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lUIM^DOKVlLLE:
Thursday* November 13, i §3*.
Our readers will perceive by our columns, that the
Stile Ami-Tariff Convention commenced its sittings
un Jlouday last, and that it still continues its labors.—
A,jet, although 'Ve have listened with great pleasure,
to the effusions of eloquence of a high order, we cannot
pretend to give to our renders, even an intimation of the
course which will be pursued by that body. We be
lieve that the party usually denominated the Resistance
party nre considerably hi the majority in the Conven
tion; and that some course of action will be recommend-
,J to the citizens of tho State, to relievo them from
their present oppressions, we cannot douht; but what
tint recommendation will be, we must bn content to
hnow, when the Convention itself has determined it.
IVe doubt not from the materials composing the Con-
1, dint it will ho such an one as will command
I nit* been Inowasiiu. slnon „,„u ,
»h „ ", “ lu «<«,<«
zzr 7 -C:-:::: ~z&
ihi- vrohibiiou’’T” t | u:lr! " ,,111L '’ 6111 noiwi0i,tt n ji n j
• prol thtfon ofany mtercourse between the citizens
•iSSSllt.t 1 2
, , 'i 7 ' r' 1 ' " -ohm., mm ytere foiin.l iWMu.J,
all ° • ° br “ VC ‘ lle dttn * er witll0ut v«u»e, and one man
visiting the wrcch, in violation of the LZuZ
•iws, returned to Charleston, was taken ill 0 f the dis
f" 96> a “ ddic ' 1 - 8h»ee which time, no other else I as
".ported in the city, although the disease com
ues wuh unabated malign,ty on the Island. An order!
Conned was passed to bum the Brig, believitt- the 1
ihoTt t 10 ,0 b “ COnl!,,ed 10 <1* vessel ° A|. j
though we have seen no account of the execution of th.
tder, we presume ere this it has been accomplished
^ d °P“ “ rd “ «*«< dulsascd Of on, own w .
"UU orimene.’lT' 1 “ rri ’‘ ml “*«»"? improved sys-
=»
you will save f.Opcr re,„. ^ -ms^; Itnh^TrStrv-
idtV wlm hav HllS |‘ “" d ! “' C, ' r0 “J® ,,R:,ce ol ‘ ,hu cumniu-
nn.\,wlio have chosen you us their guardians,
~ on lii'11-ed, mid the other two olhcrvv ise penishcd for
the attention, tho approbation and concurrence of the iS "} y ,usl tininhur. for all I have to say apoiulds hi
freemen of Georgia. For tho particular proceedings of “ spe'dril' and*’ ■§£"$ f™ 0 f
the fanrehtion. we refer our readors to our homf .shure. Rm n..., *- Cro a I
(load.
JS2^*3£KB0Bra
, Mti-Titrijf Invention. tmetjon between an import .luty and art'export duty -
iL2 F kr tlw domestic article mao un-
. i , *^wirr '{f. i/u‘ domestic article mail ini-
Weknmv ncQ that we can render a better service to the f , * U s ° { !f s V Uin k r H,arguable with the protectina du
-• - * . ty* he <*in sell at home, amt \ au ~
ice to the j « ••• cmirgeauie with the protect in a
columns ^ ,l0 "‘ e ' *** ™«>" ** *** ®2*
* f NOW I I
of ihc 1 'Recorder, than to transfer-to our
!h ^nn'dimc^vhether this,
ron-
such too, as our follow-citizens will he willing to li t- tfroinf'on him'knS&ut l*" 11 th ‘“ 'j litv “ I** 1
C„ With respect and deference. We. commence ™ bc “ r ,l U "“ •jjj||> '"j
,he opinions of those whom we all revere, rdike for their now t ask with some confidene whether tl,
william and patriotism* upon the most interesting topics "'cud of refuting Mr. McDuffie?* position, does note,
of the day- Wc tiuvo many at our command, and li"?'em V- ,)o,;s 1,ot admit, (supposing the pi,
e.vli tuo. as our fellow-citizens will he willine to li t. i.!“ “I?..?*/, ^ ** # *:M) that the duty is ti
tvitli l)r. Franklin’s opinion on Free Trade
on. rnAi.KT.iN on kukk rn.vDK.
“Perhaps, in general, it would be better if government
jieJ.lle nc further with trade, than to prutcet it, and lot it
alto its coarse. Most of the statiltcs or acts, edicts, nr-
jnit, sad placards of Parliaments, Princes, and IStatcs, for
teulatin''Ot restrainingbl tru’de, have, we think, been either
K.liticsl Biantlers, or jobs obtained by arllul men lor private
iibintitcc. tattler pretence of public good. When Colbert
mtmhletl some wise old merchants ol'Frunce, sail desired
iliriradvice end opinion bow lie could best se
comuiercc, tticir answer, allcr cunsultution, wus n
words buly, “ I.ailse* nous laire—let us alone.’’
nidbyg very solid writer of the same nation, ilmt he is
nil advanced in the science of politics, who knows the full
hirer of that tuturiur, “ Pas iron gouverner,—Not govern too
much
nations
;••• '-x.iiiuuuu,tuii)ii uuuuii
iiciiijuum.ir.m I iiosc counties do not ruin c.icb other
trade, neither would the nation*. ISo nation \rna ever
.uiiied by trade, even aaeinitfirly the most di'>n<Ivuntagemia.
Wheroviirdesirable superfluities are imported, iiiduati v u
■find n
(edged c
biiRe
finnnee, (
Loui
fetti'i
tint t
4icitcd, and thereby «pfonty is produced,
take the following from the writings of one of the
men that this cowl dry has produced, ns is aeknow-
l both sides tho* Atlantic. We allude to Dr.
Chanuing. The following sentime lit* will be found in
ieview for May, 1820.
EXTKACTS FROM DR. CIIA.VNINO.
«hotild irr.ioice, if by some great imj>rovemcnt in
very CuMoui-liotiac could be abut, from Maine to
. I he interest of human neture requires thut cvc-
I-. Jioul.'l be broken from ihe intercourse of nation^
-•t ,w most di^nmt countries ahuuld cxchango all their
products, whether ofnmnuul or intelleotiiHl labor, as frcclv
mmembers ofthcsHine coinw\iiiity. An unrestricted com-
nwree we regard a« the most important means of diffusing
throuRb the world, knowledge, arts, comlbiis, civilization,
mifionnn 1 liberty : and to Ui|s great cause we would have
fur country devoted. We would add, that w«s attach no
importance to wlmt is ilcemed the chief benefitpf t/triffs, that
m save the necessity ot direct taxation, and draw from
t*peoples large revenue without their knowledge. In
be first p nee, we sny, that a fryo people ought to know
dmt they have to pay far freedom, and to pav it joylullv ;
that thev should as truly scorn to be cheitr.-fl into the
...rljort oft heir government, as into the support of their
tluUlrrii. In the next place, a large revenue w no blessing.
■Inoverflowing treasury will always he corn, jting to the
pocrnoM und governed. A revenue rigoroualy iJVoporiion-
■Mioilioirunts Q f u pcoplo, is as much as cm be. trusted
hr .T , , nfn t" 1 po ( . w,, . r * n ‘° ,ml .V valid argu neut against
J? t,ng - d ! reAlf °. l '. ,n(1,, r cl ,ft xation, is the d; flieulty of us-
^naming with premsion, the property of the citizen. Hai»-
bv would it be for us, could tariffs* he done uwnv !—lor
' . ,n w r 0,,, ‘l be abolished fruitful earn os of national
r.rS 1 : , war » °f P'^jury, of wrangling*, of innutnerubh'
tl . c r' n j r *’ ?"<* ,,f hnrrusBing reatmint. on thut cum-
"liich slumlil be uh free as the wiitii.”
Believe the opinion that the Protective System
unconstitutional—is now general, it nil decided a-
“tiftst the Southern people. That a constitutional
tetue to ^
- - , . ■. . -W--. - - - — uieiv lias a right
to complain, it is the last f Above all, what wu
«■ cousuiniionai lliink of the aspirant to tho first olfico in tlm Union—
Congress to raise either by diecct or indirect vt ' il > t,lu ,li <cbest office in the world—who would bold op
mtion. a revenue for the necessary exocnses of eo- J , ‘< : 1 t; ‘rmcrs’speculation, in justification of the thief who
Nmcnt, should confer tho authority ,,f tsvioe llad zohhed hnn of forty liundrodths of his crop f Mi
-r r “ y 01 tsung one sersble indeed at best, must be that policy, which plot!
>001,1,1 of the „„„„i. > , . 8 om serslile indeed at best, must be that policy, which plun-
peopln for the exclusive benefit of tiers one, and justifies itself upon the plea that he, if hr
“tnsr. I, too ahsnrd.it would seein tons, to be tori diootet, may plunder his neighbors to the same extent.
Hventertained by any one, Nor can we more easily ,,Ut , <iod | • l ®, liv . U n ,,,e f V° In 'I* 1 ' 1 .,Policy, or that (iovern-
uoiher
►iSS flr;„e N ° r T W - T re C ' 1Sily W*‘«T'vii«iiiv'iilset eferennViltioiisof people I .1,
r the h# iae liccnsr*) tojuiponc dcring each other, in order that two millions muv cu- 1 r ' ’ , ^ l . n <-iu for thousands, ami is now
nnn “ * h thclil.Hclves from the nlundnr nf all llm tn w.h.r.. i r _ c ‘ vePm g 1,1 **P‘>il* *»l
on', U wasTn Hi .V-V ^»«rV.oi, a bunded h2
1 which' pcrhnpH would be of more use when applied
trade,than in any othor public.concern. It wera
be wished, that commerce were as free between all
sufthe world, as it is between the several counties of
:lwid; so would ull by mutual communication obtain
(enjoyments ,pi * ‘ ‘
it 00 ° ,ber imrp ° 9e ihiu ^“-p^ticuid
H it we have not to resort to argument upon this mat.
ti.,,1 ru 8 !! l ” prntCCt . tn8 " u ractwro. was asked at
, ' °[‘ h ® ^ ra,ni,, 8 Constitution, and denied,
d „ "' ‘ "7® acc « ra ey, was laid on U.e table,
“iniocr again taken up.
Be constitutional question being settled at the time
•k formant
ion, and that j . • .. of Internal Impro
[in and other J be, , n « i (,l "P OHed Road* and Rivero
. ’ c.xjieui
J" lin . :,n<1 ° lher WM,; “' e »> are to be believed,
pcii/TT'7 ' , ." C9tin, ‘ ^ 11,0 rcn,ody ’ Upon
State . 1 ^ >” lorc 0llr feadera the sentiment of
• i“» expressed by its legislature, in 18‘d7, in
you TUX SOUTUKRX RKCOUUtR.
_ __ NO. V.
* n "'i “ «••»»!» Planter
AgauiKt tS»c Worlil
••tue FO»TV 1IAI.E theor ®Sm INED
mmims.
toll are greatly in error’'says Mr riav • ><].. i
nndthe H nnppii,g!t„rtl"I^?f^nl ,, W ) <; , 0 “ ntr >’'ne.i,
cle, !t never lets go until it tlumderswhile 2dly U 'nnTnt
port duty, will not take hold of specie at ail. And 'idlv •
-In•.import duty leaves tlw exporter of the. domestic arti
iter? ^ ™ ™
e< 1 i^dil{^S 9 ®^fetSr7 Ca,
to ...y last,,.,,,,her. for all I Wto^^S|Bi
.. ■» nun io near it ut lemt n
fn tl!Tot’ and ,,lUd ! ie lind , a C0| wwuier to throw it on 7
W °" t i " : " ot,!< "'ie borne just for-
tv Dales out of pocket; mid would not this have been
jiiecisely Ins muiatiou, if the forty bales had beeii tsken
llla *! n ll l ou “ e - Doed it not prove, that if Wade
Hampton be the p unter, who consumes three thousand
ee liuiidred and aixty dollars worth of goods pera",
t urn, he will gel home with hut twenty-four hundred
dollais worth Tor Ins hundred bales; when, but for the
rnam’l 1 ‘7l' VUU ‘ ,aVH *»iu» will, the whole de
mands of lu.s plantation / Has he not lost by the duty
of bis crop f •• Oh yes,” ’it"fe replied • •• but here he
loses as consumer, and not as producer. Bo if lie e x-
cltange his cotton ior goods a„d be can find no
purchaser, be has to b 9 ar the loss. But here again i„!
incurs it as consumer and not as purchaser." If h be at
all material, to enquire ill wl.at character, or relation
return s w.rf’ “ Wa, j d C " taill, J l>e »>">•« logically cor:
rtet to say that as producer he mcjirrcd the loss, and as
producer he is compelled to bear it; because ho cun find
no person else, to •• throw” it on. But I beg leave here
once for all, to reniurk that never was there a neooleso
strangely blinded dt deluded by a mere figure of speech,
as we. have been by the expressions, “bearing asemsu-
, as importer. “ as orodurt.r ” ^ahirt'.t.re I
mrr,” " as importer," “ as producer," “shifting the 1
THnow.NotArtos," and the like. In common par-
a,ice, they will do very well—,t most, they can do no
tiarm, n they oe misunderstood. Jim when .hey are
made to sustain political maxims nf the most fatal char
acter, only upon the sup position that they express an
actually existing tftute of things, they are Hie very extra
vagance of absurdity. TlIKRE IS no SUCH TltlNO IN
i-ui.x r or fact, AS “ shifting” or “ throwing a loss"
rp.oxi ONE rtnsoN ro another. A loss mav he avoided
but it never can be shifted. The merchant who is about
to purchase a hundred barrels of corn, hu'f of which
,o knows will be taken from him, can aeoitl iniurv or
/oss by giving only tho value of fifty f 0 , ;1 hundred.' It
the fifty barrels be taken from tile farmer, who has to
raise corn or starve, bo cun neither avoid the loss, nor by
any possibility throw his loss upon another (h-t n v iy
from merchandize, the turilf, and the technical langtinge
ot the shops, and no man would withhold his assent to
tins proposition, longer than the time consumed in ex
pressing it. A planter has forty bales of a hundred of
Ins cotton taken from his gin house. Instead of sellin-
the remaining sixty for cash, he invests it in land at its
cash price—say six hundred acres of a thousand utfered
to Imn. Soon afterwards he sells his land for just as
nnich as his hundred bales were worth when the forty
were taken from him. Now bis gain is precisely equal
to his former loss; but would any one, hut a mail mail,
say that lie is not loser still ! Is not his loss really a»-> ra :
voted, and more tantalizing than it was at first I For
now he perceives, that the loss of his forty hales id" cot
ton has resulted ill tho additional loss of a handsome
speculation on four hundred acres of land, which lie
could not purchase for tlm want of the forty hales. Who
will say that Ids loss is nmv thrown upon the purchaser
nf tile land ! Who would listen to an argument gn
ly urged to prove, that if either of the
Baldwin 0up«r*or Conn, October
T ..,,-Vulourncrt Term, imati.
Ilf, undersigned, t.mml Jurors lor the present
term, conceiving that the insolvent list of the
county might be lessened, if the voters at the General
I.lectiou in October, of every year, were compelled, he-
tore they were allowed to vote, to pay tht‘ir t;u, would
recommend our Senator and Representatives to have a
law passed, making it the duty of the Tax Collector of
lRir.ll fll'llllv III lnem.,U nil I 1 I* ..
the offence—Edits. Recorder
. [cOMMUNICATini.I
cemfiXreoT.'h'" , , , , le,, »" l ’Ji ,0 r ted lu inv< ’ st ')5«to the re-
lemiaiiure of the Hank oj Macon, and tho circnin«t in
CCS attending the same, will be pleased m7cTve fra n
any ituhMdual, ojthor vcrhullv or in writiiiir nuv and
tigahon“of"d'" 11 ®'' temi to a fair aiuUull i’nves-
ebarg " I t n,,,,0rta,,t , “ ,l, J uct committed to their
m- v B fe,’.| f !, '- V en r ,, " !,,ly ‘c<|oost all persons who
who mav beiif pilsseision “of a,hl 8 00 ' 1
pin u liii’li i .1 . a,, . v iatt.-i or ciiTuinstaii-
, , ,L,, 1 ,na > 1,1,1 l «»t* coiumittee in auid iiivomiuation
toinakc the same known, without delay, h722
1 he committee will he in the town of Macon on
Thursday morning the ffJd instant, for the purpose of
JfKS!" ,1 ‘° il,ves,i « ,ltiul ‘ contemplated hi their
November 14th, 1832. THE COMMITTEE.
horn the Acadomv
in thin place, durinjr
To those who are
■ be aflbrded. Mrs.
, , cofe-crKT. [to,, ' ,u>,riTt,,]
. It IS understood that Mrs. Reeves
in W arrciiton,proposes giving Coneei ts
the present session of the I^uislature
ornl ol Music, a rarer treat could hnrdh
1 m rt s 'u f ft I e* s n I?t l‘ aC r '' ® re ’ l,< ’cii l<„. s nIllcr
professors t" “ r JI'“ l !" lr -'■ " s o'. 11 ’ oj qur most eminent
power hrillii.n t V “ ■ l ’ H,us ,s ‘bstinifutsheU for her
u'n.^7\!i7 n - ‘
-cc.Ved wi..,gr^;& 7>l:!!;:
I’la’iio td n‘ a lir ' 1 . licrfui'Ni'rs in die country ; mid cn die
,.s v’ ,,- lllv distingii,slieil. We advise aft, who would
pitoili their taste with ready fine music, to hear her snd ifl
w lvh!lh,'r„!' ,| '“" , '! , “- 0 ’ 1 wo,,l <lonly add,thatsli
jciv in uiiicntimi nnd inannei'M, ot ||n» M
widow with a depeiidu
i«‘r profession.
othe
ediicatii
:tor, ant
urce thi
. llpC
it family, with no
Z.
Departed th
son of’ Col. Ji.
aged 13 month
... [t’OMMt'MCA rtii.j
' hfc, on J’htirsduy, 8th inst., Ciialmkrs,
'• ""'‘O’ and Mrs. Callender C. huiiipkiip
I his lovely bud, s
“Called 1
“Just cam
“In l'urad
to show hi
,,,, . . would hi
rinra is the second time with
tliese afflicted parents r..ii,
pruve. Still dbcernii
tlicir licrciiveincnt, tliei
the goodness mid men
hoved. And while the,
passing away as die (lower of tl
l/ts word and His promise.
so fair—
eet u flowr
p nm tin
r faith an
v of 11 in
do, the
r**mniin tho same faithful Itoinp to then
kcepinsr tliode whom lie hath taken awav
or, until the tnomiiip of the resurrection'
put on immortality; and off-rim; con.iolat
umi and enduring us eternitv, to theme win
Farewell sweet babes,'till the new l,o u
dieiein dwelled, riglueo
! ljirits of th.- just made |
‘hurt months, that
loved child to the
finger of Cod in
continence slugger not in
in whom they have |>e-
he glory of th ’ir offspring
’ grass, they feel assured
'ball never fail—that Uv
ugh hi
for tli<
(lead,
pow-
tal shull
nigh as lieu-
io nre left,
aveimaml the new
shull bo preparud
1 And hen
1 While Jt
‘ Shull tui
shall meet no mo,c
slmll rim; w ,th p ,
» part,
’ love
* Grace."
Die
tack of lb
the 15th
located h
cian, was
friends hi
year of|
hich lasted riuht dav
versa list
tho
[tiOMSfUMC A TEI).]
.T/ISPjl »« Wilkinson county, on the 8th
ler on obfltinnte «t-
Dr. ('loptou was in
«• lie wins native of Virginia, and
oisyu in ims State 1.5 years ago; and as h IMiysi-
miiveisully holiked. He has left a Inr^e eirelo of
d «ci,«i.intttiices to lament his loss. Hi* death is
I'll 111 Ills neighborhood. Dr. Cloptouwus a Cni-
n ]uiueiple ; und we believe he died strong in that
TO THE PUBLIC.
Tnc Griui.l Jury of Carroll County.
WILLIAM G. SPRINGER, Foreman.
F.. li. Martin
James F. Garrison,
I)arid ItanunII,
A. M. MclthorUr,
Italic rt Shaw,
Aaron Miller,
Thomas Blake,
James L. Adair,
Stephen Bio ram,
Solomon bynn,
It will be aucii bv reference to the Federal Union of
last week, that this body, composed of the above named
nidix idinils, presented me and others as the feed council
ol the 1 ony Club. \\ lien the presentment was rend
•rt. I replied, thank you ffcntlemcn, thank you for
Caleb Garrii
Jonathan IVaU.er,
Jliley IV. Walker,
Henry He id.
Georoe M. Monk,
Thomas /’. Wilkins,
James Grry/uim,
Hiram Sharp,
// itliam Adams.
. ••■p, .....a- ui un- mx collector ot
u«c l county, to furnish nil alphabetical list of all de
limiters lor tax, to the superintendents of elections, »ro-
vmnstothehrst Monduy of October in every year. 1
Vi° hav « e *andnod our Tax Collector’s insolvent list,
and have allowed hiut $49 911 cents, as his insolvent
We view with regret, the net of tho last Legislature,
abolislmig I emtentiary confinement, nud rociimineiid
to our Bonatqr and Representatives, to use their exer
tions to have it restored.
1 laving witnessed the daily iniurv that our slaves are
liable to, in the use of spirituous liquors, and conceiving
it our duty as tho Grand Inquest of the county, to take
sueli notice of it as belongs to our body—wc therefore
recommend to our -Senator and Representatives, to en
deavor to have a law passed, making it an offence, for
any retailer ol spirituous liquors to sell any quantity of
»"Umt spirits to any liegro slave, or free person of color,
without a written permission from bis or her owner
overseer, or employer, or the guardian of such free perl
We further present ns a grievance, the number of
staves and reo persons of color living separate and a-
jmil train tlieirowners, employers or guardians, within
tne corporate limits ol the town nf Milludgcville and re-
commend to the town Marshal, and all officers whose
duty it is to enforce the State laws, -Vc to he more vi
gilant in e,ilure,ng the act passed at the last cession of
the Legislature, regulating slaves and free persons of
color within the limits ol stud town
Wc present Michael O’II,ie.i fur tlm offence ofstif-
jermg persons to come together and gamble in his
muse, at a game called Clmckluck, on tlm I HU, dav of
liounvell*"V\ “imssus It. II. Musslewhito unj C.
W e present as a grievance, the number of Banks
Hat are annually elmrtored ; and the recent failure of
be Macon Bank tends to lessen the confidence of the
pnlihc m tlioso which are perfectly solvent.
In taking leave of the Court, wi tender to his honor
Judge Lamer our thanks for lus urbane conduct to our
body,und to Samuel Rockwell, F.sq. Solicitor Gene
r.il, pro tern., our acknowledgment lor his prompt at-
Ls ai"" bod bUS, “° ! "‘’“ 1 " 1 bij 8 01ltlul,,1,ll ly deport,no,it to
We request that so much of our presentments as are
ora pubhc nature, be published in llm public Gazettes
of this place. C. J. I'AINF., Foreman
Kzekitl F. Park,
I sham Heady,
ThomasJi. Stubbs,
An 1 /tony Xeicsom,
B. P. Stubbs,
Allen I.ittlc,
Samuel Grantland,
John It. Scott,
Moses Boynton,
nines Bonner
W. W. Pool,
J. B. Gorman,
IVillium Searcy,
Joshua H. I tig ham,
John Marlur,
Jxoval Lockett,
John S. ITiomas,
James McCrary.
x"a . —^ou/ncs iUCL rary.
On ol 8. Rockwell, Solicitor Uoncral, pro
‘ Itla ordered, that the loregoing presentments be
published agreeably to tlm request of the Grand Jury.
iw!> c ■’ arl “ ;, lruu > ‘Be minutes, this hill November
November 15 WM J ’ UAV,S ’ C '“ rk ’
the notic
i re from
would deei
ing disgrac
i havi
ch till
hot
n pleaned to take of ,
I esteem the highest honor, ns 1 j
praise from men so corrupt a most damn- 1
If ail the circulation of the presentments I
..uci. comm, d to Carroll county, where the accused and I
the accusers are known, I should have been content to !
sutler my reply iu the Court-house to have been their !
only answer, hut as the columns ol a newspaper must i
circulate’them beyond ail knowledge of their authors, j
the public. I hope, will indulge mein the statement of a *
very few fads, which 1 trust will place the individuals ;
composing the (itand Jury of Carroll county, in their I
true character, and fully jnstiliy me fur rendering them '
my thanks in the way iii'which I did it.
William (i. Springer, the Forejnan of the Grand Ju
Ups tino n ti, II . noeiihL; lo unposc Uentig each other, m order that two n
_ ic tr/<;/<,, ° r any portkm of Uio people of die rich themselves from the plunder of all. Hut to return, i rW ** 11 ' 11 ^ " ' ........v L,„um.,n
• St»te«,for no other purpose xhrnt trrfo.ter nartlcular .. VV I h ? n J,r - Chy admits then, that under Mr. Me | . 1 ;!“’ ll ‘. l “ s . l ? ul>latl P ll ’.. nll| y 1,0 . a ?*? dc ^^ rav, *>': 1
spoils of his unfortunate creditors.—
s then, that under Mr. .Me- , „ ,• ,
farmer would he the first Io- ' „ t ! H - V’ 111 . 1
in onln loon. 1 1 ^ lltCll C\ IJi
ippositjon, tlte ».w
«er, he admits that lie is tho sole loser
A GFaOIUHA planter.
sa
por THE RECORDER. *
To the Honorable Members of the Legislature of Georgia.
Gentlemen With the most respectful deference,
I hog leave to re.juest your serious attention to that part
of the Governor’s Message which relates to our system
of Internal Improvement. The improvement
mmtin tiitti nnutp, is indeed an object of general inte
rest ; and the moans of accomplishing that object with
safety to the State, and as little expense as possible,
should not be overlooked. Our Governor approves
our present plan, and recommends the purchase of an
additional number of laborers. I have no disposition
to censure his wisdom or question his experience ; hut
I am conscious, if wo are disposed to profit by the dear-
bought experience of other .States, we will not hesitate
to sell all the negroes owned hv the State, give the over
seers their passports home, find execute the great work
of Internal Improvement, by public contract. It is a
fact which cannot ho disputed, that the road from Ma
con to Clinton, (I mention this, because it comes under
my own personal observation,) would have been better
BXCCtrtCU by ti) j neighboring fnmet*, fm the uinouni
expended oil the overseers, the negroes, mules and ox
en, exclusive of the capital vested in the negroes, and
the ultimate loss of thut capital by death, decrepitude
anil old ugv. Examine the subject thoroughly, and I
am p L’rsua»t. d that/oil will ascertain, that your farmers
wili bo gl.ul to do the work by contract ot'oue. two or
more miles, nud execute it inore faithfully, for little
uio) ft thoii half the amount expended under our present
sva* ,0111. 1 would oiler proofs, if they were not within
tfie sphere of your observation.
km , ’ an, i lo * n ‘ ,e l» e ndence The policy of multiplying tlte number of that class of
; , .VL , :V: | !T 1 »« ;r His owned by tile State, and the immoral tendency
•ut„.,t ''r| , |c ^'•""•Itufiqn. 51 L uor mtenijed by 0 f til ;ir peculiar altiiution, elaimn ft thought. Liceiiti-
NBoiiI|,.#'“' f pgi»lature concur with the I ou H " !,,N u,l<l vieu >» nil ll “’ir llidemn foriiH, mark tlieir
U - -be resolutions ndopl"? | ha "J rCS ’’ : ' , * d :1 ,a!e for ' vh!c! ‘ llullll>l " ly
"daiion totbc nowereof il.e I s * inu'xl blnnh
“'J-eg'skit'ire answered uh followa:
U1C ’' cr.-h?, r 1 "“!!f :' h ,° Constitution, treated will.
■ as gnvn M : ?. ‘ . ^''osmuiion, troatcu with
‘ffrilitr . 1. ;• ro\ crumoiiffl, cx-
d&J2K& gbs *« 8uv<,,e ifpwy ; and in-
j!:?. of those, riffhta onlv
H '' l ['pre»dv defe^7<r i! v? n of d,o " B T"7:;,;iy
■ r n™, that they 'in’ll®Lw?iun>Rte
L 1 .. Powsw nor <rr..-ted.
V"ur_, t imn,i„oo the 7’ ' h '’ rnf, ’ r r'; Havb,Hn tlm ojiini-
JOfeneRon of tho irenef.T ,UO8 " 0n ® 1 ’ 10 ««« of
*f’ c r!'onimnce 3 »r wAn ofgood I'uith
I U'
1 j 11 '- 1 Won to rr“ to vom r dam, hmim,.
a L ^oeeruZLy"'! ‘!'j ed ' eMC ‘
7"' ' lo r'rnmcni;;°':,TJ,Zl enr> ' “ of the
„ j 0 ‘ t ‘titniu,n ■ ''Kuinnt, and in riutotiem
"'I *,,h impuaitv ,3* iii’' . Constitution might be
+'•! n,i::l '' think „ l, ' ,lres "’ <•» »!>»» »" i he
. * i'jrty injured LiEj tu • l yj , » t,e na ibeir powers,
" le " ,llr e. liowe!er y ‘ e1d * ’“jbliuisive ola'di-
■“';" d ",oimihiIttt,.|,7!' iiiiconstiturional. This
W(». nhii ... . sovoicignty.and independence
_ and it ia certainly a sithj
person has an undoubted right to judge i
lor himself. The halt of the jury are his tools, and :
! doubt not, were solicited by him, (as Justice of the 111- !
ferior court) the better to enable him, through tlieir a- J
geiicv, to cover from Ins creditors the property which I
be holds. Before this Grand Jury, a hill was preferred I
against some eight or ten individuals for the murder of ^
Cnloway Burke. The testimony before that body was, \
that they met Burke in the road, and ill attempting,
Without a warrant from a magistrate to take him, took |
his horse from him, and declared if they had taken him, i
they would have given him hell. One of them then at* f>
tempted to shoot James Carhright, for having been with
Burke, when lie to id- one of their number before a Ms* !
gistrate to he humid over to court—they subsequently j
met Burke in tile road, called to each other slop him,
slmot him ; many presented guns at him—one shot— j
and Burke fell, amt in a few days died. One of the j
persons indicted acknowledged that he shot him, und |
on this testimony, this Grand Jury that censure me for |
jsillg mv professional privileges, found No B
Goorjfiu, Coweta Comity.
TBT HE Grand Jurors sworn, chosen and selected in
.a. and for the county of Coweta, after having dis:
charged tho several duties assigned tin would beg
leave to make the following presentments :
\\ e present as a grievance, the situation of that part
pi the Lagrange road leading by Dr. Rees’s, commenc
ing at the district line just below Thomas Watson’s
Baw-uull, and leading towards Nevvtian, into the place
of intersection with the old road—also, that part of the
Fayetteville road lying between Newtian and the dis
trict Ime—also that part of the Fayetteville road pas-
\vr >y , > D 7 W e ' lbor 1 " ", >>•*»« between Newiian and
\\ lute Oak creek—also, that part of the road leading
Irom Newnan to Franklin, by James Caldwell’s lying
between Newnan and Birch creek near.said Caldwell’s;
and we hope .1,1“ all Commissioners and Overseers of
roads will Ml future Im more vigilant in performing the
several duties assigned them lay law.
We also present as a grievance, the practice of divers
persons in cutting meat on the steps of the Court-house,
and would recommend that measures he used to lire-
vent such thuigs in future. 1
We present Biliou House &. Co. for keeping a Gam-
bliti# house the town ol Newnan.
Wc also present Charles F. Slierlmrn, for keeping a
Gambling house in the town of Newnan.
We would recommend to the Justices of the Inferior
Court, the propriety of remitting the amount of llm into-
rest charged at *J(t percent, against Thomas Jones, for
mer 1 ax Collector, amounting to $ 52 40 cents, as aii-
pears from an execution issued against him for’balance
due as tax not paid over; inasmuch as it appears to us.
th.it he has made all necessary effort to pay over the
principal, Which has been paid, and having been in do-
l.mli up to die time of settlement, but a short time
while others have remained in default a much longer
period without having been dealt with in the an nan-
ner, and with as much severity, whose dues remain as
vet unsettled and unpaid. We therefore I,ope tlmt llie
Justices of the Inferior Court will exercise lenity to
wards .Mr. Jones, in not charging the interest as already
mentioned. '' would likewise recommend, that in
a.I n*«iH of (! n !ault that may occur iu future, in relation
to the payment of taxes collected, that the Justices of
dm Interior Court pursue the letter and spirit of the
law, 111 such cases made and provided, by laying on in
terest at the rate of •J.’i per cent, per annum, and not
an interest ol-JO percent, alone, whether the default
continue six months or six years—thus giving a Col
lector who niay see proper to keep from the county its
just dues six years, tlm advantage over one who may
only be able to retain them for six months.
We would recommend ns a body, to our fellow-citi
zens, the propriety of holding an election on the first
Monday in November next, for two Delegates to repre-
aiuit un in the routuiuplatfd Convention to he held in
Mdledgeville, on the second Monday in November, to
dike into consideration, measures ol redress against the
grievances of the Tariff.
In conclusion, we would observe, that we have re
quested the I re usurer ot the Comity to bring up his
hooks for an examination before this body, giving him
his own time to do it. When the hooks were demand
ed, lie wholly failed and refused to give the Up
on this subject, we can but say, tlmt tlm course pursued
by the Treasurer of this county, id relation to this mat
ter, IS strange und inexplicable, and evinces to our
minds, that lie purposed ill the outset to treat this body
with entire contempt. To the public we would only say,
that inasmuch as we have been refused an investigation j
of the hooks of the Comity Treasurer, that wedepre-
catn sneli conduct, and ofimiot advise you of the condi- |
‘ion of our money Interest—we are not able, to say j
whether the county is iu debtor out of debt, and hope ’
that iu future, no such conduct will ever be exhibited
towards another Grand Jury of Coweta comity.
In taking leave ol bis honor Judge Cot.quL r r and the
Bnlir.itor General, we present them our thanks for the
polite attention to this body during the present term.
HENRY HENDERSON, Foreman.
Charles J. Ecrrrll
l-.v;h mini; i• • > tl I\ IUIITIU JVI 1*11.1..
Again, this Grand Jury has presented F.dmmul Hoi- I
land and Jool I). Kicks, for keeping a gamhling-lioiiso;
night before the presentments were read,
by W illiam G. Sorin^or. Justice of the Inferior c
and Foreman of tuo Grand Jury of Carroll county
milling room, to which room he was carried l>
pent !
the
praise-worthy Shci ilf, Giles I*, iloggess, the owner of 1
the house. When the Foreman went to the room, the I
card player* were considerably confused, nnd evidenr- j
ed a disposition to break up the party, but were re-as
sured by the Foreman, who promised not to take no- j
of them. He kept his promise to them. But I
Philip Ware.
John F.dwards,
John I ’nderwobd,
F.. If. Strickland,
John Hardman,
William Beadles,
Philip Orr,
John bright,
Samuil (i. Hamilton,
October Term, 1*3$.
Joseph Me Lr.ndon,
Moses P. Walker,
Duris Owen,
Jacob I,. Abrahams,
b heeler Randal,
b dltum J. Haris,
b'itliuni Bradley,
Frncst L. b'ittich.
VS.
GFORGE PENTECOST, Cl k.
p»op<
r NEW STORE, . . , __
THE SrilSCItlBEJI respectfully inform^ mn '““'“■ist.ixo ■* the town .
“ the citizen) of Baldwin, and the adjacent mu,,. A Weekly /V«"-
,ucemly loc ? ,,:d . '‘i 1 ."" 1 ’ 11 ' Mtllcdge. TO CE Lxr„
.
Of
villo Uli Wayne street, opposite II. Bower, and hai
hahd.a GENERAL ASSpRTMF.NT of
DRY GOODS,
Huts, Shoes, Groceries, Crockery,
S1DULEKY, Ac.
\Y hich ho oft'orj cheap for cash.
„ T. J. SHIVERS.
November 15 43 Ot
■ STOIViJ LHSE.
CA8K8 lre>h white lump Lime of a su
<*&%**¥ periorquality,
500 do fresh Thotnastou Rock Lima,
50 boxes tSperm. (’arnlles,
125 tierces prime New Rice,
20 barrels Cranberries,
2*50 do Potatoes and Onions,
300 do No. I, li, and 3, new Mackarol,
Just received, und for sule, by
. 'G. II. aMFTCALP.
Augusta, November 9 43 (Jt*
r J 1E M.ff KHS WANTED.- -TI10 Trustees
ol the ’I liouiaston Academy are anxious to employ
fm- the ensuing year, A ITJtUo and I'cntnlC
I eiicliet*. The institution presents inducements
amply sufficient to engage the attention of Touchers of
the first order; and u .Male or l ’emalo Teacher, who
can lurnisli satisfactory evidence ofliis or her Classical
attainments and moralclmircter, can be employed, and
will meet with every attention tho Trustees eau give, in
promoting th« interest of the schools.
. J. B. BATEMAN,
D. WALKl.R,
WM. P.YONGE, ,
LARKIN BASS, 2
THO. W. GOODE,‘J **
November 7 43 7t
("OLD LOTTERY.
fHl HR Subscriber oilers bis service
l* to persons who may have draw
Lottery, to test their Lots, and asei
prizes iu the ubov
tain tlieir value ; having been for some years, practical
ly engaged in Gold mining, both in South America und
this country, he believes the experience he has acquired
on this subject, will enable him to give satisfaction to
those who may employ him. Application may Iro
made to him, either personally or by letter, at Muj. Lo-
gan’s, Lowndesville, Habersham' county. Persons
who may wish to avoid the trouble of a journey to tho
Gold Region, may have tlieir Lots risited, and 11 report
made to them of the prospect they ullbrd, and whether
they are worth the expense of testing, by sending him
tlieir names, and the number of tlieir Lot, and unclosi
Five Dollars.
Lowndesville is twenty miles from Clark
three from the line of tlie'Cherokee lands.
All letters, except such na contain cash, must he post
flank JUHN POWF.LL.
November 15 43 (Jt
sing
ville, and
persons who are Fortunate
{*&& JM-. Dl’liwt’l’s in the 112th, Uldi and L’itli
41 Districts of die First Section, in the present
Lottery oftlie Gold Region, would do well to call on
the subscriber, who lives at the New Bridge Post Of
fice, on Chestatee river in Hull county, Georgia, which
place was formerly known by the name ol Leathers’
Ford, and is convenient to tlio above districts. The
subscriber is well acquainted with die above districts,
ami will go with any person that may draw in citliur of
'belli, and show them their laud, on the most accommo
dating terms, and will also give a fair price for good
lots in said districts. ROBERT LIGON, Sen
N. II. The subscriber is furnished with a good C’om-
mssaml Chain, and can find any Lot in suid districts.
October ill
411 tit
P roposals win bo received until tho jr»u,
December next, by die Agent of the U. States, ut
I’tuine v, Honda, lor lurnislmig such number of bushels
ot I.IiUF, as may bo required for the public build-
mgs to ho crecti'd on tho Apalachicola river. Thu
Lime to be Welivemj in good tight casks, at such point
mithe nvor, between the junction of tho Flint and
Uiuttuhoochei* ami Sweet Water creek, as may he cle*
signaled The proposals will state, whether the Limtf
proposed to he delivered, is mude IV0111 shells or lime
rock. No advance of money will he made on the con
tract, hut pav ment will he mude for the Lime when in-
spected and received. Bond and approved security
will he required for the faithful performance of the con
tract. Phe proposals must he postpaid.
Uuincy, 1 oiidu. November 7 43 3t
^ ,n 7 ' l0 ( -‘ ulll,n,,UM l’-Mtpiirer and Democrat, the Ma
con lelepntph and Messenger, will please publish the
loregoing advertisement three weeks, und send their ac
counts to this ollice for pav ment.
Octor^isi, Twiggs C ounty.
W ilFRI.AS Hannah Henderson applies to me
lor letters ol administration, de bonis non, with
the Will annexed, on the estate of John Henderson, de
ceased :
Pliose nre therefore to cite and admonish nil and sin
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be
ami appear at my o.liou, within tho time prescribad In
law, to shew cause, (if any they have,) why said letters
should not he grunted.’ Given under my hand, this
10th day of November, 1832.
RICHARD RICKS, c. c. o.
November 15
Georgin, Join s County.
W HICH MAH Wilkins Hunt applies for letters of
administration on the estate of Ann Kirk, de
ceased :
And whereas Henry Wood applies for letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Robert W. Goodman, de-
These are therefore to cite and admonish nil und sin
gular the kjudred and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear at mv ollire Within the time prescribed by
Jaw, to shew cause, (ifany they have,) why said letters
ol administration should not he granted. Given under
my hand at ollice, this Mb November, 1832.
CIIARLF8 MACARTHY, c. c. o.
November 15
IFL BF SOLD, ou tho first Tuesday in Feb
ruary next, at the Court-house ill FauVeuscoun
ty, the Trairl ol* Laud known as No. 95, in the
12th district, formerly Wilkinson, now Laurens county,
m:d
being the property of John Parks, late of Columbia
county, deceased. Sold for tlm beuefltof the heirs and
creditors of said deceased. Terms cash.
LFWIS PARKS, Adm’r.
November 15 tds '
W ILL BF SOLD, ou the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary next, at the Court-house in Walton coun
ty, between the usual hours of sale,
850 Acres of Land,
lying in the 4th district of Walton county, and known
by the No. 248—Sold under an order of tlio Court of
Ordinary of Burke county, as a part oftlie real estate of
Francis Paris, deceased, late of Burke county. Terms
made known on the duv of sale
1IFNUY A. PARIS, Adm’r.
November 0 • tds
w
to i*K Krtrvrj.
THFx JBxFSPi
rSllIE jUtoiiwhing gr>
A tatice oi'lhii Town <
tluinunt of the utteurive
reild.-r tiie publicatiun of a tbur
biu, not only practicable, but
.iuv.fi. rn,,Hi, of oar people.-
rile (ubaoribor, ill proxen
lie with tins Frospecins of l
point out the plau lie intend* u
pics by which he shall be dirm t.al u
iiiiiiit of his |iaper; for he is satisi
promises may result, as they often do, i
011s disappointments.
His lui.: connexion with tho Enquirer, is
explanation of thu course ho will pursue in
in s. But ns tho party of which he hass
member, is divided and deranged upon th;
tioiix which arc now agitating ourcouu
liis views upon those subjects, may I
proper undo,•landing of his courseT
ral interest. Wc beiiove that t
United States is a compact or ......
■’V tlio several States In their separate .
city, by which each State surrendered io I
certain rights and powers expressly laid
lined in that instrument, in tends ft, plain, tl
reads may understand. That wlieiicw r
Government shall transcend thorn powers,
broad construction of that instrument, or bv ;
I iolation of its letter, (of which inch rftaio'ha,, .
to judge,) it is then the right as well as the duty oft
Mtul| b l “ interposo for arresting the evils which n
grow out.of such « violation. We beiiove that tho s
cm lunll'lawsare gross vioiatiims of the Cons do
and that so long as wo submit to such infringe
our rights, though we may hear the name of l„
we are destitute of tlio spirit of libeitv IVa
that tho several acts for liiteriml Injprovemems by
General Giiverimicnt, are alike uiieou»!itiitiri:iaf aViJ
unjust, and ought therefore to bo met with a la id and
cur l gene resistance. In short, vve maintain that tu t
tahlish any 0110 feature in the great American sy.duj
as tho settled policy of the country, would be to t
threw the liberties of tho people, and tin- harnine
the Union.
The I’roteetivo principle, we believe, ought now tu
he shaken oil, cost what it may. We think thus, lie-
cause we believe it has become the set,led in,lire ofonr
Govermmmt. We w«.nl,i C ..
e wuiilu must cheerfully exprys.«oui* '
1 n latum to the mode ot resistance to
humble opinion iu relation to the mode of resistance to
this system of corruption—blit as the State Convett- -
tmn will have assemhlud, A probably adoiited some plan
bolore our paper goes iuto operation, we dm ’
necessary." “ Whatever the p'eopie~afGm)(M^H
volition, shall resolve fur Iter safety , interest ur
-r„-r~;-r saletv, interest and happi-
ness, will he right, and tiouu will leu c the right to oucs-
tiolllt.” . G*
We have unbounded confidence in ihe oatriotMiit
and integrity of our present Chief M.irisu«te. IV.' ’’
believe that upon his re-election, and iintiring support,
in a great measure, depend ike peaee and happiness of
our country—und that his bold opposition to the Bank
and to Intnruu! Improvements, entitle him to our u arrn-
est support.
But we shall not devote our panel exclusively to po
litics. I11 a sheet of the size which vve design publish-
ng, there will b# amnio room fur die discussion of oih-
1 subjects, uud lor Miscellaneous evliacls
A portion shall bo devoted to dio iirturesU of. Agri-
ouhiire: a page to original and selected tales, to iiooti v
wit, humor, and to extracts und esa.iys from ihe beut re
ligious and scientific writer#:
Wesbull devote a colmun or two. to tho communi
cations of qur Temperance F»i< ujs, and iu items of
news relating to tlio progress ef tha T.imperaocora-
As we shall aim to establish for our journal an
tensive circulation, we wili euieavuur to render it i
thy of encouragement’; R. ’J’. MARKS,
TERMS—The Jeffersonian will be commenced a.
early os tlte materials can be procured, aft»r tlm return
of our subscription li u—at three doll«s iu adv ance
ur four dollars ot the cud of d»ey#ar.
Advertising at file usual rates.
Iluldnrs of subscriptions paper a,-* requested to ro
turn them by the lOUi uf iJ. c. uJmv
A GREEABLY loauoi«krf«ftUbmmrableJlio 1
ferior Court iff the cpuiitv of Lulfeiu, will
sold, un tiia first Tueaday in F’etirimv n-v; s
cm K ar l ol *Meal SBsrtate
orAhsolmn I’ujne. lute ol suid county, dt.-eeased, to
Aevrtt saJ J.^rivii, lying ou Tur
key creak, ill tlio said comity, known a- fi,H Hicke ul,in.
hftion. AUSOLUAI E.'J’AYNE, Fx'or.
November r
persons indebted to tile estnte of Ahsoloui
ayno, Into uf Lam uun county, deceased, _. w
q 1 tested to come forward and make immediate pay mem-
and all these having demand* against the *»id eylate’
are retjuested to bund them in according to law ’
„ . „ AUHOLOitH E. rAYNli.lCx’oi
November fi )it
W II.L BE SOL'D, under an order of the horim a-
ble tlio Inferior Court of Oglethorpe comity
when sitting for ordinary nnrjiowti at -Jie Gotu t liousa
ing for ordinary purin
.oxiiignm, on die first Tuesday m January
fHE *ijfsHsJJiHi belonging to the est.ito,
loam Arnold, deceased, consisting of melt, wo-
fi.uir in !
ll"Xt
of Willium^^^^BHI _ _
girl.. Also, ai ihe sonic bine,'Tmiami-
ty of corn, fodder uud pork. Terms on th-day
SAMUEL LU.YIFKIN, >„ ,
MOSi.d ARNOLD,# J fcxor »-
tds
November 5
Estttle For an or-
■ ^ <fo>* of thu hoiioriihlu thu Uti'enor Court of Ogle*
iliorpe county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will
be sold on tlio first Tuesday in February next, in |,ex-
inglo", the Real Estate ui' William Arnold, deceased.
Tonus oil the day.
SAMUEL LUMPKIN, .
MOSES ARNOLD, ( hl on -
November 5 t ,|„
O N tho ill St of December next, will bo sold, at the
lute residence of .Morris Mulpa.*, deceased, of
Washington county,
All llie Perishable Prpperlty.'vlz t
Horses, Cuttle, lings. Sheep, (lorn, fodder Household
and Kitchen Furniture, tiiul other articles too tedious to
mention, und also the Crop of Cotton. Terms oi' sale
made known on the day. , • , •
NANCY MALPASS, Adm'rx.
November 15
A‘pa
persons indebted to the estate of Morris Mal-
piiHR, deceased, lute of Washington county, are re
quested tu mtiko immediate payment; ami fipwe hav-
ing demands against said esuite, to present them iu
terms of the law. NANCY MALI’Ad.1, Adm’rx.
November 15 t,; i; t
O N tho first Tuesday ill February next, will bn
sold at the Court-house in the town nf Bamlers-
vilie, Washington comity, within the usual hours of
sale, ON«: AiEUiiO MO V, Mi years old. named
Sawny—.Hold as the property of Jamct'Fannlis, for the
benefit of the heirs. Sold by order of rourti ,i
WILLIA.M PARADIS, Afbi'ri
November 15 till
*&
ILL BF. SOLI), in the town of Fayetteville,
I’ayettn comity, on the fir«> Tuesdiyin J-fttta- g^.AV'Tiefi. TJss-p'
ry next,
One Lot ol' Land, Xo. 3.‘{,T,
me ui ui'-iu. in: iu-jh iiiji j11111iii>t iu muni. i*i(i I ,
am lorced to acknowlnl^u that I am not jesuit enough |
to sav vvhat lie <hd with liis oath to thf rountry, uiiIcmh !
as u follower of lluilibru'*, In* lx*liuvrs that
It is In*, who iimkcA tin* oath, tlmt hrouks it;
Not he, who for <
JOHN A. JONFS
a. in i«oy ; u ® u u ui mrir
^j^jmeut nm\ state ilikTur tiU> ,,ower#of ,l,c
rcsi| ana.urn .a iu;u iui musui iiuiimiiu/
S, «m‘kl blush—And wlmt kind master counsels the,n - | mn K SUBSCRIBER has just received, and is
— ’Who have they to restrain tlieir^vicious appetites.— , now bpening, ot the dtore fonnoHy occupied by
^SYLVANgT,. r I Pom img connexion* ol the most intimate character, and i AIr Tomplelon Retd, situ,,ted between Lafayette Hafl
’e ha... , LLFCTORAL ELECTIONS » dwnolvniig them by the j)f«ce«»nlieH of their w«i“Ieriii|t um j t | le , ww Masonic Building, onnouito tho Recorder
J e . rece, vod the returns from . life, nliall tho Htato hear the curse of tlieir wicked ueces-. off 1 \
"iMil " h/riv«# mi 28 couiitiea n , fl i tv f We profeas Oi be n Chri*tinn people, governed | 4 nf
"8 veto General Jackson a majo’
J liose counties include the Oil,
NftW STORE.
HE SrHSCRIBFR hria junt received, and in
CiiHEENCSHOICO’
Male iHiil I’emnle Academics.
A .\ Fit clio;i for n Mole and ^Female Toucher
in llie above Acndcnfies will tnke place on the I
lirnt .Monday in December next, for the enmiilig year. \
Application* for either mutation munt he accompanied
with proper credential* in to qualification uud moral !
character. JAS. F. FOSTFR; President
Board of Trustees, Gricnesboio Academies, j
November 15 43 ‘Jt
in the 1th district of originally Hetirv, now Payette
county, it being a part of tlio estate of John Garner, de
ceased, and sold in compliance with the Inst Will und
Tostanieiit of said deceased. Terms of salo made
known oil the day.
THOMAS W. GARNER, Qualified Fx’or.
November 9 tds
etna, whi ch
K V r rnc
U’C" he « ,l "’ ’•najorlly against Jackson ’ lv "
kts r " rftl ‘ , iiga v °«# Bguiiiat him, of 1,409 .
oguinst iilut. At tlm la) rt'ckc
J,' lU ° y * ll ° "PP 0>i,ion fttndi data oh-
Vbt fioT i it * tin: ahovc cauatir „ xhurc
uf ii ’’ IU| **' 11 (luucrul Jac* .a 0 n vqj|) ru.
''#b uf ]>,
^7lvi ift’jg!
7‘" 11 C r, *Pcr io j
ir'^h
<«rou, M. #
7,'"* '‘y •
O* holig,
afurtu our r,- ^ er> „nc
as occtirrv ,1 m (‘)ib»Io*u>ii. A
bound lftow-t)ricau*i was
Mount Zion liiMtitution.
W ILL BF* SOLD, under an order of the Inferior
Court of Greene county, when sitting Air ordi
nary pm post's, on the first Tuesday in Fehraury next,
ut tfie Conrt-houso door in the town of Marionville,
LOT Ni«. 257, in tho lut district originally Muv
eo gee, now Mujioii county, belonging to the ostato of
Isauc Ray, deceased. Terms on the day of sub*.
DAVID 8AYRI.fr*, Adm’r.
Novcndicr G tds
tin ‘ w* .... .. - r“~r\ ' ~ ,
by the urecepta. *1’ tho Bible; thorelore lot not tins;
thought pass unheeded. If God ho angry vvitli tlio
thought pass uRReeaeii. li non no augiy sun
wickeil man, lie must bo nngrv vvitli the vviukod Statu
who become, accessary to crimes tlireatencd by liis
WHO uututiica i.vv.,--... . '
law, vvitli llie most dreadful penultis.
U„t wlmt was the moral character of that class of n-.r
population, before tlieir introduction among us ) -shall
we multiply the number of such depraved haii.gs, and
Uauii i» the most liivorahlesiluaiion for Concerted
A etirli As' ortmcnt of
Fine Jewelr*f, VI\tlclies, AY.
coxsiitino is r.vnr, or
Geiiilcmens' Gold Ij vers, Ladles do. Silver do.
Gold Isrpiues and plain Vertical Watches,
Gold Seals, Keys and Chainx, of every variety.
Also—Pistol*,Dirks, Itn/urs, Ac.
All of which ur* offered lor sale on reasonable terms.—
Lillies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call :
, fjp III’. Beini-anniialJlxaiiiinatinn .V
filuce Usui in liu* most luvnrahlu .111101100 lor Concerted 1 Ladies and Gentlemen arc respeclliiil
*i lot* of evil l God forbid that our State mould euliject and examine for theniMlve*.
it. citizens to such a curse, though hv ; AV11IH1 Worts ul'overv desen
tie- i'lnef Guardian of our rights a',4 safely ! Wlx> lias Georgia prices. WM V
had tho mtalbrtune to have tho prneut erne camping Milh-dgcvilta, Nov, UI
within roach of liis farm, ton my that he Itoa not suf-
itition, repaired at
A. HOUI'EH
43 ‘Jt
slave. I 'll is ull thut we caii'do to calm file disloyal had-
of our aervant., wltliout llie iuftneiKe ol such a
• —• — iieut, should
Few
, i,,.. ofonr «rvant., without Um illllaeoce ot .Itch a
•ittw 'vew*l<r which were fi"' 1 . I ul’ OHldawt; and wlmt may wc not capect, should
U iuliUbileitl rolltlgtiOUs 10 the i liejr nuiala i he im lu.sej I Look al « tereiit transac-
put among th.t rew. and I lion in Oglethorpa, and »m Uo« nuly th*v can
hrm* litlioii. frluce's tHyest,
“ ‘ ‘ |e 1
qia sol thstract:,'n t'oinul-
* dll
timtumg
* r — mMfm» #r*M*« • www & * * 9« «hm Uu
Utoruiu < > nn| ■ruvad by Jmlge Lainyr
GHU.V1' d OJLMC. Hoarder ajjh t
Novasbrr 13 45
Exhibition of the .indents of llii
.Seminary, will tukeplaoe on Tueiulay,
Wednesday and Thursday the Lilli,
14lh, nud lftth of Novuiiiher. Tho public exorcises
w ill close vvitli an Exhibition of origin'll Orations mid
selected Dialogues. The Exhibition will coiiitiiuuro 011
Thursday at So'clock, I’. M., and after a recess, lie
continued by ruudle light, i'nrenl*. Guardians, and
literary Geiitlumeii in particular, uud the public iu gene
ral, nre invited tu attend.
N. II. The Trustee.understanding that il i« reported
abroad, that uin»l of tho .luduiiU have loft this liihtitit.
non, cV Ilmt it will nut continue longer than tho prereiil
term, w ould remark to correct erroneous impression*—
ihnro are 1,1 school now 1)7 scholar., and limy consider
d*i Institution on a* permanent a ba«i« a* a> any former
turn-. Thu next session will begin mi tlw first Monday
of January, Ink), under the .upnntiluiidcrwu of C V
Brvie JOHkPH UK VAN. Me -'rv.
0*-;H.e: <3 3l
^ 0.\ the fid duy of January next, will be sofd, at the
lalu residence of Edwin Baker, deceased, late of
Warrou county,
All Uip Pcriahnltlc Froperly
of .mil decs wed ^consisting of Itoreqa, cuttla, hoita, corn
and fodder, liouscliuid undTtiU lion liirnitore,plantation
tools, A c Tho sale to rimliuuu from day to day, un
til ull is sold
JOHN HARRIS. Adntfi
NANCY BAKER, Adm’rx.
November !5 tds
Al.r, per soils Itiduuted to util e.tale of I dwin Ua-
V not to trude fur a 1100 ol hand for >Y fit),
mu to Ktiau Lee, dated in hoptnmher trr Oetohtr Ic
A payable on 1st Jauntily, l«34 ; the consi lerr.tion for
which said noto was given having filled, I nm deter
mined not to pny the same, unless competICd try tew,
WILLIAM PA/tADfS*.
November 15 43 5t ■
B AIiFR SiterSfl ’k Niilr FoMponcfi.
U ill lie Sold. 011 thf iirsi 'J’nesiiHy in Drcem-
«y iu Dccem-
iK riiuxt, iii thu town id Newlniv, Bilker cuinty, with
in the lisiial hour* of salo^ llie following properly, to
wit : -
250 Acre* onk and hickory lanrf, ir lbs 3vl district
originally I>rly,fiow Baker county, I.ut >o v 338, le
vied on as thu pm party of ffcnjramiit C. ^cott, to satis
fy n ii fa issued from the StfpBrijjr court of Raudolfi
county, in lavor of Unhurt Cony ; propert)
out by Jrn Cmiiman, Esq.
November 7 I? H. A
H»/1LL BK SOLD, at tbo lato res
T? riahW
iiliammn, ducefl»ud, in Jones county, on
thu firut Sninrdoy in Jammrv next,
AU tl»e lV rifilmhlc Fropci ly
belonging to Maid d consisting <* c horse*; cr.etle,
and hogs, funning InoU and household and kit. holt fnr-
uiltirtn Tim* on tho dav. . ^
PUOCTOtt WILL!AM80N7AdroV.
Joiiai* county, November 5 tds
• t. %
hor, lute of Wmiicii
rstale
comity, da**
quesii'd to come forwaril and muko
—nod all tho-c having dumainls m
rcqui stud to render them in within tho time prose
l»y law, otherwiwihey will tift ennrelv hared.
JOHN HAIUUH, A li«
hANLV UAKUt Ah
pay mriit
mu«i on* l ——
r escribed W
IVaiiicil Io PurchaMi
i'litNT u vn: t oot*. for which a li
beral plica w ill lie given. /‘< nun/ enquiry may
• rill. nm... V at ■
43
be UUalo at dit* Off,'
Mdledgeville, Nuv ember I
wTin;.— All jieribus hav i
me, will duett lliv'ir lulli-r. bv I.
| I'unuui county >
! J Y-V.LB II. C
.W-etuit'/