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gpelt. The ebullition is so strong, that it is «aid to he impossible for a person to sink in this spring. Bathing here is said to be a cer tain cure for rheumatism and many cutaneous affections. The boiling is irregular, sometimes being scarcely perceptible, nt other times strong and violent. The basin is said to be verv deep, and many ignorant people suppose it has no bottom. The most remarkahln fea ture however about this singular spring, is a low rumbling noise, heard at short intervals, resembling distant thunder, or the low mutter- jogs of the tempest. The Spring wns held in a good deal of venc. ration, we are told, by the Indians, who ima-' ginod it the laboratory of thunder and storms ! and they had an idea, that by agitating the j water, they could cause it to thunder nnd; rain! Nearly on the top of the hill over the, fountain, is a deep sink or pit, which they sav i was the former situation of the Spring, and that the Thunder Spirit removud it down to the valley to hide it from the whites !—Macon Telegraph. j JVeiu York, March 8. j Insurrection in Martinique AVn learn! inm Capt. Curtis, of the brig Ann Eliza Jane,! that an insurrection broke out among the ne groes of Martinique about the 12th of FVbrua- i ty, in which nearly the whole black population of the Island were said to he concerned. They bad burnt many of the estates in the eountrv, i and committed other ravages. In a contest which took place, a number of the inhabitants were killed, and about 100 blacks. About 300 negroes were taken and confined in pri-> son: and it was believed the insurgents would not attempt further aggressions.—Mer. Adv. Tho Courier des Etats Unis contains a let- j ter from Martinique, dated February 16th, j giving a more particular and intelligible ac count of tho late insurrection of the blacks of i that island, tlinn we have seen in nny of the i Martinique papers. Wo give the following! translation. The government, it appears, has found it necessary to make some considerable' concessions to the people of color. ( “ Ten days ago the tocsin and the drums gave the alarm; tho workshops were in full re-j volt. The blacks were animated by ideas of) Liberty, and thinking that the measures of the j French revolution ought to extend to them, at tempted to obtain by force what rould not rea sonably bo granted. In this spirit they rose against their masters. They began at St. Pierre, by sawing down the gibbets during the night, nnd planting over the gale of the Church at the anchorage, a tri-eolop'd flag, hearing the motto “ Liberty or Death.'' The officers of Justice knew not whom to suspect, when two days afterwards the cane fields of M. de Perinclle being set on fire, left no doubt as to the authors of these conflagrations. Soon, the plantations Dariste, Pecotil, nnd others in the same quarter, to the number of pleven, became tho prey of the flames, and the alarm spread throughout the colony. The Gover nor sot out for St. Pierro, and on marching to wards the fires, to the great surprise of the whites, tho incendiaries were foo-d armed with muskets and cutlasses; they, however, made no very vigorous or skilful use of them, since they killed but two men nnd wounded a third. On their own side they had several dead, but it was desired, if possible, to take them alive, with a view of learning from them whatever might interest tho whites.—Two hundred nnd sixty negro men and women have been arrested, and are about to take their ex amination and trial. Their intention, it ap pears, wns to sol firo to the whole eolonv ; for while the plantations ne ir St. Pierre were yet smoking, two houses in the town were in flames, ns well as two plantations at Basse Pointe, and one at Vniiclin. “ Tho colony has been placed in n stato of 8’cge, and every body, young nnd old, is en rolled. Every night in town, as well ns in the country, piquets of infantry and cavalry are out, nnrl patrolling tho plantations. At present all is quiet, but the precautions will continue for a long timo vet. Fortunately the pcoplo of color ore in favor of the whites; cer tain moasures adopted by the Government, such as the cnioynient of all civil rights, the title of Monsieur and of Madame and Made moiselle, the liberty allowed tho whites of con tracting marriages with women of color, the registry in the same bonk of the births and deaths of tho two easts, have created among them a feeling of gratitude which attaches them to the whites. God knows, however, how it will end." effect. In fact, the constitution introduced in j board the brig Vineyard, tho particulars of 1815. is in many r.taped* so liberal, that had which are already before the public. The the Poles been left in full possession of it, hills found, charge tho ahovo mentioned indi- their political situation might have been an viduals of the crime of killing the captain and object of envy to most of their neighbors, but mate—revolt—robbing the vessel—running like those of France under Napoleon, the Le- sway with ihe vessel and cargo, and destroy, gislative Bodies were mere shadows, possess- j iug her bv scuttling and burning. Tho priso- ing no powers either to assert their privileges j ners will probably be arraigned this day. and or to protect the people. In 1807, Bonaparte the trials will no doubt take place in the course gave Poland a constitution abolishing slavery.■ of next week.—JV. Y. Gaz. The Russian plan of government, bottomed on the French, was more liberal. It secured The Lafayette Land.—It will he interesting VfiTIPP to the Poles the freedom of the press. It de- • to manv of our readers to learn, from the fol-1 .. , . clared that no man could be arrested but in lowing passage of a letter from Mr. Skinner.; ft; to the honorable the Inferior Court nf Hull coon- virtue of a precept issued according to law; of Baltimore, to the Editor of the American tv, when ritiiog lor orHinory purposes, for lenve to »rll and when so arrested, to be brought before Farmer, that the Florida Lands of General l *J lc Estate of John Ingram, late of Hall county, the proper tribunal in three davs. or set at li- Lafayette are in the market: j ecca6ei1 ’ IITTIE INGRAM Ait Public offices, civil and military, were! “ Permit me to make known, as interesting! March 29.—13—wtm." * ’ GEORGIA, HALL COUNTY. mX^lifiREAS Benjamin R. Mct’utchens.oneofthr ▼ ▼ Administrators on the Estate «*f Willis Thur mond, deceased, applies to me fur letters of Dismission from the further ariiniiiistration on iutti relate. Tli*«e are therefore to c ite and admunifii all and sin gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, in be and appear at my office within the time prearrib* <i by law, to shew cause if any they have, why stid letters should not be granted Given under my hand this 22<l dav of .March, 1831. GEORGE HAWPE, c. c. o. March 29.—13— mGm. to he filled by Pole*. The fegis- to your readers in Florida, that the illustrious } r ^ lafive power was vested (jointly with the king) and murli beloved Lafayette has sent me, and | NOTICE, in a diet consisting of n Senato. and n chum- requested mo to execute, an unqualified 'E ,r, t 8 m,ln >li« aft-rHai-npplie.ninu will he inacte . ' - . ,, ... ' ■- to Hie honorable the Inferior Court of Jaekami her »f Deputies, which must be assembled power of attorney to sell at public or private ' county, when anting for ordinary purpoaca.for leave lu once at least in two venrs. Du r ing the ses- sale, one half of his Flor.da Lands. I have u •II a House and Lot in the town «»f Jefferson, known sion, members were free from arrest—nay, no doubt, that in distinguishing me by this «nd<li«tmgm?he(lI in the plan of rant town, as No. 15, thev could not be carried before a criminal tri- | mark of his confidence and regard, his leading decelsed'^'^RiiBKin*"ah'eN lat ° ^ c IU " ,J ' bunnl hut with consent of the chamber they bo- object is to relieve tho good people of Florida, JOHN tv. THOMPSON, j Adnir’a. longed to | and its capital. Tallahassee, into which his! March 29.—13—w dm. The Senate consisted of Bishops, Palatines., land runs, from all apprehensions of tho cheek ; _ ■■ ■ - - — and Cast-liar* not under 30 years old. The which might ensue to the growth of that coun- j Sjt£E3,?lEF £*5 7 SALES. J’idjjf** held their pUre* for life, miles* re mo* ' trv, by having in the heart of it, a body of j “j “ ; " ~ ' “— ved on account of mUcondtiot, being tried he» 124.000 acre* of unoeopied land. I under- sheriff.s Sale.—-On tnr firs 1 fore the pomoo»»»nt tribunal. We cannot with- stand much nf it to he exceedingly well adapt* Tuesday in MAY next, will he sold at in our limited space. enumerate more of the ed to the growth of cotton and sugar cane, i in t,,ft | ,mvn V 'atkinsvil!c, Clark . . ... ^ /s I * county, within tho usual hours of sale, the folio it mg articles of the constitution some of tie nro- and of tobacco ; but I will givo you a more property, to wit: Vi*"*"* are. it is true, full of craft and d-mli-i- particular description of it when better inform- | One light Road Wagon, two pair hind liar- tv; but considering the date . (ll d origin of the od In the mean time mv plan will be, as at ■ ness, am) <mo S.irrcl Mare wiih three white feet, about constitution, we must admit it is wonderfully present ndvised. to s<*ll alternate sections on four years old ; levied on ns the property of Edward liberal. Its liberality, however wh* a dead long credit* to praefcal neillers, ;is mnv be, i CmR.fo satisfy a fi-fa-i> favornfSaiinders & Gilmore, letter. Those articles, the bulwark-* of their demanding only a small portion to be p ud in Ithustay ^ * *** ' in,e ** * ** Un * nt ' on freedom, were never observed. The liberty cash." | Three Negroes, to wit: Lizzy of ihe press never existed; even the publics-1 I about 21 years old; Harriet a girl about "fi tion of debates was prohibited; oersonal free- Mr. Crockett, of Congress, has published a ? and Mary a cirl about throe years old : levied dom was noi respected, immoveable Judge* speech, m which he observes—“ \}ihough , the property of Joim Greenwood, deceased, to satisfy were deprived of their seats without trial ; in one great man at the head of Ihe nation, lias wo »‘.l' a ml 'aV it It a rn* oVcl r^.-o-, , l <1 • >'•* - 'of .Mn fact, the constitution wa* set at naught, nnd changed ! lis course, I will not change mine, f Greenwood, deceased. Levy made by George \V. Mr woman cars old. March 29. isv\r s. Vincent, n. can the Autocrat, or the members of the llnlv would rather he politically d“nd, than Iniuncri- nw-th.r, my prcdec-a.or in otfir.. Alliance, therefore, bo astonished that the tically immortalized." The speech end- with j Poles rose in their might, determined to eon- 'his paragraph — quer or be free.—Sylvester’s (.V. Y.) Reporter. j “ My colleague (Mr. Po'k) savs ho lion .'if. II ALL Sheriff’s Salrs.—Ontlie lir-t Tncs Great Bargain TB1HE subscriber offers fur sale at a very reduced. ■ price for Cash or on a *hort credit, the Tract of • -and on which he resides, situated within two mile* of ihe Cherokee Corner, containing 227 Acres, most of which is in good order for cultivation, tolerably well unproved, with a comfortable dwelling House,* every necessary out-bui'-ding, and a very good Apple and reach Orchard. Persons desirous to purchase such A "ituation, will do well to examine the premises. Title C 0od * EDWARD JONES. Oglethorpe county, March 15.—11—eow3m > LAO S Agricultural aud Mercantile Inttllige%cer. »T|3IIE Press, Type, amlgiher malerials.foMheabove 1 publication, have been procured, nnd are daily expected. Post Masters and others holding subscrip tion papers, n ill please Inrward the nanu s of subscri bers without delay. The publication w ill hr commen ced in a tew weeks. March 22.-12— M. J. SLADE. Mobile, March 5.—Late and important from Mexico.—AVo have been politely fur nished by n passenger in the ship Wanderer, from \ r cra Cruz, with files of tho Censor, a daily paper published nt Vera Cruz, up to the 18th ult. They are in the hands of a friend for translation, and whatever is found of suffi cient interest, will appenr in our next paper. Tho news of Guerrero's apprehension and im prisonment, reached us some days ago; it now appears that he has been executed. We haic a letter, dated at Mexico, 17th February, from which we have been kindly permitted to make (he following interesting extract: , it General Guerrero wns executed nt Onxa (ft on the 14th inst. and in consequence of this decisive measure, many of his party have es poused the cause of the existing Government; and wo have no doubt b«t our revolutionary (roubles are at an end; at least we hope so. AlvareZ is the only leading man now under arras, and the exhausted state of his resour ces will soon compel him to abandon his im portant posts. Since the news of Guerrero’ execution reached Alexico, the city has ex hihited a conlinool scene of festivity. The holla of Ihe Cathedral and (he Convents, have heen in constant motion for many hours." ... . .... , dav in MAY next, wifi ba solil, at ihe Court — (‘he appropriation l >r the surveys will be «lnek- , Home in the low .of Geinenvill ■, ‘tall county, within Emigration of the Indians.—AA’e trust that' on out— I hope it will not. He savs he has j the uma' home of ealc, the following property, to w it: this desirable measure, both to the white man ; been a supporter of the present administration, One Sorrel Horse, nine or ten years old. and the red man, is in a fair way of nccom-'and that Ue sn|| s ipports it. I was also a Undone Yoke of Stcrre: livied on as the proper lv of plishment After the clamours w'ni-h were ; supporter of this administration afier it tain° 1 William Grady, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from Halt In- raised during tlm Iasi year, against tho Law into power, and until the Chief Magistrate f'!'' 0 / m favor of l»m-« Blackstoek, v». raid ol the pievions Session of Congress; the meet-jehanged the priciples which ho professed bo- I ra 'r.>p. y pom e <m y , cm an. ings which were held, ar.rl the petitions, me-' fore his election. When he qoitmd those i ^ 0 ' 11®. to the 12th mortals and remonstrances, with which the ta- principles, I quit him. I am yet a Jarksonman 1 'v,,"""I'aii-fv'aVfa.*i’ favorTfThe'ln- ble of tho last Congress was loaded: the pro- j in principle, lint notin name. The name is fi-rior Court, vs. William Hamilton,Collector, and position nr repeal miscarried. The thunder- nothing. I support those principles, hut not j George '.V Wiley, one .if Ins seen ntim. of Mr. Everett were spent in vam—and the men. I shall insist upon it that I am still a i M.srr'i 29. JACOB EBKRUART, Sh’fl. Law still remains upon the Statute Book— Jaeksnnman, but Gen. J .ckson is not, lie has i « » the President of the United State- is still in- become a A r an Btiren into I hope tho motion I ft g vested with the authority to employ tho public to re-eommil will not prevail.” treasure for this great public object. The j It is reported that one of his colleagues ad- present season ought to be used, nnd no doubt i ded,—“ And if all that Ire not true, I wish I will Ire used, for tho purpose of hastening the may be shot,”—.Vat. Gaz. Emigration of the Indians In the AAest of tho A LL Sheriff’s .Sale.—On the first Tties- lay in HAY next, will be said, at the Court ttouse in the Town of Gainesville, Halt county, within ■ he usualhoura of sale, ilia following property, One Lot nf Land. No. 55. in the 12th Dis trict of Halt county : levied on as the properly of AVm. Morgan f o saM.fr a fi. fa. in favor of J. IV. Jones & O. v- said Morgan, end larnb Rogers security on stay nf execution One Hundred and Eight Acres of Land, Mississippi. The public snnttmen' of Geor gia and Alabama, though suppressed for a lime bv the most prudential considerations, furnishes an additional inducement for prompt and considerate, end energetic measures. ..... — The Arkansas Gazette oflhe 9th o'Febrit- w ™ ntbled » n, - c 'P»’* " ; e "rait.and present j fi. fas ■ i our read-r* with th»» very ilosirnble information, that thf saiJ Cobb, ary. gives us .»me 'J^ , Supreme Court of the Uni-d Stale, has decided info, j calculated to faeilita c _ ■ ror of the right yf Georgia ta extend her laws over the ln-\ Two Acres of Land, more or less, in the devoutly to he wished for. Ihe Indtansi | uyftAin Aer IV« have not been informed of; suburbs of Gainesville, whereon Lewis Lumpkins now I lives : levied on a* the property «'f l.ew'x La >>pkin.«. i to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of J. W. Jones &Co. vs. said I.atnpkina. Levy made and returned to me by a Con stable. o,, ms, e.«^s» * r a more or less, whereon William Cobb now live* : levied tC7=- By the arrival of a gentleman jus' from Angus- nn „ lhe pr „ pprtv of Witli.m CobS. to satisfy sundry vor of Georgo v . tilvnn and other.*, vs. Levy made and returned to me by a Con- 15 iLKYVS POSSESSIONS, A T THE I .S' D1.1 .V SPRINGS; W ILL be publicly sold, without reserve, on Morw day, the 11th of April next. Being anxious to retire (rum my present business and to pay off my debts, I have determined Co offer, to the hii*iie*t bidder, mv whole possessions contiguous to the Indian Springs in Butts county, at so early a day as to allow the purchaser to obtain the full benefit of the approaching x '- aierinu sciton. On the day above m mtioned, I shall therefore offer Fraction No. 26, containing 80 acres more or less, being that on which is sit mi led the Celebrated Spring, the Mountain Spout, where I at present reside. Tho following are some of the improvements. Two largo two story dwelfirur houses, handsomely finish*d throughout, containing 20 rooms. There are also 7 nice cabins, 13 fi*et squure neatly and comfort!)’ fitted for the private accommodations < f families visiting tho Sp ines, and all the usual out houses conveniently sit* unted, "uhstaniiiilly built, and in good repair. I “hall also offer, .is part of the saint* establishment, 3 full ^pmres of 202} acres each, more or less ot good land adjoininc the foregoing: most of it of exertient* quality, lying in tho valley between Knckv Creek aud ihe Springs. This land can be seen on both sides of tlm road leading from the Springs to Forsyth. It ia well fenced and in good order for the ensuing cro<*. loOO bushels of Corn. A Hack, and pair of Iloracs, for the accommodation of hoarders. 20 Feather Beds. 20 Mattrasses. 20 Bed Steads. An elegant well tone.d Piano Forte. Household and Kitchen furniture of all kind#. 5 Cow s and Calves. 5 Sows and Pigs. 1 Cart and Steers, &c. hr. The public are aware ofthc reputation which the In dian Springs have steadily maintained since their dis covery The Waters, the scenery, the climate, and ibe peculiar featuies of th« fountain Spout establish ment in particular, combine to render it one of tho m'»st desirable retreats for health or pleasure to h«* found in the Southern States. It is believed, that the pro perty now to be offered, is of itself of such kiml and quality and in such condition, as to render it an un commonly profitable and advantageous inv^tnienf, independently of its adva itagcs as a watt ring place. The terms of sale will bu, cash for sums of fifty dol lars t r under. For all larger amounts, csmIi nr appro ved pap-r payable in any of the Banks of tbit State at 4 and 6 months. Immediate possession will be given the purchaser, who will have plenty of time to make what litt'.** pre paration i if any) he nay find still to be necessary for the approaching season. \ map or plans, and more particular description of the lands, can bo had by application to me at tha Mountain Spout. JOF.L BALEY. March 22 — 12—31 , particulars. All hop * of protection from the U. States | have heen hitherto alarmed by tho alnnniy d srrintions which have been drawn of the sto- . . . , , ... * * , . . , , , , |bemgnowcutoff,thcIndiansmayb*expectcdspeed- n itv of the region to which thev have been .. . . ^ , . ,, , • , 1 ilv and quietly to remove to their Western home, invited. I hey were told, that thev were about. , * - - to exchange a paradise for a de*crt. But! “ seei/ig is believing.” Two Deputation** nf ! their tribe*, one of the Chtrkasaw*, under the United Stales’ \gont. Col. Reynold**, and the other of Choctaw*, under lhe Special Vjent, Maj. Gaines have jtisl returned to Ltt’le Rock, from a lone lour, and a particular sur vey of the u promised land.” Thev went up the Canadian river to iho Cross Timber*, WANTED hire for the balance of the Negro. For further information apply at this of fice. March 29.—13-21. Sixly Acres of Land, more or less, being part of Lot No. 62, in the 12»h District of Hall county: levied on a* the property of Edward J. Maddox, »o sa- likcly young tisfy a fi. fa. in favor of John J. Cheatham, vs. said Maddox. Levy made and relumed to me by a Consta ble. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. iiniA bo sold on the first Tuesday in Juno next, ▼ T at the Court-house in W atkinsville, Clark about 200 mill'll AVe-t of tho AYoStern bound*. ! c. unly, xxrcibly to .0 order of the Hon. the Inferior uuoui .W »" ,. Court of Mill countv. when .iitm, for ordintry purpo- ry of tho Arkaneas Torriiory—and traveteed Hoiiiieamt Lot in the town of Athene, fortnerty tho eountrv in various directions. Tho re port of tho land is decidedly favorable. It is generally well-wooded—contains a “ very lar^o proportion of oxecllent firming land, amply sufficient to siivtain a dense and nume rous population.” Tho water-courses, the bottoms, the prairies, the contour oflhe coun try. are described in the most agreeable terms. “ Both parties of the Indians I says the Ar kansas Gnzetie,) are highly pleased with the eountrv which they Iravo explored, and we en tertain sanguine hopes, that they will make such a report ofit, on their return to their bre thren, as will lend ta promote the views of the Government, in facilitating their removal AVcst of the Mississippi."—Rich. Enq. Lord Anglescaand Daniel O’Connell seem to have come to an excellent understanding upon the subject of their personal intercourse, and to have drawn some very sensible distinc tions. Daniel tells the Marquis, that although lie does to be sure, call hitn bv all sorts of names except by a good one : though ho abu ses lum with a scurrility nnd coarseness, that would mnke a fish woman blush, and is Irving all possible modes of inciting the Irish popu- laco to rut hm Lordship’s throat and overturn his government; vet he has the utmost respect for him personally, md only vilifies him, as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland! My Lord Marquis, touched with the justico and delicacy of this distinction, assures Mr. O’Connell ofa recipro cal sentiment; advises the demagogue to bo a little more moderate in his abuse, for his own good, but begs him, should his outrageous bullying nnd blarneying make it necessary for the government to hang the said Air. O’Con nell, not bv any means to consider it a personal affair.—Camden Journal. AVe understand that the United States Grand Jury yesterday found bills of indict ment against Charles Gibbs, Thomas J. AA visley. a id Robert Dawes, who are now in Poland.—'The Poles do not demand a new conatitutiop from Nicholas, all thev msi*t 'ipon ( - , u , „ „ _ tb,t tha ezisling ono should be carried into | prison charged with murder and piracy on March w -t^mJg: owned and occupied by Col. John A. Cobb, silunird a de.irable part of lhe town, with so excellent Garden, Well,snd every neces.nryout building. Atw>, nt the .ante tint., two Negroes, Mo.es amt Colombo?, the former about 50 sod the latter about 12 years of age, belong ing to the estate of Andrew Graham, late of said county, decreed. Sold for the benefit of ihe heirs and credi tors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. A. GRAHAM, I , FRANCIS IRWIN, j Admt s. March 29.—13.—ids. The Georgia Journal and Savannah Georgian will publish the above and forward their accounts to this oflice for payment. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in June next, at the Court House in Gainesville, Hall coun- ty, agreeably to an order of the honorable the Inferior Court of said county, when sitting for ordinary purpos es, one Lot of land, No. 102, containing two Hundred and Fifty Acres, and one fractional Lot No. 109, con taining Fifty Acres, more or less, situated on the Chat tahoochee itiver, in the 10th District of said county, belonging to the Estate ofThomaa Covington, late of said county, deceased. The above Tracts w ill be sold on a credit of three years, alter the payment of one fourth cash, which will be required on thr day of sale. Good notes with approved security will also b? requir ed. Sold for the benefit of tho heirs and creditors of said deceased. THOMAS BYRD, Jun. Adrn’r. March 23.—13-tds. GEORGIA. JACKSON COUNTV. Jackson Superior Court. F.li Deaden and A Jana Robertson ^ Bittfir itheovery, relit/ani John M. Braziel, it at. ) hjunetUn. O N motion rfCounsel for complainants, at Cham bers, stating that since the tiling o*' this bill, it has been discovered that Thomas Adams, William L. Bryant, and Jacob Brasellon have-Arris tn their hands or are indebted to said John M. It is therefore ordered, that said Thomas, William and Jacob, be rustle parties to said bill and injunction, and that they be served with a copy of said Sill, together with the amendment so made, to charge as defendan’s aforesaid. It is fur ther ordered, that John M. Braiiel who resides out of the jurisdiction of this Court, be served by publication of this Rule in tho Athenian, once a month for three months, previous to the silling of the next Superior Court of said countv. A true Copy from tho original. A. S. CLAYTON, J. S. C. One Lot of Land, No. 143, in tho 12th District nf Hall couu'.y: levied on as the property ot Britton Edwards, <o satisfy Iwo fi fas. issued from Washington Superior Court, one in favor of Morgan Br i w i.nikl the other in favor of William Romhngs, vs. said Edwards. One block Stud Horsn, nino or ten years old . levied on as tho property of Joseph Martin, to satisfy a ti. fa. in favor of Nathaniel L. Sturges, vs. said Marlin. Property pointed out bv plaintiff. March 29. A. CHASTAIN, D. Sh’ff. W.ACKSON Sheriff’s Sale.—On tho first Tuesday in MAY next, will be sold at the Court house in tho town of Jefferson, Jackson county, w ithin the usual hours nf sale, the following properly, to wit: Four Hundred Acres of Land, more nr less. lying on the water? of ihe Ocnnec Itiver, granted to Dcnisey Tyner, adjoining Land of Starling, White and others : levied on as the property of Frederick M'Guire, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. in favor of John Burdirs ami others, vs Frederick McGuire and John Hinton. Levy made arid returned to mo bv a Constable. Match 29. JOItN RANDOLPH, Sh’ff. To the Public. I TAKE this method to assurefho Public, that th-r* is not at this time, nor has there been nt any other time a sinct* case of an infections or epidemic di»ca«o in the United States Hotel. All reports t*»the contra ry have been invented nnd circulated bv evil disp sed person 3 for the express purpose ofi»jn*bg the business of this establishment. WILLIAM G. GRIMES. We the subscribers, (hoardersat the United States Hotel,) certify th.v there is not at this time, nor has there been at any time thi* winter, a •ingle ra«e of .Small Pox or any •••her infectious disease in that Hotel. We also are satisfied, (so far as our knowledge ex tends) that the city is now entirely free from that dis^ ease. United Stitev Hel l, .?ujttjfa, March 9. II. ir. Cater, O. fVtlmore, J Huner, Enoch If. Spojford, Hki. B. Shelton, Dr. D. Patterson, P. //. Smead, J. U r . Davies, H. Johnson, E. IV. Couch, E. Holloway, Henry Dolby, A. U. Parmelet, J. Moist, Samuel Rones, E. P. Hill, A. II. Guignn, Nathan M'Gehet, II. 11. Hamilton, A. Camming, Jn. R. Guieu, Charles Carter, A. C. Reach, Horace Montagu, F. Ganalil, n. f. Scott, Robt. Me Donald, A. Gam.ell. ■ March 22.—12—3t. J ACKSON Sheriff's Sale.—On the first Tuesday in MAY next, will bo sold, at the Court House in the town of Jcfft’ifon, Jackson county, within tho usual hour* of sale, the following property to wit: One Negro Woman by tho name of Putsey: levied ou as the property of Archibald Bradford, t. tisfy five fi. fas. issued from a Justice's Court in favor John Borders, vs. raid Bradford. Levy made and 1 turned to me by a Constable. March 20. (JEoRGE F. ADAMS, D. Sh’ff. M AD1SON Sheriffs Sale.—On lhe first the Court-House in the town of Danie!svil!e, Madison county, within the usual hour* of sale, the following j property, to wit: One Buy Horse Colt, three year* old thin spring : levied on as the proper!v of Green Pi»*rcc, fo satisfy a li. fit. »*«««! from Madison Inferior Court in favor’ofCornelius Payinn, ve. said Pierce. Properly pointed out by Richard Peyton. .March 20. JOHN \V. MOON, Sh’ff. R Tuesday in If \ Y nett, wifi bo told at the ' ourt House in the town of Clayton, Rabun county, within the usual hour* of sale, the following property, to wit: One Lot of Lind, lying in the 12th District of originally Habersham, now Rabun county, No. not kno.vn, it being the Lot whereon John Dooly ->ow lives: levied on as the property of John Dooly, to satisfy a ti. fa in favour ef John W. Houghton, vs. aaid Dooly. Property pointed out by defendant. March *J. JAMES BLECKLEY, D. -Sh'ff. GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA. T HE Subscriber having purchased lhe estabbsb- •nant heretofore occupied by Capt J. W. Shaw in this place, has opened it is a (fm je of Entertain ment for travellers and boarder*, a here heh*-pca tube able by his own personal at ten tine »< busineeajo render general satisfaction tonll who may favor him with theif custom. The Planter's Hole! is situated on a beauti ful eminence at the corner of the Public Square, North of the Court-house. The village L* situated m i high healthy country and is rapidly improving, and in the immediate vicinity of the ,q* dd Region, where perhaps persons from the lower part of the Slate, would do as well to spend a part of their time in the summer, as by travelling in the north through a people, who are con stantly reviling anJ slandering them. L. CLEVELAND. Jan. 25.—4—tf. NOTICE. 4 LL persons are hereby cautioned from trtding fur two notes of hand given by John Hampton to D. N. Pittman, for thirtv dollars each, payable 15th Jinu- ry last, and indorsed on the back by D. N. Pittrnar; as s-vid not* a have been paid by aaid Hampton, and will not be paid again on said indoraemtnt;notes given July or August, 1830. March !.-9-if D. N. PITTMAN. CAUTION. 4 LI. peraons ore hereby cautioned again, putehtr- ing a note given by me to Mr. George Vaal for the turn of aeventy dollars, dated th. lat of January, 1831, and due three or four month* afterdate, a. I can prove satiafarl jrily to any person, that eaid note era* bv mmake given without adequate eon-de!*" 0 * 1, March e?.—18—JL JOHN DUNN-
