Newspaper Page Text
A great proportion of the buildings m that
village were prostrated. The court
house, a substantial brick edifice two sto*
ries high, was nearly levelled with the
ground, and Mr. Collier who lodged in the
upper story, was so much injured, that
Ids life was despaired of. We under
stand, from a traveller, who passed the
night inthe hotel at that place, that the
scene of distress and alarm was heart
rending and indiscribably awful. So
soon as it was ascertained that the hotel
was uninjured, persons rushed in truin
every direction, in their night clothes,
and most of them bloody from their own
wounds or those of their friends. Several
had their limbs broken, most of them had
received some bodily injury, and all were
excessively distressed and alarmed.
We have just learned, that the town
of Shelbyville, in Bedford county, has
likewise experienced the destructive
influence of the storm. Nearly half the
buildings are said to be demolished,
including the Couat House and Methodist
Church. —Several lives were lost, and
among those killed; we understand, is
Mr. Newton, editor of the Western In
telligencer. [Banner.
THE MAIL ROBBERS
In Philadelphia on the 27th ult the
Circuit Court of the U. States, by
Judge Baldwin, passed seutancc of
death on the maii robbers, Wilson
and Porter. Tli.e day of execution
will bo determined by the President.
The .prisoners remained unmoved
during the whole time, betraying no
symptom of agitation or alarm.
The gold medal recently awarded
to our distinguished countryman,
Washing Irving, by the London Royal
Society of Literature, is a beautiful
specimen of art, said to be of the value
of 50 Among the eminent
literacy men who have heretofore
been selected for the honor now exten
ded to Mr. Irwing, wc find the < anus
of Sir Walter Scott, the iauteat
Southey, Mitford, the historian, and
Angelo Man, welt U nuwn for hio
clasical researches among Ihe ancient
manuscripts in the Library of the
Vautisan. Among the members of
the council which awarded the two
medals for the present year, occur the
names of the Bishop3 of Salisbury,
and Bath, and Wells, the Marquis of
Lansdowne, the Earl of Carh!e, Lord
Clare, and (he Hon. G. Agar EUis.
mamrnmt wi.i i i’ w
PRINTERS! PRINTERS!
A YOUNG MAN from the City|
of New York, by profession a Printer, 1
is desirous of taking charge of the
Typographical Department es a Prin
ting Establishment, in some healthy
situation. —Unquestionable Reference
can be produced. —Any Com m uni a
tion, [postage paid,] stating positive
particulars, as to Location. Terms,
S[C. <s*c. addressed to the Editor of
the Gospel Herald,’ AUGUSTA,
GEORGIA, will meet with attention.
# # # Editors in Georgia and Al
abama, are requested to insert the
above three times and forvvord their
accounts to the Editor of tire ‘Gospel
Herald’ in Augusta;
‘June 21, 1830. .
NOTIcE -
FOUR months after date, I s-hall apply
to the Inferior Court of Warren county,
Ga. when setting for ordinary purposes
for leave to sell Ibby, a negro woman,
belonging to Albert L. Cody, miner.
THO MA 5 GIBS ON,’Guar dia n.
June 22d 1830. 4m— 52- 2.
” “ NO l ICE.
FOUR months after date, I shall apply
to the Inferior Court of Warren County,!
Georgia, when sitting for Ordinary purpo j
ses, for leave to sell all the land and ne* j
groes, belonging to the estate ol Shadrach
FleweUen, dec.
ELIZABETH FLEWELLEN, Adm*rx.
June 22d 1830. 4m— 52 —2.
ALL persons indebted to the estate o
B. S. Harrison, late of Warren
county, dec ace requested to make inline-1
diate payment —and those to* whom thCi
estate is indebted, are desired to rende j
in their accounts, attested, within the timr
sjv law. Z* FRANKLIN, Adm‘r.e
April 2 1,
SHERIFFS SALE.
WILL be,sold on the Ist Tuesday in
July next at the court house in
Warren to n, between the usual houiyj ol
sate, the following property to wit; —
One negro girl named Mdbrey, übuui
yve years of age, levied on as the pro
perty of Richard Ileeth, to satisfy li fas
from Justices* courts in favor ol YVtlh>
Goodman vs. Richard iiceth and ILnry
Johnson—and Littleton Johnson v&.
Richard Heeth. The above li las levied
Oy a constable and returned to me.
One negro gul named Henny, about se
ven or eight years of age, levied on a
the property ol'Zichaiiah Darden to sat
isfy sundry li fas from a Justices’ Court—
two in favor of J. W. Butler and C. Wing
held Ex's of the estate of Thomas YY ng
lield, dec. vs. Zachaiiah Darden ;md
James Dewberry.—one in favor of Slier
od Towns & Win. R. Luckett, Ad‘uir vs.
Zachariah Darden —one in favor of Y\ in.
McEucroe and Peter Monaghan, vs.
Zachariali Darden—two in favor of Ko.
bert Olivers and Daniel Dupree, adm‘rs
of David Ellington, vs. Zachariah Dar.
deu—two in favor of J. J. Muiphy, vsf
Zachariah Darden—anil one m tavor o.
Wiley YVamtnack, Ad uir of Gibson vs
Zachariah D .iden. The above li fas le
vied by a Constable and returned :o me, g
Three negroes, to wit; —Aggy a wo
man about twenty seven years of age—
Caroline a girl, about foyr years old, and
.Sarah Jane, a gill about one year old;
levied on us the property of Zachariah
Darden to satisfy ati fa Daniel Dupree
admr. &c for the Use of Robert drivers,
vs. Zachariah Darden and Jesse Darden.
■Property pointed out by Zachariah Dar
den.
HARDY FITTS, Sheriff.
May 29i1l 1830. 49.
NOTICE.
WILL be sold at the late tec ideucc
of Reditk Hass, dec. Manea County
Georgia, on Saturday the 17ifi ol July
next, part of the personal ptv petty oe
ougitig to said estate, c omisting of
lorses, futile, rugs and slieep and
some other articles too tedious to men
tiuu. ‘i'urnic v* ill lit IIIUUO Oil
the day ol Sale.
KLNDAL McTYRE, ] FvVs
L.AIIK.IN 15 ASS. J r
June Ist IB3Q. ttU. —SO.
INFORMATION
W A N T .E I>.
ANN EUGENE LOYD, an or
phan girl, was taken from Savannah,
Georgia, a number of years since, by
a lady who resided somewhere in the
State us Alabama nr Mississippi, and
has not since been heard from, il she
is living and will make herself known,
she may learn something inuih to her
advantage. Address, Tost Master,
Greenville 5. C.
May 29. 49
{£j° Editors of papers in Gcoigia,
Aiaoaina and Mississippi, will be do
ng an act of humanity by giving the
above one or two insertions.
Prospectus
FOR THE SECOND VOLUME OF
THE IRISHMAN
AND SOUTHERN DEM OCR A TANARUS,
A weekly political, littrary and coromer
■ cial Journal.
The Irishman, in one number more
will have completed its that volume, and
having even in its present limited shape
received considerable encouragement from
an enlightened public, the Editor is ia
dueed to enlarge its size and devote
a portion of it to the insertion of a cor
rect weekly Prices Current, Adver
tisements and other matters as com
mercial and agricultural interest, in
order thereby to make it more generally
acceptable to his friends extend the
sphere cf its usefulness and increase its
circulation.
It is scarcely necessary for him to re
peat that his paper will L<o devoted
to the maintenance cf those great princi
ples of Liberty—Religious and Civil—by
the establishment of which in these United
States, cur glorious Constitution stands
preeminent and has won the admiration
of the world. To defend then that Con
stitution from innovation and to uphold
tie dignity cf this his native State—to
kaep Church and State forever as under
—to vindicate the character of Ireland
a id of lr.shmen, whenever or by whom
soever attacked—to repel the assaults
of their enemies and two encourage the
efforts ot their friends—to preserve the
purity of the elective franchise, and the
recount ibiiity of public servants to expose
Oppression aud to defend tiic injured —to
uphold the majesty of virture, of religion
and of the laws —shall be his constant
aim. To do tins, and to cultivate and
encourage native talent, and to obtain a
requisite quantity of original matter, the
conespondence of some of the most
talented individuals ol the South lias been
asked and.is solicited in the various de
pis tments which its general plan com
pulses,
Iho Editor has also the pleasure of
af informing Isis patrons, that hauing
made arrangements, he will be sup
plied with regular flies of the best Eu
ropean Newspapers, by which he will
be enabled to lay befire them all
interesting intelligence from Ireland
and other parts ofEuropc,
The Irishman will be printed in the
quarto form, ou a royal sheet, with new
type, and will be delivered to subscri
bers in die city every Saturday at
Three Dollars per annum payable fin
Advance, or $3,30 if not paid within six
months from the time of subscribing.
Persons v\!)0 obtain ten subscribers
shall receive a copy gratis.
Advertisements inserted at the usual
rates.
Char'eston S. C May 8. 1830.
j ; PROPOSALS
For publisoing. in Macon, Geo. a Re
ligious Taper to be entitled the
GEORGIA CHRISTIAN REPER
TORY.
The r-übsci iber proposes to publish in
Macon, Ga. a weekly paper under the
above title, which shall be devoted prin
; cipally to the exposition and enforcement
cl ihe CSseilli.il Catludir- jlnrtri*oa .->1
cl,. avittiiuy, uiid siibordmaleiy to the de
fence ol the doctrines and discipline of
j the Methodist Episcopal Church,
j In promoting the first object, he pro
l.tosea to oiLrtne colu mis of the Keper
| ory for the publication of all essays in
tended to rej el those insidious attacks
which are so frequently made through
political newspapers upon the vital prin
ciples ufail Religion, by those, who un
dec colour of liberal aud enlightened
views ol the benevolence of God sep
araie and distinguish between Religion
’ai and Morality, and exalt the first at the
| expense ol tire last; thereby aiding the
cause of that infidel system, which un
der the mask of reason aud morality often
covers toe foulest deformities of vice.
If is tod notorious to need proof, that
many K itors, indifferent to all system,
readily publish those essays which are
intended by plausibly advocating mor
ality, and general toleration of opinion,
to sap the docliines of justification by
Faith; whilst they reject as bigotted, all
honest efforts to detect and expose such
fatal errors.
The subscriber proposes in the Re
pertory to oiler to his Brethren of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, a Deposi
tory for all Facts and Events, and an
opportunity of commenting upon them;
winch reluto to the local interests o
Methodism; many such occur, which re
quire promptly to be aided or counterac
ted in the influence which they exert
ihe want of a paper answering this pur
pose, he believes, is generally admitted
among us. Our excellent Periodica!
‘ihe Christian Advocate and Journal
and Zion’s Herald,’ circulating through
the whole extent of our connexion and
condensing information from every part
in relation to matters in which all are
interested, and printed a thousand miles
from us, cannot and was not intended to
answer such a purpose; and whilst he
would extend the circulation of that pa
per, if in his power, until it had visited
every family in the State, lie does not
think it supersedes such an one as that
which he proposes to publish.
‘i Le Repertory wiij contain (he best
selections which the Publisher con make
from the whole field of Religious Liter
ature within his icaclt, both of Books
and l’ci itditals; together with a con
densed summary of all that is most iu
leresting in the Political and Littrary
world, both Foreign ami Domestic.
A portion of its columns will be appropri-
ated to Christian Biography, to the pub
lication of original Essays upon Exper
imental ‘ Religion, illustrations of the
Holy Scriptures and the doctrines and
evidences of Christianity, and with these,
he hopes it will often be enriched by
the contributions of his brethren and of
the friends of Religion generally.
G. CAPERS.
TERMS.
The Gco rf 'ia Christian Repertory will
be printed weekly on a neat Folio Sheet
at Three Dollars per annum payable i
advance.
Macon,May I, 1830,
Clary Gibson, Writ for the us
V?. !signmcnt of dow-
Thc Executors Warren.
John Gibson, dec. J Superior Court
To all whom it may concern, take
NOTICE,
npHAT we, the undersigned font
inissioners appointed by the Su
perior Court of Warren county, to
lay off and assign to Clary Gibson, her
Dower in and to two certain tracts or
parcels of laud lying and being in the
county aforesaid—one containing sev
en hundred and fifty acres more or
less, adjoining YVilder, Ilight, Bps 3 ,
and others; and the other, containing
two hundred acres, more or less, ad
joining Johnson and others—(hat wo
will proceed to lay off and assign flic
said Dower, on the first Monday iu
July, 1830. Commencing on tho
tract adjoining YVilder, Right, Bass
and others, and shall continue from
day to day until the whole work be
completed.
HENRY LOCKHART, q
SOLOMON LOCKETT, 1 Cora’rs.
AARON W. GRIER, J
yo? ii 7 *‘ 4 io
(j C.UK(i lA, VV ;ii i Vli t-t;.:|i j
WHEREAS. Reubin May, applies for
letters of Dismission, on the estate of Na
than May late of said county, dec.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish, tl =>n4 singular, ihe kindred and
creditors of said deceased, to he and ap
pear at my office, vvitlnn the time prescrib
ed by law, to show cau-e, if any they have
why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand this Gth day of
March, 1830.
Z. FRANKLIN.c. w.
FOUR months after date application
will be made to the honorable the
Inferior court of Taliferro county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to
sell the negroes belonging to the estates
of Lydia Belle and James Littleton, dec.
All persons having demands against said
estates will render them in duly authen
ticated within the time prescribed by law.
May 1. Aakon VV Ghieh, adm‘r.
Four months after date application vvi
be made to the Honorable the Inferior
Court of Warren County, silting for Or
dinary purposes, for leave to sell the
balance of the Real estate of Henry Pee
bles, dec. except what was left to the wid
ow under his will.
Solomon Lockett, Ex'or.
March 27. 4 n—4o
1710UR months after date application
will be made to the Honorable the
Inferior Court of Columbia County when
Ltting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell the remainder cl the real estate ol
Ignalius Few, dec. fr the benefit of thu
heirs aud creditors of said dec.
Thom vs Whuk, Ex'er
Feb. 13. 4tn—3l.
—■ “ ■■■” <
ALL persons indebted to Ihe estate
of John Nelson la'.e of Warren
county dec. are her. by r< quested to
conic forward and settle the same, and
those to whom the estate is indebted
are requested to hand iri their accounts
properly attested wiihin tlie time pre
scribed by law.
ANDREW BUSH, Adm-r.
April 21 40d—44.
ALL persons indebted to the extafe of
Henry Peebles, late of Warren county
dec. are requested to make imn edible
payment—and those having demands mo
notified to hand them in within the rime
prescribed by law properly attested.
SOLOMON LOCKETT, F-x'r.
March Ist. 1830. 40d.—37.