAN tV. KING, n middle sized w-inian of tair
cninph-xion, who it is represented tins di d fross
justice, taking with her n child of llirce or Towf
week* old—Now ihat the Said Susan W. Ki-ur
may I* i, ought to trial for (lie crime of which
there charged, I have thongl.t proper tq it-n*
ihisinv Fnn-lHinati-m, Irert-hv -rSeriug n ■fliamewT'
or GN'E HUNDRED DOLLARS toiuy V*rs<S'
or persona who may ajjprnheod and deliver ih»
accused4o (he Sherifi'or Jailor o(' (lie covin(y ’bf
Warren; at Ihesame time enjoining and reduir*
tug ail oificer*, civil and military -of (bit Mule*
to he anting and Mtwflng in (he arrSstatMS aoK
delivery « aforesaid, o* the said 6.isiSvfKln<d
•f to )«,* found Within the limits of (he same
Givt-u under my hnnvl and (he Great Real af
*,• ** l ^,° State-House in MiKedgt*
viilf, (hm 2Ht1i MAvt>f iu the y
of our Lord, IH27, and of Am*» i*-an lads*
|.md«jice tile fifty-second.
„ , JOHN FORSYTH. *
By the Governor t..
KVF.RARD Hamilton, &* c vy nr state, *
December 31 48—3t
Public Hunting.
'pHE **k--criber wiif attemi ai ihs roilowimr
L times and plnc*s, fur live pnrh -•* of remiuir
out for the ensuing venr, TIlF RESERVES.
FISHERIES and"IMPROVED FRACTION!?
... iho counties originally t ee, Troup and Mateo-,
sea,in-hiding (Ira lUstrvu al the old Agency os
Flint river: • '
On M-n tay, die tla Ben January, at the old
A gene v, lor tlm R.-scrre nt that pfuce, andthm
J.*" 1 ** « u '' Frectin-e in tbe 1st, Id'h.tSdand
tAtli vbdrtc.l Vnteogee.
On Wedneidev the J3J,»l the house of Willing*.
Berrjr, i.enMlie Flat elmaliqon Flint river, for tka
Fernim and Fractions in lire 1st and V-lv district*
Trimp county, including Msrsh.dl’s Reserve Sad
Feriy.
, On FridaV the litli, nt Wha ley’s store; on th«
Clistahnochie, Ibr the Ferries end Fr ictions it
dm 3d, fith and I *U. ilistriots of Troup county.
On Saturday tip. tfi'h, nt King's atom, for IhS
fractions In the COih Muscng
On Monday the *8th, at the Coweta Fall*, for
tji« Kfliirfi* nt that plwc, nnd ih« F«rrirf nod
Fractions in the 7th , 8ih, 10th, 17th end lfith di**
tric.ts Mnsdopei*.
G" Thursday the 31st, at the Hitchity Bend,
(22il Lee,) (or the Ferries nnd Friction* fn
county, on i|te I* tint find Clntnlioockie riverl.
AI*o, on Mdnd »y iHh 21st J iiMmt’y, will-he rent*
ed at Unrrmid’s Unnerve on Flinc river, tlie lie*
serve hi lhal id.ice t and the otner lieseive* it%
Hotttton Httd Dooly.
RHiitingto commence at each plere ol 10o’clock #
M. Terms - note* and g(K>dk(icii'’ily t miles pay-
able next Chris nidi Scrnn^ert tviii picutc Lrin^
letters of recoiwnoiidHti'in.
Contractors IVantcd for Bricks
and Limber.
December 29
MANSFIELD TORRANCE, Comm’f
tw, on 4u _ 3t
W ifi- BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday im
r abrunry ne.t. at llie Court house in thov
town of S ii.detsvdin, Wnskington euunty, withirn
dir-usual l.ours ol sale, the foiluwiiig property, to*
4J0 aeree, more or lees, nine land, on William-
son's swamp, ndj lning Baker nnd othrr*, takers
a* the property ui tbe estate of isi.ain ColeMan,
dec'd, to satisfy ft («' iMU.nl from a Justice s imuie
in favor of Hiliery Hooks—levied on and returnedl'
to ine by a Cuuslaolo.
JOHN GILMORE, Sh'*_
Decen.l-er 21 ’ "1*
W ILL BE BGLD, on the first Tu-shay im
February nr-xt, nt the Ci-uri-bouse in thm.
to An ol Crawt'ordville, Taliaferro county, wtliiim
tlir lawful hour* of sale, vis :
Aboil. $0,000 Iinhsri.t bricks,- levied on ns Shut
property of Robert H.iyne, to sHiisfv a fi fa obtai-i.
ed iu Greene Inferior court in favor of Bheitsi*'
L.iwsun V*. Robert Hayes and Larlfin Carlton—
pro|)ert>4>Giiutu out t>y (Im plHimi/r
IV . A6A C AtKXANDER, Sh'ft
Deor-dlb-'r 2a
■Lithe Superior Court of Put im
" ' ‘tbuhty ' ■
ABEL FOR DIVORCE.
UEUKUIA-—
'’ary Guiatt,
vs
'ttoiiAS Gtitan
I T appear)ag-by the .eiurn of the SheriiT in thssi
above s a led case, finit the delVndam is nm lorn
:-e foun t in this county—It is ou motion of Phit<*J
|J Wood.off, Counsel fur the plaintiff, orde.ed^!
that service he perfected on the Said 1 bonus#
Guinn, h the publics ion of this rule in aome.,
public Gazelle oi lhis Slate, once a month (or thnss
months. ^
A true copy from the minutes, this 22d Dec am
her, 1827 U1LEY iflLBON, Cl k.
December S6 „,3„,
S EALED PRuPOSAuS will be received h)
the Slate Engineer before, or on tlie 1st -lay
ol February next, for hot) 000 bricks of tbe bo*,
p.ality, delivered at tlie Slate House iu Milledge
viile ; tin: cuntinetor will be bound to rtelive,
’00,1.00 before or on tbe 1st day uf May ) 100,(100,
belo.-e or on the 1 eI Upy ot June, nml 60 000 in (lie
uioiKh of July ncxn the l.ticka niter being burn,
are lobe eight indies in length,4 inches in width
aud two >nd a half inches iu thickness
For the benefit of Contraclurn, permission
has been obtained to make brick* free of town
tax on any part of the Common where suitable
soil osn be lutind, except in sllch |Ktila cl sun:
Corn-nun, ns are under lea-e.
Sealed proposals w ilt also lie received for 10,000
snpe.licinl lect of quartered (I -orii.g hoards ol the
fust quality, made out of long leaf pine free ol
sap nud knots, averaging It inches in width and
I 1-4 inch thick ; aino, 15,000 fret nf scantling of
such dimensions us shall he ties, rihed hy bill* de
livered flora tiniBtotit.it; the whole of llie fi-or-
n.g hoards nnd vcaiillit.g tn lie delivered «t tl.c
Stale Hofiie bolote or tin the 1st of May next.
HAMILTON FUl-iON, State Engineer
Milledgeville, Dec 28 <)8-3l
Contractors Wanted for Lime.
S EALED PfiUPOSAL.S will he received be
foreor on the 1st day ol February next, for
1500 bu-I.els uf utiflackcd lime, to be delivered a.
the State-house in Milledgeville, before nr on the
(si duy in May next. It must lie siijiulnled In the
broposds nt tvliat Liuiewr rks the Lime has hem.
or will he burnt; if it is Lime made in this Stale,
the pruposnl is is he made at a price pei lundii-l;
if the Litfin is imported from nny othrr Stale, the
proposal is lo be made nt n price per barrel, nml
stating what quantity the barrels shall contain
when d.-'ivered
HAMILTOM FfL’FOJV, Slate F.n-in-er
Milledgeville. Deo "<J 4(1—a.
A GOOD ONT-.
A eprtniu individual recently n prisoner
in tt Cu|iutry jail, finding it inconvenient
to pay tlie fires and expenses uf hits cop*
fincineiit lor eighty days, prevailed upon
tbe Jailor to proceed v.iili liittt to Sitvan-
ttnli, ut itis, (tlto jailor's) expense, for the
purpose of getting paid. After Being in
.Savannah a few days, he gave the Turn 2
’ . Tlie Subscribers
H APE rec-'ivcd and oftor lor sale, on the cor
nel of Wayne anil Hancock Streets, opposite
Mrnsrs W iley ki Baxter’*,
Cognac Bounty ; H-dlnnd Gin; Wiue;
MuitatigahsL Whiskey J N. Gin ;
tVh.ski-y; N.Ruui,
Loaf, >
Orleans, > SVG.1KS i
St Cn-ix.J
Coffee; t lieefB ; Flour ; J’otatnes; Raisin*;
Steel; Nails; Powder* la-ad; Shot, See. (be.
• Ct.AVION is. MUOKE.
Drcembur 31 4.4—91
*uii7KC>v.ai..
rpilR SUR3CH1BER h.s moved Ms LAW
X OFFUJE (0 r.u« cl Garter ii Boykin’* rooms,
nearly opposite ftlcCouth's Tavern, on Wayne
*tr-e(. ’ F.. K. HINES
|)er--vat»eV 51' 47——tf
■ > ..Ol VtiI t to (>rawlr,i'0\itle .lad nil lln- 22(1
11 in*:., a Ncgto mm hy the n.une nf D ANIEL,
who say* ho helm.to William Voun, of Pike
county, Georgia, WM. LITTLE, Jailor.
D-cioVei 48—3*
Mansion House.
ITNHF. undersigned levin* purchased llie emir-
I interest id Oration U Bi-all In tlie above < *
tal.lislin.Mit, I nvc a**oria ed themselves nndni-tlie
firmcf BEALL L KIMBROUGH. Their house
is now open for ti.e rec- pti -n of compniiy, uud
they pledge ll.emselve* that nothing ol.nii In- want
ing -in their part to give general sa.i.faclion mail
who may lavo: them will, iheir patronage, 'll.eir
Imr shall he supplied with the he*, liquors, and
ll.eir sullies aueuJed tty faithful milieu*
NATHAN H. BKAI.L ,
WM. H. KLMBCOUGH
Eatonlon, Dec 28 48—)3t
OUR months after dam, application, will I,
'* V- ILL BE SOLIi; un the firs- Tueu- ir *a
7T Fe iruary next, at the Coun-hou ie in
Troup county,
Lot of Land No. 144, in die Oth district r*r taitf
couniy, sold a* tlm property iff Silas Wenk t, te su-
ti*fv an execution in iavor uf Wm. CauiubOil vsa
said Weeks
D"nember 27
WILU3 WATTY, Shi.
. ILL Bf. SOLD, on the fir t Tuemla. in ’
February nest, at the Court-house h> D ji-
lin, Lauren* oounty, die fnlb.wme pr operty, to wit ■
One trar t of land whereon William Fmdhairi
now lives, levied nu as the properly of.WHtiaf.i
Forilltnm, to satisfy sundry fi fas iu lavur of S< i-4
pl.en Pmramoure t-«, Wm Fortttia.u-.i«vied osz
and rnitinmd to me hy n cortstatife, *
Aleo—Four Negroes, vir : Cliloe, Lewis, C | 1Br .
lutts and Ally, levied no us the propeliy of 3 mu ..
el A. Plummer, to satisfy raurdry fi Us m f» ‘“" r
flowell Woolen nnd oilier* vs Samuel A. iq,, n ,
tiler—said negroes pointed out by Joseph li |qj“"
IRA STANLEY, Sh'ttf’
mer
December 26
IJi ILL BE SOLL^fllbe first f
kol.ruary next, at die ‘Court-It'
own of Sandersville, W asliingtnn nor nre
tlie usual hours of sale, the tollu.v. g ”' "' u
wil« (o
200 acres o -k aod hickory land, more n* u
adjoining Forehand nnd OtlltT*, (»•., : *
levied on as the property of Jose, J , jt i.-.,,
tisly sundry li las Vs said Fish; ui„, )6r ,., * a 7
out hy *.i,d Fish. pwporty p ^mej
prupeny
in favor
ly pointed out l.y the pb-intitj
turned to me by a cun-table.
Otic negiogu-l nauied Ftv ,
e.| on as me property of D t( j
ty suntiiy fi las issuin* t- op
saui Tcu.ulic—propert-
nille.
si.ns; proper*
• ,r ried ou aud it*
T ,!1i years old, levs*
■rt Teut.iTe, to satis*
or .» Jdsi.ee’s court vs,
I 11 anted out by said Tea*
Deceml.itr 29 HK '‘ R SESSIONS,D SkV.
V ~ JLD, mi llie tiiat Tuesday iu
of Sander-, .iu' ' Court house in tho Iowa
usual haul- , > VV«*liui(Moi| county, WSlllIU lira
OneT ,0 *»l0rf»e lodoVyitig property,xig: .
,1.1 . u -'^ r J gut mtiio-d l.ocv, ;d)out'9 or 18 year*
levied J * ae ivaue Jmfiivt.'iii.oe., rtm'ut^year* old,
sati- .m 0 "' !! 'I ,0 J' r op»r»y of Ti.onjaa Wjjlta.-oi, to
**/ a fi fi, isarsed >indcr,tl.e foreclosure of a
\ yffii.vor of D.uiie) McDustguld vs. said
<>• .tafit* 4P»iK-rfy pointed out iu sHi uiotirag*
•i 41A. •
I? re ec »i* : Sarah, • utoHllJfa yearn
old, Cnrehne, a girl,7 years old, Naud?,% eiri,A
years olfi, all let mj-on as the property of I\>tw*rt
J cnutUs, lo'satiety a fi fa issued tinder the fare-
closure Sd a mortgago in favut-.ol MartiwBrjok*
ta.-e.luf : proper}*, pstutafi ^ iu
mufigugcfi fa e “
Decen-l.-r o^ mm0 ° »• Sk'ff.
J’ made to the honotalde Inferior court of V.
ingion county, when silting (or onlinaiy pu
tor leave (o sell 104 acres of land ia Wj- ,l,l nKl0u .
rounty, on ti.e Waters of Ogechee, joir ,, „ p, ew .,
eom nn-l utllers—also,o e house nnd (| lp
town of Pandersville, No. 40, ronbiv„, ,g (l p B } m ip
acre—sold a* the real estate of .A' e-.ai.der'Lovd,
deceased, for the benefit of the b - uir s of naitltfrc'd’
DANIEL HARRIS , Adio'r,
Decemlrer 31 , W 4:n
N OTICE —Go lac fire. I u esibir iufvjar. I. nrTi.
will he Rokl in the town ot M*riou, 'i\vii>c>
r.'.xiniy, !50 AtHhS OK LAM),li i|ua!i(y. h. -
ing purl * | (he real *e k uto of F.Uu ar«l aNIk, dic'd,
lor llie lieuehl ol A» m heirs nn'ui drce.ibct*.
K1.IJAII MX, nwl i-, w
^ , ELIJAH HAMMACK,? El > >u
December ?7 id**
I N Dljl AiJU'^—Jhe e itiiresofthw wb*cri
-J her * SCHOOL reeuuyuetices bis cat, at
theoWsjjnd. ia addition to 'hose hranehei of
Ki'iir.Hiioii hereiOioie lautht. |e#w. r n, n j'^i v VV-
JNG with i.idit Ink, anJ PAINTING ha w’ater
Colors will b* greet-. Al-o, tho Freneli tauguag-r
iuloraa.iiM given on »|>,ilitativu1t
tiw school room, oi at Mr. Downer s'
* o « a . - • N J «HAN.
N. B. Wnnreri to hire (lomedjpfly, t * --gtw ty*.
mau cap-liie' ot altemling carctultv ui cA-lurru '
kieeuuUosSl ■ 43—i't ' '* N.fi.j,