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WAS S32.TOT?ii s£AiL. ’'■ . -7 TK'H !'. subscriber I. :xin., t.’ken this well known J"- st.in.l. lor n term of years, etl'< is tn hi s, ion Is mill tl.o public, ::> , eimnediiti ns a c n be lon id in t’ • up e< m.trv < t < irn: .in. His supplies « , I he of the .i. -t quality : ami ah that can ae done for the combat ul liiusc wh-.i i;i i\ I ivor him wi.li a ri I. shall be done. I’i* charges sh ill l e urn;, rm nd re -n'lable Tile whale c- i 1.-hmeat is u.i I•: >1 i< : a tho- I' li.'h repair, an I w ill tout .in when completed upwards of s:\tv coin's ti’ ’• rooms. AI.I'RLD .M. HORTON. J munrv I. ;sH— lt. The l’e | r d I nion, Southern Recorder, Con s'it it turn ilt st. an I Son; 11 .-r ui. ,n.i ■ w i ~\ e tin nliove four insertions, and forward the r aeeonntt to me. A. 11. NEW GOODS* THE SUBSCRIBER KESPECI’FI i.I.V in n-ms his frrnnd* and t the pub!,e in lie ami th ' adjacent comities, that he Ins co.nmeuced business i i th- Stoie ad joiniug Messrs. <l. Rout Cl Son, xvn.rc he is now re'-en ing an I opening a i cut :e Jew Slock of Ury CooiK carefully selected, att.l suitable for the Spring mid Smnniir Trade. Having all those articles usually kept in Dry Good Stores, ha deem- it iiiitir.c-i.i to enumerate them, but would inti e all t > c di am! • e tor them selves, ami he p-mn. -s on his part to spare no paius in eu.li■ uiiag to piease those who may favor him with a call; Coa ls will lie sold on its reaso'ialile terms a< in any b.on-e in the p!a»-<— he would then lore i. spcitfully solicit a share ot public ; itroic.iee. .1 \MF.S 11. SiIEII \N. Mide Lei ille. Ali! 26 15 3t lIAHIEA ISAAK. T^J"OTICE. —In order to bring to ac! >so ad oi Xsß the old -in I OUt-tan ,’lg debt- due to till Branch of this Ban!; in Mite-dgi i tile, th- parent Board have thought it i xpe lieiit. mid h ive there fore constituted ttntl appointed X \ it.’ 5N Me- GIIIIEE, F. q„ of that place, their Agent and Attorney in Fact. Ail pe. '.ns therefore who are indebted to said Office by note, bond, or other wise, are hereby required to settle and arrange iheir respective debts with him. EBEX S. REES, Cashier Bank of Darien. April I, 1836 13 3t AG EA€ t. FAN HE undersigned will attend to the Renew _S. al of notes m t:ie Central Bank at the usti nl lc ;of one dollar lor each renewal. They w ill fll-o p.i.-s thiollgh the several ollie;s and forward G. atits at one dollar for a single Grant, and lilt; cents each, w here more than one is requeste I. Communications addreS'cd to them jointly ot •eparatclv, post paid, will be punctually mteudei to. ' JOHN G.’I’ARK, 1 ETER FAIR. Milledgeville. April 26 15 tl Sfttle up— and save Cost. TrOTK *E is hereby given to all persons in •L'l deblcd to the subscribers, by u-.te or open account previous to the lir.-t of January, letjtj, that utiles- they come forward and sell!? up forth with. their nulls and accounts will bo placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. COOK & MICKLEJOIIN. April 23, 13'36 15—3 t ■pTtoli I mouths after date, application will be liy made to the ho;i H-abl ■ the Inferior Courtof I’ula-ki county, w bile silting lor ordinary purposes, fur otters of ill niis-nm on th estate ol Charles Mitin deceased, bv Hamel I*. ill,odes, administra tor : This is thcr: f >rc toi-ltcnnd ndinoni h all and sitiguhir the kin 'red ami cri-ditots of said d.ceas ed to be and appear at my odiee w ithm the time pi - c ibed by iaw,‘o»iiew causj(il ity) why said letters should not b • granted. Given under my hau l this leth day of April, .lo.Sl.l'h CARL'riIERS, c. c. e. May 3, PULASKI LARD UCH SALE. rjHHF rtl B.'CRIBER ol.er, for sal;: one Lot JT- of Oak and Hi ke.ry Land. Xo. 101. 4th district, originally Dooly, but now Pula ,hi county, lyii-g four miles from the town ot ' law r..ns'.tl!e. on ■ ie Stage r-ia l leadinglrom Hawkinsville to 7' la, run-directly throiig'isaid trait, of land. A-.y person wi hi.ig to purcita-c w ill please call on the subscriber at ebsterville, Bibb eoniity Ga. JOIIXJ. LAMER. May 3. 16—8 t A < EORGI Cherekec county—T<di- I before XA meb. Mieajali Cooly. a < 111.5.X1. I' SOR REL MA R E, sii' pos-' d to lie r oi II years old, a bout 13 h inds high. Apprai ed to ' -3!), hy \\ illi am.M. Mi.Aii. ■ and John Wait.. April t.'sth, I '35. 11.1.1 EM V> HITAKER, .I.l’. GEORG! ( tierokee comity.— lolled before me by W, i. McAfee, a HIIIGHT JI i Y M IRE. about four or ft. • • rars old, I 1. 1 , hands liigli, with white stripes in tier fore f ct and both her hind feet wdii'e. shod -ill l omid, black m ine and tail. Ap praised m s I'i, by R. F. Daniel an I John .M. Mullens, .May sth, I'bo. i'i 11.1.1 AM WHITXKI’.R. J. I’. A tri 3 extract fimn the minutes oft -tray .! \MES A. MADDOX, d. e. t. c. May 17, J-37 H 3t W’SHswa K. KiSciken, Wholesale and E)ra;jgi*.t, Ati- gitsltt, CJt'orgia, ———*E IT v '3XG recently purchased the U .Iff. Stork m Hew son ,k Ba< < u, on 6i'r t-oruei of Broad & Kollock streets, iu?' '4 :,rly °IT'”-‘ ti; Simmons eV Co., and made extensive additions in a late visit t i lial inion-, I'hiimlelphia and Xew- Ym-k. re-peel fully invites I’hy-icnins. Mir< limits. Planters mi l ot’-> rs, to cal! ;rn I riamim- In , stock and prices, before pitri-lia- iug clsewla re. (T/-* O;-<l<-rs per mail or othcrisi-,.-, promptly and faithfully attended to. March Ilf |() fa OEORGI \, i), lb County. .Sarah E. I'.kiu, / v- / IM C.r Divorcf. Bnri.r. H ri n. _ IX DE KALB sri’EßfO'l COI RT. IT appi .iring t . t!;,. hytln; return of the bhci di, th at l.|, di,|<u,.|; l|l t i> not to he found in the county <d DeKalb— mid it abo Innin r ap pearing to the <''om-t, that tl, • d.-h-n Imit doe . n ,i reside within th-,,<• <; 01-7,1—0 n motion ol eeun el for plainti.f, it i, orde ed by the <'mo t tnai s. rvice b< pe< ;- udatit, I v publication of tlii- Bule,. ,|„ r u,,.,;. months, m some public Gaz< it, i, th' ,-'tm<,. A true copy from the iniuuti , <d i|i. : < oiirt, .March Term, JOIIX ILEXX.eik May 3, 1836 , n :> m iniTOTfCE.—A 11 person-inhlncd m1! ( J Xl of Patrick Finley, kite <f Pula. l i comity, deceased, are .-•cqne-ted to cmnt forward without delay, mid set the same; ant the -lining <l<- inattds against said e l ate, w ill id' a ' 11 nd' r I lu-ni hi to the mb ,criher in term, td’ilio law. 11. W. BRACE',VAI.I„ Atlm’r. '■ ........ V I I ' 5 17 fit •1 1; tss KJit auir.umm; vr, V. 11.1.1 mini ii.t.c, Ga., Uth April, 1836. FSlilF. Branch of the 1 niteil States Bank at !X Savannah having refused to redeem the Bills made payable at tiiat Of,ice. Public Aotica is hereby given, ihat sh.- bills of the 1 nited States Bmik and its I'r.mi be; will tin longer be received in payment .it this Dep irtment. [l3 -t] I. II X F.S, Treasurer. f! VI th- papersin Milledgeville, the Snvan : u.di G.'orgiau. Gi-m- ia <’on-titntionalist, South- I -in il.imer. Maemi Telegraph, ami ('olnmbus ’ -mmim l. will giie the above two insertions, a 11( | I .1:. w aid their bills. I'M'yllE Inß.iwitig is a I'. .! of letti-rs ii'inainiiio in the I’ust Office nt Decatur, DeKalb 'co 1 it\. G -i.roia, on th; 1 Ist day of April, I S.J(j j nid if n :t taken out bei’ore the Ist dav of .July next, will be forwarded to the Post Oilice De- I partment as dead letters: \ Sarah .Jones 2 John \dmiis \\ in. A .1. Isoine I, Samuel Ingram Jane l>antes Robert Joice Anti ißird John 11 Johnson. \\ illi.un I’nrncs 1. I M Boring John Lawhorn Jolm Blackstock Cbm les Lively Levi Brown T B Lanier F.li Bennett Benjamin Lokey 2 Wil. t n Betis M C Badger Thomas MaliUcy ; E'iz.ibetl: Baldwin John McCulloch W illiam Baker Moses Murphey 1 i'.l alt B.ml.sion \ ushta. .Meador 2 ■j iVillimn Bryce. David Alims (' Elizabeth Martin k 11 Cain Ann McLean George Carpenter Rowling .Moore John Cl-y Daniel McGinnis I ('.dal.tin AlexanderiMcLarty Cat iii-lius Connallv Benjamin Morris J 11 Campbell Joseph Montgomery. ; Je-e Clark N M Hilda Cochran Loftin .Xuiin, M.iimtri-ville Corley (.) David Crawford N. Owens. II W Cobb. P D Airs. Patey Willi am Donaldson Susan Penn . V, il’; mi Densmore John Patrick i’iicm i- Day is Lewis Peacock Lemuel Dean 2 Janies Powers 1 Eliza Davis Isaac Parish iolin Dobbs John G. Parker. F. R J Jane F.linn Jesse Redwino ■' 11. Eskew. Aancy Rhodes F Jane \V. Rambo 1 riiwmas Fowler Xancy Reid William 11. I-'air Alalachia Reeves ; Louisa E Ferrell Isaac Rossor. i J C Farrar 2 S 1 Al irtlia Fowler Alartin Steadham I Jesse Fain. Alartlia Smith G I fenry Stowers ; John Goza James F. Stubbs ; Abram Glower William J. Sheckleford j J B George Benjamin Sprayberry j Gillam Goodman Logan Smith | John Gordon. James Seay- Il John B. Smith 2 I Wm K Hamilton David Sanders j Joseph Hall Alartlia Spood i Samuel Hawkins B F Shumate. ' William Haney T William Henry R W Tarpley Elisha Hendon Stephen C. Turner Janies Hickey William 11. Tanner. I \\ illiani Hooper W ! .Janu s llwkins Isaac Watkins j Sterling Harris John J. Word I Susan Heard Jesse Wood Xaman Hardman. William Walker J Benjamin Woodson B R Jehus Joseph Walker. ! Jesse Jones T. A. SULLIVAN, P. Al. April 1, 1536 13 3t I STR AY SALE.—\\ ill be sold, on the first Tuesday in June next, in the town of Knox ville. < 'rawfold comity, one small CHESXL'T ■SORREL MARE, one fore-foot and one hind foot white about the hoof, about six years old, and about 13 hands high, ami appraised i:> -S 20, April 3d, 183 tI. WM. ;,i t GEI i E 1., C. I. C. April 5 13 8t ! - ——! < i.OKGIA. ( rawlord Comity. 1 < Led bc- ’4.2R fore John Mathews, a Justice of the Peace j in mid for said county, one estray BAY liOR.SE, I w ith some w hite hairs around his hind hoof, and a ; -mall navel gall on his back, about live feet high, about 15 years old, paceswell, and appraised to s-' .50, by J oil 11 Aders and Daniel ('lll pep per. March iOfh, l ~:!t>. A\ M. AIcGEHEE, C. I. C. April 5 13 3t. AXDKEW OF VmWSA'»A. 'l'his distinguished son of .Sir (TxZl/ r 7 "" 7 n’ Wil rrVYif 1 li\ ‘ lani Johnson of \ irgima and Messrs, T. B. Howard of, Columbns, and A. 11. Kenan of Milledgeville, will remain tin- present spring and fall seasons at ' the stable of Mr. Kenan at .Milledgeville. As a racer .1.5/J/i‘E/F was number one, his colls in . V irginia and New York arc spoken of in the high est terms. .Mares sent to A A /L< Elf will be kep , at ten dollars per month and receive every- atten- ' tiou ; they will lie under the immediate rare of the pioprietor and kept within sight of ASUREIf' S I Stable. The season w ill commence al the first ‘ i of J-'cbrmiry and end the first of.July Terms the | smne as last season. .Handbills will be shortly j sent out. j January 11 51 I “woticjeT A LL persons arc hereby forwarned from trad -/.A. iug for two notes of hand given by the sub -ci ilicr, viz—One payable toJason Plant, or bear j er, (or s 50t), dm: one day after date, and the o- I the;- payable Io William Kirksey, or bearer, for :•? 10 ). The first mentioned note dated sometime ' , in the month of April or May, 1834, and the latter ; some time in the month of January or February of i , the present year, and due on the Ist. day of Janua ry next. The consideration for w hich said notes were given having failed, I am determined not to 1 pay them unless compelled by law. JOHN W WEEKS. Fcbritnrv 23 75, subscriber oilers for sale, six hundred Ji. and seven acres, first rate Corn snd Cotton Land, with one hundred and twenty acres fine lai.il, under good fi ucc-s, all fri l>; which will ■ pi educe from twelve to filteen hundred pounds I Oottou to the acre, and from thirty to forty bushels Garn, there is on the premises, a double log cab lin ‘Lingle lou-b, and other out houses, mid two 1 ■ lieiit Weli, of water, which never fails; the | a'mv': laud-i all lie in the fifteenth and twenty , 1 di-,trict Lee, now Simite-r county, nil join in/ ; which will be sold on a credit oi' one, two • urn tlirec years; tici'sons » idling to purchase, w-Hild do WI-I! to View the premises, mid call on .th-mil ,rribi:r in Milb-dgcvile during the present M's mn, or at my residence in Twiggs county, af ter tliece.noii. BENJ. 1!. SMITH. December, 7, 1835. 47.—ts A BADLY WANTED. SI lt.-< J{ IBE It Laving permanently '.t e tabli-hed liiniscß at Harris’s Store, I,ong's ; 3i idgc, I Imicock county, where he eonilnets an | xtim-ii- B'J V/O/f" will give liberal wa- 1 io fMaSHtil Btl, who midcrstauds I , Ironing Wagon , < 'art,, rk <-. lie will either give I 1 v. ages per year, or liiriii-li a lir .t rate framed shop , Hid tools ot the In- t quality, by pajing moderate , | l ' in. and all th-profits accruing. There will be I ' ' nmt-h lor two first rale .'■'mith’.:, including ' i-iniin- wmk. . joiin McAllister. 1 i” : ' fa 1.5 (>1 Hl (fgr (A £.S: Ry WILLIAM, SCHLEY. Coi'inior of the Stuh of G'lorg m. Whereas I have received ol’ii ittl information, that oullt.'lsthday of March, lahli.iu tliecmm tv ol Tronp. in this State, a minder was commit t’ed bi \\ 11.1.1 \M T \YLOR and (' VI’HA- RiNE TAS I.OR, his wife, upon the body of a iii'gio ivommi named Caty, the property ol the j said W illiam T; \lor; and the said W illiam Tay lor and <'atheiine Taylor having lied from jus- Hiee, I have thought pioper to is-tie this my Pro j clanintiim. hen bv olleriug a reward ol 'I HR !'• E lit NDR ED D< >l.l .A It S, to anv person or pi r ! sous who ma) apprehend and deliver the said fu gitives to the Slierilf or Jailor of the county of Troup, or U,n Hundred ami Eifty Dollars for ei ' thei of them, so that they may be brought to trial for the offence with which they are charged. 1 II illiani 'i’uylor is about st) years of age, five feet It) or II indies high, spare made, w ith blue I eyes and light hair, and fair complexion. Cat'r.iriiie 'l’ui]lur is a tall woman, about 40 years of age, with black hair, blue eyes, fair com plexion mi.l coarse voice. Giv.-n under my baud, and the great seal of the State, at the Capitol in Milledge ville. this 15th day of April one thou smid eight hundred and thirty-six, and of the Independence of the Tinted Stales of .America the sixtieth. W 11,1.1 AM SCHLEY. j By the Governor ; | Wm. A. Texxh.i.e Secretary of Stats. i the Milledgeville papersand the Colum- > bus Sentinel will publish the above twice A :iic:;tbSe Plantation for Sale. ’ rgl HE SFBSCRJBER being desi- 1 -0- rotis t» remove to Alabama, of- | fersliis LAN D FOR SALE, consist- i _iug of about 800 Acres, about 400 a -1 eres of which is now cleared, (on w hich he now ! lives. The above lies in Monroe comity, 11 miles | from Macon, near Lewis’s Ferry, and 16 miles from Forsyth, on the river road to the Indian Springs, and bounded East by the Oemulgee river, on which there is a Fishery. He has good improve ments on tin-same, ami the situation is as healthy as any in the up-country. Any person wishing to purchase a valuable settlement, w ould do well to call and view the premises. Terms of payment will be made liberal to the purchaser. JAMES PHILLIPS. The Standard of I nion w ill insert the a bove three times, and forward its account to Pat rick & .Martin,Macon. March 23 II 3t Executive Oe;»artmcnt, (J;i' Milledgeville, March 2, 1836. BY a joint resolution of the General As sembly, passed 18th December, 1835, it is provided, that the accounts for services ren j dered during the present year, (1835) in the counties of Steirart, I.ee, Baker, lianrlolpli, Sumter, Early, and the counties adpicent thereto, in defending and protecting the people from the hostile movements of the Creek In dians, shall be paid by the Governor, out of any funds in the Treasury, not otherwise appropria ted.” With a view to carry into eflect this re solve of the Legislature, notice is hereby given to persons having claims against the State tin der its provisions, to make out and transmit them to this department, properly authentica ted, on, or by the Eifst day of J/czy next. It is required that each claimant will make oath, before some magistrate, to the correctness of his claim, and also procure the certificate of the commanding ollicer of the county, under whose orders the services were performed, that the services chargedfor, were rendered as stated in the account. By order of the Governor, R. A. GREENE, Secretary. March 8. B—9 A LL persons arc hereby forewarned from tra- J.S. ding for three notes of hand, given bv the subscriber, viz: one for S3O 2.5 cents, payable to Nathan Batts, or hearer : one for $ 25, payable to Cullen I’eacock, or bearer, and one for $ 20, pay able to Cullen Peacock, or bearer—the conside ration lor w hich said notes w ere given having fail . cd, J am determined not to pay them, unless com pelled by law. RICHARD HAYSE. Pulaski county, Marell 12, 1836 10 5t NOTICE. 'H. Subscriber very respectfully informs his _k. friends and the publick generally that he has located himself at the Marriettfi Hotel, Cobb C. 11., w here he offers his services to search out and te't the value oi Gold and Land lots, and to make a true return to applicants in the comities of Cobb, Paulding, Floyd, Cass, Cherokee and For syth; at the low rate of five dollars per lot; at the above stated place, reference may be had to the State and Check maps, the quality Book, and nu merical list. Patronage in the above business will be thankfully received by DANIEL MAY. March 11. 1835. 61 ts. —~ . o!tce, W ’’ILL BE SOLD on Wednesday the 15th day of June next, in the Tow n of Spring Place.Mlll -r.-iy Comity,Georgia,all the unsold Lots in said Town. (Capitalists and others wishing to purchase valuable V illage property, w ould do well to call and examine before that time. Terms made know n on the day of sale. ELI BOWLIN, j. 1. c. SEABOURiX SENTER, j. 1. c. STEPHEN PAXSAN, .1.1. c. Ordered by the Court,that the above advertise ment lie published in the Standard of Union, .Milledgeville, and the Southern Banner Athens, Georgia, msec a week unlill the day of sale, and forward their accounts to this office for payment. A true extract from the minutes of the Infcriot Court of .Murray County, Georgia. BURTON MeGIIEE, Cl’k. April I Itli, 1836. j. c. m.c. es 1 EORGIA, Cherokee county. Whereas xLH Elijah Challiin applies for letters of adminis tration <m the estate of’Thomas Keller, deceased : And whereas John R. Bates applies for letters of administration on the estate of Abraham Salo mon, deceased : These tire therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindl'd and creditors of said deceas- ! ed, to he ami appear at my office within the time prcsciibed by law, to shew cause, (if any they have,) why said letters of administration should nut he granted Given under my hand, this 9th day of April. 1836. JAMES A. MADDOX, I). Clk. c. o April 26 1.5 4t PI LASKI SHERIFF’S SALE.—WiII be sold on the first Tuesday in June next, at the Court-house door in the town of Hartford, Pulaski coiintv, w ithin the legal hours of sale, the follow ing property, viz : 50 acres oak and hickory land in the North-cast corner of No. 198, in the 21st district of original ly AV ilkiiison, now Pulaski county, levied on as the property of John and V\ illiam Morris, to satisfy a li fa in favor of VV illiani Pipkin—levy made and returned by a constable. VV II.IIY HOLDER, Sh’ff. April 22 I>l LASKI SHERIFF’S SALE. Will be sol<l, on the first. Tuesday in May next, at the Comt-lioiisc door in the town of Hartford, Pulaski comity, within the legal hours of sale, the follow ing property, to wit : One Lot ol Land, No. 281, in the 20tli district ol Wilkinson w hen surveyed, now Pula, kicomity, levied on as the property of Solomon Wilson, to satisfy alifa in favorol James Russell: levied on and returned by a constable. WILEY HOLDER, Sb’ff. March 22 THE NT A MM RD OF UNION. A N ACT to appiopriate a sum of money Zia. to improve the navigation ol I'lint River, and Io appoint Commissioners to carry tile same intoeli'ect—also to improve the navigation of ( liattahoochce River. Set lion I. Be it enacted by the Senate and D ouse o f Hiprescntatii'cs of the State of (1 ear ful in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the. authority of the. same, That Irom and after the passatre oi this act, the sum of ten thousand dollars be,ant! the same is here by appropriated out of anv monies in the Cen tral Bank, for the improvement of the naviga tion ol f lint River, from Bainbridge in Decatur county, to the old agency in Crawford county, or to any point above that place, which the commissioners hereinafter appointed, shall de termine on. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted by the au thority of the. same, That Sanders Durham, I'rancis Bacon, Walter L. Campbell, John L. Shelby, Alexander Shotwell, Elijah Jones, Jolm W . Cowart, Greene Tinsley, and Thomas Hines be,and they are hereby appointed commission ers lor managing and stipet intending theimpro vinjj the mix igation of Flint River from Bain bridge in Decatur county, to anv point w hich they may select on said river, and they at e here by hilly authorized to exercise a general discre tion as to the manner of ellecling said object, and to employ such artists, assistants or mana gers, as they, or a majority of them shall deem necessary to carry said object into effect; and before tney enter on the discharge of said fluty, they and each of them, shall severally enter into bond with good and snflicient security, payable to his Excellency the Governor and his succes sors in office, in the penal sum of double the amount he should draw as commissioner afore said, conditioned fortheir, and each of their faithful discharge of duty under the provisions of this act; and for their, and each of their su sttpet intendence oi said work, and in the true application of the said sum of money for the said purpose contemplated by this act, which said several bonds shall be. taken and approved by the Justices of the Inferior Court, or a ma jority of them, of the county in which the said commissioners severally reside, to be by them transmitted to His Excellency the Governor aforesaid, and to be by him filed in the Execu tive Office. Sec. 3. And be. it further enacted by the authority of the same, That upon the receipts of the bonds of said commissioners executed ' 1 conformity to the above and foregoing ■-ection, and a certificate setting forth the contracts en tered into for the purpose of effecting said im provement, it shall be the duty ol his Excellen cy the Governor, to issue his warrant upon the Central Bank in favor of said Commissioner for one fourth of each contract entered into by per sons contracting to do said work. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted by the authority of the same, That the said Commis sioners ora majority of them, shall let out said improvement by contract, and may or shall promise to pay to said undertakers, the amount of one fourth w here the work is commenced, on fourth where the work shall by the commissioners be judged to be half finished,and the other tw o fourths where the work is completed ; Provi ded, the said undertaker shall on receiving the first payment give bond and security, payable to His Excellency the Governor, for the faithful performance of said work. Sec. 5. And be it further enacted by the authority of the same, That should any vacan cy occur in the Board of said Commissioners, by death, resignation or otherwise, it shall be the duty of the remaining commissioners, or a ma jority of them, to fill such vacancies when they may occur, and in all cases when new commissioners are so chosen, they shall comply with the requirements contained in the second section of this act. Sec. (i. And be it further enacted by the authority of the same, That it shall be the duty of the commissioners, to keep a fair journal and record of their proceedings, and report their ac tings and doings from time to time, to hisE.xcel | lency the Governor, and w henever they may be required by him, the progress of said work ; and on failure to do so when required aforesaid, they shall forfeit the per diem compensation hereinafter to be allowed, and it shall be the duty of his Excellency the Governor, to report to the next Legislature, all the information which he may receive from said commissioners relative to said work. Sec. 7. And be if enacted by the authority of the same, That each and every commissioner appointed as aforesaid, shall be entitled to compensation, and receive one dollar per day, for each and every day he shall attend to the su perintendence of said w ork, which the Gover- I nor is hereby authorized to pay out of the con | tingent fund, satisfactory evidences being ad duced to him, that the services have been ren dered as contemplated by this act ; Provided, that such term of service does not exceed twen ty live days per annum. Sec. 8. .1n.7 be it further enacted, That the sum ot twenty thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby appropriated for the improvement of the navigation of the Chattahoochee river from the Florida Line, to the city of Columbus, and for the purpose of removing the shoals and obstruc tions in the same ; and that the same shall be expended under the superintendence of the Commissioners to be appointed by his Excel lency the Governor, under the same rules and regulations, as are prescribed for the disburse ment of the funds set apart by this act, for the improvement of the Flint River. Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That bis Excellency the Governor do draw from the I Central Bank, the money appropriated by this I act, in case there be not a sufficient fund in the Treasury to meet the same; Provided, nothing contained in the foregoing act or anv of the sec tions thereof, shall be so construed as to autho rize the Governor to draw his warrant in favor of any of the foregoing commissioners for the sum to be disbursed by them, until said Commis sioners report to his Excellency of the operations intended to be adopted by them, and the proba ble utility of such expenditure, and to make such report on the application for each instal ment of such appropriation ; and whenever his Excellency shall deem lite scheme visionary, or front the report made by the commissioneers that the expenditure would he useless, lie is harebv authorized to withhold his warrant, and lay the matter before the next Legislature. Sec. 10. And be it further enacted by the vthority of the same, That all laws and .- -is oflaws militating against this act, be, and the j same is hereby repealed. JOSEPH D '-.Y, Speaker of the House of Ilcprcscntatircs ROBERT M. ECHOLS, President of the Senate. Assented to, 22d December, 1835. WILLIAM SCHLEY, Governor. April.s. 13—2 t. months after date, application xvill be S' inadw to the honorable Interior Court o) Emanuel county, xvhen sitting for ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell all the real estate ol Willi am W. Heath, illegitimate of Sarah Heath, of Scriven county or EmatitK'l ccunty, known by No. 85. 22<l district, originally Muscogee now Tnllmt county. HARDY HEATH, Zhtardia F <bii : ry IG, 1836 4m ■ JOB-PRINTING, of Evunv t>i:s< nifTtoN, NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.I AGENC’Y. MILLEDGEVILLE. Dec. 26, 1835. FIMIE Subscriber returns bis sincere thanks to S. those who have favored him with the transaction of business in the Central Bank; be ing now about to remove to Columbus, he has transferred hisbooks to his sou Benjamin T, Be thune, ami Hamilton B. Gaither, who are autho rized Io settle all balances due to or from him on said books; and they xvill attend to the renewal of notes in the Central Bank, at the usual fee of one dollar for each renew al. He solicits the pat ronage of his former friends and others in their behalf; he feels confident that all business entrus ted to their care, will bo faithfullv and promptly attended to. JOHN BETHUNE. January <l, 50—ts. A N ACT to keep open the Flint River ; from the old agency in Crawford Coun- ■ ty, to Etowah toll bridge, on said River ; to 1 appoint commissioners lor the same, and jto remove all obstructions to the free pas sage of fish, and such boats and Craft, as may I be employed in navigating said river. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Hepresentativcs, of the State of Georgia in General Assembly nu t, and j( i s hereby enacted by the authority of the same That Samuel Winfrey, Thomas Nelson and Jefferson Riley, be, and they are hereby ap pointed by the authority of the same, commis sioners of said river, will: full power to remove all obstructions to the free passage offish and stu li boats and craft as may be employed in na vigating said river. . Sec. 2. And be further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That if any person or per sons shall, at atty time after the passage of this act, obstruct by dams, ferries, or otherwise more than two thirds of said river within the above specified limits, it shall be the duty of said commissioners, forthwith to have all such obstructions speedily removed, and should such obstructions be again placed in said river the owner or owners of such dams or ferries so of fending, shall be subject to pay a fine, not e.x --! ceeding thirty dollars for every such offence, to I be collected in any court having competent ju- I risdiction of the same, one half to be paid to the | informer, and the other half to be paid into the I county treasury for county purposes. | Sec. 3. And be it enacted by the authority , aforesaid, That the above named Commission ers shall be allowed the sum of two dollars for each day they arc engaged in carrying into es- I feet the provisions of the above act, provided they render in their accounts duly authenticated to the Judges of the Inferior Court of Talbot county, who are hereby authorized to pay the same out of the county funds. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted by the. au thority aforesaid,, That should either of the above named commissioners refuse to serve that it shall be lawful for the Judges of the Inferioi Court to supply such vacancy, and wherever a vacancy occurs by death, resignation or other wise, that said Court proceed to appoint fit ami proper persons to fill such vacancy or vacancies Sec. 5. And be it farther enacted by the au thority aforesaid, That nothing contained in this act, shall be so construed as to militate against the laws heretofore enacted to keep open said River. JOSEPH DAY, Speaker ej the House of Representatives. ROBERT M. ECHOLS, 1 President of the Senate. i to, December 22, 1835. AV IL LIAM SCHLEY, Governor. March 29. 11—2 t. TWO VALUABLE FARMS zIYA IH'l subscriber offers for sale, in Harris coun JsL ty, one tract of nine litmdred acres, of fine asLi'zccfro 35 ?\fj'2£) 3 seventeen miles from Columbus, on the Marshall ; terry road, on which, there are three hundred and ' fifty acres of open land; a great portion of which lis fresh. A good gin house and screw; a good ■ barn and stables—a coini'ottable two story dwell ing house, well finished. A good kitchen and comlortable negro houses. A handsome situation: line water; a beautiful farm, and every way desi rable. AI.SO, a tract in the same neighborhood of six hundred acres, on which there are one hundred and seventy acres of open land; the whole of xvhich. has beencleared within the last two years. Tolerably comfortable log buildings. Corn and fodder, and stock of different kinds can be had at ' l oth places. The above property will besold on terms to suit purchasers, and at reasonable prices. Persons w ishing such property, would do well to call early, orlhey may miss a bargain. (it 3!) ’ " HENRY 11. LOAVE. (Lj? 3 The Standard of I nion and Georgia Jour nal, will each give the above six insertions, and forward their accounts to Ellerslie, Harris county, for payment. FjjN AKE NCI ICE. All persons are hereby U cautioned and forewarned not to trade for a certain promissory note drawn by myself, and made payable to Charles Page, or bearer, for $ 45 cents, dated February Sth, 1836, and due Feb. Ist, 1837, as I amdeteriniued not to pay said note, or any part of it, unless compelled by law, as the consideration for which it was given has failed. A. CAAVTHON. March 9th, 1836 10 5t months afterdate, application will be .S? made to the honorable the Court of'Ordina ry of Baldw in county, for leave to sell the real cs , tate of Nuba! .Moore, deceased, adjoining lands of 1 Askew and others, on the East side of the Oconee I river. TOMLINSON FORT, Adm’r. j March 22, 1836 4in FOLR months after date, application will be made to the honorable the Inferior Court of : Hancock county, when sitting for ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell the real estate of AVilliain \\ iley, deceased. MOSES AVILEY, Ex’or. Hancock, county, Marell 15, 1836 Fifty Dollsu's Kcxvard. IORI OR the apprehension and delivery of a vil lain, by the name of II ENRY ASBURY, | who from the strongest circumstantial proof, came ■ to my horse lot on the night of the 15th hist, and ! stole my mare.—The said thief is a man about Hilly years ot age, five feet, eight or nine inches : high, dark skin, hair and eyes, heavy eye-brows, 1 and ol a very bad countenance, w ith a thick black I beard ; has generally wore his hair long, but may j possibly have it cut offfor fear of being detected, j 1 1 has been said that he has latterly lost sight of 1 one of bis eyes. The mare that he took offissmall; 1 "hat might be called a chcsnut sorrel, with a ; maze in her lace. She has three white feeland legs; Iler tail has been very awkwardly cut off; ; "as very nmeli rubbed by the saddle skirts, ami i considerably jade<l by travelling. ■ Ihe above reward is offered for the apprehen j sion and delivery of the said rogtiv tome in Gwin i nett ( minty, IS miles below Lawrenceville, near the line <d AV alton and Gw innett. Any person that will deliver said thief and the mare above des cribed, shall have an additional reward of twenty live dollars, or I w ill give twenty-five dollars for the delivery 01 themarc to my residence in Gwin nett County, or a liberal reward will be given for such inlornmtiou as will enable me to get the thiol 01 the mare. She was three years old last June, and lour feet, eight or ten inches high as near as I can guess. THOMAS G. GARRISON. March 25. 23—3 t. hc Standard of l uion will give this three in«eiturns, and forward their account to \\ imlsor P. O. Walton county, Ga. for collection. T. (.’, G. 4>>l3Oß<HftA FJEMAI.E COEUHOEI. Scottsboro, Ga. nn 11 e1 I E are two vacancies in this Istitution— El oik' al Drawing and Painting, and one in the department ofNatural Science. The princi pal would prefer both being filled by a gentleman and his lady. Applicants w ill address L. LAT/VSTE, Principal. Aptil IP. 11—3 t, Braiee’s New-York Type foundry, Ao. 13, Chambers Street, near Chatham. \ H E price of Five line Pica, plain and rn- JiL tique, is reduced to 25 cents a pound, and ! Six line Pica and larger to 20 cents, thereby mak ing these perfect metal types cheaper than any o ther. This Foundry has a most extensive and tinpa j rallclcd assortment of Plain, Shaded. Condensed, ! and Ornamental Types, by which Printers at the 1 letter press arc enabled to rival the impression Irom copper-plate in beauty, fancy, and tasteful display. The assortment embraces 250 sizes or varieties, from twelve line pica to pearl, of Roman, Italic, Black, Antique, Italin, Title, Condensed, Shaded, Sciipt, Backslope, German Text, Ornamented, Music, <vc., and also Piece Fractions, Superiors. Space Rules, Astronomical and other Signs, Or namented Dashes, Long Braces, Brass Rides, near ly three hundred borders, and more than 1000 cuts or ornaments for newspapers, school book, and scientific works. The subscriber furnish Composing sticks, cases, chases, galleys furniture, paper, ink, all kinds of Printing Presses, and every article required in a Printing Office. They also execute orders for Ste rolyping. (E/ 3 Printers of Newspapers who publish this advertisement (with this note) three times before the first of J uly, 1836, and send a paper contain ing it to the foundry, shall receive payment when they make purchases from the foundry, of f o ui times the amount of their bill. GEORGE BRUCE, & Co New York Jan. 23, 1836. 12 3t LIST OF LETTERS, EMAINING in the Post Olfice at Milledge ville, April Ist, 1836, which, if not taken out before the first of July next, will be sent to the General Post Oliice, as dead letters. A Leroy Kennedy James Allen Mrs Al A E Kiikpatrick 2 Rev. Haywood Alford 2 L Julius C. Alford Dr William G Little William M. Atkins, John T. Lamar Daniel M. Andrews John Lilley T. .1. Agnew David Lewis Jacob Auld William D Lingould Aliss Al E1) Arnold John H. Lumpkin 2 Miss Mary A. Abbott. Miss Alary Lane. B Al E. Bradley Robert McComb Gen. Thomas Brown 2 Stith P. Alyrick Asa Bishop Alial Mires’ John P. Butts Harvey Mullins Archibalds. Bryan, AC Mclntyre 2 Thomas W. Brown Ilirarr Moore 2 Moses Boynton Benton Martin William B. Burton Janies Gordon or Clerk Charles L. Bradley of the County Court. John Barrington 2 VVitiam McCall Horrace Bradley John McVay Daniel Buckner Franklin McDonald A F Byington Patrick McSwain Reuben Bridges The owner of the horse Henry G Blunt A/ir.or. A II Black Samuel Moore, Jacob. Brooks Peter Mclntosh Edmund Brantley Charles Alathews L Bowers Isaac Mulford James Blackman Thomas 11. Mulryne James Bivins Robert Mercer Robert Beall Abial McFarland William R Bivins John A Mausinett Joseph Blance Ezekiel Aliller Aliss Lamanda R. Bell Airs. P. P. Al’Kinley Alary L. Bowie Miss A. D. Moore, T Al Blount Nelly Mclntosh. Sarah Bivins N Mrs. Nancy Ball James Northcutt Alartlia Butts. Christian Nuity C ])r A P Nolt Rev. Squire Chase O Benjamin Cooper 2 Airs Phoebe O’Brient Charles .1 Crews P John Cay Robert Payne Henry Cook Robert Patton James M Cole 2 E Perryman Abraham Colbey 4 James Palmer Daniel Candee Q H Prince Geotge R.Clayton, jr John Prosser G Culverhouse Gen. B Pope Alexander Campbell William Page Aliss Elizabeth Cane Wilson Pearce Frances Colbert Asher S Pottei Eliz. A Coley P C Pendleton M C Cogburn Capt II Pool Sarah Chewning. Air Prosser D Elisha Parsons Mourning Douglass Dr Peters Dermot Dempsey Clem Powers Henry Darnell Dr Prescott R O Davidson Aliss Caroline Pryor Amos Davis Alartlia Patrick James Dickson Jane Perry. Alaj R J Dunn R Burket C Dean L Robinson 2 Aliss Caroline Daniels William Robinson Nancy IL Davis Zachariah Roberson Alary Denton Francis Al Reese Mrs Caroline Day. William AV Rice E Hiram Reid Alarmaduke Etheridge Joel Rivers Cyrus Eastman Airs Chloe Rowe Airs Al A Ellington. Aliss Sucky Rice. F S Samu el B Foster 2 William Searcy Willard Felt Jolm Smith John Ferguson Dr L J Smith or T L William R. Fowler Deusler Marcellus Farmer AVilliam Sanford 2 Aliss Sarah A E Foard. Jeptha. Simpson G Wm B Shepard Alichael Graybill A. Searcy James Al Ginin A. Smith, [Polander] John S Graham William Scott Edwin B Gotddjng James Stuart Dr Aaron Gibbs Janies A Steen Anderson Grant John Strong .lames Gordon Joseph Sessions F Al Gibson Raymond Sanford Bailes Gill Airs Ann Al Slaughter Thomas Godwin Benj L. Scott T Gordon Aliss Eliza Smith 2 Willis Grimes Alaria E. Smith 2 Rev Myles Greene Matilda J Scott Aliss Alaria Al Greene J L Swinuey. Polly Ann Gcno T Peggy Gimlrat Robert Taylor Mrs Alartlia Gindrat. George W Thompson II .1 tunes Al Tillford John Al Holliday Jeptha Thomas John Hall John W Trapp Rich’d W Habersham Ann Thurman T B Howard Aliss Martha V Turk Edwin Harris Alartha A Thomas Charles Hall Alatilda Thurston, Charles B Huson V Dr Alex Hawkins, Sanford P. Vandiver, Daniel Hicks W Alicajah Hines 2 Peyton Ward Levi Horn 3 John 11. Ware 2 Joseph Holt 2 Geo. A. Williams Wm. C. Humphries Peyton Walden Elvin Hayes William While Isaac Horton David E.Wilsen C W llallofVa. John Williams I Henry 1,. Al. Wiley A Al Hughes 2 Jacob Woodall Everett Hamilton Robt. Willis Edwin Hamilton Samuel Whitaker Merrett Hughes Thomas Willis Aliss Alartha Al. Harden Joseph West J Master Wm. Ward Walter S Jenkins 2 Jesse Williford Green Johnson A. B. AVorsham Samuel Johnson 2 Philemon 11. Wilkinson James \ . Jones Edwin M hitaker Augutns Jaillett. James C. Whitaker V) illiani John, Sen. N. B. Williams John A Jennings Airs. Mary West. James Jolley Aliss Elizabeth B. WRoy MissEliz. Johnson 2 Y. SAI Johnson 2 James Aouug K Thomas J, Knight SOLOMON I). BF.TTON, P. M. (UP* All persons inquiring for any of the above letters, will please say “ they are advertised”— and those who have called since the first of A pril,and received letters, will recollect—that this ! list was made out on that day. S. D. B. ‘ Milledgeville Ap 5,12—3 t ; T®TOTICE Lost, misplaced or stolen, two Lit promissory notes, one on Mary Connel, written one day after date, for $ 97 50 cents, pay able to myself, the dates not exactly recollected, rntt J think they were given some time in 1834, and the other on Edmund Richardson for $35, written one day afterdate, payable to John J. Al len, or bearer. Any information concerning said notes will be thankfully received. All persons ara cautioned against trading for said notes from any person except myself, as they were not legally ob tal»ed. KLNCHEN STEVENS. Mount Zion, Ga., April 28, 1836 17 3t Itowandl’M IxciiMaiie Tronic Mixture, or lf*esitable Febrifuge, WARRANTED a perfect and lasting cure for the Fever and Ague. For sale lj y COWLES &DAGGET. May 24. 19 t s. 18 Et’K WIT Il’S ~~ For sale by COWLES & DAGGETT. Alillcdgeville, Feb. 16 5 ts ——— A JOURNEYMAN SHOE-MAKER, whom employment and liberal wages will be given. None but a first rate workman need apply. J. D. PARISH. The Macon Telegraph and Standard of UI nion will insert the above three times, and forward their accounts for payment. Decatur, DeKalb co. Ga., March 18. 11 3t ©SUWMA3, 33©^W? ‘ MACON, GEORGIA. a FBI 11 IS Establishment is now under X the control of the subscribers, who pledge themselves to render com sortable those who mav call on them. PETER J. WILLIAMS. JOHN’ D. RAMEY. Febttary 23, 6 ts aFffl HE SUBSCRIBER respectful. Jh_ ly informs his friends and th* public, that he has opened a house • entertainment in the Town of Law renceville, Gwinnett County, Georgia, where h* Hatters himself those who may favor him with a call will find every thing provided which can con tribute to them comfort and convenience. JOHN F. MARTIN. Lawrenceville Dec. 9,1835. m tm6— 49. 4000 H>iislbcls Salt, FOR SALE, at the BOAT LANDING, at 75 cents per bushel, cash, in quantities to suit purchasers, from five bushels and upwards. NICHOLS & DEMIN®. Milledgeville, March 15 9tf TISE S A E VI A ©a 1 EMBELLISHED WITH A MULTITUDE OF COMIC ENGRAVINGS. ANEW periodical, of a novel character, bearing the above appellation, will be com menced on the beginning of January, 1836. \\ hile it will furnish its patrons " ith the leading features of the news of the day, its principal object will be t* serve up a humerous compilation of the numerous lively aud pungent sallies which are daily floating along the tide of Literature, and which, for the want of a proper channel for their preservation, are positively lost to the Reading world. Original wits and humourists of our time will here have a medium devoted to the faithful record of the scin tillations of their genius. It is not necessary t* detail the many attractions which this journal will possess, as the publisher will furnish a specimen number to every person who desires it—(those out ol the city, will forward their orders, post age paid) —Offhand he pledges himself that no exertions on his part shall he wanting to make each succeeding number superior in every respect to the precceding ones. The SALMAGUNDI will be printed 011 large imperial paper, equal in size and buality to that which is at present used for the Gentleman’* Vade Mecum.lt is ca'culatcd that MORE THAN 5(10 EBfig’B’a rings will be furnished to the patrons of this Journal in one year—these, in addition is an extensive aud choice selection of Satire, Criticism, Humour, and Wit, to be circulated through its columns will form a Literary Banquet of a superior and attrac tive order; and the publisher relics with perfect confidence on the liberality of the American pub lic, and the spirit and tact with which this expen sive undertaking will be prosecuted, to bear him successfully and profitably along with it. The terms of The Salmagundi xvill be two dollars per annum, payable invariably in ad vance. No paper will be furnished unless this stipulation is strictly adhered to. 0J a ’Clubs of three will be supplied with the paper for one year, by forwarding a five dollar note, postage paid. Clubs of seven will be supplied for the same tertn, by forwarding a ten dollar note. papers that are sent out of the city will be carefully pack ed in strong envelopes, to prevent their rubbing in the mail. SALMAGUNDI will be published on alternate weeks—otherwise it would be impossi ble to procure the numerous Embellishments which each number will contain—and the gener al interest it will afford must be enhanced by this arrangement. All orders must come postage paid. C?’ Address, CHARLES ALEXANDER, Atheniati Buildings, Franklin Place, Philadelphia. «UAKUIAN’ S SALE. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in May next, at the court-house in Hancock county, (agreeably to an order of the Inferior court of said county,) a yellow man, belonging t* the orphans of Simeon M. Taylor deceased. S. A. PARDEE, Guardian. January 26. 0 —tds. GEOKGS A. lu the Superior Court, Richmond County, Jaa~ uary Term, 1836. ITPON the petition of Edward Thomas and , others. Stockholders ol the Merchants’ aud Planters’ Bank, praying the appointment of a Receiver of the assets of said Bank, for the pur pose set forth in said petition ou file : Ordered, That Edward Thomas be appointed as such Receiver, he first giving bond audsecßßih. ty, to be approved by the Clerk, iu the sum vfy I hirty Thousand Dollars, payable to the Check os titis Court, and his successors in office, for the, faithful discharge of his duty iu said office. It it further Ordered, That the said am! Planters’ Bank, do forthwith deliver aqd, transfei to said Receiver, all and singular, Books, Papers, Monies and Assets of every des cription, belonging to said and that said Receiver be and he hereby is fully authorised aud empowered, to receive aud collect by suit in his own name as Receiver, orby other legal means, all outstanding claims due to said Bank, and to pay' all debts due from it, and to defend all suits pend ing, or that may he brought against said Bank. An on the receipt of said assets,or of such por tion thereof, as may authorize a dividend, the Said Recei' pr is authorized tind required, from to time, todivide among the Stockholders or legal representatives, in proportion to their res pective interests, such part of the assets of Batik, as he may find prudent mid proper to divide, always reserving a sufficient fuiid to answer tile probable responsibilities of the Institution- And it it further Ordered. That the said Re ceiver do report to this Court, at its sitting in Jap, nary next, his actings and doings on the prepiises, and that after the making up of said report, he b* no longer liable to any suit or claim, as Receivcil by any creditor of stiid Bank, unless the terpi pf his responsibility be then further extended. Il is further Ordered, That a copy of the above order, be publisheil in one of the public 0 izettos of Augusta and Milledgeville, at leastoppo a mouth from this, date to the first of January A true extract from the Minutes. tins Rlthday of FeVvuary, 1836. • WS, JAMES M’LAClcrk.