weorgla Times, It Stsfc@ lijehtc ««». «a .
BY W, S. ROC'kIVEE,!..
AND
STATE HltiHTS’ ADVOCATE,
Published Weekly in the Town if .!///.,/ -, ~ >/ e
AT THREE DOUARS PER AXSt'.H
PAYABLE IN AOVANCS:.
spy Advertisements inserted at the usual
those sent without a specified rnuuln rof in .
tions, will '.e puidislied until ordered out, and
■charged accordingly.
Sales of Land, by Administrators, Ex-icutor .
or Guardians, are required, by law, t > be held on
the first Tuesday in the mouth, between the hour ;
•f ten in the forenoon and three in the ~
at the court-house in the county in which the
property is situate. Notice of these sales must,
he given in a public gazette sixty days previous
t# the day of sale.
Sales of negroes must be at public auction,
•on the first Tuesday of the month, between
the usual hours of sale, at the place, of pub
lie sales in the county where tin* ].-•
Testameatary, of Administration or G will
ship, may have been granted, firs: . rsiMy
days notice thereof, in one of tee p e • < ...
xette* *f this State, and at the door >.f t..c
court-house, where such sales are. to bo held.
Notice for the sale of Personal Proper l , v nr.:-'
be given in like manner, forty days previous t
the day of sale..
Notice to the Debtors and Credit rs of an II -
tave must be published-for forty (i. ■ . .
Notice that application will be made to
the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell Land,
must be published four months.
Notice for leave to sell Negroes, must be
published for four months before any order ab
solute shall be made thereon by the Court
yj* RANSOM 11. SMITH ctfully i-,-
ortn* the voters of Baldwin county, th ’he i a
candidate for re-election to the ol!i-.:« of ( ~f
the Superior Court, at the election iti January
next.
Dec. IS, 13—tdc.
are authorised to announce the name of
Tv JAMES F. SMITH, as a Cano date for
Clerk of tiic Inferior Court of Baidu in county at
the ensuing election.
Dec. So. . r >0....2t
tITE are authorized to announce Capt. WM.
Tv F. SCOTT, as a candidate for Slieviff of
B»':dirin county, at the ensuing election in Jan
■»ry next, August 7, It :.i.
WE are authorised to announce JAMES
JOLLY as a candidate for ElieritT of
Baldwin comity at the ensuing election.
January 1, 1833. 1...
lit arP requested to announce i'OI’NTAiN
fT S. ULAKKY, a candidate for l'..v Col
lector of Baldwin county, at tlieeusning election
la January next.
Dee. 1«, <l3—tdr.
"I UST published, and for sale at the Times’ Of
•I fice, and at Dr. Browns’ Hotel, a Book of all
ilia Prizes in the late Gold Lottery , in numerical
order, with the names of the drawer, the coun
ty and district in which be resides, ami the qual
ity of the Land as returned by the district Sur
vivrors. THE PUBLISHERS.
Dec. 18, ‘d—if.
A NUMBER oftho citizens of Millcdgeville
anxious to establish an energetic I’olUve,
have determined to support the following Ticket
for lutendant and Commissioners at the election
lobe held on Saturday the 4t!i January, I~JI.
BENJ. A. WHITE. Litetiduiil.
JOHN A. CUTHBEIiT, Es.p
Dr. GEORGE A. BRO WN,
JOHN MAULER,
AUG. H. KENAN, Es ;.
December 25. :A> - • • • •’
?i«T£< E.
mHERE was brought to Jail on the Dili •
1 October, 1833, a negro man, by the i. ame td
ISAAC, and that he belongs to a in .a is i fiat
cock conn*y, by the name es Baldy 1 - :
it • feet 6or Blnches high, 18
with a scar on his forehead. The owner is to
quested to come forward, prove prquaty, pay
charges, and take him away.
JAMES JONES, Jailor,
Clinton, Jones co. DiA-t i.i 1 " i. ~
It All. ISO A H IfOCK.
BOOKS of subscription for 300 shares M-. k.
Brunswick Rail Road, at > ! an v. .0 i.
reopened in Macon onthelirst Monday in Janua
ry next.
As this short rail road, the avenue fir which
is already opened and leveled by < luiiaiihni a;
and excavations, (ready for laying and. wa the wm and
Work,) is to act as a steam drayage, • i nar
row neck of level land at the I it ot the A t u: -
ha, between the boats and the thips at Bouts
wick, which will completely open that nr file pro
to Macon and all these middle and >»e>u.-r.i
counties, which haul their cotton to that market.
It is hoped that subscribers will come t .rv. ar.
/and take up the balance ot the stock, and . . i so
small apiece of work, which must prove oi
great importance to the stock holders to .he
Ecopleal large and the State.
* q 1„; charter is liberal, and the stoc , can r ;
tmldors from lb to 15 I"' 1
be made to no- •” ' • . y;.t
per cent, at G 1-1 cents per bate ui.ry .
Ml 2 1-2 cents per bale, it would nett, wnu ■'
back drayage 25 per cent iuleiest per uunim
the limit of the charter, and the cotton at l.
same time, protected trom damage -’•■•• 1 !.
all other charge, from the boots to the eiop*.
This stock will prove as permanent a- • >
trade, which must ever pass up and due. a. fi>
Macon and Hawkinsville to the sea. K 1 •
brim, the ships at the foot of the Ucmulgeo aiu
Alatamaha, instead of their stopping at Savannah
and Charleston. , t
The Commissioners sent by order < l
legislature, to examine the gloat advantagi - • •
this short rail road, Ac. say, among other n.ings
in their report, under oath, that —“ l lie 1 .' '
stacle now'existing to the connexion id this i
ble port (Brunswick) with the he tilol *■ 1
and with the great wealth and the den e.-t ,
Jation of the State, is the narrow slip -1 lat.«H r-i »
iittve.gver eleven miles, between that p> rt atul \\e
Alatamaha; and this obstacle we ha.- an.vij
stated, can in our opinion, be overcome -
uitlinv saiui ol from sso*ooo to $7 o*ooo ! ‘ (
“But suppose it should cost kflOO.O'ttl, t
expenditure is a trifle, in coiiiparisou wat.i the
■ihinense advantages it would jiald, not only l"
the Treasury of the State, but the great body '■!
the people.”
Again “ X par Cowl iIU ■ ■
the solemn appeal they have made, in su'.iuif.ii.g
this report, that ihcy do not believe that tin re i- l»
die United Slates, so small a wuik ol internal nn
pMvemetit, as the contemplated rail road, fraught
aith consequences so important and I ° 1 ■■
•*> the same extent of country, and the sane a
inoumof ucliveand industrious population.
The charter requires that fc s per snare be p
« secured op subscribing.
W. B. DAW> ,J C , lului . ,
lb DART. 5
Dee. “i, id - if
MEBIC 11, f Aft!).
g h— i E i LIIS, in conseqiieneeofcircumstan
* ' ces transpiring preventing his beiixr in a
foreign country at this time, as he had anlicipa
, ■ ’ addition to that the grateful recollec
ton Os the very extensive patronage ex-ended to
11 in in tins city the last season, with the earnest
solieitati nos numerous frieiids for his lon-n r
; conrum.mc.i apa mg them, has determined "on
speiooi.g t ,o ensuing winter in Millodgeville.
. ! ' 1 ir , 3oVora l years has devnied his entire
..-icntron to tae treatment of chronic or inveterate
‘i.- asi S in different climates. Persons unac
quaint. V.-Ith i)r. P's. seovinuion ns a practitioner
ol U.e i t ■■Utaje.lrl . onapplying to hiln will bere
■vo “ t " readies and Gentlemen of ili e first re
f-’7 ! i "’lmhavo experienced the surprizing.
''Onoucial cfTecUofiiis treatment. He invites
persofts afflicted with what thev mav consider
flise ise to give him a call : ‘Those un
. e ' ' 80 » V he waited upon at their respec
tive p: cos 111 abode by request. Persons who
inay v. M l Ills opinion relative to the nature of
tneir •.ihae.’it.i are apprized, that no charge will
,!l - y ictually place themselves
mill,-I ms en.-o. Dr. p. may ne se •i at his Olffce
- u V\Syne street the first door to the Post Of
iiCi 1 . or at the Union Hotel kept by Maugham
ami Searcy whore lie boards. °
:■ jMspsla and Eivcr-cainplaint.
Dr. Peters professor of Physiological Medicine,
Jins succeeded by chemrcal analysis and fyntbe
bisiu forming a compound from several proxi
mate veg- tunic princiiikts to which he has given
tue name MrLcia c Stomachics el /lepalicse, which
In.i proved far more efficient than any remedy
here-.' fore discovered in curing those distressing
ma.adii (if tnmd and body 3 which are generally
comprehended under the sweeping terms Dyspep
sia and Liver-comp faints. It is likewise an almost
certain enro f r enlargements of the Spleen
1 tie above Medicines e.onsist of tltrce different
preparation's two of which are to be taken inter
i iflly... .the other to be applied externally over
the diseased parts ; not the least harm can result
trom using them, and they are perfectly pleasant
to take am the same tooj may be taken and em
ployment pursued that would he proper were the
patient noi under their influence. Titey areput.
up :n parcels with full directions for use. From
oi,. 1 to three parcels will be necessary Incomplete
a cure. The price Is So a parcel, any poison
in a letter, (post paid) stating where
he wishes the Medicine cant, will receive it -be i
Mail-
Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia and Liver
complaints, ate flatulency, sourness or hurtling in
the stomach, melancholy, irritability, disagree-1
able Piste in the mouth ; great irregularity ol j
appetite, which is sometimes voracious and at
oilier times greatly deficient; thirst, fetid breath, j
nausea, weakness of the stomach, acid eructa-1
tions, palpitation, drowsiness, irregularity of the]
bow els, pressure on the stomach after meals, pain j
in the head, dizziness or vertigo; confusion of
mind, attended with loss of memory, a gnawing
in the stomach when empty,chillijiess,affection of
sight and hearing, pain and weakness in the
back, languor, disturbed sleep, cold feet and j
bands, tremor, uneasiness in the throat, cough, j
pain in the side or breast, &c.
The above ntuludies lead lu urgonic affection of j
stomach, liver, and heart, terminating-in Dropsy, |
Consumption, Apoplexy, Ac. according to the!
climate, habits, age, sex, and temperament of the 1
patient.
Jfilledgtville, Oct. 30, 1833. 42.... !
THE SGETiIESiN A«UI€ILTf-
UltiT.
AND rmUSTEa OK RURAL AIFAIRS.
\T}L. VI. NOVEMBER. 1833. Contents
Part /. Original Correspondence.
ART. LXXJX. An'address delivered before
the Agricultural Moch ty ot Sonlh Carolina, at the j
Anniversary Mooting, August 20th, 1833, by j
Uanifljlx. Whitaker. 1
I.XXX. APCtmnrcr-mr«grr
made into the South of Georgia in the winter ol |
1833; by the Editor, (Continued from page, 529.) j
I.XXXI. On the rearing of the Silkworm and!
culture of the Grape Vine : by I*.
LXXXIi.-Account of several snecesful ex
periments in the culture ol Clover, in Abbeville
District ; by Thomas Barker.
LXXXIU On the changes wrought in Beau
fort Dit.lilet, by the ’application of Manure ;by
A. I‘ast.er, by. i
LX X MV. Observations on the Oat Crop ; by
A. Highlnmier,
I.X AXV. On the Preservation of I’olato slijis;
by an Overseer. ‘ J
' LXXXVI E: tknnte of the Daily Labour of •
Negroes; by a Member of the Agricultural So
ciety ..I South Carolina.
I.XXXVII. Letter to the Editor, containing
Queries on the roaring of ihe worm, and mode
of the culture of the Silk.
Part ll — Selections.
ART. I.XX. The difference between the old
low melbqds of matingiug \ ard Dung ; by
one of flit new-School.
I.XXL On Gardening—No. G;by Alexander]
Gordon.
[.XXII. Account of the llmbarkment and
Cnltivdtion of lite Shirley Swamp-; by Hill Car
ter.
LXXIII. Saltpetre in Meat; by C. S. Raft
nesquo, Bro. llts. and Nal.-Sci;
LX - v i V . Saltpetre in Meat, in reply to Pio
fessur Halite.-- pie; by Mediciis.
LXXV. On fattening Swine ; by Donne.
’ v X\- ; i. (* n P rocurtn s p«re Mater; by P,
Moser, M. D. .
Part lll—Miseellaftcoac Intelligence.
Manure is Wealth; to produce Onions of a
• Hz?; Agricultural Thrift; On forcing
t ;e them to flowet in Winter ; I eas ,
firnw i c -Crysanthestiums; On shurto.mng me
tap roots of Trees’; Age of Sheep ; Lauds tn
Virj! S published by A. E. MILLER.
A it. 4. Broad-Street, Charleston.
TO TEACHERS.
nrinK Vnmral Meeting of tl.e Teachers Society
will he held in Savanuali, on
Moml tv the 23d Dec. (third Monday.)
| ' w, ?. rc nu,ln tiietl t.i state that the l.osp.tali-
Kics of the City, will he extended to a.I ne..ers
■ ■ "... and -u npnlicnii in being made to Vo ssrs.
i Winiams tiM Birch, principals of Cltaham A
! ca-R-iny. „,, .
By order es Society,
J C. I*. HUMAN, President,
R. C. Dhows, Secretary.
i Deeenfber, 1. *
o o t ~
si iiSCKIBER continues to tnaJ.c inks
8 j*.nil gudgeons for tub-mills at fi»< ooilats
' , e!; t, and oil.*. eastings for saw or gits* will*.
' . liviv- 'VC cents per ; n.td- He ateo repairs
- .runs uud pist 'la il v. ty high i.rice«,ind sliw-s
! j:. . , . 1,1 g l nil if the cash is paid down, or tl
i dona inpayment"! a debt, but .1 cb*m*l,st
1 r,i He also sells new scooters at 11 m tits pi r
i pound, or mal.. s them when tl.o iron is found at
I. T. CUSHING
IVtruafT, I “33.
4H£|;io«cm££, s .
isIHT «F ACTS,
a’i tssal by the Legislature of (leorgia, in the
session of ! 833.
: To incorporate tlie Livingston Aeade
| rny in Fioyd county,
j a amend an act incorporating the
! - 'tar iop county Academy, and appoint
j trustees.
i. ' r ° incorporate tlie Fayetteville Ll-acs
in the county of Fayette."
For tho relief of Waniel Sfaasel.
'lo repeal an act to authorize the Infe
rior court of Lowndes, to lay oß’ said
county into militia districts.
do amend the several laws incorpora
ting die town of Salem in-Clark county.
To remove obstructions in the Coosa
river and its branches, calculated to pre
vent the free passage of fish and the navi
gation of boats.
| , To change the name of John Smith to
]tnatoi John Golding Smith, and of other
persons therein named.
do compensate one (hc-.Tusticcs oftho
oi the Peace in the counties therein named,
lor consolidating election returns.
1 o amend a part ol the act incorpora
ting the Savannah, Ogecche and Alata
maha canal Company.
To change the name of the county site
of Dooly, from that of Berrien to that of
Drayton.
io authorize the Inferior court of'
Lowndes, to take into their possession u!i
securities for lots sold in the town oi
Franklinville.
Io incorporate Etowah Academy in
Cherokee, Cobb Academy Cobb, Living
ston Academy in Fioyd, Forsyth Acade
my in Torsyth, Gilmer Academy in Gil
mer, Telonica Academy in Lumpkin,
Murray Academy in Murray, Pleasant
Grove Academy in Paulding," Union A
cadcm vin Union, Shady Dak; Academy
in Jasper, Taylor’s Creek Academy in
Liberty county.
To amend an act to define the duties j
and authority of the commissioners of |
the town of Lawrcnceville, in Gwinnett'
county.
To amend an act prescribing the man
ner of holding elections at election dis-;
Diets, so far as relates to tlie county off
Bryan.
To alter and amend an act in relation
to the Central Bank,and to a provision for j
tlie sale and disposition of lands.
For tlie relief of Thomas J. Harper, of j
Captain llamsnv’s district.
To change tlie place of bolding elec
tions in an election prociact in the county j
of Troup.
To authorise the Trustee of tho poor -
Mf-hrml fitml of Sumter, to ,loati out said i
fund and collect any and ail of said fund ;
Ireretofore loaned out or otherwise on j
certain conditions.
To authorise the Inferior court of Fay
ette, to convey to tiic commander of. the
53d regiment Georgia Militia a lot of j
land within the limits of the corporation ol j
tho town of Fayetteville, for a parade i
ground of said regiment.
' i ’~ -L . ~„1.i;,. Clio Ilf the COUII-]
ty of Lowndes, and to name toe same, j
To incorporate the owners ol the Lagle |
and Phmni.x Hotel in the city oi Augusta.
To incorporate the Mechanic's Society
of M aeon.
For the relief of the purchasers of the
fractional parts of surveys on the dry line,
in the fifth district ot Early.
To incorporate the Village of Jefferson,
in the comity ol J«ckson.
To levy and-collect a tax for the year
1834, on property real and personal, and
to inflict a penalty for refusing to comply
with the provisions thereof.
To incorporate a Cotton and Woolen
Manufacturing Company in the county of
U pson.
To compel the Trustees ol the-poor!
school fund of the counties of Montgome
ry and Tattnall, to give bond and security i
in a sum not less than the amount ol said |
funds.
To establish ferries across the river J
Coosa and Etowah, in the counties of'
Floyd and Cherokee. !
To prevent lotteries in the State of
Georgia.
To amend an act for tiic better distribu- j
tion of the poor school fund, and point out j
the inode of accounting for the disburse- ,
rnent of the Academy and poops choolftmds.,
To prescribe the mode ot selling land at
Sheriffs sale in the counties composing
the Cherokee Circuit. •
To set free Mary a woman of colour,
and her child Cordelia, the property ot
Love well C. Flcwellcti, a free man of
colour.
To incorporate the Academy ol the
county of Sumter at Americas, and ap
point trustees for the-same.
For the relief of W m. Leard.
To amend and explain the attachment
laws.
To lay out the county df Coweta into
poor school districts, and authorize the
trustees of the poor school fund to appor
tion the same.
To authorize the Inferior court ufßihb (
county, to establish an Asylum for the in
valid poor of said county.
To alter and amend an act regulating
the j>ooi school fund, so lur ns i* »j* els the
county of Bryan.
! To"repeal so much of an act cMahl,,ti
ring election precincts in certain cares, as
relates to the county of (Ireerto.
To amend an net declaring the charter
j oftho Hank of Mwemi forfeited.
To authorize the f*h< t ills of Hull fta*l
|Htitjc<atk counties, to |mbhsb tiieir rales
jin any of the public Gazettes of this
. State.
1 o autaorixe the Inferior court of Scri
i ' ou county, to runt out the bridge across
ithe Beaver-dam creek at .Incksonborough
as a toll bridge, for the purpose of dis
| charging the ddits incurred in building
and keeping the same in repair.
1 o compensate petit jurors in the-ooun
| ty of Lumpkin.
i Io authorize the Governor to issue
grants for the Stale’s interest-in lots 3!)2,
the ninth district oi originally Mcnrv now
Newton county,and 152 in the first district
originally Walton now Newton county,
upon certain conditions.
'i i) make permanent the site of the-pub
lic buildings in the county of Gass, at j
, Cass vide, incorporate the same & appoint!
; commissioners thereof.
! To authorize the Clerks, Sheriffs and!
ot.i -r o/itecrs oi the county of Warren to |
! publish their advertisements in any of tlie'
J gazettes of Augusta,or .Milledgcvifle.
io improve the navigation of thft irreat'
Ogeeidie river.
io amend an act to distribute certain
funds among the several counties, for the i
use <4 Academies, and provide n more |
ctjuitiibie method for the distribution of |
saiti funds.
To .reform, amend and consolidate the!
penal laws of the State of Georgia..
i o authorize the Interior court of Lib
erty county; to erect an asylum for the j
poor of said count v.
'1 o extend an act to secure to Joiin Me- :
kmirc and Henry Shultz, the exclusive [
rig.it to a bridge across Savannah river at
Augusta.
To exempt persons residing in the cor-(
poration ot Hamilton from road duty.
‘ ° scDarate and divorce. \;m.-v \Vil. : .
iiamson and Peter <>. \vdiiams6n, Isaac)
Rachael Melton,.Mary Vouiigi
and Elijah I*. Young, Berry Uzier and
Elizabeth Uzier, Jane M'Curdy and)
Robert J. M'Curdy, Cloud Barton and !
Ileslei’Ann Barton, Rebecca Davis and-
Bazil M. Davis, John Reynolds and Eli
zabeth Reynolds, Jacob Davis and Mary
Davis, Zueharia F. Knight and Russeua'
Knight, Elisha Kendrick and Alvina Ken
drick, Bainuel Passmore and Zilplta Bass-.j
more, James Davis and Elizabeth Davis.
To amend an act to remove the court
house to the centre of the county of
Wayne.
To authorize the trustees of the Bibb!
Countv academy to sell part oftho acade-1
my square in the city of Macon.
To add a part ol Twiggs to the conn- '
ty of bibb.
'IV inm.il tI.D rivi.- 1 laws, in fill- as ms-!
pects the county of Henry, Franklin, i ay
ette and Beard.
To establish a ferry across the Ounsta
nalee river in the county of Floyd,vest tin-1
right in John Thomas and regulate the '
rate of ferriage.
For the relief of the city council of the;
city of Macon.
To place purchasers of the State's in
terest in lots of land condemned and-sold 1
as fraudulent'on the same footing with I
ofi’raciions in certain cases..
i o alter ana n, a . tt.r. 1
superior courts in the Cherokee circuit.
Concerning free persons of color, their j
guardians and colored preachers.
To amend an act in relation to die pow- i
ers and privileges of the. corporation of!
the town of Athens; and prevent horse ra
cing within the limits of said town.
’i'o provide for the payment, out of the;
county funds of Laurens tuai Telfair, of
the ferriage oi jurors and bailiffs,'that may!
have to attend the courts ot said counties
by crossing die Oeotrce river and foroth-j
er purposes. .
To compensate tiic managers of elec- j
tions ol the different precincts in the cotiu-1
ty of Appling, dor carrying up the returns
Iroin saiti precincts.
To remove and make permanent the
county site of Baulding county.
To authorize the Interior court of Co
lumbia county to provide for anil estab
lish an asylum, lor the invalid poor of
said county.
To alter an act to revise and consoli
date the militia laws, repeal the cavalry
laws now of force, and amend" an act a- ,
mendatory of the above recited act.
To ißithorize tlie Governor to issue his!
warrant for the uim.unt oi’tliG poor tuhcx.>l j
fund due the county of M i. set gee.
l’u- tlie relief of purchasers of frac-j
lioual and square lots in tlie first district
of originally Muscogee.
To incorporate certain t-burcli. sand!
camp grounds and appoint.-trustees for)
the same.
To r -peal ro much of an act. as :.u
--thorfi.es the holding of elections in Capt..
Char!.-s y’s district'in \\ ay ne
county. • j
To exempt from taxation, lotsxm wh.clt,
lite churclies of tha diiiLreut denununu- j
lions are situated.
To make valid certain deeds therein!
named.
To authorize the Clerks of tho Superi-j
or and Inferior courts and Conrt of Or
dinary of Montyofhi rv to keep their offi
ces in any pari of said county.
To compel the Tax Receiver and Col-j
lector of Rtmdrtfjth for tin- year IMI2, to j
refund monies iifegully cdlicctcd to tlie)
clerk df the superior court, fir thc fiur
posc vi ' Lein;. |mid over to their rcbpec-l
I live elfsimsnti.
For j!tc relief of J| ,-;e .Mitcliill.
I To nlfoi and now nd uu act to coiifolb
daw lit a fccwrul tiot*, for tints ntoor|io#«K
! U-.-ii4sf tht cgv ot M *'on.
! J o incorporate !ho Monroe raii road
| Company for the ptirposeof constructing
-i rail road iroin Macon to l orsvih in
j Monroe countv.
Io appoint certain academies and ap
point trustees lor the same.
i o create election districts in the coun
ty ot Cherokee and other counties herein
alter named, and punish those who mav
; attempt to defeat the same.
To establish a court of common pleas
m tne city ot Macon and organize the
; same.
\ -* ° incorporate die town of Etowa, in
the county of Cherokee.
For the relief of the citizens of tlie
several counties formed by the division of
tlie late county of Cherokee, in relation to
the payment of taxes.
i o alicr the time of holding the supe
rior and interior courts of the county of
Baldwin.
To amend an act authorizing tlie Slier
t.isoi Lowndes county to soil lots Nos. i
10 and 100, in the several districts in said !
county, reserved and sohl for academic
purposes.
1 o incorporate the Habersham Moun
taineers.
j . Io prevent intruders from fencing up
tiic streets and public squares in tlie town
of Brunswick.
; I o compel tlie tax collector, county
treasurer, and justices ot the Interior
j court ot Lee, to pay over to the couutv
treasurer ot Sumpter,’ the proportion of
the Stale and county tax for county funds
paid by tae citizens of Sumpter "for the
year ]»:)].
To revise, amend and consolidate the
rules for the government of tho Pcuiten
ti(tiy.
hanJs,¥ogeftim- w'tflmifl tne i'lorsJQ, Rillti#',
caits, tools and implements belonging to
the State.
To explain and amend an act to legiti
matize and ciiange the names of certain
persons.
To establish election precincts in Mont
gomery, and repeal an act authorising
elections to be held, at the house of-Lewis
Hall, in said county.
To authorise the citizens of this State
to vote, in certain cases, out of the coun
ties in which they reside.
To change the name of John Mash to
that of John Terry.
To repeal part of an act to authorise
the raising of a fire company in the town
of Macon, and a fund by Lvxation.for the
purchase of lire -engines.
To authorize the Judge of the. court of
<;ointnvn picija the. citr cA'
draw juries for the summary trial of such
eases as he by law lias special or extraor
dinary jurisdiction over.
To iucorporajo the Tulonaga Academy
in the-couutv oi Lumpkin.
An act to incorporate Warren Acade
my in Houston county.
An act to incorporate .the Cassville
Academy in Cass county.
An act to correct an error in the cn
| rolment of an act to j-egu/atc the poor
schools and appropriate funds, so far as
l.resj'iicls Melonw'< t!"° sWI at t,ie
last session of tile Geneva! Assembly.
An act to authorise the establishment
of a volunteer company of cavalry in the
county of Lincoln.
Xu act for the relief of the tax collec
tors of Lowndes and Carroll counties, for
the year 1830.
An act to incorporate Franklin Facto
ry, in the county of Upson, and the Carnal;
Manufacturing company oi Clark coun-j
ty. I
An act to make permanent the site of j
the public buildings in the town ofLiv-;
iiigstou, Flo, and county.
An act to make permanent a waterline!
anti lay out a stiect in tiic City oi Savan- j
nali.
An act to authorize the justices of tlie
Inferior court of Emanuel, to lay ofi and!
dispose of as many town lots in Swains-j
borough, as they may deem necessary,
not exceeding twenty.
An act to appropriate money to com
pcijsate the delegates and officers ot the,
late Convention, held at Millcdgeviile, in
May Inst.
An act to reduce tiic foes on grants to
fortunate drawers in the late Land Lotte
lios, of llio lundi ~,t tltii! Sttitf in tlio tlu*.
rok.ee country.
An act to form ami organize out of the
Chattahoochee, Flint and Cherokee Cir- j
inti's anew judicial circuit to be called the j
Coweta circuit, to attach the counties oi j
Baker and Early to the Chattahoochee j
circuit, and appoint the time for holding j
the Superior courts of both circuits. .
An act to provide more ellcctually fir.
[lite government of the Cherokee Indians,,
prescribe die bounds of their occupant j
claims, authorise grants to issue, in cer
tain cases, provide for the appointment
and fix tiic salary of an agent, and puui.ffi
those who may deter Indians from cnrol
j ling for emigration.
An act for the relief of the heirs of
j John S. Cripps.
An a fit to repeal an amendatory act to
[ the road li.\vs, so fur as respects- tiic coun
j ty of Franklin.
An act for the relief of tax collectors
• for the veur and for ihe relief of A.
i M.c M\Vhort< n, tax colic mr of Carroll
I comfy, ami Jonathan C. Benson,tax col
) Icctor'of Campbell county.
An not in authorize tho trustee* of
| Mount Carmel Academy, to.haw the ue
r;..»#o#s iuu«l duu In*.-* 1 VH I :a*. or h
VOEitT.BE Ei.—-\’L'.?IIBER I.
: Ail act to define the duties of the jns
j tic's of the Interior court, where prisoners
jai c sent iiom one county to the jail of an
j other ami provide for the collection of the
• jail fees. *
j An act to divorce Sally Shivers form*
j erly Sally I,6ng and Obudiuh Shivers.
An act to change the sessions of the
Inferior court of Richmond, of the Supc
jriorand Inferior Courts of Houston and
of the Inferior court of Bibb.
An act for the relief of Rufus K. Evans,
; Leonard Adams, Alexander Ilarnctt, and
! Hockey L. Towns.
! An act to authorize the President, di
«rect°rs and company, of the steam boat
company of Georgia, to run a canal or
rail road Ironi the City’ of Augusta to
avoid the shoals ot said river.
A:i act to authorise liie Inferior of
A asliington county, to lav an extra tax
for the purpose of building a court house.
An act to repeal an act, authorizing thdf
Inferior court of Baker, to levy a tax on
persons liable to road duty, to keep in !*»-•
pair the public roads.
An act to add a part of Telfair to*
Montgomery county.
An act to divide the county of Murray
into tw o counties, and provide for the or
ganization of the same.
An act to divorce Abraham Walker’
land Aniarintha Louisa Walker.
An act to alter and"change the time of
holding the Inferior court of Hall.
An act to incorporate the town of Frank
' n > bi the county of i roup, and authoris*
the trustees of the Franklin Academy 1 1>‘
erect their Academy building on lot No.
•JSt!, in the sth district of said countv.
An act to dispose of and distribute by’
lottery all the fractions in the counties
An ;»j) so create die 1 i tli tiricl "Billi in
vasion G. M. and add anew brigade to
the 7th division, and anew brigade the
Oth division.
An act to alter anti amend the ninth
section of the third article of the constitu
tion of the State of Georgia.
•An act to provide a fund for the outfit
of th ;> medical institute of the State of
Georgia, and alter the name of the same.
An act to authorise the inferior courts
of Stewart and Talbot counties to grant
private roads and curt ways to private
individuals.
An act to divorce Greene Fuller and 1
Susannah Fuller.
An act to divorce George Eason and
Penelope Eason, James Dixon and Sarah
Dixon, James Crosby, Charles Mugge
ridge ano Mary Mugge ridge, Elizabeth
I'tlllHlJ rl.f! •rulill *»V. I**. n«~/if. Til i*i t • »
ton and Elijah Thornton, Catharine Tay
lor and Win. Taylor ,Polity Wasden and
Bryant Wasden.
An act to divorce Martha C. Johnson
and Patrick A. Johnson.
An act to legalize mid make valid cer
tain acts of John P. Lucas of Walton
county, as clerk of the superior aud iufc-
I nor courts.
All net 0> exempt the Waah iutftOn*
Guards of Washington county, from the
liability to appear at any muster other
than those ordered by the Commander in
chief, and the oliieers of said company.
To alter the third, seventh and twelfth?
sections of the first article and the first
and third articles of the constitution of
this State.
To legitimatize and change the names
of sundry persons in J.owndcs county.
To authorize all held officers and com
manding officers of companies, in the
county of Harris, to sit on regimental and
battalion courts of inquiry, in said county.
To repeal an act to add a certain lot
of land in Randolph, to tho county of
Stewart.
To incorporate Starkesvillc academy
in the county ot la-e.
To appoint commissioners to lay' out a
road from Tucker’s ferry, on Flint river,
through Aniericus to Roanoke, on the
Chattahoochee river.
For the relief the Lewis A. Thomas,
JohnGawley.und 'lorrisifc Lewis Pollock.
For theorganir ition of a Mayor’s court’
in the town of Columbus.
An act to alter tiic time of holding the
Inferior court in the county of Stewart.
An act to authorize Abraham Rowan
of Putnam, to adopt Ascenith Dobbins.
All «»ot to inoorjx/rato ll«o (\.nteaj roil
road and Canal company of Georgia.
An act to sell lots A’os. 10 and 100, and
the State's half of lots fraudulently drawn
and legally condemned iu the counties of
Thomas, Decatur, Early and Baker, and
all other lots, the property of the State,
for academical purposes.
An act to authorize the Inferior court of
Appling to have the minutes of the supe
rior court of said county transcribed.
An act to-incorporate the Blairsvillo
academy in the couiUy of l 'uiou.
,\n act lor d.e relief of the heirs of
Charles Cout'.eau.
An act to require Justices of the pence
in districts, comprehending any town or
village, to exercise, in certain cases, tlicir
usual authority in relation to roads and
patrols.
An act to incorporate the town of Tn
lort-ai, in the county of Lumpkin, and
i t county,
and appoint commissioners for the same.
An act to provide for the removal of
the du n ami lock on tli • Ocouoo riler
m ar Alillcdgcvilie und all other ofwstruc
ij.nM c lechttod to iuij ede the free pas-.
\n act to add the net 1 domic funds of
If kcr to the poor school fund, t ad aji
