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Udiled by TEIOHAS 11AYAJCS. VOLUME VI.—NUMBER 11. THE STANDARD OF UNION, 3V P. L. 11OUIXSO*, PViu.isuku /7 „ authority) or »he laws or ti.e umtCT slints. O’TERMS.—Three Dollars per annum. No suhscri; lion taken I for le*a 11ird a tvui* an«l no paper discontinued, but at llir option c! the publi 4 er, until all at i( .-<rttgC9 are paid. • CHANG!* OF DIRECTION.—We desire such of our subscribers i as nun at a..\ . <• wish the direction “ J their papers changed from one Post Od\ c to auctln r. to inform us, in nil cases, of the p!u< e to which . they had t-eon previously sent; us (he more order to forward them to a : ditlerent office, places it almost out of our power to comply, beemufie we have no means of asccrtainins; the otlice from which they are er der»* I to be changed, but by a search through our whole subseriptien book, containing several thousand names. AD\ ER nSEMENTS-hmcrted at the usual rates. Sales of LAND,, by Administrators, Executors, or Guardians, are required by law tube >ld on the first Tuesday in the month, Jielneen the hours often in dm forenoon and three in the afternoon, m the Court House in the conn- . ty in wliieli the property is situate. Notice of hose stiles must be gi reu in a publte ca/ette SI XI'T HAYS previous to the day of sale. Sales of NEGROES must be at public auction, on the first Tuesday of thu month betneeu tin! usual hours of sale, nt the place of public sales in thoeo-intv where the letters testimci:turv,of Adininistratioucr I Guardianship, may have been granted, first giving SIXTY DAYS no-' lira thereof, in one of the public gaxottiisot ibis >»'ate, sad al the doo i of the Court House where such sides are to be held. Notice tor the sale of Personal Property must be given ialikemau- | uer, FORTY DAYS previous to the day of sale. Notice to the Debtors and Creditorsol all Estate must be published I FORTY DAYS. Notice that application w ill be made to the Court es Ordinary fo r leuveto sell LAND, lunat I).’ published for FOl K MONTHS. Notice fur leave to sell NEGROES, mast ba published for FOUR ' MON THS before any order absolute shall be made by the Court thereon. Notice ul Application fuFLettersuf Admiuistruiieu must be publish ed THIRTY DAYS. Notice ot Application for Letters »f Dismission fioui the Administra tiou efan Estate, are required to be published monthly for SIX MONTHS. W e are authorized to announce the name of j J VMEi 1.. BUHLS, ( >t Talbot Co., as a candidate fur Brigadier General, ot the second Brigade, of the tenth Division, G. M., to fill the vacancy of Gen. Zechariah While. $5-38. We are authorised to announce the name ' of JAMES G. LEW IS, of Hancock Co. fer'VESF as a candidate for the office of COMP TROLLER GENERAL of the State, at the ap proaching Election in November next. [34] j We are authorized to announce tiie name of Robert Micklejohn as a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court. August 13, 1839. W e are authorised to announce the name j pOggy of Oliver H. P. Bonner, as a candidate mEF p or Sheriff o f Baldwin cerunty, at the next i election. We are authorised to announce the name of I * Samuel B. Webb as a candidate for! Sheriff of Pulaski county, at the next January election. Aug. 20. ! PUiiASKrslTEluiT’j “AMTn.Lbc sold before the Court House door in the tor.' non'» I■. 4. V ▼ ville in said county. 6n the fo.’t Tuc«da* in NOVEMBER next, between the le-rnl hours ot *nle, dm following pror.crty to wit: One store hoii- c and >ot, situate in the town of Hawkinsville, twin? a ; part of Lot No. pot’hwestcorner of Square letter I’, and improve ments containing At front, end CO feet back—said slate house former- , ly <<-ciifu d l>. A. b< >s m ir. h * ie<! on as the property of D. (T»> ton, by : virtue of a fi fa. issued from the Superior Court of Bibb county in favor of L. M. Wile’, Parish A Co. vs. Nel-on Clayton, anti Francis* D. Clay ton, administrator* on (he estate of Delamar Clayton, late of Pulaski Aho* (He negro mon by the name of Elijah, about 35 years of age, ! levied o« as the properly of John Mock, deceased, by virtue of sundry fi. fas. issued from a Justice Court of .-aid. county, in favor of Burry Ti ? /r, VP « Sarah Mock, administratrix on the estate of John Mock.de ce(g4od. Property pointed out by Sarah Mock, administratrix —levied ! o , und returned to me by a constable. Sept. 21th. 1339.-36 SAMUEL B. WEBB, D. Sh’ff. ’ " HENRY SHERIFF’S SALE? - A W7"ILL bn Fold before the Court House door in the town of McDoir j 1 V ou«li, Henrv county,on the fir-t Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, between the lawful hours of Bale, the following property to wit : Lot* of land number seventy-six and number seventy-nevetner ih con taining two hundred, two and a half acres, more or less, and a! -o, the cast hr If of lot number .- v. utv-fiv *, on.* hundred, one and one fourth seres, more m loss, in the 6ih district of Henry county, levied on as th property of A illiam F. (.’row. Lots of land number one hundred and thirteen, (113) and number one hundred and forty-!- ir (144) in the sixth district of Henry county each containing two hundred, two and a half acres more or les* and four hundred acres of 1 Hid in the twelfth district 1 of said counts - , whereon Wihiam Cates all levied on as the prop erty of William > ,nr. And 10l of laud number one hundred and on • (101) jn the 7th districtof H-nrv county, containing two youdred, tv o and a half ucies mor or 1 levied on a.* the proper! t of 1 alwmd F. Knott—all levied on to . atisfv n 11 fn. issued from the inferior Court of Henry comity in Ihv ~r of uford I). Johnson, v. Be ijamin Morris, principal, William F. Craw, William and Edward F. Knott, secu rilie-. Property point d out b;. pl.»inliff. One sGir. l If i j e, a I lb* and bridle, levied on as the property of Ben jamin Morris, to .a fi ft. i .* i from the Inferior Court of Henry cnnntv, of \\ illiam Bo.’twiek, vs, L iijumin Morri* and William J. Lewjwßr- JAMES W. CROCKETT, D. Sh’ff. Hept. Jf, 1339.-36 HENRY SHERIFFS "SALeI ’V’V’ILL bo sold l>efore the Court House door, in the town of McDon- j V f ough, Henry county, on the fir. t Tuesday in BEGEM BLR next, i between the lawful hours of sale, one negro boy named Jim, about 11 I years old, levied on a* the property of Benjamin Morris, to n mortgage fi. fn. issued from the Inferior Conn of Henry county, in favor ■ of William F. Crew, William Scgur, and Edward F. Knott, vs. Bcnja- ; min .Morris—property pointed out in said fi. fa JAS. L. HEAD, Di Sheriff. September 24. 1339.-35-tds I’o STPON ED~S AL E. ~ WILL bo sold before the Court House door, in town of McDonough, Henry county, on the first Tuesday in November next, between the lawful hours of sale. Two hundred two and half acres of laud, lot number sixty one, in the twelvth district of Henry county, levied on as the property of \\ illis Fnllilove, to satisfy a mortgage 11 fa issu ed from the Superior court of Henry counit, in favor of J homes D. Johnson anti W illiam Beck, vs W illis Fullilove. JAMES W. CROCKETT, I). Sh'ff. August 27, 1839. 31—-tds i V V 11 h " ® M 01 Court IlmtHt in Wnnrn coimtv, ngicunblv to an o;<!-r- fth ■ In-1 "* ’*“’■1 ''“'mfry, when -urn,/ lor oniiutirv purpose;.,a tmci nt LAN i>, lyy/g on \V illiarn’a creek, containing Seven Hundred and Tin nty-Five Acres. (more or less,) lielonging to tbc eslntn of John X - l.it, of-ui.l eountv ‘ 1 '; 1 r;‘ l - , , aaron t. ri.ndkick, October 1,1839.-36-f«d. ILL bis sold on th., fir t Tm Juyiu DECEMBER a~t, i c i >'* Wiirn-n’mi, Warren coiiniv, mrccribie Io an ~r- * ’*' .lit? i*' r i’°[ ° r ? M . id " >«"’• “itting lor ordinary purpo « *ll the lund*h mg m hi id counl - , bedonpiug to the r. tab* of Jo omh Ar *. 7;. I"'’ ~o' ! n’ y, deci d. Sai I lands io trm t i.■< follows 71.<-Vv ", , r ’’ ! iion ’ K ( ’ 1 h’. ’ ‘he depot i * * '’rtLi L.iU Load, r:dh<l fiiomitson; 370 here-*, (more or !<■ i tout; at.t („ I( , ri . (>r l( . J„ V )(| |4 (1) . V1 |ij( . ; or 11 - ’> l>ins " n H,i, ‘ Whih - ; tn;...,., Tor.?.. .’ T llwi "' <>■>. i. i GEORGE ' ' ■ W T;, fMof 11 ■ " ' 'f ! aii,'." 'tr ol Alwl ’.0.? of v ■„ 36-« d. , , . ' ' "a ■•’ Adin’r. de bintie r.vn, with tfw will nnnesed. K A .A £ TlTMfm . j GEORGIA, ijiilhicli Comilv. n’S' r 1.1 it t\.iatues bl McElveen applies for letters of • ‘if ui.-.iii-.iim as lulniiuislrator of the estate of Edmund ’ Burnsides, deceased. These are therefore io cite and admonish all aud singular the kiudred and creditors of said decaased io tile their objec : lions in terms ot the law. islherwiso the applicant will be eu titled tu a discharge as aforesaid. Witness, the 11. n. Williams, one of the J listices id the inferior Court of said county, this 4ih day of Scptem ler!t<3!i. « ELI KENNEDY, Clerk C. O. Oct. 15. 3S—mGin GEORGIA, lb.llm h County. V ‘‘LAS, Elizabeth Bray and Mary Brown has ap ! “ ® plied fur letleis of aduiiuistraliou ou the estate of Mi- J ilia< 1 Bray ot said county deceased- '1 hese are to cite aud admouish all and singular the kind led aud creditors of said deceased to file their objections if any they have, within terms of the law, otherwise, letters of mhniiiistration will be granted to the applicants. Given ttuder my hand aud seal this Ist day of October, one thousand eight hundred aud thiriy-uiue. ELI KENNEDY, Clerk C. O. [L. S.J Oct. 15,—3J—30d ■ GEORGIA, Washington Comity. WIIEKEAS, Allen Smith applies to me for letters of administration ou the estate of Thomas Hardie, late j of said county, deceased. j These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular j the kiudred aud creditors of said deceased to be aud appear ; at my oilice within the time prescribed by law, to show cause l if any exist, why said letters should not be giauted. Given under my baud at office in Sandersville this Ist Oc tober L-. 19. L. A. JERNIGAN, C. C. O. Oct S. 37 3()d ! GEORGIA, Washington County. ■ C AS, David Curry applies tu me for Letter* of V v Administration ou the estate us Juhu Acredge, late ; of said county deceased. These are theiefore to cite and admonish all and siuguiar the kiudred and creditors ol said deceased to be aud appear at my office within the time prescribed by law—to shew cause if tiiiy exist why said letters should not he granted. Given tinder mv hand at office in Sandersville this 28th day of September 18:0 L. A. JEBNIGAN C. C. O J). t. I. I-■:t_:,| GEORGIA, Washington County. IS. Emaliue Collins applies tome for Letters 01 . Administratiim on the estate of Juhli G. Collins, late of said county deceased. I hese are therefore to cite ami admonish all and singular j i the kiudred aud creditors of said deceased to bo and appear ' at my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause ' it any exist, why said letters should not be granted. | Given under my hand at office in Sandersville this2Bth day of September 1839. L. A. JERNIGAN, C. C. O. Jpet. 1, 1839.-30 -30<l GL.ORGIA, Washington County. WHEREAS. \\ illiam Fountain applies to me for letters of administration on the estate of Wiley Hobbs, late ’ oi said county deceased. These are, therefore, to eito and admonish, all ami singu- 1 | lar the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and j appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to ; show cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be granted. ' ■ Given under my hand at office in Sandersville this 28thdav of Septembei 1839. L. A. JERNIGAN, C. C. O. Oct - 1 ’ GL.ORGIA, Washington County? .■ ;} t ,■ f,,, e f > cite and n.ltnonish nil uml singular the kindred . t;-sT- — ,|_ |„ be and appearm my office within the ' ; mn.-l.i.'-. rilwd by law; r, rmrn- e »,.-e, ii any exist, whv said letters nut 1,.- .g. nn d. G 0... -..aier mv h nd ut office iu Sandersville, . tin-:’ i. ~1 >e , r ,11,39. L. A. JJ.RMGAX, C. C. O. ; O.t. 1, 1839.—3t.-30. | 1 GEOItGIA. Fulaski County. 1 X ‘ION 111 S alter ..late, application 1 will be made to the [ kJ Imttorablc tl.e Inferior court of Pulaski county, when sit -1 tiny as a l ourt ot I trdmnry, by Beverly A. Simmons, admin- 1 j is,r:.tor cm tlie estate ul Joseph Simmons, deceased, for let ters of dismission from said atlministiatiou. i I I best! are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singu- : Im* tLn .... 1 ... r • i i ■ ..... I i lai*, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file their ' objections, ii any they have, why said letters should not issue. JOHN V. MITCHELL, C. C. O. | May 14. 1839. 16—(Im. 1 (jrE')RGlPulaski County. J I X a.t)X I ILS after date, application will be made to the --V Honorable the Inferior Court efsaid County, when sit lor ordinary purposes, by W illiam Hendley, Junior, and W illiam H. Harrell, Executors of the estate of William Hend ley, ,'eiiio: . late of stud County, deceased, for letters of dis mi ton from -aid Executorship. Fiese are, thcrefote, to cite and admonish, all and singular, tli.'* kindred and creditors of -aid deceased, to file thcirobjec tions, if any tiiev have, whv said letters should not he granted. JOHN V. MITCHELL. C. C. O. June 17th. 1839. 22 6 m f-C I ’’ mcn'hs after d ’te application will he made to the Inferior Court, of Lull, ch county when sitting lor or dittary purposes f<H leave t:> sell part of the land belonging to the ' -tale of John Hendrix deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. j JEMIMA HENDKIX, Adm’x. September 16, , ~ A ILL he 5r.1.l at the Couit llouscdoorin Sparta, Han- V ; cock county on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, I the real estate of Obediah Richardson, consisting of Sew n Hundred Acres oj Land, , lying in one mil- of Mount Zion—tvell’improved it being the i place whereon Mrs. Jane Richardson resided. Also at the same time and place, the real estate of Mrs. Jang Richardson, consisting of Sir, Hundred and. Fifty Acres, situate in two miles of Mount Zion, it being the plantation that formerly belonged to Cullen Battle. MARY SKINNER, Executrix. ELI 11. BAXTER, Exector, Sparta, Oct. 4, 1839. 38 tds Attention Travellers. m*,HIS will inform the public that we have just completed, -“- and have in opcintion, a SPLENDID BRI DC E across t/liartahoui h<*< Rivet a r G ates'old established ferry, in Gwin | nett t'otmty, Georgia, (on Towns' patent plan, neatly shingled i ;-;-l weatL rboarded) on the most direct rout leading from > irginia, North and Soutlt Carolinas, and the eastern part es *' anta, Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, and the western par; <>l '1 etmessee. The safety and facility of a Ibid;:'; is so wen known, that we deem it unnecessary to ttoitlde the public with a description of the advantages, but ourselves we will bo liberally patronised. I he read shall be at all times plentifully supplied w ith pro visions at the cheapest ratus. R. McAFEE & GREGGRY. Slflt. I J I O | !|- C’-£.*.*aJ2:7X» 1-7.' ! „;k E»“7 NA NJ,'. NX T 3. I *. I!I 'I\"AV. AY from the Subscriber, r i'-f ••bout the 12(li of February last, a ueijro \ [ * 1,; : ico.i-d IP)-, nv d . bout thirty-six years, about r * . ? ‘‘‘H hh Ih 1 hi;. 1 h, pihJ w< iiih: hlxhil IT) pounds, I|* f■ c ; ' ,ri hl : lively nppciirmH.e, bn . n .-CHF g.i .me of ■ ' lH ftppr.nrt u:ia ■< !),(•(. ... n Ij n A . " ' ’ mt. U hen hi tt henrd from ho was in ■ • he th re • \\ < 1 ... . »*'■'. •.!IA ,t. *l. G • li:L <1 t;* (k om - to I b ‘' ’• I’HJOP. so in 110 (liivc.ijtm of ’ cHiit u, re, ns | > !•<• '.. i I . I '' l ' » t r /< ” hln,Do< a s?r> ft nude under, of Bedford ' in'an ia ’ u 1- ''V "!*>> > ’:• lon tin.! oaf- confine i-*i f /lu I'-.f* '■■< ' '"* ildbrmnJion )*- \ z „ r » retj*dc*Hce nea-Ei*e. Gr« • n coi.iti. Ah ' "' ’ : "*' ‘ ll “ Bit lAN ncxEtb' OUR CONSCIENC E OU R C TII Y QUR PAR TY. MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA, TCEsWy MOANING, NOVEMBER 5, 183!). ejIOUR MONTHS Uli -r duts, application will be tnatla to the lufericr I out tot J uh it, vvltil , .‘ .tlting ffir ord mar v inirpo, , . ■ 1 ,vo tu s the r.’a!< vlutcSf Joliu Is. .•>! tighter,dece I. comity. EARAII SLAUGHTER, Adm’x. August G, 1839. . U 8 4m l.u '.; U’O r .7O'/i.V-i i -j, 'E earnestly call the public att,’inion to the lolioa inn certifi ntes, V V and it' necessary, to enqul:.- cf those who live among you, whose namese ou will find annexed, of tire good resulting from the operation op TJIU FEATUEIi DJIXSSEK, ns we are fully aware that sati-dlu-timi Ims been given to all who have tried it. The' weather is getting cool, and now is the time to cull and have your beds made sweet and comfortable. W e will have two Machines in operation iu a few days, in order that wc mav get work doue with despatch. , ALL XANDER A SPECK. 1 do hereby certify, that 1 In.ve had my teatlier.r renovated bv the Stenin Feutiier Dre scr, and 1 dob ..e pleasure ia rccoimnehdiug it to all who desire cleanliness, health mid comfort; I have tried both oidand new feathers, and find each very much beiieiilted. It destrovs all nn plcurnuumutll, kills the iuotlis,'ni«d causes the feathers to e:. umd with elasticity T. N I’AULI.A.LN, .1. I). W’c cheerfully concur with Doctor Pauilaiti in the above certificate. L. I’. THOMPSON, Id. 1). ’THOMAS W. GRIMES, M. J>. W. 1. STRAIN, r. M. Grecnesboro’ Gu., 11th May, Inbd. We Inivo also certificates similar to tho above from the following gen .'■ymen. residents of Wusliiugton, Wilkes county, aud Crawfordville, Taliaferro county: JAS. T. HAY, ST. D. FRANCIS F. WILLIS, M. D. JAS. N. WINGFIELD, 111. D. F. FICKI.IN, M. D. JNO. G. CRANE, DANIEL LUU., JOS. W. ROBINSON. P. M. JOHN D. THOMPSON, I BRADFOHD MERRY, G. ANDPU.W S, Judge 8. C. JOHN IL BURKS, JOHN BOREN, W M. S. THOMAS, LEWIS S. BROWN, JAS. R. DUBOSE, : A. S WINGFIELD, I HENRY TMEHELL, JOSEPH MOSELEY, G. P. COZART, W e would also refer to the following gentlemen, residents of Milledge- ROBERT McCOMBS, COL. YOUNG, COL. J. ANDERSON, MR. NEWELL, DOCTOR EDWARDS, my Tlu> Aln..t>t„„ ; ■ 1.. v.- Ihe .ilnclnite n now tu operation ou the corner ol the square op posite the Court House, uud southwest of Beecher A Brown’s llotel. N. B. Persons wishing to have their tiels washed, euu do so during the limo their feathers are renovating, without any inconvenience to us". September 10, 1839.-33-ts- EXECLTIVE DEPARTMENT, Ga f Milledgevili.e, 29th Muy, 1839. $ WHEREAS by an Act <>f the General Assembly ul this State, passed the 2utb Ddceuber, 1838, entitled “An Act to piovide for the call of a Convention to reduce tbe number of the General Asseuibly of’he State aud for other purposes therein oeuied,” it is provided “That it shall uc the duty ot his Isiiceilency iiic Governor, to pub licity to the alterations aud awcudiueute made iu th** Con stitution, in icfcrence to the reduction of the number of mem bers composing the Geueral Assembly • and the £rst unday in October, next after tbe rising of said Convention, he shall fix ou for tiie ratiiicatiou, by the peupte, of such ameudmvuts. alterations, m now article*,, they Uuy make fur ihtf objects of reduction and equalization of the General Assembly only: and if ralined by a majority cf the voters who vote ou the question of‘Katificatiok,’ or ‘No Ratification,* then aud in that event, the alteration soby them made aud ratified, shall l»e binding on the people of this State, and not other wise.”—And d)!if ram the delegates of the psoplrof thin State alterntoinx and amendments of the Constitution of this State, touching the repteseutauou of the people ia the Genera! As sembly thereof, to wit: ‘•THE CONVENTION assembled under the Act “to provide for the call of a Convention to reduce the number of the Getterul Assembly ut the State of Georgia, aud for ether purposes therein named,’’ passed lite 26th day of December, 1838, having met, under the Prtx-lamatiou of the Governor, on Monday the Gib day us May, 1839, propose as the final re sult of their deliberations, the ioilowittg, to be amendments to the Constitution of the Slate of Georgia, and present the same to bis Excellency the Governor of the Slate, that pub- r Icity may be given to said alterations aud amendments, accor , ding to the sixth secUou ot the Act under which the Conven tion assembled: AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA. The House of Representatives shall be composed of mcm- I bers from all the Counties which now arc or hereafter may he included within this Stale, according to their respective numbers of free white persui’s, aud including three-fifths of all the people of color—to be ascertained iry an actual ettu , met ation to be made from time to time, at intervals of seven ' years, as now by law provided. Each county shall he enti tled to one member. Each county having a representative population, as above specified, of six thousand persons, shall be entitled to one additional member ; aud each county hav ing such rep esentative population of twelve thousand per sons, shall be entitled to two additional members; but no county shall have more than three members. i T heuumber of members of w hich the House of Represen tative-. will he composed, according to the aforesaid ratio.and the last census, shall not hereafter be increased, except when a new county is created ; and it shall bo the duty of the Le gislature, at their session to be bolden next after the enumer ation provided for by law, so to regulate the ratio of repre sentafion as to prevent such hicreane. ’ h« Repieseutatives shall be chosen annually on the first Monday of October, until such day of election shall be altered by law. ■ Ihe Senate shall consist of forty-six members, elected an > nualiy, onthe first Monday in October, until such day of elce , non shall he altered by law* ; and shall bo composed of one member from each of the forty-six Senatorial Districts follow- ing: 1 Chathnm and Effingham, 2 Scriven and Burke. 3 Richmond and ('oluiJibiu. 4 I iucohi nnd Wilkey. 5 fJbert and Miidii’on. 6 Hiibcrrbnhi and Lumpkin. 71 iiion and Rabun, 3 Forsyth and Hull. 9 Jackson and Franklin. 10 (.’lurk and Oglethorpe. . 11 Green and Piilnnin. 4 12 Taliaferro mid Warren. j 13 Hancock and Baldwin. ill \\ ashing ton an I JetTcrsnn. ' L> 1 jiFiniK I and Montgomery, i I 10 Liberty and Bryan, j - 17 'l'atlnall and Bulloch. •I 1 3 Mclntosli and ( dynn. 11'd ('nuiden an<i Wuvne. 20 XV arc and Lowndes. •?l Telftiir and Appling. 2*-‘ Laurens and Wilkinson. i 23 Pulaski and Twiggs. . And whenever hereafter the Legislature shall lay off ami cstaldtsh a new county, it shall be added to the most contigu ous Senatorial District having the smallest tepresentntivo I’-Pul-Miot.. JAMES M. WAYNE, i’rcsi.lent , , of the Convention. Attest: Lucien La Paste, Sec’ry of tho Convention.” , 1 therefore in conformity with the provisions of the before > recited ..ct, do hereby gtve publicity to the same, and enjoin , each voter for rm-nd.ers of the General Assembly of this Sime. , oil the day therein specified, to wit: on tho first Monday in J Octobci next, !o gtvo hi-, vote o( ‘'KnlijlctHi-w" or** No /»•</,'- as provid *d i u hf ,„| ,*. (t; .; ilt| li( . lt lh ., esi(|i . olheers certify lite same to this Dopa; tn iollt , !i( eur<lingly. - . G:\en under my htiml and seal of the Exccn I I <LH. , five I).---imem, ntttie j.i.i n Mtik.lgevillo I I llos tho‘Gy and year first above written. . ~ GEORGE R. GILMER. i By the (•overnor : ‘ John IL Steele, S. E, D. Juno 1. 20 ' r FRED. LAWRENCE, MACAJAH T. ANTONY, A. A. CLEVELAND, JAS. W. PRICE, JAS. ALEXANDER, JAS. MULL, I Col. CHAS. L. HOLTON, PRICE M EVER, G. W. JAPuIE TT, W. F. SCHAW’, JAS. WINGFIELD, JOHN DYSON, A. H. CALDW ELL, ALFRED L. BOREN, WM. DEVAUX, LLOYD V.'. SHACKELFORD, THCS. CHAFFIN, Gt STI 3 LUCKETT, DOCTOR LAWRENCE. COL. HAYNES, CHAS. W. CHOATE, MR. VAIL, MR. BOWERS. THOS. RAGLAND, &e. Ac. 21 Bibb and Crawford. 25 Joncß and Jaaper. 2d Butts an<l Slonroc. nn un< * Walton. 28 DoKitib and llcnrv. 29 Newton .“•.nd Morgan. 30 Gihner mid Murray. 31 (’ass anil Cherokee. 32 Cobb r.ud (-ampbrll. 33 Coweta and Fayotle. 34 .Mcrriweih’T and Talbot' 35 Pike and I Jpson. 36 iloitaionand Biecrni. 37 Dooly and Irwin. 33 Thomas and Decatur. 39 Baker and Early. 40 Lee and Sumpter. 11 Randolph and Stewart. 42 Muscogee and Marion. 43 Harris and Troup. 41 Heard and Carroll. 45 Paulding and Floyd. 46 Chattooga, \V r alkcr and Dade. THE GREAT WESTERN. J LlXiil'.l’l AND 'llli. UNION FOBEVER —Tilt PKI.NCIPLIiS OF WASHING TON, JEFF MU ON AND JACKSON. r.N proposing to establish in the city of Now Orleans, a new paper un der the above title, we are encouraged by tbe glowing non magnifi cent prospects which seem to Lover around this uiivrhtv Emporimn of the West, pointing its deslini.-s to a niimmii of commercial grandeur, to ~ vvaich Uo Other City in the world cm ever expect to reach. Nor are ~ luc e prospreta confined elotm to N-vv Orleans. Who we take into i f view the iniincions wido-sp,o.id, and r-Jss-1 d i,,i :.i ~,l’ttie noble Missis sippi, winding th. m-elves tlnmugh an extent of Country so iinineiiselv yn..;t; embiaimig the most fertile im.l productive region' perhaps in tbs known world; with a climate uhd sceuerv us bcuiuiful ua nutiire could e tbrin them; and n population ol li ii-dy, inilustiioiu freemen, increasing J wuh every hour of the day, we do not hesitate in J. ■liiring our oulnio::. that the West i.*« de-tined, ut tin curly dav, to h. oue >1 i e !!jest, tl.e t noblest sections of coalite,. rm the tlie of the ::!o'n-; u’ul th .1 ■■.'.■■.■/Gr leans, us a comim-rciu! , toy, at no very distant period, cUna the proud appellation i.!'Albaress us ihe W r.d.:. e W ith such a field, tlnm, trs : spread Indbro u e we cannot but fccleon ’ scions of our hiiccess ul the i.v/:Oitant Juber.; v.bi. lj ,ve are obom to un- J dertake. Located. ■ , be, at the eeiirri ■ fthe almost - i .Hue commercial bnsine. ci dm “ G’zr. V ’o'erd,” anil d ■ i.uiug lliatuur ‘ paper shiul embrace all iamlii.mnce of importmtee, oftlm United States and <,i 1 oreigu Govcrcn crl , i. will be found especially interestingninj useful to every class ol our leliuw citizens throughout the Western comitr.y Tur: Gl’Kvr Westxhn will be ,d .voted mainly to Commerce, Will support the intarr sts es A rieallure, mid will take its political posi tion mat plant its standard ttpirn tl.e b. oad nar-jp-.t ol' Democracy; it will . also extend its notice to the i. wro.,:, .IX’-.* . . to Ugly Ac. , CoMMEitcK.-—1 he larger portion of this paper will be strictly coinnier ciul. All intelligence of of lids character, both domestic and foreign, wdl be snimned up al us early a moment ns possible, so us to af ford onr mercantile patrons every description of news which they can desire, under this head. ActuciiLTum:.—While every other branch of industry iu the United States is receiving fresh uiideucouiagitiK impulses for pc. sovei ance, this most important ot ell, seems to flag behind the general mareli of im provement and prosperity; and, ?asu-»d us being placed at tbe head of our general national policy, and receiving t'mt fostering care and protec tion to whieli it is so pre-etniuimily entitled, is left to grope its wav, sim ply by tile dint ot that perseverance and unwearied iudastiy so cliaiuc teristtc of our hardy imnutryuieu. It will be our especial cure to sustain the interests uTtliis class of our fellow citizens. Poli Tics.—This department of onr paper is one iu which every class ul our citizens is interested. Under this head we shall give the general pplitKul iniulligerfeeol the whulucouuUv ; while wmu/thc conductors sLmorr w “ l ’ or to 2 ’ • “‘I °“ r 2cul ’. f:uth measure# of policy as alone will tend, iu ot.l opmioti, to the promotion of our general prosperity us y people, lire pe^i|)ctutition of our our belox ed*L : uiu- . 1 his paper, therefore, will i.. purely l)ei,iocr::.‘:-: hi its principles; ha ving lor its oojeclthe uUltision of equal rirkls, equal unequal burlkeue, thereby promoting the general happiness of die people; and to this <Jitd will ullour energies be directed. W ith regard to the great qnestimis of policy which are now agitating the people of the I mted Stales, respecting the currency, we unhesita tingly declare our culirc preference us the independent Treasury system, from our belief of its strict constitutionality, and in its tendency, better calculated to promote tire general prosperity of ail classes, than any otli er which., iu our view, can be epne cived. v. e are strict constructionists of the Federal Constitution, and shall a waj sopj.os»‘ those splendid scheme^,'or ‘ Autericau Systems’ ofinonop ol\ , v bich have ever chnracteiiwed (he policy of die Federal opposition, recognising no implied iuterpretuuous of that instrument, and believing that the ‘ULNEItAL \V ELFARL ofevery portion of our v. itle-snieau c.onteJoracy, d pends on a strict udherance to its plain and straightfor ward meaning, we shall not be sparing in our expositions! and denuncia tions v! l.mse during attempts which hsive and are now being made bv the reckless and aspiring leaders of the L ed nd Party, to rend assunder th’s Charter ot our rights n;*d liberties, and rear upon its ruins ikrne .tly Hdvucmmg'lhuvfme,'‘ we' iiiiill always do, these great and immmmmtul pnuraples ot urn- g O verui.mut, v. luelra. ere eoueoived bv av u liiuiis and patriotic ancestry while strug;,liug fur the rights mid lib cities ul mankind, wc shall, in al! cj. cs, give oursupport, or public oili- I ces, to such men as vye are assured shall have the pcrtrioti.Bm, laleuts, iirumess and disposition to sustain aud can v out those principles suc cessfully. \\ uh all our zeai and abihtv, ihuieforc, we shall aavocute the 'v-electniiofMAßl’lN VAN BUREN, for the next I’nsidentinl term, wit.i the .iillestcoutidence in his exalted talents, integrity and patriotism emiuneed t. it upon liis success depends, in av, ry great measure, the firm aud 1 islrag establi-umeet of those glorious principles of our revolu tion, so admirably me ted open by \\ ushiugton, Jel'tcrsoti, Madison, aud Juen ,ua. A.;J fi tim second office in the gift of the American people, wc s.auu aseoruif.llv ..ve cur support to the Hou. Joittr Forsyth now Secretary ot Suite.' ' Itiuiramraeing our preference of these talented, patriotic, long-tried and appan.-d slnlesmeii, lor the highest offices in the government, we feel a giowing '. uiiu.! •nee iu th? alm .-i urn l nhuous approval of onr fellow cili ;.v?s cj the Wot. wiiiiaii ; ..nli .g belief that they will rally arouud the - -tn u ?. a u - i 1 i ’ P‘ !,l| dlj unfurling to the breeze the mimes of these Mkc 11 a . c , onr klluw citizens, uiuong w 1. omwhl'Jl'lT “ J.hL'-orfila'z’j* snail have a hearing. \\ e invite them to the use of’our columns. Their rights and interests must b.- m-tained. Domestic <<ml Foreign iiitdli^eiice. — Under these clilTcreijt heads will be found all important general intelligence, both al home and abroad. City Aeirs.— 1 his head will embrace all matters and occurrences of interest, of every character, relating to, or transpiring within the city. We shall reserve a large portion of our paper for Advertising Patron", both of the city and country; aud as we anticipate a numerut’.:; subserl’)- tion list and a wide-spr< ad circulation, it will he to the interest of adver tisers to appear in our columns. i t is contemplated lor this paper to be published daily, semi-wecLlu, and meekly, ou the following TERMS. lor i he daily paper #l2 6*) per annum. “ “ semi-wevklv jw.pcr, BC9 “ “ “ “ weekly ‘ “ SCO “ “ firfbstrrijjlioHS to bo paid, in all cases, in advance, or satisfactory city reference given, ortho guarantee «>f the Postmaster, at the office to which the puper is,ordered, for its payment. Advertisements will be inserted.conspicuously, at the usual citv rates, 1 hose sent from a distance must be paid for in advance, ora satisfactorv city reference given. City subscribers will leave their orders at the Post Office, with the name ol the street and number of their residence; aud those ut a dis tance will direct theirs to the Editors, at New Orleans. AU letters on business connected with the papers, must be said, or they will in no instance be taken from the office. Iho publih.ition ot this paper will be- commenced some time in the month of October next—if :herc is a sufficient number of subscribers at thin time to justify it. Onr friends therefore will please sendintheir names and subscription lists in time. O’ Editors throughout the Tinted Stales are respectfully requested to give this prospectus a tew inseriions. a EDWARD DELONY’. August 13, 1839. 29 LL/’ i’he Fditorhas made arrangements for furnishing the most impor htny and interesting Texas nexvs, from various points in that Republic, at the earliest mom nts. PROSPECTUS OF THE Tg>. Jk r*N wt®. «set» foi- £.4 wJ W AMORMNCPAI'EK, PUBLISHED IN AVGUSTA, GEo A a ; . IJV PRITCHARD & BUSIi, FJXHI-. DAIL\ is devoted to the dissemination of all th. itn -B- portant intelligence ot tile day, foreign ami domestic. I he political coniplexion of the" News will he decidedly demrscjatic. Ilwiil hecvcr toun'.li-ontending for the legitimate ricins of the people— and will sustain an.v party v. hose object is the promotion of the best in teiests 01 American Democracy, and will support any man whoso exer tions aic dneeted to forward the same glorious principles. But to any other party, or to any other men, we shall never contribute our mite to advance or elevate. \V..‘ shall support Martin t an Buren for the Presidency in preference to llcnrv Clay. We know that Mr. cn Buren, if elected President, will sustain t.ie South, net only in her domestic institutions, but against tho endeavors soon to he adopted to injure her agricultural interest. The administration of Mi, \ an Buren has already done nsueli to advance the prosperity and htifpiiieis of our country; ur.d we feel every disposition to allow him to continue-another term in the discharge of tho duties wlm h lie has thus far so ciedttubly performed. Even awarding to Mr. Clay nil that bis must ardent friends claim for him, we cannot see any goo.l reason why he shouldsttpereede Mr. Van Buren, at the approach ing el ■. tioti. , Mr. Vr.n Buren, by the high mind. <1 policy pursued in the Cim ..han diHiculties, ic’d the mol * tbii'atcni’m troubles -Towing out of the boimdiiry quc>mm b fwevutlic gi-.enmiclit of Xlaine and the nutlm- I lines ot till'provim c ot Neo llntm wick, has won tint confidence and support ot the Ameriemi people. A war would have been,as it ever has, uriil ever will be, desti uciive to the agricHlmre nmi commerce of tins ■*Soutb, and any nn .-ms consistent with the honor mid character of our c.ountiy. should alwm s i.m adopted to avoid collision v. ith foreign pow er.-.: aud mor. piirlieulm I v with a govcrtmi 'nt whore manufactures con tribute so much to oin iut<.. st and prosperity as that of England. The commercial department of ourpaper eiitdl rcm-ivc considerable at tention. V, o will gr. e regular rpiolations of (lotton during tho business ! season,of the. Aug,ism, ( pnrlosmn, Savannah, New '. ork, Mobile, New i Orleans, and other m i. hets in our o s 11 country, and the state of the prin cipal . .m-opeim markets. Om-menus of obtaining commerciid informa tion win not be i< “arded ns Imiited, bv those who may consult our col umn.- from the middle of September to June. No inconsiderable portion ci’cm* columns, time, and attention will bo devoted m l)mm' tie news. The daily iinportmit, as well us very ludi crous trials m onr higher ns well a. luferiol Courts of Judicature, rlitdl be thrown l.<’h>re our n-.i.ler;'. As .hey arc matters on public record, we will ttimscribe them ihto our paper. They w ill prove interesting to ma ny ot our read. . -s colli f,r temporary perusal, ns well ns for subsequent reference; mm will, no donbqhmi every happv tend nev in correltmg or confirming the daily mushroom sin ten., uts that grow out of publie tri als of every kind. • We shall. ndenvorto ronduet the Dally Ni ws in a lively mid u ■roon hlo trimmer, mid in . r reitccl upon any person or partv without cau'e. . ue vices mid lolltes ot the i. ■ ■ nre i ■ I subjects of ridicule, mid when ever wc. led dispo.ti.il ** ire « xh >u: t 1 : ’ 1.1 up." TT.KMS; I Jhe I' itav ki.w.- will be -• m m subscribers at $5 n year, pnimli/e in ' ■ i-. ■' bo re-toe i i ||,-> emmtry, eim be. furnished with the iI” : * ; '. ■; i: ’ s piibiit* li.m. ill turms that may be known bv upplie ill mat th.- pmm mum office, Smgie copic-, the l-erits. . ' ■ •">. !l ‘ ''' ■■* ” <i(s for the first, m.d I ‘.l * 101 GM I\. 1. . l ilt ! list I uot .1 senate, (J 2 I if;;'.-*) or les.-. I F ' f’ ' • ”■ : 31 ■ •i,*|, iti . int.flits, wiiicli iniiv !;*i / i “* ?‘ l knorubk* for h<| u i risers. 1 1 hut tin y will at once perceive without nruch ictioction. V. IL. ECmiINSON, Proprietor! WHOLE NUMBER 301. UNITED STA' 'AP.S HAL’S ' sold on ll ' ; "’" ej ‘ li, y ’« DECEMBER next, before the Uoi.rt House doot iu the city of Mil ledgeville betwecu the usual bouts of sale the following pto ' pertytov.it; , The undivided half of Lol No. tiiirty-seven in the twenty.- ■ first district of formerly Mu ■ ogee, now Harris county. Said ' let contains 202.! tvres. 1 \fi d on a» the property of George IL Jrt m, to satisfy a fi. t;i. in favor of the Post Master Gett , era! of the United States. I Also at lite same time aud place, fraction No. two hundred and f. e::ty-tv.;>, itt the tenth District of Muscogee county : < outaiain,.; eighty acres more or less levied on as the proper . ty of Stephen Kerwin to satisfy a fi. fa. iu fayor of the Uni ted States of America, vs. Green Tatum and Stephen Ker win. Also at the same time ami place, the west half of Lot No. 11 ty five iu the first District of Coweta county, containing one hundred one and cue fourth acres, be the same mote or less, levied on as Ute property of Anthony North, to satisfy a. fi. fa. itt favor of the Post Mrster General of the United States, vs. said Anthony Norlli, aud Benton Walton. * WAI. J. DAVIS, Marshal Qc’obc,- 29, -!Q Dist: of Georgia! EXEC SCSI’S S/XEZ % a, . e fe’SFILL BE SOLD, ou the first Tuesday in DECEMBER next, at the Court House in the city of MACON the following property to wit: Bdl, a likely boy about 21 years old, Henry 22, Easter 17’ aud mtaut child—Maria 30, aud Burrel het sou 4 years Jetu uy ou, Dick aud his wife Funny about ’lO, aud Matilda’a Hr! 18 years old. °- I he above negroes arc very likely, and all of them first . Due bouse servants—tbe women are excellent cooks, ironers ■ and washers, aud in addition tn these qualities, Matilda and I Easter are good seampstre-r.es. Tbe mea ate good ostlers j aud .'a-jilim- '..ith all the duties of house service. 1 Also ut the same tituo aud place the following real estate -100 acres of SWJMP L.'.ND, on the Macon : known as Lot No. 112, adjoining .Shue, Bailey aud ethers’ This lot from its locution, aud the whole of it being high and arable, aud the soU of superior quality, is considered as a most desirable piece of property, to any citizen of Macon. One two acre Lot, well improved with comfoitabie builds ings, adjoining Aire. Williams and Mr. Sir ng. known recent ly as the waslt house and gulden of the Central Hotel. ; Also the ICE HOUSE recently belonging- to the Central llotel. The above properly is offered for sale as a portion of the estate ol Joint Williams, lately deceased : aud his represent tuttves rre prepared to execute thost undoubted titles. The whole wiil he sold on a credit until tl.e 25th day of Decem ber 18-ilt, with interest from the day of sale, aud in every in-. Stance tbe most indisputable security will be required. K. S. WILLI \ALS, ) J. J. WILLIAMS, y Executors. N. G. WILLIAMS, \ October 15, 1839. 38 ids. WSXEOTTOIVS SALS. ILL be sure on Monday the 18th day of rNO VEMBER next, in the county us B..LDWIN, all the perisha ble property of the estate of John Williams, deceased, con | sistiug of Negroes. Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep, and plan tation utensils. The stock of Horses, Cattle and Sheep of imported breeds, and highly improved. , Sale to take place ut tbe Rock, lauding plantation, at 10 o’clock A. M. ~ al the plantation of said deceased iu the county of BAKI-.K, on iMonday the 25th ol tbe same mouth, all the 9 l ’°P el ' t y ot deceased, iu said county of Baker,. S teep, t orn, i'odder, pit,-.ration tools, &.C. And the” 1 ~Ar. 1 Ai ION coti.->istiii- of about 300 acres open laud un* der excellent fence, and not surpassed in fertility by any lands in tbe State, will be rented out to lhe highest bidder for the term of twelve mouths from the fust of January 1840. The stock of emtio is large, and will be from three to five hundred head. 1 i.e terms ol the above sales will be—all sums under SSO cash—over SSO a credit of twelve months, with interest from the date, aud good and ample secuiity in ail cases to be ap proved bv tin- executors. .!> me v.\rumtH b - R. S. WILLIAMS, 5 J. J. WILLIAMS, \ Executors. N. G. WILLIAMS,) Oetiib»»i* 15, 1839. 33 tds * EXECUTOR’S SALE. ■ A GUISE ABLY to the last will of Patrick Scott, late of TjiL Pike county, deceased, v.iii be sold tit public* outcry, at i the Gouri House in said county, on the first Tuesday in DE GF.MBF.It next, That valuable settlement of LAND, comprising 600 acres; whereon the deceased lived, well improved and in excellent repair. It lies font* tidies S. VV. of Zebulon, near, and part :ly on Gray’s Ferry Road. The settlement comprises a good i and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, out houses, Gin ! house. Screw, &c. <Nc. in a section of country surpassed by I none in the State fur its salubrity, enjoying facilities for an i outlet to the range of Pine .Mountains, rare ami valuable It also contains a SPRING, HIGHLY MINERAL. which; is vety near one, (though not mt the land) which, from its immense discharge of water, and its tepid temperature, would’ warrant the assurance of being, at no distant day, a place of fashionable resort. There are contiguous Lands which are in the market, so that the settlement could be enlarged to al most any desirable extent. On Tuesday, the 31st of DECEMBER thereafter, al tho late residence of the deceased, 1 will sell the remaining part of tho perishable estate, corn, fodder, stock. A c. some furni ture. among which there will be from 30 to 40 pork hogs, very fine indeed*. , And on tho first Tuesday in JANUARY thereafter, at the Court House in Zebulon, I will sell the NEGROES of the deceased, eight in number, some very likely anti valuable. Tho terms, most likely, will lie easy. ( HAS. McDOWELL, Executor. Octobers. 1839. 37 Lit. - - - ‘NOTICE. ‘. A GREEABLE to an order of the Inferior Cour; of Randolph counts Georgia, will be sold on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next u't tho Court lloitFc in the town of Greensboro’, One Hundred and Thirty Acres of Land, adjoining of William Armor, mid one half of what is'known to be Gar ner’s f.-rry, belonging to the heirs of William S. Groner, dec’d. Also at tho same time in the town of Mr.Donom li in llcnrv Comity, Two Hun- 1 | died Twoanda half Acres, lying near the Snapping Shoal, known a» ine place belonging to the estate of Wilffam $. Gainer, dec’d. Also at' lue same time in the town of Carrolton, Two Hundred Two mid a half Acres whnm was drawn by the children of William S. Garner, late of Henry County, dec’d. Terms made known on the day of sale. (>m.* >. It: be sold nl the Court House door in Emanuel couu-i | ® d ty, on the first Tuesday in .Liiniary next, all the Lands i belonging to the Estate of William Beasley, late of said county, deceased, agtet able to an orderof the Inferior Court. ELIZABETH BEASLEY, Adm’rx. f Also will bo sold all the Lands bolonging to the Estate of James Hall, Sr. late of said county deceased, cold agreeable to an order of said Court. MITCHEL NEEAL, Adm’r. G.*i. 2D, 18139. 40 _t<ls_ IWOTWJE. .... A LL persons indebted to me by note or open account are 1&. requested to -nil tinj settle by the Ist of January next, m* they will heplaced i.t the li,intis of an oilieer I’m* colleCs 'ion- JAMES T. LANE [6— ts. run) cl’ ~ Ff* * ' ■'* heirs ami le itee-.4 M les Bembry, late of Pulas-. _li. hi co.uitv <lee< a-md, are iioieby notified that I intend m apply al thou xt Slip: lim* Court to be held in said county lot* u writ of Dower in the i< ill . state of said deceased J 1 , , MARY ANN BEMBRY. June 38th 1338.—24—in-lip