About The Athenian. (Athens, Ga.) 1827-1832 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1831)
flnld i* rising in value. in relation to mlver. jj,, r j nt , the last throe hundred years, gold lias w j,l, S ome temporary exceptions, been gradu ally advancing in value; during the last 20 years, the enhancement of gold in respect to silver, has been quite as great as it has ever bcl'nre been, during any equal period ; and onhl “till continues to rise. The immense power of machinery which has been brought jam use in our time, is fully applicable and is pow applied to mines of silver ; and the quan tity of silver extracted from the earlh, has from this cause, been already greatly increa sed. The quantity of gold obtained from the earth, has not heon niueli increased hy anv recent improvement of the art. The present progress of change certainly is, to raise gold and depreciate silver, in respect to each other; and it is highly probable that gold will contin ue to rise and silver to fall, in the future course of their relative value. Mr. S. thinks that the ratio of IG to J, pro posed hv Mr. Ingham and Mr. White, though recommended hv the consideration that this is the proportion adopted bv Spain. Portugal, and all America, except the United Slates, is, however, too high, Upon all the facts, he prefers the ratio of 15 9 to I, and submits a bill accordingly,—Hall. American. Elliott's Cut.—The passage bearing this name, connects Wappoo Creek with Sion > River. The steam packet John David Alim- gin. (’apt. Dubois, used this Cut on Wediu s- dav last, on her passage from Savannah to litis city, and is the first steam boat that has passed through it. On application to the Le gislature, a few years ago, an appropriation was made for the opening of this pa-sage, and a contract was entered into for that purpose, with Messrs. Thompson and Walker, at a rust of about 811,000. We understand the land cost 87000, making the total expenditure on Ihe work, about 819.000. As Internal Im provements, at the expense of this State, have nut always been romplctcd with credit to ( on- tractors, and justice to the Slate, it is 'out pro per and right that this instance should be noli- ced. Although the benefit to the public, re sulting from this work, will not probably be conunensiiratn with its rest, it is with pleasure we stale that it is now finished, ronformnbly, as we understand, with the terms of the eon- tract—with the exception ns to time. The Cut is straight, about 600 feet in length, and of sufficient.width to accommodate the Urges! steam boats that ply on our waters.-C7iai7r*/on Courier. The population of the Territory of (rkan- srs. is ascertained to be nhoui 26000, and no increase «f morn than 100 per cent, since the census of 1920. CO*T CH5*53. The following are the preamble and resnln- tions submitted hv Mr. ITavnes in the Hrmae of Representatives, on Tuesday the 11th of January: Whereas, without a considerable diminution of tho revenue, the public debt will, in a very •fow years, he redeemed and discharged ; and who'eas the end of republican government is the prosperity and happiness of the pcnnU ; Olid whereas this end cannot more rortninlv bo promoted tlinn hv a system of taxation that will leavo the largest portion of the products of labor in the porkets of tho peonle : and whereas the necessaries of life «hnu d. ns far B3 practicable, be exempted from taxation: ond whereas brown sugar has become an nrti- cle of great and neeessarv consumption nomng all rlasses; nnd whereas the present dutv <>a Ihnt article inmorted from foreign countries be ars an itpjust and extravagant nronortion to tho nrigitinl cost in foreign mnrkets ; nnd wheroaa thero is good reason to helieve that the tax collected bv the government upon its presented by Messrs. Frclinghnysen and -link •. Iroin Now Jersey »ud Pennsylvania, praying for a repeal of tho law of the last ses sion. providing for the rcmuv.il of such of the southern Indians as determine to emigrate to the country beyond the Mississippi. In the House of Representatives. Mr. Vcr- plauck, from the Coiumilteo of Waya and Me ins, reported the Indian appropriation hill tor the year 1931. The joint resolution on Ihe subject of mileage of members of Congress, reported hy .Mr. Hall, from the Committee on Public Expenditures, was taken up, and the amendment of Mr. Hall was adopted after some discussion. The subject, however, was not finally disposed of, when the hour expired. Mr. Ilurhannn moved to postpone the special orders of ihe dnv, for the purpose of taking op the hill for the reliefof insolvent debtors ; hot the motion mis negatived. The House then went into a Committee of Ihe Whole, Mr. Findlay in the chair, and look up the bill re specting the claims of ex President Monroe. It was dehatpd hy Messrs. Spencer, of New fork, (’oka, I brie. Borges,and Merrcr. When .Mr. Merrcr concluded, at half past 4 o’clock, the question was put on Mr. Chilton’s motion to strike out the enacting clause of Ihe hill, und it was decided in the affirmative, ayes 73, nays 67. In the Senate, on the 18th, various hills uere introduced; among which was one hy Mr Renton, to reduce the duties on Indian hl 'likets, and other Indian good ; which was re'i-rred to the Committee on Commerce. ' lie following hills were read a third lime, null passed : The art to aid the Slate of Ohio in extending the Miami rami! ; the act authori zing Ihe Teirilnrv of Florida to open a canal between Chipola river and St. Andrews’ Buy ; and the act for establishing a land office in the Territory of Michigan. In Ihe House of Representatives. Mr. Ver- planrk, from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported a bill making additional ap propriations for tlm improvement of harbors and rivers ; which was read a first and second lime, nnd referred tn a Corninittco of the Whole on the slate of the Union. In the Senate, on the 19l!i, Mr. Bernard prese’-.ted a memorial from sundry citizens of Pennsylvania, remonstrating against the remo val of the southern Indians beyond the Missis sippi. In the Senate, sitting ns a High Court of Impeachment for the trial of Judge Peek, Mr. Meredith commenced his argument in fa- vor of the respondent, and continued to the hour of adjournment, which was about 3 o' clock Mr. M. nnt having concluded when the Court adjourned, his argument will he con- tinned and it is presumed concluded to-mor row. In Ihe linuse of Representatives, after Ihe presentation of various reports, and the intro. doetion of several private lulls, Mr. Verplanek, from the select committee on tho subject, re ported n Ini! supplementary to an art for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of the army of the Revol ition; which was read twice, coin milled to a Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union, and ordered to he printed, Mr. Wayne submitted a reso lution to inquire into the expediency of fixing •i beacon on Ihe White Oyster Beds, in the Savannah river ; which was agreed tn. Mr. Wiekhffo proposed a series of resolutions of n very interesting nature j one. on the expedien cy dismissing from Ihe armv the siiperniiinera- rv '-revet 2d lieutenants another, fixing the uerind of admission of cadets, into the West Point \cadernv, between the ages of 17 and 21 ; and prnvidm. that all the graduates of that academy should he discharged from the arrnv when their services were not acluallv nerded; nnd a third proposing an inquiry ns to i!.e propriety of authorizing the appointment of officers on the line of the army .from merito rious iion-roinmissioned officers ; a fourth re solution referred to ihe number of cadets in the academy, now authorized hv law In the Senate on the 20th inst. the hill in- EXF.CUTOR’S SALE. WlfriLL t»- sold „ii ll tirst lucidity in April next,] V T oi Ponii-lsvillc, Made,.a county, opii-c-hlv t,, I 'field, staff*, and company officers, of the Uni- j ted Stales’ army ; which was. in accordance j with the rules of the House, laid upon the la- j hie fur one day. The Speaker presented tn | the House tho following comtminicntuins: j from the Secretary of the Treasury, in rela- jtion to the cultivation of sugar, which was or dered to he pr.nted ; from Ihe Secretary of War, on the subject of increase of the corps of Topographical Engineers, which was refer- ! red to tiie Committee on Military Affairs: and Irotn the same department, in answer to a re- , solution of the Utilise, ns tu Ihe expediency of : reducing the number of the nffi -era of the ar- jmv, which was similarly cnimiiittrd. The hill to establish n uniform rule for the eompii- , itafion of the mileage allowance to members of ?. f 1 . j Congress was read a third time and passed, j b, After the House had acted upon various pri- the heirs and creditorst.f suit) deceased. EHERirrS’ SATES. LARK he lust will and testament of John Millican, tai• count a , d*c»‘U'« H, a Tract of I.anrf containing n ;c limsd- red ami twent v-live Acrt-a, more or less, aitti-ftcd on ,, n - ■•*—•» w... ... llro.nl River in said count), nnd three Ncgrnus, to wit: j 1 “ botiN-llonae ln «»•* low » <*f Watkineville, Clark ‘ V 111, nan c of’ Muff, uIhhii tmv \ roun,v ’"»* h,n i»«ual lioura ot sale, the following .. .. . -i.-.-i.s... _,r ... • ptoiwrtv. to wit: iff *ALARK sherifFs >ule.—On tur nrst * ’ Tuts,lay j„ AltCII next, will he sold at a negro woman by - veara of age, Mary her daughter, about fourteen, | P ,0 l lct, y» ' v ' and I.ydm a daughter about eight or nineyears of age; ulso, the jIoii8t-hold and Kitchen furniture. Sold for the benefit of the heir** ofsaid deeeaaed. W ILLIAM MILUCAN, Ex’r. Feb. 1.—5—td*. A DMI NISTR A TO R\S S A LE. ILL lie will, in Jefferson, Jackson county, on ▼ V tin fir.it Tupaday in April next, ugrt rnblv to i order of the honorable the Inferior Court, one Lot it! county, on the , , • . .»!• p in iii«: ecniiie un I or ^uui iiimi. mi- iiiii hi- importation, amounting to one million four ^ |JcH „„ , lV Mr . Benton, for red..- hundred and thir v-four thousand nine hum red . pjnB (||1(jpH „ n In(Ijnn , llnnkeN wns rp#d and sixty-one dollars and eleven cents. ,s las. )(m acrom) Terrel to the rnmmil- ,han half (ho sum taken from tlm. pockets or, , m |n(Ji Mr Smith, of Mary. Iho people under the opyat.on of the ex,.t ng; |nndi from )| o rnmmi||pp „„ F(nan ,. p< duty, the quantity mnniiseurer m r | lv hnm ,| 1( . subject Iwd been referred, reported States with... the year 1930 having been e.t,- ^ |(j)| f ^ . „ f , ||p Hoties on silks, mated at 100,000 hogsheads, equal »o ino.. , innieii n, *u.,. r ’ , ; drugs, medicines, uerftic as, Sir. which wa« non ono neimda a* ilimn onnlu nor nnorin. I , . » »• read, and ordered In a '.croud rending. 000,000 pounds, at three cent- ner pom,id. protecting duty equal to 3,000,000 of dollars. Resolved, That the Committee of Wav« and Means be instructed to inquire into the expediency of reducing the dutv on brown an. gar. imported into the United States from for- eign countries. In tho Senate, on Thursday January 1th. Mr. Benton submitted a resolution, directing the Secretary of the Treasury •«> report to the Senate, nt tho commencement of the next, In the House of Representatives, the reso lution of Mr. Wirkliffc on the suhiert of ihe cadets at Weal Point Veadcmv. and Ihe for- Iher organization of ihe nrmv with respect to commissioned officers, was taken op, and adopted. The resolution of Mr Potter on ihe snhjeet of the transactions of the Rnnk of the United Stales for the year 1830, was like wise agreed to. Ill the Senate on the 21st inst. petitions session of Congress, the annual amount, in ; p prr8pn , cd |, v !\i essrs . Roggles, Onmdv quantity and value, of importalions and c*pnr- j n|)d Snn|V , rd . nnd reHn |»tir>nft were introdue. d tations of simdry articles of drugs, medicines, by Mps;trs Hendricks, and Robinson. The and dve stuffs, with the gross nmoim a re- nn npproprlaiion for r-ompKnnatins venue accruing upon the importation of ea h M , , and „ ilnpss „ a n „ cn ,h n g the trial article, nnd the net. revenue received ,nto b«, nf p p ,. k> w „ s nrd(>rr(i llB engrossed lrensury. nn to give ml v!^ nr B » n"d nl a siihseqncnt peri- t,me at which the duUe* upon ho w mny , ^ rpnd , he , hird tifn e nnd be abolished, without affecting the paxm-mt of, appropriations for the nolilic debt: and to stale whether anv of. P a! * Heo - * • r j the politic a . , . d pp I the support of revoluli-nary nnd invalid pen- the said articles are of the growth nr produce " f „ , s31 waa alao ordpr ed of the United States, and. also, to what amount ~’ r ‘ Aftpr „ nnsa( . lin(! a por . compared to the w ants and consumption of the Union. x^nion. . »• . at 12 o’clock, resolved itsell into n High • norl In the House of Representatives, Mr. Mai- « ^ for „ )P tria , <lf . rild g P Pe rk . ktry, from the Cominitlee on wh^iAlr. Meredith continued his nlilesrgu- presented a report, and Mr. Monell a o n er resimiident. The court presented a report, report on the same subject, six thousand co pies of each of which were ordered to be prin ted. Mr. Doddridge, from the Committee on the District of Columbia, reported, with amendments, the bill for the construction of a railroad from Baltimore to Washington; it was postponed till Monday. The further con- •ideration of tho resolution of Mr. Havncs, for the reduction of the duty on brown sugar, xvns deferred until Monday the 24th of Jan- narv. In tbe Senate on the 14tb, petitions were tion of the usual kind of business, the Senate at 12 o’clock, resolved ilselfinlo n High Court mont in favor of the respondent. The eourt then, at half past 3o’elnrk, adjourned. Mr. Meredith will, it is presumed, finish his argu ment to-morrow. In tho House of Representatives, the reso lulion of Mr. Leiper, calling upon the Post- master General to communicate the cause o' the irregularity in the rereipt of the mail, and to devise some menns for preventing the re currcnee of stick delay in future, w is t ike-, up and adopted. Mr. Draytoi submitted a resolution on the subject of the number of the vale hills, the joint resolution on the subject of compensation to members, was taken up and discussed till the close of the iumr. ({jp Wi* art* authorised to sin* nnitnce THOMAS hlllUHT nn a ramlitintn lor Surveyor, on the Tirol Moudav in February next, IV*• n ClsirkVouiity, for running oiriamid in the Cherokee Nation. Fob. I.—5—ids. ELIJAH OLIVEIt, Adm’r. to me< ii a i\r \ |ROP(»S\LSwdl be received hv the Pnidenti.il! One Hundred and Fifty Acres of Lnnd, rent li-ss. III soil! c ||.|!V, lying on the North y..rk of ihe Oeniife Riv,-r, adjoining Chandler ond i.thrra : levied on n» llie prnpertjr „f V. illinmaud John llunran, tosaiisly iwn 6. lun issued in m a JiulirrV curl in favor of I Icmy Swan, vs. l\ iliiam nnd .hdir, Puneaii. One Negro woman hy the name of Fanny, titinul sixty tears nl age : levied on as the prop-,tv of Nancy Humphries, to satisfy two fi. las. i-suert Irotn a .Insiice’s court in favor of Stevens Thornus, vs. Nancy ltiun|ilirirs. .lun. *2“,. JAMF-S IirNDON, Sli’ff. rf^LAHK SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will he solrl, on the first Tuesday in APRII next, at the Court l ions., i.i the town of N'ntkm ville, Clark county, within llio lawful hours of sale, the following property, In wit: Two Negroes, Lucy a Woman about For- JNTAV MAP OF Gr 2 O a Cr 1 1. ^SUBSCRIPTIONS to tin* New Map recently pub (idled b\ Mesara. Welhorn & (Jrenn, will be re ceivetl at the B'»*»k Store ot’Sliuw At Ldivards. Tliosi who may wish to obtain u copy of fIiim Map, can b* liirni-btd without delay, hy Hi^nifyiii^ their wislies to thi above Firm. Pric e of Mops on Kollera five Do! lari*, Pocket Map-*, three dollars. AI nens, Feb. I.—5—If. cnee, in favour of Clmrlea A. Redd, %n. William T. Riown. Piopcrty pointed out in raid fi. fa. ISAAC S. A INTENT, I). Sh’fT. Jan. 25. Ordinances for the Town of Ath ens, 1831. I. For defraying nrceswry expenses there shall be laid the following toxe*, viz : 1st. On all free male white persons of the age ot tw mty-one years and upwards, one doPar each. 2d On all negro slaves,twelve anil a half cents each. 3d. On all free negroes under the age of sixty, one dollar. 4tli. On each hundred dollars worth of town lots and hooo's, twelve and a l»nlf cent*. 5lh. On each hundred dollars worth of stock in trade, twelve and a half cents. 6ih. On each practising Lawyer and Physician, one dollar. * 7ih. On each wheel, of all pleasure carriages, twen ty-five cents. 8fh. On each retailer of spirituous liquors, ten dollars. 9th. On all theatrical performances, caravans of rore animals, and all • tlier exhibitions of curiosity or plea sure, designed as a source of support to the proprietors ; nn each five dollars. II. For the preservation of peace and order 1st. »\ hite persona guilt y of riots and other breaches of the peace, shall hi- liable for tie-first offence to a fine not exceeding five dollars ; nnd for each snceerc- ing similar violation, to a fine not exceeding fifty dol lar. 1 *. 21. Black per§ mm guilty of riotous conduct, to he liable to a penalty not exceeding ten lash'*; and for • sell subsequent act of like nature, to a penalty not exceeding twenty-five lashes. 3d. Negroes shall not bn allowed to collect impro perly as to numbers, under a penalty nnt exceeding fifteen ln*he<* each. 4th. Negroes shall not absent themselvrg from their ova new* premises afier 9 o’clock at night, without s permit. 5»h. No negro slave shall be allowed to hire his nr her »ime ond reside within tho to»« n of Athens, unless hi* or her owner, or guardian shall gives bond with good and sufficient security in the sum "f fifty dollars for one year for his or her good behaviour; nor shall nov negro he allowed to sell spirituous liquors within •aid town. Cth. Firing a gun within the limits of Athens, to be subject t'» n fine of one dollar. 7 *. Running a roisc in the town of Athens, subject to a fine of one dollar. AttrMt .LAVtF.S NISBF.T, Chairman. N. A. ADAMS, Secretary Committee until Ihe tirsi Mnnilav in April next, , v -<iv.- war. <.i »,.. .....I . i . k „.. ... J—r v-? what .. required lobe done, we ia.i.e them to j„. " " '* f ' ? 6 ’ ’!'’** '•’ r yrl.,...rr of a o ort. Hpeettnn otthe present ruin, and to a further roumuini- cation with the Committee on any subject connect'd with the above object. In the first place it most he understood, that the propositions made, will not he binding, either to the proposer or the Committee, as the -ame will have to be laid before a full mei tiuguftlie Board of Trustees nt the line aforesaid, subject tn their ratification or such alterations as they may he pleased to make. W ith this undeistiinriing, it is requested that j t , the proposer will stale the lowest sum for «* hich lie * 1‘ivt* lltit:dr<*d AcrcH «r l*und. ni'in* or lc*. w 8f will restore the Kdifiee to its former situation m all r#- King on Chandler's Creek, adjoining llilcy and «»• bets; tperts. Then wind dediiclions will he made, 1*1 f„r ‘ levied on us the property otAM Pearson, to sntuf> S omitting tin* inaulle peices, which before were of the ' fi. f«. issued from llnll Supeiioi Court in favor nl Jae.es rami' kind of tho*e in the old College. 2d. For cluing- i Rylce,jun. vs. said Feurson. Property pointed out by ing the Pannel into bittou d*mrs 3d. For omitting ! the plaintiff. Ur:!"'- 1 r r" m f 1 i" , f r Tr , 4lh - Two Hundred Acres of Lnnd, more or lean, for omitting one of llierlosets in ill*’ jam* ofllic cliim- • ... ■ ’ ifference will be I„a.leia the ceil, adjnimag ri'n'miiai'd oibcra, mclu.ting the pi. .laiKUl tl ' LI. SkcrilPa Salr.—On tilt* first Tuea- day in MARCH next, will he sold, at the Court ; House in fit*- town of (•aincaville, Nall county, within i the usual hours ot sale, the following property, to wit: •ties, and 5th. vvliat <Iilf*-r writer Alexander Cavin lives : levied ing or plastering *'ver brad. The Edifice it i>. expected ! \"V" "" V* r r e ' f” will be re' I »a ,lr.m ff u. H w as before.and i„ . „-,„k- » l “' properly of Alexander Cav,a, lo eausfy a 6 fa manlike and In tin. end. when Ihe haildins i. »•'' S "P‘ ""fT ' n 5 ,vor of finally lei, bmid and ace.irily will be required. As me -en. fur the n.e of Daniel Byid, v». >aid Cavin bnildina is much W.nle.l, ihe nhortneu nflime in w hich «" <l Benjamin U liorlon, aeenrity. il will be i omplcled. will be a preal object in deeidinp Jan 25. JACOB FBF.RtfART, Sh’fT. The payments inquired mii.il also A. S. CLAYTON’, JAMES NFSBir, A 'VALKl.ll, AVM. II. JARKAON, Pnl lentiiil Rommillcc. PLlalTTSSS G.1I.VESV1LLE, GEORGIA. P1T1 lF. Subscriber having pnrcbnsrd the establish- V. ’ciit heretofore occ ipied bv Capt .1. \V. Shaw i this place, has opened it as n I Luise of Entertain ment for travellers and boarders, where lie Ii pea lobe able by his own personal attention to hotinr ss,io render general satisfaction tn all who may favor him with their miA’om Tb»* Planter’s Hotel is situated *.n a henuti- Col eininenrent the corner of flic Public Sq*inre, North of the Court-house. The village is situated in a high healthv cniiutiy and is rapidh improving, and in the immediate viemity of the g Id Region, where perhaps ■soil* from tin lower part of the Slate, would do as II to spend a part of their time in the summer, as hy travelling in the north through a people, who arc con stantly reviling and slandering thorn. L. CLEVELAND. Tan. 25. -4—tf. L t PAYSTT . H LL, MII.LEDGEVII.LE. GA. H \Iil< SliurifT's Sale.—On ihe first Tues day in M ARCH next, will hcaidd, at the Court House in the town of (iaini svillc, Hall county, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Our Hundred nnd Twenty-five Acres of Land, more or less, whereon Jesse Clayton now lives, adjoining Mrs. Frost and others : Icvii d on as the pro perly of Jesse Clnyton, lo satisfy o ft. fa. issued trout llall Inferior Court in favor of Jiinies W. Jones & Coi vs. sni*l Clayton. Two Acres of Lnnd, mere or less, lying on the Chistatee River, immediately above Leather's F«ril: levied nn ns the property ot lltnry Hincb, to soti-fv sundry fi fas in favor of P. J. Murray, vs. said llinclc. Levy made and rcturntd to me hy 'a Consta ble. Fifty Acres of Lnnd, more or less, whereon Valentim Vance new lives • levied on as the property ut Valentine Vance, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from I Thu Superior Court in favor of William Menrs, vs. said Vance. Proper!) pointed out by Mi ars. One Hundred Acres of Lnnd, more or le»s, lying on the Chattnhooi hee River, Immediately ho- low Stringer's Ford : levied on ns the property of jovial itisfy two fi. fas. one in favor «f VV’doy jYO J'Jill IFF OF Pint EX. FREE TRADE. E A K T It E N-VV A R E, Lookin'; (ilosst-s, &c. Thos. J. Barrow & Go. Importers, 89 Water-Street % .Vno- York. OtTKR FoR SALE, T HE largest ond most complete asaortment «f Ear thenware, lalass, China, plain and gib Lo tting (j|ds*es, &e. which Hie New-York market mil atfod, comprising every style and variety of the newest pat terns. They return their most cordial thanks to inctr friend- in the Southern Stales, for their support in the persecution now carrying on against them, (or their rc- f iHal to join n combination in fixing one tariff of line s for Crockery, throughout the trade. If is maiul) at tributable to the influence of our Souther* friends that we have been enabled to survive thus far, in Ibis mo-t trying situation ; exposed to the c-muhined influence aiid capital of the whole trade, endeavoring to effect our ruin and expulsion from business. ID pledge our• selrti to our friends to give them ert*y ^ntisfaction in <ntr power as regards the quality of our gO >d*. Ihe excellence of ourpockers. and the lowness our prices for Ca*h or City Jleeeptanc.es; mid in return, solicit from them a continu ance of their patronage, and parircidnrly request those who have influence with their friends to exert it in our behalf, as we trust the cause is one they are all inter ested in, and much benefit will areriiti to us Irotn their friendly acts in this way. It has been said, the Com bination was hr*.ken up As it regards prices, this is trie, and all. ice think, friends er foes trill allow that tee hare effected this change; hut we do assure our friends, that at no period since we cotnrnenred our system of unshackled prices were we in greater vantofo«sts- lance than at tlu* present moment. Thi combination of mm arc tearing no meant untried fur effecting wr ruin, that they .nay revive the otd system; our credit and rha- racti r arc* assailed in every Hut pc, our importations wavlaid and «tupped in every instance where threats are sufficient lo intimidate the manufacturers ft* m***i|>. plying us.--In fine, no vexation or trmdde which the malice of men could device, ha« beer, neglected in this struggle to subdue us. A' t oecc more call upon every friend of a free trade to come up lo our support, a<*d pledge our*ehcs to give them no canto to repent ot t heir liberality. T. J. B Ml ROW k Co. 88 Wrier-Street, above Old Slip. Feb, !.—5—tf. Shaw, to Matisfy two fi. faa. one in favor’ «f w’tloy Ha hi i nnd the oilier in favor of Thomas Kenugli, vs. said Shaw Property pointed out by the defendant. Fraction whereon Dnvid B. Kifehctirt nni* liv*«.Ivi’igon iboCli.iitalioiu bet River,immediately bti- HE Snhseiiber respectfully informs bis ! low Conner’* Find : It vied on an bis property, to sa. friends and the public, that the above es- {li*f* two fi. Ins. in favor of Stephen Reed, vs. said Kit* hens Property pointed out by plaintiff. Jan. tO A. CHASTAIN, D. Rh’ff, tublislinient has been taken bv* bi t, where Travellers and Hoarders with or without Families, ran at all times he accom modated. PETER J. Ml. .LIAMS. P. S fientlernen having business with the Central C' Bank or Treasurer, will find tlir Cashier und Trea<*u- wtiliin th rer at Lafayette Hall. MilMgeville, Ian. 18.-3 Ct. f \f’KSON Sheriffs Fnin.—On Iho first Tuesday in MARC" nrx', will be noltl, at the •e in t’ e t*»wn of .lt fl* ison, Jacka«.n county, usual bourn of hale, the following property, Fifty-six Arret* of Lund, more or less, ly» ing on the w ate is of Park’* Creek, adjoining Morgan and others : levitd on a* the pt.tperly of llenrv L. Coon, to satisfy a fi la. issui'd from a Jos*ice’s Court • in favor of John Boidera, vs Conn. Levy made and SUJ] OF TOWN LOTS. "‘7 | fi r' t . T |" r ,, ,V in . j in lavur ol J»nn < • ev, a'l tlie unsold Lots belonging to tlie town ‘ . *. . . « ' fft’aiio sville. Sain to continue front Hay todavtdl al‘ is ! J ,r ' U Q- ° ,M ^ c'FoltrF 1 * S..M, T- r...., r..«t ...uunt ImKnliurnti viit. ,mt 1 ’ ,an ’ OF.ORuF. Kfrurily, ti ml bmut fot Ii' Irs whfu I tic pmrliaxn mont-y i, paid. KZFKIFL BLTFINOTi'N, 1. I. e. JOHN FftFRHART, j ,. c. SAMUEL FI I.KY, J. 1. c. Jan. IS.—l—Mx. K. ADAMS, D. Sh’ff. TO CARPENTERS. ^4 F.ALED protmsnls will he reeeived at the Superior Court Clerk’s office, until ihe 1st TiicmUv in February next,for the bui.'dingot a JAIL in the town of (tiiinesville. A tdan *Ttlie building tan be Keen at tin* P*ot f'ffier in said plare, or at the Clerk’s office. Terms, bond and go**d security will be required, nnd the one f turili of the money paid at the time of begin ning lire work, and a fourth when completed, and the remainder in 12 months thereafter. EZEKI 1 I. BUFFI GTON, J. l. c. JOHN EBERHAR f, j. i. c. SAMUEL FINLEY, j. i. c. Jan. 18.-3- tdr. NOTICE. A LL persons a«e forewarned from trading f ro note .w given hy the subs* ribera to Jnines Roberts, for fifteen dollars, on the 2d inst. and dated the 1st The said note was fraudulently obtained, nnd wr. are deter- mined not to im> It, Utder-s roo.pelled hy law. SAMI EL II KM PILL, ROBERT T. 11 EM PILL. Jan. 18.—3—3t. R ADI SON ShurifTn Sale.—On llio first Tuesday in MARCH nixt, will he s*»fd at the Court-House in the town of llnnirltvilfe, A'ndisng county, within tho usual hours of sale, Ihe following property, to wit: Oiip hundred Aeros of Lnnd, in said rottnfy, including the dwelling of Thomas Des*i ( within one mile of the Madi -mi Spring, levied mi hy virtue i f a fi, fa. issued from the Inferior Court of Mid'county, ri ft* vor of Alfred Hammond va. Thontaa Dean and Oliver C. Powell. One grey Horse, Saddle, Bridle and Mar* »ingale, levied oil as Ihe properl v of William Daniel, to satisfy a fi. fa. i-aued from the Inferior Court of said county, in favor of Gabriel Grimes vs. said William Daniel. Pr* per tv potnit.d out bv Plaintiff. Two Hundred and Eighty-Three Pounds of Pork, levied on a** the property of Green Pierce, by viruicof a fi. f.i. issued from Madison Superior Court, agaiu»t snid Green Pierce, in favor of Cornelius Peyton, Property pointed out by Plain*iff. Ono Buv Horst* nod Rond Wngon, levied on as the property of John Millican, to aatisfy a fi fa* Hsued from Madison Superior Court in favor of Elizuv Wood, indorsee, 5cc, against John Millican, A'hitineU H. Adair a>*d fhotnas Millican. Property pointed out by John Millican. JOHN W. MOON, Sh’ff. Jan. 25.—4—ids. R GEORGIA, JACKSON COUNTY. W HEREAS Marv McMillan and James M'Millan apply to me for letters of Adminitlration on he estate of lames McMillan, late of said County, de- ceased. These are therefore to cito and admonish all and sin- 2ul.tr the kindre«| and creditors of said deceased to he ir.d appear at my iiffin* within the time prescribed by i.i w*, to shew cause, if any they have, why said general letters ehmiM n it he granted Given under tny hand ihi*27ih day of Jan. 1831. WILLIAM COWAN, c. c. o. Ftb. 1.—5.—30»1 Tnestiay in M ARCH next, will be sold at lbs Court-house in (lie town of Clavton, Rabun county, within the usual hours of sale, the lollowiTig property, to wit : Out? I.nt of Land. No. 117. lying in the 2d District of Rabun county, containing iwo Hundred and Fifty Acres, more or lees : levied on ai the property of Benjamin Pm quet, to satisfy a fi. ft. issued from Riebm *nd Superior Court ia favor of Luke Reed & Co. vs. B' lij tmin Piequet as principal and Anthony Picquei as security. Properly ntuntnl mil hy Lewis Levy. Feb 1. JOHN C. MILLER, fih’ff. TWENTY DOLLARS REW \IU). AN AAV AY Dom i ht* subscriber, shout lour months a fellow Lie, bhick, about tiiiitv-five > a»s ot age, pi rhap** 5 feet 10 im.lies high, well pro- portioned, und pretends to be simple. Any one who will return tlm S lid Joe to me, shall receive the above reward. SAMUEL MARTIN. Jarkh n county, Dec. 27.— 52 — w2m. Stop the !Thief ! FBtAKF.N Inin tlir .ub«*i*>*'f no llir nig'it nf I be H ,Sih nil. n< nr Ij xmalon, O.l.tliorpe county, Gcoral, i»o 'lOKSr.S, one s .null Kirrelhome .Imul f,or fen' ten inch.* hi(th, year. old. *itli the left hind fool while end . dark .'re.l, .town his hark; when taken »w.», lan:o in hi. h'I'l lore fro* pern.inned bv a cul at ihejunelionorihe lure hoof, cnnsidernhly rn'.rked will. Bear, tie. The oilier, daik i on tiny, three years old nexi .Jinna, four fe-l 11 inche. hi|ih, the right jund ancle larger Ihnntl.e real nn ihe out side of Ihe Tool, left hind h.ol while, lo Ihe hi st of my recolh ctinn; . .tod colt, not mueh'iisod to Ihe bridle— Any per-.n finding nail de- [Tp \V<> ;!,•(» IIIIIliOriNI'll all 011- nvi rinnl» me the .SI I horses, shall receive the .urn of ll—7 ,T * wl ' «U«lllUFl»vn ... u«a iweoly-fivednllais. a d if ...T.eeu.l e valence m nr is In- noooce IIKN.tY II. SliTTOh as a candidal, lor Kof. e.st l-.enritic ihe thief. I will five a > addiii nal r .enty j »evor f mi Jock.nn comity, for llie purpose of rtlimirg five .1 di ire • WILLIAM PUTMAN. oll'he Ismt. in the Indian lerrilorjr. Jnn! I Dec 2S.-52-M. We are authorized toiin- non nee Mr. NATHAN C. BVR'.ETT a. n candidal, for Surveyor, on the tirsi ,Monday in Feb. next, from Clatk County, for running olf th. Und* in tho Ctwru- kec Notion, Jan. 4.—1—31.
