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GKOifOIA TELlyGRAPg.
, BEAtiOlff. - ‘
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1S33.'
C >tTO# continues to conic- m *in»H qufiu-
t iiies, ami sell* from 8 to 10 cents from the ealrU.
The quaiiiity received at this market (luring tho
jia«t season is about CO thousand bags.
•,\!\Y PAY” was celebrated on Wednesday
, ait inn highly interesting manner, by the Jttve-
liiks of ibis jiJnco. Wo arc pleased to see this
aueient custom so well observed.
The Drawing of. the Gold Lottery terminated
on Tuesday tlio SOtii ult.
A short editorial in tho Tplegrnph of lb* ?*7tb
A/arrli, has kept the MillfcdgeVillo Times in a
perspiration ever since ; and in an .agony too
-rent for a reply, until Wednesday last. Jr then
A.und relief l»y a powerful discharge. We fear
the Times keeps up the ft team tub high—hope it
eiilget an extra safety valve—-before wo-are all
blown r.p. .. • *
IlsratW Family Library. Wc have received
fiom the publishers the '33d volume of tho a-
hnvc highly popu! ir.workcombining tho “Pro
grist tfDiscorery on (he Jforthcni Coasts of A-
merira, hj Patrick Fraser Tytkr Esq." witli a
map sail Eognvriag*., This volume embodies n
vast fund ofusefai knowledge ri latjag to Mir own
continent; nud, fikd several of ilSjtredece'ssors.
it particularly adapted far families aaJ schools-
Thenhbvo work is for sale at the,BooU*Storc«F
B. P. Stiles, in tius place, Touchers 'arid Trus
tees of schools are-rcfgtfcd to aiiotherColiimnlor
advert istnn nt cf the prriiculars^ :
Though the following latter' may" seem oittof
due, it nevertheless, in our opinion<__coutitiin
facts wnnhy'tjf consideration to those who are
in theriiahil of spending a great portion of their
timet as well as money nrtlto North.,* f
Ninv. Yoisrc,.'July 7th
'Hie phlc"s of'pnblia-amnseuiciit hero'uro fat
below what I expected to. find thetn.; TlujVc is
either a false tnsto prevgijins, of o'wnn^hf dis
crimination ft*tho public. -‘The whole ifesign-of
tho m ttutgers befog to .catch the popular-hrnezr
—anti »f tho public t.o fofluty the fashidri. Only
mike it t.'la.fashion to.go to tho Park Theatre,
an I every body goes Uj-tfn Park. .Malm people
hr lie vc th ;t Castle Garden" is the rosier of cuod
society, and gva;rj boefv goes to Castjc Garden
.->m raaUjif wlifk are tho • pixformtniceg. Due
v-Jr.-tlicro is nothinglika ail Gpfra-.-eyerv bo
•iyg.fci to tho Offera. Tlic next, fire work-j
v: rs.l tho go—find again nrifog is hi" vogue.—1
1 have seen t.'rcni ;tll-.-l.ijt approve of none.—- I
fro n tint state and paid to her neighbors! Xo :
womU-r the s'nnth is everyday grieving poorer,!
au.-I th;j nortli riclier, when the odds is so iuiub
against it. Now it this exchange were mutual, I
I would recommend a frequent iiuereouiimtitiea-
tion. But it ii not the fact; H ho ever *oes jo
the southi to spend seasons l If a visit i s ° made
there, it is to collect m nicy. You have travel
lers enough from the north—such as they arc—
but they carry no money w ith them. They ei
ther go to peddle, to beg,or to dim! In ail which
capacities you Seo ii plenty.
Let us look at the various ways ill which tile
North fleeces the‘South, besides the tariff:
ripeut for pleasure" as above named 8300,000
100 .Medical students each yeas at
JjbOO
20 Law . do
20 .Ministerial do
100 Females
do
do
at S600
at -io<>
you
00,000
‘12,001)
- 8,000
' ,30,000
Bools
Northern Shoos £
Saddles & bridles
Carriages ami'll arncss
Leather
Ready inade’Clatbiitg
Watches, Clocjis,' and Jewelry
Household furniture
Paper -
.Newspapers
Books y » -
.Medicine ' - '
J InuKisputrs
Calicoes jfce.
Besides wind is paid for northern Bcfef, butter,
ehoescr, potatoes, garden -seeds, poHf- horses
mules, «fcc„ amounting to a sum almost "bayou,
calculation. ,**..: ' . _ ".
Y«*u indy say [ ain getting warm on'tlio sub
ject: and sa^I <nn. 1 c mimt help getting warm
tonr-of
as speedily
«• I •',() 1. >
1,000.000
" loo.0uo
80.000
10,U»0
100.000'
100,001)
100.000
100,000
10,000
20,000
. 10.000
L -"" —rsrmsisS
TERRIBLE TORNADO.
Sjpri.xOeield. (Ohio) April IP.
On Thursday afieinobhi between fivo and six
o clock, our citizens were alarmed by the appea
rance iu the south of A VIOLENT iiorrica.vk.——
When-first seen, it appeared to be sweeping on-
' v ard.in a direct lino for spriuafiehl, but as it
neared the town, it was apparent that it boro too
far south to visit us.
, 1th. *.s since upeti nscert.'iined lhai it roiesome-
wtieivj in the southwest, and swept, across the
coimtry in a due northeasterly course. We have j
accounts of its effects as far southwest as Landis’
■Mill, on .Mid Cri*ek,-five miles front this place—
11(truck the dwelling house of .Mr. Peterson, eh
tirely unroofed one department, t-jt-e the smoke
house., from itf.mooring. Kith the c.xecjttiou .pi
the liumdatioii, whit li was retained In its place
by .an ojik true two lectin diameter cast diptfa-it
-by th^storm Le iving .Mr. Peterson’s farm
struck the d‘.veiling iiuuse of .Mr. Tltrocksnorton
—-liiltrely dcmoliiactl it—-aud, tve regret to say.
liillet! otic of his children, a boy five or six years
obf, auil cunsulcratfly bruised himself.aml -iyife.--
Tbe next account w e have of.it is Where it.cr,.ss
cl the. Vel!oil spring road, ivliicli was fo com
pjetcJy stopped" up by Inigo oak trees, rails, &e
Rs to tender it impusable, '1 lie'southern marl
stage was. compelled to return to. Springfield
n hero it was detained until the next ihorunlg.---
Passing oh, the storm-Struck the hi U50 of .Mr.
Cjtllnm, directly south .of this pl:we l aud iftrpw oil
the upper or garret story. , It appears soon after
to have broken, but agaiu'colleeiiygtit continued
northeasterly course; until it reached
Death by Lightning.— A most dislressio^
occurrence took pkme ih this town 0:1 U’edues-
ilay. Cveqijtg last. - A thunder slorm arose ve
ry -suddenly, a little alter tho--time that candies
arc usually liahtej, when Jcnalhm .ff. 11 "1-
zfr, ti lad of about .sixteen or seventeen years
of ;.i?c, w!io had just taken Ills seat near, the
chfinnoy, in the room with hisYather and tno-
thcj-.aijd the rest of the family, was-instantly
deprived ofhis exisrence by a flash df liglit-
nirjet- The deceased was a son of Capf. Jacob
Wjzbr of this, place.—'Ala. Intelligencer.
ol ir. “ 1 ou wntacquit me. A'- juit you.
'• There is no doubt of if.” “W’hvl” “Be
cause, sir, if it had been your intention to con-
I im i me, you wou-d nnt futvo mldv d irony to
ipisf ortune;’* The President disconcernd,
'.timed "to ms brdiberyjudges, ami the sorcerer
vas acqtii ted.
O n ‘S
JO.pOd
J to travel ^ m
the fitriii oj ii. iJrubacher, ali.oni -t.wo niiles «thovc
apringtiefil, whin it-heaved forth its fast gasp,
aud was sedftered to the four corncrs’of tho earth.
Its whole course, as far as we liave heard, ex-
teiided flliout eight miles, -Ifj nearest approach
- time I thi-ik about it I sbml curtail -ny I , tu Spriugficia, was aoout amiTe and a half. The
Mono half its length, and return to Georgia gUTif tUo .? ol .f?“ varied trom five to ciglny rods
. eodily as possibleTwhero 1 shall study ecoa- WoffSrtStc " Ut '' ™ V be '
bmy by rohhniug my expenditures o» far as “T_A n ' *" r
pritgUcuble to production? of my own s’.atfcV ,,7^-/ arliMs.-B y a .gentleman from
Yours - J ." . #, | D.ij ton, xybo was ou ms way to this place during
I tnostorm, wu have gained aodiiuiiial mforniatiou.
LOar mlonmaut first fivliin with -tho. Cn.-trks of the
It? who’tc*
The Polite '[ayistnil; .—Ilis delicacy wls
proverbial. I myself was present on more
‘than ftiio occasion* when lie was’engaged-bn.a
'criminal invcsfigalion", “-My hoiiest friend,”
said lie to a regular rulfian, you are ‘‘guilty of
felony.” At another time; l.-havo the .most
distinct refolhjetion ofhis ttiking an examina
tion thus:‘Sir Diu'gory questions—(he had - a
little peculiarity ofrepeatipglhp answers made
to him)—and theni iii’s-replies; bear this' in
American
preaching foi
our renders t
with a hands
ici-i mahufae
nr.ccn.—As this season is jtpl
al.r clothes, we would fomfnd
t they can supply- - tltbms.rives
0 ahjl durable artiole of -liner-
v, by aoi.l, iog at the store- of
Nathaniel F. Williams, Esq. Wo have lierp-
tofore takeii decasioh to mention the American
Nankeen,' and have recently examined some
received by Mr. Williams, made of Georgia
cottaaj and m imrfacfured at Paterson, Now
Jersey. It is of excellent texiirt e aud. qualify
and ts said to improve in colour by-' w ear. Wc
are jile.ascd to learn "that the demand-for t!;is
article is' increasing,.and that it is {fk'giv ro.be-
Coht«r Cts!iio:rii)l<*. It is-by encomM. in r shell
Pi!.,'SJicj'iy' Soles.
first Tuesilay in JUNE next, will be
h' t' .re the court bouse in Zebuloju,
i'lito. county, brtween tin- ustvtl hours of sal*", .
CLtc Lot of Land containing 202A acre.-
more'or!c-r.. No. 152, in tin- secoml district Ior-
incrlv M-niiiie now' I’dce comity—levied on as-
the.property of Alien Si.ns, to satisfy a Fi Fa in
i‘iviif oi'Jolai llaugfin vs said Alien Sims. Jole
.M. Siins. iniii Irtyin Hubbard, security on stay of
execution.
"Id hcod of .•'•dteop-Lde.vicd on to- sr.ti-riy a Fi
Fa in favor- .of Obler Ne d vs John .If: Jones-—le
vied upon as his. prop- : :y.
50 acres ol’ Land lying in the south west
corner of lot Xo. 25, ia "the third district of for
merly Monroe now 1*
tnind aud you’ll understand the aflair-iit a trice. • mhrniJactdFcs, that \v ■ advance the real inio-
“My good friend’you'iird'Urougrft before toe on j pendettceand prosperity of our cotmlry.— '
a cliargejof n‘turd?rwli-it Itaveygu to observe j tiniorc Chronicle. v
on tlio’snbjcct?” “KU'yoar worsidpl” [Those
hardened, wrotclics are; ahvays so--ignoran*.]
“flow did it happen?” ‘‘"Why thtls; voitr wor
ship—Jem wax rcr_v sauCy','and said as' !tow be
would knock-tho breath .out of my- body.”—
‘‘Good 1 and-wiiat did you Toply ?” Notliing;
I flooredhijn.”. “Good! find then.” **Wby,
• [A few pieces oi tins article have !,edn or
dered by a Iio'use i:i t’:j, city' as a sample, and
when received, will bn l a at this ofliae for in-
spect iciif—Charleston'Courier. ■
GOLDEN LEAF TOBACCO.
Mr. Minor: From some p’tirTphlets ami pa-
then, your worship, they too'k him * up, and person Agriculture, presented me by Judge
found thafrhis 5 beau was cut open.” 'Ilis head j Bnet, of Albany, and some other -sources, I
was cut opgai good! Aud wjiat foUow'edT”—
“Afterthat, your worsliip, t!icy'gathered him
up aud thuk itint to "the dispensary: hut lie di
ed on.the road.”- lie died", oa the road "very,
good? • - —Y- -
. Interesting Incident'.—-.Tho following curious
fact is reported by,a genjleimin from tiic Wes
tern part oftbe Shite. Id Aagbst-last, ajnoa.
fi-id your paper, entitled the
, Yu
Far-
IM ac
What seme is there Tor murniW in Imaring aii «i-1 . VwlnncU-Viuk, WordfV, Stricklnad. Williams
J nu ciinnoi understaud tt tsor.1 of it ? } - Habersham Wafibrd, ''Chiastajh, llolcdqtbe,
Ciprkc,
Terrell.
r .^ ,0 * >f,i 'k. recommended as" being the I Dri’?!} ■Cktrk, Si- 'tiers. Johnson, IJoud;
. tacatwiif jho cotmtrv- If is n large build- lloustoiij Well bom,"Kell E Lawsonv .Morgan
f! 1S ,7 : ".V , Was »veIKfilled*" “all rite beauty.fhtd Jrieiii - Sfon'e, Walker,
insnioa, the newspapers said, was-three,-to_ sep I .r.iiie.Tnn x ir«.
the rc|irc<cntation'.of Vrtaxexcs. Of tltejnerits
nfilti - ■
i atcr
the
newspapers said, was -thrrr.-to. sep JnckSQii
itiqu'.of Artaxcxes. Of tllejnrrits J.m,
1 "V l’ 1 Y f V ir ii Ins .*vnv, I .arp nrt judge. Tile
o-'.ior of tli o- theatre displays' some’teste,—atil I
• ftcucry was pretty.' Put as for the plot,
rent counterplot. T ran sv* nothing". Wbetbrt-
Uo I'l iycrj did jnstiro to tlioirAarjs Lbm' mrtb!c
to ' IV—-they screamed adm.imb}v, opd lontfml
fcruriouj. The farce T liked IwitteN—ihotigh a.j
f.uco—hrcauscl ebuM unilerstand it.- - - l
" "cjit to thejamo theatre-(ni another .eve-
pii'd, on pip-june to see Clan Fisher- She- has f
bit'll wonderfully extolled at the soutli-*-perhaps
fles rvpdly.. ]»,it"it seems she does not stand so
I::.ii here—-to judge from the nudicn-e, which
'vas.noiio of tho fullest. —She did not evlnredi it
cmmalion and vivacity she is ropres “iited ns
pas tossing—nor is she the.most beautiful creature
(ii the world. Ph,> j; a pretty netrest—thoiprh'if
slio played her I test hfeforo ine, she is" greatly o-
verrated. , - ' .
( | "cut to tho Cn«tl-' Garden'—because* every j
body goes fherjt. You enioy a lovely breeze J
. r *> n m , n fine view-of the harbor— wltich. arts]
its host reeoinniondnfloos. But vou bavc-equal- i
■7 n ‘ n hrepz 0 . and a; good n yiow from |
tile l'attcrv. ’ The proorietoi-' have bci'ii at some .
M P‘ use in filiing up illnmijption* and trnnspn-
tvuries, and the visitors .sh"iiJ<l not rpmplam- nt I
P»;«ng a shillin': towards reimbursing them)
. ‘ 'vent to Xiblo’s g ir.bm—flaming fijilv were ]
ttrrulatcd in evev direction.- pufljrt * oTifs merits I
“-there was to he a rnnret-t—Micro was to be a |
firsud dliplav of flmvorhs—there was to be a fire i
king, i-c. ,Vc. \ great eroxvd of t'caide were j
there— several thouann I- at le-isr—who paid Is.
apiece for admission, anil pridtahlv as (nitsji mot- • ;
far a smnll glass of ire exenpi, or a glri - op two
eT lemonade, Ail apher.. .ui pc cctlv s-itLfi d.
Prehahlv most n f tho eompanv were vniing men
(ltd ladies not much nepnainted \yith tin? 'vor’.d.
but pleased with themselves and eaeh other, 'vere
determined *o he satisfied at ad twonis, atiirper-
lnpsdiduot discover that ’he whole WR- a mere
s.ieiv. \ like impo.ii,nn In Cl »orgii would bnvo
■a reeled tho perpi>trator of if 10 a mob and tho
pump.
^ ‘Vo visited some of die other 'bows, picture
fcspn _ Tiiwiits;' ITowen, Singleton< Ptory.
'<)•' A Grain:, Freeman, 1L-Jourjlan, E,
V. Hi IK >
Jefferson Ilplt, ConiJeMy, Wighnjn. 1.
J ones .Monghmi, Gfayl.owtltar. Jottrdan:
Laurens Blaclfihaar. .McGull, Allen. . ...
Lte. .Ijetrto Itond'A-TIolliday. *. *
I.iSerly '. \Viihlinitr..Fleminiug, West',*
Intimities Ixiihrhl. Smith:." * ' “. J
Loirridcs i Kilight, Sinit!
finmjMn- AlrfrtnS,’ faHtflrf
'fUqmioh' Adair, Grovcs." Pitfrpflii‘. ; *- •
MyriFHlftr, .Tigttor, flail.dveudafl^ ^ .
Afc/iifasA--'IJasid. Du'nh inf. Wood.
Monroe, pope, iWo'>taii,\Vateou..--3others_tSc". |
'HtpnUfdmery Frjrjtf, Miffeni * * .*
'Mortem. ‘Stodves. Wit tjeft,. J on eJ, Nisb'it. • f
Marray- TaryiiJ. Jlie> * '/ J '
Mirrmogse Watson, J^ap'Tb.l verson. *-•' —
yewtm Luckic, l’Cri*v.''J’t'obV>'ol, Graw/onl.
Oglethorpe- Crawford, Gilmer, ■Co.x, Y’oun^.:
. pduldfng 'WaWiull, McBride. ' • .. *
Pike , Adjms, Neal, Mnitron:
felt-'Uy many who have hcrctofofo lived iti thocu-
juyniunt, of, plenty. ,r ' 1 — —* l -~ :f
cv*m ttfere p’^jitch
flty-s'iouhl bo ucr.vi
i cr.ved tu relievc-thc i:nforttm.ate.-
othuf suiitiincntsi lu'undertook to seek ih\a
"wiiil spirit of adveliturc, a new view oi fbo/.ca-
RETDlmS oCjiis .late elections to the Con- 't*»vu:r Ip.'five niiles tlni side of liayto n^- „.. w . v .. . .... ... - -
ventifiit, ns far iis"vet : received. -- - j c °ttr*o was m.n iicd by thfi: nio>ial«;stnicti vo vto-j gcutibintiirijt cumjHiny with lux sistor and.; her
.‘Jp/iagrs—Uitihm.s, Stndifant. "*
JSaldtfin- 'Mark, Fort, Juunl.m.
Jlilth 'Gone, Bartlett, Kllis.x
Tlry-fn .'Iinc.oij l 't?t;.Fr. •
• Utillock 'Ciftio, Demhifk... y •' ;• ,
linrl-e • 1'ivaDs, Byuei L.ap-soa, Pemberton.
' liftl 1st Lnidfuy; Hendricks, Speak.
'Camden -Clark, Ward- M>IiUosii.~-
Xlass JrtvTtt, Espy. ■ : .
Campbell irwq), McCoy. Thompson.
rCarrsjli* tjp'riugpr, Botven, Adair. ’ » . ..
- Chatham * Wayue, Jackson, Daniel, Gbadton.
CJtcro/.-ec Time. Lumpkin. *
, CTnrke I'aine, Hull, i.i^on, Gcr-rdihc,
Colupthki Lifiuai', Gratt fofd, Uamsev,
Cravcii.-. j ' / -
Couita Kenan, Grififa", TJiompson.
Crawford JJrpwcll, Muuttbrt, Giirrott.
Dc'k.alo- Jiiuijdiy, .Mays..Dobbs, Ezzaril.
■ Decatur Ray, .-fims, iMpore. . ,
.Idoli/- Ivey, Roberts.. ' ” . ^
Eliely iVilson, llitson. ' . ’ *
Effingham .rowers, Wal.lhrutr.-, ' f. “-
Ejbtfi *• Wui)e,'Oliver, Taijj, Thompson.
EtAnhdcl *«8:taiii', -DanicJ.* ^ " V ■ •«’
/’ayntli BurcIi, Whitaker, King. ' .' '
ForSyth shIus,' aUitin. * .- y
Flu yd Jiijnes ile|iiphtll. P. XVs Ilempbillr
Franklin lAtidoi;on, Maruti, J-'anrer;Alorris
(iii/fifr 1 CJu'dlJati, Branrlpit. '
6/jtin ''■fttejvnr’t. King.‘Cpitper. /V •
Greene Porter, Lewis, .Foster, Dawsou.
men repaired to‘tlm bouse to Hoihfisswtaaco, but
were im.ibie to see or hear any tiiing’of tbc intltt-
bit.iiits.>- After tiirmving oil' a qiiHiituy oi Jumber'
ap'd stones, they sncceeedfell in-r'cleasing tlie' lio-
dius from tlicir coutmeineut,’ aud ascertained that
two icetc-killed, w\d tlte rcmUiuing five (ktugcr-
• ousiy tyounded- *• . .'•*. .-•■
* Atwidow ‘Wiugct’s, *a child iuvS its skull
fniclit rid>..; *. • '* ‘ f -
'Tbe'toaFnsior of Mr. Menard, who was upon
ihc.ruad-dt tbajiime of the storm, jicrceivitig its
ni(J>roachi.drove rapidly up to the door yard of-a
lurm house, - Alter i lie shock had pas-ed ovfer,-a
perro:* tvljo was laiabug within -thu house,; say."
tlte tuatustcj- stretched lipuu il:o grbuud, and. ijs
Want ol live horses ail'd a large road wagon in ihe
utisItcS out ho ofjjmsitu side of tho'road, where
they had -bueu dropped from (he suck oi the
wiiirlwiud. - •_ - - .--
Greatliavoc tvas uia'leamoag'the stock. - One
farmer had seven'hursts'kilted—, all of thrr.iliur-
riiily m ingled. A cow-yvas-thrown from a'Jield
info the road an-J kuiud my'tho f.ill.
For25'miles (autl flow much.farther w.c < aunoi
ii:i..gio.-,) dwelling houses have been levelled with
'llo'-earxd.-aud i.-thf5itouts kvied or'utounled—
Aiaeiis tfeaioji'hoil, add thu grain scaU-Vrcd abroad
-'—stoek /dikd an ! crippled -—i*ml l'euges thrown
dow n, aud crops laid' opeu-to the depredations of
thb cattle; All this n >11 undoubtedly produce
inucif-suflering. Tho l.uicriiess' of. want will be
the only person that obt lined-it in'tlte North-,
cm States - .' I have raised it (wo ' sc it sons ; it
taract, 1’roni -o position* under the Tabitj ftock. has four times-the "weight °n each plast pf.mtr
and adoltt half way dpwjMho precipice. Dis
regarding llui romunstronces ;of liis friends ne
was troadiitg the edge of the cTili", wlf.ch over
hung the gull of r.lging xvciufrs, when Jus. fopj
s ippud upon tl:e spray wet jitctSS, nnxl Ik: loll
upon one knee, on the very bruik.' He .saved
himself oniy by catching at a large shrub. * Tim
roots upon the further-side gave wtty/ind while
endeavoring til maintain life halance by seizing
liold ofthe moss and sldrider roots; Ito'tl is cover
ed in .a creyice from wltich he had Jem, the
shrub, eight Spanish dollars', of an anciejn'dat'e,
whose sleep ot’nge^ was thus most, unceremo
niously ^disturbed. After, securing Ids- prize;
he extricated himself fyont his’ perilous- iitua-
fioh; and rejoined his friends.
UpoaThls incident, Mr." FNIier has executed
a painting; including a view- of. a part of tiya
Falls, and taking, very judiciously-, the niomeut
when the shrub gives way, and. toe hiddy mou-
oy is un'eacthod.—Boston Courier. 5;
Valuable Prizes.—Th<: valuable lot, No.
103212 l, in the-Georgia Gold Lottery, was
drawn by Alfred Ai,Liso.\* r of Greene. Goun-
cQunty—levied on as
; the property of James '.1-Ci.Ji/ to satisfy cxecii;
i tiotis from a justice’s court in luvoi- of Nipper Ad-
; mas vs said M Ginty—levy made cad returned
| to me by a constable. f ...
70 arras of Land,' it being (no sou.tlt part of
Lot Nb. b'G. iu the-third distrie t of fonlicrly .Mon
roe. now Pike county—[evied on ns the property*
of Murdock Shaw to satisfy Fi Fas from a jus
tice’s court iiifuvor of Joiiatliau Johuston.-—levy
made nud returned liy-a constable.
-May I JOH . P. I1EX.SI.ER. Sheriff.
Monroe Sheriff' ffffrlr.
!“ S Y ‘u decree of the lioiioittbio tlte Sttperibr
Court of Mon roe comity, will be sold oil
r e . rat Tuesday in JUNE..at the court house
iu.liae tew ii of.Forsytli the follow iug.Negroes tQ
jvit; *
j Charles a- man CO y tjSrs old, Nod a boy 24,
; Lot a boy 25, George a boy IS, Ab e. boy 12,
Hartley a boy 1“, .Lucius 9, Moner a gal S, Ro-
dey 2, Xcd 3, KLcy a woman o5, and h?r child 7
months old. Honey'axy.''m»tr 41) afid her tw o chil-
Ldrcn Judge a boy 3 and 7’fnonths old.
All ihe above Negroes sold, as the property of
Jur'td Taptey 'under a decree of tho Slipcrio)
court of Monroe county as aforesaid to satisfy- tiio
’ tint or demand of Benjamin F. Harris against
the estate bf the said Tapley.
Gold, silver ot^ Fgited tfiates bills wiil ho re
quired from purchasers as 1 liave received notice
Trum the plaiuiilPto tliat effect. 1
__ A. COCHRAN. Sheriff.
Jiibb sheriff soles.
1LI. be sold ou the first Tuesday in JUNE
V v nest, hafore the 1 court house in the city
of M aeon, Bibb county, between tho usual hours
ofsttlc, - • -*.g.
POrfTPDXED SALE,
One Lot and Improvements in East Alacoil
—levied oil as tile property of George Mickhjohn.
losati.ly sundry‘Ft Fas issued from the Interior
and..Superior citurl of if aid win ai.-l Bibb couu-
ties" vs said Micicicjoliu. 'V. B. CON Kf..
iMay.7 ^ Prp. Cb-ff.
, Gold Notice.
HA HE'subscriber offers Ins services to persons
ta whoHiav" have dr >wn prizes in the JottiS*
. _ .. . ry, to lest tliehi, mid- ascertain their vnluc. Tho .
1 tiierefrrq sent.to*xM trylaud for a fresh • c'fyericuce lie bos acquired, will enable him to
ntiT," highly spoken ofas valuable to fitrmei
I tlicr'cforo take ilia liberty to ericloie .y.ou
paper -of Genuine GMd Lird T’wbacco See
whit'.! 1 pitocnred through; our Representative ^
tofCongresSv Will huh G. Angel, Esq. I pro- ( t u
cured it pit the rocommendati.m of the !a‘e
Governor Cljntpnjo our Lajis’-iijire, after send
ng to din south part of O it-j, aaJ ttvo or- tafoe
\^4;iIo -ram- timfis to’Maryland, the. only two states Gov.
scene, wjiero tne ; G. mentioned in his Message whpra it" migiit
terrible predomiifatc aver- all be had. I have (us* Judge Buel.thinks); boon
joy meat. of. plenty.. The present hr the time—if ty, who is said .lo-havo lieen, nujte a peor man—.
*' ’" atiiFjo—when the hand of cha- but: (saws, tlfo vurrn^ta. Courier} !mn< bic nnv.
iHunceK.
- V Common Sail a rcm r/fjfor animalpoison.^
vrout tti *_/ u it u / e/tit-it */ uiiiz/tui . .. , «
The Rev. J,.G: Fischer, WinOrl v. a missiona- /tarlcfl ekpKJSJ, for the purpose of pttr-
ry in South-Amcrfct,; say’s he aemallv mil cf- f™ n S, 1&"S*
fecbiai!v cured all knuls'oi" very painful .hud 1 “ t r ? 0 *, 12 h ^ cr.tv.-n by Lnwts IIaVs,
feciuatly cured- all klnds of very painful
dahgorouR .Serpent’s bites, after they had been
inflicted for many hours; byvthc application of
CQnHttotr s^lt moistened with water; and,bound
ttprui tlte wound without any-bad effect ever
.occuring-afterwards, '-lie cites tt case front a
newspajier^.in which a person was bitten by a
Mug; Whrr.ii Within aYewhatifs'dicd raving mad.
Sait Vrtts i ni media teTy robbed ibf?sbipc -time
h‘t‘» tin' wound and ti: • person never exp, ri-
ehccd*. pny .iiiconyenience from "tjic bite.”
Palal Accident.—Id O'xfonl^lVTnsst on tho
27ih t.!r. Mr. A arm ill i i* •:, ;i * id 2-5, lust hi' 1 i it* by
mm of those accidents of.which several" instnir-
C°s have rocontly dpaured in diflerenf parts jtf
tie country. lie was grinding scythes' at a
Stone about six feet in diiiiy.ctcrand w'ej'jbing
PtjZftsFi * llrttcewfill, I)cninirti,'T*]ffcfc
nearly t.wo tonsr - W!ti!e.revolving :nt tbpxate
- ofotoiit thr. i- hundred * * ” l ®
Bitfl
,. ■ md museum:: but renllv I '"in fiui! no-
| l "'tp Worth navin-r one’s hjntinv for This vmit-
-*i; thr no-th for nLi'itro. lie-it'll, or nmits *meut,
” 1 th'ne I J] ml I hv tin nv*T ,<5 rpro
Dirtv^v^rn«. w*?iV n '1 inwl^nt^onninls,
rnthor "n’i'iT to tho ^>f •? QfAniliorn-
M j)nrrj no wrnnnHiv i> over iVIt h^c^ 1 -—••
TH#* fipa]vn .j. who noon f h • ^O'rvrvi'ii-
tv. n »d • the povftrmri •:>’ an 1 the pwnlr,
W ciircxxpd. The v-nt-'e w-i:o- r w Inillcs -*)l be
rent'd
iferlKe
Ids
de-iB with
jL'tth'm nv n m r *tir
Iur* n» every (ten-
jv>rlc>j oi' i V'->d iii'f
lmim«..t i, n on hr nil. t
yrt from whom is r
“' n front tli- inntb
prin>-i|,i» n r ,,o’ : .-v if
enn.-if* wenld bn mu
F">i>K Th • mmnt"
n £ r “ ' m>uiv- -nud f
nreio th* hpy, of, r
the „„ . v v< " m ,
lint
(tin
l lCl “ making i total of 8jJu,0UJ« jear drawn
Walkcrj
•Could. *; ;
Scrioin Titos. Gi-pen, R. Gfccti, Jones.
Sled'nt .Smith Dismtil.es. *,* # ,*
Sumkr llonght >n, l.ittlp.
Tnluifrro jaucs, Tliouipsoii, JoliUSQU.
TaUnall Smith, Brewtbu. * i
Talbot Fleming, Ri.ley. l’owcll.
Telfair Rogers. Wilcox. "1"
Vi mi-n Bl l-k'iii-3.-. So.-,;b.>niu~b, .M'lulire.
Troup Hnmhleton, F tnttin, Bailey.
Twists CrocUrr, Welsh, Fort.
Union Grier. Ghaitain.
Uff>s -u i Sturges. Cox, Xohm. .. •
H niton Gr -h im, 1* irk, liar is. Wokingham.
Warren Lockhflrt, Deimw. Hill. Ryan-
Washington >—Sessions, Brown, Tcuhillo,
Seiib-V,
Waif He Harris, Robertson.
Wilkes Wool n. Hay, Andrews, Kendrick.
Wilkinson Hall, Beall, Jones.
and lodging in (be second .story ofTbe slimy
This iV.Tjuu-Jit struck (bp bend of "Mr. Elliot.;
threw; him with great violence about lwcnfy. feet
frpiu where-’ be -w as setting, and lints instaiAly
left li'idj-a 'Trfelcss and mutilated corpse. Tlte
j nccidcnt lns deprive*! a wife ataj live children
nf fin afibc.donate Iiusband and-fatlicr.
but, (says the Augusttu Courier) bore his pov
erty with a cheerful heart. Tlio value of this
l-»t is-v.ni >-.:>ly estiinaTcd—' >im- ; >s 11 i j 11 ;>s one
hundred thousand dollars 1 T welvic or fourteen
oflfcurytloSfliy.'i Tlte drawing was to'have-
bf-.m. completed ill a few- days.
old kind hope, and is worth much more in mark
ety.cvcn throe jjitues, as J.ain informed by Mes
srs. Chapman (S&SS.-rgoant, Murdock, and other
tobnxcoaisisTti Albany, and so I presume limy
(gjll tell yQtt in -New York. i\Iv son, Ilir’am
JIatreson, advertised the seed last - year, and
they, sent for it fr >m ail p.nrts of tlio .Northern
States; Q.iio, .Michigan mi l - Upper fcan tda;
but the very "cktr.fordinury 'l-rli kward season
did not permit much, il" ahy, bf the seed to get
ripplllgr *
supply’—its cplmre is cTonsidered of the great si
importance* and. cnine-of any crop w;e can
raise:' •
1 have this shed for sale' at otic dollar per
spoonful. Letters, post pafi],directed to 31 it-
tesonls Mil's Fast Oiflce, Exeter, Ocsejn cji’un-
ty, N. Y:, will be atteudud to', and directions
sent foF"culture.- - It must*be sown iu April.
- . * Yours Respocttitllv,
ff!. MATTESON.'
Exe'er, Otso.epaco., N. Y., INIardt, 1833.
■ :. BACON.
rtisti
‘ Christ'anili/.—if Chri.-tianity tvere compel
led to flop from jhc mtansions'df the great, the
arademi-'-s of piiilo ' qi’ier, tlie !i:i!!; of L '_ri'!a-
tion, ; dr the t’.yotfg of busy men; wo-shottld (ind
lier last retreut’yjt!)'W-omcrt aj die fircsidci: her
last, alter w'otild be the '.female, htkirt; "her ?as»
nudlpncg,.wo'uM be flip children gathered around,
the jcnecs of their- niotber; theVlasT 1 '^crijuip,
llto.secret prgyer^o^caping m silence from" her
litis; aptl "heard, -perhapk, onfy at tho throne of
God.-* . _* : • ‘ ' ^
“IVirgcs of Iniquity fi—A petition has been
presented to the Legislature of Maryland; l>v
fin individual.praying that he may be paid-out
of thg avails of tlie labor of a-convict in the"
State'prison for property stolen from him by
said convict. ."- ’• .*
LBS. .Middling','
5,000 lbs. Hums, »
~ 3,090 lbs. Shoulders,
Just rpccivc-d and for sale by
Mfiv ~ 32 - P. O’CALL If://AX.
give, satisfaction. Appliealions directed to the
subscriber in .Monroe county, may have their lots
•tested aud a report inadd to thorn by sending Him
theii n im'esa'u-l Xo. of tlteir lot &■ enclosing i :m
two doii.irs, if iu situl county. It is now ascer-
taineil there is ore all through this country and as
in f li .-nii.ee bis services Can bo hed any whore in
the. 8tate aud'by special contract out of the
State, . A. 31. GAIN.
I'itmansyille, Alay 7 2t 3t .
Tbc Federal Union and Georgia Journal v iil
give the above 2 insertions find lorward their ac
count?. . .'L fi : ' "
w
T
Since tin late great find laitiehlablc Arc at
Cumberland bv which tlte heart ofthe town w
We regret to karri, that- obr fidlnxy-citizcn
and -Delegate, Judge Tijos. tJ. P. fitARi.Toy,
may not be abb- t-> attend the Mili -tlgeviho
Convention. In a note addressed to us. this
morning, lie says— 1 ‘'That.difficulties -and cir
cumstance", have unexpectedly occurredwltich
I.may',neither have the.power to subdue nor
cqnlfoWo prevent ny attendance jit the ap
proaching Bt&fi? Convention, I will, ho'vgver,
make every effort to leave this, in tho Stage of
tomorrow, or the next day; but, should I, not
withstanding, be compelled’tp remain at home,
I will assign to the People some reasons for.
I
destroyed we perceive that flies have? occurred | doing so, in your next Republican, -which
in several other parts of tlte United Stales. A trust w ill 'be considered a luflicidM apology,
lire is said to have t:tk* n place at Bruokcvillo for what might otherwise appear tn be, n dere
in Indiana wherenv :i third pari of the Town liction of public doty.”—Savannah Rcpubli
t t‘nt the
bis -preiu Mcc
-s ate insnlteil
l| ■ is
omponejirm. * n )
- Ve we rule derived
'll I -1 seem f-oin -
■ rhn tlJfTV r-nr
aril, the solitberu
(so i on-i<-.y ‘.vTth
rnl-tv tbev
n/i se.-i.ur
L The dw
uaVin, Ohio
toe
3i>tg house .of Judge
was destri yed by lire
ilier with nearly all His Fur-
wits' destroy.*
Bb.flr, near B
on Ihe 1st inst _
nirttre, &>•.
A In-- is also report -d Jo have occui
Porisniouth, Ohio,".which dostroyed a
square <»t X’alti-.blo'briilding.s.—ib.
can.
red tit
whole
Th
Hi
to i
„i„ n ,
•pi,,,
A
lion. TsVf lUoi; ihunj, 8 -rretary of the
, .,n,pm i bv oL i lend, rsmi, "1 th<
i".-;! throng': ti.is city yesterday, on
Pensacokt, !■ r the piir->.>-<-, w e pre-
Ur: Tarver I am credibly informed w'orked
but 12 ! ndsxyillt Which be made 30 hogsltea Is
of so. nr..7>) f) gallons Syrup and molasses, and
2000 bujhe s of corn.
'• N ,v
•hat id.
ly bout
! exam
Th.-' w- re es
by tlic iM-iyoi and
st -Mi-lime.it
ri. il to (Ik
Aldcriueti.
Bhi
T’c ”c si e>. jVe learn that the ;r.m F r esh
has . i .1 v--iv •lestnictivd at die sou'll, pariiri
| I .rU t-> c m!e *. ig -Ji;;
j At Butler'ii Is]-.ml. the Water bad risen so hi;
that it rove a,| ili,- fl.iors r.f jtf'gr.i h-'U-es :
ab-.iit D , ii-u. Ii is 'ta:.-.l l> sunt.- of -h.- ol
| i ii Ii ,;.it ins. r h r for twenty .< ars that tbev '
n ri wi e -o i -it>*h a : • n. The Cane cr- ,
j are cu ireljr dfeatroyud.—Sav. Hep.
Wg regret to Rtatc that 3Irs. Gii.r'nnr.T re
lict of tlic- late Giias. Gij.rnfnvr,.formerly 3Ian-
agev of tlic Charleston As Savannah Theatres,
and Bowerv Theatre, X. York, (lied irt I*ljHa-
delphia otv the 19(!i instant,- after a lingering
illness, in the dOth year of lier ngei
. M’isfe'ions AffnjF—-.\ mail was fomid bleeding
in. Milk street, soon after the nja'rmi of fire this
morning, by some mcmlicis of the Fire Company
ward 8. He stated that lie was near the corner
of Broad and India streets, wbe»-a ; person stab
bed him in the stomach find fled. _ TI-i had tv-alk-
eij some distance ill search of ajj'hysicinn, and
w-as extremely weak and bled profusely. Medi
cal aid Was obtained, a fid wo tin leruo.rl that tlio
wounds are not likely to provo fatal. Tfis namc
is Wm.'0‘3(eal.—‘Boston Transzript.
Seven Citiefr of the S ;minole Tribe of In
dians, accompanied by ati iriterpertef, , arrived
nt New-Orleans on the IStii insf. Titev had
been to . the territory of Arkansas on a visit of
inspection, for the purpose of viewing or se
lecting lands whereon to locate themselves,
should tho appearance and eligibility of the
coiritrv offpr indnenments sufficient for a remo
val thither, ft is stated in the Argus that they
express themselves much pl -a-ed, and are de
termined on an exchange <>f their lands in Flor
ida, for thus; in the afore mentionjd territory.
—Ilepub.
A fortune teller was arrested at his theatre
'.li vi’to'ioiv of Paris, and carried before the
ihunal of correctional tiolice. “You know
so TZi
Trustees of idehools.
TC ptibb-sheirfof thu.FamiIy Library would
resjiectfullysuggest to teachers and trus
tee, of sc kuo.'s generally the propriety'of tntrodt?-
cing some of the (hlYreut vulumes of this work
into ibeirtaebeols as a leading hook for the liigh-
er chi's.-a. 'i’iiey are i.ideceu i-j make this s>r,-
eestiou, more ’particularly, iu consequence of hav
ing received‘several very fl itteriiig. I'ecornnivn.la-
tions from ominellt teachers.nud -pcgeeptora of
soind of t!ie 'most donrNitiitg Mulrjmts- and
seboofs iu the country, who bavfi riiafleose.of flu-
work ton cOnsWcrable extent; from whi p h they
lake fhe liberty of'making.tlto following extract',
sltdwlug the plan of intfoduction adopted by
'them — : **
vTliu- trustees of the school of wltich I Tiavo
charge, have, nt tuy Suggestion,’and with tlte ap
prtfbaiiuu ol the’parents, purchased cigiit' popit
of-t-acb of tho following volumes composing;
n part of the -Family Library:—The History of
liter Bible, the. Life ofjS'apolcoti, History qf Po*
laud, Hi'tory of.liucct.s History of the I’nlar
Seas aud If vgi?Mis, W>cov-.;rit-8 in-Africa, Aber-
■croiribie on the lutd'ectual Power-, aud Turner's
Sacred History of.the World. ■•'1‘beso'■■eight co
pies are each given to a class t s be read and ro-
turnodjo me. and are then rca-rby the next suc-
cefidin^ class.—thus m iking the hooks ;be pro
perty of th: school iu perpetuity. The-trustees
late ml to purchase other yqlumes of ii> ( - jv f...
ati-i I si icorely hope that you ivijj a id to tlte. i.i-
Urarj* n Lif.- of Mhi-itington, Franklin, &c, which
should bo read by all the youth of our country^—
I behove ,th ,t th plan adopted iu mv school
would bo geueraHy approved, if suggesto I and
tutderstooil.” *
•*I have road tho first forty five volumes of the
Family Library, and am highly pleased uith
then.. ..... f have pur It ised >i.\ copies i f each
of thb Life of Alexander^ the History of Insects,
the Life of H r Isaac Newton, tin- Hisio’ ies of H-
cypt and lVdcstino, wh. h :avo > * n re . I iu my
settool with gre it int rest a . . « el gin. Perhaps
you night i.o |> c .set! to km-w tho plan .(.opted
by me in using tiios'e voltu.K-s in my school. The
six copies are given to'a class of as many seho
lars ts lie read by them and returned; they are
then put'into the h suds of a succeeding class of
six tt i I II the scholars in my school have r. a.I
tile . t hu h scholar pays me three cent* for the
us o a volume, which be has tlte privilege 3f ta
king bo ne to be read by him or, the oYn r mem
bers of die family during evening hfiu.>, Th-
p an succeeds aiiinirabiv. I think I -hail be ab e
VZS3Xri;-Z££3 S13S®2SSAS.ir-
1 i hile .V. d . froin MA G'DA-
GEO. P. COO PE M,
Rector of Ocmtilgic Acadtyiythe lust 3 years,
ILL oped a School at this place on Tues*
(hfy, tho 23d mst. for tlie Instruction of
YOUNG LAD1E8 chiefly, during the first term.
—As herefbfore He will tern h
. The English Language Grammatically,
and most oi'tiie branches usually included in
An English < lassie a l Course,
paying strict attention to the 'moral and intellec
tual interests cf every one. Committed to his j>re-
cejHoral care.---The necessary Ai-auaxcs will be
•procured .as soCu as practicable; and. for in
struction in .
-Titr. Oit.vA'tKXTAi, Ba->>' l 'rtKS,
the necessary assistants engaged in duo time, and
a proper improvement ascertained. The Hc-ioo!
will be nt aU tilu.es open to Visitors whose pur
pose niny he to observe the system of the Insti
tution, or to note the progress ofthe pupils.
TKR.M8, as usual at respectable Seminaries.
BOARD, on moderate terms, at excellent Lous
es in tho -village.
Mabon.A pril 15, 1833: 30 eow2t
FRO M ttttr personal Jcnoivhdgr of Mr. Cooper,
and from V.e rtp.irl of mun)/ who have known him
■longer end more intimately, tec readily concur in
recommending him to public notice as an > rpcrienc-
cil, a skiiftll and an industrious TEACHER.—-
Tlie Acud.-inv is located A MILE AND A
HALFr/. West of .M A CO v, amidst an improv
ing Villa-;f,of priv.\tf. Rksidencks aud good
'ocieiv. an i in a situation inferior to none in point
1 of health add salubrity.
I A CLOPTOX, ' O. B. STRONG.
W.M- r COTT, II. GRAFT,
E. ft. BALLARD, JtOBT. W. FORT.
O. tl PRINCE, WILSON Ll.MPKlN-
To Hire,
T HREE NEGROES, a man and boy. nn.l
woman, who understands all kind of house
work, for further particulars apply to this olliec.
31 ay .7 3t -
T*l f J Ii *«. •
lie r*; : ;
SIX*CU|)1-S
•II V d 'il-> I )
»\v to rrp.'l tli ■ fortuhv V 1
man wrt, hut
Mr
sore
AI.
s ti l th
f.i i'l of a
.- Fr.-' I •
-s c is.-,”
ti; - -1' wo
P re si
foke
Tbo .nt!)lis!i
Ion*.
for
>nli-
ni I t
03*
F i ii /
. ne i ly c •
I il'lwile
iii re i ing.’
e- s' tne s
n •• -n .r >g ;
ma |
. v.*!u no. tu
•r »ei n c ii!
ti .faction to
•' >:■ th • i>1 -
. b ■ ..f tile
cn to ym.” ‘‘Nothing,
. ou are sure
FO.
i.r. AT TtllS
fiCH
Notice.
gj EALI-'.D proposals will be received at the
KV cilice of the dark of tlie Inferior Court of
DeKidlJ county, Ga. until 12 o’clock of the first
T-uesdav in June next, for the repairing of tbd
Court House in said ceuiity. A plan of which
can be seen at any time' in the clerk's office.—
Tho' liu.leriaker U> give approved secnriiy, which
i iii list bo mentioned in the proposals, and the work
j to be comp efed by the first day of Octolter next.
The undertaker can receive one third ol his
contract w hen be gives bend and security, tho
ba a ice when the work is completed. The work
all to be done in a complete, workman like man
ner. P>y order of the Inferior Court ol Lclvalb
county. E. B. KEANOLhls, C/crL,
May 7,1833- 2t 32 , ,
For Sale.
T WO Lott of Land, No?. 73 and 74, contain
ing TOO aefes each, well timbered, abonv
a tnlle and a half from IMaron, on the Honstoit
road, also Two Lots in Carrol! county, Nos. 201
in the 5th. and 173 iu the Oth district, containing*
2:L?J acres each- The above lands may be pur
chase I on reasonable terms, inquire of
M iy 7 4t 32 R. K. EVAN?'-
Nat ice.
ERE AH. icy tv. j apprentices, Afen-
ning Dillard, und Ncal-illard have Jeil
tnp! >y -.vitb-’iit my leave, aud this is ihcre-
o .- all persons from harboring ilwri
>r -O - 'll.; ill- m, as tli.; Will be ensue,"noto
or the suin' as th • law max provide.
May 7 32 it GEO. A, SMITH*
to