About The Athenian. (Athens, Ga.) 1827-1832 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1831)
after take plat --<$£ - Th: Gold Divert.—The Federal Union of the 14th ult. say?, that it understands from undoubted Hourcr* ComthiihtffcMn.Chief, and obliged Imu n,ai«.j iM f ta.t body of ifcu poo|>io. \\t may riallv to alter Ids plana. Somenew cngngi-nienlii shortly expect mhear mure of this matteauJ tWI am said 10 liuvc taltcn place, which tiuvo en- not be surprised ifa.itncimportantdtvelopomentshere did favorably lo fbc Poles. ' London, .March 22.—Dutch and Ham burgh papers liato been received to tlio 19lli jnst., but they contain nothing of striking im- pertance. The official despatch of Generali ,liat *‘ ,ri ° U6at icm P ts » rc made in Hull, Habersham,and Dichitsch claims the action beforo Praga on j 1,10 c °aatios, to defeat tbo election ofcertain the 25lli ns a victory, and represents the Poles ,,,rml >vrs of the last Lopjslatme, who voted in favor ol as flying before him. The accounts from j 11118 Bil1 ’ I’cc.use by one of its provisions, the Warsaw teach to the 10th instant, at which Go,<l D '“ ger3 ar v excluded fiorn u draw in the anlici- 'imc'tto material change had taken place j„ I P a,( d lottery. This it gravely pronounced an eke- tho relative positions of the putties. j Pioneering trick; and in attempting to screen them ■ ■mi {'™ m the censure so justly attached to tliom, the afore- | said newspaper makes use of the following sublime and lofty language : “ Had they voted against the trill, the noise undo about it would have been much louder .against them. The Table Rock and the Currihee j Mountain- would have rung again, and the newspa- pets would have echoed ii hack, that—Blair, amlCltre. j lend, end II afford, anil Dunagan, and Vales, and Strib- i ling, and .Anderson, and Terrill, and the nnscliiefknows who all—rotedagainst Ihe /.andHill! ! Oil, what outsit would have been to their enemies. 11 Hero is the stri. mu and sober reasoning that the Federal Union advan ces, to prove that those who voted in favor oftlie Land Bill, voted right. Such reasoning os this is too pulpa- To Correspondents.—We are sorry to say to ".In Ob.!'’!? a, ' f " ,rd l ,° ljear cv ®" " ,0 8c, "' jllncc o( l'l«u«Wlily server,” that his communication is in.dn.isrible. AI Tl,t<0 ! nc,nl,CM . '»■advocating the Land Bill, s,. rP or- any ol the muds for salu by thu United Staten, or. ns bin scrip is assignable, it may rcadilv bo disposed of for cash. We presumli thul there arc many persons in tins state—either survi ving Revolutionary officers or tlw.j r heirs who tiro still entitled to bounty lands. n „d we therefore make this .statement for their infor mation.—-Vcic York Evening Post, Lampus nf Horses,—As the season of the year is now approaching, when some peopb M IL L I N A R V Mantua Making. 'MM’US. (■. D. EDWARDS has returned to Athens am! M. established herself iu the above hu*iuc.«s,at the House formerly occupied by Mis. Bradficld Having obtained the latest European and Now York fashion?! sho flatters herself that she will bo able to gratify the taste, and |drasn tin* fancy of those ladies who «>nv la- I commence o„ 0 of the most cruel and barba-1 ^fri^If Sf kL.“rfhS" rons practices, ever relumed by nnv people, Slay3.-is.—st. pretending to be civilized—viz : that ol burn- ing out the Inmpus from the months of young j F^AWTBRS 30EBL. horses, we cannot refrain trom making a lew „ $ remarks upon this subject. j b.d/Af-.SI /LLt, GEORGIA. Wcnre sensible that sonic of our most on- j IWBHniH'. subscriber is about building an nidi- Athens, May 3,1331. plain statement oflhc fact lo which lie alludes would i J!* 1 ‘ cl ? ,,sc dc,truo " vc lo 11,0 “.tercets of a consider.- be willingly published, but to blend such a siipcrahun- j hlc P ' ,rtlon of ' ,l,c,r <™iatitucnl.-thcy lent tl.cir aid to dance of the fanciful with what would .ound much bet-1 llu ' pa83a =" 01 an « ln ". "<*' °“'y »''d ter an “ a plain, unvarnished tale.” is utterly uaelcsi. I ° PprC,3IVC ,il<! l’"°r «»d hard-working class of our Fcrour correspondent “ C.-> ns well as his friend 11 Gi 7" 7l '" s P"»"c«il«irly,bi.t evidently and uncrjuivornlly a wc have a word of advice. To “ C.” we would re-1 " rcct v,a,B,lon of !i “' (: °" sliu "i”U of Georgia-and yet lightened renders will say, that this article should uppctir under the fiend of Vulgar Er rors ; hut yet wc have what wo consider a rea sonable excuse for not putting it (here—Most of the articles which have been plnced under tlml head in our paper, nrc rather innocent dc- fusions, than partaking of the barbarous; ra ther superstitious rites and ceremonies, apper taining to property, than any retained usages of the dork ages of barbarity. At whnt time or with what people this practice originated, we pretend not to say ; hut here is omi nation, who should cither discontinue the practice or else say less of the general difli'siun of useful information ; that is America. The idea that the enlargement of that part of the roof of a horse’s mouth, is a disease. commend to make attempts at prnno awhile before he j ,llcsc ( ’ amc,ncn t,aim ,0 be the friends of the (told , has long been exploded by nil veterinary sur- courts ihn Musrr; at any role, wc think lie would sue-1 "'Fgers.^ As well might the unprincipled pilkrer, who j genus. All horses nro subject to it between eecd better at rhyme than blank verse,-and to .. G .„; "Wretly filehrs money from your pocket, or the daring we would say that ii is not best to flatter the vanity of' r °bber, who with a pistol at your breast demands your yeung authors by lauding their “first attempts” loo i pursC| proc l“ lm liim Self your friend. The Lord deliver highly, or make them over anxious to appear in print. 1,3 bom all sucli friendship. [Let it not he here under- We cannot give “ C.”s communication a place. An ' 7° 01 ' ,lml we c ' ma ' ,lrr casea anoh.go,,*, except ho article over the signature of “.JfW" has been r,,,; 18 ’"’‘“e appearance of friendship, or its effect upon some time Under consideration—it mny possibly appear *! lc P L>rsons '"j" rc d 13 concerned.] No peculiarity in hereafter. “ 11.” is also under consideration, and will! or c,rc,,m3la!,CB3 can make 11 “> 8 «rilice ehorlly he disposed uf. j any man s interest, for the petty purposes of personal I popularity; and yet to escape from greater censure, a? „ , . , _ „ (they thought, is the only reason advanced why these .fl inurements of the Town.— The lovers of the fine art?, • .1 ■ 1 .. 1 1 . . ’ • . 1 ,, . . . ■. r . 1 M men voted lor what they n< Unoul(d«e to ho an unjust the cun ms in investigations of natural history, and . aU( , in j llri , UIJI act . Sucll pretended friendsmp ro, J rtl . those whoso soul, tl.c strains ot music have power to I (M p . gg(n , w||| a , s „ rc ,| lv bc romrm . charm, have during the last week had ample opportu- brr( , d . lh , pIP| nm , rccon .„ rC|)roba , lon it de- niiv for the gratification of f Ji06C various propensities. so , vc . On Friday and Saturday last, we were visited by the ln ovcr , he historyofthe leader,of thcClark ” Grand Cosmorama,” consisting of. vanity ol am-1 par| ,, lrad llt |Ilf del . ioll3 palha 1||C) . | 1Pr ,, to . mals " new and rare,” and* large number of very tine j fur , liavc i( if a ,. llIrca of melanC.oly amusement paintings; also by the Menagerie of Messrs. J. IS. (.reel , B0 „. hat cc i nc( , nsis „ ncy has mingled with 4 Co. who exhibited a very line collection of animals, „ lcjr pr „ ccf , vane upon a steeple,when and was accompanied by a Band of Music of the first ( ||l0 nm , li( , r o( - , ;i[ r . lV0r l9 runningin a n0lv order. Besrfes the serenading which took place on , (lircc;i |l(1> ha „ i|v , lm| fr ,„„ t!lclr old C0UrPCj atu , Thursday and Friday mchts, when sighing lovers in- . , J : ... .. . endeavor a? soon as possible to adjust themselves to voiced Apollo’s lyre (or some body’s else, wc forget the ^ ^ ... ll „,_ a ,„ as , hrv name,) to s.d m movmg the heart, of the prel.y m„. | lWnfc „ 1PV arc aholIt t ;, k . tri , miplianl inl0 tressc, of them affections to feelings of tenderness end lhPV flnl , „, c y have mistaken the current, and then love, .Concert was given on Saturday evening to t |, cvar n hlr „ed about with the whirlwind of uncertainty, Mr. Candy, a gentleman whose vocal powers are not linti , ric feat overtakes them. But a few year# ago, inferior lo those of the most celebrated performers ol ((||0 ,, oncM ypnmanry 0 f,|,n country will reeollen tire the day. Mr. Green’s hand and a gentleman from the timc) „ 1PV ,i re nuonslv opposed the survey of laud for- Cosmoroma, kindly volunteer,-rl them services m con- njn || y acquired I,v treaty; now they rest <h< n hope, of ducting the instrumental part of the performance, and Mr. Candy was also assisted in the recal part by Mr. Nathans of the Mcnngoric, w hose amusing comic hu mor gave a fine zest to the whole entertainment. The whole was got up in good style, and went off wo be lieve lo the general satisfaetion of the numerous and respectable audience. -<et— Executive .Appointments, —.toed Crawford of Sparta, *nd James il. Cooper of St. Simon's, arc appointed by the Governor to be Commissioners to run arid mark the dividing lino between this Sta'e and Florida, in pursuance of a resolution of the Legislature of this •Stele, approved Dec. 16, 1630. James Camtik of Mil- Icdgevitlc accompanies them by appointment as Artist. E. L. Thomas, as wc have before slated, is Surveyor. clfr — Wc take pleasure in referring the attention of the ^inblic to the advertisement of Messrs. Carrullik Brown, found tnthisday's paper. One at least nfllic objections, the want of comfortable accommodations, heretofore made against visiting the romantic and majestic scen ery with which the noithcrn section of our State abounds, is at length removed by the establishment of the Clayton Hotel. We fed assured Hint none hut (lie most fastidious, or the confirmed grimlliIonian, would have cause to ho dissatisfied with the comforts which the place now adonis. The mountains—the fills—and the scenery generally of Habersham and l!n. bun, arc becoming dnily more ami more the ot.jects <-f attraction, while increased efforts arc making to give ealisfjctiun to the numerous and annually increasing visiters. Wc presume that this section of country will shortly become the summer resort of many nl those who now leave the low counties and visit the Northern Slates at that season. \ —— .Vries from IFarAinghm.—The last mail brought us the unexpected intelligence that Mr. Van Iiurcn, Secre tary ofStnle; Mr. Ingham, Secretary of the Treasury; "Major F.aton, Secretary of War; and Mr. Branch, So- erclnry of Ihe Navy, had each tendered his resignation to the President, all of which had been accepted. It was also reported that onr fellow citizen, Judge Ber rien, had resigned his office of Attorney General ; and that Major Barry, the Post Matter General, hod like wise t-ndered his resignation, but was prevailed upon by the. President to continuo in office. What arc the ..auscs which led to this general withdrawal from the cabinet, it is impassible lo divine. It docs not appear that any collision had taken place among the members of the cabinet, or with the President; nor do wc believe that the measures pursued by either of the Secreta ries have rendered them unpopular with Ihe people; still we arc inclined to think that there nrc other caus es for this movement than have been developed. In this paper will be found the letter of Mi. Van Burcn.in Which he gives some reasons for his own withdrawal, and the President's answer. Major Eaton’s Idler is also given in Ihe Washington papers, hut wc do not perceive that he lias advanced any other reason for w ishing to retire, than a dislike of office. From the ethers no communication has been published. Rumor, Cl usual, is busy with speculationsas to the successors oftlie present incumbents, and it is confidently acscr- ted that Mr. Livingston of Louisiana, w ill be Secretary of State; Mr. M'Uno of Delaware, Secretary «.f the Treasury; Mr. While of Tennessee, Secretary of War, end Mr. Woodbury of New Hampshire, Secretary of the Navy. Thcso reports may success on pursuing a course in direct opposition lo tile one they 'ormcrly advocated. They now think it indispensable, even at the sacrifice oftlie riglilsofsome of their citizens, to provide for the survey of the Indian lands, although those lands nro not yet acquired. If this is consistency, wc wash our hands of it. If ibis is honesty, dishonesty is a virtue. In conclusion wc n:k, not! we ask seriously, what the advocates of the Land Bill have done by its pas- sage to advance the interests of tho .people. Sh uld Georgia in justice to herself be compelled to adopt the course contemplated by the last legislature, this hill must in pait tie repealed. No occupancy nf the coun try cintako place untilit is What tncrii it I lion then in advocating such a measure ? A part oftlie cilia uis oftlie State have been disfi enclosed, mid for what? that Hie la id according Is the bill, maj be surveyed whin the Indian title of occupancy shall have been extinguished, perhaps some 40 or 50 years lienee. <38>- Tho Attorney Grucrul of the United Slnti-s passed through Spnrla Inst week, on n weut- ivnrdlv route. It is surmised that he is char ged with n mission to tlio Cherokee Indians of our State, the object of which is an endeavor to promote their best interests by a further uso of the cruel weapons of argument and persua sion.— Hancock Advertiser. Robbery.—A report, it will bo remembered by mnny of our renders, tins been circulated that our townsman, Mr. Munroo (now on u visit to Culm for bis liealth,) bad been robbed. The slalcmetil is confirmed by n letter of re cent date from flint gentleman to bis friend in ibis place, which .details «• some length tho particulars ns they occurred. The substance of the nfluir is, tlial Mr. M. and fits lady, accompanied by u guide, were tiding on horseback, on « somewhat secluded road near Matnnzus. when they were attacked by two armed Spaniards ; or.e of whom and Air. M. bail o severe struggle, which resulted in the wresting from Mr. Si. one of bis pistols, which bad been incfieclinlly snapped at the robber. Mr. M’s poe.ket wos rifled of its con tents, consisting nf about three ounces of gold, and sonic silver. The robbers endeavored to break into their trunks, but were deterred by the timely arrival of persons, who were brought to their assistance. Tlio robbers escaped, and fled lo the woods.—.Macon Advertiser. Revolutionary Roimly Land.—Tlio Bounty 1.ands of the officers and soldiers oftlie. Revo lutionary army were formerly Incntcd in a li mited district of Ohio, and tho best portions ol them have long ago been selected. Hence, flic land scrip, or certificates, became, of late, of small value, selling for thirty or forty dol lars for tho whole amount of the bounty lands of u private. By n law passed by tlio last Congress, uii alteration bus been made, by which, in place of tlio actual warrant giving n right to locate in a particular district, a scrip is issued to the claimant of bounty lands, re ceivable in payment for lands, ut all land offi ces in the IT. States, at flic minimum price nf bi true or false,'bat $1 25 per a.;ro. By this alteration Ihn holder Zildfli'cy noprer.une.«would be*-Win may mako His own election amongst the ages of three and five, more or loss; and in many cases, this soft spongy enlargement, descends to a level with the fore teeth, yet upon examining it, there will not be found any marks of tenderness or inflammation in dicating disease ; and if left to the operations of nature, will disappear, and the horse will have a sound and healthy mnufli; not to speak of the danger of bleeding the horse too freely by opening flic pnlcntinr. artery; flic manner of performing the operation, is shocking to the feelings of Immunity, as yve** *s- nn 'ofol to the animal. It is unenlloit tor, nnJ must Im con sidered a piece of wanton cruelty.—Uenctcc Fanner. The author of the fallowing is a respectable Book seller ami extensive Tvpe Foamier, ol New York :— To the Editors of the Coin. Advertiser. Seeing it stated in your paper n few weeks since, that, inhaling flic futnes of nitric acid had been found to euro tlio consumption—nt my suggestion and request, a worthy and in telligent tnnn who has been for two years past in mv employ, lias, within the last eight days given it a trial. As no directions accompa nied your notice, the following courso was adopted :—Under a handkerchief, one end of which rested on tlio bead, tlio other left lo full doWn over the breast, bo bold a glass tum bler, having in it about a ten-spoonful of the acid ; and breathed the fumes, thus prevented by the handkerchief from escaping, about half an hour nt a timn, three times per day. Tlio fleet lias been to relieve liim entirely from an obstinate cough of inmy years’ standing, and which for flic lust two months, Imd been accompanied with all the symptoms of a eon- firmed and rapid consumption; all which have, according to present appearances, dis- appeared with tho cough. How permanent this relief may prove, time most show. That others labouring under like affection, tnav be put in early possession of the above taels, nnd with a hope that relief mny be found therefrom, flits communication is made by re quest oftlie person above referred lo. Yours, E. W HITE. N. B. The gas can only be breathed nt the mouth ; and to prevent the eyes being affected by it, keep them closed. Commodore Croijrbfon tins bron Cully ac quitted hi the recent Court Martial, of all thu charges preferred against him. lion to bis House in Gainesville by which no will be rnalilcil to accommodate doable the mini- j" !r °f persons that lie can at present Willi convenience, lie will as heretofore refrain from making any pro mises whatever, and wishes only for llmt potruiiaec which Ilia house may merit, lie takes this as (he first opportiir.i'y of tendering In his fiiemls and the public generally, his le'knnwh'dgr merits f„r so liberal a share of the passing patronage, L. CLEVELAND. Gainesville, May 3. —17—tf. it*,/ 1 .The Georgia Journal, Augusta Constitutional* isl, Savannah Georgian and Columbus Enquirer, will pleasedi.-'cniifiiiuc my present advertisement, and in- sert this until the six months arc out. L. L'* . Salt, and sot,in loos'd Salt, part of a imgsticad of i "-'sr.several Hoz.Kryinc Par*, several doz.Sparicsand ( 'owls. " rpiuniily /.fCmi ber, r„| lila.a IVnr, a I 10., some I'm Waie, some r'esp tfddlls,oftdavthe blade, I unB Matrass, one lot nf Drawing Cliai'nj, ond sundry i oilier articles too tedious to mention i levied ones tho |||. petty of A. Boyd, 10 satisfy two fi.fn#. one in lavnr ot John & William Kelley, and tile oilier sV favor of Dobbin 4 Evans, vs. said Boyd. One House nnd Lot in tho Town of Gaines. villi\ known in the plan oftaidtoivn by\o. (11.) four- tern - levied on aa the property nf Cary H\ .fnrkanu, to satisfy Iwnfi fap. iBincd iron* II.ill Superior Court, one in favor of Sterling H. I.rater, the other in favor of B. / Murray, fluid Jack eon. Property pointed Out by *a«d Fester* A. CHASTAIN, D. 61,% Ap.il 2G. TEjADISON ShcrifPs Sulo.—On *!ip first I J3. Tucjrfny in JUNK next, wilt bn sold nt tho Court-House in the town of Danielsvilb*, Mmlisou ouuty, wilhm tho upual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: One llumlmd nnd Fifty Acres of Lund, more or le§?, lying on the waters of Brushy Creek whereon John A. ('lemnians now lives: levied on.ao the property of said Clemninn?, to natisfv a fi. la. of F ■" * F.. Wood, y defonc by a Constable. «;iid Cleinmun*. Property pnin by defendant. Levy inado and returned to n Clayton Hotel\ j Subscribers have opened a House of I, I. r.ntcrtuinmcni to Cl,ivton, Itnhun county, lor lire accommodation of Travellers. The house lins rec ently been refitted up in a m at and commodious style, and with due regard to the comfort nnd conven ience of those who mny favor them with iheir patron* uge. Their table will i>c furoi.dicd with the best the country nlfoids, nnd their stablea well supplied. While they would refrain from those pledges nnd promises, usual in such annunciations—no exertions will be spared to give entire satofaction to those, whom the calls of business, the promptings of curiosity, or the pursuit of pleasure, may induce; to call. CARKUTI! & BROWN. May 3. — IS—It. GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY. Superior Court, April Term, 1831. Mary Ann Wilson, William Wilson. I T appearing In the Court by the return of the Sheriff that the Defendant, William Wilson, is not tu be found in this county, it is ordered, that service be per- ted upon him bv a publication of this Rule at least once a month for three months, in one of the public Gazettes of this state, and that he appear and fih* his h’tencr, on or before the first day of the next term. In \i.io of default, the tlial in said cose will proceed in, terms of the act. A true extract from the minutes, llii* ‘Jdfli April, 1331. JOHN LANDRUM, Clk. May 3.—18—rn3m. t •Sevenly-ano Acres of Land, rnrtre or lass, lying on the waters of Brushy Creek, adjoining William Meroney and others, whereon James Gnllihcr nor* lives : levied on as the properly of Samuel Brown, to j «nfrsfy a fi. fa. in favor of Richard Moore, vs. said Brown. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Levy niadt» ami returned to me by a Constable. RICHARDSON HANCOCK, I). Sh’ff. May 3. RV RUN StmifPd Sale.—On tho first sdny in Ji -NF. next, will be sold nt tho Court-house in the town of Clayton, Rah tin cmmty, within the usual hours of sale, the follow ing property, to wit: * Ono Lot of Land, No.'ono Hundred nnd one (101,) in the 3d District of Rabun couijtv . levied on as the property of James Pcddy, to satisfy n fi. (ft. leaned from Capf. Turner's District in Monroe county, in favor of Jonathan Richardson, va. James Pcddy. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. JOHN LANGSTON, Sh’fT. April £6. NEW GOODS, 8. J. Mays, & Co. 4 RE now receiving and opening, a fresh supply ot Seasonable Goods selected by Mr. May* mi p|,j|. adelnhia, New York and Charleston, tfiiich will be of- fered to their customers on tho most favorable fcrnip. April 26,—18—It, EXECUTOR'S SALE. A GRF.KABLY to the last Will and Testament of William Wright, sen. deceased, will be sold the first Tuesday in July next, ot the Court House in Lowndes county, Lot of Land No. 492, in the I ltli District of Irwin county, when drawn. Sold for the benefit of the legatees of said deceased. Terms made known on the dav. Tito .MAS A. WRIGHT Ex’r. May 2. — 13—tds. SHERIFFS’ SAJjES. Ml.ARK Sheriff’s •Sale.—On tnr first next, will he sold at Tuesday in JUNE the Court-House in the town of Watkinxville, Clark county, within tho usual hours of sale, tho following property, to wit : One House and Lot in llio Town of Sulcm, well improved, No. 4, (number four) : levied on as the property of Joseph F.ctor, to satisfy two fi. fits, issued Fr«» o a Justice’s Court of Morgan county, in favor of Alexander M. Brown and Brown Sc Akins, vb. Joseph Ector. Levy mode and returned tom*.- by a C.msia bio. JAMES HENDON, SI,ML May 3. NOTICE. rjMHF. Copartnership existing britwoen tho gubscri- .H hers under tho firm of BI&SfeLL & C. is Thin day dissolved by mutual consent. * LEONARD BIS.SELL, II. W SCOVF.LL, Monroe, Walton county, April 26 —17—3t. Li. Hissell W ILL continue outdoe*.- at his old stand iu Mon roe. and solicits a continuance of those favnro 9 he has heretofore bo liberally rcccivod from his old' friends nrd customers. April 26.—17—3t. NEW YORK . Cheap Wholesale Cloak! STOCK & CLOTHS G TT^LSaSCTTSS, It E M O V E D. T IIU stibicnbcr lias rcmovp.1 bis establishment from No. IM] Maiden Lana, to tlio spacious Siuro, No 138, Fcarf-strcet, over Mias HYDE CLEVE LAND, & Co. v kero lie will koep constantly on Irind, a much more extensive assortment than formerly. The METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR APRIL. FAI1HKNIIKIT. f>3 76 61 Thunder and Lightning. fl'J 71 67 Cloudy. B5 7fl G3 Cloudy—Thumb St Ligbtnin 71 5 dr) 5(5 50 0 55 60 CC 7 56 72 66 8 G6 60 J3 0 31 CG 10 10 11 68 1.8 it 47 65 44 12 38 57 13 42 60 It 57 67 15 5S 65 16 56 70 17 58 62 18 61 62 10 65 80 20 66 82 21 60 85 60 61 60 G7 73 60 70 68 71 76 23 60 SO 68 21 67 80 60 25 60 76 50 26 56 68 48 27 46 66 46 28 51 72 66 20 58 70 60 30 Cl 70 68 Cloudy. Ruin Thunder. Clear. Clear. Clear*- Cloudy. Itnin— 1 Thunder, ice Clear Clear. (aliernoon. Clear. Clear. Clear. Clear. Rain. Cloudy. Clear. Clear. Clear. Clear. Clear. Clear. Clear. Cloudy. Rainy. Rainy. Rainy. Clear. Clear. Clear. JACKSON Sheriff’s Snln.-On .bo «». — ™ Tuesday in Jl’NF. next,will Ire sold at lire Court-1 (boas of tho last season. He husalao on hand a large house in the town of Jefferson. Jarksnn county, within a ssnrtnu nl of lowr priced Clothing, mndn in gned s'ytn the usual bouts of aalc, the following properly, to wit: expressly for th* Southern and Western trade, :hat . . will he sold at about tho usual prices oftlie most infc- Ono Lot of I.nnd, containing five Acres, rtwro or le-a, adjoining Jones ami others : levied on as the properly of Renton Starks, to salialy a fi. fs. issued from a Justice's Court in favor of John II. Borders, v« sniil Stark. Levy made and returned to me bv a Con- ila b!e. GEORGE F. ADAMS, D. Sh'ff. May 3. ACKSON Sheriffs Sale.—On tho first J lay in JUNE next, nill be sold, at the Court. I louse in Ihe town of Jefferson, Jaekson county, within the usual hours of sale, tho following property, to wit: Throe Hundred Acres of Land, more or less, adjoining Hays and ..there : levied on as 'lie pro perty of Isaac Kiwis, sen. to satisfy a fi. fa. .n favor of Harris Sl Underwood, vs. said Isaae Kutvls, sen. BARNABAS BAItltON, I). Sh'ff. April 26. a ei-P-So Mr. CANDY return* Inn most sincere thank;* to the Ladiv.s anil Gentlemen of Athena, fur the liberal patronage they worn pleased to bestow on hi* exertions for their ainusem'.tit, at his Concert on Sa turday la.-'t. • u May 3.—18-11. Last Call. T HOSE persons indebted to the Corporation of Athens for tho tax a^esged for tho curront year, are requested to sol tic the same without further dolav, otherwise executions will nmed a • I c»ll f*«l •• their Uw« direct. JOHN A. B.YRI7, .l/<trfW. .Mav3.~ i*-2\ n ALL Postponed SherifPi* Sale.—On the first Tuesday in JUNE next, willbu aolJat the j Court House in the town of Gainegvdle, Hull county, j within the usual of sale, ihe follow ing property, to wit: ) Three Acres of Land, more or less, lyinR ' in the suburbs of Gainesville, whereon Collins Smith t no w live.- . |e» ied on n§ the property ol William Loden, I to satisfy sundry fi. fas. in favor of J. W. Jones & Co. 1 vs. William Loden. Levy made and returned to me ; by a Constable. j A quantity of Dry Goods, Hardware, ond I some Groce lies, several boxes Huts, Shoes, St«*l, one j barrel MncUercl, five sacks Salt, some tin ware, a quan- j tity of Crockery Ware asmnted, nnd sundry oilier arti- ; clcs too tedious lo mention : levied on as die property [ of Alston Boyd, to satisfy two fi. fas. issued from Gwin- I nett Superior Court, one in favor of John & William j Kelly, and the other in favor of Dobbin Sc Evan?, vs. j ^jiJ Boy 'I. A chastaI.V, D. Stiff. April 25. ALL Sheriff*# Sale.—On tlio firntTucs- ,1-iy in JUNE next, will be sold, at the Court llntiim in the town of Gainesville, Halt county, within the usual hours of sain, tho following property, to wit Four Negroes, Knstcr « woman about twon-' ...five years old; Caty a girl about .ix years old; Lewis , hot about four years, ami a child about three weeks old - levied on as the property of John M’Elhannon.to aali'-fv ali fs. issued from Hall Superior Court in fa- vorof'.Vih'v George for the oac of Aaa Vnrnum, vs. said McF.ltiannnn, and William Boyd, security on stay of Execution. Property pointed out by Boyd. A quantity nf Goods, ronsisting of two hox- f , „r |irv G.» sb*, live boxes (fats assorted, one hox M.ilwire np" box C'iil*tv and locks of all descrip tions one box Weeding here, otic barrvl Mackerel, five H Also, an n«xortmrnt nf Stocks with ma ny other dceiroblo article*. TIioho who will tal.f tho Iroiibh* to r.xamlnn th in stock, will probably >.itisfy* ihrmsolvrs, that they cannot select tho aamc* amount from any stock in the City, that will be a ■aft r or mor<> deairabl'r purchase. For safe by F. J. CONANT. No. 136, Prarl Street, New York. TERMS—Six months for approved notes, payablo at Banks in good standing in any pari nf the country. Eight months for city acceptance., or five per rent, discount for cash. In all case. Where the ttoio is ex tended, interest will ho charged at Ihn rate of six prr cent, per annum. \ny goods purchased at this Kita- biiithment that do not suit the market for which tbey were intended, w ill he exchanged for others. April 19. —16. ~i»ivl2w. PROPOSALS For publishing ol Gainesville, Hull county, Get A IVI’KKLY NKW8PAPBR TO HF. ENTITI.F.D TI1F. GAINESVILLE ADVERTISER. Devoted lo Intelligence, Commerce, Agricul ture, Science, Sound Principles, anti the pcrprtual Union of the States. I T is not designed by the subscriber to make any parade as to the principles nf the Gainzsvili.i: AuvxRTier.a. It is sufficient tossy, that its political print tplea will be baaed upon what he conceives tip true J. ffereonian creed, as understood by Drayton, l.ivingHnn, Madison anil tho friends nf tho Union in lire South—the perpetuation and stability of which ' union will be its grand end and aim. While thn subscriber thus announces his political faith —it will be hisexertion to conduct Ihs Press in tho spirit of tin' forbearance anil liberality not inconsistent w ith integrity of principle, and inflexibility nf purpose. CONDITIONS—The Gainesville Advertiser will bn punted upon a medium sheet, al $2 50 payable in ad. vancc, or $3 50 at tlio end of each year, Advertise ments will be inserted at the usual rslss. The Gainesville Advertiser will he issued so soon tu the patronage will warrant—o( which th. undersigned has flattering assurances. - (C f* The exertions of his friends iroFespectfuliy soli cited. NATHANIEL B. JUitAN. April 80.—17— . (t>-Editori of paper* in Georgia ond tho adjoining States, willing lo r< liing to reciprocate the courtesy of rrprocste an*exchange', will please give ins above a lory inser tions, Communications addressed •« <>!• qnde«ip,«J tnu-t P.r tiro present bo dirccte-l to, Mffied^.tk, £*:
