Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1822-18??, December 23, 1831, Image 2
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Ansoll JoiHsph
Aiidrne Josephine
Yjr.n Row'
Ajon ( ’uroline
Ryftg David
Baptiste Joint
linker Lucy
He, limit Susannah
Hutlcr I'liillis
Boloni Jolin
Bourquoin Patrn
Bourquoin I’oart
Bourquoin Sally
Hurkc Josial*
Ilacon Judy
Bacon William
Bacon JamCH
Ilacon Aaron
Hneon Anno
Ilacon Julia Anno
Ilacon Joseph
Uourke Flora
Heard I/«'«r
Boyd Priscilla
Bulloch Elizubeth
llcman James
Ilrynn Mary
Hourke* Serena
Hourke James
Boyd Robert
[lmirquoin Isaac
llaptist lletsey
Hm'iiey Eli'/u
Maker llacllhel
Hreenian Joscplt
Hurnoy Evo
lluunt Surah
Breton Sioplien
Hrown Uoliccca
llrown Joseph
Jlrown Eliza
Brown Varncllr
llnird Betsey
Baird Abigail
Campbell Susan
Cox Nancy
Cohan Johnson
Crevulior Justine
Crevulior Dorico
Crevalier Holly
Crcvalifr Ho«a
Carter Mary
Carter Alexander
Carter Margaret
Crevulior Irngnc
Craig Ann T.
Craig Margaret .
Craig Anna
Craig Monenia 4 ,
Craig George ’ *
Cooper Chariot
Cuthbert Georgy
Clarke JoscpIF
Cutlibert Johif/..
Cunningham 1 Uirry
Curry Uliina > 1
Carney Henry J
Cite Ootlinoau
Corley JamcH *
Carley Francis
<Inrley Jane
Oarloy Alexander
Oolion Morin
Cohen Hannah
Currier Anne
Chambers William
Chambers Lucy
Crawford Thomas
Dunbar
Dunbar Augustus
Dunbar Georgo
Froo
Persons i
>f Colour ofCImthnm County,
Ft
Dll TUB VBAIt 1801.
Alt..
Place of
Nativity.
Resilience.
June of
. . • OccunaLlo
comma. 1
27
NuvmniuJi
Savannah
J‘oiler
do
do
17
do
do
Seamstress
13
do
do
do
do
do
31
do
Huckator
53
Savonunli
Savannah
do
h’avannah
Savannah
do
50
do
do
WflHheftyoman
21
do
do
Cooper
Nurse
22
do
do
20
do
do
’I’ailnr
43
Liberty co.
do
lhlM
W usher womun
20
do
do
1818
Apprentice
IS
do
do
l^lB
Labourer
do
do
1N18
10
do
do *
1818
Seamstress
11
do
do
ItljH
3
iSuvuiiuuli
do
53
Liberty co.
do
l8fts
••■!
•Savannah
Savannah
SeauiAtroHH
do
do
t'arpontrr ^
do
3
do
do
21
Savunnnh
Suva n null
Burlier
53
Alrii a
do
1795
Huckster
0
Savannah
do
53
Mel nt 0811 r
o. do
181)8
W.ifilrerwntimu
‘JO
13
St. Jago, (.obii do
Savannah do
182U
Carpenter
4
tlu
do
28
S. ('nrnliua
do
1803
Wuhlierwomnn
5
Savannuli
do
I
do
do
Ji do
do
do
27 do
‘J5 do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
33 S. Carolina,
S Suvammli
21
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13
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in
3U 8. Carolina
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Huckster
Nurse
Washerwoman
lllncksmitli
Hustry Cook
fieninstrcFs
Hnstry Conic
Hustry Cook
do
do
do
do "
do
do
do
do
do
do
('arpenti r
do
do
('ooper
do
do
'I’ailnr
Hroucln r
do
. do
Carpenter
SavutmalijF
ill
Savannah
lulirm
du • *
do
Fake Vomlci
Snvanuali
do
do
Hnnflfcult
do
do
Cooper
Cook
Dunbar Mary Anno
Dunning Richard
31
Africa
Savni
Dolly Nolly
til
Snvaunuh
do
Dolly Catharine
35
do
do
Doily Maria
MU
do
do
Dully Justinu
1«
do
do
Dolly Jano
do
do
D’Villiers Virginia
do
Dickson Alexander
do
Dunstan Billy
22
Savannah
do
Dunstnii Betsey
18
do
Dcsiru Alexander
/r!p
*uo
(JO
do
Desire Dominique
20
do
do
'~.,re Madeline
It
do
do
Dcstro Juno
00
do
do
Delaney Mary
do
Duhergier Annette
d(J
Dunn lumen
2d
Savannah
(Id
Dunn Jano
do
do
Dicks John
do
Degournour Mary
(to
Devaux Catharine
4ft
West Indies
do
Devaux Jano
14
Savannah
do
DVLvon Andrew
1()
do
(Id
Davis Sarah Aim
do
do
Darling Massy
do
do
Elder George T.
20
do
do
Elder Sarah Ana
50
do
do
Fleming York
31
do
do
Francis Ellen
do
Farley George
do
Farley Sully
(to
Farley Hannah
do
Fravurd Bcehaml
do
Fravard William
12
do
do
Fravnrd Harry
1(1
do
do
Fun Joseph
do
do
Francis
do
Formelle Charlotte
(to
Fergtison William
50
Maryland
do
Giles Lear
17
Savunnuli
do
Gibbons Christiana
37
do
do
Gibbons John
31
do
do
Goulding Rich’d.
21
Liberty co.
do
Grummont Ariudno
Suvnmiuh
do
Grammont Theodore
do
do
Grant Jano
4ft
Wilkes co.
do
Grant Fanny
15
Savannuli
do
Grant Lucinda
8
do
do
Grant Julia Ann
it
do
do
, Gaant Amanda
M
do
do
Gordon Mary Anno
33
do'
do
Gordon Louisa
do
do
Grant Prisoilla
do
Gibbons Fall
Oft
do
do
Godineau Nelson
do
Golding Haney
Liberty co.
do
Golding Henry
13
Savannah
do
Golding Tinah
3
do
do
Golding Sally
3ft
Liberty co.
do
Golding Mary
15
do
do
Groves Jack
Gun Hester
Savannah
do
Gibbons Christiana
37
do
do
Greenfield Leonora
30
, do
do
Grcrnfield Edward
do
do
Gibbons Ann
do
do
Holzerdorf Holer
73
S. Carolina
do
Harris John
do
Hamilton Robert
do
Habersham Uurict
Savannah
do
Jlubersham Sully
53
West Indies
do
Habersham Josephine
1ft
SavQtmuh
do
Hall Lucy
07
do
do
Houston Betsy
do
Houston Rote
do
lb 11 Domestic
Huckster
Washerwoman
Nurse
\V Mfdierwoumu
Cnnlz^
-
W nftfiTier
Housekeeper
Baker
lla rbnr
Laborer
Tailor
Seamstress
Seamstress
Apprentice
I luckslcr
'J’uilor
Washerwoman
(’ooper
T'uilor
Washerwoman
iSuaniBlieBs
Laborer
Washerwoman
Seamstress
Carpenter
IS28 Washerwoman
Seamstress
Washerwoman
Carpenter
Drayman
1«?8
was
.Veainstrosa
Housekeeper
1 fousekeepe.r
Labourer
Washerwoman
*SVnmst refis
Domestic
j llcdncy Susan
I Ilednoy George
| I loluies Emanuel
, Hall Mary Elizabeth
i Houston Sarah
Houston Richard Ann
, Harris Francis
Harris Marian
1 Holdridgo Charlotte
I Jones Hrincillu
j Jackson Ragis
I Jessamy William
Johnson Mosley
! Joseph Susan
[Joseph Elizabeth
Joseph William
Joseph Francis
Johnson Rachael
Jackson Moisey
! Jarrad Augustus
j Johnson Georgy
I Jalinonu Adello
Julincuu Hose
1 Jalinonu John
Jago Rebecca
Jago Jano
Kimhal Hoary
K i tuba I Ha trick
| Kimhal lane
[ Kimhal Thomas
Lambert Betty
1 I,cion Jonncllc
1 Lloyd John
Lloyd Cecilia
I Lu Rose Jannotto
I liii Fun Suno
i La Fon Walnut
Uoyd Betsy
Af;c.
1H
8
NatTJi'y. ^,id ene e.
Kingston, Ja.
Savannah
Savannah
do
do
do-
Emanuel co.
Martinique
Savannah
Chatham co.
Savannah
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ht. Domingo
Savannah
do
do
Chatham co.
do
do
do
Savannah
do
do
West Indies
St. Domingo
Uoyd Klizubolh
Savannah
Lcvotto Lizzy
13
Chatham co.
Lo volte Penny
Lcvotto Josinli
4ft
Savannah,
Levctto Sampson
do
l.atoir Tousier
Lntnir Rose
Lloyd Hetty
(13
53
St. Domingo
I.oo Mnrlliu
Savannah
Lawrence Diana
do
I,-try I.car
Augusta
Lory William
do
Levctto Emma
34
Suvnnnuii
LovottoJolm
1ft
do
Levolto William
1ft
do
Lcvotto Richard
7
do
Lewis Pot re
50
New Orleans
Loion David
Savntinah
Merriliefi Juno
28
do
Maxwell John
Mirnult Jack
13
do
M'Intosh Ishmnel
31
do
M'luthsh Patsy
20
do
M'Intosh Louisa
Miller Jnno
27
do
Merric.liU’ Richard
70
So. Carolina
More) Anno
Savannah
Morel Andrew
Moore (i. D.
do
; Murqunml Justipn
I iMarquand Elizabeth
I Me ran It Aspusia
j Mntu Maria
I Marin Laura
! Marie John
j* Marie Dezorino
1 Mario Aeglio
M rnult Rose
Monet Alsimlns
Moody Priscilla
Miller Joseph
Merault Edward
: Merault Hrieilla
Moore Hhilip
| Moore Marv
; Moore Jeremiah
i Mornnlt Josephine
Merault Si* s
j Mills James
! Mycr.s Sarah Am
I Mnrclmll Andr\"
o:'
30. Carolina
M* • ..H H- #
-...viiiill Icreuiifih
13
Savannah
1 Marshall Joseph
1ft
do
I May Ezdore
42
•St. Domingo
' M’Intosh Eliza
•S’a van nab
M'Intosh Clarissa
do
j M'Intosh Charles
4
do
; M'Intosh Tenney
do
| Mellegraw William
37
St. Domingo
Nunes Thomas
Noylo A ffy
30
•Savannah
! Newsome Clara
2ft
•S’o. Carolina
i Nusomo Polly
32
Virginia
| Nusome Olivivo
do
( Ncthercliff Polly
•Savannah
! Netlinrclilf Richard
Net herclilf Samuel
Oliver lames 35
Oliver Rosclla y,j
Odingsell Mary Anno 28
Odingsell Anthony 34
Odingsell Miigdclcno 34
Odingsell Charles 70
Odingsell Hannah Jano 13
Odingsell William 10
Odingsell Mary Elizabeth 8
j Odingsell Susan ft
Odingsell Lucy * 4
j Hearco Abigail
I Hearco Jolin
1 Hearco Adam
I Hearco Marv
! Pearce Daniel
1 Hoinill Dolly
1 Himlar William 18
| Pearce James g()
Renne Benjamin 57
Renno Sukey
■ Reid Margaret in
Reid Charlotte 13
j Ragis Charlotte fll
| Ragis Fanny 18
I Ragis Charlotte 18
Ragis Frances H
Ragis R. 12
i Ragis Rose 8
i Roberts Isaac 28
j Roberts Mary 21
I Rentzs Peter 03
j Rents Haul 10
Rentz Jonas ll
Rcntz Renalda l*j
i Roberts Robert 35
; Roberts Sally 22
Robertson Greenwood 10
Hem Anno
1 Ray no Maria 22
! Ross Delia f)l
I Russell William
[Spears Holly 71
j Sodnor Jemima 55
j Savior Phillis
j Savior Adeline
! Stewart Catherine 20
1 Sheaves Marv 20
I Somers Joseph oq
i Scott Martha
! Segure Louisa 22
! Scguie Adeline 17
Segure John
. Segure Susan
Stiles Molsee
Savannah
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
d»
do
do
do
do
do
da
do
do * •
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
(to
»* do
do
do
do
do
* do
do
do
do
do
do
(f
.If"
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Georgia do
do
Savnnnnh do
( hnthnin co. Little Warsaw
Liberty co. do
Chatham co. do
do do
do do
UhntliamCo. Little Warsaw.
Time of
Coming.
Occupation,
Wilkes eo.
do
St. Domingo
Savounali
do
do
do
do
do
West Indies
.Savannah
do
So. Carolina
do
do
Savannah j
do '
do
Wheelwright
Labourer
Domestic
Seamstress
1792 J'htrber
Porter
Intirm
Wheelwright
Drayman
Baker
Washerwoman
Gardener
1808 Washerwoman
1800
Washerwoman
1807 Cook
1815 Washerwoman
Washerwoman
Cook
Washerwoman
Shoemnker
Nurse
Domestic
Waggoner
Tailor
Washerwoman
Pastry Cook
Seamstress
1803
Drayman
Taylor
witKiilyum 1
Mason
1708 Drayman
1788 Barber
1815 Mariner
Seamstress
1810 Washerwoman
1818 do
do
Drayman
Washerwoman
Planter
Housekeeper
do
do
Savannah
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
West Indies
Savannah
do
St. Domingo
Savannah
do
do
do
do
do
do
Etlingham Co.
Chathum Co.
Savannah
do
do
do
do
do
West Indies
So. Carolina
Effingham Co.
Virginia
Savannah
do
Chatham Co.
South Carolina
Savannah
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Savannah
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
t|o v .
( ’arpenter
Blacksmith
1784
1707 Housekeeper
Cooper
Seamstress
Ship Carpenter
do
Drayman
Washerwoman
1783 Huckster
Carpenter
Washerwoman
AVunmtress
Cook
Ship Carpenter
Domestic
Seamstress
yantes.
Stephens Arthur
Shcltal! Benjamin
Stcwnrt William
Sheflall Adam
Shefiall Susan
Shcftnll William
Shell all JoainU
Shell all Adam
Sauce Ann
Safiold Reuben
Stewart James
Simpson Grace
Stephenson Hhilip
Sheflall Mary
Smith Tliomus
Smith Rcvina
Simpson Rose
Strobcll Ann M.
Strobell Murgareta
Strobcll Catlmrino
Strobell Daniel
Simpson Jack
Simpson Sophy
Simpson Rose
Simpson Sarah
Simpson Sophia
Simpson Catharine
Simpson Elizabeth
Simpson Martha
Taylor John
Taylor Rose
Taylor Elizabeth
Thoinnsson Mary
Thomaseon Mary Jane
Thomasson John
Turnbull Jolin
Turdio Manet
Taylor Susan
Taylor Charles
Tyson Pindar
Vordresc Bonjamin
Woodliouse Robert II.
Walls Henry
Whitfmld Sampson
Wliitlleld Ann
Whitfield Ann
Wand Charity
Wand Emanuel
Walls Patrick
Williams Fanny
Williams June
Williams Henry
Wall Richard
Wall Thomas
Williams Richard
Williams Mathew
Williams Quasliy
Williams Surah
Williams Susan
Williams Mary
Williams Emily
Walls William
Wall Benjamin
Willinms Catharine
Williams Louis
| Wuii'l Emanuel S.
I Wand Matilda
Williums Mary
William Rose
Vaya Ellen
Young Cczar
tlfie.
41
24
8
Place of
.Xativity-
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Residence.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do”
do
Time oj
coming.
Occupation,
Butcher
Wheelright
Butcher
Housekeeper
17
do
do
• Carpenter
10
do
do
Drayinun
do
do
92
South Carolina
do
•Seaman
82
Suvaunah
do
Domestic
38
Africa
do
1804 Labourer
43
Suvunnuli
do
NVuslicrworna
15
da
do
Pastry Cook
30
do
do
do
27
do
do
•Seamstress
8
do
do
do
do
42
do
do
Drayman
3ft
do
do
Housekeeper
17
do
do
•Seamstress
15
do
da
do
14
do
do
do
13
do
do
do
1ft
do
do
ft
do
do
29
do
do
Butcher
24
do
do
•Seamstress'
do
do,
do
do
do
81
do
do
Labourer
°°
St. Domingo
do
do
1797 shop keeper
32
33
31
22
32
30
23
27
15
53
15
28
15
Savannah
do
do
do
do
Florida
Savannah
Liberty County
Suviinuuli
du
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
South Carolina
Liberty County
Savannah
do
do
do
Virginia
Savannah
do
do
do
do
do
«o
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
da
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do,
do
do
do
do
do
do
tip
do
du
1818
seamstress
Drayman
Cooper
Porter
Cooper
Nurse
seamstress
Barber
Wagoner
Oystermnti
Carpenter
Drayman
Washerwoman
Barber
Labourer
I do hereby certify that the foregoing is u true list of the Fro
persons at Colour of Chatham County, who have Registered their
[names in the office of tho Clerk of the Inferior Court of Chatham
County, for the year 18:51. ROBERT- W. POOLER,
l,cc 23 Inferior Court of Chatham Count
ST4. i- ANITAB-- ;
FRIDAY .IIOKMNIJ, DKC’ll. 23.
? I J* Several nitwriisenv-iits arc unavoidably post
ponod unlit our nc.xl, together win', our on
Idler, and oilier matter.
election for congress.
' Clayton.
36 c u ilics before puYishcd ^1,201
DoKnlb
Emanuel
F.yctto
Gwinnett
Henry
Jackson
Meriwether
Pulaski
Randolph
300
1
111
402
M3
267
128
112
16
Hull (reporled mnj irily)
8,803
>S h’ey.
6,1a
315
166
36j
370
2G9
ISO
119
38
8.015
200
The Augusta Chronicle estimates tho losses of the
' oolion dealers of dial plnoo, sustained during (he Iasi
| soason » nt *breo hundred ihousand dollars, arising from
a want of system in iho transaction of business, and
in a great measure, lo the ignorance existing in rog rd
|0 tlm I'ric.’S and cl.wino.il on . f Oman in I-iicr.i.m!,
find a want of allontinn to thu rate of nm iiann.. f r ,
cliarj-es, &c, T" »if| tho doa'or Itorcaf or, °lio editor
promises lo ptlldislt oco isio-allv tltc Liverpool and An-
« slit prices under tlio same classification. Hcaays-
With Iho presonl rale or rrolghts front this place lo
Savannah and Charleston, and front thence to L ver-
pnot, together with cnottni,sinus, wharfage, drayagp,
nod tho duty of 5-8 . f a penny per lb. the esp nse»”, n
cotton shipped I,once lo Ilia' pom, nnrl them su’d after
dettuc ins 'he sum ma to hy loll. f evohanjo, will r„- ec ,l
.li.ur cmU per lb. or 0(16111/0,rrletn,hilar, per ft lit; „„d
in addition to this, the lots in w, ighi, wi l ercee.l lO lhs]
I'cr hate. Let there charges he added 10 the Atfusla
prices above, and romp „ed with those of Livorponl-
nnd it will icon), that the loss na oaclt bale s',i .pcd,
will be from one dollar, to one ,h!hr an l Jify cm I
r.norgo M. Dallas, Est|. a friend of the A Iministra.
ttnn, was on Ihe 1:1th elected 10 the U. S. S 11.11,., hy
the Pennsylvania Legislature, in tho place nf General
Bernard, resigned. There were eleven hallols. Mr,
Bush was tho Ami-masonic onndidnie, and received
'mnt 30 to -10 votes throughout—nt coss.tr, to a choice
57.
The issues of ihe Bank of ihc Slate of Sou h Caroli.
n, » onl,ld ao, h Sept, were $1,8.16,90*1, being an «x-
cess over the entire capital of §172,178 84—Specie on
hand §212,263 20; bills and notes in suit, §2-18,400,
of which a large portion is ol doub f u | recovery.
The Russian Government have conf. rrud he decora
tions of St. Anne, on the JEughsh Physicians, Uusse|
and Barry, for then zealous and scientific investigations
of the Cholera of Si. Petersburg. They uere ut"Ham-
burgh at last account?.
A Mr. Curtis, who distils whiskey from Indian Corn,
in Utica, N. Y. Ins discovered an nil which tioata on
the surface, said t Q burn equally well with Sporm.u-oi
oil, ami supposed tobe equally good for linseed. A
quart is yielded lo the bushel, and is worth §1 per gal
lon. It doos not diminish the whiskey.
The^ National Republican Convention at Baltimore,
V60 delegates present, unanimously nominated John
Sergeant, of Pennsylvania, ns a candidate frr Vice
IV esidi.t, who has accept-q the same Tho following
i5im County.
IS Mr. Clay’s reply to h; anm.U icemtm of hi* nom
inaiioii:
I Washington, Drc. 13, 1831.
Gentlemen-—I litivo the honor to acknowl
edge the receipt of iho note which, as a com-
miUtv? of the Convention of National Repub-
lioan Delegates-,-.V.ojv assembled in Baltimore,
yon addressed to me, stating fImt^Wllid been
this day unanimously nominated by the Con-
venlion ns n Candidate for tiic office of Hrcsi-
dent ot the United States.
.1 his niaiiifestatian of tho confidence of a
body so distinguished, is rcceivt’d, GouFe-
rnen, with lively sensibility and profound gra-
ti tide. Although I should have been glud if
^ I "'ivonUon had designated some citizen
ol the butted States more competent than
tin sell to be the instrument of accomplishing
the patriotic objects which they have in view!
I do not leel at liberty to decline their Nomi
nation. Witli very respectful and cordial ac
knowledgments, you will ho pleased to com-
inunicatc to the Convention my acceptance
ol ilicir nomination, with the assurance that
whatever may be the eyont of it, our comm u
country shall over find mo faithful to the
Union aiul the Constitution, and to the prin
ciples ot public liberty, and to those great
measures of national pulicy which have made
us a people, prosperous, respected and pow
erful. ^
. Accc PL gentlemen, of my thanks for the
friendly manner in which yon hive conveyed
the act. and sentiments of tin- Convention.
I am, with high respect, your obedient
so i; v : ai,t - r ii. Clay.
Messrs. Peter R. Livingston, li’y Warren,
Lconurd Jarvis, and others,
Jn some parts of the U. States they are
holding prayer mooting, and setting apart
days of fasting and prayer, for the benefit of
poor benighted, savage and unchrmtian Geor.
gni; all because the people of Georgia, and
their public authorities chose to assert the"
supremacy of the laws of the state over
couple of impertinent, self-sufficient, rTTCfrr •
jotis missionaries. Verily, vcrilv, tlicrc is
impudence for you.
The Book says the prayer of t!io righteous
avuileth much. But as yet nil the praying,
and fasting for the benefit of Georgia has
not availed any thing ; for we have not yet
scon manifested the slightest symptom of re
pentance, o'- ofturning from the evil of our
wnvs. Indeed if there he any change, it is
rat lie ran increase of disposition to maintain
at all hazards, the ground the state lias ta
ken on this queKtiqn. What then is the in
ference l That as the prayer of the right
eous nvaileth much ; that as there have been
an abundance of prayers purporting to be of
the righteous, put up for the benefit of us
savage Georgians ; and that ns these pravers
have avatlctl nothing—that, therefore, (and
the conclusion is irresistible} these prayin''
and tasting gentry are any thing hut right
eous. * °
In sober earnestness—we hope not to be
though irreverent for the stylo in which wo
loci it to be our duty t.-> reprobate fanaticism
—-this is a most silty business.—Hrayingand
fustmgfor Georgiu, its authorities, anti, its
poor benighted people ! !—Faugh ami
making a public parade of it too. Thats th«:
worst feature of the whole affair. Better pray
and fast that these missionaries be brought
to their senses. Lot us hear no more of it—
tor really it is making themselves rediculous—.
bringing into contempt that religion which
was given us for the best of purposes—and in
effect fixing the people, with tenfold tonnaci-
ty, in the course they arc pursuing.
Georgia Journal.