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JVom f/.« la h >“>, Enyvritr. UBI'T. K• B. KAM-HI.PI!. Tii? 1 feckless at\J brutal' assault which was hr ihi*n^H . l! P 0 i> T'C Presideat of tho l ; »i o? f Mom'•>'!a.»t, lias ctmplctely as- 1 nnle'J tHanptwIle; nud filled every liberal mind «;ihibV'd*epe' t regret nud moVtifuntiun.— Ev ' Annaicaii will foe! fiimsclf ini -rested. and cv- *-L patriot must deplore thj bad Gleet* oPthu *t- J k ,,f ruthless viohneo-npou '.lie sitnph-tiy mnl rad*** of our rejnibti.ao mslliuticnfr-for.it I ,i, ec n the boast of our countryman that an hi- hmI laiiiioii* protected the person uf.our Pjrsidepi loo body-guard nwnited' his order*.—He was Xf chain of the people—the properly of the jvo- Z-aod the respect winch encircled .he office r 4lhe froo gift of thepeoplo— 1 h.ir oil action; llune were Mtficicat to protect us incumbent JomiDsuU, and their safiVageii a MiiIiMent puar- jut 'o for his safi-tj'* It tvrw b* . 'vu 'hu fniniJetaiious*Iono would n*v. had tin ir proper influence. nud prevented tile occurrence of such a disgraceful scene. (.' lhOUGIA T'&LUG l{ A 1*11. IVIACOiy. WEDXESDa V. M A V 22, 1S33. '] he 5 s ni.criorMJii session! his.honor J As uft'aj, tb&re arc court (0: assault nit, Thu Presideut had thought proper, ia the full •((•rrise of his constitutional power*. to order the osme of l-ient. Randolph .0 ’ he stricken from th _ Navy Register—We will nor, at this fime, e.ifjuirq I , ■ntothe jtfjfice of this *c|, taor is « necessary on dii> occasion* He bus been placed at'tlie lie ad I*"*! of tie' government—ecr: am power* granted to bur lot )he preservatiou of our rights and the po- -, v rfasr institution—It becotpes his duty {p cn’mlthem with tli° u'uiosicare, and lie is re- uiousitile to the people for lBc'p'Jrforanmice of his jmy. Surely, theu, in the c'c < f *l>*».Offirc, Jw should be protected from persona! *■ not by biistliag bayonet*. or by'drawn *w< nb\ but by the m,ir*d force of puldie opinion.—There cjiu warceii- be—tliero should be, (we should - think,) but c.uc opinion among all reflecting men ou the subject of this attack. The great chock upon the ..Chief Mngistrnte/br A is public act-ir is puoh> opitlinu. V/p©, is nliklra'- nn-uabio to that bar* with the poorest -citizen'.— If ho abuses hi* office, the Pres* is free— ('(ingress' i* free—the People arc free—and the indi.-uant yuicc of the country will denounce the trairsg«-qs- siati. If Lieut Randolph bad anflt red wrougfaJ- lj, it was in* duty to -cck his redre-s, by the iQ2Su* which he.himself indicates ia hisjiildress —ny appealing tp'the people’ null to Congress'.— Therecau bo no better resource. • isfnsjiit to tho inrnniof tho Cliicf Majjisfr\(c pLo to bo added I \fheH Jidiu Randolph was instilled by' an bffieer Crf she iliiheJ States in \he Theatre, for foi*-using ilih word 'Jlaggamuiliiis” on the floor of Congrrtw . htfelt himself .ignored as a A’*pre .itxlivr'ofdia people, and ns a R< prestntntive he called upon ibj Provdnht for bp omcfal'iu^cstigdtioii. riup- p iso the offending officer had gone fin flier, a*ud wrung the nose* Of Mr. If- would it tir.t iMjofiJj- nl the whole cohtftQrwftU iuexf.iuHishubtg. iildig-' union at such mi oulrnge J 5 *• •' 'v < • . There-is- no circtmistaneo in our Justi'iiiions, that Ha- hitherto elided Turtii snore n’diiiir.inoii'a- | ntoiig foreigners,' than tile nditiiruldo simplicity.' wuich distiiigui lies this’appearance' of the Chief Magistrate. “They say r> hrrc is a rmnf Avho-goes abuui unattended. l*e mixes with his felbm-cil- Rcds-upop tunOS of li.e greatestcrjii.ility. '• lie is not afraid of pe’isoual violence.—lie has no.'ouo |o protect him—aiid ■ tto oue thinks of au'acking bun. ’ Thoojily way to 1: e‘>Cp thisooli^'ln fill re- lalitNi Iretweba the. l'rc-o- *i.t'-uii<r tfio J'cople, is for publicopiuiou ohiliisi ^u-ecedciitctl oci-asioii, tq Us distinctly cx|/rcssedtile cojiihu-t of Lieut.' h.,ndoi|dil It t.ii» nittiv^." |.a»,-s over yvirtiout lici'U properly co> ,( leuiOC'i -b< the public voice; weal l?til.restrainUjeo.'hci''iierj sjiiritsTof the Ar my aud >'avy,wno4tii..Uibtnisct» i saggrievcdliy* »uy of out Pr^i'iUcurs.iront nysauu iug and lusult- ing "bun ut ilicjr'jiiWu'H'r^ ' - . * • Jiut, it mtgltl have been hi pod that other con siderations would have withheld the.Vengeance, of Lieut. Kaudolph. ile is n \ oitug.athletic uiiui. urt Jl' couiity i- now'm iidfe Strong 011.the Bench — maiij- prosecutions before ihe 1! battery tvitlr intent to liiir— Wild sut lj will be the case at Cvc-ry session, until 1 public opinion shall have undergone aTlnmgc.— Good citizens must unite, and frown"dbw:n liiat i of persons, (the pirates of society,) who oc- >)i the necessity for stir'll prosecutions. The ! law jj i dead letter, and. Grautl Jtuy present- j incuts a ttirra nitjUty, while public opinion up- 1 holds and Idfer-ab ; the-perpetration and ptrpe- I trators of crime.- * “Linck L;w"-ju years ’back, did s what.tho civil law couM not effect. In ridding so- 1 c.icty 01* useless vtxinin ; and “f/ie Slick's!" have Jytp more t.'.'an ail the courts in Ui.t y.-'&rld. in re!i ,- vinp. the frontiers from tlm-terrors of the Pony clubt* But it is in aid of the'Iaw, that good citi zens dumb’ cothbiue—whcu bad men cumhifie tp iraniidu- ujion its ttoccssary restraints aud treat thie courts with cqn'.’mt't. it is time fur th a good to unifd m their dtffeijsa * 3 '' ;,| Pport. 'tS\ I iici-shatn, -Ileury, 'Houston. Jackson, Jasper, j Jones,' ftlouroP, New ton, Walton, "■ ashington. Ti e following fla counties w ill have two metn hers each, viz. - .; v Bibb, Burke. Citalhant, Clarke, Columbia• Cowrta, I’ayctie, (.’ceenc, Hancock, Hams. Jef- fersoi), MatitSoB. Meriwether. Morgaii, Ogle thorpe, Pills*; Putnam. Richmond, Tall ot, Troup, Twiggs', Uprail, W rim, R ilkes. Wilkinson. The following 49 counties willliave one repre- sentativ.-' t-aeli. viz. Appl ;og. Baker, Baldwin, Bryan. lUilloch. Betts. < aindeii. Carrtdl. t.b'ttnpbeb 1 , Crawford. Cobn, Cljerokee, Ca-s, Decatur, Dooly, : Flarly. liffinpdinni, lliirinucl, Forsyth. Gilmer, Glynn. H^rd. Irw m. Lauren*. Lee. Liberty, Lincoln. Lowndes, Lumpkin, Marion, .M-lntosb, SFont- goi,:'.' y, Mii.-eiigcc, Alnrrav. Paulding, Pulaski. liaUiia. Randolph, Sci'va d, Stewart,- Sumter, Taliaferro, .Ta till all, Telfair, Tboiuas, Uuiun. Ware, Wayne. -j_ T, 1)E1L\TES IN TilH VIRGINIA CONVEN- ( . . - ” TIQNr; -h;?:.... .V Wc have just received from tho publishers, the gliovrj work.-and especially recomnn.iid jt-to' all who’lake an interest in the discussion of constitti tiohn’-.iptestions. Thesanie great questions that arc r.f w'. Jiefdre'tlic people of Georgia,.with res- peci.t > the coi',>iittttion of their state, were "dis cusser. Rtijl settled in the Virginia convention .a year ar two ago. and doubtless much Hgbi will be thr -wn upon tho subject by the above Debates. ,\Ve regret not having, received th t voUnrw ui titi-.c to In ii." it to the notice of our R t-du-.-tion ipsqv)iutkn, bcfmvJtt adjourutm-iit. But as th • amrudnicuts proposed .wil.l be extensively delta" ted by thfe ptfopltj, liafore-'.licylarc ratified, it may not be (ob-late,for them, to ta-te advantage of the labors oftlie siatjs'iitcn..and orators of Virginia, in' nBakinVjap thcir dpiuici r. . ;’N • .-"■'c ; . Jlersrs. Ritchie & Cook, tlie pub-'-hers, (Kich- motid,. Va.) have a few copies on band, price ilf; $3,50. in’boatds. It-is ;t. .t:s pri itself to the guidance oftliosw jiernici copies. Ur. it furthest resolved, That wc nicsl cordi ally approve’of the* nieasur -s of the ri.ilit ’ni-tra- tion bf ANtmrw Jackson, the gallant s . lie rlie pfofdun 1 statesman, the ardciit and disintor- eatfill patriot pttlike in war and in peace, tlio de fence and ornament, tlie pride and glory of 1 - country ; and that we are deeply sensible ofo.itr peculiar obligations. to him, as tlie steadfast friend of Georgia, i»t her Indian controversies lie it further' lesolrtd, That wo are decided ly opposed fevfrhe principle of Protective Ta- rill, and tf; 'all legistution intended for the exclu sive lfchiiiit rf.aiiy nartictilar class of our citi zens; and that we eok with ineTeawng confi dence, for theovettlirow of this most iniquitous system, to tho wisdom and patriotism of the A- nterican people, through the,regular and con stitutional-action if the government. Ue it further resolved, That wo cor.lially ap prove of the conduct of our Senator Joii-VFor syth, and of onr Ilepr-stitalive Jamcs M. Wayne| in the unequivocal, aud.etiergelic sup port, which they have given to tlie tidniitiisrpa- tion of Andrew Jack* Hi.,'in their uniform, an i judtioious efforts to relieve th.e-cqiiiitfy from the I on the above 1 eider of-tl iitirdehs of an niijest protecii\e tariii', and in mediate measures wen stir.nice and it is male v. iio flit* utmost shirtT- fv, that 1 he D.-pnrtm -t;t dwrislms d.cp s.-liei- ti.de for the.weit ire 01 your Natio--, end tvt ■ '- tha4.eeteat of its. j.'-iwers, e id iv s e- t 4 p' -n ■ Willi iiiuii r- pe.-t vr nr Innidity s. rv n , LLili UT EtfPl \b.- i.'.'fcssrs. John Woss, and dhe. s, (J.mro c eluratcs. " ' AT-riscrrso& c-ivAiLS.T i - Uepcrtmtnt'qfWnr, Jfay 'J, l'- tJ: v Sir,—1 had tlui honor to receive your iett< of toe 2f)t!i ulr. to;;et!iei- with the copy of on. , from tile co nissioner ol Indian •aflairs, dattd MarclFlith, and addressed to sonic uf the priti- •ipul nieii-Bmohg iho Gitrrs e. s. Before the reebipi of yotif loiter, application liad been- ir'ade by some of the Cherokcos, to know whether any change had taken pi.ten ti the opinions of the President respecting tin cOifst/ttdiiinfi] rt*ht-<»f the Executive Jo reii:.*r.< persons from land; olaiun-d tfy* the Indians, where the. laws of tire r’tatj- led liei-p ex tail'd- j ed'ovor such: land: They’ staled, that .they m ide tlie i-iiffairy, because some ol therf p-e.- p!e lr: ! taken upkuc't,an iyiptressiori, foitptled Goinutissioner..'.Ini- tpkeri to cebrett this 1 their hold and detennined opposition to the po- in's ippr.dte-is: el,,*.:d expi.m.i r. h-te-r, c p- i litical heresy of^'nullification. , * ies of v. hic'v l have the .lini-ar to i n- s--, I ]fe ft further respired, -That ;John' A. Cutir- j ware r’iren, rihI despatched to C’ol. M.nt- hort, Esq. Col. Alfred Iversoli, TJiotntts W._; joinery, the Cherokee A/rcnt; -M ijor, Curry, 1 Harris', Esq. Gen. James C. Watson, Dr. Tom- tin? special rent, lot eniicratti tt, an ! t > 11 >- liuNnu Fort, Ocn* w at. B. Wolford, and Den- Cherokee p*'i-'o'ni."-,v!io reu-di the 51;t■ rmatinri. j nis L'. l?vah, Esq. be a comniinee, in boh a! I' of, Ti*ese letter* .\riJJ yruioubtcdly - remove aiiy tins assembly, to transniit-a copy of the reso- ' errors, yviiich may have-prevailed, raid will lntions t& the President of the La.Red States, show tiiai (l.e opinions of tho President, am ;m’d in affectionate terir.s to express in him, onr lU'clianst-d. , • ^ . ; profound iiatitude for i:i, inval.-taFl- services, Vi-rv respectfully, T have the honor to he, in war and in peace, to our cotm.ioa cottnay, your -dv-lb-nt s-rvaip. LEWI: wmm 1 '« ^ t"w. S - — ■-.» r&jxrtL • -. BTiniT ^ L > i i il\R bt v o o pm-a.lo crojituR hi Ci-uut of th. . at House. 11 c .iiu-.ilpy r.<-.\t, «.,tl\ with t.r.i/c round-.:'joyls ami y.,,..' .I.-.:. (, at U o’clock. 1,’. M. It is requested that ova rv member h scribed v,datum u:r, p.ttd those wi;o feel UiipO'ptl to join tlie coflw. are respectftiilc requested to do -o, ami api»5«rA» naif o-jii as a' ovc. It is coatc-vs.'.ited ou th -t day to orv,mice tho Company t! • iv, 1 -/. thcefore pmictual aud 'prompt -itteitii. > i • o i;*v.l .'or. y <>;Jvr. ,.d,- ii id 85.uk- 3L Inters i'.ldlis fiitsiiua s own 'account. A direct ImpiH’lfiti'iji: } CA'-KS 1 Madeira .tin*, warranted tt su perior. -article, for sale bv .M tv'dti 1 RE.V"& CO B I ON. ■ i, .c;- i..;vmg pure 1.-tied ttie cn , will Ii.tc if:cr coaimo.-* it on G. Lb VAlOJi XV -3A . ... ' jflUiJtBT. The .Maron Volunteers under C.^nt. Nencomb ^^ rctirucd from thdr wcc-k’s.tour .^ gc octavo vo i Hme , making SOO pages ju smuHj Mdicd^.-v.llc, oa S-pitrilay la>;. in fiau sj.-'rA 3 - j tJ|H ' *. ! pi camMo ?ud resolotinux lie ptfhUshed in the 1 ip ) were onooi eel into low w nv the new t..*-. Tlioi-? vVo ivftli to become nrquaiuted ivItl»' s ,. vrr;i l Vewvpaners of t!;i % :t!r)- corps of Bibb comity ; and their return was Uk . , au \ irginia f -vn. e s, would do well to pur 1 * - and tlie high conliilencp.iij- the vigor, tlio. wis (bon and tlie purity of his ndmmisttatjon :■ and also to tfie. venerable. Janies Madison,- and'to theJdon. John Forsyth.; .. -V -.*j Ik ii /either resolved, T.hat tin* forgoing gTrct .a! by die hearty coiigrafuintibtjs of their fel low, citizens. We reel,a becoming pridu iu the (lTfU 3its.tli.at, have been bestowed upoii tltis gal- 4-aatbsud 11ml.itsaicanidarihg jts ibftaoe. for b.cir lia’id-eme app T.r.-eace. tin ir concet di*ci- plinc,mind ihsir ,‘cutleuiattly ilcporttncut. .And wo'Itave heart! but oue sentiment expressed by the Voinntecrs, - that of tinquiilified satisfertion fill the hospitality, kindtiess nud ’atrentuin shown them by the citizens of .Milledgeviller and by the several ■ volunteer ptnnpituics with whom they . twre-there associated. * W'6 tnist the Milledgovlllo Encampment will b'o. the aTvnkcniii " of a mure correct military spir it thfoughnut die-.state, and th*: enaetnieiil of a- ti.,cful practical Jlihtary Code, to take the plac.e of the obsolete," lumbersnme. and ludicrous sy s tem (tir rather chaos, fur-system it, is.not,) with w hich tlie people tire at present hurthened. . ’ .No sooner.do the nulljfiors find tliem-'Clves iu tho nunori'v iu th<* coiive.itiun, ihati-they raise their .voices agaiipt itr. authority and against its proceedings. Tho same presses that have hero, lofore-been so clamorous for a equveutieu of the -sneh'a 0110 n» tltey wished, nave arrayed them selves against it; as though the Iihtrtie* of the Country were ill danger-. And the same party that at first protested agajust the general Assem bly “controlling the people in- cuuvqirion;” now protest a- lend against. Ui'e people in conveutioii controlling the (It tu ral? -dps. t'ddyl Tfip mine tnpi! fliat have been mc-t clatirorous for Rcd'uc- ii. n. now tint 1 scl'cm.' iLi-luct ! '--!i i- pr<'p»-ed (and the best tba(^cf.nld .turder exJstfu&'-eiscuiu- stances be devised,) amf-Leiore thev-have h-trilly seen its details. Lecanse it ('lie rot tm tt their individual wish.*,, are i*qu:d!y clamoroii-- against it. Bu much for the con-isicucy of j.oliliciatzs. A. Jaeiuuu j* near di^/titfi^ruar of fata TigQx-orad. peoplcj now one has met. because it is liot just In. cimsuuiifoii has been cufeeblod by di-etse,— • ' - ' |- * ' !$.-iojld not UiesO considcr.uiohs..alone have re- straiiicd It. Ii- tvundolplt l '' ^ •' .i o' Av h uo respect was due to his yffiee—'(loaV?o nfc hvig ami pturiotie acttVees—none to tlie 6'crl,ng 11 leg.tty or bravery tif the man—yet something nas else to his g-rcy Jiairs.'• Would ! that -this O'Ui jge had ue'ver Ui*t5u' perpetrated.— A ottld ! tiist >ui !j an cveukhVtd iievor occurred, to place ill the hands of l'cfvignerJ jhe meaus.of >tn . ring at the trccstatid happiust gnverameuf'nit earth. As for Gen. Jxcksou p irsonaRy, hoisoiteof the tri-t uieu to ne injured" by, su h a iransnctiun. Tile hand of Lieut. U.-B. ILiu Juqth -pcahnot tar- nisti me reputation uf a mao, tvlioui cvfcn his- n;j»t deti-j mined enc.iiies admit to be one of the bravest ol the brave. ~ Jf v i, , '. '..**•; tic have seafwty rai* with one citizen, be he friend or foe of Gen»* Jarksota, who lias imt ex- I'.issed a decided rteproballun of* die attack.— Die subject w as taken up warmly at the scene! itself.’ Tto foi'ou tijj ,\<*iKo was i>siic<i 1 *v the ! MayorpfAlexaiidm: . . . ••i'ti&u. No-fit*:;.— \t tlie fqqucst of r. large number of the respectable inh.ibiiaiits of \lcxad tlr-a, a Public .Meeting of the citizens is iiivited* tu he held at the-.Market Square this evening ot 5 o'cluck, to express their indignation at lh< uii- |urtlle l outrige c<nu niited, it tlio wh**r»v» >>f onr town, yesterday'by Root- B. Randolph, ou j tfco ifcrson of iu. •'resident of Ufa I'infecT tdatef. , May.7, l&tl. 'IL.'UotiE, .Mayor, j ! lie l oivn. Meeting was accordingly held— ami the Mt-xandria Gazette rf the dtli'protnfjTs 1 t<> publish the proceedings in tlio next paper.— '. The s. ine Gazette s.iys; , ' - , I “U e.ut-r.-ijhcsled to sav, ilintthe'teYni “blow," i Used in TdferejiCC' to tho I '-ceat assault upon thr Presideut, was not correct. It may be well; to j i-hasctbe a bo\y.Avprk. NEW PaTER. .Kjry M'e 1 ave received the first, nufinCf CHEROKEE SVBJECT.- •*\ W' I '■'£frt4cuf'r‘> r>, vorfmrnt, Go. JWlle loeville, iToy 14, ]rv33. Tn order to xorrccl . .EWIS. CASS. •His Excellency Wilson L>tnud in, *• JUilietlgrfille, Go. . ' rteptirbncr.t of W,zd, - Of sc Indian Affairs, May 1,1833. Sir-— Ii c.o?ts;-q'ihn e of an. ap; li:-a'ioH-fi'i>in 3 -veral of the. Ciiorokers, I have been iii-tnict- pij.by'tbo Socr'etarv of War, to call vour nttvii-. rt- O HEAT crtimortaii..' good gard 1 lutmedi th lv. 1c 34 W. iK"-1 lopsc am n:-s?sj?iau gtv- SKELLTNG. . ZZnoaciMW 'TO 3Alii; f V ,Ja-. i. -* a, Buns cmiitty, a likelv negro wr. man. *ays-itcriiumr W lie;ter, about" 3d or’ ".'j years ufiiL'i;: ?.-■ v--b. ... i.uigs to .Mr. Davit- A. <; cn;" of Butn in county; Ga. - S!w is fu] . .-he toll i-.t:-:v vr -!t c!«j;hcd, with shoes o.^ tion to my letter to you pf March Loth; 1*33, ■ her feet. '4 lie owner is requested to .corns lo- paper 11 nier the (pi aim title of •• The JI ichor;/ A ■ : . j ,-s. ^ >-iii\ti-'! tin 011 gh tin* press nod nr'wr , Sy Epson Vigil," printed at Tlio.iiastou,^G:i.— There is a rppiticss in ihe coutentsof * *Tl;c Hick ory Nut'’ quite iuviufig* and if it'is a' real .genu ine spiRUl of OJit Hickory, w e shall be pleased at its prosperity. There ;ire however too many spiuioos Hickory nuts nowadays for ns to give it a hen,r' v. welcome until w<* see another specimen —especially as the name of its conductor remains incog.'. • ' S. •ny, also, lo re, (ii.it the remark made 111 the Glotie, rehtive to •‘rnai m i-onledcrati-'.” is ou- i tirely erroiii- vis. A. far as we are able to lo.trn j uol a liuii. in ti; knew of the assailant’s ill, teatiou, nud he n.is liurrie.il from the deck of the b’U,bygeatlomen pr< <,it. to prevent iiis being loll. ,1 upon the spot, .nnl not w ith any tfosigQ of •tsistinz ill In 111 .ill escape.” *tVe cannot stoop to write a burlesque chanter npou iiosc-s—ir. has I>.-<-■* al cmjitcil b>r the pur- £ ’'e oi easting ridicule over the whole proceeding, at tlio insult is a* gio-,., n > u was prontoditatod. From the Georgia ’rimer. THE VOLUNTEERS; Our tow is now enlivem*(l by the m tsic ol tlie “Jpu-rt-stirring drum and tho carepiercing file.” The I\I icon \ oluult ersand Washington Guards, tuL,otlicr with tin- Georgia Guards have formed an encampment in out* vi« inity.' Tneir soldu r-like appearance and orderly de portment, reflect great credit on tlirniM ives, nn 'l present to tlie p. ople a noble example ol Lilt an etii.-ient body <d eiiizen-soldit 1 > should he, w e ii ,pe ii will *,:■ e,- toe •. tier: of (.-iHSta- - hl 3 nilii.il >- sjiirit of our ancestors, which •Pl'oar; ID e i’wi d parting tr nu tho bosoms ®1 llieir de.'-t ndai; >. of the Gov- Mo understand Gnment has n>nr' oftroaiiny wrjli t)i< °f tin ir lunilj in should he sorcc-'d marisrd to repay ' Indian lieser os tin* -.minimis they have P'tiJ lor them.— Columbus Enquirer. ■ l tills- . 'l l.-. Cr <-k 1 no M.ibrtina. ! 11 m 1 k: 11; *■ a to persons ot; for tlio v YVd learn iroaty ho i- who li.'IVO tlia- ' au- nnr- TlfE CONSTITUTION. TliovRetfirction Con\. ntion of the ft'-vte -of Georgia ndjourned ou Wedtu-silay wettiug-last. .’.I’ln following is :m outline of life amendments to tho Constitution as submitted lb the consideration oMwtrt'lil* .. t. ..> - » !. Tin- Senate is-to Jie composed of forty five, Senator?, to he (ducted atinu iliy. The lonowin;-. is a plan of the Senatorial districts, each of which shall elect one member. I. Murray. Gjlinrr. Ikiion. 3. •Rtnbunj iSaheCshatn, J. 1. • < tu 1 > l. i 11. Cherokee.« -: . ' hiss, I I >\d. (> JaeAson; Hall, 7. I 'rapkiiuc-lMario'n.' v **'■- -t " H G'viiinctl, Forsyih. 0. P.nihliiig, < 'o!d». 10, ■ F-tjrctto, DeKalb. 1L Campbell, CjtiToll. r 1”. CojTotH, Alpri.tfAhcri 13. Troup, Hear/l. • 11. IB-r.iy. Ai'wiohi ;* . 1 1.1. U niton, Clark. *' .' • lt>. Oglethorpe. Elhcrt. 17. Greene,'-'C/iliaferro. 1.81 AVilkes, Lincoln. 19. Morgan, Putnam. ‘gO. Bulls. Jasper. 21. Pike, Upson. 22. llufTts. Talbot. 2t5. Crawford, Monroe. 21. Bibb, I Lius toil, 2">. Joiifis, Baldwin. 2d. Th iga>, W dni.isou. 27. Warren, Hancock. 2:4. < 'nhimhiii, R -chmond. 29. Burke*, Scriven. 3lj. Washington Jcfierson. 3,f. Buil.'ichl Em inuol. Laurens. .Montgomery. ,‘VI. Dooly. Pulaski. M noon. Mils; ogee. It mi Jolph. I arly- J*uniter, Stew art. Baku. Lee. 11 >v in. Telpvir. \iqilo.-g. T -ittnaU. t |. ;h.on, Effinghilm. I', van. Ldierj*-. M-jnii.sl), GJynm W av ne. «'ojndeii. Ware, la-vvioie-s'. Dec -mr, Thomas. Tin- 'loose oj Representatives is to uu-ml eis, tu lie* ajip.brtioued iu (Ire u.g in.inner : . Phe following 15 counties will have thr. < 1111 •libers each. viz. DeKulb, Elbert, FrauWhn, Gwiuuott, Hail, Ha t. 35. ■40. 4.1. 12. It. .1 14! roil -ist oliow - From the Federal Uiiion. y ■ '„ UNION MEETING.' *. ..*-*/ . .V'rrednbly to provims notice, a vorv Iarro anil rcsjiccutble mootinu oft lie Union party front every qtiartor of tho State, convened in the Representative Chamber, at’the State. House, on Tuesday evetiimr the L4th inst. The sub joined Resolutions were unanimously adopted hv tlie meeting. If tliero was a IdifsejltfifT vbico, tve do' not recollect to have-hobrd it. Alter tht: resolution," referring to iMessrs. For syth and AVhyhc, was read,' Judge W'avno a- roso and addressed tlie meeting at considerable, length; giving a lucid 'exposition ofltis own ami 'Mr.-Forsyt*'’ mt/sb, a succinct anti very: lucid narrative. 11 rinciplcs of the old do- o ratio party, of ti,. .novatt .nisattemptcd to he unre duced by? 1 lie nuDitiers into the republican creed, and of4he administration of President. Jackson. r l’lie cfl’ott was very hai'py, and was received by repeated bursts cf applause. W’o hope tintt J'uljt; Wayne tvill. c-msent to pen down the substanco of his-remarks for the press. UNION DEAIOCRATIC jMRETING.. •At a large meeting of Union Democratic lie- piih'iruns, (t'rom'all -parts of Gv’or Mr, co'mp, )S . ed of nwnihers of the'State -ConVeiitio ,! and otliers)' whoWere opposed to the NoHificatioii doctrines of South Carolina, a n<i who Ueliove in die principles, as explai)-,.a by Air. Madison, which brought .the Repi’.o’hcan p ar t v iifto"pow- .,'i-.a l.vtl, a:ld woo sjs ain tlie administration 01 Andre a* Ja r i ;,on—a.-reeahly to. previous notice; cbiivr* <ie ,j ; u th*.* Re.*r sentative Hall, on Ft:<*>d- t y- CV eiiina-, May I I. 1833. Un .notion of Dr N. B,T’pwell, Thomas Esq. was called to the Chair, and J<>- svErti BxL’uoiai Esq. of the courty of Upson, was appointed Secretary.’ : . John A, Citthbert Estp then moved fbi-'tlKi appointment of a committee to prepare, and report stiitabh? resolutions expressive of jht sense oFthe meeting on the subject Tor .which, it had convened : whereupon the Chair appoint ed John A. Cutlil). rt Esq. Col. Alfred Iverson, Gen. Valentine Walker, G o. James C. Wat son, and Dennis L. Ryan Esq. to perform that dittyb • ’ . The Cnmmiftee, having retired, on their re turn, submitted the following Preamble and Resolutions, which wore unanimously adopted, to wit-: - : , ' - Whereas, at a period of great political cx- citemenr, calculated to produce- unnecessary and most dangerous convulsion in tlie country, it becomes the high and-sacred duty of good citizens, to unite in maintaining those princi ples, on which depend the.peace atid good or- der of society, tlie perpetuity of good govern ment, and the preservation of national indepen dence, and of individual .liberty : lie it therefore rcso!t<erf, by this assembly, composed of citizens front various parts of tin State of Georgia, .convened in Mllledgeville, Tltat Atfn approve and will maintainInG prinei- ciph s asserted'fn the Virginia Report and R - solutions of 179.8 and 1799; as expounded h- James M idison, the pure", enlightened, and vr:. erahle patriarch, by whom th--y were prepare —by which alone.can he po preserved, at tf same time th.. (elegated power* of the feder g.*\ 1 r.mo-nt, at.l the reserved powers oft State*! He t further resolved, That ive tfisapp t* of’li.* !->• fri.j -s .it liuliiiiiaitioit, believing t- they arc* ojjfio.sed tpl the theory ot' tin: .cop-'-i fi**;i of’eo United S;;it. s, that fit.-;- or - ,in*-.>:. p itil-h- wi:!i the e\i- a;m*.- ol tie* Federal 1 7 ii. tliat they l< (d inevn ,'*K- 10 civil \v;;r. and : mtiitipliemion *>t standee, arm" s. a-ul ar>- in hingerous to lihortv,: itv! that wg helm'd, >v . d ep regret, rlie-coutiniioJ militarv pr piraM- in a neighboring sister State, whicu has yietuc- and to suy ta fail -that "the provjsiphs * o! that i dler relab* s< -'ely ’ to 1 those . portiens- of the various mi*r-*nr-*(*')• i- Ciicrov-c cou'tby, tl.tl :'i tut •!. r -n'i'.x:-,* "!| the nf-es* mnl nfber . and NortM Cur'ilina, ami O- -1-;*.rh-ell tho laws of e-fenlerj-. 'The tis s ihjecf have ware - M- :.-r; char; v r» 34 1 take ry ; awa\'. Jailer channels f havif to requcKl'nctvseapor Editors, : ( h<«e State.? have nqt been ftieiidlv to t!ir- great ,7 -'hue«t of the eg eo rv, views of tie- P. 1 mt uponit -t nml esneciallv th.it of Georg.S W ni'Mi:d, tie T-, n an I Cutpuhh.U rxnvcs^ to following correspond.**^. ; f 4 v .' "’"V ™ " ,,f »'«* c ’" r \ " ''l'?’ hl . s _- r. . 6 / WILSON LUMPKIN. * ’ And tw.j «*xt|W«-. 1 If • : ’"-h '*•-” '• I : .:. .1 A Mi COfppli.-' I li e- ’ Ererutiveubcparfnunt, Grr. - Milled Seville, April 26, 1833. • lion, heicis Cass, Secretary erf "War. Sin—A fetv days ago. I addressed a .letter to the President of tlio United States, on the subject of onr lUfltan relation, which I request- ed. might he submitted to you. In coiyte'ctionavitlf the same subject, T : here with .enclose yon a capy(nf-ihe .copy) of a Ict- tet, received by inoJi few days hgo from a respectable gentleman, who resides in the neighborhood of John Ross. TJiat genrlentn'i- with-vdfiotis others, inform me, that-Ross" is- exliitritihg this indiscrete letter, and impressing- ignorant India- sk tii! Indian countrymen, w'th the belief that he'is authorized _to gav, (rom * itioii Woolqita?® lieeH-cn isi' 1 -red 11 n e s -re, had not sotnt^oT.tlih-t?G.bel*(>lc'*es, {iHitotite I different views. The Prssidmtr vet t’enks, as, bff-jbi iriiraw thqugfit,- the. E xccqliy Ji. dark Kosg of fmtiiim to como fqrwiira, p May 22 ' 84, v u* ? - l dl 7 &Q S&’Z.Sif ui . .-.n the 2Uth in.;!, a Jiop,: n he* t.'iv, about I? years of rr unl shvs lie belongs to Williai limy, ilie o've-i- is request'..'- v t'li-i: and r-.ika- liie: a >7 a JO;;N D. I*IT’1 j S; laiarr.’ I i *. tor of li | . . . ... ‘ - 11 1 p-u.-hLA t<*:» 1 constitutional right 'tp sntplv -military foxya to ! i Ss-i.'vs I remove person; from jtny part uf thu-'Staios'of seqnei cc'u! it* I vwrgfff"^. a lyJ na *~*' vif .Tf. '*■ I ant sir, very rcsp^ctfon v, yo ir oh’*. Aorv’t,, ELBERT HERRING. Col. II. Montgomery/. Mm Mi ddtCfj . n ail ptr- tn 111 flAl.l by 1 ia HUH mteiio-j.ay n eyil-obt ; front trauti ui\ paid -,n;ii some time : ; oj it i., eo:. !Va-;.f,i-.i ■ 11!-- BENNC /I/O/- uERE C un.nifr, nies \V hut ley, ct.anlian r ii Ofphallof Giihihd’ rc-etl;. ’nartir.'nt of War, Oiftre fo liar ff.drs, Mr» 1. 1833 Sir— E*-.ch's°d’. J ± transmit,you copies of two 1 "tiers of tnis d.ttc, on ’*a<l(lri“ssMl to"the ,r on‘ JJolJWt.r *’ letters ot distiiissieu IV* ^Tz .iER!;a- j, V 9 H’T'ert IT -,1 • deVensed, applies Mr Uatil gitardi i:‘- 'an— ; Jtyfesc «>3 (Vr.. fore, to die anti admonish nil a> sing‘due liit kindtzniand creditors o f emd Ift.-A- to fit tneir.ohjfcii'ns (if any they hart ■-ujotnerv, itnd the othef. ro several nt-\Jhy<r/oJjice, icilhiii.the titr.f prescribed by .... , . , .. . hie- U, n<!) . 0 k,.*(•*, **.»n will see by these letters,surd U tters should* no! . « the authority cf the Yl ; nr Ucpartment, that in jA’int sonin'misapprehension-i lias existed, or lias j cr 111 a short.time, all the Georgia settler*, who b-av,. been aifected. respecting the purport of no or--, ! J U. .- b m.l, at olfiao. this S:fi May, H. G. JOuNmON, v. ti. v. settle ) ujtder the authority ofthe laws of floor- gin', will be' driven from their hordes hv the United gates’ Army. There- my.y hg^s^nr: exaggeration in. these sto'emf-nts; brit T'mn forc'd to the conclusiem, from.- wnat I have (fer sent by this office to 'CoL Montgomerr on the loth March last far the removal of-intruders from j)ie Cherokee country. That order'is in- tended- to- o'jicra'.c only upon the Cherokee, lands within tite Stntps-of North Carojinri hoard, and from the v f . ac ])ng,of this imanrlrnt Tennessee, ot r wh 7 cb the State law* have letter, that great v , r ,-, lrts nre IVi ‘ akin(r j„ t |, at ! n-n been-ext Mi-led. T e views of tlie F.-c it- connlry to tn’.slr-ad, and dcludrfVhe unforttinatc CheroKe^s, . • ••**• I de -,,Q t fjositato in trtv reph', to such co?n- - n f.’. .'ncations, to a*s'irtj.fh'e people,<tf that coun- py; that no change has'faken place in the views 6f-.the. Federal Executive,’-*and that th^ Tn- diuns §0 long as they- rjjoose to' renia'tn in G mr- ggia, must yield implicit obedience to fhe.su- ph-maev of the laws of the State;- And that no.powor of the Fedetjll Goverrinwnt, will ev er, he exerted to renfoVe.(he .inhabitants^ who hax*e settled tinder the antlioritv of the State, «Scc.'&.c. l am engaged in hsin'g all tKe means in my power, to coiinteritit" the 'mischievous ■yillifencc, of the eneniios <if good order in this hall*settled; country': •' U - .; ' ’ But I'considor it highly important, tliarvou t;vc on tliis.guhjcct,' hav- been so w- U kitojvn that-it V is-not supposed that at-x'.mis-ako eonhl ,->ri-e 1 f ! 1 ,nv lias arisen ii will be cleared tTi» bv these instriicti.,ns. I «m ‘direct ed !o c.-mmjni.af j tl»**se fiiCg; tdyieu. that you may b’o award'of tie prec 7 *? views of the. Pras.- iden*, and lhat von' mqv cu'rr.-ct-any erroneous ire.oressiops which may haw* hcen nnde^nn.' which inav bay a tend -:ic.V t-> prevent a f;i- vnrable-d *ct>ioo. bv the Ci-terokee cut-r.cil, which is-about. t«» convene'. ;.-•*. • • ‘ Very res icctftillv, vour oberTTeijf servant, ELBERT HERRING. Ecnj. F. Curry, lief -jSnTOUIi months.after Iltttc application will be M ' tnkdc to tlio Honorable d.nTerior Cuuri of ; t'-nry comity tv.botj jitpugjjfor ordinary pin-pox,-, for lc~ vo to soli a 1 the*real estate of Sarah lit ■ , n ,i | notiiz Into oi 1 coutUV tlqfpasCd. r.' riI'ENGEii REYNOLDS, ad.n’r May 10 1833 34 I 8 ail Y ahaence from M icon! louv-* UOR-AC!. FiTCH "J my agent, and all peraeflit th U.*vo i’Si paid up'tueir accounts and botes w: . vdcue settle o Oil iue.1. LE\\ 1?) FHVli. May 1G- 3s Georgia—Crnirford Co unit/- H* EV.lN, Met* E E toll* before Wiiliatn M. g I Brown, ju tl-:oof the peace 441th distri. * a i ■ o.iy mare with .1 air all white, spot-oir frfr.Ic". biuil i’ctlOck : also n small spot in her face and ; snip oil h"i- ni*?c; jjbout Jive i- et high and suppo sed to be ui no ill• ten Te firs old. Appraised bv 'fhofnas l.'riwicnce and Jvptha M. ritaufoi'd t" .■? >'*. This Milt .M iv 1833. •31 \V. .1. H \MM0CIv, c. i. c. T; ; riofi* 5 ^...-- V- r. Department of Tf re, OTice Indian !.fairs, May I.1N4 5. GE-VTLBjir.v—I have 'icon directed -by (lie the receipt of nd to" inform id should with all-possible'dispatch, make stich.'a communication to the Cheroke.es, 'as shall put I »S"(*r*-tarv of War-to ackn’owV-Jg an end. to all ' false stories; of the character j your i. tier to him of April 5th. pointed oat. Such a-comnninicatiqn should he fiublicly and anthcntlcadly made to the whole peOpl&Y "'ho may assemble at their council on tlie*l4ih-of next hiontlt. It is sulimilted to your consideration, whether a communication from you o' r tlie -president of the United States himself, nrgiit not he Undo, through mr to tho Cherokee*, most effectually. At nnv rate,- idease fO-Jet me hear from yon" immediately on tills "Subject," for I[deom it indispensable, at their approaching council, by some mean*, to. remove tlie idle deliisioQ • into r/liich these people are led, by the cxertions of bad men.—• ff the copy of the letter whidi i enclose-you, ho not ti forgery, deserves strong reprehension. Sucli productions, from such a quarter; -are most mischievous. With great respect; your obedient servant. WILSON LUMPKIN. 'of r ■ Department of Ward Office o f Indian A ffairs, March, 14, 18-33. Sir—Your letter of the 8th inst. addressed to tlie S -cretary of War on-tho subject of in trusion on Cherokee laud by white 'Citizens, has been referred to this office for reply, re It cannot be denied, that your, complaints ire well founded, and that your people hav • Ustalned injuries from tlie rapacity and law 's* conduct of our citizens. It is however i nodpgrefe an uoav.iidable evil incident to th;- sent conditinn of your tribe, aud no blnm • fairly attributable to the Department on th.t onn!. It is due to th * Secretary of W-ir, t v. that as s-ion as lie received notice of intn. ■rs having presented themselves on your la gave orders lur (heir expulsion. These d: .•r*-wili it »w be" repeated, and a militarv for :i fortliwnli he sent to the assailed par vour(ioitntry.-fof the purpose of o\j>e ii id keeping oft’ intrit fers. And ord-rs w • he given to the-District Attorney off. liti-d Stafes to prosecute for trespass, r. ■ ;!i as hm.v dare to return after tfi- ir e* - rfiOit. You cannot consider it a misplaced a*- vott that no cltamgc whatever hn* taken place • ill the opinions of the Pre- id-mt. so .ch- n ex pressed itr tlie pr-ophi, and 10 fflearJy state 1 in tlio letters to whi*-h von all" to from t/c* ar , Depcirt.mont of February 24 and a, 1833, I tis well as in previous c lnmuiei- • ion r< spec’- ~ in" the fonstitnti 'nnl right ol flic Executive - tQ apply mTifarv force.;-to tlie renioval of pOy-jjV.J sons from anv part b( tlie.Indian co'm'ry over j. which the laws c r th** prop -r States hive been . extended. Mv letters fo Ross aji 1 olhors ,— • fthe l4!ii A1 •rch, and to C M.xit iim *rv of. the 15th of March, -were inte.iahal to re'ate-A,. solely to tliat part of tl.e-CImrokee coontrv 1;, - t fi t ing within' the States of North .Caroliua ai:d,i‘ft .TeniiES.*ee,.aii(l jjvei* which t! ese States hav -^a notextenled hei u Potion. Fit • whole views •of tho Executive. \v re so well known to vour D peopl , that it was t ot supp >sc‘ i that any uiis-. ipprobensions on tltis subject, could iutve ex-i is ted.- And l am directed tn state to you <1.-, r- l— !v v t!i it tin! opinions of the Pp-sideut, Uer t'u- ’oro expressed, are unchanged, and that -.io in- of ..■rterence with the laws of the respectiv. ,>’* Stales-on this sul.'jccf, nm*t hr expected.— .iP I'lies * views iuivo bet n comm antra ted to. Co*. ’I intgomery, theugli they cannot*iie necessary r his action in th(* matter. Aud l am institcf- 1 further to expr. ss to vou the opinion of tji President, that the immediate renioval of ye.ii'i icople. in conformity with the very 'ihefd t ins held out to them, offers the only prespecr their permam-m and prosp-rgms establish- vnt. ELBERT HERRING. .-’in Ridge. Esq. and others. Head of Coosa. 193 15 807 15 Oiieroke*? Sheriff ^alcfc its? Jane. J.o! Uibt. I'fdjfrrty of Tu satisfy 2 Andrew Scott! ‘ Suirges &. Blifnt 2 Pliilip Thurmond ) lien. Uichardsun &. W. 11. Norman ^ for D. Mahoney 2 Amos M'Lemioti Tandy D. King 2 John Rose William Felton 2 Jolm J-'rier t ’!'• i 7 ’- Balcy ailm.- ( of Felix J. Burns 2 lgur.titiits Scott John Burl: A others 2 \Vm. Jackson, Ex'rs of It. Wynn Cass Stales for June. IM Oidt. Stc. Tuperty of To satisfy. 4G't 245 14 1078 15 ! J J 14 21 2 Charles Gunn 5ed 17 3 John W. Pato 1G1 17 3 Joseph Koo 21 22 3 Arthur Warren 1007 21 2 Shadrack Dean 255 4 3 Caieb tJarrison. 273 .4 3. Stephen Garner 275 5 3 W tn. Jackson 15 1G 3 Christopher Hitler 230 22 2 David AhOoti 212 16 3 J. (Jratehfield, dee’d 41 Crutchfield aihnr Allen Courtney Edward Carlick S T. S.Bnyley guard’n l of E L & ltli Burns P. J. Murray P. J. Murray P. J. Murray-. I?. J. Murray P. J. Murray P. J. Murray P. J. Murray 1 Joseph Ecbols > & Co.' Forsyth Sheriff Sales for June. Lot Vi- .Sec. Property of T'.i satisfy . 619 2 1 Isaiah VV hillock Ca^-y W. Jaclt#oo 284 ‘i 1 Win Westbrooks it. L. Cato , .102 14 \ Lewis Smith Lawhorn &s Venabl 1227 14 1 Rayyland Jlejdcn .Jidur-AG A! --**- , To the.Fablic. i *^' e ^ ,rit ‘-' IV °* dtls month there too!; SLj7 place a tremendous stacm at Thomastou, •' oeh is ffe.md to have ejy^ndec wide oud far. • ml to have done much damage—<. wing to which Re itinerant agents employed to se 1 ticketscottid not arrive in time,.and' the dr^\rin; s of the Vuiou iotel Property-Lottery could not take place on Ue 2d last.- As there is considerable stock yet »o dispose ofj-tbo Proprietor thinks it best to haver-' •he ih ayring when the stock is sold, or njost eery yi\ inly die first day of January next: this tv ii ive him time to sell the balance of thp ticket* na. travail ng; through one of our westeri ides, stopped at a tavern fo sfav all uighf in a hlustcrinjc Jone ordered the bpv to tak cular care,of his horse, **for (said-he), he i - a 1 a uullifier as ever crossed Savannah riv V "4 ‘>* said Blackey, “I’ll put" dc jd'cksou illicit on hi.M to nigkt.’* he Jackson Hitch, a good one.—A jreutlemau d Mevsrs.. Salt marsh Sit* f erton starf'a froy Po*r- li • recemiy eiuigrated to This state from Sputl Coach Jloion Line- to leave ilMWSl fed Colum- i hits, on the first Monday iu April next, aud meet t tiro Union Hotel hr XWutbn three times a ' eek- This splendid Lice must raise the stuck, ud be a great inducement for purchasers w! ver indulge in Lotteries.' *T J. th BATEMAN, Proorit ton Thomaston, March 4*4833*