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Bibb Sheriff Sales. fTWTIIJ, he sold on the first Tuesday in W w APRIL next, before the court house in The tuwn ui Macon, between tiie usual hours of Crawford Sheriff Sa.Ic$> O X the first TuesUny in APRIL next, will be sold before the court house, in Knoxville, Crawford couuty, between the usual hours of snlc, One hundred acres of Lot of Land, No. 250. in the second d: 0 trict of Crawford couuty—levied on as *’.,0 property of John Hatcher, to satisfy a Cl Fa issued out of the superior sourt of Craw ford rouniv, in favor of Patrick J. Murray vs said Hotelier. The right, title and interest of Win. P. Clover, in Lot of Land, No. 87, in the third dis trict of originally Houston now Crawford county —levied on as the propcity of If* P. plover, to satisfy two small Fi Fas issued out of the Justi ces court of the 577th district, iu favor of S. , .. Reek with vs 6aid Glover—property pointed out ..ojirrtv pointed out hy said i m. \\*m. .M’Gco—levied on and returned to me 1. H. HOW ARP, Sheriff. R U ;i|i am ,o„. constable. Fel>23 WM. B. FILES. Dtp. Sheriff. One Negro man by the name of Israel, to sat isfy sundry Fi Fas from a justice's court in favor of John Carmichael ognjtwt the president, direc tors and company of the Bank of Macon—levy tniidu by a constable and returned to me. One Saw .Mill and 336 acres of land, levied on fts tile property of Solomon '.'rroce, known as Gro ces lower saw mill, to satisfy three Fi Fas. one from Jones superior court; in favor of Luke Reed Si Co. vs said Groce, and two from llibb superi or court, one in favor of Mary G. Franklins, and ono iu favor of John Loving vs Alexander I). Brown, administrator of Samuel Gillespie, and Solomon Groce—-j Grncc- 1 Feb 26 On o No art) Woman by the name of Isabel, about 20 years old, levied on as’thc property ol Martin SintAnn* to satisfy a mortgage Fi Fa in favor ol Luke Ross, assignee of James L. Ross, vssaid Simmons. Property pointed out by Luke Kos>. II. 11. HOWARD, Sheriff. Feb 1 Also, trill be sold as above, OncT.ot anJ improvemen's in the town '6fMn- oon, known as the Mansion House, and formerly . occupied by Messrs. Darrah & Townsend—levied on *iw the property of Charles IJullackt deceased, to satisfy three Fi Fas issued from the Inferior court of Bibb countv, one in favor of Talman & Far!in, forllio use of John Talman vs Charles 8. Lewis, the administrator of C. Bullock and the executor of N. W. Wells, one in favor of Charles Whitehurst vs the administrator of G. Bulloek and the exccntrixof N. W. \Vell3, one in favor of K. D. Tracy, for the use of A'. Bennett vs the ad ministrator of C. BuPock and Spencer Riley— the above lot aud improvements levied ou to sat isfy the within.Fi Fas. Seven negroes, Jesse, a than,, Torn, a man. John, a man, Saudy, a hoy; Willis; n boy, aud Mariixla, a woman, one two horse Wagon, one yoke of Oxen and ox Cart—all levied on as the property of John C. Hodge«, to satisfy a Fi Fa issued from the Inferior court of Jones county in favor of John J. Thomas, vs said Rodgers—pro perty pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. Fob 26 W. B. CONE, Dcp. Sheriff. POSTPONED SALES. Also will Be sold as above, One Lot in East Maeoii; well improved— levied on as the property of Solomon Croce, now in tho occupancy of L. J. Groce, to satisfy a Fi Fa from Bibb Superior court in favor of Thomas Napier vs Alfred S. Bennett, \V. J. Gibson and Solomon Grove—property pointed out by Solo mon Groee. . Two Lots of Laud Nos not known—levied an ns tho property of Elijah Cotton, one lot whereon said Colton now Jives, die other lies on the Thomnston road, eight miles frorff Macon, to satisfy sundry Fi Fas from Mibb Superior court iu favor of Thomas Napier. Joseph Gaiirer aud o- thers vs said Cotton and Luke Ross security—- property pointed out by Joseph Gaiuer and Luke Ono 4 aero Lot adjoining the town common —levied on ns the property of Solomon Croce now in the oscopnncy of John C. Johnson, to sa tisfy sundry Fi Fas issued from a justice’s court iu favor of N. C. Monroe vs said Groce—levy made aud returned to me by a constable. II. II. HOWARD, Sheriff. Campbell Sheriff' Sales. tlie first Tuesday in April next, before the hJv Court House door in Campbell county; will be sold tho following property; to wit. One Lot of land No, 199 in the second dis trict originally Carroll now Campbell county— levied on as the property of Jostph Barr to satis fv one Fi Fa in favor of Jesse Cleaveiand vs. said Barr. Levy made and returned by a constable. Lot of laud No. 155 in the eighth district o-* riginnlly Coweta now Campbell county—levied on to sntisTy two Fi Fas from n justice's court, one in favor of E. G. Adams, the other in favor of Townsend & C« x vs. William Bryant, point ed out by James W. Townsend. Levy made aud returned by a constable. Lots of land No, 10^, 121, 122—levied on as the property of Robert Polly and William Ar- ledge to satisfy one Fi F*| iu favor of John Boyle vssaid Arledge. pointed out by the plaintiff. Lot land No. 308 in the.fourteenth district originally Fayette now Campbell county—levied on to satisfy oneFi Fa in favor of l^*wis Gibson, one in favor of Martin Kalb Tunfscin Coryetl, pointed out fly defendant. ~ One Negro Girl—levied on as the’property of John H. JL Colquitt to satisfy three Fi Fas oue in favor ofCraton, Mosuly & Co vs said Col quitt, one iu favor of E. B. Mosley & Co. vssaid Colquitt, the other in favor of Jacob L. Abraus vs said Colquitt, property pointed out by defeu- ant. *B. EASLY, sheriff. f&h 27 22 Georgia—Houston counttj. W HEREAS Benjamin Cram, in right his wife Eliza Crum, formerly Eli Yarborough,.one of the heirs at law of John Yar borough deceased, a private of the 8th regimen of infantry- in the Into war, applies to me for let ters of administration on the estate of said dice a ltd, And whereas Allen Win ham applies for letters of administration upon tho estate of Orrin Ste phens deceased, 'J'hese are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he and appear at my office wUktft the time pre scribed by law, tosheic cause if any they have.tchy said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 18th day of February, 1833. * CHARLES II. RICE. c. c. o. Georgia—Butts County. W HEREAS Rcbccca^obli, administratrix on the estate of James Walker, deceased, applies to me for letrers of dismission on said es te. These are there fore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred mid creditors of said deceased to file their objections (if any they have.) in my office tcithin the time prescribed by laic, otherwise said letters will be gruated. <> ,, Given under my baud, this 9th dav tt - March 1833. JOHN M’OORD.c mo Georgia—Fayette county W HEREAS James Williams applies to toe for letters of administration on the estate of Susannah McArty late of said county dcccas ed, •. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to fie their objections (if apy they hart.) in my office within the time prescribed by law, otherwise said letters irill Ic granted. Giveu undcr-uiv band and seal this 4tli March 1833. WILLIAM M’BKlbE, c. c. o Henry Sheriff Safes. ILL be sold on the' flrdt Tuesday APRIL next, before the cb’tirthousc in M'Douough, llcury couuty, between {lie tisual hours of sale, One negro boy by the name of George of a yellow complexion, about tenor twelve years of age—lovit-d oil as tile property of James C. Steel to satisfy a mortgage Fi Fa issued from I Re Info ■ rior court of Henry county in favor of Oliver W< Cox vs said Steel—property pointed out in said Fi Fa. Six Windsor and six split bottom ChairsYqne folding leaf Table, one piuc dressing table, one largo do. one largo fine bedstead, ap'd 1 piuo do. 1 hrileiug Crevaco, 1 tin bucket, 2 quilts, ono blanket, one bolster, ono large and one small pot and books, ono ovru, one largo skillet ami lid, one small do. one frying pan, ono coffee trebit, two smoothing irons, two pair shovel and tongs, and one flci.il fork, four wooden tubs, three tin pans, one baking do. one tin box am! two tin buckets, one shaving cup, one coffee mill, three pitchers, two dishes, two tea kittles, two jars, aud one stone pitcher, four jugs, and eight black bot- 1 cs, one «ugar dish and two tea pots, two small V-«t>dcn i.cx«s aud sundry articles in 1 them, too tedious to mention, c::e stand of castors, oue look ing gluss and two wooden bowls, one wash bowl ami waiter, one cvffeo pot, one candlestick, one sifter, one pair steelyards, two bed cords, aud one pair leadin',; lines, one blaukct, oue bureau, and sundry other articles too tedious to mention—all levied on as the property of Samuel Peck to sat isfy a mortgago Fi Faitsued from Henry luferior Court in favor of William II. Wiiite vs said Peck —property pointed out in said Fi Fa- The cast half of Lot, No. 102, in'thc twelfth district of Henry county, exclusive of the swamp laud on said half lot-— levied on as the property of John B. Lovejoy, to satisfy a Fi Fa issued from Henry superior court, in favor of William M‘Con- uell vs said Lovejoy—property pointed out by said M’Conucll. TUGS. J. JOHNSON,’ Feb 27 Sheriff. Also, will be sold as above, Lot of Laud No. 180, in the lltlt district of Henry couuty, containing 202$ acres, lot No. 131 in the 2d district containing 202$ acres, lot No. 173 in the 7th district, contajning202$ acres, lot No 232 in the 7lh district, containing 202$ a- cres, half of lot No 150 in the 7th distrii t of said county, lot No 4 in square I), iu tho town of Me Qouuugh, together with nil the buildings mid im provements thereon, and the oortli half of lot No tie, in square A. in said town, containing 33 1-3 feet in front anil 120 feet back on Newton street, together with all tho buildings and improvements thereon. Levied on as the property of Ktelund Tyner, fo satisfy an execution in favor of Loiv Taylor & co. All that part of lot No. 185 in the 8th district of said count}’, adjoining Hardy man and Clay ton, and Butts county line, containing 100 acres fouroor less, to satisfy sundry Fi J* astro in Jaspor supcrior court, against Thomas Williams aud Sa muel W. Butler Sf Co. iu favor of Wni W Kennou and others. The south parr of lot No 150 iu tfcelltb district of said county, nil that part formerly be ongihg *o Henry McClendon jr. containing 110 acres nu>re nr less, levied on as the property of Samuel Rutledge and IJinry McClendon jr. to satisfy a Fi Fa from Morgan superior court in favor of Martin P. Sparks. The north haliof lot No. 105 in the 7ih district of said county, containing 101J acres more or less, levied on as the property ol Sampson Gary, to satisfy sundry small Fi Fus. Burwell Ragland aud others vs Sampson Garv. Lot of Land thereon A.i >iah Doss now lives, ivith the improvement* then on, to -.it fy • - Fi Fa from Henry superior court iu lavor of Re hard JLiilry v» said 1) OSS. ;«b 23 JAMES LOVE, JDep. sheriff. Monroe Sheriff' Sules. 4~feN the first Tuesday iu APRIL next, XJr will bo sold before the court house iu the town of Forsyth, Monroe county, withiu the usu al hours of sale, One Tractor Lot of Land, No. HO, in the twelfth district of Monroe comity—levied on as the property of Thomas Clark and Thomas l.oughbrough, administrators on the estate of Jane Myers, deceased, to satisfy a Fi Fain favor of Alexander A. Smits, issued from tho Mayor’s court of Savannah, Chatham county, Ga.—pro perty pointed out by John A. Cuthbert Esq. One negro man, Mace about 50 years old— as the property of Michael Cason, to satisfy a Fi Fa in favor of John Pasmore—property point ed out by David Wallace, and in bis possession. March 1 JOHN REDDING, Dtp Sheriff. Houston Sheriff' Sales. O N the first Tuesday in APRIL next, will be sold before the court bouse door, in Per ry, Houston couuty, between tlio usual hours of safe. One Lot of well improved oak and hickory Land, containing 202$ acres more or less, whero- ou Janes M’Lenuy now lives, and adjoining ihe lands of John Stapler aud others, iu the 15th dis- trictof Houston couuty—levied on as the proper ty of Janes M‘Lenny, to satisfy a Fi Fa iu favor of Jehu Rushing. POSTPONED SALES. Also, will be sold as above, One half acre Lot in the town of Perry, whereon David W. Man s family now lives, and otfe dark bay horse—levied on to satisfy a Fi Fa iti favor of Samuel Williams vs David IV. Man and Michael Watson and other Fi Fas vs said M an. One Negro woman,"35 years of age—levied on to satisfy a Fi Fa iu favor of George Piitteii vs Horace R. Dinkins aud other Fi Fas vs said Din kins. Feb 26 ISAIAH CHAIN. Sheriff. Butts Coroner's Sale. tN the first Tuesday in JUNE next, will be * sold before tho court house in Jackson, Butts county, between tho usual hours of sale, One sorrel Stud Horse, with a flax mane aud tail—levied on by virtue of a mortgage Fi Fa in favor of Henry (lately vs Samuel Scruggs— property pointed out in said Fi Fa. PALMER A. HIGGINS, March 20 - Coroner. Georgia, SSonlstdn Gofmty, ’folk / HERE AS James E. Duncan applies to V V nie for letters of dismissicu from the cs tate of Mayberry J Wilkinson, deceased, These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said dtceastd to file their object ions if any they have, at my offee within the time prescribed by /.nr, otherwise said tetteis wiil be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this the 4th Dec. 1332. f CHARLES H. RICE.c. c.o. Georgia—Houston County. W HEREAS William Byrd, administrator on the estate of Pinkney Yarborough, deceased, applies f.»r Letters of Dismission from said estate— These art therefore to cite and admonish all and singular Hie kindred and creditors of said deceased to file their objections (if any they have,) in my offee within the time prescribed by laic, otherwise said letters will be granted. jan2l 17 f CHARLES II. RICE, c-c. o. 57* OUR montlu after data application will I t made to th*honorable the Inferior court of Twiggs county, when sitting for Ordinary pur poses. for leave to sell tlio Lands belonging to the estate of Harmon Perryman late of said couuty deceased. TIJOS. J. PERRYMAN, ex'r hov 27 9 F OUR months after date application will be madj to the Honorable Inferior court of Pike comity, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Legatees' interest in the wid ow’s dower of the estate of Moses Smith, of said county deceased- , . • • JOHN SMITH, ? „ , jan8 17 \VM. V. WHITE, lf xrs ‘ 1 7\OBR mouths after date, application will be / made to the Honorable tho Inferior Court of Houston county sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of Jamis Jones, iatc of said county deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased, feb II, 1833. WILLIAM JONES, adm'r. F OUR months afjyj'dite application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Monroe couuty, when sitting for ordinary purpo ses, for leave to sell liid fat)d, belonging to tho es tate of James Hardwick, late of said county de ceased- W31. B. FILES, adm'r. feb 181833 21 Georgia—Coweta county. It the October term of the Superior Court for sr County. RULE NISI, to foreclose. mortgas< ■"TPON the petition of Jacob S. PI att, Aqui. O. Stout and Felix lugoldsby. merchatn. trading under the firm of and using the name ai style, Platt, Stout £,■ lugoldsby. stating to tl court, that Dennis Sullivan heretofore, to wit, < the25th day of June, iu the year 1832, executi his deed of mortgage in and to three certaiu low lots, In the town of Newnau, Coweta counts known in House’s plan of said town by uinbi thirty five, thirty six and fifty four, containing tw and twelve-hundredths acres; together with m and singular tiie houses, out houses, rights an members to the same iti ahywise appcrtaiuin. for the purpose qf the better securing the pay meat of a certaiu 'promissory note, bearing dat; the 18th day of August, in tho year 1831, mad am! delivered to jour petitioner payable hkn months after date thereof, to the ,order of your petitioner at the Columbus Bank;- in- .CoIuntbus. Ga. for four hundred mid fifty five G4 100 Do! lars, according to the tenor and effect thereof.— And it also appearing to- the court that said notr still remains due and unpaid, It is therefore order ed, That said Dennis Sullivan do pay into the clerk’s office of the superior court of Coweta county, within six months from this time, the a mount of said note, principal and interest, togeth er with all legal cost of this petition, or show cause to ’the contrary, or the equity of redemp tion in aud to the said mortgaged premises be thenceforth. barred .and forever foreclosed ; and that a copy,pf,ibis rule be served oil the said Den nis Sullivan,.at least three mouths before the time the money is ordered to be paid into court, or it be published once a month for,.six months in oue of the public gazettes of this state. HUGH A. HARALSON, Att'y for Plff. A true extract from tho minutes of this ‘ onrt. GEORGE PENTJCOST, Clerk. oct 10. ’32 19 Mary Moonahum J vs £ Libel for Divorce. William Moonaham ) T appearing to the court from the ttturn of the sheriff, that the defendant in the nbov stated case resides without the limits of said coun ty, It is therefore ordered by the Court, That ser vice be perfected by publication in one of tho public gazettes in this state ouco a month Cor three months. . * • A true extract from the minutes. Given under nay hand tiiis 22*’ day of January, 1833. 19 JOHN LONG, Clerk. STABLES, AT THE OEU LAFAYETTE HALL OX CnF.RRY ST THE undersigned having j^^fitted up his stables in a very convenient style, and laid iu sc 1 .»-in plenty.of good Provender, is prepared to keep HOIISLS, aSC.Htf a' .superior manner. The stables are under the direction of a faithful aud experienced ostler, who will devote his whole attention to them. A share of public potronage is respectfully solicited. Horses and Carriages to let as above. N. B. Horses will be kept by the week or month, at 40 cents a dav. Jan 31 18 JOHN C. RODGERS. Sale of Negroes. N the first Tuesday in April next, before the courthouse door iu the town ofFayeucvillc, Fayette county, on a credit until Christmas next, the NEGROES belonging to the estate ol Rob ert Tucker, deceased, consisting of plough bovs, men, women and children. Aliof On the first Tuesday id May next, at the court house door iu Knoxville, Crawford t ounty., will be sold lot of Land No. 106. in. the 7,tli district for merly Houston now Crawford copnty, as the pro perly of R. Tucker, deceased. NANCY TUCKER, Adm'x. K. T. M. TUCKER, / : jan 21 F. G. ST EWA RT, C Ad,n rs Administrator's Sale. xN tho first Tisesday iu APRIL next will “ be sold by an order of tlio court of urdiua- ry of tho county’of Houstoii, A House and hot in tho town of Clinton,-Jones county, and on the first Tuesday in MAY. next, Lot of Land, No. 263. in the-third district of. Coweta county—sold as the property of Harris’ film, deceased, for the benefit of tho heirs ami creditors. - CYNTJ1IA K. ALLEN, A'dnSrx. 31, 1833. 19 - A' GR EE ABLE to an order of tho. Inferior Court of Wayne county, when sittbg.,,for ordinary purposes, will be sold on the first Tuc-s- ay in JUNE next, before the court house la Zeb- lon, Pike couuty, Xot No. 104, the third district of formerly Monroo now Pike county, sold for the henefit of the heirs of Robert Leach, deceased.—T erms made known on the day, LOUISA LKAC1I, Adm'rx. March 20 - 25 Georgia— Coweta County. J i nf.\ \ INWARD, administrator of the cs- tait- of David Vox, deceased, applies to me for ii-ilers of disinissiiin. Tius- are thtrifure, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said de ceased. to be and appear at my offer within the time pr sailed by law. to shew raure, if any they have, wh / i-aid t-lters should not hr granted. Given under »ny hand ihis thr 2d davofFeb- runrv 1833. 2U f FlHON HOUSE,C. c.o. F OUR months after dale application will be made to the honorable the luferior court of Butts county, when sitting for ordibary purposes, for leave to sell 96 acres of laud, being tho east part of lot No. 1H9, in the first district of origin ally Henry now Butts county, belonging to the estate of John Barron, deceased. SMITH BARRON, adm'or. Feb 10, l g 33. 20 F OUR months after date application will bo made to the Honorable, the inferior coiirt of Fayette county, when sitting fo ordinary pur poses. for leave to sell a negro boy about twelve years ofd by the name of Sam, as the property of the estate of Wyatt Reeves deceased, for the ben efit of the heirs and creditors of said deceesed. ELIZABETH REEVES, adm'rx. March 5, 1833 24 F 'OUR months after date, application will be made to the court of ordinary for leave to sell niuety-cight acres of laud more or less, being the cast part of lot No. 169, in tho first district of originally Henry now Butts couuty, belonging to the estate*of John Barron, deceased. SMITH BARRON, Adm'or. March 9. 1833. 25 A LL persons indebted to ihq.cstate of James Hardwick, late of Mohr.ce couuty, decea sed arc hereby notified to come forward and inako payincut: and those having*demands agiiins^ said estate are requested to prou-nt themin terms TTN pursuance of an act. of, the last Legislature JL of the State ofGcorgia, I have been appoint ed by tho Governor receiver of the assets of the BANK OF MACON. Having so recently en tered upon the discharge of the duties I ain requi red to perform, I know very little of what tho result will ultimately be; of one thing, however, I desire the public to be fully satisfied, that noth ing shall bo wanting on my part to bring, the hole business to'as just and speedy a lermiu'aiibn as poiriWOrf Persons holding bills upon tho Bank of Maron, would do well to deposit them in some ono of the Banks of this place as enrjyas practicable. Macon, Feb 27 23 Z. B. HARGROVE. The Federal Union and Geoigia Journal will give the-above two insertions auid forward their accounts fo, this.office. . MILITARY ENCAMPMENT'. bVT 1TII a view to the promotion of Military W V Scieuceaud theeucouragemcntofVoIun-: teer corps, a system of Annual Ercampment is proposed. Airaugcmeuts are in progress for an extensive Encampment in this neighborhood, to commence on the second Monday in May next, in hich all tho Volunteer Corps of Infantry iu the State are respccifully invited to joiu us. The time proposed for the continuance of the encamp ment is ONE WEEK. A beautiful location has been selected, cotnnianding an extensive view of • tho town and surrouudingjcountry. An arraugc- metn-has been niado for tKo construction of com fortable Tents and Marquees for the accommoda tion of as many Companies as may come. A con tract has been made with individuals who will act as .Sutlers, and furnish the men with gaod board on the ground at 73 cents each per day. On the iast day nn Encampment Medal will he sh.ot for. The firjt .of tho.proposed'series of Encampments took place near Macon last spring, aud was at tended with much benefit to the Companies pre sent. L. D. BUCKNER, TJIOS. F. GREEN, E. E. PARK, J. G. POLIIILL, JOHN MILLER Committee of Arrangements. 0^®’ The Georgia Papers arc requested to pub lish the above two or throe times, as a matter of public accommodation. March 14—3t 'N ACT to provide for the call of a convention to reduce the number of the General Assembly of the state of Georgia, and for other purposes therein named. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep rsehtetiees of the state of Georgia in General .Is mbly met, and it is hereby enacted by the author l oj'the same, That the fitst Monday iu April ghteeh hundred.and thirty three, be, and the me is hereby designated and set apart as the <y on which the citizens of Georgia quahfi- I to vote for the members of the Legislature, ball,- at the several places prescribed by law r holding such elections vote for delegates to eprescut them iu iu convention, in number equal > their representation in both branches of the ge- icral Assembly; such elections to be conducted, nan aged and certified under the same laws as are f force in respect to elections of members of the Jcneral Assembly. Sgc. 2. And be it farther enacted, That it shall be the duty of such-managers to: transmit to his Excclledcy the Governor, the result; iff said elec tions under the laws now of force for conducting, managing and certifying elections of member? of ihe General Asseihbijy aa aforesaid, within thirty lays after such elections—-Whefeiipou rt’is made the duty of his Excellency the Governor to issue his proclamation declaring the result of said elec tions by naming the individuals severally elected ; to represent jho. good people of Georgia in con veution as contemplated iti this act. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That every citizen of the United States shall be eligible to a seat in said convention who has attuiued the age of twenty five years, and been an inhabitant of this state seven years immediately preceding the day of his election, aud w ho shall have resided one year in the county for which he shall bo elected. Sec. 4. And be it further enactedThat eaeh member returned as duly elected, shall previous to taking his seat iu said convention, take the fol lowing* oath, or affirmation, viz. I, A. B. do sol emnly swear, that 1 will not attempt to add to, or take from the constitution or attempt to change or alter any other section, clause or article of the constitution of the State of Georgia, other than those touching the representation in the General Assembly thereof; and that 1 have been a citizen of this state for the last seven years, so help me God. Aud any person elected to a seat in said convention, who shall refuse to-fakc tiie-Oath a- forosaid, shall not be allowed £6 lake his seat in said convention. Sec. 5. And be it further eaactcd, That the members of said convention shall assemble on the first Monday iu May after their election, at Milledgeville, iu the Representative Chamber of *!ie State House, for die purposo of entering up on and consummating the great objects of their convention, to wit; .^reduction and equalization of the General Assembly; shall have power to prescribe their own rules and forms of business, and to determine on tile qualifications of their own members; elect necessary officers, aud make all orders which Uiey may deem conducive to the furtherance of the object for which such conven tion „hafl assemble. . Sec. 6. And be, it further enacted. That ft shall be the duty of his F xcelieucy td<* Governor to give publicity to the alterations aud amendments made in the constitution iu reference to the di rection [reduction] of tho number of the members composing tho General Assembly, and the first Moaday in October next, after the rising of the said convention, he shall fix on for the ratification, by the people, of such amendments, alterations, or new articles as they may make for the objects of reduction and equalization of the General As sembly only; and if ratified by a majority of the voters who vote on the question of “Ratification” or “N? Ratification,” then and iu that event, the nh'evn^io'ns so by them made and ratified, shall be billing eii flio people aud not otherwise. Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That it shall be a fundamental article in the formation or a- mendtneut of the constitution, that each county of the state now’ organized or laid out, or which may hereafter be created by law, shall be enti tled to at least oue representative in the represen tative branch of the General Assembly. Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That so soon as this act shall have bscome a law, his Ex cellency the Governor, be, aud is hereby required to cause it to be published in tho Gazettes of this stale, once a■wcek-untilrthe day fixed on by. this act for the election of delegates to said conven tion; and that all laws and parts of laws milita ting against this act, be, aud the same are hereby repealed. ASBURY HULL, Speaker of thcllou^c of Representatives. THOMAS STOCKS, President of the Senate. Assented to r Dec. 24, 1832. WILSON LUMPKIN. Governor Union hall, ftoebjeti am! now occupies the iut>i \i ’ shn House establishment fop sy/h, w here he will take nl,,"-' . ure in ministering-to the a, modation and comfort * 1 ! K «o®. of those who mav f hint with a call. His House- is Cfltxnnoffibt,, ^ he indulges a hope that tho;c who visit the IT • • Hall will have no reason fo complain, ei& treatment rr charges, which last shall he as m j crate as the times Will warrant. A share of i public patronage is respectfully solicited thtt j ;il> 23 13 JOHN REDPixo of tho Um. feb 18, 1833 Will. L’. FILES, adm'T. 21 Horse Hills, \\ ITH a splendid uew Cut—neatly priute at this o fine. JYoticc. A LL persons indebted Jo the estate of of Rat cliff Eckels deceased, nrc hc-eby notified to come forward and make payment; aud those having demands against said estate are requested to present lhou> in'terms oClaw. > feb 18, 2’Y llUGiTL. IRWIN, adm'r. Georgia—Crawford county. J OSEPH CJ. THOMlfsO ( N of Captain Sim mons’. DistVicjt. tolls before,R. Wilson Jus tice of the peace, one estray mare mule colt, n- bont three years o.ldi sorrel, color. Appraised to $40 by Aden Hamilton and Nathan II. Mobley. A true extract from the estray book. This 28th February 1833. 24 W J. IlAMMACK,.c. t.c. A Bunaway Negro. ROUG1IT to this Jail about 20 days past, a negro man by the name of Beu, between 30 aud 40 years of age, rather light complected, with a scar across his nose. He says he liclong- to the State, and was was bought of Thomas Hicks of Wilkes co. ; he runaway from or about l.awreitceville, M. White overseer. Col. Lyman superin undent. MARTIN NALL, jaiier. Forsyth, Fch. 25 3t J^EGHOES! NEGROES! We have on hand and for sale about 3XXT1T NEGROES, of both sexo-s consisting of first rate House Ser vants, Cooks,. Washers aud Ironers ; men, wo men, hoy- and girls'accustomed to the field, &c. We,will .also Jiavo,an .arrival,of from twenty to forty about every three or,four Weeks until May or June. Our friends and customers may expect to find us here at any time for iwclvo months to come, except July.and August next. Persons wanting such property as wo deal iu, would do well to call and exatniue our lot before they pur chase elsewhere. OLIVER SIMPSON. W. C. FERRELL. Hamburg, S. C. March 8, 1833 2mp 25 Ferry, Houston county Jlcadcmy. BIJ ANTED, a Teacher to take charge of the Ww above, Institution. None need apply who do not intend to make.the. instruction ol vouth their constant occupation. Personal ap plication must be made to the undefsigued EE ETCATIOKT, HE Trustees of the Forsyth Male and F male Academy respectfully inform the p j* lie, that they have engaged for the ensui„» ve . the-lattices of Messrs. Parsons and HolL/ gentlemen of distinguished literary acquirement strict moral deportment, and experienced instm?’ tors of youth. From the advantageous loca l’ of Forsyth, being situated on a high and health? rnlgs, about twenty fi ve hides wpstofMacon an* midway between the .Montpelier and In'di?? Springs, about fifteen miles from each’, toother with the dense and wealthy population of°M 0 n roc eemityv we flatter ourselves that by nronrr assiduity and-.veil directed eilcrt and lnanar-e ment.to rear vip an institution which in poinuf character-nod usefulness will vie with any of the kind in Ihe State.- There will be completed bv the 2d Monday in January, at which time the m stitutions wi'l open, a neat.academic building, sit; tinted in a retired and beautiful grove, and on ,ia elevated spot of grotm’d, containing sixteen acres of woodland belonging to the institution. .The Female department will be furnished 1,, Mr I arsons with ail accomplished instructress and will at all times he subject to his inspection aud direction. . Board can lie had on reasonable terms in res- pectable families. JOHN S. B. LAW < * ec ^ secretary. COACiS: mAIlING. T HE Subscribers still continue the business at the old stand, corner of Walnut anJ Fourth Streets, where work will be done accord- ing to order. Having a largo assortment of arti cles ordered from the Norm which will arrive in the course of the summer, consisting of Gigs, JJ U . gies, Barouches and Carriages, they feci con, fident of pleasing customers both in articles ami prices. The have now on hand an assortment which will be sold low for cash, such as Sulkeys, Gin and Barouches ; besides several splendid sets°of Harness, . With Laces, Carpeting, Morocco. prings of different kinds, Joints, Bands, Loops and Bows of all sizes. Orders for Carriages punctually attended to, and warranted to plea<e or no sale. .. BENTON & BACON. Wanted as an Apprentice, A lad .about fourteen or fifteen years of age, of steady moral habits. u x- n May 4 J38 eg tip-p. & SAW AND GRIST MILL, r llE subscriber respectfully informs the pub lie, that Ills Steam Saw and Grist Mill, ucar his residence, within one mile of Macon, is now in complete and successful operation. It, addition to other machinery he is prepared with a circular saw for ripping light lumber, such as Window Sash, Palings, I.r.tb‘\ Sic In consc quertep of tho heavy expen'dilure incurred in its establishment, it is necessary that he should re quire cither cash or bankable paper for his him her, which he is disposed to sell at a fair price sharo of tho public patronage is very respect fully solicited. BENJ. F. OWENS.,.. N. B.—A first .rate SAWYER, may, by ap plying immediately, obtain good wages and a per anent situation. * » B. F. O. July 27. 164 tf F. O’CALLAGHAN, At the head of Cotton Avenue, AS just received the following articles, viz: 6 half bbls Buckwheat Flour 6 qh do do f5 casks pmhe Goshen Chccso 20 boxes Bloom Raisius 10 bbls Northern Apples 20 boxes Tin Plate 200 lb YV ire suitable for Tinners k20 boxes fresh Letnon syrup 50 men’s extra fine Saddles 25 ladies do do 100 bundles cotton Yarn, No 7 to 16 jan 6 • 16 LIVERV STABLE. T HE undersigned has opened a Livery Sta ble for keeping ami hoarding..Horses,. &c. at the stand latterly occupied by Riley and for- 1 merly by Bruen, fronting the Court House square, Macon, where ho will be thankful for a share of public patronage; Ilis terms will be as moderate as the price of provender. &c. will admit, and every attention paid that is requisite. Ilis pre sent charges arc ten dollars per month^ A few Saddle Horses will at all times be kept for hire. JOSEPH WAIN WRIGHT. Feb 20 2i WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. The subscriber is now open ing a general assortment of goods iu his line, consisting of Gold patent Lever Watches. Silver do do I.opine and common, do’ Ladies neck Chain?:' do watch drams, Scab and Keys Gent, link and curb Chains, Seals and Keys Ear Rings, finger Rings, Breast Pius, Shirt Studs, Silver Spoons, (a good nsortment) Fine plated Castors, Candlesticks, Snuffer? ana Trays, . Razors, pocket, pen and dirk Knives, Dirks, Pistols, (a fine article,) Spectacles, Coral Bealls, &c. &c. All of which are offered at very low prices for cash. RUFUS R. SM1T1L Nov. 14 13 , ^ N. B. Partioulor attention paid to the REPAI RING of WATCHES of every description and warranted. B lOCKI’.T map* at this office. OF GEORGIA for sal 06 March 8 JOHN CHAIN RICHARD SMITH ARTHUR A. MORGAN JOHN M. MOORE JAMES E.DUNCAN 3t 24 ! took F Land in Newton. RACTIONS No. 333 and 334. in the !6i District crigiually Henry now Newtoi • •uuty, are for sale, Apply in Macon to De • I 35 M.BARTLETT. BILLS New Aork, Philadelphia, Charleston.-S kP vaunah, aud Augusta, iu sums to suit p ■ --rs. for sale by Nov. 10. BAXTER, FORT & WILEY. To the Public. O N the first day of this month there place a tremendous storm at Thomaston, which is found to have extended wide and far, and to have done much diimage—owing to which the itinerant agents employed to sell tickets could not arrive iu time, and the drawing of the Uuion Hotel Property L nlt ery could not take place on the 2d inst. • As there is .considerable siock yet indispose of, the Proprietor thinks K.best to have Alto drawing when the stock is sold, or most cer tainly the first day of. January next: this nil) give him titnetosell the balance of the tickets. Messrs. Saltularsh & Overton start a fine Post ’each Union Line, to leave Macon and Colum- tms. on tho first Monday in April next, and meet " t the Union llo'el in Thomaston three times a iek. This splendid Line must raise the stocks "d be a- great inducement for purchasers wBo ver indulge, in Lotteries. J. B. BATEMAN, Proprietor. dCF* Papers that have advertised the Drawing, 'll publish the above twice a mouth till the day f drawing. Hiorn iston March 4, T823. " ' ' " FOR SALE AT THIS Ctf Fll E. Sugar Sp Iron, ggf IIIIDS St Croix Sugar OP 5 hhds N. Orleans do 10 ton Sweeds Iron, assorted, On consignment, and for sale on accommoda ting terms by WM. P. RO WLANR- Jan 2 14 ^ Orange Powder. Kegs D Rogers celebrated Orango Powder—10 do in 1 lb canniittrr, Re’--“ived and for sale in lots to suit purchaser?,:! 1 factory prices By' REA Si COTTON, ian 30 18 Agentf-_ No lice. T HE . subscriber, is going to make new ar* rangements in'his business, and it will bc- conic necessary for ull indebted to settle their re* ?pectivo : accounts. LEAAHS FITCH- Jan. 1,1833. 14 ^ Practice of Medicine. DRS. CONE & BRIDGMAN have united in the Practice of ME"' ICINE and SURGERY. Their office is the one heretofore occupy by Dr. Cone. Jan 1, 1833. 14 D R. J. II. HARDEE has located himself^ Macon, and tenders his professional !f '' vices to his friends and the public. He will be found at Mr. J. M. Graybiii’Si n c the St ate Bank. M-rch'13 3t'p 24 Georgia Agricultural Society The ni-xt semi annual F A1R of the.j'Joa will lie held on the second Wednesday m next, when a num' er of Premiums will be a* cd. *. ’t their Members of the society who have not pan initiation and quarterly fees, are rcquestei' tin m over to the Secretary and treasurer ' out delay. Al. BARTLETT, Sec. *y * *