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Tlie following gentlemen ore candidates for feats in
the Congress of the United Stales, at the election in
October nest.
THOMAS U. P. CHARLTON, of Chatham,
THOMAS F. FOSTER, of Greene,
ROGER h. GAMBLE, of Jefferson,
SEATON GHANTI.AND, of Baldwin,
CHARLES E. IIATNES, of Hancock,
HENRY G. LAMAR, of Bibb,
WILSON LUMPKIN, of Walton,
DANIEL NE'>-NAN, nf Bt'-lwin,
REUBEN C. SHORTER, of Jasper,
VVTI.EY THOMPSON, of F.ii.ert,
JAMES M. WAYNE, ofCnctham.
RICHARD 11. WILDE, oi liichinoiul,
principal foreign business into the bands ol'English and
American merchants.
liotivar \va.* at Cartlui^rna on the 8th August. An
attempt v.an made npt.n I.h life ohaut the 29th July,
which, however, miscarried, and the ring-leaders were
arrested and imprisoned.
’ The French Revolution.—t'n the preceding and op
posite pages of this paper will he found f J»e detai s ,f
the lote revolution in France, an . ’ . :t r -n- i.** - j •-
snp and unprecedented than any whir', can be found on
the pages of history. We might go into speculations as
M the final result of these movements; but it is difficult,
.in such o nution a3 France to tell what o day may bring
forth. Will the duke of Orleans, or the Dauphin be
Heated upon the throne, or tvill ’ho allies attempt to re
store the tyrant Charles? Wpl a constitutional go.
vernment ora despotism be established? Those ami
many other questions are more easily asked than an
swered. We wait with anxiety for further accounts.
—cips—
At the recent commencement of Middlebury (Ve-.
rnont) College, the degree of Doctor of Pivinitv was
;nuferre(lon the Rev. Mr. Cmincti, President of the
Georgia University. Mr. Church i? a graduate of that
institution.
—
The Macon Telegraph, which paper wc believe lirst
Announced Col. Tattkall as a candidate for a c
(he next Congress, says «t is autie rized to say ll.i.1 f«!.
Tattnall is not a candidate. j
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FOR THE ATHENIAN.
A CARD. ’
A Friend to Politeness and A Mechanic hayf h*4 an
terview, and between them there is no longer any
difference of opinion. The first on his part, regrets if
he has by an unguarded expression unjustifiably woun
ded the feelings of any one, ami the other
grefs that he should have said aught to
^fh « e.«p.ar the
reprobate the practice which it was the oirn of the firs! I DDiiiedlllto command of Lieut. Alston, destined
to ccnsurr, they alike disavow all desire of doing vio- for tile Cherokre nnlion. Tile stitlion in the
mciit for mo (o return. Bjut it js I apprehend,
(he Inller is so clutched away that human jus
tice shall be too lunie-ftiolet! ,lo overtake the
pintles, I can but lukc my wife under one arm
and my children under the other, and seek
some corner of God's domain, where integrity
o&purp.osc and h'otipsi industry, may regain
tvhatAs lost to me in Milledgeville.
Respectfully, yours, ,
. E. If. BtlRRlTlV
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
JCj 5 * We tre authorised to Wununcc Gen. REUBEN •
O N Tuesday the second day of November m-xl, will & SHORTER, »* • candidate to rdpresent this stalcn
be sold, o! Clarkcsville, Habersham eountv, all |’ , n , oxt Congress °f the United States,
the Perishable Property of George Vaiiglutn, sen, di- Jl1 m I*.
the
ceased, ronsisling’i.f lior.eir, Cows, Hogs, Hmisehnl,11 , t-n.,, ., . „ ,,
and Kitchen Furniture, The sale to continue from dev ' „ . ,'f ate authorised to announce E. H. TVSO, ,
to dav until Dll is sold, Term, made known on the day ■ “ * “ n ,< 1 ' d »‘ e ! or . laI Collector of the county of Clark,,
ofsalu. BENJAMIN VAUGHAN, I 1
Kept. SI.— 38-
JOHN VAUGHAN,
■-tds.
Ext’*.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
.. . ... , « i JAYTH-t-be sold on Monday the 1st day nf Novcm.
Major Wager who has commanded for the/ Vv next, at the residence rtf Wiliam Reynolds,
two last years the military post at the Creek j 11
at the election in January nest.
August 10—32—If.
Cash.
the Agency, passed through this town yesterday.
remote .1— - — . <• • *• . * . /
Icnte to personal sensibility.
A FRIEND TO POLITENESS,
A MECHANIC.
FOn THE ATHENIAN*.
Mr. Skate.— I discover a great many worthy names,
before the people of Cieorgia, ns candidate?! for Con-
grrsn; pepait uieto ask, why (>rnrra) Newnnn should
not bp placed upon every voter’s ticket? Is it because he
was a *»<ddier under Gen. Flovd ? No, it cannot be. If
it because he i* poor ? No, it cannot be. Is it because
he want* judgment ? No, it cannot be* Why not then
hot!, parties support him, tho old soldier? I differ with
y« u. Sir, in politics. However, still permit an old Sol
dier a* Seminolie. Aute«ci- him* Cab-bee, to sav .through
your i np» r. idt « ;d so'dmrs should support him; from
them be d*»«*rv<»p support »h x kr.ow him; they will
not vote against him; he ought to bo elected.
“ AN OLD SOLDIER.”
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TOR THE ATHENIAN.
Mr. Editor,—It is not my design to communicate
anv additional information, omi subject which bus al
ready, perhaps, been discussed, in n ccitain way, too j 0 f j| |( , pjg { *j 0
extensively, and that loo by aide and powerful pens. I j. . ' ,
presume, Sir, you almost anticipate mv allusion. 1J Die K
Cherokco nation will also be reinforced by
companies from Charleston and Augusta, and
Maj. Wager assumes the command of tho
whole.
The object of this augmentation of force in
»f Jackson eountv, deceased, agreeably to an or- J
ofthe lioiioraldc the Inferior Court of said county,
ili th»? Perishable Property hi longing to said deceaseJ.
iold for tlm benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de
cant'd. Terms made known -m the dav of Sale.
JOHN N. REYNOLDS, Fx’r.
Sept. 2t.—30.—40d.
i:\RCUTOR\S SALK.
W ILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in December
next, nt the Court-house in Carroll county,
agreeably In nn order of the honorable tho Inferior
the Clicrokeo nation, .is to displace the Gold I p*. ,u, ‘°'• , *f k " 0 " c ”" n 'y. >-"l No. 49, in tlic nth DU
niifnn.j r re • • tnci Carroll ci.intv, belonging to the Estate of William
Diggers, and aid the authorities of Georgia in r c> nolds. foie of Jackson county, deceased. Sold for
executing the laws of this state over the Che
rokee territory.—Columbus Enquirer.
Gold in Alabama.—It may be said that tho
goldjever is now raging with considerable.no-
verity in some parts of this state; and we are
sorry to‘say a number of the goodly citizens
of our peaceful town are strong'y infected with
the Mania; indeed, as the doctors would say,
symptoms are so alarming that w6 dare not
entertain hopes of a speedy recovery. ' As
hot and oppre' “ivo o’s the weather is, several
companies me
the br:n>(it oft bo heirs -and creditors,
known on the day of nnle.
JOHN N. REYNOLDS, Ex’r
Sept. 21.—3.^—tds. f
have reformer* to the all-engrossing ami vital subject
of Legislative REDUCTION. So may arguments and
objections, so divertilied in their character, and at the
same time so remote from each other, as not at once
to be safely grasped by the mind,—so many statistical
vtvws am! labored calculations, have been employed in
r-*gar<l to this question, that it has (icon rendered in a
gH*fil measure confused, and capable of being under
stood only by men of considerable investigation. Mv
object, Sir, is to try nud keep the people awake to this
im; orlar.t subject. Stripped of all varnish, and stand
ing in i’s ' « n nakedness, it is n very simple question,
winch • v ii.deietood by the most liniiitffmhtfl. tt
•s v In Ur tlie m.tuber of members of the Legislature
., ji ;*» r should n<»» he reduced. On.this question I
*». ’it ve every one has marie up his mind, and will an
swer that it should —that the Legislature is now uitire-
ty too large, and that it it was reduced to one half it
\ field do tlu: business of the slate better, am’ save one
Gov. Gilmer has issued bis firoclamalion offering one J half the expense. Lot ns then go to the polls, every
‘ nne determined to give Ids vote for ufoetton, and
fo* such nieiubcrs u . arc in favour of t’ at measure. It
will them devolve upon tbo Legislature to provide a
plan by wh : ch this loJi'ction shall be brought about.
If a convomio. - i- railed, that subject will be the only
one for co'ridemtion. The constitution in all its other
parts will r« main untoucl c»' *
I well k” jW, Sir, it was the policy of those n»©n who
opposed the call of a conv* ntion a few years ago—and
it is ni"' the policy of fb- i d-oeatcs of uon-rcduction—
to throw a veil over D
fun died and fifty dollars reward for the apprehension oi
fnJerie Conner, (chargeit with the rnimlcr of RicUr.l
\lle„,) who made hi. e*cap« on She 2“ti* oil. from the
‘tiil of Meriwcthor county.
The President.—Tho Nashville Republican of thr 1th
•Ast. says, the President left the Hermitage for Wash-
.I.iglrm City on the previous Tuesday. Hi3 route is
tiirouglr Knoxville and Western Virginia.
The si me paper says, the Treaty wilh IhcChickir-
6awi providing for their removal heyoud I ho Mississippi,
•vasconcluded in Franklin Tennessee, on tlie Msi ult.
The Choctaws sjrpointcd the liith of this month to
...pen a negoeiotion for a like object »t Dancing Rabbi!
Creek, near the Agency. Gen. Coffee and Gen. Car-
roll, il is understood, have been appointed Uyllie Presi-
Jeet, Commissioners tu treat with them. Thu '-eertta-
7v of War, it is also raid, will be present to assist in
4 r.ing the trealy.
-<&>-
'.Vo believe something effectual is now doing for tho
-moral of the Gold Diggers Irom the Ciierukc* ttrrr
Jury. Maj. Woger has arrived and a conin'
U'
i Table
ca of the peopV in reference
to thos«? (uibjf'ctB. n.ri. Sir, they have not been'alto-
getber unsucc essful in their attempts. Rut, .Sir, I hope
the peaj l.; will n<»t. suffer thomsclvus to be haltered and
blind-bridled any longer. The following anecdote was
related to me a few days since by an individual of my
acquaintance. A gentleman travelling in the low coun
try, nr tin 'he public road a man with*' downcast eye® -
at.J s'ltnmn l. ok,” who in a very hurried and oxclsmi-
»nry Manner lo.gnn to tail out against the invention, as
he verv empbattcatty termed il; he positively affirmed
that if3 object was to take from tho poor people of our
country their land and cnttle, and to reduce them to a
state of the most horrid penury and starvation. That
the invention had already come with his array of officer*
to execute his dreadful purpose,* and well might ho
bid n Inst sad farewell to all which his soul held dear,
ami «igh as he passed for tlm weeping genius of liberty.
And 1 can testify, ns the result of an attentive obsc
fjjjld will tl*
from tho sa. d
fling the pine hills in search
■ ♦■Ini; perhaps they think the
* .m s tho glistening particles
ore easily-be distinguished
which it iri generally found
mingled,or that if the heat increases, the gold
may mo't , t . ■] f.o found running in streams
down the hill . ? .d *3. VYe understand they have
met with partial rdccess, and it is probtildo
they are now indulging in drfelam^'of the gol
den harvests which they arc destined (o reap.
—Alabama State Intelligencet. v
From the Georgia JortAiak ’
Gainesville, 25th August, 18^0.
Messrs Editors.—I have just seen art article in the
Courier, of tho 16th in8t. .«qiioh I wiaH'youlo republish,
with my remarks on the same H.is'over. the signa
ture of “.Yo Assayir.” No Assayer oegins by’ac
knowledging ho is no o'Bayer, whicH was unnecessary;
fori expert every body knows that, oven .before his ex
pose on the subject of coin- But if ho had ended by
saying he was no calculator, nor knows any tiling about
the standard worth of Gold by the carat, he would de
serve some credit for his candor. He says he “ has ta
ken the trouule to haven piece of coin; purporting to
be worth $10, assayed attne Mint. It was found to be
but 22| carats fine.” Now reckon again.—Tho $10
piece I have estimated at 96 cents per dwt.—lie at 22J
carat* fine—value $9 39—“a trifle”:.-“fcorisequently
worth a trifle morn than Georgia gold dust.” And an
other strange calculation,-—'“ 9 38 cents, giving me a
p r ofit of about 7 per cent.” when it is well known that
the buyers have to give from H7j (the toWest) to 90
cents per dwt. at the mines, which is more than 22 ca-
int gold is worth at the Mint, And the gold dust ta
ken collectively from the mines,ith (he. ordinary clean
ing, will losctr tn 2 t«>6 j»er cant, tnliiixing. AVhere,
then, is the “ 7 percent profit.” No 4>uycr can aver
age one month’s business, for the gold fojxci], to cost
him as low os the worth of 22 1-2 carats fine at the
Mint. I do not know bow much that 14 trifle more
than Georgia Gold d ut” is, and it might save some of
the heavy buyers, perhaps some in Auguvta, to know,
if if is not too late, bow much they may lose on their
gold in fluxing. For according to NoAssayer's weighty
statement, they mu*? be engaged in a bad speculation,
unices tf-ey gr t a premium for the sand,&c.
Rut as flic currency and demand for my coin, audit
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
W ILL lie sold on the first’ Tuesday in De
cember next, agreeably to an order of Hon.
the Inferior Court of Hall County, when sitting for or-
dinui vpurposes, at the Coiirt-houso in Zcbulon, Pike
county, n Lot of Laud containing Acres,
morn or less, being No. Fifty-four (54) in tho 9th Dis
trict of, originally Monroe, now Pike county. Sold as
the property of lato of fluid coun
ty, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors
of said deceased. Terms mude known on the day of
sale. WILLIAM GRADY, Guardian.
Sept. 21.—38—tds.
T HE undersigned will pay a liberal price for young
and likely NEGROES.
Augusta, August 31.—35—4t.
N. B. MOORE.
Sparta Tavern.
rgiO RENT, that spacious and well arranged
Lilia. -B- TAVERN, in the Town of Sparta, Han*
cock count}, at present occupied by Mr. William
Mackie.
This establishment is not surpassed by any of similar
kind in the up Country, and will, with judicious man
agement, yield a handsome return on the capital ep»*
ployed. The furniture and stock will be sold on a cre
dit for approved paper, to any person or persons who
may contract for the premises.
Possession will be given on the 1st November neat.
Apply to McKenzie l bennocii.
Augusta, Sept. 14*—37.—6t. -
MONEY FOUND.
4 SUM of MONEY is now in my hands, which was
found by s Negro in this place. The owner can
have it by describingjt, and paving for this advrriiBO-
ment. THOMAS W. STANLEY.
Athens, Aug. 31.—35.—tf.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
YM7ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in December
v ▼ next, in Jefferson, Jackson county, ogrccably
to an order of the Hon. the Inferior Court of said coun
ty, when sitting for ordinary pui poses, a Negro Man,
named Abram, belonging to tho estate of Thomas Sto
vall, deceased. Sold for a distribution among the le
gatees. Terms mado known on the day of Sale.
» JOHN STOVALL, Adin'r.
Sept. 21.—38—tda-r-pd. . .
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
W ILL be sold,' on tl/c first Tuesday in December
next, at Jcflerson, -'Jackson comity, agreeably
to an order of the houornblo the Inferior Court of said
county,a Tract of Land lying in said county, belonging
to the Estate of Pryor Thorntenjato of said county, de
ceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors.
Terms mado known on the dav of sale.
MARK THORNTON, Adm’r.
Sept. 21.—38—Ida.
* iforccmcnt hat been added to the United St etas’ troops j tio**, in different parts of tho state, that there are ninny | cri;£ jj| j„ Somc of the Banks, sccfii to warrant the
* ‘ . * M Tt, a mditv nursu- whore mind* arc os consummately ignorant upon i fo ...... .. ....
.1"®!* * till "’ n011 " ,ert - n '° ‘Z!k U'lhircl .>.lhccfi»«cl»ju.t mentioned. I b.’ie.o M
cd is, to destroy the provisions, camp equipage, wuru-) ^ Jf , h((U |j ^ t j, c cnrc n f ever}* iionest citizen of
i .xg utensil*, or whatever else is found belonging Jo the fo- # , 0 . j,* a ( () ,Ji fl8 jp a ( C these thick clouds of ignorance
divvers- while they tlicmaclve* arc conveyed to the j which hang about the minds of our Allow countrymen,
’ferry, and put acres. U.c river free or and lo re..,! just principle, and corr™. regiment..
diarge. A gcntlon.»n who travelled lU road a few j
' ' * At that lime » laud claimant from the North was
in <enreh « f several thensand acres of land, in one of
ili** fow counties (Emanuel.) This' circumstance was
related to the surveyor in search of the land.
.neirtwt ferry, and put act. .. tJ.c river free ofj mid lo instil just principles, and correct rentiment..
dtarge. A gviitloman who travelled tha rea.t a lew
• lays ago, inform!- us that he met at least mic hundred
on the road in one day who had been thus expelled
Irom the territory, at taken the hint from this gentle-
. •pacific adininisteicd lo othei*.
—CilSC 5 —
Col. M'Kinney, it is snid by the Notional Intellicen-
•-er, has been removed from hi. situntiet. nl the hood of
'.ho Indian Durcatt. The cause is not stated, nor wns
it known who would fill Ins plare. The situation,
though an important one, ts hut a Clerkship, and there
fore the appointment of his eueccsmr will not need the
confirmation of tho Senate. The usage in tin- Depart
ments is when one Clerk is renu vrd, the next in
succession in the .tf.ee fills the vacancy, il considered
ompetent,
>-SSfc-
Dutrea c/Irelmi.— 1 The late foreign papers eivc most
^stressing accounts of the sufferings of the Irish. The
N. Y. F.venittg Post of the 29th ult. says : "Asa sam
ple of the ntiserablo ststo of want and famino which
rtte Irish people arc experiencing, we find it mentioned
that in the town of Kcntuck, out of a popnlst"-’ of
99,090 persons, no fewer then 12,000 nre enroll, d vs
paupers, Thodctailsgiven oftho extremity of s -n r.
mgs which they endure, nre heart-rending. Instances
have taken place * of persons having bled the cattle
for the purpose of subsisting on the blood, of families
having lived for weeks on the coarse leaves of cabbaec
and on the leaves of the field, without any other food;
and ill consequence, the poorcreoturcs may be seen in
the streets with sunken eves, haggard and emaciated
countenances, exhibiting a mixture of yellow and creen
that seem to vie wilh the unwholesome uliment on which
they contrive to drag out a miserable existence.' It is
affirmed that many persona itad not eaten three full
meals a week fot a long time."
The heavy rains in England and Scotland have done'
much injury to the crops in those countries, Bnd the
harvest has been materially damaged. Muclt flour his
been purchased at the nortli upon speculation, under
the impression that the British ports would shortly be
opened for bread stuffs. A rise in the price of those
articles has been the consequence.
renezutla.—The New Yorji Mercantile Mrtrluer of
-he 6th inst. »•>«We leem by the Splendid, 18 days
from Porto Cevello, thet a new Constitution hsa been
adopted in Vennuele, which for the first time in South
America, grants equal privileges to all religious sects.
Another important regulation hts been adopted, which
prohibits the citiiene of foreign nations, who have not
acknowledged the independence of Colombia, from
transacting business as merchants or agents in the
®ountr.. TU* will hove the effect of throwing the
, '
POR THE ATHtSIAS - .
TO “GF.ORCIAN."—“The l.nrd have mercyupon
the matt, heknnweth not what he u-rllej.”
PLAIN SKNSF..
Front the Milledgeville Recorder.
Jlfesurs. Editort:—1 ttnditrslnnil tho enquiry
ip often (unde, why Mr. IturriU docs not return
nt-d stand his triul, if, ns is now pretty gcncrttl-
|y Itelit-ved, ho 1ms been “ more sinned nguinst
than sinning.” In reply to this enquiry, I hog
you will do me tlie favor of publishing the fol
io wing extracts from n copy of n letter sent by
Mr. Bnrrift to the Solicitor Gonernl.
Respectfully yours,
A. IV. Burihtt.
New Britain (Conn.) Aug. 14th, 1930.
To Mark A. Coopkr, Esq.
Solicitor Heneral, flcargia:
Sin,—I had prepared n letter requesting
thut yon would endeavor to bring up for inves
tigation, the famous “ pninphlet nfliiir,” til the
present sitting of tho Superior Courf of Bald
win county, but regret to find it utterly incon
venient to withdraw my personal attention from
n small work of mine, now in the courso of
publication (to which I have been driven for
support by the wreckers of my property) in
season to he there before tl.c first nr second
week in September; so Hint, unless you hnvn
an adjourned term, I cannot expect a hearing
before the next regular session.
1 regret this postponement far my family’s
snke. and that of my friends and creditors. I
have, or had in Georgia, at my leaving there,
outstanding claims nud effects to the amount
of eight or ten thousand dollars, oyer ant)
above all that 1 owed in this world. If tain'
pirated out of the' one part, and my- creditors
of the'other, it is Polhill's fault. If tho party,
whose advocate I w as, fall into untoward em
barrassment's; and finally loose their Promt at
Milledgeville, ’twill be Polhill’s fault. That
the benefit of my lawful earnings, through
years of toil; is totally withheld from my help
less family, is Polhill’s fault. If 1 can rescue
from the wreckers of my name and property a
sufficient remnant to satisfy the just claims of
my creditors, even this would be ample induce-
. I shaM continue to stamp and issue the Georgia
,-;c \l i:i piece.; of $10, $5, and $2 51).
TEMPLETON REID,
The MilledffcvpV, .Augusta, Macon, Columbus, and
Alliens papers, will ph.-anc publish the above, and for
ward their accnnnts to nic, if it i9 convenient to do so.
Sept. 21.—38—It. ■ « T. R
STOP* sLO^S
AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
T HE siibprrih, rs grateful fur past favors,renew the
tender of their services to their friends and the
public, w ith the assurance that they will ns hare
ttifiire, devote their time lo the interest of their em
ployers.
Their 1VARE-IIOUSES will be in pood order for the
reception end safe keeping ofcountry Produce and Mere
chsndisc.—They deem it duo lo themselvb'sltistate the
situation of their Ware Houses, thus; they art hounded
on the North by Bay.strctt ana the River, on the West
bv an open space of about 180 Feet, bo the Smith by
Reynold Street, about 65 Fcttl wide, and on the East
bv Campbell Street, about 65 Feet wide. In addition io
ihcS' entity against fire,which the nbnvr.lrsr-ribrrl loca
tion presents, they have about the centre of Ihoir Lot it
Hydrant, w hich delivers water from, the qqueduct late
ly completed in tliiw City.
They will grant tho usosl .'boililiee’hjr .ilvtVtcee of
money or otherwise, to such as may favor them with
custom.
A. SLAUGHTER & C. LABUZAN.
Jlugueta, Sept. 21.—38.—3t
NOTICE.
I NOL’R month.offer dale application will he made
to the honorable the Inferior Court nf I lahcrttliotii
county, when silting for ordinary purposes lor leave to
sell the Real Emote of George Vaugliun, deceased.
BENJAMIN VAUGHAN, *
JOHN VAUGHAN,
Sept. 21.—38— w4m.
Exr’s.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TtKfOTIOF. is hereby given to all thr parties ill interest,
1 W that I will make application at thcnrxt sitting of
the honorable the Superior Court olT’ranklincoiinty, for
t'icoppointment olCominissioners to lay off and assign
In me such doworin the Real Estate of my Isle husband,
to which hy the laws of the state I nm entitled.
Sept. 21.-39—m3m. JtJDA WALTERS.
LAW XTOTIC5E.
T HE undersigned will practice lato in the following
counties, and will attend regularly at the Superior
Courts therein t
Clark, Gwinnett, Walton, Hall,
Jackson, Habersham, Franklin, Morgan,
llis office is kept in the tipper part oflhe Court-houso,
at IFalMtuciile, in the county of Clark, where ho may
he found on te’cdnenlayt, and on all public days, whon
ho is not on the circuit.
i.ettersto him may bo directed, either to Athens, or
to Watkinsville, which will be promptly attended to.
Sept. 21.-38—It EDWARD HARDEN.
ICP Tito Georgia Journal and Augusta Constitu
tionalist, will publish tho shove once a week for one
month, and send their accounts tu this office for pay
ment.
NOTICE.
F OUR months offer date application will lie made
to the hnnorublu the Inferior Court of Hall coun
ty, when silting fur ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
part of the Ileal Estate of Thomas Covington, laic of
said eountv, deceased.
THOMAS BYRD, Jun. Adm’r.
Sept. 21.—38—w4m.
GEORGIA, WALTON COUNTY.
William M’Miciiael, )
vs. > III Equity.
John B. Fekdleton. 1
H'allnn Superior Court, August Term, 1830.
I T appearing by tho return oflhe Sheriffnn the above
bill, tlinl the defendant. John H. Pendleton, is not
lo bo found in this county, and il being matte appear lo
the Court that ho resides without the jurisdiction of this
Court, it is on motion ordered, that a publication of this
Rule, once s month for three months, before The next
Term of this Court in some public Gazette, he deemed
a sufficient service, nnd that said Pendleton do appear
and answer said Billon tho Sd Monday in February
next, or that said bill be taken pro conlessn.
A true exit set from' tho minutes of .aid Court.
Sept. 21.—38 mSin V. HARALSON, Clh
TILLA SICA.
T HE subscriber has located him on Lot No. 207,in
tho 2d District of Carroll county, for tlie purpose of
entertaining those persons who may favour him with
a call, and will use all exertions in Ins power to mike
them comfortable. The position is nearly a central one
among the minds now in successful operation, in wlidt
is called the GOLDEN REGION OF CARROLL.
Sept. 7—36—4t \VM. G. SPRINGER.
Coach Jffaking.
T HE subscribers encouraged hy the liberal pafntv'-
age they have received, have enlarged their
establishment and made other neccssary.arrangemrnls
for continuing ihcir business more extensively, st tho
old stand formerly occupied hy Mcridith Snead, in the
town of Athens, being experienced workmen and well
supplied wilh tlie best of materials, they are prepared to
build to any order, either Carriages, Barouches, Gigs,
Stdkoys, or Tilbrrrics. They intend by strict attention
and tho faithful manner in which their work shall be
finished, lo deserve a shure of public patronage. Re
pairing dune in the neatest manner, and ut shortest
notice. Also all kinds of saddling and harness making,
and repairing.
Sign and Ornamental painting will he executed help
in superior style. CLARK & YOUNG.
July 13—28—w2m.
PLA.1T7KRS HOTEL,
Athens, Georgia.
MnUE subscriber having purchased the inti,
. .1 rest of Mr. John Martin, in the house for
merly known and kept ae the “Athens Tavern,” lias
opened a HOUSE of ENTERTAINMENT, where hr
is prepared tn accommodate Boarders and Travellers.
The hot.se has recently undergone some improvements;
and iB situated in a desirable part of the Town. No'
exertions will be spared to render the situation of hi*
guests at all times pleasant.
His stables which o.-e as good a t nny in the country,
havo been fitted up at considerable expense, and are
well furnished. Persons wishing lo hire horses, or to
obtain keeping for the same, can he accommodated it
all times upon reasonable, and lie trusts satisfactorr
terms. JOHN A. BYRD.
July 6.—27—tf.
THE POST OPTICS
I N this place, together will the Lotted and Paper* .
remaining on hand at this time, has heen removed
tn the BOOK STORE OF SHAW & EDWARDS. All
persons indebted tn the office cither for Newspaper or
Letter postage, will have the goodness to csll on tht
subscriber (who has the accounts nf said office in !na
possession) and make payment by tho 1st of Oclobor
next—at which lime, the doalh of the Post Master, A.
Graham, Esq. renders it necessary that, tho affairs of
tho office should be closed.
ALFRED M. NlfBF.l’, d. r. v.
Athene, Sept. 14— 37— tf
GEORGIA, HALL COUNTY.
Court of Ordinary, Sept. Term, 1830.
I rpON tho petition of Robert Evans, Artm'r. of the
I Estateof Anderson Evans, deceased, staling that
Im has well and truly Administered upon "aid estate,
and praying tn Int dismissed from Slid Administration,
it is ordered,! hut publication be mule oft his rule agreea
bly to law, atiii if no reuse be shown to the contrary,'
letters will be granted after the expiration of six months.
A true extract from the minutes, 7lh Sept. 1830,
GEORGE HAWPK, Clk.
Sept. 21.—38.—m6m.
NOTICE.
A I.1. persons are w arned against trading lot a rote
of hand drawn by inysell'tn John Harwell of lla-
bersham county, Klate of Georgia, for the sum of Eight
Hundred and Fifty Dollara, dated the 18th December,
1829,and due the 25tli nf Deremher, 1832, aa it was
fradulcntly obtained,and there foie I will not pay it.
JESSE O. BOUCtlELLE.
Abbeville District, S. C. Sept. 14.—37.—tf.
M ADISON County TaxCollecior’a Sale.
On the first Tuesday in December nrxt, within
the usual hours of sale, will be sold, the following pro
perty, or ao much thereof os will satisfy the taxes
thereon, and cost**, lo wjt:
One Lot of Land lying in MwdLson county,
situated on Black’s Crc«;k, containing Tirco Hundred
Acres, more or foaa, adjoining Jourdurtand oilier®, and
one Trict containing two Hundred Arte*, more or leas,. „.. nv „, v
situated.on BUie»atone creek, adjoimtiffFecutln, aili!! OKOKGIA, J.\l IlSON GOUN 1 i»
For Sale.
J^ strong able bodied Negro Fellow, about 22 years
office.
August 21.—34—If.
granted to Jones:, levied on os the properly of Abner
Donnelley, to satisfy his Tax due ilie State ana county,
forth*»yeitr,1825—nnd hi* tax amouitffoi?tn$Df)centrf,
for Iho yeans 1827, 1828, and 1829. Conditions cash.
One Lot of Laud, containing Two Hund
red Acres, more or less, lying in Madi-on bounty, on
the waters ofBroad River, granted to Doadan .*‘levied
on aa the properly of William Hanna, IP h*tisfy hi« tax
due the State and County, for thft>e»r* 1827, 1828and
1829. Tax due SI 72 cents. Comfoiona rash.
Sept. 21. • JOHN HOPKINS, r; >.
w
MEKEAS Henderson Willingham onJ Willis
Willingham, apply lo me ft* letter! of Adminis
tration on the Estate ol Samuel W illingham, late of
said county, deceased : v -
These ate then-fora to cito snd sdmnniidt oil sad sin
gular tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, i„ he
a i i( | appear at mv office within the time prescribed b>
lew, to shew cause if any they have, why said letters
should not he granted.
Given under my hand this 30th day of August, 1830.
1 EDWARD ADAMS, c. c.-o.
GEORGIA CLARK COUNTY.
W HEREAS John O. Wright applies lo mo ftrr
letters of Administration, on the Estate of Ab
fred W. Wright, deceased:
These arc therefore lo cite and admonish all and sins
gular tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear ut my office, within tho timo prescribed hy
low, lo shew eausc, if any they have, why said letters
should nut he granted
Given under my hand this 6th dav of August, 1830.
Sept. 7—30 JOSEPH LIGON, d. c. c. o.
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the estate of William L.
Grtffcth, late of Madison eountv, decrused, nro
reque -ted to remit forward without delay, and settle
accounts; and those to whom the estate is indebted,
will please render m their accounts in term* of the law
MARY GRIFFETH, Adm’x.
FRANCIS P. EBERHART,
JAMES LONG,
Sept. 7.—30—40,1. Administrators.
A JVEIV MAP OF GEORGIA.
T HE subscribers have now under the hands of the
Engraver in New York, a complete-and s| lendid
Map of the state of Georgia, the greater part ct mpiled
from actual survey, with all the district* ctrrfi lly laid
down and numbered, the whole completed with gi rt
labor and exactness from the latest and most authentic
information, in a stylo not inferior to any thing f t the
kind yet presented tn the public, with s table ordistan-
cts from the scat of government to every county silo
or place of importance in tho state. Tlie districts in
the new purchase end lower counties ere all numbon d
in the corner*, so aa to enable a person to ascertain
the esact situation of any lot of land, and will he pain
ted and finished off in the neatest manner—a part of
them canvassed, varnished and placed on rollers, the
balance will lie on thin paper nicely folded in morocety
and will be for sale in Milledgeville by tho first of Oc
tober next. Those on rollers at Fbce Volien, and the
pocket map of the same size at Finer Vidian.
Persons residing at a distance wishing to procure
the map can do so hy sending by Ihcir membtra, as t
sufficient number of thrm will be kept in MilledgeviU*
during the session of the Legislature.
CARLTON WELLBORN 1 ,
ORANGp GREEN.
July tfWr • T
