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,.. (1 --:.;ntililishfl evrrv VVetlncnlay at THRftK UOLf.AN
in aJ’v.iitce. or POCK, if not paut before tbe en.t c r tlie
*#' -s on AVavne street, opoosite the Slate Dank.
. • f|.T\r;NTi miV - 1 at! 'tsv il rates.
rii.n l>. • !'••> ■ on • ■ ofOirtinarTtha.
VK '• „',s oeeii made lor Deit - soi Admimsim:.nitst he
•v I tiiiUTV IHYS at least.
( .w'";: Executors and Administrators for Dehtors atm < re.ti-
’ r in tiieir aco.iuiv ■, must be published SIX WBEI
tot- ’; ,‘ v ,.- nos liy Eterutors a id \ ! niastrauirs must l <s :
DAY'S before the day of sate.
,a! property (exce: t lUirrM.**) of testate and nte-
a rAecntorsand Administrators, mast be itrivci tise-1
Kvecutors, Administrators and Guardians to tlie
.:t gtrrrr
*UJ8H1PF»S :A’,JK^
February a.-x., will, wfihm
Trzrzyzrsrr
tn th first I
illUEDCEVILLE, (GA.) WEDNESDAY, JAMJARY 8, 1834.
rzyy:i?-^'*^rCTA?.?-":aaM^au&3iiaa5gH wm . .ii-ilhimj iiiibIwa—i
[WHOLE NCT1BEK 183.
th 1 *gal
tiuor, in h- town of
iVfeKUATvit
A* i'u Sutiy in
houis, b.' sold, b loro th court-hous
Bain,bridge, D-catur county,
Ono n tgro girWavo named Minta—1 vied on as th- pro-'
p.aty ol Samuel William®, lo xalisty one mortgage ii la issu
ed front in.* inferior court oi said county in favor of William
Ponalstmjui:.: praperty point -d on iu-aid U fa. Nw\\ 24,
• jOxI.v Oil veOiN, irp ./.< ■ ij.
for leave to sell Land, must he published t-'Oii?
iii.YTU-.
*’• ‘.j.!' i„i'iili.'tie I SIX 1 INTI IS.
J ti>r Forerlosiir
hr Evocator* and Administrators for Letters Dis:,
: tor For .'Closure of Mortis ores on real es'atc most in
• " iCtice a month for KOt'll >l< IN THS
" j cM.ite liy Executors. Administrators and Guard un-,
■, ,cd SIXTY DAYS before the day of sale. The-s •
,i’ i..."m'aile at the court-house door between the hours (F to
' ’.-nine ali.l i in the afternoon. No sale from day to day
; r V ".oexpre-. ei! in the advertisement.
Vfo.irt of Ordinary, (accompanied with a copy of the
r ..rectui-iit) to mike titles lo land, must be ad vert best
tfSTUd i- least.
j.,),, mi tere .ecutlons reeularly granted by the courts.
J ,,von is - 1 fill >f TV O.w i— under tuortsmse executions.
• :. v : p*ys-sa!esof perishable i rupertv under order of c
1 ‘ "ivertisc*!, generally, TEN DAYS before tlie day of sale
"^ rs fer Advertisements wid be pnnctiiaily attended to.
l ;f, ,!„ r . hrectfrt »u this Office, or toe Editors must lie post-
i YI|K£x.Sfcl A.'-i SJl x-Ji'c’ r >'» —Liti tlie
I , Fii 'stiay in February n xt, will, within th ! *gal
j hour., be sold, Oetoraihe i.c uri-house door in th: town oi
1 Ciarksv ill *, Uali 'isham county.
Lot number on.- hundred and twenty-nine in the ftmh
; district of .-aid county—1 vied o as th property of i hotnas
f *** ree sea. to satisfy two ti fas issu -J from a magistrate's
; court oi iiqrke county in iavoe-iVoasn •« Torrenc *,auminis- !
I Lator onlae estat" ui ut!t Jon svs x liomas Pierce sen. and I
lx. drown: levy mu in and retinue,I to in • by a constable.
| On lot, in th Mown ol Clarksville, containing half an acre,
i nnjuxiv d, known as numbei sev *a in sa.-i sown, a id lot I
: numb mine . . di •.; venth district ol saul county, and out* I
; gmy hors *—-ail 1 vied on as tit property oi Elijah 1. ij,
to satisfy a il la in iavor of vV illiim And. rson vs said i.. ii. j
ii id and sundry oth u ii fas vs said liuid.
Lit namix'r on hundred and fifty-one in the tenth dis-
trie! oi said cou.i y—i-evi d on as ih p. opity of John fan- I
kcrsley, to-atisty a (j fa from c magistral ’s com t of said |
coutny in iiivor of Jo.-iah i'urn *r v» said iank rsl y and i
HOTEL,
ATfIF..\S, (iA.
‘pTMIE subscriner respectfully info anx his friends and th
A public r -n-'rally, that he has purcha- d th * al>ov aa *n-
tionetl establishment, formerly kept by Mr. John Jackson.
i’h hous" will tie reiuiv for the accommodation of transient
and i guiltr -oa: lers, « i Ii - srigl or in famiii 'S, on as m i
derate terms as ■ an he ado.d d in the pin- -, by th fir-* o:
January next. Th undivided ati ntton of himself and la-
tnily, will he constantly directed to th- comfort and pleasure
oi'al! who may call on him.
Ilis Sla'iles a e ample, his Rooms generally commodious,
and no pacts or -'xp 'its- will be spared in famishing his I’a-
bie with the best the market will afford.
S \ M ELGALLTHER.
Athens, December ‘21, 13.J3 IS: 25 '
to csr^sr fL<3
ATin NKY AT LA IF,
^ w ESPEFTFULv infom ° th * public, that he will at-
tf nd lh« Sujjerk.j Courts f’he several counties of the
Cow -ta Circuit He « | promptly att -nl to such busine-s,
in his ; of esion, as may -e entru^ed to him. Hi
is Carr >!lton, Ga. Dec ‘25 it
id Jr -ss
@ i&£ I¥ i> ;> aJ li L i S € . i A A £2,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
^WAVING removed to Aararia, Lumokin county, now
ka. t md-*rs h s prof ssional s rvics to th * public, and will
two otii r fi ias vs said iankersley: 1 v y made and returned j practic* i i ail tliccoun'i *s of th i Ch rok te Circuit, and Ca"-
::i to attention
«-.T«rr
0 )1( y S.IERIFF’S S ALE—On th first Tues-
f I j a ni i’eiiraary n x.', wid, wiihi.arh' I "gal hours,
ij j- • rir* court-house door in Dooly county,
til tiia; lot of laud n i*uh r thirty—ight in ih • second <lis-
—ict of l>oolv comity—hvistl on as the prop v;y of .1-
1 | ( Vi , t to . j.-fy an > x ’cutiotl from Columbia inferior
?-.-t i.i fiv.trof hl-auor Ikimside: property point d u;tt bj
Jjinaff’* attorney. D*t; tuh-r j, id3J.
' i , „ |, la.irc.l two at; J a half acres of land, being lot nuin-
- 0I , ? jjumlr I ond eighty-iiv •, in ill • third district of said
..j\i il on as tii" prop, rty of Brinkley Btpvvn and
■ yj jordnii. tosau-iV a.i execution from n justice’s court
IV or of J" ; u» Havden: property jioinied out byplain-
V Vair nt, Mr- Rays.
. uu.-nb •: on ‘ hundr ii an:i,six ;:t tlr* third district of
, j f ju:uv !-\ieiOil is ih* prop rty of Wilson Ricks, to
ir, i ruti tti from a justices court in &vor ol Mn-
, u iY Kr.iun 1 -Stephen arvurd: prop rty pointed
j ■ f-iiJant: 1 vi'ul ott and r firtrd to tn by John Ro-
,t. J n:i.-f.i’*!' •. December 17,1S3J.
\ii that lot of iu ; I, number two in the first district of
i, |fy—j- \ cd i::t a ■ the property of Jataes il. Barber,
■ mt-TUir court ol
.»-.■■>.! jury of Dooly
' - t. 1 ill i l
I'.jU.d \S SA.NDi
county o.
!o: having
•J:v .bund
sheri '7.
vlton sm::
ur
li'
n 'X.,
rt liott
ALE.—On the first
rill, within the legal
• door in th- town uf
! tome by a oonstabli
i-ots uum.! r one hundr -d and forty and number on- hun
dred amt forty- ight in th third district of said county—lev
ied on as tli; r, p *. ty of b* njamsii hastain, to satisly a ii
tain favor of J ->s • x’o.iJt vs l. ".vis ii .. aid .. ..-alotn
Bishop and B. Chastain sc a.-it. onapp ai, a.u sundry o-
th r ii fa> v. -aid Chastain. D-cemb-r 415, ii33.
iAit uumii i thirty-six hi tlu i v ath district of -fob. r-
shatn county—levi d .n a- It property ot'.ohn oebran, u»
satisfy o morigag • ii ta issued Com th .-up iio, court of said
county i n favor of B -njarnin F. Button vs said Cochran.
l’yro half acre lots ui ;h * i.-wn ofCiarksvill . li.tb *rsham
co'tnty, r.uownand distinguish u .is numb -rs fifte n and six-
tean, w li imptot ,i—i vied on an tn prop rty of Thomas
*V . A scampi; r, to saii-ty a morigag" li lit issu-d from th
s;tp ’rior court of said county in favor oi -Stuart A; Bent vs
said Sampler. Nov mber id, 1833-
A. M ‘.LLDl-V, sheriff.
Also, will be solJ, ai the above p are, on the jirsl l’ucstluy in
March nest,
On* tract of land, containing on hundred sixty-thr»e and
a half acr s of land more or i t . formerly Franklin now
Habersham county, oa :h-* i iu lson fork of i>road river, ad- j
joining lands form iy b lotiging to damns M‘Crackin, and
grant • I so Rob rt Jldtun; and on • hundred and - v nty-
sev M acr xs of 1 tud in ire or l-;.;, in aid county, on ijudsou
ids b’lor.gi i.r to U. Susson and oth rs,
i.i mall i—! vi i o i a- th - prop Tty of
iti.ity a mortgag • li fi in favor of .ti. .i.
1. i’ xrreii vs s.xi i t licks.
r*s of iand, with the :xc vption of half an
Molly Spang, b ’ing t part of lot tinmb’r j
fourteen in ih *: *v'*nih district of said
roll, 'u.apvli, I) Kalb, Hail and llaharsham cound-s.—
1 laving b *cn *ngag-d fo • thr°e y *ar< in gold mi ii n<r. h will
[assist J by Mr. 1 orge S. Moody, from Ninth Carolina) act
as ag n: in the >xmniuatio i, an 1 sal - of ,\>! 1 fogs.
Lett u:m:i cith *r branch of th * l ev- bud i *ss address
ed to him, will l,e p -omptly and faithfully att -id d to.
D cun’ it, i '33 v — u ——! \
C5J?.£23 ©IF •> .a JW,
"23'^SS. FALL & ELL Off int :: 1 .o ke,p constantly on
ft.jr lu i i, with d. E. Edwaros of .Mitl-dg-vill;, a supply
of th ir vahtabl M dii-in.* for th ■ euro of Droosy.
Nov 25—t m Jl
'XN VK-COLJjEt)TOR’S SALE.—On th • first Tu- sday
ti in March next, will, within th' i gal hours, be sold 1
j b fo:
} iaski
nv t, n tjoining
grant 'd tn i >s
Wyl y ilicks,
Pay .to and Jam
l’vvj hundre
acr s including t
one hundr-d a
couutt
ki
lt . U alto i county,
•i hundred ind Huy a
(.trtiiml twelve, in the tin.
hi writs of Jack’s <
..i. i.hth a horse-lot ih ■
•ku.1 -r . 1. Brow :, to
tilting* and other ii i n
■res ol Ian
i disk ict o
•Mt, and
•eon—levi
,.1’nsi v a ii
, number otic hnn-
f said county, lying
adjoining• the Camp
il oil as ill ■ prop *riy
fa in favor ol Cook
as th • prop t
fa i ft >r
on th * north side of »Y yi *y s road—levied on
y of Absitloin Bishop, lo satisfy a mortgage (i
vV • J &, I! ‘ticdiet vs cat 1 i»i (hop. U c *nibsr
A. iiAl.M.DlN, sheriff.
t> a
laid M. Brown
111" ilU.’l
■d i.n 1 ii
.• ■J and
I'lna
th • s—
of lotnum-
ii district of
\vt: i im-
•vi *d on as
iitUreen
y.-XJs The f
l'lk\ ED ! ! '
i”ew * or,
• X
living v
Or P V
St D>*,
k in I /Jitri n.
compos 0 aa E-5 l’A BL'SH-
re liagb tween N.atV
which will be rcgula iy
cn x lini.a, I*
C:
::n
an i in .a- • or I
rlh *
. alt
.: -1
le of
court
I n, hi
l).
tl -iclnx, r
■*. iiliam <
, load v s
i i Wiiul
iistable.
i n xas
mb If
F.'om aj Ai.ca s
•ii.irix and Joan
r- .T: levied on
Tii
of lm
mor-
twoniv-
t'h fo
L H(l
r> ai
Bur
Robbins,
Tayf. 11,
MiUhrr
nl w ii suited
experienced
>n in conn xion
llg ft:'.lit,i 'S of
th- court-hons * door, in ih? town of tla tfu-J, Pa-
ouniy, it • following propirty or so m ■ dt ;h Teofas
will pay in tax‘s and cost iiu * on it for they nr 1532:
TUafacr s of oak and hickory land, (ntunber not known)
lying in the a ::h io itoo i oi’ Abria -hiv -rs—levied unas
ih • prop rty of ;1 tjimps y Boors,tosausty his lax "s for 1532,
principal J3 6Ji *uts and cost.
2d2i acr<*s oi pin* lauds, lying in th° n igliborhoodof
John Br:!-; haws, numb t not known—i vied on as the pro-
p y of tViiltatn iluoara, to satisfy his tat .•* for Id32—due
. i oil: tits and cost.
1. V,‘a"r oof ;n,i.' land, number not known,lying in the
.ih nstrictot Pulaski county—1-vied on as th- prop' ty of
Richard Mills, u satisxy ids .axes for 1531—dan 62i cents
aa.l cost.
•id2. a ‘.res of pine land, number not known, adjoining
Mils B overly and oth rs, tilth' 4th uixtriT of Palaski
county—1 vi d on as tii property ot' ilic.harJ Jlayps, to sat-
i»ly liis inx s for F5o3—due 75 cents and cost
One o gro woman aa.n id A *1 y, i vi d on aj th * property
Oi .. i i a Mills, to satisfy his luxes for 153d—Ja 75 cents
and cost.
i J5 tens of oak and h.ckory land on 3igg creek, in the
ithuistric.oi Butaskt co.utty, numb r not Known, but where
Yiiia nlilfa terry—levtsd oa as the prop-rty oi said .iliils, to
satisfy his taxes tor x532—du 7o cents and cost..
Idas acr s of pine laa i, numo r not known, bat being in
i.i a . .mu. hood of iV’iltiam -apps i i Balaski eoaaty—1 -vi-
> a on .is ih ■ prop *rty of Duacaa .d iiav, to satisfy ills taxes
for 1.533—du 75c. nts and cost.
2. :3i ac.e s in pinelunJ, whereon Patsey Daniel form irly
liv J—ieviiuuu -u -h ■ p.Mpe'riy of .Hard 'ill JiI‘Loud, to «at-
, tax so. i 531 and i5!2—due J7 5’J c ills aid cost.
2J3x acr- s of pin r land, lying in the n ighborhooJ of Ste
el Mitch ti in Bala-j.it county—levied on as the property
oh a .fog. r.x, to .satisfy bis tax *s tor x532—dan 25 cents
VALli'ABLii PHOFEfiTT
FORaSALE,
In the vicinity of East Maconi*
ui. a ide .nue, ami pisoto presenoe uie teams and c-.ni- j any lands, tenements or hereditaments that mey may
ILL be sold, at auction, seventy Lots, containing
from half to twn acres emit, situat 'd immediately on
h • 'a*! side oi Eas, M i. on, and lying on an .elevation of a-
)Out thirty feet above tha city; aid is not rivalled, for good
vut-r or good health, by any s, Lalion in this part of the
country.
The buildings on said lots are, our convenient Dwelling
: ious-'s, one rang? of Stores, one hundred and twenty feet
long and fifty feet -vide, with thro? teaem uts, and one for
ty-five by thirty feet, with >cai *-iLus°, and a Cotton vVare-
tlouse, one hundred and twenty b 7 forty feet. Also one a-
cr«) Lot, number three, East Macoi, with a Store tlurty feet
by forty.—All to he sold oa a iibiral credit. Sate to coin-
nn-nc * between ten and elev?n o’clock on th i first Monday
in February; 1834.
Likf wise will be rented nt the same time,
The Wharves, Ware-Houses and Stores, situated above
ihe bridg. in W *st Macon, for oae year, commencing the first
day of July, 1834. Particulars uf terms made known at sale
and reanng. H. S. CUTTER.
Macon, December 18, 1533.—7t—24
dilious of the new subscriptions. And it shad ->e taw-
fjifortlie company, from time to time, to invest so
much, or such parts of their capital, or of their profits,
as may not tie required for immediate use, and until it
may be so required, in public stock of the United -StatCo,
or of this tStaie, or of any incorporated bank, or lend
out the same at interest, on good security, and draw and
apply the dividends, and when, and as they shall see lit,
fipd necessary for the site, on, and along which, to lo
cate, run, aud-establish the aforesaid rail road and rail
roads, or any branches thereof; or to vary or alter the
plan or plan?, ond of ouch breadth and dimensions
through the whole course of »he road and roads, as they
may see fit; and also, in like manner, lo purchase any
Lands contiguous, or in the vicinity of the railroad and
rail roads, hereby authorized, that they may findNieces-
ell and transter any parts or portions thereof: Proi'dtd, 1 sary for the procuring, and from time to time, readily oE>-
Tiiat nothitig herein contained shall be so construed us
to authorize said coirtjianv to issue bills of credit, or to
loan out any monies-at u greater rate of interest titan
eight percent.
See. 4. Books for subscription to the stock of the
company, hereby authorized, shall be opened in At
taining nil necessary or proper materials, of what kind
soever, for the consLi ncung, repairing, and adequately
guarding and sustaining the said rail road or rail roads,
and in like runner, to purchase all rights of way on
land, and all necessary privileges in waters or water
courses, that may boon or actoss the route, which the
BI
ens and Eatontan, for two thousand live hundred shares - said rail road or rail roads may [iass; and also all lands
in each place, to wit: j contiguous thereto, that may be found necessary for the
In Athens, by William Williams, James Curaak, ! erecting of toll houses, store houses, w orktfcc-ps, barns-*,
Stephens Thomas and William Dearing. f stables, residences, and arcemniedatit ns ler servants cr
In Eiuonr.on, by Josiah Flournoy, ilenry Branham, j agents or mechanics, and for the stationing and sustain-
C. P. Gordon and Irby Hudson. i inwall anjmals of labor. And the said company shall
In M-uiison, for two tnouaand shares, by L. Johr-son, J have power, if need be, to conduct the rail road across
vN AC i to for a a.it ,*:gi . ze out of the Chatlahoo-
c.i j, ? it- an i C.ia. iKte c.rutts, a new judicial cir
ca , to bo : tiled the 0 >w it circuit, and also to a tarn
the co.tn.ies if Vi triy and B titer, of the Southern cir-
c i tt> to; J ax. tit si ■ leedrcui', and thut they firm
x , i t >i sa.« tiivn. .. ais >.aopoitu toe time for holding
t i. 8u *--.ri* co tr..s of o i.i circuit* and to alter the
li.ii. ot mi l a.; .a • iviirtsia too coanuesof Lowndos,
Thomas and ijuc i’.ur.
ft: it enacted iiy fit Sennit an4 Hraie of Repres^nta-
tees oj Hie S i»j/ (xc-srgid >* <?taeral.isssinbiy net, and
thereby snuliti by. the i-.'iisriiij of tie sj;ne, Taat
.->» and after :he . usage i»!" .nu a-r., the counties of i W. vVildc.
E. A. Nisbet, A. G. Snffokl and J. B. Wailter.
In Greenasborough, for fifteen hundred shares, by N.
Lewis, Thomas Stocks, Thomas Cunniingliant a’.id W.
C. Dawson.
In Sparta, for otic thousand shares, by William Ter
rell, Joel Crawford, W. ii; Sayre and diaries E.
Haynes.
In Warrenton, for five hundred shares, by Titoir.as
Gibson, Henry II. Lockhart, Grey A. Cliandier and
Soloin m Locket. * rights of w ay may b required by the said company, for
J ti Crawfbnlville, for five ltQndred share-.?, by Altsa- 1 the purposes aiiiresaid, and the same cannot, lor want ol
loinJanes, Joint Aicrccr, Henry 13. Thompson and Archj- [ tlie agreement of the parties, as to price, or for any
bald Gresham. ! other cause, be purchased, from the owner or owners’,
In Augusta, for fifteen hundred shares, l y Thomas | the s ane may be taken at a valuation, to be made by
Gumming, Win. H. Turpin, Wm. C. Mtcou, and Joliu j com-.iissioncrs, ora majority ot them, to be appointed
: any public road, and by suitable bridges, over and across
| ail or any rivers, creeks, waters, or water courses, that
I may be in the. route; or if they should deem it more
convenient and suitable, nay pass carriages using the
road, by convenient boats, across the tati.c; Provided,
That the said company shall so construct their rail
road across ull public reads, as not to obstruct or injure
the same.
Sec. 11. In all or any cask, where land or private
by thelnferior court of the county whereany part of the.
land or right of way maybe situated. And the said
commissioners, before tLcy act, shall severally take an
oath before sums Justice of the Peace, faithfully and
impartially to discharge the duties assigned them. In
making *aid valuation, the commissioners shall take into
consideration the loss or damage which may occur to the
owner or Owners, in consequence of the land being ta
ken, or the right ci way obstructed. The proceedings
| of tlie said commissioners, accompanied with a fail des-
1 uiwether, Ti i ip, Ic i: J, Coweta, DeKalb, Gamp-J In Washington, for one thousand shares, by P. P.
i>e.t and Carroll, of taaCinal > «rtee circuit; the county j Hiliiwuse; Samuel Baructt, Jos. VV. Robinson, and L.
of Fayette, of t.ne Pl.iiJ-ciHuit, and the counties of i S. Brown.
. auidtiig tni Gnbn, of the Chtfukee circuit, form a new In Lexington, for one thousand shares, by John
Lite at Circuit, tobe ici.i.vn mu called the Coweta cir- ! Moore, John Batiks, Joseph ii. Lumpkin and Edward
tit; and i-v .it s »m as nor. lenten, after the passage of j Cox; and.
i.s act, thcre'shitU ueeiecied a Judge of the Superior j In Appling, for one thousand shares, by Thomas S.
; m t and 3 -I.CiL ir Genera!, nr sax! Coweta circuit. I Hamilton, Archer Avery, Watt L. Collins, end Wens-
rtn i be it further exacted, Tut the counties of Baker i icy Hobby,
a. id Early, be attached Lo an J form a jiurt of the Glut- f And thebooks by said commissioners or a majority of i crtnlion and plat ot the said land, shall be returned under
anoodiee circuit. j them, shall be opened iu each of tlie said places on the j the hands find seals of a majority ol the commissioner.
And be ii fj,r:\;r eneief Ton ths time for holding { same day, whicb is hereby fixed to be on the first ?«don-
x circuits, shall bo as j day of February next; and the different sets of com
missioners shall advertise the time and place’of sub
scribing in the public gazette, or gazettes of the pla.-es
respectively; ond if no gazette be published at at.j of
Troap, or tho third Monday in Fab-! the places, those commissioners shall advertise in the
Georgia Journal and Federal Union; and such adver
tisement shall be inserted for at least three weeks prior
to the day fixed for opening the books: Provided, That
if any of the commissioners at the time of opening the
books, shall be sick or unable to attend, the other three
io S iperm.* c m is in the
'hsr, ott the second Monday
In ui-ec > try of VI •
Feb ‘uary a.i-i A igt
lu the -in v
iry and Aug i
I i th i ci.m .y of Heard, >a tin fourth Monday in
• ii ta.-y and August.
In .ill ora l y :f Coweta o:i tiio first .Monday in
oh aud September.
I i tie 'ounty of Fayolte, on tic second Monday in 1 commissioners or a majority of them, may choose apro-
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Srhippira a inform'd, tint th
Pteunilioat CilARLE5 i'O.V, ■ aptain
John Donndl, is add M to ths hm to
ptv constantly, during the season, be
ll tRlEN and SA\ VNNAH.
l of this fin Boat lsures ih* greatest dcs-
. shipn d by t!:is line, by avoiding long d°-
i, a i i rculiipm*;it oh sloops, which is liable
>•: r v. h :i th'j \vi ids ar ■ a Iv r e.
:iRt i inn 'T. t'apku.i .I’Loi-iitit'k, will ii-riTi-
to tow r.p the Fr dght Barg 's f om Da-
dli’ihirFJ DA LH.—On the fir
i.vh u x , will, within lh<? l.'grd hotir
court-house door in La.vivnc.-iviit
torta*.
eaco :
his arrang'*mcnts to ficiiitat:*
n and the Seaports, will mil
J. R. SU ITS.
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fifty:
ng p i
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t: r : uf land, whereon Ami i.rurfo
inf lot nuniVr two hundred and
th distrk t of siid county—i- vi d on
un a in i :-trni. s court in lavorol .vhrain
i. Lamb and Anne Lamb: l.'\ y mad and
ti:i. . i r.i: h;, a cons'.lid *.
0!u:i oi i fifty acres of land more or less, on Shoal
•r.-k, in the lift it district of Gwinnett county, wh r on
Lsu'.v il 1'.. . ;:„w liv-s—i vi-.1 on its ill -property of
- am s Ji 5‘, i, r. t > >;i; iy sun try ti las irotn a justice s
■ r : , favor of .lame* C. Langb'ridge vs. said Jamas R.
•’■‘Miiner: I \ nia!° and r*-t n i d to in • by a constable.
f’-vo liuiidV-.1 mid linrty-liveacr s of land, b-rng fractions
' vailiT mi hundr i un i thirty-nine and number on. litin-
<•: d R.ul f irtv, a.'.joining t e.sll--!) *rry a i i (♦off r, in th • sixih
:-t., -. ct -ahi county—1 vi 1 on i<> satisly a u fa l r oin a
,' i-Ik; : euu'.t m favor ot tStcphcn t’i uc - vs Richard Lruce:
i-vv mm! and r. .un.eJ to mi by a ronsiable.
t wo liundmrand fifty acres of land mar or less, being
I't aurn.i -r three in th s v mh district of said county, mi-
uaing land* of Wells, Thompson and others—levied oil as
prop -.ty of .Murdock *L oil, to satisly a ii ia from the
-upr-rior court of l*uiaski county in lavor of Jam s took
1 t 'ctitor \s Murdock M‘Leod, 5 i. r nu , d Jon s and furii *y f .
Gather; prop -rty pointed out by John 1». 1’iippe r^sq.
iao hundred and fifty acres of hind more or I '.ss, wh re-
va George Collins now Iiv-.-s, b ing lot number one hundred
>d filly four, in th * - ■ venth district of said county—1 vi ;l
m as ili° property ot \\ iiliam O. Wagnon, to satisfy a li fix
*roni Carroll superior court in iavor ot John Baker adnun-
hmuo 7 and .Mary Wood administratrix of l’liomos Wood,
(-Hieasrtl, vs said W’agnuii: prop-rty pointed out by A. L.
hutchins Esq.
Two hundred and fifty acres of land more or less, adjoin-
li-hjiunin W. Maddox aiul others, it being lot number
‘ ! ' H hutrJr- d and thirty-nine in th° fifth district of said cuim-
i'—i«*vi u on as th° prop rty of W iiliain Brewster, ro satisfy
Ai.
H xiatca
Mr J. T. irotiT'ind,
Mr. /fo P Bull,
Mr Wii/inni Patton,
Macon, Xou mb
1833
.-: uwnmsvti/t
jJarh n.
Ra can nali.
Ch irleston.
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for l
th
Ui* * j3, UlOAD
T’ DOt' I ' of s'.ib-eri; ;!5n for 3JJ -hares stock. Bruns-
i \ k Rail Raid, at-^100 each, will be reopened in Ma
con on the first Monday in January next.
As this short rail road, the avemn for which is already
ued andVvel *d by°mbankm -ms and xcav.itio.i-. (ready
laying down th** wood work,) is to act as a si am dray-
a r’', across a narrow i-ck of lev-1 land at th=* foot of the
\i iianiuha, b -tw »the hou's and th° ships ai Brunswick,
u ldch will compl t°ly op°n that noble port to Macon and all
th s- mi.idl t id VV'st°rn couu'ics, which haul th ir cot
ton U) that mark.-t It i- ho;- -d that subscrib -rs will com
forward a'd laK-' up tii * balaac-of tit - stock, and aid so
small ii ot work, wIiuti -irov * o* fo iinpor-
ta:ic • to the stock holders—to the p -ople at larg ■ and the
I’ll 7 chart t is lib-ral, and tli° stock can easily be made
to nt ti ih hold-rs f ran 10 to 15p rc nt, at 6 1-1 cuts per
bale drayag.; and nt 13 1-2 c ‘nts p *r hale, it would n tt,
with th - back drayag-* 25 p»r cent iat-*rest p -r annum—>1» •
limit of th charier, amlthieotw i at th ■ sain* lira , protec
ted fram damag anJ fr •* from all other charg ■, from th
boats to the ships.
This stock will prove as permanent as the trad“, which
must ever pa-sup and down, from Macon and Hawkiusvillc
to th s**a. It will bring th ships to th foot >f tb Ocm il-
g'-c and Alauunaha, inst ad o! th-ir stopping at Savannah
and i hnrl ston.
Th Commissioners s -nthy order of the last legislature
to examin tli-' great advantages of ihi.- short railroad, &c.
1 fi fa from Gwinnett superior court in lavor of John N'-s- sav, among other things in th ir report, uiid°roath,that—-
: ’ :tt vs mid Brewster: property jioiiuetl out by plaintitf’s at- “l’h only obstacl-- now gx- ting to the connexion ol this
torn-iy. noble port (Brunswick) with the h -art of (Jeorgia, and with
bevru li.-jil of sheep, on* sow and ail pigs, four b v> hives, tfio gr at vv ahh aud th - d-’nsest pop.tlat on of th* >tn.e, is
“? wirrt-l niar° aliout eighteen or tw -nty y.-ars old, thr
»h narrow slip of land, of little over eleven mi! ‘s,b -tween
that port and th Alatamaha; and this obstacl * we have al-
r ady slat d, can in o tropini-.i.h ov rcomeby the trifling
sum of from S50.000 to 870,000 dollars
‘Butsuppose it should cost 8100,000, th° -xp-mditure is a
it would
Jiut to the gr-*at
As plough-gear, one chts< l, thris* weeding-W'S, five chairs,
handsaw, two »tx ■«, on • table, one grindstone, three
^hovel-ploughs, one half bushel mtasure, one washtub, on*
"ashpail, two dishes, one decanter, two oitchers, four tin- rl — J .
l'uvs, lour table-spoons, one knife and fork, two jars, part trifle, in comparison with the mmpnsz advantsg
I a set t°as, one chamber, on • United .Slat -s' History, one yield, not only to th - Treasury ot th° Mate, * nt
hot-gun, one hogshead, one brass candlestick, four pock-t- body of the (leople ’ , ,
books, two bandbox**s, one thirty-gallon cask, one tca-oh!*st, , Again:- “Your Commission°re can say, upon in* sol m i
'■*0 iron wedges, one drawing-knife, two padlocks, four j anp-al they hav* mad , in submitting thisir port, Unit >
bowl*, two razors, one reel, one salt-sack, on.* spinning wheel, . do not H h-ve that ther* is it th-* United 5tat°s,so small a
•'* ('1 one black bottle—levied on as the property of Thomas ; work of internal improvement, ns the contemplated ran 11,
Ballard, to satisfy a fi fa irom ' Jwinnelt superior court in fa- fraught w ith consequences so im -ortant and so henenciat t<>
jur of Oliver W. Cox, administrator of William Aikin, vs i the sam-* extent of country, and th - sam° amount or active
ihomas Ballard: prop *rtv point ’d out by B. A. Ballard. and industrious population. ,
Two lots of land, tmeh containing two hundred and fifty 1 Th hart-r requires that 8-5 per share Ik* paid or secunsl
■rtes of land more or less, one being the lot wh -reon George on 8 uboi cibing.
1- * den now lives, (number not known,, and lh° oilier mim-
January 1, 1834.-
’JTuiie hundred and twenty-thr ***, adjoining lands of John
Hamby, both in thessvi-nth district of said county; and one
ll& gro boy named Henry about fourteen or filte-n y ars old
all levi.-u on as the prop-rty ot George M. • den, to satis ty
a b ft from the superior court in favor of William A. Mitch-
ra vs 1 George M. Glen maker, and Wiley B. Hutchins and
u iiliam Fowler endorsers, and John Hamby security on
%.
fifteen barrels of corn—1 vied on as the pro|H-rty of
J. barks M‘Hugh, to satisfy a fi fa from the superior court m
luvur of Boyd & Co. endorsers vs said M‘Hugh and James
1 uggle. November 27,1833.
Hie parcel or tract of land, containing one hundred and
twenty-four aPras more 0 r less, being part of lot number
three hundred and thirty-on*, in the fifth district of Gwin-
jiett county, which said’ land and premises w<-re mortgaged
~ James Liughridg'* by Jamps Bradherrv on the 4th of
March, 1831—levi- d on as the property of said James Brad-
j rr 3b H satisfy a mortgage fi fa in favor of James Laugli-
'uge vs said Bradherrv. Dec -mber 19- 1833.
5R GILBERT COFFEY, sheriff.
Yf ’ IK ‘.IK' / Commissioners.
U. DARI, >
—‘26
il \ WAY,
* MIOM Twiggs ca’inty, about fiv inil°s from Manon, o: _
-M the night of th fifth ultimo, a d *( eiv-r hy the nanfl° of
.. .-;s>E WB4GLNS, who. it i> -ai annway from North
Carolina for debt, ash has here. . 1° w nt from Noth
Carolina to 11-nry county, Georgia, and from Henry to
Twiggs, and f.-omTwiggs it issuppos-d he has g-in to Ala
bama. Mr. Wiggins-is a small chunky-built man. with red
compl xiori and ’red liair. i 1 ■ has a wife and two children.
He vv nt off in a small 1 rs-v-wagon with old win* Is and
new body, drawn bv alarg- bav mare. I would advis * all
people, that arc: in th ha'oit of s' lling on a credit, to bew are
of this deceiver. January 1, L-34.
26-2t C. HART.
BLANKS
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
a -r of o-.i.-t and nickory land. vvh*reoa Thoin-is
i .ujiv hv “s—i vi id o.i a: tli i property of said Mol-
i.iji ,o sail, iy tiia tux is d»r 1J32— Iuj 87j cents nud cost.
-4/- , acr *s in pin uind, ii jiti i t nuL known, out Jyiag in
Tula. G county, ta Mitch li’s dtsuict—1 vi id oa as ih* pro-
;ot d.'4 ti.an j’op ■, tj .sjfis.y ins tax -s for io32—due
0* j ccntrs UilU cost.
k02» ae.‘-s of oak atul liic;t-»ry la id, and ‘202; acr sof
pin lariit, aain >ers iut known—! vi -ion as the property of
vVin.-ua V bi.tis. aud giv.n m by said ida.as, to satisfy hi3
tux ., ior 18J'2—due J i 50 c uts and cost.
•105act s of land—I.ivmO o.i as th-properly of Willis
C:iiS-iu jr. .vh *r on said Ch. on now in -sin Puiaski county,
to .-a:isty his tax s for i332—.la? 87i cents and cost.
z'.ri. acres of oa.v and uicko«y ia.id, ntuab.'r not known, j
ailjo. uiig .. ii i s—levied on as ui interest of < *id wt )
Arthur : i said ia.M, -o - i.nty his ui -s i--n' 1532—due 75 i
ciiatj and cost. »
John el' v ay.s lif • stat •. i i fifty acres of oak and hickory
In i.i, ;uj-.:i;.iiig Uruiehii id a id olil 'rs—levied on to satisly
his i.ix s for »83i—uus 75cents and cost.
2j3, acr. s cf pine i:md, iii.inne:' not known—levied on as
tii prop-rty of ilomer 51. B lflowir, to satisfy ins tax ?s for
J.535—da • 75 cents and cost.
On n-gro woman nam'd S.arah—levied on as the proper
ty of'Johnathan Bark is, to i-a.tafy his ux-s tor 1JJ2—duo
wl and cost.
JjJacr. s of pin • land, n.titn *r lot known—levied on os
it; prop Tty oi Edward .Summons to eaiLl’y his taxes for
1834—aa /octets and cost.
One town tot in ui • vicinity of Hawktnsvill *, whereon
Jam s Bright now liv ,—.-vi M o. as tii: prop rty ol G 'orge
But , to -utility h.-s ,.»x i'or 1832—ui .*5 i-5J and cost.
(Jn ni 'gro f iliiw .iani J Dani *1—: vie 1 on as th • p.oper-
ty of jam. ? t5. Ivey, to satisly his at for 1 Viz—due 53 18
QiiU t USi.
2i)2 j aci'csof pin Hand, whereon John S w aringaia now
liv s—ievi u on <js ill ■ prop-ity #f ssweariagain, to satisfy
his taxes for i532—da* -5! -J3 c its and cost.
2021 acres of pins lanj. wh re<in vVilliatn Barefoot now
lives—1 vi d on to satlsiy stud Barefoot* tax-^ for 1532—due
75 c nts aiul cost.
ZOii acres pin* land, vvh -r on Mil 's Barefoot now
liv s—i vi -dott as the property of said .forefoot, to satisfy
his lax s for 1832—du • 75 c uts and cost. j
630acr s oi pine laud, i.nb 1 * not known—levied on as
ill prop rty of John Thomas, to satisfy his taxes for 1822—
due 08 c ms and cost.
105 acr * ol pin ■ hind, wher-on Richard Roland now
liv s. levied on as tii ■ prop rty of said Roland, to satisfy his
tax for 1832—uu 08 cents and cost.
•2021 acres of pin-* land, lumber not known, levied on as
the prop'rty ot Lutha Wilcox, to satisfy his tax for 1532—
du 75 c mts and cost.
302: acres of oar. and hickory land, second quaiiiy, wlmre-
on thus AicKs now lives, Ievi j d on as th-prop-rty of said
Nicks, to sa.tsfy ins tax -s tor 1832—due -8, and cost. |
nlo acix-s of pine land—l-yt «l on os ill - property Jesse j
Wiiiiaiu , wh-icon said Williams now lives, to satisfy his |
tax s for 1822—J.i- 81 and cost.
ioU acr--a ot oak um uicitory land, number not known,
but wh*r-on i.-mu-'l Waklcn now lives—1-vi- doaas the
prop rty of s;u.i Wald in, to satisfy his tax lor 1832—due 75
Cents and cost.
in; acr sof oak and hickory lapd, levied on as th<* pro
perty of Jos’ph ilardeinan, wher-oil said flardeman now
iv -s, to a-ust_, his ut.x s for t <32—du* 51 171 and cost.
2t»2» acres oi pine land, wh -r sm Ob -diah Smith now
liv.’s—levi d on a» th - propety of said amnii, to satisfy his
lax s lor 1833—due75 c^atsand cost.
3031 ac.-s-of piue .and, wh ■ '-oil Zacharkih Willis now
liv s—i vi d on as th-* property of >ai.i vViIlis, to satisfy
his taxes for 1833—due 81 25 c *nts and cost! »
g.iz, acr s of pine land—levied on as the property of
Johnathan Ayers, wh- . on said Ayers now lives, tosatisy his
lux -a for 153t—du 50c nts and cost.
2024 aefs -of pine land, number not known—levied on
as tli property of Michael Pope, to satisly his taxes for
1832—du" 75 cents and cost.
302i acres of pin ■ land, number not known, but lying in
Mucnelts district m Pulaski couuty—levi. u on as the property
of lJrii-. I Clem-nt, to sati.-fy his taxes for 1831—due 49
cents and cost.
4 )5 acres of pin - land, number not known—Fried on as
th* property of James -•'tric'kiaad, to satisfy his taxes for
183i—diftiai cents a.iJ cost.
1011 acr s of oak and hickory land, number not known—
L vi d on as th.- property of John M‘CuU ms, to satisfy said
M'Ciilleils lax sior i831—due48 cents and cost.
One square of pin- land, whereon Wiiiiam Timmons now
lives—1-vi donas.h pn.ipe. ty of said Timmons, to satisfy
his tax -s for 1831 -du • 61 .- nts and cost.
Oi square of pin: land whereon Joshua Cuthrule now
lives—i vied on to satisly said Cuthrules tax for 1831—due
50 c uts and cost.
2o2i acres of oui. and hickory land, whereon John Dees
now iiv:*s—I -vi d onto satisfy said Dees’ taxes for 1831—due
78 c Hits and cost. s
757; acr sof pin? land, ruimb-*r not known—levied on as
th* ■v-operly of Joh; * narrow, to satisfy his tax for 1831
uhd :JJ3—2u $5a.iJ-..-:
202: acr s uf oak a.id hickory land, numiier not known,
hut tying, adjoining ftree Munforus lauds an,, oth rs,
w h r o.°th - widow Daniel Sparrow now lives—levied on
to satisfy Daniel Sparrows tax s for 1831 and 1832—due 81
181 c nts aud cost. |
2024 acr- s of oak and hickory land, whereon Edward
Wat rs now lives, levied on as th-property of Jetfree Mun-
foid, to satisfy liis tax for 1831—due 75 cents and cost.
75 acr s ofkpine land, wh r»on Berry Yertoy now lives—
1 -vied on as th - prop rty of said Yertoy, to satisfy his taxes
for 1832—du 75 cents and cost.
202i acres of pin? land, wh-ron Henry Evans now lives—
levied on as th ■ prop rty of said Evans to sa’isfyhis taxes
for 1832—due 49 c**n.s and cost.
8. W. MITCHELL, Tax Collector.
Jan. 1, 1834. 76
I i.-cti and csej)
In tie c lauty of D itAall* oa the third
II ch tad .Soptcuiber.
In taOToa tty if C.uu-jodl, oa the fourth Monday in
larch September.
Int.to u i y of Cobb ott the second Honda
Yprtl pndCctober.
In t i-*, cun y of ihij'd.r.g, ou tho tinril Monday in
April andjutober.
I i -c a t.»;y ■>:’ Camil, on the fourth Mo-Jay in
April and Jctobcr.
Aid b: iXurlbcr enact si. That the times f >r holding
oa 4 Jperu.1 courts of the Chaiiatioocheo circuit, snail
>a as f iltuw, to wit:
lathe coirity of Ctewirt, on the second Monday in
• uary a»i August.
:°3
ary and August.
Iu the couny of D-akcr,
rbruary aiu August.
on the
In
per and discreet person to supply his place, and if tiny
of the commissioners before named, shall after the pass
ing of this act, renounce or define acting, the Governor,
upon being apprised thereof, is hereby requested to nom
inate and appoint fit and proper person or persons to
supply the vacancy of him or them so declining to act.-
LTpnn the books being opened as aforesaid, the eommis
sinners or a majority of them shall receive from individ
uals, corporations or companies, subscriptions for so
many shares its they may sec fit to subscribe for, not ex
ceeding one hundred, until three days shall have expired,
and after that, for any number of the remaining siiu.es
they may think proper, on the condition that at the time
of subscribing, there shall be paid down t< the commis
sioners or * majority of them, five dollars on each snare
subscribed; for which they shall (jive a receipt, ar.ddt-
ink of Geor-
^eet to the draft
ident cr board of
directors, after the company shall Reorganized,
ourth Monday ia j Sec. 5. The books shall be kept open for ten days at
; each place, between the hours of nine in the morning
In toe •y >f R i tl t.jlp’t,on the Thursday after the ! rectly deposit the money in the Central Bat
c md * I unity in FoOru.vry and August. | gia, or any other incorporated bank, subject
In the coe; y of E.vriy, on tho tiunl .Vlondcy in Feb- : or order of said company bv its president.
Itocotirvui Lee, on the first Monday in March' and three ir. the afternoon; and being closed, on the
ptem-tr. J last day, eacn set of commissioners shall transmit to the
m r.j of Saafter, on the Tnursday after the - commissioners in Athens, a list of the subscribers, de
signating on such Its- ns in the subscription I woks the
In th
8- Monday in Marca and September. j
J.n the < unty of Aiari hi, on the second Atonaay in J days on which the persons respectively subscribed, with
.troll anl September. j the number of shares, and sums paid, set opposite to
Ttibot, on the third Monday in | each name, with a certificate at the bottom of the list, to
be signed by each co rFn'wsloner, that trig money is de
posited in Bank conformably to this act; and thereupon
oa the f/urth Monday in
lit the eoutii
larch tnd September
In tin county of vlusey
1 '.rcoiuid September.
A ruftin the county of Harris, on the second Monday
i A oil and October.
to the court from which the commission issued, there to
remain of record. And the lands or right of way, so
valued by the commissioners, shall vest in the said com-
pany, in fee simple, m soon an the valuation thereof may
be paid, or wrhen refused, may be tendered.
Sec. 12. The said Georgia Rail Road Company shall
nt all times have the exclusive right of transportation or
conveyance of persons, merchandize, and produce, over
the rail road and rail loads to be by them constructed,
while they see fit to exercise the exclusive eight: Pro
vided, That the charge of transportation ur conveyance,
shall not exceed fifty cents per hundred pounds, on heavy
articles, and ten cents per cubic foot, on articles of meas
urement, for every cue hundred milbt; and five cents pt i
mile for every passenger: Provided always, That the
said company nia)', when they see fit, rent or farm out
all or any part of their said exclusive right of transpor
tation or conveyance of persons, on tlie rail road or rail
reeds, with the privileges to any individual or individu
als, or other company, and for such leans 03 may he a-
greed upon,subject to the rates above mentioned. And
= he said company, in the exercise of their right of car
riage or transportation of persons or property, or the
persons so taking from the company, die right of trans
portation or conveyance, shall, so far as they act on die
.same, be regarded us common carriers. And it shall he
lawful for tiie sniu company, to use or employ any sec
tions of their intended rail road, subject to the rales be
fore mentioned, before the whole shad be completed; and
in Gtiy part thereof, which may afford accommodation
for the conveyance of persons, merchant!.z.e or produce.
And the said company shall have power to take, at the
store houses they may establish oil oram.exed to their
rail road, ull goods, wares, merchandize aud produce in
tended for transportation or conveyance; prescribe tile
rules of priority; and charge such just and reasonable
terms and compensation for storage and labour, as they
may by rules establish, (which they shall cause to be
published,) or as may be fixed by agreement with tlm
owners; widen compensation shall and may be distinct
from the aforesaid rates cf traiispi nation.
Sec. 13. If any person or persons shull intrude upon
the said rail road or rail roads, or any part thereof, by
A il be it fitrlhsr ertvclsi by the trtihnrilxj aforesaid, i summing up the whn.e, it may appear whether the
.'.ict roin and nntnedi.-tteiy after the pissage of this | stock is filled up, or fills short of the aforesaid capital,
ae . tile t..neof hold tig tbe. d-tperior courts in inecounty j It’tlie number of shares subscribed, and fire dollars
of L hvp.des, shall be on Thursday before ttie first Mon- j each paid thereon, shaft tall short of the fifteen thousand
day in February and August. ; shares, but am<> ini lofive thousand shares, the said c «ni-
the commissioners in Athens shall, from all the lists of! any manner cf use thereof) ov of the rights or privileges
subscribers, make out one general list, specifying the ! connected therewith, without permission, or contrary to
days respectively on which each subscribed, so that or, 1 the will of the said company, he or they shall forthwith
forfeit to the company, all the vehicles and animals, that
may be so intrusively introduced and used thereon, and
the same may bo seized by the company or its agents,
or recovered by 6u it lit law: And moreover, the person
on the first Monday in
Li the c >-tift.y of i’homa
February and Angus
And in :,:r: : >uiny of D.-citur, on the second Mon
day! in February and Angus!.
.1 ii be it [briber existed by Iht mii'isri'.y aforesaid. That
i t * •*!)•,u, sum n vied, sunpenaed, or bound as suitors, j
.7 t ssses, jurors, or in any oiler capacity to attend said j
■ ■ nts in sit ier of the above mentioned circuits, shall lie i
> road bv v rate of said sunmons, subpoenas, or any j
»t:ier process, heretofore isiued, to attend said courts j
-s d ered by this act. |
A.id be it further
laws, mi:.tiv-ing against this act, be
re by repealed.
TrIO IAS GLASCOCK,
Snezker of ths. Ifyitse of Representatives.
JACOB WOOD,
President of the Senate.
Assented to 15.h December, 1833.
AT!,40N LUMPKIN, Governor.
p inv m iv be fov-n ;J mere in; and for the residue of the
original number of shares, the said corporation when or
ganized, n iv cv.ks oo )ks to be opened by the directors,
under sixty days notice of the time and place of sub-
or persons so intruding shall, and may be indicted as for
a misdemeanor, and upon conviction, fined or imprison
ed or both ai tiie discretion of the court of die countv.
And if any person shall wilfully and maliciously des
troy or in any manner hurt, damage, injure or obstruct,
scription, and receive Such additional subscriptions r,s j or_«!tall wilfully and maliciously cause,craid and assist,
can be obtained, on the sune terms as aforesaid, of five
dollars being p iu! on cacti share at the tiina of subscrip
tion; and r.i iy keep the books open unlii the whole num
ber of fifteen tit jusand shares shall be-subscribed.
Sec. G. For the organization of tiie com iany, the corr,-
j missioners at Athens shall appoint a convenient time
tried, That ail laws or parts of and place fir t ic meeting of the stockh ilders, which
and the same are j they shall cause to bo advertised in one or more of the
< gazettes aforesaid for three weeks m succession previous
j ly to the day; at which time and place the subscribers
; may attend in person, or be represented and vote by
I proxy; and no one but a stockholder shall be capable of
| being a proxy, and the app imtment shall bo in writing,
' signed by the appointing member, and duly autltenticat-
i ed ay tiie oath of a subscribing witness endorsed there- j
>r annexed thereto by a l awful magistrate; and the i
or counsel or advise, any other person, or persons to de
stroy, or in any maimer to hurt, damage, or injure, or
obstruct the said rail road or any branch thereof, or any
bridge, connected therewith, cr any vehicle,edifice, right
or privilege granted by this act, and constructed for use,
under the authority thereof, such person so offending,
shall be liable to be indicted, a..u, on conviction thereof,
shall be imprisoned at hard labour in the Penitentiary at
the discretion of the court, not less titan four years, arid
shall be further liable to pay all the expenses of repair
ing the same. The one half of ail the fines that may
be imposed by tiie court, under this act, shall be paid to
the informer, and the other half to tlie said company.
See. 14. Whenever tbe company aforesaid shall see
fit to form out as aforesaid, to any person or persons, or
body corporate, any part cf their exclusive right of con-
ou, < %
meeting being assembled,' the proxies examined and ad- 1 vevanee and transportation, or shall deem it expedient
milted, and a proper registry m:ide of all subscribing 1 ,l 1 1 ' * L * UI
members, by person or by proxy, who may be present,
the Athens commissioners, or a majority of them attend
ing, shall present a billoting box, in which the subscri
bers may vote fir officers by ballot; and the presiding
tn open tho said road or any part thereof, to public use,
• they shall and may adopt and enforce all necessary rules
and regulations, nnd have power to prescribe the con
1 struction and seize or burthen of all carriages and velii-
! cle-s, and the materials, of which such shall be made, that
commissioners shall c.mnt the ballots, enter tho same, j sh-.il be permitted to be used or pass on the said railroad,
and declare the result of the election, of which they i arid the locomotive power that shall be used with them.
Sec. 15. The exclusive right, to make, keep up, ami
me the rail roads and transportations authorized by this
Augusta to either of the points hereinbefore designated,
shall be completed for transportation: Provided, That
the subscription of stock or shares of said company to
the amount of a: least five thousand shares, as aforesaid,
be filled tip within six months from the passing of this
, and the work from, or between Augusta and either
GEORGIA BAIL ROAD.
V'\ ACT . i incorporate bit: ue- rg.u Ran Road Corn- j
ptriy, ■/.•fill powers to construct a Rail oi; Turnpike l
’ft-.vi from the City of Am:lists, with branches cx- \
tending io the towns c.f Entonton, Madison, ui vi ;
•ran county, and Athens, to he carried °beyond those -
places. a r tlie discretion of said company, to punish I
those who may wilfully injure the same, to confer
a 1 c. irporate powers necessary to effect said object, j shall make and deliver proner certificate or certificates
mcl o repeal an act entitled “An act to authorize the j under their hands. Tne officers to be elected shall c m- _
form lien of a Company for constructing a Rail sjst of a President and t -vclve Directors, for the first j act, shall be for and during the term of thirty-six years;
Road or Turnpike from the city of Augusta to Fa- year, an J thereafter such number of directors tt3 may be to be computed from the time when the said road front
onion, nnd thence westward to the Chattahoochee i established by the bye-laws, to serve for one year, and
river, with branches thereto, ar.d to punish those who j until a new election be made.
may ju.^e the same,” passed the 27th December, j .Sec. 7. Io the said election for President and Dirert-
1331. . j ors, the vales shall bs taken by the following rule. Each
c. I. Be it enacted SfC. That the company provided i subscriber shall be cntitlSd to a number of votes equal to
f r in : his act, and hereinafter more especially ineorpor- ; the number of snares he may held in the stock of said
ed and authorized, shall and may direct and confine | company. And m ail future elections of President and j of the places hereinbefore first mentioned, be comment'-
eir first efforts and enterprizc to the formation and j Directors, in the mukiig, altering or repealing of bye- 1 ed within two years and be completed Within six years,
mpletionof a road communication between the city of | 1 uvs, in determming or. measures involving the trenera! j after the five thousand shares shall be subscribed. And
tugusta and some point in the interior of the State, to • interests of the co-apany, at any stated oraiccasional cor- * after said term of thirty-six years shall have elapsed.
>e agreed upon by the stockholders, which road shall • poratc meeting, the vot*s shall be governed by the above 1 though the Legislature may authorize the construction
>e called the Union Rail Road:—and the same being } stated rule. ' | of other i ail roads, for the trade and intercourse contan-
cumple ed, the company shad have power to construct j Sec. S. The election if President and Directors shall j plated herein: JCevertheless, The Georgia Rail R«ad
t iree Branch Rail Road's, beginning at the point agreed i fie made annually, according to a bye-law to be made ! Company shall remain and be incorporate, and vested
upon as the termination of the Union Road, or suoh j for that purpose: and in case any vacancy occur in the ! with all the estate, powers, and privileges as to their
p lint for the middle road as tbe stockholders may so- j board between two p wnds of general election, tho board | ovr. works herein granted aud secured, except tiie exclu-
ect: one. running to Athens—one to Eaton ton—and the i of directors, or a majority of them, at a.,/ stated and I sive right to make, keep up, and use rail roads over and
•tird to Madison, in Morgan county; which branches j regular meeting of the board, may elect by ballot, from | through such parts of the country, that shall so have eX-
hall be erected simultaneously. Provided, the amount j among the stnuk’.olders, a ne/san to fid the vacancy so j pired by the foregoing limitation; but the Legislature
o' sto-k subscribed will warrant the completion of all t occurred, until the next general election of directors.— ; may renew nnd extend that exclusive right, upon such
it tiie same time; and if the stock subscribed will i But if it should sn '• • men that the day of annual dec- I terms as may he prescribed by law, and be accepted by
not warrant tne completion of all of said branches J tionof President and )ircctors sliatl pass without an J the said incorporated company: The stock fif the said
at one a-id the same time, then that branch shall j dec'ion being etfonei, or anv of them, the corporation | company and its "branches shall be exempt from taxation
be first Completed wh-ch the stockholders may by; shall not thereby be dlsso red or deemed to be discon- ; for anrl during the term of seven years from and after
vole designate. The company shall have the furth- I tinned; but it may be lawful on any other day, to hold 1 the completion of the said rail roads or any one of them;
t-r power to continue ihe Athens branch towards j and make such election, in such itauner as may be pre-1 and after that, shall be subject to a tax not exceeding
' ny point which may be- agreed upon, on the Tenues- j scribed bv the bye-laws of the corporation, subject nl- ! one half per cent per annum on tlie net proceeds of their
-e river—Allot which shall be done at such time and j ways to the rule prescribed in the seventh section of this j investments.
.act. I Sec. !G. After the President and Directors shall be
Sec, 9, The aforesaid company, to nc organized as ! elected .as aforesaid, it shall always be in the power oP
aforesaid, ;ha!l be called “Tiie Georgia Rail Road Com- { the said President and Directors, at a meeting of the
panv,” and shall have jicrpcttial succession of members, | T rd, a majority being present, to nominate_and ap-
ioiay make and havoa common seal, and Leak or alter
it at pleasure; and by their corporate name aforesaid,
may sue and be sued, answer and be answered unto, in
all courts of law and equity, or judicial tribumls of this
n such manner as the stockholders may direct.
See. 2. The company shall have the exclusive privi-
ege of constructing rail roads from any point in this
'-late within twenty miles off the road herein designated
as the Union Riud -and its branches, leading to Eaton-
t-.n, Athens and Madison, continuously to the city of
Augusta, for and during the term of thirty-six years.
>ec. 3. The stock of the company authorized and in
-orpoi ated by tins act, shall consist ol fifteen thousand j State; and shall at all tunes be capable of miking and
shares, of one hundred dollars each share, and the said J establishing, altering and revoking all sunk regulations,
unpany to be formed on that capital; but the said com- t rules and bye-laws for the Government of the company
.any shall be at liberty to enlarge their capital, as in j nni j ft s direction, as they -may find necessary and proper
the progress of their undertaking, they may find neces- fi lr the effecting of the ends ana purposes intended bv
ary; and that, either byadditiona! assessments on the the association and contemplated in this act. Provided,
original shares, n< * to xce*d in the whole the sum-ot j suc h n ,les and regulations, and bye-laws shall not be
twenty dollars in a. dition to each original share,br by j repugnant to the laws and constitution of this State.
■pening books for enlarging their capital by new sub-1 Sec. 10. Tlie said Georgia Rail Road Companyshall
scriptions in shares of not more than one hundred dollars, | have power and capacity to purchase, and have and hold. 1 signed by tbe President, shall have power to draw frqni
so as to make ‘heir capital ndequat/e to the -ftorks they t j n foe simple, or for years, to them and tbeir Successors. 1 the Central Rank of ftre'jrgi.v-Wtpther Banks of depusite
pran? a Secretary, a Treasurer, and all other officers, a-
cents and set vants, that they may deem necessary, or as
may lop prescribed in the bye-laws, of* said company,re
movable nt the pleasure of the board of Directors; and
also require and take from all officers, agents, and ser
vants, such bond or bonds and security as the beard or
bye-laws may prescribe, for securing the fidelity, obedf-
ence, accountability and correct conduct of the officers,
agents or servants so appointed, and their punctually
surrendering un all monies and property on their being
removed or displaced, or the term of their appointment
exo ring. I *
Sec- 17. The President and Directors, by an order
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