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IMPORTANT FROM THE EAST SYRA.
with the hot debauch
ADVICE TO GEN. HARRISON. !
\ writer in the Public Advaliser, a llarrison pa- j Bombardment and Capture of the For/re
over the signatured Publieola, advises the Gen- f Jmn (V Acre!—Terrible Lost
eral among otherthings, to tender to Mr. V ail Burett, important intelligence of the
a mission to the Court of ot. James —not to urge ture of the celebrated fort res
die creation of a National Bank, ‘’until the evils whir!) once resist d the power of NapoJ. on, was pub- j fopted by the indecent show, and more than ever rea-
nrophesied of the Sub-Trcasm v shall be in _soiuc | lislied in the Lond " ‘ ' 11 ' *' ’ ' ‘
degree sustained”—to abstain from the exe-cise of ollieial account of
doubtful, or disputed powers—and to be the Presi- appeared in the London Gazette of the 1st inst. The j °^" l * ,c
dent of the whole people, and not of a party. following is taken from the official despatch:— them a feeling of respect for themselves and others,
“Ouing to the light winds, the ships did not get in- i showing them a sight like this.—Fhiladchdtia
to action till 2. P. JM. on the Jd, when an animated Courier.
fire was commenced and maintained, without inter- —
mission, until darkness closed the operations of the j GEORGE WASHINGTON,
day. About three hours later. The governor, with' The following brief, but beautiful and eloquent al-
Thcy bad come to riot ill the 1 direct that the second pun ml shall |>e summoned to appear, ! A N \CT to icgulnte the time of holding the Superior
r the 1 -ra*- C
don papers of the 27th ult, and the ( b' to make work for us, thejudge and tlielianginan.”
f this victory by the Allied Powers ! O, wise law-makers, who think to soften the hearts
Reckon he’ll be thought very old fadiioncd iu bis
notions, by the “ victors” at Washington.”
EIGHTH OF JANUARY 1S15.
This day twenty six years ago, was achieved the
memorable victory of New Orleans, which ga'e bon-j
orablc peace to onr country. Tlte resignation of ‘
General Harrison had been succeeded b\ the appoint-,
nient of AnuKIAV Jacks w ho reached New Or
leans in time to assume command of the American
Arniv, thatsaved the doomed city from being despoiled
oi'its beautii and booty. V etilv that was a lucky resig
nation for New Orleans—that of General Harri'on.—
We understand tlie dav will he cotnmeinoiateJ by the
Metropolitan Breus, of ibis C ity.
of the garrison, quitted the town, which was hision to George \\ ashiugton, closes the third voltim
ion of by the allied troops, ;it daylight j Mr. Bancroft’s History of the United Stales, ami
solemnly agreed to he at peace. The treaties of Aix she ] Ii,it en-rt,.I a.. < • > ,, » . ; on- muni, jiuih.ij m marcu auu .-epicimicr.
la Ciiapelle had been negoti;ited bv the ablest states- tins of Hie Stale of Ciofia in Genemi ‘ffni/i nlT"" ... s?e,: ’ ~ 4,1,1 U H farther muctcd by the authority aforesaid.
men of Europe, it. the spendid forms of monarchical « >^by enacted by the authority of the 'same. 'iL'r i he fl'mc , ! t'l ^ ^ h . w %“ , ! li,a,n, 3 a ^ i,,sl lh “ acl ’
diplomacy. They believe themselves the arbiters of ! ! llo " c ': lw f<«tun;ita drawers m take mu Grunts to I.amls I C ’ ‘ R " ell \ f?l/li.S J. JlaNKINr?
A WORD ABOUT POLITICS.
Since the bite triumph of tom-foolery over princi
ple. virtue and intelligence, we have felt little inclina
tion to write or speak upon the sir ject of party or
politics. We have felt too strongly the painful sense
of national degradation which the late disgusting
scenes have producer!, to wish to dwell for one moment
upon the mortifying result. Let us he understood, j
It is not that we were defeated—;t i- not that tne op
posite party In ve triumphed over the democracy of
the land, that we have well nigh abjured partisan pol
itics forever; far, very far, from it; that has never
given a momentary pang ; but it is the base ignoble
means by which the triumph was achieved; the bn- .
miliating attitude it lias placed the American people
bt fore the face ol the wind * civ
iiiiiph oljt is'ion and prejudice <
common sense, of degrading mummery over the tle-
c> ncics of life, of rioting an.I debauchery <*ver moral-
i: \ and good order ; this is what we deplore ; this ear
th's the rankling dagger of shame home to the very
heart’s core.
a portioi:
taken po
the following morning. The moral influence on the j indicates the period at which the author lias arrived
cause in which we are engaged that will result form its ! 111 Us great w ork:—
surrender, is incalculable. * * * * “Thus, after long years of strife, of
“During the bombardment the principal magazine ’ re p cse ; tt**d of strife renewed, England and France
antj the whole arsenal blew up. By the explosion
two entire regiments, formed in position on the ram
parts, were annihilated, and every living creature
within the area of sixty thousand square yards ceased
to exist; the loss of life bring variously computed from
twelve hundred to two thousand persons.
“To her Majesty’s Ambassador at Constantinople
I have reported ti e measures 1 have adopted for the
temporary Administration of the pachulic of Acre,
pondingthe pleasure of the Sultan.
1 have the honor to he, Uc.
(Signed, C. F. SMITH, Colonel,
Commanding the forces in Syria.
EGYPT.
the London Times from Marseilles,
id.
may
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Stewart county, at ary time within fifteen days before i!m
tegular teun ot said liifcrior Court u.wfct such rules and teg-
ulatious as are now prescribed by law, provided this section
I , , , , , . , shall be so construi d is to extend to any oth.*r term of—ait! 1
people; to make them gentle and good; to give j Inferior, than the February term of eighteen hundred am! j
»! i n rr ni (ni* llititneultm.. .....I ««I. i foy[y t
Sec. 5. 2nd he it further enacted. Tint all laws and parts 1
of laws, militating against this act, be and the same are In n;- i
by repealed. j
Cl IA It I.E S J.J E N KI Nrt.
8[leaker rflhe House of Representatives.
TIIOMAS STOCKS.
Po sidnt of the Senate. t
Assented to 2 lilt. Pee. • 3-10.
CIIaJH.ES J. MCDONALD. Governor. j
A N ACT tv. be culilled an art to extend the time foi ta- j
S' ‘Oils, for I.unis in th.j eonntto of oiigiuullv
Fatly, Irwin, Apling, Hall, Habersham and R.dnm. and u, i
pioi ule for the ciispu^itioi* g( the same, if um grunted %\ili • i :
the time extended.
ottrfs in the counties ot Law rcuce and Thomas.
See. J. lit it cm;. It d by the Semite and House, of Rtpresen-
tuliges of the Slate of'Gcorgiit in General Assembly met, mntl it
is hereby mm led by the authority of the same. That from and-
after the first of January ik-.M, the lime of holding the Su
perior Courts in the counties of I,au reus and Thomas, shall
he as fell v.s: in the eouuty of Fawrcns, on the lir-t Monday
in March and Sept. mber. and in the county ofThoina-, on the
fourth .Muntiav i i May and November.
See 2. Ii it further enacted. That all laws or parts of laws,
militating against this art, be ami lht;y are hcrefiy repealed...
CHARLES J. JENKINS,
Sprat: r of the House cf Ite/m s. ntatires.
THOM \.S STOCKS.
Pn. iikul of the Semite.
Assented to 23d. Dec. JB10.
CII VitLES \ MeDONAl.H Gore r nor.
A \ ACT to repeat an aet to alter and fix the time of hol-
ding the iuli-rior Com ts in the county of Twiggs.
S' rr f. Hr ii enir/ed hy the S’nub and House of Reprtsen
tat ices of the State of (Uurprin in (it nr ml Assi mbit/ met. and
it is hereby enacted l.j the authority aforesaid. Thai fimn and
immediately aftei tin- passage of this aet. the following shall
be the time ol holding the Inferior Courts in said county, oo
ihefoiutl; Monday in March and Septc-mln r.
E
X lift's
of
N oveitiljer 2i>
The steamer Euphrates, which hutl been despatch
ed hy the French Consul, arrived direct from Alexan
dria at Toulon.
The Euphrates, which had left Alexandria oil the
iliv.cd world; the tri-■ 13th November, had announced the taking of St.
i\er judiremeHt and Jean d’Acre. That nows spread consternation in the
town; and it was stated that the Pacha, being discour
aged hy so many mislbrtttucs, had ordered Ibrahitti to
evacute Syria, counters mandeil the reinforcements
that he was sending to him, and gave notice to tlte , .
Governor of Cairo not to continue the levy that the Sv,ll . t ,u sax.iges
Y"’’ l ! ,e !’“ cilica,< "' s “f >'? "“Ii!,—recoimruc- ^ ^ '
ting the colonial system on basis which should endure
for ages,—confirming tlte peace of Europe I>v the
nice adjustment of material forces. At the very lime
of tiie congress of Aix hi Chappell, the woods of’Yir-
gmia sheltered the yon.hful George Washington, the a..::... n.n . , .... °
son of a willow. Born hy the side of the Potomac,
beneatli the roof of a W estmoreland farmer, almost
from infancy his lot had been the lot of an orphan.
No academy had welcomed him t<> its shades, no col
lege crowned him with its honors: to read, to write, to
cipher—these had been his degrees in knowledge.
And now, at sixteen years of age, in quest of an houest
maintninancc, encountering intolerable toil; cheered
onw ard by being able to w rite to a schoolboy friend,
“Dear Richard, a doubloon is my constant gain eve
ryday, and sometimes six pistols;” “himself his ow n
cook, having no spit but a forked stick, no plate but
a large chip;” roaming over spurs of the Alleghunies,
and along the banks of the Shenandoah; to nature,
and sometimes “spending the best of the day in ad
miring the trees and richness of the land;” among the
with their scalps and rattles, or tm-
limits to all tilings— latter had commenced to make amongst the Fellah
It has been said t!i it there
to patience, to good nature, to credulity : that human and Bedouins. It was added that during the morn-
nature cannot he Immbugui d beyond a certain point; ing of the 11th, Mchemet Ali made known to those
that although tin* necromancers of the day can do mu- of t lie foreign consuls w ho w ere at Alexandria his re-
n\ wonderful tiiimrs, they < nnnot make the sun rise solution to restore the Turkish fleet, and to content
in the West. '1 here is a certain boundary at w Inch himself with the hereditary government of Eg\ pt.
tlie iic g passive and egregious dupe stops short, and A council having been held in consequence of that
n fuses to he fooled any fin liter. We would fain hope declaration, tlie Euphrates w as despatched to convey
that a majority of'the people of these United Spates the news to France.
couth emigrants, “that would never speak English;”
rarely sleeping in a bed; bohling a bearskin a spleu- 1
ie ami the same is hereby e\
lemied to the first day of tiepteinberei-hteeu handl ed and f ,i -
ty-ime.
*'ee- 2. lie it further enacted. That from nndaft.-r tlte sail
lust tJay of September ci^h'ceii iiui:«Jrc<f nmj forty -one, a!i
die said oitids in said counties, of originally Early, Irwin.
ApjitiSv H-ill- Habersham ami ualam. which shall i!nm re
main ungrauted shall he considered as reverted to the State,
mid any person a citizen of this State I>v paying into the
Tieasuty the sum of one thousand dollars shall'ho"entitled to
and receive from the Surveyor (R-neial ;» gram to anv u:i-
a'anted lot of land in ilin counties aroresaid, f n)111 mufafter
tlie first day of October next, i>v paying into Um - l’i
the sum of four hundred dollars, from and after tlie first day
of November next, by paying into the Treasury t lie sum of
three hundred dollars from and after the first day of Decern
her next, by paying into tin* Treasmy the stun of two hun
dred dollars from mid after tlie first dav of January eighteen
hundred and forty-two, by paving into tlie Treasury liie sum
o! one hundred dollars, from and after tlie first day "of Febru
ary cightei n hundred and forty-two, by paving into the Trcas-
nsy the sum ot filty dollars, from and after the first day id’
March eighteen hundred and forty-two, by paving into thc
Ircas-ury the sum of twenty-five dollats, uuti irom and aftei’
the first day of April eighteen hundred ami forty two, any
person a citizen ot tlte aforesaid ritate by p.lying into tiie
i reasury the sum of five dollars, shall be entitied to and re
ceive from tlie Suivcyor (jeuerai a Grant, to any unjirantcd
lot ol land lying iu the comities aforesaid,
*cc. And be it further < nadt d, 'that should two or mine
ol such persons applying for a grant to tlie same lot of laud,
Sp /• of the If., isr of Represent cities.
THOM Art STOCKS,
i'resiif nl of the Senate.
to 2:5d. Dec. 1-fit.
CII Utl.t.rt J. Me DOW ALP, Govenurr.
►**« t
— ■ e •
i Pit OU f, A T* I AT I ON.
A second edition of Gixlignani’s Messenger announ
ces tlie following important intelligence:—“’I’lie sub
mission of M cliemet Ali is oflicially known. Minis
ie tched ibnt bontnlary at the late Presidential elec
tion. if not, w •; shall he lorced to declare ourselves
converted to the old federal tloctiine that “the people
are incapable ot scil-goveniment.” That the result
of the late election has greatly shaken our confidence
iu the capacity of the American people to govern
themselves, we will not attempt to deny.
But most of all h ive we marvelled at the self de- kislt Admiral’s ship and some small vessels were left
structive policy pursued at the South.—With inter- - at St. Jean d’Acre. The English are very busy in
did couch: glad of a resting place for the night upon *-• , .
... i , .. J. , ... ° . at the same time the ftiu vevor General shall mil the uam<:
a htl.e bay, straw, or bidder, and often camping «f a ll the persons so applviug i‘m«a Um and draw'oncout wl.ic!
in the forests, where the place nearest the fire was a
happy luxury;—this stripling surveyor in the woods,
with no companion lmt his unlettered associates, and
no implements ol" science but his compass and chain,
contrasted strangely with the imperial magnificence of
thccongress of Aix la Ciiapelle. And yet God had
selected, not Kanuitz, nor Newcastle, not a monarch
sh ill be entitled to the Grant, epou the payment of the above
price required unless one of the applicants ~h;di be the origi
nal drawer, then and in dial case the said drawer shall be
entitled to tlie Grant tur said laud, Rrov'ub d. That no out-in
dividual w ho shall have received a Grant, under this act shall
be privileged to draw with others for any other lot, nor any
individual who may have been fortunate in i.aving his or her
name drawn from the Hat as above stated.
rtec 4. And lie it farther enacted, That from and immedi
ately after the passage of this
. Minis- «£ Hiekouse of Hapsburg, nor of Hanover, but tiu. atc iy alter the passage of this act. any pe, son applying under
ters affirmed it yesterday, (Dec. 2) to several l)epu- ' u p nm t U l *° S ,ve an l "“f" ! 1 Se to ^airs, the first section of this act, to take out any Grant in the above
ties in the S die des Conferences ” :,lli ’ RS *' sr as evenls ca!1 depend on an individual, described counties, shall take an oath, that he is the proper
vvi ,i i* i i ,i * . re • n had placed the rights and the destinies of counties
»> lieu tlie Euphrates left the coast of bvna all the .... , , , * . . ,,
i> i , - ,, i i> , ,* rp millions in the keening ol the w idow s son.
liritisli ships had returned to lieyrout; only tlie 1 nr- 1 ^
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
1, l:
A.M
csts at stake far superior to any other iu the country repairing the fortifications e ( "St. Jean d’Acre.
—instead of standing upon tlie defensiv e, as was her ! Distress in Epypt.—An Alexandria letter in tlie
bomiden duty, slie leagued with those who have for Augsburg Gazette says, that tiie distress actually felt,
years been plotting her destruction. If the slumber- and likely to be so, in Egypt, from tlie unusual rise
ing embers of an appalling conflagration shall be fan- of the Nile, w hich has destroyed much property, adds HAWKlXrtVll.I.t:— (Vi.ilnvim<:n.)iluc Tuesday & Frifiay.atlOA.M
■ii into their blazing ferocity, we can blame no one much to the pressure felt front the slate of political af- r . V 1 "' 1 ’* ""pbf/nme days at I!
------ I .. 1 1 M-.W x\.X—1\lit r.iviuctmi.) <li«> Miuidiiv, \\ ednesduv. nml Sutuid.i.v
tlitv, ut SI*. >J.
rortT-Oi'FK'K,
Mii.u:ixiK\ ii l l.. m:r
NOltTIIF.KN M AH.— Huednilv nt II) M. C'osos iailv nt
at .1 I*. VI. Closes duilv at!» VI.
rt.W \NN \H—Due daily at it A. VI. Closes daily ut I I*. VI.
t’lllD.'iO.NT—line Tuesday,Thursday,&' rtatunlav, at 5 A. VI.
cs same (lavs, at II A. VI.
111. (
owner of suid lot, or The lawful agent of the owner thereof,
and shall produce a power of Attorney from the owner of
said lot properly attested, Rr.evidt«/. That any judgment credi
tor may take out siteii Graut upon making nud filing bis or
iter affidavit, that lie or site is a juudgemeut creditor of the
drawer, and applies for the Grant, for the purpose of selling
said lot under his or her execution.
i>\ Ht. Excellency C It A RfjRS J. Mei.H l.\ A /,/>. Governor
•Mid Command,tr-in chief of the Army and Navy of this rttalo
a- d ol'the A:»Ii^i;t thereof.
YvSTHEUEAS. In the first seciiou of an aet of the
V General Assi mbly of this Stare, assented 1«» on the
ei_b;eei:lb <lay ol December, eighteen hundred and forty,
entitled “an act to compel the several RANKS of (bis State
to redeem their liabilities iu SPECIE, and to provide for tVo»
foifeitnre of the charter or charters of such as may refuse:’’
it is made file duly of His Excellency tlie Governor on the
Erst day of January, eighteen hundred and fortv-one, to issue
liis Proclamation, requiiiug that the several Ranks of this
.’'late, limit Rranebes or Agencies, which have heretofore
failed to ledeem their liabilities in GOLD ami SILV ER, and
all oilier Ranks in 111i- State, shall on or before the first day of
FEBRUARY, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED and FORTY-
ONE, pay to any person or persons, (Banks and Riokersex-
cepfed.) in SI’ i '.t ’ I Id, ever\ bill, i.ote, draft, check, receipt or
money on depOsite. exet-j I iu cases wfiere such depo-i'es are
by temis of exis'ing contracts payable tithe; w ise than in
specie, issued or received, or which may hereafter be issued
or received by them respectively, upon demand or presenta
tion.
f do therefore, in conformity thereto. i~sue this my Procla
mation, hereby requiring the several Ranks of this State,
their Branches or Agencies, which have heretofore failed to
redeem their tiabi ities in Gold and Stiver, and Other Ranks
it: this State, on or before the Frst day of February, eighteen
hundred and forty-one, and thereafter, to pay to any persou
or persons, (Ranks ami Rio’ters excepted,) in Specie, every
bill, note, draft, check, receipt, or money on deposit**, issued
or received, or which may hereafter l»e issued or received by
ihoui respectively, upon demand or presentation, in eases
where such dej osits art-bv terms of existing contracts paya
ble otherwise than in Specie. And 1 do dereby charge and
require each anti every one of them, to be careful and punc
tual in the strict observance and faithful performance of all
the duties enjoined ou them by the aforesaid recited aet of the
General Assembly.
Given under my band and the Great Sea! of the State, at
the Gapi’oi in Milledgc-viile, this the first day of January,
in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight bandied and
hirT*. one, and of Ameiiean Independence the sixty-fifth.
Charles j. McDon ald.
Sec. ii. And be it further enacted. That ill laws and parts Fy’ the Governor:
of laws, militating against this aet, be and the same are here FNL'-V l’.:\Mt.i,t:, ..eeretary of rttate. ort—4t.
■ (gr J he Sentinel iN Herald, Columbus; Macon Geo'gia
CH \RI.ES J JENKINS Telegraph, Macon; the Southern Ranuer, Athens; Coftstilu-
Snc:th\T of the House of Re■preseuialin s, ‘ **•»«*;* li^t. Augusta; and tlie Georgian Savannah; will insert
by repealed.
<[„
hut ourselves. The drnioiTucy ol the North have j lairs.
: alm*vi:iv, MoMiI.tv iilul Tlni:
immolated tlteiJtseJves upon
oitsai, in detr'iidiiig our rig!
tiie return they will receive w
degrading aimse, cur! theirg-
iishlewith moi kcrv and ii:>t:l
of all this, :t wise Providenee
in the Brattleboro’, \Y. Deu
l.angtmge in r
l , , • N'KWN A X—(Vi.-, r
It w as thought not improbable that the plague at till*, vi. ci,,>,
altar of public patri-[ might break out again, it having been always remark- ^ ^ B.u—Due «.n \\ dnesiluv atG F. VI. <_
ed that in those years when the inundations were high- Uaviah—i>m- i.nWVii
J OFFICE not
i ou
VI.ci
ts and institutions; and
!1 be coarse epithets and
■uerousaid rudely thrust
l. What will he the end
only knows. A w riter
ioer.it uses the following
est the plague was the most intense.
CXI*l |!t
will be
la \ at 11 A.M. Closes at (lie same time. |
*—Kvt-rv day from sun rise until sun s^t, I
Hiilo opening ami , tosin- of .'-Jails. On ISnilitay- it,c* Ojiico I
u u between the bours of and 1 o'clock. |
L. DAGGETT. I*. VI. !
THOMAS STOCKS.
President of the Hcni.tt.
Assented to lDtb. Dee. IrtlO.
CHARLES J. MeDONALI), Cu.-cmor.
A N ACT to legalize the adjournment of the Supc
t’ourt c*I the cuunry of Thuma^, mid to chtiouv tin, t;
until die first of Febri
■lation to the matter:
THE SOUTH.
Tiie South turned fi-de
eneitties to overpower i.
Struck down the hum! t
and lier rallied foes of tit*
A fearful hostility has r\i>
New England against ti•
of Adams and Jefferson,
ol local feelings and eari;
for us to prefer our nativi
even our ow n section of’ tu
raev of’ New England f.-.
these feelings and piyju
safety and best inten st o!
racy consider it wrong to
Nort'nand give to the S-c
Allied hcrsclfwitli her
Wav England friends!
interposed between Iter
n th ! ! low unnatural i
g the federalists of;
since the
tl.a
tins
South.
ti t;it“
ali, and teaches
■ would have dm
■ to lb>ter the N
Hence we are
ountry. Our democ-
a wav the riglits of tiie
A.ltd, being governed
; rhuijdes sustiiin the equal
to il we should do unto otii-
n do unto us, deems it equ;tl-
• itli at the expense of the'
called “northern men with
The fundamental
•ember I rt-37.”
c. 1 tic it enacted by the Senate and House of Represen
tatives of the State of Georgia in Gem rid Assembly oat, and ii
is hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That from and
after the passage of this act, the time of holding tiie Superior
Courts iu the counties hereafter named .Shall be as follows
o -w it.
In the Spring Circuit.
In the county of Wayne, on Thursday after the first Mott- j
day in April, in the county of Camden, on tiie second Mon
day iu April, in the county of Glvnu, on the third Monday in
April, iu the county of Mclnto-.lt, on the fourth Monday in i
April, in ilm county of Liberty, the .Monday thereafter, in the !
county of Dry an, the Friday thereafter.
Ill the Fall Circuit.
!n the county of Wayne, Thursday after the third Mon
day in November, in the county of Camden, the fourth Mon
day in November, in the eouuty of Glynn, the Monday there
after, iu the county of McIntosh, the • Monday thereafter, in
the eouuty of Liberty, the .Monday thereafter, iu the county
of Rrynn, the Friday thereafter.
sec. 2. ,-f/ii/ be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid,
(I processes, shall hereafter he
THE HANGMAN AND THE JUDGE.
“Did your lordship ever attend a killing lime at tlte
Old Bailey? If not, pray favor me with your coin- 2<i:h I>
pain; not on the gallows, but staying in the street, "
amid a crowd that always assemble, when l am at
work for you and the sheriff. Perhaps it will add to
the rest, if you come when i have a young woman to
stiffen, supplied by yourself. Will the fluttering of
the petticoats, as site swings iu the wind, produce a
among the ledet mists ol j)| easanl sound in your cars, my learned master? Fail
Y s:mc l * ‘‘ ( * a ' s ; not to watch the people, the men, women, and chil-
j iii- ‘‘Terence gtew out j reiI —good, bad, and indifferent, who have gathered
prejudices. i t iJ it.itm.il to behold the sacred majesty of the law. Y ou will see
tr.u u, >- tate, Union, and . M1C |, flashing of and grinding of teeth—you will hear
v iron. Lut the democ- ; s ighs and groans and words of rage and hatred, with
,i it unnatural to ciing to j fl erce curses on yourself and me; and then laughter,
.u e> at the exjuii-e ol the j suc jj a sis, of an unnatural kind, that they will make
you sick! You will feel—ho—why should you feel,
any more than your faithful journeymen? We shall
go to our breakfa t with good appetite, and a firm
conviction that every hanging but changes many
sneaking pilferers into savage robbers, fit for murder.
“A few years ago 1 was called out of town to hang
a little boy who had been convicted of killing with
j malice a forethought. If guilty, le must have been in
outhern principles. 1 he fundamental principle^ l habit of going to executions. Ten thousand came
<4 government as laid down by that apostle of liberty fl.fljblc in the poor voting creature’s blood. That
L liomas Jt flerson we believe to he correct. Am! was t j lL . youngest fellow 1 ever handled in the wav of
the candidate who pledges himself to adhere to these business; and* a beautiful chikl he was too, as you j~* ” m , , , , . YTT 7' Y
and carry them out, we will support, be he a Northern j )V .j,.-, naner* with a straight nose l tr"e A to a,t ! ;r :ill<1 ,IX !* ie '' n ‘® s !' hohhng the feupe-
^ ..* 1 , . . , | ttavt seen i)> Uie papers, nun a suaigni nose, iai p e XlL rior Courts of the counties of Martou, Harris atui Stew -
or Southern man. W e prefer to t hrtime the terni a ),s lie and golden hair—I have no heart, no feel- art , „f the Chattahoochee Circuit iu this State, the time of
little, and call it northern men with Lnion principles: j ti , who has in our calling? But those who came to holding the Infeiior Court of said county of Stew art, and to
Not particularly southern ill any otl.ersense than that st , c , 1!e strangle tlie trade
they chanced to originate there. Ii it becomes ne
cessary, we are ready to sacrifice onr sous for the good
of Rome.
The New England democrats have always labored
hard in combating the feelings ant! prejudices which
! have mentioned, and strove to heal the existing dif
ferences between the North am! South, while the lead
ing federalists hav e been struggling to widen them.
At one time their rancor had grown so great, that
they adopted the treasonable purpose of dividing the
I nion. A merciful God averted rite catasthrope.
W hy now, has the South come forward and sustained
this party? W liv ban. she suffered 1 torse If to be be
trayed by her specious traitors, decoyed into their
slaughter rooms to be made drunk upon their haul ci-
der-brandv, that Iter head might be chopped olf be
fore she recovered her senses ' W in has Hie trodden
down her friends and exalted her foes?
Shades <>f Wasliing'o.i anil Jefferson, where art thou fl oil !
Spirits of Mouroc an i Madison, w here lia-t tin uspeilj
HUGE PAWS.
.ourt Ot iiie counry of Tiunm
of holding the Superior Courts in the county of Bulloch,
rtec. I. //•■ it enc 'ed by the Senate and House of Hep rest a-
_ v we . l. i .i ,i | tatiees of the State of Georgia in General Assiinhh/ ml/, audit
N At. 1 to alter and lix the tune o. liolilni" the rtunurior 1 - , , • . , , J ,, ,, ■. ...,* . ,,
(-A - I ,, ,, - , | • j, , . , 1 . ts hereto enacted It, I the aulhurit u uf l/n same, iiiat all writs.
-* x* 1 - ( ourts ill the Eastern Disti let of Bus rttale **.\ssciited to ,, •’ ... - ,
I recesses, rtunpoenas. t itatioits, autl recognisances uf.wij
were issued aud returunhlo io the rtuperior Court for the
county of Thomas, on the second Monday iu October las:.
fourth
shall he considered as issued aud returnable to t!
Monday in November iust.
rtec. 2. And be it further enacted. That the Superior Court
for the eouuty of Bulloch, for the fall term shall lie hereafter
I held ou the last Monday in October, of each year, instead of
the ’Veditesday before the last Monday in October.
rtec. 3. /.’ it uuicted Sfc, That ali iaws or parts uf 1..xx ,
militating against this, he and the same arehereb\ repealed.
AILSALOM If. CHAI’REL.
SpcaL'i r pro. Ion. of the House of Representatives.
T.VO.M Art STOCKS.
President of the Smalt.
Assented to Jrttii. Nov. lrt-10.
cii vuLErt j. McDonald.
i J^partu Female Academy.
pQ^Iilrt i::st ; tu»ton will be open on the second Monday in
H January 1~ 11. under the superintendence of f.Ir. A: Mrs.
\\ aylaml, as-is>c-d hy Mi-s Mansfield. The liij;lie«t testitno-
ui .ii- tiavc lx el; pi■«.:,« tiled of llx ir expabllilies to teach—colli
hiuirig polished mu oners with high literary attaiuuicirts, and
( xteu: i\e experience, 'i Ley ueie educated in Enttlaud, l»ul
have iaii};!)t for many years iu this country, Mr. VV. presents
others) teileis from the fidlnuins geutfemen. Hon.
J.C* Calhoun, Professor A a thou Columbia College New
A’ork. Rev. Dr. 1’earce, Coiambi-s Ga. Rev. Dr. \» aylaml.
Brown t uiversity. Professor Geirubautt, Charleston rt.
aud the Trustees of the Pendleton Academy, where Le taught
four years, Mrs. W. (formerly Mrs. i.eigli,) has long been
known as an accomplished Ladv, and successful Teacher, to
the citizens «/f this rttate. 'I’he fallowing course ol studies
will he taught in the Institution.
. cuior CJa-s, Cliemistry. Logic, Moral and Political Phi
!•-oohv. f rench, Latin. Greek, um
Mathematic *20 per
/l»l
ACT to requiro the rtlieriil’and Coroner of tie
■rnor.
■ conn
the city of Columbus, and to prescribe the amount in which
they shall give bonds and secut ity for the faith!ul performance
of their duties.
Sec. 1. lie it enacted by the Senate and House of flejiresen-
iss; mbit; ./let, and
I hat till Writs, precepts aim mi.coaaos, suuu uucauci i to ... r . i ... , - ... ,
, . • i (* .i - i i tallies of the State of (uorgiu vi.Gim ral
made reUimalile to tiie terms ol said Courts above stated, and i J .* .
if is hereby < nucle i by (!a authority oj the same, ili.it fiom
i and after the passage of this act, the Sheriff an I Coroner of 1
j the county of .Muscogee, shall hold their sales at the maiket
I house in the city of Columbus.
j rtec. 2. Amt be it further enacted. That tlie Sheriff shall
1 give bond and security, iu the sum of forty ihousai! dollars. !
' and the Coroner shall give bond and security in the sum uf
' five thousand dollars.
rtec. 3. Anti be it further enacted. That ail laws am! parts of '
laws, militating against this act, be atnl the same are hereby j
Term, of five months.—Junior Class. Grammar, Geography,
llistorv. Arithmetic and Popular Philosophy, tlti |ief Term.
Primary Class, tlie rudiments of the English Language,
Spelling, Reading and Veiling ore. fye. rt!2 and a half per
Term.
Oraatnenin! lin.nches (Extra )
Music. Piano Fort, Guitar, Singing aud Thorough Rase,
y2o per Term.
Draw ing perspectionand Painting ;?!•"» per Term.
A small and extra charge will be made lor fuel and the use
of the Instruuient.
Tiie public w ill observe that the Ti ustees have reduced the
Price to the lowest rates to suit the baldness of the times.
Board can lie obtained iu lh“ village on reasonable terms.
all laws militating against this acl, are hereby repealed.
CHARLES J JENKINS,
S iicaker of the House of Represrnlntires.
THOMAS STOCKS,
President of the Senate.
Assented to the 23d, Dec. I<rt-10.
CHARLES J. McCOXALD, Governor.
■in
P.
*er Mt
'as m
had.
Ilg. jilil tllCIsC Wild came IU nuiuiug me lineiioi uuuu Ol sain couui* Ol tacnmi, .too io
, r v ,, ull ,r S t e r have hearts ;uul icgulaie the mode of drawiug of two pannels, aud suminou-
*,, ’.I,. I ing Grand aud Pettit Jurors, in and for the counties of Stew-
Jlatcc—no, had; for what ? . ,,, „ . • ,
* “ :tpf t :i hot. m t if* s;imr* 1*10111:
see me stran
feelings as wc once mm. mm-u.-, ««», iu* art and Talbot, in the same circuit,
they saw was hi to make them as hard as \our servant tSec. 1. Be il enr.cttd by the bitnutc and House of Up. presen- 1
or ills master. latires of the State of Georgia in General Assembly nut, and il ;
“They saw that stripling lifted fainting, on to the is hereby enacted by the authority of the same
callow s, liis smooth check of tire color of wood ashes
repealed.
CHARLES J. JENKINS,
Speaker of tlte House of if presentatir s,
THOMAS STOCKS.
President of the Semite,
Assented to22d Dec. 1?4B.
charles j. McDonald, am
limbs trembling - , am! Li' boson heaving: sigh
tit. as if the body and soi l were parting with-
Fr u net's F. Hives and Cuo. C. D realign ole, Repre-
M'litatives in the present Congress from the State of
^ irginin, have both pui
dates for re-election.
diclv declined beiiiif caudi- v
and the dan
Jo/m luIs AY, r (Whig) w as elected on Thursday
at?;, by the Legislature of Maryland, to be a Senator
ol tiie United States front that State, to till the va- son,
1 aney occasioned hv the decease of Dr. Spenee. Tlte the _
joint vote was for Mr Keer 79, blanks 19, scattered murdered.
Vol es 3. excitement,
his litt
after s
out tnv help.
“This was a downright blunder, for there was
scarcely any life to take out of him. When J began
te pull the cap over bis baby face, lie pressed his
hands together, (itis arms you know were corded fast
to iiis body) and lie gave me a beseeching look, just
as a calf will licit a butcher’s hand. But cattle do
not speak; the creature mutiered, ‘pray sir, don’t hurt
me.’ ‘My dear,’ answered 1, ‘you should have spo
ken to our master: I’m only tlie journeyman, and must
tlo as I’m bid.’ This made him cry, which seemed
to relieve him, and I think I should have cried my
self, if l had not heard shouts from the crow d—'Poor
lamb;—shame!—murder!’ Quick,’said tlie Sheriff.—
‘ready, said I. The reverend gentleman gave me tlie
wink, the drop fell: one kick, and he swayed to and
Vo. dead as the feelings of’ tlie Christian people of
anu.
Tlte crowd dispersed, some swearing, some weep
ing with passionate exclamations: some swearing as
if hell had broke loose, and some laughing, while they
cracked blackguard jokes on you and me. and the par-
'1 lint from aud !
after the passage of this act, the superior Court ut the county
of Marion shall he heid ou tiie first tuoiniay >u March and
A AN CT to alter anti fix the time of hai ling the In
Courts in the county of Fayette.
!. Hi it enacted hy the Sniatc and House of R ;
tc-mber. of the county of Harris, on the second monday in ta fives of the Stale of Georgia in General Assembly mel,a,d it
March aud September, and of th ■ county of .Stew art, on the ' is hereby enact'd by the authority of the same, j fiat from and
first moudav in May and third monday iu Not ember; aud the , immediately after the passage of this act, the time tor uoidmg
Inferior Court of Stewart, on the first monday iu February, the Inferior Courts iu and for the county o! i ayette, sha.i he
on the third Monday iu January and June, iu each t.u
year.
rtec. 2. Audit it [urih-.r enacted by th. authority fore aid,
That all persons Summoned Subpoet.icd or bound ns suitor
Witnesses. Jurors, or in any other capacity, to attend sa
Court at the time which hy the law uow in force, -ai i Infe
rior Courts are to he hidden shall he aud are hereby requited
and bound l>v virtue of said summons, subpoena, or other
process heretofore issued to attend said Court.-, at the tune
pecified in this act.
rtec. 3. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid.
aud processes whatsoever, heretofore
or that may hereafter be issued, returnable to tiie ’erms
as the Judge of the said Court shall them order aud direct, j of said Court as now fixed by law, shall he considered, aud
that the other and second panned shall he sosunimoned to at- 1 held as returnable to the terms ot said court as tixel and de-
tend at said courts to serve as Grand Jurors from the day on termined by th.s act. . .
w hid. the service of the fiist shall expire, for aud during the i Sec. 4. And be it further enacted by the aulnomy aforesaid.
remainder of the session of said Court, and titai on tiie day That all laws aud parts of laws, militating against this act.
aud second monday in Julyofeach year.
Sec. 2. And bt it father enacted by the authority aforesaid,
That from and after the passage of this act, it shall and may
be law ful for the Judges of the Superior Courts iu the said
counties of Talbot and Stewart, at each term ol said Courts
to draw from the Grand Jury Boxes of said counties two
panels of Grand Jurors to serve at the next succeeding term
ufsaid Courts respectively, two separate lists of which Gram!
Jurois so drawn shall be made out at the time of draw ing the
saute by the Clerk of said, Courts respectively, that one
of the list so drawn shall be ordered by the Court to be sutn-
uioued to appear ou tlte first day of tha next term, aud to serve That all writs, prset:
as Grand Jurors, from sut It day to such period in said term
nib including A\ ashiug
; will be expected, at tile end of each Term.
W. II. SAYRE, )
R.J .WYNN. V
K LI ill A N rt FIE I.D. > Ti ustees,
E M. PENDLETON, /
.10.3. 15. GUNDER $
Jan. rtih, I I'll. 50—8t.
POSTPONED SALE.
fna7ILl.be sold at the Court House in Sparta, Hancock
V t Comity, ini ill-; first Tuesday iu March next, all tlie
Land in said Countv. belonging to the estate of Robert .Me.
Co >k deceased, reserving the widows dower.
.1 AMErt McCOOK. )
ROBERT.McCOOK, ✓
MAJOR PEACE, )
Jan. 8th, 18401. 50—tds-
FFH !!!'. Subscribers having this dav taken the entire Slock
Jki- of goods belonging to Messrs. NICHOLS & DKMlMA
solicit such a -share of patri trig'* as tlu-ir friends may ^d dis-
posoj to give* thorn. They will keep constantly on hand a
good assortment <.f GROttERlKS. which will be sold as
!uv. foi ca-h as can lie bad iu the city, and for cash only.
NICHOLS & CATHAN.
January 3:.h, 1 11. . 50— 3t.
(l H ( ) !i ( ! IA, Pulaski ('aunt if.
v\>, J >!,i, II. Pickett, orui Jane Pickett, applies for letD-ra
dM. tuition on thiestute of James Pickett, lute ufsaid county
TI; -g are iV*r fore to cite anr! ar!tnoni.-!i nil and singular the kin
dn (I <‘iHi! cf. Ii *r= of «= :M iFcesucif. r» file their objection* if any cxii«t,
ortur !, re tlio fir.st Aloud;, in M irch next, wiiv said letters -houid not
b: minted.
fsiven aud rrmv hand at office,in II.twkin-ville this 21st f>ec. 1S40.
f > JOH N V. MITCHELL, c. c. u.
Administrator’s ?*ale.
4 (iRKKAliLF to an order o; the Infeiior Court of Pulaski County
‘' w !, *h .— iitin« for Oidinarv purpurea, w ii! I»e seddon the first Tuesday
in March next, before the Cor.it Hou-e do. r. in paid County between
th'- Urttoi! i' “ir- ofrt;»!r ti»o foJ!itv»inc’property to-wit:
Tiv > ’li.r is of lot N I r in i .e, l -ti* i>:-tricj. of originally Houston,
Pnlaski, aiit!
ou which! * te second pnnue! is so summoned to appear, tlie
ft. st paunel m ay be discharged fur the balance of the term. j
rtec. 3. And be it Jurther enacted by the authority afore - rid,
I hat from aud after the passage ut this act. it shall and may j
he lawful for the Judge of said Courts of Talbot aud Stewart,
at each term thereof to draw from the Pettit Jurors Boxes of
said counties two panm is of Pettit Jurors to serve at the
next succeeding term, separate listot w hich shall be kept by
the Clerk ol said Courts, that tlie first pantiel shall he sum-
, molted to appear the first day of the term, lor w hich they are ;
1 itcy had come to ejet druttiv Viitlt -110114^ draw n and shall serve uuti! such period in said term, as the
and* they went back, reeling and filthy • Judge of the said Court at the term of draw ing the same may 1
he and the same are herby repeated.
CHARLES J. JENKINS,
Speaker of tkt House of If.j.rts-t ttiiists.
THOM \r$ sTOKKS,
President of the Senate.
Assented to i. Dec. lc’40.
Cl 1 Utl'KS J. MeDON.A LD. Core rnor.
blind « i f :\ -veiit* t n, (117) tu r«*a ul Cut, N«». 137.
in the 12t 1 i)Utriet of orieii Hy Houpfoo now Pulaski Coooty, said
L oon'aininr Two Huiid'fd two lit! a b-ilf krrc*, -old the prop-
c. tv of Jolrn !Ib'ap!I, liib.* of ^hid county !]<*‘-cn£e«l f and f or ifie benefit
of tin- h-irs and tiN-diu/rs of said deeca-td. Terms made ku**non tbe
dav of salt.
THOMAS HOW ELL, Adm i.
l)rc.Zi, f:;!(*. 4h—Id.
alius
Y'iiev had come for
ialit. they would have come to see att
Cel
JOS PRINTING,
t I.J, persons indebted li» the »
* * - ini Counts’, nr*- re<|Tiesn-d
x^, <£L- " AND C5 19 L, NN Si
HXtCL l FD WUH NEATNErtS AND DISPATCH.
\T THIS OITTCE.
r._t iic ot* i tots rl McCook, deceased, of
d to make p.nineiit immediately', those
tiavnig demands against said estn.te an r fpiested to present the same,
» itbin tlie time rrescribed hr law.
MAJOR PEACE. )
J AMES McCOOK, r Adm’ra.
ROUT. McCOOK. )
Spurta Dec. ir*ih JC!* fQ