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v,. tto rotoe of a minority at iha etrtzona utta
It* *f in ili<- manner therein described, it will lrel
It m irivCII in tllC llmlliici tiiiiv-iii in. t|, ii win i k ■
■» y.'l»l duty <**?. jLireront rnnctionarias ol the Stat^
T hnt :
5 earnestly advise our fellow-eitiF.onsJ
i the Resolutions of the Convent iunj
gaumed, hs therein proposed.
J clod 111 Defecates from a
That Convention!
r*'" 1 ’ *'Vi thev eulnnit their nets lor ratification to tliol
rf0|d<- i n^ordine to a form contriv'd by thenuclvesi
• f| l°l >t 'fhc agency of persona appointed by U,cm»elvet\
(brans)* 'hihemtelcc remain final judges oflho ratification!
while f«ey ,p (i g nc tiott fiurh u procedure, would open ul
To «*c Pooittn iff Orortfftfc
The first Monday in February, l*J». it should he rel
collected, is the day fixed l.v the Preparatory Coiivenl
turn for the meetmg of our Delegates; for the pm po e!
hu tukn.g^into consol,.rut,on, the alteration of thal part*
nf your State Constitution, which regulates the nnnor-H
Itiouuiem of Members composing your GeneralAMomf
ofhig agreed to elect aud «uj delagaan, to the Con* Mr. ■flOiiufcf») ki&t and
III, . 0 ^* word, I feel no Hesitancy ill saying, (which ho had chartered lor h
li lvrf ,V" ' v;ls u l . ,e * une °f the election, a great major- l>y last accounts nil inl'elv et
hyof the enunvy nt favor of this comity being retire-
r,71. J o tell the secret, for doing which, I hope the
Mitors, and those concerned, will be so generous as to
I , A ) ls a nuhject in which you are deeply interest-!
led, It is hoped that those who are to renrasent v on u-itil
, - .t, ,,c so generous as to
pardon me—the great cause of complaint, Uiedistros-
! n 8 Blln B o'; 8 here, the resistance and not the eubuiis-
1011 men triumphed. 1 would nut pretend that lire
Jive “«= isuhjoct that attentive* 3 deliberation*, “ «»“ *« occasion, were a fair lest of the
nn>r.’ | grossest nnpo.-uiion, wouiu epiauusn an m
k^^O'to^thcHght.ef,he majority^.
r.!!!f"’. rt “!! C0 ret l uires; . aml you wiifbe prepaid toj
eeainirs,
[strengtli of the two parties in die county. But this ii
nlnnn-M*' 1 'je .vonr votes correctly upon their proceedings, w hen
rilcnt f°r usurping m. i.tin, m unijuiAy, on,|janmmtteu toyou fur your ratification or rejection
jjpa idiii>i"t e b’
inrchy* w ),il e wo would provide n corrective foi
Iwill sHV, 1 verily beliove that the resistance candidate*
lu nave heat the siihmferii<iiii»u.i itit i.*ni/
continuance of those**ife, of ^ which wc havej
the I s reason to complain, wc still hopo that tlio regular
""""•ns of the General Government will supercede the
•P' 1 *'". iinv extraordinary measures on the |inrt of ther
»cpeople; anti that wo recognize the happiest i 1
80111 fbeltcr things, in the growing eertninty of the
^'ii iiief that illustrious patriot, Andrew Jackson.
amid have beat the submittaioiusU with iiuv notice
irtions and this I trust will lie proven in our future!
lections. I lie resistance candidates were announced
nttuuldrum tip-Bus soon ns the presentments of the Grand Jury were
must he apparent to all, w|to have given Um «ligi 1 nv- ,K -'"S‘- ® ’ U,c a, "J» ri, y “l>«» which they acted. The!
fill *■ J ' 1-viin.uiiuii Ul lUjft IIUI1.
lhe overgrown mid constantly increasing size ol
i’.n v “f nothing of the annual drain
on jour State Treasury, has become an
eat ut-l
teution to the proceedings of that hodv. That v
Legislature should be reduced, seems tu to admitted i,y
Inearly all ; but tjie question which will pruhahly most 1
hubi.rruusthe dehberations of the Convention^ wlronl
lis m tv.'o’ r 1 in tilU h " S ' S " ,,un whicl1 tilin reduction
Imre ,^ 1,0r< ?“re some who contend, that lerri-l
rj -noiild lie taken into consideration; otlicrs sav that
fetend°th n , H,U> " ,U, . ,ld lbrl " ,lll! lri "' basis, and inami
•unite rid, that population and taxation combined, should
hhese views."" b ° d ‘* Clllt P erlm P 8 ' 10 •‘ecuncilu all]
I Popuiationalone, it is believed, taken as the basis; will
.meet t.ic approbation of lii.ich the largest portion of tin
Ipeoplo of (leorgiu. With u map oftlie State, and tin
Iropresentative population of each county before me, 1
Liavo hastily arranged the dillerent counties into tin
shape of Senatorial Districts, as exhibited in the follow.!
ling table, taking 15,000 representative population n*
jthe basis for a Senator, and 4,000 representative po-
[P u, ation as the medium basis for a representative ; and
llmd the result to give (allowing as at present, a Senator
and Representative for Cherokee,) thirty Senators and
lone hundred Representatives, which is 11H members
less than the number in your present Legislature.—
Let those whoaro to represent you in the contemplated
[Convention, improve upon this calculation.
ONL OF T1IE PEOPLE
mdidates on the opposite side, were currently spoken!
"l a week or so before. Then if there was any triek.j!
|who played it t It may do for the Editors of the Federal^
l moil to give the representation they do. for popular^
atiect abroad; but it will not answer iii Jones.
TRUTH.
FOR TIIK SOUTHRON RKCORDXR.
NO. VII
fuiiDy on NwW tfie hrt|
for itis own family. They were
by last accounts nil safely embarked.
By still later accounts Soli J usef abdicated the throne]
in favor nCliis son, Midi Ali, who in consequence, ha-
the|supreme nnthority. Thecontention is now l>etwe«‘nj
Midi Ali and tin* new Bashaw, who is outside the town]
with a large force, and will probably make au immediate^
assault.
—:ooooo:—
We regret the loss one of our most esteemed citi
zens, Co|. Edward F. Tattnall, (son of Josiith Tatitmll'
formerly Governor of Georgia,) several years a uselul|
member of Congress from this State, and recently ap
pointed, after several years of suHering from severe
bodily affliction and cmiM.-quelit retirement from public
life, one of the Appraisers of Goods in the Custom!
House.—Sac. Utopian.
—: ooooo:—
A new Bank has been just authorized by the;
lYnnessee Legislature, entitled “TheUnion Bank r
of Tennessee,” which has some peculiar features]
in its character. The cauital slock is to be thri
An ACT
To uulhorizc a oertuin rluns of jicrsonv who were cnfi-l
tied to a draw or draws in the Gold A. Land Lotteries?
under the provisions of the several Acts, passed '
December. 1K10, and 24Ui December, 1831; but\vhn|
have failed, neglected, or omitted to give in th**ir|
names, or whose names though given iu, are non
nlweed iu tin* wheels of tin* Gold and 1.and Lotteries.^}.;J ucat j on on t j lfi approved plan. A piano
he res Her lo give in the name, and to Uiike valid cer-l*J..«^...:^..j 4V.« »1.„ .«—-I — —
tain draws of heads of i‘ai*iiUt*s; and for other pur
IpMIH
W HEREAS many persons of the description and
qualification of those mentioned in tne woond
lection of the above recited act, passed 24ih Dec. 1831,]
to wit; Widowers, were prevented from giving iti their]
names, inconsequence of tho phraseology of the oath
presr ribed in said art requiring them to swear they art[
.married men with families, or who having given in their^
»RH. ITTZflKRALll’S
f'etHalc School, ir*
Hxla open on (lie fyi day of January u:;a.i
Jfv arn'iig'-untmt« foi ?!::• nin.t? y-.w for instrnc-
limn ore more ample thaTfber«toforr, as she has an A-nis-
ant well qualified t" tench Munir, Drawing and Faiftt-
ng in a supenor etylfi, with all the branches of Eitglkdi,
Education on the most approved plan. A piano ul.j
provided fur tlic accommodation of thejowig ladiue,
.facilitate their improvement by pract.r- . Mrs. F‘
|Hld respectfully assures parents and guardians, t
[most unremitting cure and attention will'bg
Ji* ir advanc-enistit in their studies. Mix mnti
nt»*s a term, price reHsqnable. A few v<f
an he aceommodated with comfortable boa/d.
Nov. 45
raiWEaASMr,
■
names they are not deposited in tire wheel of the Gold|« f (1 HE Semi-Annual examination of tin
IxOttery. For remedy whereof, be it enacted by th« J8. the Washington Seminary, located
IMenate and House of Representatives of the Slate of.^'onV Mill®, Putnam County, will take plac
of Repress*ntativ
iGeorgia, in General Assembly met, and it is hereby en
acted by the authority of tin* same, that all such !ihall|
HE Semi-Annual examination of the studmitx of
m»nr (.’lop-
iec on the 20tl» ffl
land‘2lat December. The Trunteas of this institUtioiliM-’
having been at considerable expense in repairing and
millions of doll
entitled to give in their names for’an additional draw^farnishing the rooma of tho seminary, and having, spy. .
ars, payable iu gold and silver. lenH|, tin* Gold Lottery (provided they have not alreadygcured tlio services of Mr. A. Richards and Lady, Si
lollars a share (of $ i00) on subscription, ami thcfrj»iven mfor two draws) upon their taking the followingHjhiII confidence in recommending it to public patronag<b ;
Hr. .HcBullie :iml a (aroi'^in l*laHtci , S ,): ^ :IM( ‘ c ,M ‘‘^t^linents. 'Flu* State subscriber fuAj»ath, Udor^ any Judge of the Superior Courts of thih
\u:«ins( «lu> World.
“THE FORTY BALE THEORY” EXAMINED
F Ki.i.ow-Pr.asters ;—I have said there is no such'
thing as tl shifting losses.” Neither is there
thing ns hearing losses as consumer.
\luilf a million with liberty to increase her stock to?
i million, payable in bonds of one thousand doll.u
uicli, bearing an interest of Jive per cent. The!
muds are redeemable one fourth in fifteen years,"
Mute, or Justice of the Inferior Courts oftlie count} @
iu which they may reside, to wit: ! (A. B.) do solemnly!
, iliul l was. on the first day of January, IHik* the*
head of a family with n legitimate child or children (a*
niHV he,) and not entitled in their own right,|
__ ; imporhr, as uro- l 5| 0,,U ° Ufl 1 ,u Gvcnty years, otic lotirlli in IvventyS :lt id have resided in this State tliree years immediately
htcer, Ac. in the sense, or rather the nonsmsc. in \v(iichW l,ve .y e;,ri ’ ;u,t ^ one fourth in thirty years. Tlicfr preceding the first day of January, eighteen hundred!
they are bandied about l»v our heartless oppressoi-«jfil 1,0,1 ls on l ^ ,n Chute slock, over the interest U()Ou^ and thirty-tw o, except when absent on busint**, and amu
'and indeed, by some of our misled feUow-eiiizciis ,\3ihe bonds, are to he appropriated for the use oftj ««'\v an inhabitant ol the same, and that 1 have not giv-p
.consumer, unluiportcr.oranroilueermay suKiain losseVpflscliooU. The school funds ol tlie Stale are also®'' n iu ,n > na,1 “* for ,M,t one draw in the Gold Lottery,
to be sure; and when the phrases above mentioned aretSd,reeled to he subscribed. ’The rate of i nt erost!5l :l1 ^‘! ! ,,l f ll f P9«ti?d in the wheel, a« I am mformedi
used to express no more than this v'crv u*>ll Rut .ip.wS, . i._i... i . , • , . . , believe—tnat I am a citizen ol the Lulled States,|
I . ... . *«->•> «cll. But.,c-S,8,8l, e d xi i- per cent (or runny . nj-8, srrei ffl„ m „„ iMl.ul.Ma.it uf U.e ««..••, and lira! 1 did nm
|ier cent lur toruu lunj>cr than nm-jiy clays. nn.lgH. ,u re ctlv ,.r in.lireclly evaito tin. m-rvice of tin
They deem it not too much to say, that in point of liter
ary acquirement*, long experience and success in teach-
[iny, Mr. and Mrs. Hi chard* are eminently qualified rtf
Lake tin' charge of tho youth of both sexes whoT
Lamlid**d to their care. The he** I dime** of Ui
ibe morality of the neighborhood, wn.ch wiil
ktudeut froin thoke temptutioiiH of vice jevejr ai
Ion similar institutions iu towns, the cheapness un
nee of Iward iu families, iliter* sted tori
Iperily of the school, and tlio convomci
vvorslii]
MILLEDGEVILLE s
Tluirsday, November 89, I8»a.
Tr^7al,l cull tho attention of our readers to the Re:
lutions of iM r - Ryan, which will be found in another puit ol]
HUP While we sincorcly regret that such resolution
■Liili under the circumstances, have been proposed, by
,no claiming to belong to the Republican,.Troup party, u]
‘ v whose distiiigui.sldug characteristic has ever been
■n unbending and uncompromising assertion of the rights
filie States—it is onlu w ith regret, deep we acknowledge,I
: , cn ti r cly unmingled with bittcmesH or asperity towards!
*heir author. We regret to see these resolutions, because]
wenri* taught by them, but too jdainly, that there is on
j nti.il dith renee of HC.utimont, even among the member,
whoi aciiavi always believed the State Right part) , up
on »Hubjecl, in regard to which, we bad fondly hoped, that
the whuh* South had buf one mind and one feeling.
It ib only necessary to glance at tho poeument of Mr.
Kwm. the Resolutions he has offered, and tin* Flan lorn
Southern Convention^ w ith which l.ehus favored the pco-
l f [() arrive very satisfactorily at tins conclusion : that had
Ifbf intellect of uli the Meceders been transferred to the braivi
of the proposer of the aforesaid document, he could not 1
have manufactured a string of propositions better culeulat-
fd to ivinler abortive every attempt of the oppressed Mouth,
tu relieve herself from her burdens and her thmldom.
We can t»ue no other object in offering these resolutions,I
but to divide the Troup party, upon the proper mod# of ac
tion • mid bv this division, to render the proceedings'
ftii.i propositions of tho Mtnte Convention ineffectual.—
Ar.dnPto the. Southern Convention proposed by Mr. Ryan’s
refolutions. it requires but a modicum of unde rat ami ing to
tw- convince d.that such ft Convention, under the restrictions
.. I in.im.-tinns of the nioverwill never be heard of. Mix
inJ instruction* of the mover will never be heard of.
Kietesniust agree, or there is to be mi Convention; »!k wc ur«
jo lie down in quietness and humility, to be plundered o
ibe fruits of our industry, and to vent our Mouthern ener
si.! in groans over the departure of our civil liberties. \Y»
iu nothing at present of the harshness with which tin
uiirHsliill upon the ears of State, Rights men, when told. J
that the action of their Stato iu her sovereign capacity, shall
|y governed by the whims, the prejudices, or the opinions of
otli**r States ;’it is enough that this proviso determines the
matter of a Southern Convention ul once, that it will not,]
nor in it expec ted to take place.
We have u word to say, as to the subject matter,which th.
people 1>\ these resolutions are asked to vote upon. It isnotl
•imply, are you in favor of a Mouthern Convention, but ore
you in favor or not, of our particular plan of said Conven
tion, which we herewith lay before you, aud which, it y r “
ri.tr Ht all, you are bound, either, and only to upprove
1st Dist. Chatham,
Effingham,
Bulloch,
2d Dist. Bryan,
Liberty,
McIntosh,
Glynn,
Wayne,
Camden,
3d Dist. Burke,
Mcriven,
Emanuel,
ith Dist. Richmond,
Jefferson,
bth Dist. Columbia,
Warren,
6/A Dist. Wilkes,
Lincoln,
7th Dist. Hancock,
Washington,
8(A Dist. Greene,
Taliaferro,
9/A Dist. Oglethorpe,
Madison,
10/A Dist. Elbert.
Franklin,
H/A Dist. Hahcrsliatu
Raima,
12/A Dist. Jackson,
Clarke,
13/A Dist. Hall,
M/A Dist. Gwinnett,
15/A Dist. DeKalb,
Fayette,
? 16/A Dist. Campbell,
Carroll,
Coweta,
17/A Dist. Jasper,
Newton.
c ° u nty. Rep. Pop. ,V. «|
| 1C5U0 1
[cording to the Tariff vocabulary, they po..n*ns a talis-2
|munic power. I hey tranler losses from the the actual?
sutlercr to some one else. Thev pursuade a loser thata
lhe loses nothing, or Uiutlossea which full exdusiv. K m.J
■hiinsell, tire divided among the whole cnimiiiiniiy.—v
II Inis, if 1 take a hundred bales of cotton to England J
land exchange it for goods, and tlio Government takc|
■from me nine hundred aud sixty dollars worth of those!
less than six months, and tight per cent over b‘ix
mouths. Three branches are to he established, 1
i/.. in east Tennessee, in west Tennessee, and at
Columbia. A bonus of oue half per cent is to be
d annually and the amount of notes issued is
limited at twice the amount of stock paid in. K
IBM Dist. Walton,
Morgan,
19/A Dist. Putnam.
Baldwin,
20/A Dist. Jones,
Bibb,
NVr **y nothing oftlie modesty of an individual, making
for ill'* people lhe plan of ja Convention, after h»S own mind
irllii ‘
ifitig them you nhall either vote for thnt or nothing
hut wp fjnnnot pass in silence, one view of this whole mat
ter, whirli has struck us, perhaps with more force, than anv
othor. We cannot lint view this matter ns a contest bet wee r
■ few individuals and the people of the State—nnd should
il<r I.ceislatiire snneti«»n try its vote, these resolutions, we
conceive the people might well he addressed iu Hombthiii^l
like the following language :—“ You have in your
reign rapacity, delegated others to form a State Convention,
to consider of. and recommend measures to he adopted by
thr .State, in reference to our oppressions. They have met
•nil recommended; leaving it for you to give validity t<
their proceedings by your delilierate vote, withm your own]
mpertive counties, having such time for deliberation and
reflection, that your votes must be the result of reason, unin
iliiviiccd by {taasion; and having ample opportunity t<
judec whether Congress intends to retrace its steps toward.-
tlir Constitution, the only safeguard of our rights and liber-j
tic*, or whether it will madly persevere in a course not lessj
violative of that sacred instrument, than it is of the most sa-,
end rights of Southern freemen.”
“The recommendations of your Delegates are very plain]
mid simple—they recommend a Southern Convention
which will convene after the adjournment of the ne xt scs-
•i-'ii of Congress. The Delegates from this State will
upon their return, attend the. adjourned meeting of the Siutr
( onyention in July, to make dmir report. The Stole Con
vention will act upon that report, governed hy'nll the events
and circumstances that may intervene, uud submit the re
rult of their deliberations ami counsels lo you, the fret-men
of (joorgin, either to approve and act upon them, or to
21 st Dist. Henry,
Butts,
22d Dist. Monroe,
Crawford,
21/A Dist. Troup,
Heard,
Meriwether,
25/A Dist. Dsn-in,
Talbot,
Muscogee,
11,965
2,448 (
2,267 5
2,172)
4,036 }
3,433)
3,03*» )
818 >
3,312)
8.919
3,561 )
2,458 ]
9,289
5,723
8,900
7,854
10,607
4,732
9,478
8,164
9,224
4,702
9,834
4,122
9,819
8,963
10,963
3,031
8,507
7,939
12,077
12.307
10,140
5,345
3,861
3,293
5,047
10,250
9,884
8.968
9,002
9,891
5,747
10,349
6,329
9,971
4,401
14,231
5,312
5,855
3,863
IkIIV*!? /r h : ,, s/ ^ rcmaimlor ;| t -y director voting for or sanctioning any violation!
ItMlt II 1 lllltll./ to tlm i-.<him i ■ u .n- iiii-^n l I I...... >...7. .• . . . . ° .
>1 the charter is made responsible for losses
this private property....Baltimore American,
1
[but i! 1 intend to use the remainder myself, I lost? nines!
‘hundred and fifty dollars: but it is a voluntary loss on!
my part as consumer. So that nine hundred and sixty]
■dollars taken from me, hears a loss or no loss, according!
lo my intentions with regard to vvliat is led. The per-j
: Cn who loses, is either A Georgia Blunter or somebody
else called a ‘ Consumer,’ according to my design of sel
ling or using tin* portion which thcgotermmmt is pleased
jto leave me. YVe have seen that u loss cannot he trans-j
■ferretl or repaired—-that as it was iu tlm beginning.!
ill it ever he. Nothing therefore is more absurd
than to suppose that its nature or elmructer can he wi
.■h.niK.-d by any thing Omt tiie losi-r may .lo, or im«; i >. I. ^ \ V,, ,Tm . • sTu v ifi" ■ i -It I. uiEmtut
Hot lot us apply Urn. 1 anil lopir lo anothi-r rii.v.-»u-si.vlli ytar of lii.s n^..
,tl v eoltnti iviiii ii n.-ii't iif mt* mn.it-il- tlm .......i. ...i.:..u<vt J J.. . ® ^ .
j 1 re
Marricu, iu \Viiiehc*Hter, Conuectieut, ou the 24th
nil.. Jons Ri thkrfoki), Jr. l'sq. of Macon, Georgia, to J
Miss Caroi.ink Hcni.m.r, daughter of Lemuel iJurl-
[Init, F.sq. of the former place.
j TuEi.ArroE the Miuners is i»ead!—The
Ible Fulriareh ol the Revolution, CHARLES CAR-
HULL. of Cakholi.ton is no more. Ho exjiired on 1
Baltimore, iu llie nine
State, or oftlie Cnited Stab's in tho Revolutionary \V’ar,|
[or the late War against Great Britain or the Indian*
ohelp me God.
See 2d. Anil he it further enacted l>y the authority of.
'ir. runic, That ail widows of like residence whose im
bauds \vt re eutitiod to two draws in the Gold Lottery
hut died without giv ing in for the same, shall be emitleuilj
o on;* draw each upon her taking the following oathbe-l&L
'on* ih«* persons aforesaid, to wit: I (A. B.) do solemn
y swear thnt 1 am the widow of u man who was entitledjk.®*
o two draws in the Gold Lottery, but died without git-M. . . ,
ing in for tlm same, and that 1 have resided hill itnjirOVfia oyipi
tins Stale three years iunnodiutely preceding tho lirsij3 ,,!um f’ un
lay ol* January, eighteen hundred und thirty-two, ex-
•ept when absent on lawful business, und am now anj
fuihi.hilant of the same, and that 1 have not given in mvLi
> ’ I’... .. .n...... «l... i I ••■ifi! ...
lip on the Sa^liUUi.zWiH ve think, t ortapirc l
ider tliis institution worthy of tin’ palronfqje of an
'lightened public.
KATES OF TLfTB>N. & >;
Elementary branches iftfl term of 24 weeks. English
it»i.ininvr, (tcography, Problem* on the Globe, kheto-
L i<-, Historv, Oruamentul Need’e Work, ‘0-.,
• in Clas'-icks, $12. J. H. CLARK. Scc'y;
29^1
The Tallaliawre lilaiS Coadi
^^71LL leavo the Lalhyetto.
Hull, every Monday aud
T hursduy aftemooii. iimnediaYfl-
• y ou the arrival ol*tho Northern
Mail. This line has been much
iC addition of nOfW coaches and extra
route is now performed in a liule o-
naiiii! for a draw in (lie Gold Lottery until now, so lielj
me God.
! H ec. 3d. Ami he it further enacted hythe. authority ofth
S iuinc, That all other widow's who were entitled butwhoQ
from any eau*c whatever failed, neglected or omitted to
' •; - v„, «««..» lollmvuiK -K..U-U or tlio prominent incnleot. i„-a? iv<! Ul . 1 ' i, ? ir “““**? fu . r 11 d,aw iu Lottery, nliilf
Hived in exchange lor it, were a part ol luv c:iii-'2hii.. 1,1,. .o' \i, > .• ■ ,, , jf beenutled to give in th^ir names tor Uie same, upon hot
tal—ns much so as mv land and negroes. What vvouldffl \ mt riCan — ' ’ 1 r ‘ * U WalUluore J taking the oath prescribed in the third section of an net]
wo think nf the limit who nhoul.l take a part of my li«-jjf - He Wn on tire 20th of Sontomlrer, 1711' Urerenfirer, lt?3], imJ if'llie Ire insane, l.i
grocs Irtmi nip, and tell me--tlml I Imd sutlered no lns«,fe Au.ianolis, iu tlii, Sun -red eons. oirentlv tv» •mini KU™ a » <>r nc*< Ir.i-nd »lmll «■ vo ill lor her upon Im
ihecause I uiiulil sell the remainder;’' and upon heiitsl lima of Inn death, in the 'ninety si. jeer of hia’aite 6 -*\v..;u ing that site in entitled under said act to a draw
itold that I did not wish todhpow" of my negroes, sliouldS He descended from a highly respeeiuhlc Irish family, wliuj i« 11,0 tiolil Loilevy, and Utat s lie has not given ill there-]
r -reply, “ then vou only lose no ennoumer." How celiho-jh had emigrated to lids country iti the ieigo of William uHd-s lur-
lntorv this! 1 low respectful to the understanding of ap Mary. At a very early age he was sent to Sjt. (Jnieis, to*i Sec.4th. Amt beit furtlur enacted by the uutlumty of tlu
Jver three days. For seats? apply at tiie ritaae Otticc,^
p t| Lafayette Hall.—All hnggvgc or parcel* a* the riek of
the ownera of the same. 8. SHAW, Agoat.
MilledgeviMe !«d Nov. J8»!. 45-
O N lhe first Tuesday in February iiozt, will he sold
at the Court-house door in Fairly county, liOtwecn
legal hours ol'snle,
Ame Lot of Land,
.known No. 42b, iu the 2Ftli dieti h-t of T’nrly ronntjY
jJ belonging to the orphaa* of Robert Iverr qj, cleei*a«e<E
^■iiid Bold for Uioir benefit, pursuant to an order of tlio
honorable Court oi Ordinary of Junes cottafY . Terir.a
uade known ouday of eale.
ALFRED IVERSON, Guardi in
November 29 ttfe
itioiml being! Novv tiiis iioiiHenst* is conjured Tip to^ *‘‘!uc;it*?ti; iheaetj, uler a tdiori time, lie w:i«t reinovedg saint, That all families of orphaua of like residence,
li.mt ilm ttloninra ..r >i... t... i i • .■ .!■ I*! 1 " Rlioiin.*, lu llie court of Louis l.e (Ji'miil; uud tlieuecE cepl tuieh
for llie Htudy ol;’ v vhoi
12077
12307
cheat the planters of the South into tho belief, thatthevw 1 r .
jmll’er no mure from the Tarilf than all other citizens hff of L'e,''.‘T... !"*‘ , , ,u “""’i l ... ,
the llepuhhe. And unfortunately, the deception h.isj -it o'ver to Lnu.lou, "and“cummeuced l"*
succeeded hut loo well. Nopung is more cotnmuii UmnS Temple for the stud, of rumnimi law. After limsmeg mo^tc ■ 1.1 1 .. ,. ...
tu hear from our citizens, tins remark: " We only bear* studies and Ins nave., he returned to Ins native land atjn friend taking the oath prescribed in die dd eeeuou
s consumers, aud there are more consumer* at theft die ripe age of twenty-seven. A t thin period the dfecud-iakefore recited act,
North than tho South ; therefore they bear more than!?! •'•oa* between the mother country ami the colonic
we do.’’ If llie government should pitsrt a law declar-*l'.“. eui 'V^» »ad were uoou after
may he entitled in their own right, bui^
naiuen from neglect or omission on the part of fc ^
" .4'hcir guardian* or next friend, have uot been given iu,|
*' r JjIii.I1 In- tui'illtirl In mu. IHjui iimitt til*' (allMriiiMIl itf
of.h.N»
O N tin* ftral Tuesday in Fehcimry next, will he Fold,
ut. the Court-home in Wilke* county, OJVU
15485 I 3g;
ng that all farmerH should pay forty ner cent out of tiu*^ ,,ul hesitate, but took
proceeds of their flour, to protect the growers of *11
and I rdiould hear a citizen of Del.
plaining of the unequal operation oi* the Ju
" ft
re eom-J
v W'lialS
would lie think uf me, if I should tell him -llie law ope-j&fiuldlv reconuiicnded ..rep.initimu
rated very equally—that ho only sullored as farmer, JuulpT
17070 I -it
14372
11231
6,739
20/A Dist. Twiggs,
Wilkinxon,
Tilh Dist. Houston,
Fulaski,
Dooly,
Irwin,
28/A Dist. Laurens,
Montgomery,
Tattnall,
Telfair,
W s ’
Lowndes,
20/A Dist. Marion,
Sumter,
Htewart,
Randolph,
1,835
4,647
6,018
5,448
4,232
6,860
5,917
7,058 }
4,063 I
2,036 f
1.134 J
4,110
1,1571
2,187
1,831 1
1,336 f
1,104
2,388 J
1,820
1 i
1,371
88 \
Le
drain and nullify thorn.*’ Iu all this it i»ooins to us, there
imtliin? hut tlmt which should meet tho approbation ol
rvory Deinoorat, as the leading feature of the whole pro-
Cfeding is to make the people the guardians of their owi
affiiir* ns being the only judges to determine what is prop-
^ tube done in their own cause, and when it shall lie doue
This we conceive to ho the spirit which actuated the Stan
'’(invention, as it is certainly tho obvious spirit of lho.ii
Early,
Baker,
Thomas,
Decatur,
10/A Dist. Cherokee,
2,611
1,827
1,1-13
3,265
3,620
Early
nada, lo induce tlm people
opposing the mother country
Had previously befallen our arm
dered the mission ineffectual. He
mil instantly repaired
which lie was a iiiunibe
iGongre
I* liberty.
“ He wielded a ready pen, and ws
d* the most powerful political writer
oreauw early, that an appeal t
^ ,•••i-ii-- -
here were more farmer* ul llie South than in Dcl-5 C
rare, and, of course, they buffered more than tlio fur-S ,,,
i*rs of that State f” Iii* reply would be, “1 do notgj'j 1
fler us funner, hut us grain raiser."
But suppose it true that the planter of cotton, wh
changcH his crop for British goods, for his own use
Shears the duty as consumer—What then ? •• Why,
Lays Mr. Clay, “he is just in the situation of all the
jevnsunurs in tin* Union.” How is that?” He pays the
iaiuty only on what lie consumes”—•* Why I" “ Because
jtiie duty falls on the consumer aJone.” And pr
jjwlmt is tJjis but assuming the very point in dispute ! M r
McDuffie had iLsserted that the duties fall on the p
and he had illustrated it bv an example which!
|no man has vet dared to touch. Mr. Clay denied tin
position; and after requiring us to renounce the evi
leiice of our senses to get rid of the illustration; am
!nrt**r leading ns through a labyrinth of subtleties, h
brings us at last to the conclusion—“Unit the produce
not pay tho duties, because the consumer pav
!thcm.” Will Henry never quit finessing /
A GEORGIA ELANTER.
—:ooooo:—
►J Sec. 5th. And be it further enacted by the authorityl
with yie.it wan mih,^ jf the same, That *11 persons of the qualification «cdr
ide with the loveiejt description meulioned in the second lection of Ibof
M above recited si.t last aforesaid, w ho have failed or
j'jjjp neglected to give i
mknown ;
Mary hi,
l lie
aide, am! v ‘
their names for * draw or draw.
Ji] o the Gold Lottery , or whose imoves hove been givei
11 to the receiver of draws, but have not been deposited
the wheel oftlie Gold Lottery, shall be entitled nowf
1 one of a commission to', .... : .1 .i
that province lo joimreg 'o give m for the some upon (Bkmg U10 oath prescri-
ujtcrs vvliichS bed in the third section of the before recited act.
({iiarier I'cn-^ S**e. 0th. Aud be it further enacted by tht authority!
nodi * *“““ *
Jfi'RACT OF LAW, lying in Mt.id county, on
Beaver-dun creek, adjoining Hil’houso and others
Containing 4M2 ACftEB. and one 12©%)^ »u4
tl.^l in the town of Wushiuglcn—Also, t;t the samo.
Lune, will be sold in the town o'" Owwforav‘die, Tillin'
ftrro county, One Tract of Lund, lying in said county,
adjoining rrunc.ie B. BillingRlc j and oflieig, contnminK
”00 Acres, it being the m\ estate of Thoiooa II. Chi-
ver*, laLo uf Wilkca county, deceaned. uud aoM agreeu*..
Mv to an order of the honorable die Inferior Cotfrt of
n'aliaferro county, when aiiting for urdluujy purpose*. • ^
'IFernib made known on tiie day of hoIc. ft
ARCHIBALD ORESHAM: ate&fa. T '
|Nov. 26 (tda) for the minora gkRTflevensml.
| |? OUR D10 * 2, ^* u a ^ er date, #y»phc4itio« will be in a do
_ to the Inferior Co'S) si Greene oninty, when sit
ing for ordinary purpji^ c, forkavi* 10 sell' a Tract of
Lund, in Henry cy.*%. known Lot No. 30, intl.o
3th district of sujrf county—Also, a Negro Man named
ed in Jane, 1776,^ nf the same, 'FI,at it shall tie the duty of the Judge o1i
ihe cniiventinii of Maryland, olg (h ( > Superior Court and Justice of llie Interior t'ourto
I there, urging iIm-iii to vvith-R |,|>|orc whom said oaths tnny he taken, to transmit 111* &* ’'•• — ' * u . , • 7~n , 1
tire ..■.iruciioiw Urey Ire,I lino,. I ic.r ■W^iiire,.iS„ . fij. r.*c«ileiicy lhe GovernOP, cerayinf® Uen - 'I** of MeryUPet Hmjl.m. do^^d.
, not to vote lorim ,Micmli.nce t at length sncr.fcd-?? . .. , ... / .. ... . aiiavi ov a a fu k 1 \/
»;is appointed u .le| e| pue to Cu.rere-v. O.. tire! u “‘ er ‘” llaud die "Ullictlic ty of the same, onethev
ighleenth of July, he presented his credential* to lli»j! Wllh ,J,H ot lj * e counly und district wheie tilt
ontinenlal congress at Fliiliulelpliia, and on the aeromlS dc|,mieof tc iJrB, whose duty it shall ho, in the twin
of August following subscribed his name to the ini-k! ncr lietetofme practiced, forthwith lo make out J
- - ‘
Noveml>er!Ki2
ADAM W. R.ANK4N, Adin’r.
id-
cause such name or names to he deposited ill the wheel
i«>jj of lhe Gold J.ottery for the draw nr draws to which
U 'A from (heir oaths they appear lo he entitled.
Sec. 7lb. And be it further enacted by tht authorityA.
Dinin''. °f ’Flint the title to all Inti of Land which-*
A LL perrone indebted lo die
. . Marginret- ;
/m. Rsnkhif ltde of Greene conot'2 J cc.-cd, arc n*-
juented to moke payment ; end fill those liavnig ,U -.
iiianda against the estate, ere requ'.rtcd to hand than* in
sgreeably to law. ADAM W. RANKIN. Adm r.
November JB 45 6t
N tiie firat Tuesday in Jnn*jgrv next, w ill be sold at
the Court-hoiif<e ,11 Gieenefbaro’, Greene county,
FOR THE HF.CottliF.R
Messrs. Editors : 111 observing the proceeding* of tin
RejircHontativo branch of our Legisltiture, to-day, hM.Nevv
manifest that there is a prevailing dissatisfar
lion amongst many oftlie people, on tin* subject of nn-'
triinonial relationship ; and to cane tht
burdens whi- li iheir ownclioicc has htought upon t
they apply, in swarms, to our public fimclionari
tid. I would most r«»sp(»ctfully enquire. it ju
he Legislature shot!Id lie employed almost a third of
Tips time, session after S'*f».-?ion, in releasing men ate
/fthe r lawful wives from obligations which they have t.ik
n upon themselves voluntarily, for life, and professed
r in the four of God / If divorce in to ho tomrated a
II, could not some act bo passed, which should eni
1 race ail cases, leaving it to our Courts of Justice to*V«
dj’.irii'Mie such as may come before them ! \\ ho canjat
j.timate the amount of money drawn from tin* Slate's
rv. nnnuuilv, for time spent in passing divorce
And has it come to this, that tlu* good people of
State are lo have their funds squandered, for th
uial instrument. He was considered at the time, ;i
of the most fearless men of the age; lor lie had mure
isk, in pi'iut of properly, than any other man in t
v hole community, Hancock not excepted. On the lirs:
lay lie entered congi'C'JS, he was appointed to the huardx
1*5.1,,'»lH.le r .,r fire^w!re Ire'l.re" T.re'pre'.'l wiTl , .'"u,Til. “edm-S '!* b J '''* P e , r ? 0 '!? 1«"
B ur. often at lire sam, time a u.e,nl.,r ul it,, cu„-S'>‘ U»***r slml vest in llrein in the saute r«j »VaBd'tiAM«
Iition ofl.M Iiaii.e State, ami a iiictnl.er ef m.iiare?.;^and lliry Im entitle J to grants thereof iipou the same y ^ WODl*gJ|
'hiHtrvgjieruis, and subject to the same forfeiture* and pro*ecyoars (d
ii-HjMlioiis as are pointed out in the law* of this Slute re go
E'^llatiug (lie Gold and lyind Lotteries thereof.
'‘“jyj 8ec. Hilt. And be it further enacted by the authority
'fnoflhe same., That all draws heretofore given in by per-!
.. • . . . .. . ,1 ’laJsons who were widowers with a legitiroate child o.
k.a, « the «geo. eighteen ,«.» on the ;
uid liitieSadny ol January, 18.12, and who have given »n theirgl
luulile duty, which required great energy and
perform; hut, so ably did he discharge his duties,
both bodies were satisfied w ith Ins alieuiioii lo each.
/7H, Ik* left congress, mid devoted hiinsell to the coun'
f liis native state. When the (ainstiiniion of the ! nilc
hales went into operation
age, tht* properly oft
Bold for tlio bailout of
Ezckid It. Rankin, decsnihed
Itlit* Legate#** of «ttid dec#»*ned
ADAM W. RANKIN, Adni’r.
Novemlier IB tel*
the 28th of Decern bp r. next, will be s:old, nt tho
nf April, J78
late residence of Margaret Rankin, deeeaaod,
Ala ehc B«*rK!i;thSc Property
at ina-gto tins situation. «.t.. ...
of thefl “ In the year 1801, h« quited public life at tlu* age olijwere entitled lo give in under
them four—and f»r thirty years and upwards, has passed.iHt he same is hereby declared l(
i**s lorfihfc of serenity, tranquil ha pines* and prosperity, till injsj Sec. 9th. And be it further
•6 tint® ' K * ^dhicssoi >ems and hoimrs, the F.ttiiaich has hccn[B|,,y /f te t ailie, Tlial tho lollowii
pJnam» j 9 t«ir t vv«> driiws ft, the Gold Lottery, «nd who^of eaid dtccared, conMwting of stock “of all kind*, plan-
6tid**r the Gold Lottery Act.tTiation utenuife, hotiaehohi und kitchen ftirniture, cor^
lered lo be legal nnd valid. c j’nd fodder, uud mauv other aril- ien too tedioun to ineii-
pniutcJ by the authority^um. ADAM W. RANKIN, Adin’r. *
•d to his fathers—and the last uf
ing oath vliall he ad minis
cnol by the persons aforesaid lo the guardians, nesi
Viend, or committee of all lunatics, idiots, deaf anc
luinh persons, to wit: I (A. B.) do solemnly swen
hat I am the guardint
lilie case may be) of — .and that he wk
"'■ighteen years ol age on or before lhe Jst duy
lanuary last, and is a——, uud is entitled to
_ Sacts !
•JUHtld^ El
coinmodatiori of a fc\
Order of llie Executive of tiie |J. N*
Wasui.xgTon Nov. iti.
'riu* Inst survivor of the Signors of the Declaration
f In lependmice.—lie who lor many vears has he'*11'c - - • - , • - ,
tho precious relic of the hand of July 4th. 177ti.~n l n) t j|' l, the Gold Lottery, ao help me Gold,
more! Tho death of (,'n AIU.K.H t.'Aimoi.i. Ill'r.reroii-5i S»o. lUtli. And Oe it furtlur tuaelev
ton. is announced to its.
As a mark of the respect due to the 0
Offices of the ('lilted States Government in tin
C ^/ ILLbe m VJ, at the Court Ifoueo in this place, on
ft | | B t V the fir?t Tuesday'o J^pnary next, a negro uir*-
the guardian, nett friend, or eon milieu (nsi^ ,,;,n,<i ^ about rweniy-two yearn of oee r an a
client field hand, A f Jinwter Ditexcoplumuble.—Sold
die property of Margaret Bankiu, idle Aif tine coun- >
Ih* volution*.
Hat who is it that intrrpos'
their mva iinmorliate DcIe^nfcH
i^itle the 1
hetwnen tho people nndj
Who is it that would p
FOR THE RECORDER.
Gf.vti.f.wf.h :—By your kind permission. I purpose. 1
however disagreeable the undertaking, nolicing throucii^poopk.* ol (■ corgi
J.vho wish to throw oil*, at pleasure, tin
aoiadc at tlx* marriage altar f And is it not reproacl
jtlic (.’luistian character, and virtuous integrity of
kless, discontented spirits,gjwill he closed to-morrow, the Kith instant.
hf.dto3
|>I* tln*3
he column.*: of your paper.
’oftli« tn.uiv fafe
Mide tin* proceedings of the immediate agents of the ricoiihNSatateniRUta and cmltoinplihle insinuations, under tin]
nolnruted by tlmt people 10 do for them a certain and apcci-Heditoriul of the Fedoral Lnioii of the 22,1 inst. it
fc-n-vire, ai.fi ,.niP,,, P an that .July tlirin.elvc*,iinin«n«etl H "l||J ux , r( . gru . ti B ffiePinyHI
hit/ il;-, an. «.re/«Mbytl.pppopte -w h o mh.re * u s0 corrupt, so a.,,1 s. al.op
«tno rour*e winch they propose, proclaim to the country HR. . 1 , . v , .* , w .1,, t ...i1,
tmt thev am .1,0 proper Jouice /ram wliinli .Ire call for aKther degradod. \el,as inp.-as.ut ns re.a kn.aj
nion of the 22d inst.
with oxtremo regret, that I feel mysol! culled upon 1
lie part of 1
mutually pledged lo
lives? Doc
encourage disunion betwe
Idoor to licentiousness, and
tiy interposition*, on *1
lative antJioritv, to put asunder thoxqc
s another during their tmlur
(iiirse. 011 the part oftlie State.
\NDRE\Y JACKSON.
Washington Xuv. Iftf/i, 1S32.
—:ommnn;—
[com m l .x i c a t f. d. ")
fe, at his residence in Sparta, Han-
Fttesday the 20lhiitist. Capt. Di ki
1),
nrt,',l thi«
(Minty, on
I A MILTOM, ill till
A be it further enacted by the authori iL
’ jH/yii/ the name, That all persona who gave in theiiKj
asion, t|)'.§‘ IH ' ,,r: ‘ lor a draw or drawn, in the laud Littery, wlior***
iHii.ee have not
til person* who were entitled to
aid land loti *ry act, but who have not given iu thei
names, sIimII he entitled to have their name
in the land lottery wheel, upon their com
'he requisitions
continuance of srdd lottery,
j Sec. 11th
\ty of the fame, That whenever it shall satisfactorily^
a drewKj'yi deeftaaed, for the benefit of the heirs and creditor*
jlfof Kaid deceased. ADAM W. ItANIviN Adnrn^B
m/fiort-sj Greeneahoro*, Nov. 29 45 tda
AlylL SliertfPfl ^ia!e#..Will be sold, on the
. 1-4* ^ n ' 1 Tuesday in Junuury next, ut GaitKiaville,
ecu placed id the lottery wheel, *ud£mf ;) )i Court House, in the utfuul hour* of bale, the foi-
draw or draw* tygriowing pronerty, to wit i cp *'
• v«n in theii[|| Onw road wagon and two horses, one a b)a«.k and tho
mes |>l«ced|2, ;t | 1( , r ^ sorrel, one t»ix und the other seven years old, all
pl>iug w , iJlv»jj{ t , v b»d on a tel he property of Nathaniel W. TbVvnsend^
»f said act, at any time during (h< j/by Haffsf’y a fi fa homed from Hull ‘Superior Court, at tlm
hid lottery. } jin^tam-e of Denis Hhuy v*. said Townsend; the proper-
And he it further enacted hy the authori-*A\y poinu d out ity tlm aefianhint.
mm. u iioiiuwop it oI.mM «atkfn<-iiiriu-ei JACOB EBEIIHART, D. S.
mtl yo .r of his age. (hipt yiappear to the lottery coininissiouera th*t any mistaken Nov. 89,183*2.
J, " "icv arc the proper source Irom wi ^
invention should proceed, und tlmt the peonle, the redress^
‘ icipal at ’ '
lie.
luty retptires that their slundcrotis insinuations shoul,
Iho exposed. That press professes to he the organ olj
n.mu*... M ... «.» ...Ja very respoctable parly in Georgia. 1 ,H ‘ ff r, ’ al
tlreir wisdom act for them ? We would an*wor to nil tliescHJof its reader* hang upon its declarations and statement.-
tnterrugatories; “ those who lend their voice or their voll Switli un ohslinacy that bids cleftanc* to reason or arr 11-
— ,,n R'lsolutiona i t question, should these Resolutions •" Anient. It is therefore not even hoped, that tin* impre
st whose injuries is’to constitute tiie principal and only sub
uvt m d(qiho ri nio»' should remain quiescent till they in!
*J r 5 u - s|, f'iin.‘(l by tlio Legislature itself. We give ouropi-BR j ou n poll tiie minds of such, will he removed.—
fi.i'uh v7"h fraiiiujg.s and with candor: and we fearlcsslyEj ^}j t | ja{ - fl fiesigned, oil tlmt is wished, is. that the intrlli
e obligation* ? It is time to paitsu
ch vital interest to the domestic and >
^families and conimunitic
qhv their acts. Lit:
\ Inch should car
[that they are
■set heavy on
ikon tho bonds ol murri-L*! lamilton was horn in Greenville county, Virginia,22mi|,aim* occurred iu returning names or depoMimg them
subject ofJN||
ial relations.
ptellllll
■'Land came to this State
cut in Ham ock counly near
I7:M) amljjiu the wheels, nnd lols drawn to which the drnwc
AVttlSNS Sli'crffl’# Kal«?«.Wifl he sold,
L J on the first Tuesday in January next, in the town
Dublin Lauren0 county, between the usual hum* ol ;
tliFow ourselves upon i Ua reflection and good sense of 0111
fellow-citizens, to suntAux und aniviort tis inihcin. In con
Husion, we will adopt the words 0. Mr. Rynn’fl resolution,
in reference to tiie State Convent ion, of fours? W'ltu 0 sligntg
vnriuiiim, “ we rnrncstly advise our iullow-idtizens,’ •f , ‘ 1
B ■ B PP if »hcy
Imvo ajiy regard for the violated constitution of their couiH
* r .v, or any desire for equal rights with their fellow-citixens
^not to give their vote* 021 tlio Resolutions” of Mr. iiyun
' a« therein proposed.”
gent and the honest should ho put in possession ol’ tlu*
Tacts. Tho editors intimate unit the Delegates from
Jones county had no rights, were unauthorized, to take
their scats iu the Convention—that they were voted for*
land elected contrary to the expressed wish of the coun-0
ty • and if Hteyare to bo understood, all this was done tof
J 1 .\ . ... ilnulrnv the liberties of
The Nullification ordinance, reported by the OoniniittecJ
of the S. Carolina Convention, appointed to draft it, will bej
<ip|)oiutC(l
•nunc] in our columns to-day. Wc look with much anxiety to
He’ final action of that Convention upon the proposed!
tnonsare. q'|„. present crisis of,our affairs must erentethtf
er (»f his country ; aud must enuae fen fold bittemes
spirit a?ain*t thut cursed spirit of avarice, and lustof pow-J
rr ' H 'bieh 1ms brought upon us ull our evils. We. cunnotl
T^ctO hope but tlmt Congress will return lo a sense ot]
graut equal favor to all classes of the freemen of
tnM States,adhere strictly to the lettcroftlie Constitution,
®n(tthu8#a»c the country they have been called upon to go-
ilsnrp the ri M .;fe ami destroy the liberties oftlie people.!
rx« tl. ,u«.v»rn..iotis edit^r^ remember the presetitmcii'.^
troyedf.
A w*n n Europe will there be? At llie la«t ac“|
counts, the nflTirs of the low countries looke>d rather
Rlooiny. It Holland and Belgium get a quarrelling, ii
•* more Ilian prolmblo n general (lame w ill be lighted]
«Pthroughout the continent. The two great purtim
®y . w b‘ch Europe inflow divided—the liberal and des
potic—-can never settle their difference*—can ttevut
■rranp* their affairs without a desolating war of many
J reiri ’ continuance. The spirit uf these two parti*--|
•"now at war. They r.iet t together in every field;
l e y struggle5 they oppose; they conical every inch
. ‘-rguimsitt—every light of passion. No compro*
]! V! "'ll or can be mad* lodwetm them. One or tin
!' m,,H l rule. The longer the filial appeal to uriDf
aii f ' V,5 d, the more deadly anil destructive it will he
former precedents will he discarded The very
.j 0 "arhsalf will bo changed. Tint military tai
r ’ ot Napoleon will he as much out of place—as fo
| f to Ibe age—m, those ol Marlborough or Seamier
. f8‘ 8chmae has brought a new eleificnt of war in
' since the close of Napuleoii'a career* We
^iii (Maill|N|Wtr( I
will ! * ,in uthu a doubt but (be nett European whi
uinliigiifehed hythe inlroauntion of tbfe ele-
,n »:ut into n. v a. .
Do these-verac .
if the Grand Jury of tins comity, at t!?2 font Hctubm j
Form, which they had the goodness to publish I J iu»j
(■rund Jury was composed of tliose who at lirstappr„\-j
cl and supported the Convention. 1 do not mean
that they acted a* the editor* of the Federal I mold
did. first oppose, then support, and then again oppose :
' ;at toe, m fwfor to cut on the popular current.—|
No. I mean that tho Jury was composed ol those, wiio,|
the first instaucc approved, an,I those who m
the first instance supported the Convention—and
the Grand Jury thus constituted, unanimously recom
mended, that this county should “elect Delegates to, ^
he represented in the Convention. Alter said present
ments. it seemed tolie agreed on all hands, at least «
[far as mv observation exumded, that iVwm unnecessary
to call a second meeting to reverse the dec.iMoii ol he
‘former. Both resistance and submission niencoincnied
i„ ,ho opinion, Hint tho comity would ho wtirriiuted,
upon tho uuthoritv ofwiKl prenontinont., in «o.n- for-
ward und voting ior Dclegnto.. U- wo I known lo re,]
ULt there was ncnrroly an individun to he foum , w jo
was not willing, and in fact who did not wish that the
ronntv .hould l.o roitri-.entod. To toll lire pin in trnth,
Irandit'ltUoi* on the ouhmimuin Hide, thono too that run at
I,ret, were apokon of gem-rally throughout tho epnnly.
ton or twolve days bofitra tho qle«M»oi| And to
riiinru of iMmiuthing tliev have not yet p. r-]
Tripoli.—Crider the date of the21
•am that there was a stispetisfon of |
Itious lielweeti the regency ol I ripuli
xovenimetit, irrowispi out <8 tic* no
|lhe Bashaw w ith the demand on the p
iConsul, of certain dainre ammuting •«, about
payment of winch had been for a long liui:
A Briti !i squadron consisting of two Irigal
I"loop of war, had armo.l. and tin- Ihrehaw wire uo'.ifi
"d thnt il‘ within a specified tittle tint i-laiins nert- no
Laid, tho British Hog would 1.« struck aud the (,'rtireu
eiuhraci-d on hoard the licet. Aceordmglv lac Hag wn.
[struck and nothing prevented the Consul Irom emimi k
nog (ml ilii illucsa urhi-'-ld-'' dimeliler. A sluopol wai
di'spatelied to tlio admiral, w lio it ’ 1
1 i . i. . . 'PI...
And III it further enacted. That all Widows whose hu«
joining Hays and
lo x thc
y, after tho
bmhels corn
i>, ulJ the
libove property levied on as die proper!v nf Henry Bo-
fjlinnori. to satisfy a fi fo in favor of Vwj* y and Baxter,
tnd other Ii fas.
Seven Negroes, namely. Hester a woman yours
■ fnendiv nAa-fci-n. 'Vidmito.-r- were ealled for tl,r„ugl„„,« lire Smte.rL,mk have died Cnee th-' 1st day of Jam-.arv last. andS , »'*?“ """“I';.,"'.27 “ r lZu
m ! tire IjrilidiSjto m-irch agaiiret (Ire hosfilo Creek Indians. ('nptaiiiy. A |io have given in for a draw or drnwrs as widow,, theM^' 1 * j? ^}jj v ,,,,rs old " «'• Ii-ii'-i «i-l - yearn old’ :
'•"••i”-ii mee ol'flilMinltnii again volume,.roil thosorvirej of huireolfand^-ame shall Ire legal, provided, tire husband would • b fi vean old’ Jfickwni a hov i vc ivh old :
^riof til" B.itU,f|iH command, composed of as good soldi, rs ami .reQ',,,,.,, entitled to n draw or draws had he been in life uii-H'.-,f ' ? Looenv ’tevi.^ m. JLLiJE, fi fi, »
),()«)( ,
al-’fl.^.Slatc 4 *
and
infill in the editors of something tlio. - ,
limps learned, those same geotlemcii wore, upon h,
them, unnollllcad on the day ol th.
anuioriiy of one of them, iiiinoimeed on tl
election, as candidates; and anotherOM of thani
I of tire precim-ls where they got a foil partyvote.
, . iu i.i.wi a. Ins name lining run With Ul.
r,|, C r2—firthurtiiure, be stated, that thev had endea, or-
I i .i. a.... ..cil.iiii* limns candid Lies, as pohlli |
and be did not object
.others—fljrlhermoro,
ed to make the feet of their being
las nossihli—had spread it lur a.„. ...... ■ ••
fno, satisfy the genllen.an editors, w ill thoy pleas., Ire
obliging, as to tell me. wlueh shnold havc ue mm
FniMi.kiP !'• opemtiuu*.
B'*I Ihv I ilia ra I party linvw dc« ifiefily lh« mfiitl
Iweieht: seventy five nr eighty men (the larger latri
Ima.h drunk for the at a tumnimou. uteoflng,
1 four hundred sober eitlzeiiial tin- polls I At He I
Ipubln ting, behl ill tins |d«ee. •» AjW»Ma«. thjw
•Clen inreral party Have ilenrteiny tile mug
ilia u. «7**r? * r e*t u *t patron* <>l improvement.
iniaching pursuer, of uvnry dlieovei y aud over)
l**** in art.—Jt’. dhit
wore not more tlmn two hundred pet«>n* prom iit. ifs»
itSZZ — *3"=
IS, .. ilirla«d»e't'ral diW alwr«s»r.'i Utat tt"(
proceed to hostilities—The Bashaw, who is said i d
m be in Ills dotage, lore made attempts to cnmnrimisej
|>y part payment, making even an oln-r ol 1 id,b0tj
llml all such attempts Itave been rejceti-d. !
The plea of property is probably unfeined, since the
xponsive wars in which the Bashaw lias been erigag-
. d, have, very probably, reduced his finances, aud the
power lessening lire sway does not pel mil him III haw
recourse to unusual levies. The ituy, however, liisl
West surviving son, is said to have upwards of a milli-,
in in his private treasure. L
pbe other sons and their three wn es are also coireirl-j
red very rich, although the contributions they have of-
•red iu ids emergent case, for priv ate reasons, are aim
teliier iroidripiitto. It is dilii nil to sere tire policy ol
refusing so large a prbporlietl of their el.oni, uniess lire ^
al purpose of tlio British Ire cnu'iunst, a supposition
hat can hardly lie entorl iin d, nllhnugh tire kingdom o 1
Jhv no nreatis proper- d la n, ,k'' any dof-uce.
H " 27th July.—An ntiempt “O tlic part ul lii« ll'ifhu **•
to lew a contribution, proluered a lornudalde insane'
lion of It) or l,-,,00t) men, who proclaimed a new B i«lt
iw, N'ouhamed, son of the Imc oldest son of his High
" \ Imttle w as fought on the morning of He- 37lh. oi
tile plains in front of the sity, which lasted from day
jilght till the intense heat of the day caused bulb parties
retire. The new llashnw wire distiugnrehod during
ilm action for his activity and daring cour ige. Tho di^]
lafi'eelion of th- country, and tire large fcmfitfceuiaiil
,peeled from tho iul'-imf, render it pruhubie the iltsiii j
ents will Ire uventtmlly stiyeossftl
Thetre ev ents erouta great alarm in the city, nnd t hr
..tint ami Turk »re equally cmnlous of escape on boo
tint tdiippinr. whither nil who til, h*vti repaired wit
|nar IrnMUre Tbe Itriliel* Cmt.iil tieip lal Ind, wnhl
i tat ill**-, givcii an a«tium l# tlm Auvn teiti Consul
n".'iL"*ff in lla* nervire ol* tha I Hit
|Fho duty required of the corp^ of cavalry at-E
Itched to Gun. Flovtl’s co n*n *nd, wo* extremely nrdtt
(in*, lu itip gcuernllv employed oa ncontin^ purticH—
that assigned to ( Capt. Hatnilton was performed iu a:
.officer and soldier-like mantier. He was [ircHent n
the battle of Calihcfi, in which he nnd his bravo men
icquitted themselves witii honor to them.* /, lves and theii'2
[country. No man possessed a greater share of those 1
(•Inracteristics tim t tlw# liriivi 1 , the .i-'.
Lhe hone.;!, k'tnl nnd hospisahu* man, than he who is tht*
subject of this very imperfect notice. The heat eulogy
IffiHt can ho olieren to his memory, may he found ill the
respect aud esteem of those with whom he has fovu-jg
utimately associated for the Inst thiny years. Ho ha', ^
eft a wife, who has boon his kind uud affectionate bosom
output lion for thirty years, and u numerous circle ol
elauoni And friends, to deplore lii*,!o;
[t'OM Ml’S 1C IT Eli. ]
Died, nt his residence in Tel fair cottnty, at 10 o'clock.|
\ M.. on Thursday, the ]. r >th Novumb**r. Mr. At.r.x
1 Kit (iitxiUM. at the Hi/i* of 1*4 years, after having he
•onffm d of a lingering nml'idy five uioriUi*. lie wa
native oft.'iimherlaiid eumitv, North-C'ani’ina, lint foi
r.i re than twenty years be w as a resident of ttio county 1
n vv 1» ch he died.' No furlhtr eulogy w'd! be atterrptc-
as his charucter for integrity, sobriety and many oib* V
:itut s, for which he has ever been noted, fe snflw-i.-iillj
iiowii to hisncqiinitilubccs.) than loony lie dicdwuhi
i iql l iry ennuy, and that lie was for about forty v«*i
'jip-uo i- to In** death, a discreet and constaut lucmbc
if the IVeshytorinn ( 'hurcli.
the kite land lottery and flold lottery act*.
ASBDRY IH’LL,
Sppnhcr of fhr House of Tirpresenlatinez.
THOMAS STOCKS,
President of the. Senate.
A»’provod, November 22. 1*32.
WILSON LUMPKIN, Gotenwr [
(E7*The papers of this Slate will publish the afom
w one#.
ill the above property levied on to a ii fa in
over of Joseph Cuiyninv; . iiennct H; GiriHir.
Nov, 29 CH AS. *8. Gl YTON, Sh’ff.1
.JACKSON MALL.
IMLL will he given at LAi
FAY LTTE HALE, on Thurs*!
day Evening, tiie 0th of December.
Mtllcdgeville, Nov. 29, 1832.
GHTCEABLY to ari order of tlio hone*able tlu>
|; *JSc. Inferior court of Wa^biii^toii'ciiitoly, when ait-,
in# for ordinary purporfes, will bo sold, on the iim
jTumiduy iu February uetft, hqpveen tfce uatfel goura of
j^ald, at tiie Court-Houee dofn^n Aftux’Ocuuiuy,
IArt ul Lund Wo. Phil.v
|*« diaWict of xamuLy. dr ;/ n by Hint
<rv Bedgood iiicgitiuiale.
DRURY jr.fiKUSA, Guardian,
Nov 23 4?i tdn
8 JIOUR months afterdate, application will he made]
1 to the honorable Inferior court of Monroo county-
EOVtGIA, Laureiw Coun(¥..gWbt‘rcT
1ST us George Hcanulon applies ior letters of Ad-
Jmiuisiration on the estate of Ldward Henulun, late of
Laid county, dee—oad •
Theoe Ure therefore to cite and admonish all and sin-t
^■■ )U Vi^’Wlwlar, tiie kindred and creditors oi* wtid deceased, tube
[wiivii aiu.ng.for orthuary purpoxcs. ibr ^^.uid upppear at my office wpliiu the time piesciihcd by
Negro Woman, belonging to Uic ertato td* June Pttller*&j| aw {J ' g } 1RVV CUUB ,, (,f anv they can) why said letter*
“ eu * f ” , feidiould not lie granlad. Given under uty Irand at office,
Blalc ofkaid Ciinjpy, deceased—Sold for the
|*)f the heir* and creditor* of said deceased.
JOHN W. G. GUEEftg Adin’r.
NovcmborOQ. 1W 4m
jtliiH 24tli Jay of November, 1f;W
Sov.jl'i
PEXITESritKV.
| m«7U.|,lre warned, nt ihi, limitation, f„r tin- pnr-l
* V n,.»o of lirovUianing tire (rei.irrl ami ConvirtiJ
rtlreveurl Ha, 18orSO.OOOpmmri.orPoHu
.1 ahn.il 30 bii.h. 1« ,,l < orn tlcill, pm wo. k—T
; U n, n qmnlity m' Hrt'C w ill Ire waul, i alU-r lire loll !
’ M .v
Tinno who mnv wi-h In liirni -Ii any nf tire ahovr
iioU-» will will mi ilre Friiw ip.-ii K,-«-|-, r fur tunu», «Vi-.
By urdi i of Mta (ip anl of Ill-poo lor*.
IOU.N MIU.BK.I
No, 80 4ft 4«
J|]1(U!U moil'll* nflor ilale. ppplienlint will Ire ma>b>g
gi' in lire honoKbV lire Inf,r or rmirl of I enroll''I
nuniv. wh-n aiuiug for ordi.iary i nrpo*.., forlaaveli
!„ II H 'I,at of lam 1 in ih- 13th difirrei of Minn op «oun
V. known Iw No.HO, the property of Sidney Bailoy,
ut o iihi.n.
AN'flHFW Y. HAMPTON. Onardiafl
KovemherW. 1-3‘i 4m
THO. MOORE, c
SJTiniTf) fiom the aiibBcrib
»l - - -
u.ouiat. l,#«ren*4:fl«tw...WW
j, More. \\ • appli.w for Uttem of a.innnt*»nfi]
,’n on lire rr'ulH of J or linn W.*t, Into of Ltttirvn*
minlv. il,-c-on»od :
The," nre tlrerefnr-- to cit« no,I a-lin,mi*li nil nil,I .in-j
[itlnr the kiiidr.-H nu.1 ermlitor* of nnid dMawiI, to be
niilappraratmy ofiSrn, within lire tin." nrwreril.rd h>|
1W,|,. nliew en.l-.e. (If «HV ll-.-Jf *!•«,) * hv Mild I"
Iniiil.l not b„ PTHMlfcl. t iiv mi oinler uiyhiuiu ntol^e
hldaSOiit ittfiroi Nov, lubw. l h --4-
TilO.’.lAh’ MOli.lE. (1-rli
plantation, ln-nr !>ogly I'onr
fine fitmtll Bay B« J
blind in lire righteye, with a wh
- round hi* body, aged nil out It) ydtti
rtrnved about the Kith iron " lnionntttion of «iua
» ill be thankfully received, and uiwurdoiUf required.^
P.-riiCTi, November iii St
TSilMJTd Ol" SldifB
bAbOM *h‘- aulwonbcr
C 1 eo-imv.»likely
MIRBKIj HOI
noor four y«a> old a idut^ltHn _ ^
* fiachcail, ouddlu mark on hfe foil *tde.— *
-it returning Miid !**»»*«* to John Wright of
cUaoiirt!), shall
jinfoiwuinn given to tjic
frnilv received
No* -«
JUkilM
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