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nal.'J by (be same qualities, looked coldly on
i lP r m»e an ocean lav between tham. But for
ocean. ><>u too w ould bo assailed, that
j n ,,ther pernicious example nuahi bo destroy
,, t j. Thousands of bleeding hearts look to the
success of this appeal, less in the wish to
fit hv your liberality, thnn in the noble
j.,,nc of iieing cheered in succoss by your ae-
• l.ima'iotis, or solaced by your sympathies in
defeat.
We liavc put tho ease of Poland simply lie
you* Her eauso is so obviously just, as
!,i require no aid from the embellishments of
; it nonage, or to need any laboured appeal to
V our ebartlies We do not conceal from our-
• e |ves the delicate relations which exist be
turen our own country and Russia. We do
net deny, on the contrary we have pleasure in
publishing,, that Russia, hy Iter wisdom, fore
sight, and liberality, has ostnblisbcd lasting
claims on the friendship and esteem of Amcri-
Tltere are numerous interests to keep
them friends ; thero are some wliieli might
nsilv render them allies. We do not nccuse
Nicholas of tyranny, for wo know ho is the
subject of circumstances, of which Poland is
anhanpily the victim. As our philanthropy is
not quickened by national interests or nation
al dread, we can do justice equally to tho as-
aailant and tho assailed. In this exemption
from personal accusation, we hnvo pleasure in
including the mild Princes, who, in common
with the Czar, have been the inhoritnrs of n
(also system entailed by former reigns. But
in do we revolt at heaping injuries on others,
who may find themselves enthralled by opin
ions different from our own, wo bow to the
majesty of truth. The wrong exists, and we
should he fulsH to our origin, our principles,
and that mild religion in which we arc nurtur
ed. could we hesitate between Poland and her
encmios?
To our gentle Countrywomen wo confident
ly apply in behalf of the suffering. They are
tiie companions of men Aaught to consider
force ns n subject to renson. The blessings
they themselves so eminently enjoy, can nev
er hocoms general, until (he power of the
strong shall every where bo taught to yield to
the persuasion ^f the good. We .appeal to
them for succour to the fatherless and the
heart-broken ; wp ask for their countenance to
uncourngo the desponding, and In confirm the
bold. Wo call upon them to appear as chari
table mediators in this holy cause, and to
take the load in doing good with tho foarloss
generosity with which their sox is instinct,
whenever the principle of right is invadod by
tho wantonness of force.
Como then, people of America, to tho re
lief of this much injured and gallnnt people!
Your aid will be offered to those who are wil
ling to sacrifice all for Liberty ; to those who
are willing to work out their own redemption ;
who have already shown themselves -worthy
of their ancient fame in twenty fields, and who
will -Rover yield until resistance shall have
been carried to extremity.
J. FENIMORE COOPER, Ch’n.
J. A. WASHINGTON, Sec’ry.
Ttie Bond Case.—In staling the parlies to
tins cause yns'erdny, we woro in error in na
ming the Defendants, Wo should have stated
the Defendants to have henn Messrs. Isaac
C. Holmes, Alexander Mazyck, and Thomas
Gadsdcn Pile cause was fully argued yes
terday, not regnlurly on its .merits, but on a
preliminary motion for the right to implead be
fore a Jury, us to the law us well as tho facts of
the cose. Robert B. Gilchrist, Esq. District
Attorney, opened with a clear and succinct
statement of tho case. He contended, llmt,
under (lie act of Congress ofl799, tho Defend
ants were not entitled to nny defence, unless
they made affidavit that there was an error in
the calculation of the duties, and that, in defaull
ol this, the Court were bound to give judgment
tor the Plaintiff, simply on a motion made to
this effect. J. G. Holmes, Esq. followed, and
denied the construction given to tho Ac* of
1799. Ho insisted, that tho interpretation
given to that Act liv the District Attorney,
would deprive the Defendants of the right of
trial by Jury, guaranteed hy the Constitution
of the United States ; and concluded, by of
fering a motion, that the Defendants have
“permission to plead.” Messrs. McDuffie
and Petigru then followed ; and wont at large
into the question of the right of tho Jury to
determine on the Law as well as on the Facts
of the ease, in any civil suit submitted to them.
Mr. McDuffie relied mainly on that amend
ment of the Constitution of the United States,
securing to the citizen, in all suits at common
law. the right of trial by Jury, when the sum
is ©20. and upwards. Mr. Petigrit relied on
precedent and practice, as going to restrict that
right to criminal cases.
Tho City Gazette of the 21st ult. says:—
‘ Tho case was decided without going to the
Jury. The general issue has been put in ; it
was found the constitutionality of tho luw
could not be made a question, and thoro was
no evidence for tho panel. The consequence
was, that Judgment Jor the Plaintiff was
granted.”—[Sottf/iern Patriot.
LIST OF LETTERS
J^EMAININC in the Post Cilice at Alliens
1st October, JS31.
A.
Edward II. Akin
tt.
Doct. J. C. Bou;!;;!!u
Francis M. Bonn
Urn. E. Land
A« rot. L. Lcv.U
Uni. a. »»••••*
M.
•lack Bugc or Harry Reed John W. Moody 3
Election Returns.—The following is tho Stale of tho
Polls at tho General Election held yesterday for Clark
County :
For Governor. —Gilmer 512 I Lumpkin 381—131
For Senate.—Mitchell 490 J Thomas 402
For House of Representatives.
Hull 5701 Lowo 3D7
Dougherty 538 1 Tinsley 379
Graham 488
Miss Agnes Britt
Samuel Bennett
Reese Barber
Miss Pcrmclia Barber
Pleasant Bryant 2
Uriah Bryant
Bradford & Hopkins
C.
t)r. F. G. Callaway
James Cheatham
Edward I. Carter 3
fsliam Cheatham
Benj. McClesky
Jason Minton
Chari ;sj. McDaniel
Milly, Dr. Jurdine’s serv’t.
N.
Doct. II. M. Neisler 2
O.
Alfred Owen
Rev. Stephen Olin
P.
Wm. II. Purycar
Miss MenloriaCox
Albert Quash 2
James Croxtnn
it.
James L, Coleman 2
Augustus Reeso
D.
Mrs. Elmina Ross .ter
Beni. Davie 2
S.
E.
Thomas Stapler
Richard II. Edwards
Mrs. Retsey Stone
Mr. Echols
Mrs. Marina Sleugc
Thomas Espy
Richard Strickland
F.
Turner Smith
Mrs. Rvbeeca Farris
Isham Sledge
Geo. I*. Fellows
Wifcv Sledge
G.
r.
Lewis Gibson
Wm. Taylor 2
John F. Goneko
David G. Taylor
Miss -lariah E. Gardner
Francis II. Taylor
MissCarolinn Gorlcy
Messrs. Taylor &i Co.
Jordan Gloesup
Gen. Wiley Thompson
11.
James Talcs
Wm. P. Hill
W.
Mrs. Eliza Hodge
John Whitman
Mr. Hilliard
Zen as Warner
J.
Hold. II. Whitten
George B. Judd
Wil/is Williams
Henry Jennings
China Walker
lames Jennings
Wm. Weathcrby
Doct. A. Jonas 2
John Wright
K.
Tolliver Wilcox
Wm. Knight
Thomas Ware
Col. Zachariah Williams
W. L. MITCHELL, P. M.
Oct. 4—40—3t
A LIST OF LETTERS
EMAINJNG in tho Post Office at Watkinsvillc,
JLab Geo. on the 1st October, 1831.
B.
Mrs. Susan Harris,
John II. Borders,
John ttimton, 2.
William Ball,
Willis B. Harvey,
Robert R. Billups.
Wm. D. Harris*,
c.
Robert Hester,
Richard Cox,
Hcndley Harris*,
J.Croxton 6t Tnmor Dixon,
Bedford Langford,
George Cagle,
7'homas O. Lloyd.
M r. Cox,
M.
SUM M ARY.
The name of “Franklin Post-Office,” has been chan
iied, to avoid mistakes, as thoro is another post-office
in ihc Stale of ihcsame name ; the name of the office
will, in future. ho “Heard Court-House.” William B. W.
Dent, Esq. is Post-maBter.
Mississippi.—Col. Jbram JIT. Scott has been elected
Governor.
Kentucky.—Wo itated a faw days ago, (fays tin
Georgia Journal,) that seven Juckeon-mcn and tivc
Ctay-mcn, had been elected to Congress. Correct in-
formalinn baa baen received aince, of the remit of the
elect inn in Mr. Chilton's Hint net. This gentleman has
not been re-elect cii: Mr. Hawes, I he Jackson can
-liilato, has been elected by a majority of nino votes
Thus, in the next Congress, there will bn eight Jackson
men and four Clay-mcn.
Charleston, (S. C.)~The State-Rights’ and Free-
Trade Ticket, for Inlcndant and Wardens, lias auc-
••ceded in Charleston, at the annual election foi muni
cipal officers, on the 5th inet. Mr. Henry L. Pinck
ney, tho Editoa-ofTho Charleston Mercury, is the new
Intendant.
Colonel Gadsden ha* formally declined being o can
iidale for Congreae, in an address published in the
ast Florida papers, in consequence of hia acceptance
,f tho nllico of Assistant Engineer, conferred upon
him by tho President.
Hu'ricanc. A most dreadful one of thia nature oe.
rnrrcdon the Island ot Barbados* (W. I.) '**• month,
which i* said to have entirely destroyed ell tho sugar
cane and provision crops, and an immense number of
houses, shipping, Ike. j and, we regret to say, that
from 3,000 to 5,000 litis were last t
Tlin Hon. William Jones, of Philadelphia, died at
3etli!cl>em, (Pa.) on the morning the 8ih ult. Mr.
.1.1,as successively filled the office of Secretary of the
Navy, President of the United Slates' Bank, and Col
lector of the Port of Philadelphia.
Death of Dr. Mitchell.—Vmm the New-Vork Com
mercial Advertiser, of tho 7th inst. we take the follow-
i, our painful duty to announce thedeccaao of
our distinguished and truly amiable fellow-citizen, Dr
.Samuel I.. Mitchell. He w*a indisposed for some
v-ccka; not, however, it wa* supposed, dangerously,
until the ‘‘vital spark” had fled! At 12 o clock, on the
msuing day, tho proper funeral obsequies were paid lo
departed worth!" .
Accident.—K Mr. Isaac Belknap, Principal Machinist
in the Georgia Factory, (Smithfield.) while busily cm-
nloved on the Sth ult.'was caught in some nr Us Beel
ine, and almost ttnmcdiatcly crushed to death ! While
mangled and confined by tho wheels, he so fur retain
ed possession of his mental faculties, as to givo uircc-
lions how ho should bo released; which done, lie
' nmedialthj expired!
Some excitement has been produced from rumors of
n rovolt among the negroes in North Caroline. The
report has beon very much exaggerated, although there
was some foundation Tor it the existence of the plot
u clearly established, but most fortunately a disclosure
■ru» made which frustrated iheir plans. The excite
ment in many part* of the State of North Carolina was
very great, and appears to bo increasing.
It is mentioned in the Philadelphia Chronicle, that it
TJ proposed to raiae in that city a company of volunteers
to go out in aid of the Poles.
The Builingtoo Press of the 1 Sth ult. contains full
return, of the* elections in Vermont. No Governor has
been elected. The votes stand for Allen 10050, Fanner
0056 Meech 3828. The votes for Councillors give an
average of 9#05 for the Netionel Republican Ticket,
0384 far the Anti-masonic, and 3828 for the Jaekion.
The Governor of Kentucky ha. called a mecting of
the Legislature for tho first Monday in ^> v ''" ber
The object avowed, ia the propriety of a full
latum m the Senate of tho United States »t the next
.meeting of Congress.
SEASONABLE GOODS.
B Y the whip Oglethorpe, intended to sail from Li
verpool on the 15th August last, the subscribers
will receive on her arrival, (doily expected,) their usual
supply of
Fall and Winter Drv Goods, Cut
lery, and Crockery Ware :
Which will be for sale by the packago or pieco at
reasonable prices and customary term*.
LOW, TAYLOR & CO.
N. B. Savannah and its suburbs, are quite exempt
from sickness, and no appearance of any.
Savannah, Oct. 4—40— tf
NOTICE.
W ILL be sold at Public Out-cry, at the present
residence of Mrs. Howard, on Saturday, the
22«1 of October, a variety of articles; consisting of
Household Furniture, to wit: Chairs, Tables, Bed-
stead*, Side-hoard, Carpet, &c. &c. Also, a full suit of
Kitchen Furniture ; in which are included all articles
usually required in cooking. Terms, Cash,
Get. 4—40—ids
John W. Cook,
D.
Abraham Doolittle,
John Dean,
Win. Davenport, Esq,
James Me Elroy,
Wm. McElroy,
Henry & Green Mitcholl,
John Mathews, Esq.
Vincent T. Mathews, Esq.
TN SENATE, 19tli Dec. 1825.—Whereas
-*• it appears that the ne t entitled an act, passed on
the Dili i)ucemh**r, 1824, to alter and amend an net, to
impose h i additional tux on Pcdlers and Itinerant Tra
ders, pas leJtheDth December, 181 J, tins Been genet al
ly by i'rdtrrs nod Itinerant Traders, and no tax
lots been paid to the State by u large portion of those
persons, from tho want of information on the part of
tho Comptroller General.
Be it therefore Resolved, That it shall he the duty of
the Comptroller General,to publish, quarterly, in one of
the public Gazettes of Milledgeville, Augusta, Savan
nah, Darien and Athens, tho names of all Pcdlers and
Itinerant Traders, who have taken out a licence from
him for that purpose.
And lie it further Resolved, That it shall be the duty
of all civil officers in the different counties in this State,
to demand of all Pcdlers and Itinerant Traders, whe
ther they have obtuiued a licence from the Comptrol
ler, in conformity to the provisions of the nbovo recited
act; and if such Pedler or Itinerant Trader shall refuse
to produce such licence upon such demand, such Ped
ler and Itinerant Trader shall ho arrested by swell offi
cer, and immediately taken before a Justice of the Infe
rior Court or Justice of the Pence, to he dealt with ns
the law direct?, for n violation of the law aforesaid.—
And it shall be the duty of the clerk of tho Inferior court
in the different counties in this State,to notify the Comp
troller General in writing, the names of nil Pedler? or
Itinerant Tradcis passing through their respective coun
ties.
Approved, 22d December, 1825. .
Comptroller General’s Office, >
Milledgeville, Sept. 22,1831. $
Pursuant to the provisions of the preceding resolu
tion, tho following list of Pcdlers who have taken out
license according to law, is published for the informa
tion of all concerned.
THACKER B. HOWARD, Cotnp. General.
Names. Age. ft. in.Com. Eyes Date of Li.
A. D. Kendrick, 23 5 0\ light bluo Sept. 21, 1830.
Frederick Woodruff, 24 5 9J light dark “ 25, “
Henry II. Woodruff,25 5 7 light dark “ 25,
Edward C. Paine,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
H AVING taken up his residence in the town of Ath
ens, will diligently attend to all business that
may be confided to bis care. He will at all times havo
t »o advice, and be under the special direction of expe
rienced counsel. The several courts of tho Western
circuit he will punctunllv attend.
Athens, Sept. 20.—-38—3t.
FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB.
T HE Members of the Club a ill meet at the Geor
gia Hotel, in Athens, on the8th of October next,
appertaining to business of tho Club. Prompt attention
is requested.
By order of tho Club,
JOHN F. BARNETT, Secretary.
Sept. 27,—33— It
TO HIKE.
4 two Horse Wagon and team with a careful driver,
-m. can be iiad by the day, on application to
WILLIAM II. CUNNINGHAM*
Sept. 13.—36—4t.
Francis Burk,
John Gillet,
Edmund Bradley,
James Blanchard,
S. W. Baldwin,
Kyuo Smith,
Ilomer Foster,
Lewis Hotchkiss,
Elisha M. Hatch,
Lloyd Root,
Philip A. Cowles,
Orvil Barber,
Patrick Hayes,
Alexander McPadin,26
Wm. S. Good sell, 30
5 8J dark dark “ 30,
35 5 9J dark dark Oct. 8,
21 5 7 light grey “ 11,
25 -410 light blue
23 5 10 j dark dark
25 5 9} dark bluo
21 5 8 light bluo
29 5 8 dark grey
20 5 54 light dark
43 5 6 light grey
21 5 11 {‘light blue
24 5 73 dark gtoy
5J light bluo
5$ dark blue
5 81 dark dark
12,
22,
25,
26,
26,
26,
20,
20,
29,
29,
30,
30,
Charles Dougherty, Esq. Theophilus Meriwether,
F.
Lewis Field: r
Edward Fullwood,
Laban J. Freeman.
G.
Samuel Garner,
Aquila Greer,
Martha Gann,
John W. Graves,
James Greer.
He
Elijah Harvey,
John Parker,
James E. Pogue.
Ethcl’d Sorrell,
James Shepherd.
T.
William Thomas,
Middleton Thompson.
W.
Thomas Wade,
George Wiloby.
LITTLETON R. BREWER, P. M.
Oct. 4—40—3t
A LIST OF LETTERS
R EMAINING in the Past Office at Danietsvillc,
Madison County, Goo. on tho tat Oct. 1831,
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
GREEABLY lo the laet Will and Teatanicnt of
, V illiain • right, eon. deceased, will bo sold on
tho first Tuesday in December next, attheCourt House
in Lowndes county, Lot of Land No. 492, in tho 11th
District of Irwin county, when drawn. Sold for the
benefit of the legato** of esid deceased. Terms made
known on the day. Postponed ealc.
THOMAS A. WRIGHT, Ex’r.
Oct. 4—40—Ida.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in January
FT next,in Lexington, Oglethorpecounly, between
the usual hours of sale, the Land and Negroes belong
ing to the Estate of Martha Dilliard, deceased. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
JOS. B. DILLIARD, Adin’r.
Oct. 4.-40—tds
NOTICE.
F OUR months after date, application will bo made
to the Inferior Court of Oglethorpe county, when
sitting for Ordinary purpose*, for leave lo sell a Tract
of Land in said county ; whereon James A. Ilill, dec’d,
formerly lived : Sold for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased.
BLANTON M. IIILL, Adm'r.
Oct. 4- 40— w4m
GEORGIA, CLARK COUNTY,
W HEREAS Gabriel A. Model, Administrator on
the eatate of John Hall, la'c of Saint Clair
county, Alabama, deceased, applies to me for Idlers of
Dismission from the further administration of said ea-
** And whereat Gabriel A. Model, Administrator on
the estate of Peggy Strong, lateol'Clark county, dec’d,
applies to me for Tetters of Dismission front the further
administration on saideitate:
And whereas Gabriel A. Model, Administrator on
the esiatenf Jack Strong, late of Clark county, dec’d,
applies to mo for letters of Dismission from the further
administration on said ealale:
And whereas Gabriel A. Model, Administrator on tho
estate of Harriet Strong, lateof Clark county, deceas
ed, applies tome for letters of Dismission front the fur
ther administration on said estate : ,
These arc therefore to cilc and admonish all and sin-
oular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he
and appear at my office within the time prescribed hy
law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 4th October, 1831.
JOSEPH LIGON, c. c. o.
Oct. 4—40—mCm.
GEORGIA. HALL COUNTY,
W HEREAS George WoodlifT applies to me for
letters of Administration on the estate of Milly
Woodlitf. late of Hall county, deceased;
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gulnr the kindred and creditors of said deceased, lo be
and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law, to ehew cause if any they have, why said lettere
should not he granted.
Given under my hand this 28lh day of Sept. 1631
GEO. HAWPE, e. c. o.
Oct. 4-40—30d-
B.
Billups & Shackelford,
William Bragg,
William Bradbcrry, sen.
C.
William Connelly.
G.
David Graham.
H.
Elias Hendrix.
J.
James Jourdcu.
M.
Stephen Moon,
Durcn lb Meadows,
Silas McGrady.
N.
Audy Neel.
O.
WriteOneal.
S.
John Schroudcr.
T.
John Turnel,
William Thompson.
W.
William U. Williams,
J. Wilhite,
Mrs. Malinda Ware.
Oct. 4-40-31
WILLIAM MERONEY, P. M.
SHERIFFS’ SALES.
C LARK Sheriff’s Sale.-On the first Tues
day in NOVEMBER next, will bo sold at tho
Court Housoin the town of Watkinsville, Clark county,
within the usual hour* of sale, the following property,
to wit:
One Smnll Road Wagon and hind Harness,
and ono Sorrel mare, six years old: levied on as the
property of Edward Croft, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of
Saunders 4* Gilmore, vs. Edward Croft and Daniel
Croft, sen. security on appeal.
Sept. 27. ISAAC S. VINCENT, D. Sh’ff.
Clms. L. Paddock, 21 5 10J dark dark Nov. 1, “
Catlin Wilson, 21 5 10 light grey ** 1, “
Eleakim Hall, 31 5 8 light crev “ 2, “
Butler Bristol, 21 5 7$ light dark “ 4, “
Edmund Bolden, 25 510j dark-grey ** 8, “
Samuel Doolittle, .30 5 9 light dark “ 12, “
Lyman Thayer, 26 5 6J light dark “ 13, “
William Birgc, 30 5 5} light grey “ i3, “
James L. Nowton, 19 5 5{ light Iduo ** 20, “
James Spclnutt, 23 5 9J dark dark “ 26, “
Picrpont E. Jordan, 24 5 7j dark hlun Dec. 2, “
Guilford Law’s, 22 510 ruddy dark Jan. 29, 1831.
David T. White, 27 5 5J light grey Feb. 22, “
Elisha H. Kendall, 27 5 8 dark dark “ 26, “
Childs Root, 29 5 9 dark grey “ 26, “
William Kdgarton, 25 5 8J light blue March 1*2, “
liopgood Grover, 23 5 7\ light light “ 30, “
Evan McClain, 23 5 7 light blue April 9,
Nicholas Campbell, 33 5 6] light bluo “ 15,
Calvin L. Howland, 20 5 10$ dark dark May 14,
Spencer Jennings, 24 5 8$ light dark “ 28,
Charles A. Smith, 24 5 10J dark dark June C,
Robert G. Turman, 34 6 t j light blue “ 30,
Francis V. McKee, 24 5 4j light blue July 14,
Charles P. Jones, 25 5 CJ light grey ** 20,
Mathew F.Moseley, 23 5 8 dark dark “ 21,
Benjamin G. Scott, 29 5 5) light blue Aug. 8,
Elmer Derby, 33 5 G) dark grey “ 30,
Idr* Liccnso to oxpiro ono year from the date.
To bo published one timo in the Athenian, Augusta
Constitutionalist, Savannah Republican, Darien PIicd-
nix, Macon Mosscnger, and Columbus Enquirer.
RIF l. e s.
^IIE subscribers have just received a Case of fine
^ RIFLES, (warranted) and a few elegant double
and single ba; relied Shot Guns. Wc would also inform
jymiiixEiis
an8 others intere ted in good flour, that we have dircA
roin the Agent in New York, a Lot of real Dutch or
Unman (lie*.-anchor) Bolting Cloths, assorted mini*
her*, winch can be had on reasonable terms by ap
plication to
T. & J. CUNNINGHAM & Co. Athens, or
'* m. It. CUNNINGHAM & Co. Greensboro, Geo,
Sept. 20.—38— It.
N. D, The NE1V GOODS wc arc now receiving
"ill make our ossortmcnl perhaps tho most complete
of any in the state.
MAIL STAGE.
/B1IIE STAGE OFFICE for Augusta is kept at tho
-EL Post Oflice.
GILBERT I.ONGSTREET, Proprietor.
Sept. 13.—37—3L
'jffjr' WE are authorised to an-
nouncc WILLIAM B. MORELAND as a candidate
for Tax Collector for Clark county at the election in
January next.
August 23.—34—tf.
H ALL Sheriff’s Sale.—On the first Tues
day in NOVEMBER next, will ba sold, at the
Court llouae in the Town of Gaineavitlo,Halt coun
ty, within tho usual lioura of sale, Ilia following pro
perty, to wit:
One Lot of Lend, No. (37) Thirty Seven,
in the twelfth district of Hall county: levied on as the
property of E. J. Jackson, to satisfy three !i. fas. issued
from a Justice’, court, of Laurens county, in favour of
Reuben Hicka, vs. E. J. Jackson. Properly pointed
out by — Anncr. Levy made and returned to me
a Ct
by a Constable.
Sept. 27.
JACOB EBERHART, Sh'ff.
H ALL Sheriff’s Sole.—On the first Tues
day in NOVEMBER next, will be sold, at the
Cnurl-Houae in the town of Gaineaville, Hall county,
within tho usual hours of sale, the following property,
to wit:
One Lot of Land, No. (67) Sixty Seven,
in the tenth district of Hall county, also, all tho right
title, and interest, which Robert Burns has in Fraction,
No. (168) one hundred and oixly eight, in the eleventh
district of said county: levied on as the property Ro
bert Burns, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. issued from Hall
Superior coutt, one in favour of Alexander B. Linton,
and others in my bands, vs. laid Bums. Properly
pointed out by Holman F. Simmont^ _
Sept. 27.
A. CHASTAIN, D. Sb'flV
J ACKSON Sheriff’s Sale.—On the first
Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, will be told at
the Court-houae in the town of. Jefleraqn, Jackson
county, within the usual lioura of ealc, the following
property, to wit:
All tho right, titlo tind interest of Elijah
Naah in tins crop of Corn and Colton now growing on
the plantation of Stephen Borders: levied on as the
properly of Elijah Nosli, lo satisfy a. fi. fa. in favor
of John Boyle, vs. said Nash.
Sept.27. BARNABAS BARRON, D. Sh’ff.
Book and Job Printing nezlhj and fffturofc-
ly executed at lists office.
NEW FIRE PROOF
WARE HOUSE,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
T HE undersigned tender the public their thanks
for their liberal patronage, and beg leave to ad
vise them, that they continue to transact the
Factorage
AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS
In all its various branches. They arc now erecting a
commodious FIRE PROOF WART. HOUSE nndclone
Stores, on the South side of Broad-Street, a little helow
the upper market, which will be in readiness hy the
1st of September for tho reception of
COTTON
AJVD
MSS CHAUDSS.
Being in every way well prepared to serve customers,
and intending to use due diligenco for their interests,
full relianco may bo placed in the faithful discharge ol
business intrusted to their care.
Their Commissions shall he at tlia recently reduced
prices. STOVALL & SIMMONS.
Augusta, August 9.-32—tv3m.
THE SUBSCRIBER
H AS for the better accommodation of his Custo
mers, taken tho Store adjoining his old slunil
and converted them both into ono. He intends in fu
ture to keep a
Larger amt more extensive
Stock
than heretofore. He is now receiving
GOODS
Suitable for this, and the approaching Season, to tvliiuh
will be added almost weekly supplies.
IC7** Town and country merchants will at* formerly
be accommodated at a small advance.
J. P. SEIZE.
Augusta, Sept. 20.—38—6t.
Races.
S P R i N G F I E L I),
Effingham County, Georgia.
T%T<vriOE is hereby given, that (he Comnnaaioncra
iXI of tho Effingham Gniijly Academy, will proceed
on the firat day of November neat, to appoint two as
sistant Tnto're to tho Institution—the one must be well
qualified to tcacli tiro Languages, and all tho other
branches of education usually taught in an Academy,
and he of unhlrtniishcd moral character, the other qual
ified to teach the English Language, Writing, Cypher
ing, Ac. and of good moral character. Apply to
JEREMIAH CUYLEit.
Sept. 6.—30—eow8w.
tgTjourneymen
Tailors.
O NE or two good Journeymen Tailors would find
a steady scat of work through tho winter season,
by applying to the subscriber at Gainesville,Hill county,
Georgia. «. W. BROWN.
Sept. 27. -33—'It.
FOR SALE AT THE BOOK-STOUE OF
G. We Shaw,
A N Oration, delivered before the Demoathenion and
PI,I Kappa Societies of the University of Georgia,
at the Commentemonl of August, 1931—By Arcus-
T ug B. Lokcstbcxt, Esq. Uoiiorary Member of ihc
Phi Kappa Society.
Athens, Sept. 13—37—ff.
T 1IIE Oglothorpn Association for the improvement
of the Breed of Horses, are now preparing.! nnf
about half a mile from Lexington, which will shortly
be completed, and have determined on tho first Tues
day in November next, for the commencement of ilio
races. Owing to some subscription* bring yet out,
the AsHocIntioiu annot determine tlio precise amount
of carli dny’n purse, but can venture to say, that on
Tuesday the first day’s race, a purse of from three to
four hundred dollar* will be run for, three mile heats;
and on the next day a purse of from two to three hun
dred dollars will be run for; tv/o mile heats. Both of
these races will be free for all horses; and on Thursday
the third day, a purse will bo run for, which will bo
worth between two and llirco hundred dollars. Thm
race will he mile boats, best threo in five, and will bo
free for horses under fivo yeaia of age, owned by citi
zens of the Stale, and members of tho Association.
Rules and Regulations as may he agreed on by tho As
sociation. Lovers of the turf nro invited to tttend,
and aid us in our attempt to revivo an amusement not
only laudable, but ofvast improvement to the breed ot*
Horses. The usuul dissipations incident to Tiirfu, will
be as much as possible suppressed by tho Association,
and thereby making tho amusement innocent os well
ns profitable.
JOHN D. WATKINS, Sw’y and Treasurer.
Lexington, Sept. 13.—37—4t.
STRAYED.
O N the let day nr August Tail, fron,
■he Shallow Ford on tlio Chatta
hoochee River, a bay MARE MULE,
fivo year* old next Spring, has a wart'
on the right thigh near or on the upper joint. A liberal
rew ard w ill bo given to any person who will givo infor
mation to Ihc subscriber by loiter to that the above multi
can bo obtained, nr on delivering her to tho aubicriber
in Eatonton, Putnam county, Georgia.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
Sept. 27.-39-41.
NOTICE.
4 LL persons having demands against tho Estate of
Samuel Strung, late of Oglethorpe county, de
ceased, are requested to present them for payment
duly authenticated; and ihuao indebted will plcaao
matte immediate payment.
LEWIS J. DEUPREE,
Adm'r He bonis non with tho wilt annexed.
Sept 87—39-10d
ADMlNISTRATOR’8 SALE.
W ILL be sold on the first Monday in November .
next, at the place whereon Woolion Turner
now live* in the county of Jackson, eh the Personal
Properly belonging to tho Estate of Eldridge Nolls,
deceased. Terms mad* known on the day ol'aale.
JAMES TOLLS, Adin’r.
Sept. 27.—39—Ids.
GOOD EATING 11
4 GREF.ABLY lo tho last will and testament of
William Smith, dec’d, will bo inld in Leamgton,.
igletborne county, on tho/irst Tuesday in Novtwber
neat, two Negroes, belonging to' the Eatate of said
deceased; ■ likely young Negro ''Oman who t» » «[•*
ruio cook and bouse servant; a hkaly Mulatto girl o
»r 10 years old. Terms cash.
7 WILLIAM II. SMITH, Ex’r.
August S3.—34—tds.
{rj* Wc* are authorized to an
nounce E. II. TYSON, ss a candidate for Tax Coll**-,
of the county of Clark, at tha election in January
llt'XL •
August iC—33*-tf