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to that you will act thus, You aow know your strength. It was made manifest on the hist Monday in this month. Will you not put it all forth, on this great occasion? I know your adversa ries calculate on your apathy. Take my word for it, they laugh secretly and con temptuously at your supposed indiffer ence, They already exult in their hearts, at their anticipated victory over you. They hope you evill not go to the polls, and .that hence, their victory will be easy. If you are men, therefore—if you have the spirit of men about you—if you would not be branded as dastards—recreants to a glvrious cause and an honorable name, turn, every one of you, and show them that they grossly insult you by such an imputation—Show to the whole world that you never will, never while life and be mg last, permit any man who has been nurtured in the admonition of federalism, and brought up in the Y -zoo scho 1, as at the feet of Gamaliel, to triumph over yon, while any honest effort, or any pure sacri fice on your part can prevent it. 1 have done. You have read my sen'i ments in a former number. I flatter my self you have profited by my humble, though solemn admonitions: for if you were not moved by them to the perfoitn ance of your doty then, neither would y*>u be moved thereto now, if one rose fiotn the dead. 1 cannot think so meanly of you. Apply them, then, to the present occasion—they will suit it as well as they did (he former. But if you cannot do so -f you shall have so soon forgotten them, as to permit the first Monday in November to pass without another effort, still more vigorous than the last, never a gain pretend to be a party —never pol lute the name of Troup by taking it upon your lips, or applying it to yourselves, your principles or your practices BURKE. j Electors of President and lice President. Our citizens will recollect that the pri vilege of appointing electors of President and Vice President of the United States is .Low vested in the people. The act es •tnblishing this power passed Doc. 18, f824, and provides that on the tirst Mon day in November 1828, and on the first Monday in November of every four years thereafter, an election shall be held throughout this State at ihe several pi ices of holding elections for Senators and Re- P esentatives in the General Assembly, for the purpose of choosing electors of President and Vice President of the U. States, to be conducted and superintend ed as elections usually are. 21. Persons entitled to vote for mem bers of the General Assembly, may vote for electors, the number of whom shall equal the whole of our representatives and Senators in Congress, and the Justi ces or Magistrates presiding shall make immediate returns to the Governor, of the fesult of the election, specifying the number of persons voting for electors, the number of votes given, the names of pciaona voted fur, and the number of votes each may have received. 3d. In counties, where by law, votes for members of Assembly, are given at different places, the persons presiding •hall meet, and consolidate the returns of the different districts, and forward them as directed in the second section. 4th* On the 18th day after the elec tions shall have taken place, the Gover nor shall lay betore both branches of the General Assembly a consolidated return of the number of persons voting for e lectors, the names of persons voted for and the number of votes received by each; and immediately notify the persons who may have received a Majority of the j whole of the votes given in, of their elec- J tion, and require their attendance, at the time, and place, prescribed by law, to vote for a President and Vice President of the United States. sth. In case of none of the persons vot ed for, having received a majority of the whole of the votes given in, the members of the General Assembly shall by jont ballot appoint electors of Presi dent and Vice President, or if some per sons should have received a majority of all the votes given in, then the Assembly shall bv joint ballot supply the num ber deficient, so as to make up the whole number of electors which the state is entitled to. 6th. If from death, or any other cause, any elector or electors so appointed shall fail to appear at the Seat of Gov ernment at 12 o { clock on the Monday preceding the Ist Wednesday m Decem ber. the legislature will proceed by joint bahot to supply the vacancy. ■ M ARRIED, On Thursday evening last by Daniel Dennis Esq. Mr. Young Green, to Miss Sarah Berry, ail of this County. DIED, on the 23d mst. Wiliam Sfith Dozier , aged about two year* and two ; months, son of Mr. John W. Dozier and | Martha M. D< zier, of this county, i DIED, on Monday the 20ti. mst. at his i residence in Columbia County, Reuben Reynolds, Eq. A worthy and respecta ble citizen. ! Dr. Charles Williamson of Baldwin I county, one of the candidates for Con | gress, diud suddenly of cho.e a morbus, at his residence, about s mil from Mil ledgevilh , on the rooming of Thursday, the 16th instant. The following gentlemen were nomin ated by th Troup party, as electors of President and Vice President Ihe elec- 1 tion t kes place on the first Monday in’ November next, bv the people. Cn). JOHN MAXWELL, of Bryan. ROBERT K. REID, Esq. of Richmond. Dr WILLIAM TERRELL, of Hancock AUGUSTIN S. CLAYTON, of Clark. I Gen. I). BLACKSHEAR, of Laurens SOLOMON GK A\ES, Esq. of Newton, Col. JOHN RUTHERFORD*ofBaldwi’u JOHN MOORE, E q of Oglethorpe. Maj. OLIVER PORTER, of Greene. [by request.') ADAMS ELECTORAL TICKET, COL. THOMAS MURRAY,of Lincoln. JOHN BURCH, Esq. of Columbia. (OP®We arc requested to announce, Hardy Pitts, iisq cAudidutu for Sheriff, of Warren county. October 18th 1828. 21 —ff. ———■-■— ■ ■ - - - (JP** We are requested to announce Maj. Atiielstapt Andrews, as a candidate for Sheriff of Warren County. September 20th 1823. 17—ts. &C7*We are requested to announce Samuel Fleming, a candidate for lax Collector of this county at the ensuing election. October 11th 1828. 20—ts. (CT°We arr authorized to inform the citizens ot Warren County. Gen. that Joseph E. Biggs, is a candidate for Receiver of Tax returns for the year 1829. Oct. 4th 1828. 19—ts. 500 pounds LAR _D <9 The subscriber, will sell five hun dred pounds best Lard low for cfsh. Apply at the Post Office. JOHN MOORE. Warrenton Ga. Oct 25. 22 -ts. Georgia, Warren county. IVTHEUEAS Edward Matthews ap -7 7 plies for letters of Admiui.- tration on the estate of Arthur Matthew*, dec. and Francis Hardaway applies for letters of administration on the estate of Mason S. Hardaway, dec. These are therefore to cite arid admon ish, all and singular, the kindred and cre ditors of said deceased, t< be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not granted. Given under my hand the twenty third (lay of October, 1828. Z. Franklin, c. c o. w. c. Administrators Sale. \V7ILL be sold, on the first J hur-day 7 7 iu December next, at the late re sidence of Arthur Mathews, and c. in War ren county, all the personal property of said dec. Sold for the benefit of the heir and creditors. Three plantations laying in said county, will be rented af the same time. Edward Mathews, Adm’r. October 25 The Subscriber INFORMS tho*e persons wl o hnv heretofore had their w ork doi e bv his Black Smith, aid the public in general, that he has lately erected anew shop, in Warrenton, and is now ready to execute work at the r-horfest notice and b> st rna - ner, as he intends superintending the bu siness in person. He has taken into con sideration the hardness of the times and will therefore make moderate ‘Targes Starling Jones, A Ci REE ABLE to an order of tho tlororable Inferior Court of War ren county, when sitting f„ r ordinary purposes, wII bn *..10, ai t j JH Cn J t llou e, in Warren County, on m first Tuesday in January next, the following p.*op< rty to wit: Seventy nine at res of land, more or less, | vi hereon Sarah Pale now lives, sold subject todowf. Also one hundred and twenty foot acres, more or less, whereon Jnliti Pate now fives, soldi subject to doiver. Also one hundred and fifty rcips, more or less, adjoin ing the above land and James Gre nade's lam and Benjamin Thomp son’s land,.mid subject to dower of the widow Sarah Pate, and also to dower or cairn of the widow Sarah Karr, in tf* last mentioned tract. Al so one negro girl about 19 years of < ge, by the ii ‘ine of Dinah—all tin pr p *tylf Drury Pate, der. Sold for the bjuefit of Hie lours and credit o’so s.u4 dee. Terms made known Oli 1 1 d*y of S:Je. JOSEPH LEONARD. AtWr, O tuber 2ft li, 1828. td.—22. Warren Superior Court. October ‘Perm 1828. John Wright. He*ry Jr Wright, Henry Might, in right of his wife. „... r and Jim Pope, i„ 8,11f,,p ' 1 '” right of his vv if*.*, Arc, ’ ~ Pr * v * , re I ° V 8 J lief and ths Joseph Hill and Chap- tribution * pell Heath Ex'rs. of Richard Heath d> c. It appearing to the court bv return of Hie Sheriff that Chappell Heath, one of the defendants in the above bill is not to be found in this county and by affidavits of Leonard Pratt, Sheriff that lie resides without the lim its of the state, on motion, it is or dered that service be perfected on the said Chappell Heath by publication of this order, in some public Gazette of this state once a month for three months before the next Term of this Court, and further ordered that flip said Chappell Heath do appear and answer S tid bill on or before the first day of the next term of this court. True extract from the minutes of the Superior Court Warren county, Georgia O tuber Term 1828.. THOM \S GIBSON, elk. Oetoher 25th 1828. m3 n 22 Georgia. Warren County. ’ V Superior Court. October Term t 1828. Joseph Grizzl Matilda GHz £Libel for Divorce, zle, formerly | Mated’ Week-J It appearing to the court by the re turn of the Sheriff that ihe defendant in the above case is not to be found in said county—lt is on motion ordered that eervi -e be perfected on said de f n !ant by publi< at on, of this rule in one. (if the piibli* g izi tu**, <>f this State, once a month for three oiontlm True extract from the minutes Su perior court Warren county Georgia. October'Perm 1828. 22.—m'3iu. THOMAS GIBSON, CPk, COTTON $ TOBACCO Ware-House, Jvgusta, Georgia. JOHN SIKES, I ‘.FORMS his ii lends and the pub-. li that hi* has taken the VV are llouse formerly occupied by Mi Laws and H it, wbn.h is situated in the ‘earof the City Hotel, and adjoining ihe Eagle T vi rn Lot, for the pur pose of transacting a WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSIONS’ BUSINESS Whenever requir'd, tie wnl be pie pared to make Liberal Advances n jwoduce in Store, and his person al attention will at all times be ex I naively devoted *io the interest of his ( ustomers. Augusta, Sept. 13, 2ui—l6. ! Sheriff's Pole. ILL be ’jolil nu *i on r i . * ? November next, a the c<” rt i* u- 9 in me town of Warrenton. Warren coun ty, between the U-u.d hours of sale, the lo.lowiug prep tv, to wit: One negro n an, by tbe name of Hopewell, about sixty ycais „f age, levied on as the property of Reuben H. Jones, to satisfy an Execution, in fy vor of Sherrod Ruber is levied ou bv a cons’able and returned to me. The undivided interest of David l)aiden, in right of his wife, ux three negroes, to wit; Allen, between 25 and 30 years of age; Edmond, twenty and Sarah, about forty; M i:h a like interest iii eighty three amt ;i third acres of land on W illiams creek, whereon Micjah Dar den now lives, a'j dnu g Cockney and others; levied on by a constable and re turn! and to me to satisfy two executions in favor of Henry W. D rden.ag. tost D ivul Dude-n—Pmperfy pointed out by said iiemy VV. D.irden. POS I HONED S'AI.E Four hundred acres of land, more or bss m'j. mu g i .* • m • B* m ad <>tt era, on the w aters of Lode * r !e ----iedon bv Hardy Pitts. H Sh RV md re turned to me as toe property of 1 dm V M’Ginty to satisfy an Exei uti miu tavor of \. J. ik G VV. Huntington a iginst the sad M’Giotv I E OA'Jlt D FUJI TV Si f A SIJIUOHTER $ ('• LAHUZ <A\ RATLIN'LL for the sit.tr ol p ,u ----ronage, which has been extend* ed to them, again tender their servi ces to their friends and the public generally. FOR THE TRANSACT! N < F TUE STORAGE AN Commission Business , At their old stand, m ibis place, on the usual terms. Their WAUti HOUSES are in gooff order fr the reception of Goods nod Produce, and they plfdg© thunmeD a that every attention shall be given to business confided to tli'in, and their best exertions used to give satisfaction to their employers. Augusta . Georgia. 1 August 27th, 1828. J 16— Rf. Ware fi ouse AND CO EMISSION n USI.YES S. The subs ii In rs return their grate, ful thanks f r the patronage bestowed n them during the past season, and s diclt a contiuu tire of the same with the assurance ot their best exertions to givegeneral satisfaction. Their Ware House AND Close Stores Will be in complete order for tlm re ception of PRODUCE and MER CHANDISE another season. And they wilt be jrrepured, at nil times to moke advances oil cotton stored wtlk them. MUHGRoVE, \V ktm re. & Cos. Antrnsta. JnH 3. M The subscriber BEGS leave to inform his friends and customers that he coutinues to trans act the Ware House AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. at his old Htand on Broad Street, near the upper market. He has established a TOBACCO WARE HOUSE .it lilt- same place, where Tobacco will be inspected by a compntant person. He is prepared to gran* his customers the usual facilities, and his personal exertions exclusively devoted to the interest bf his employers, he hopes will insure him a continuation of the very liberal patronage heretofore re ceived. JOHN C HOLCOMBE. Augusta, Aug. 2,1828. w2m—lo