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I l ■ irg® * f t*
st'i. s'itdo i * !i5pi» ! l>«
tenqitii.g, nod. • • Inw i>f Congr*-', lo *
»iU!> S ' f. 'it lln- bull!'s of Ills COllll
(i y. Y nin i> hi iv n S'n "* tcdcrn! jungl; nr
rni-ni"J Iji ft in a nil,mini (or piim.un
til,, "joint net* -i iitut n rtniiilerfein i of the
f*ii i i’ll' coin if if*** I' I*n,■ ii Still-- * Ai ti
at! iliis * i.tilii n-oil n* giving
tliir sl.il»* ruler* l!»t- right li> r»‘sn»l I tzfii
€*' it .“iVt-t .i - Ctrl, o' Mi II civ 1 war In l-slatl*
1 1 >it ns lev "i'li iio ii.'.liol ity; "on »quontts,
oil ier of winch is !nci,‘iip"i , lil<- vvnh iln
Very 111 lioil ntg,.Vf!i.Jit,l 111. I " suppose tltu<
til ;i-(i®rii govt-rumi'in Iwvt * c®ii*iiiu»iwn
al I ghi to I'XeM'lSi C- Hull' ', o«eis, II llic
most opei.iie upon the i.t- jiff ' t ilie states,
aim' yet th is lio govet ii-M-iii of eacii stall
Ins ihe rig'li to fix and deitrmine its o\vi
relative jo tii-ti, and by tntt s-a y couse
q cue , to liiinl li t- P'iiv is ' i tin g< nei u
goi i nniieiil, ia to »U|ijioso 'lit.* existence o
tivo t eoiadit toiy miii inconsistent iigh|.».—
in it) ;• v mm- ms tlteir must lie •tin* vac
Sojn. me poo i■ ; m oilier tvmJs, e»i ■ y qu- s
-1 ion Unit ran arise as In toe consiitutii’iifli
i x iii 1 tin l (envt rs of >i fl- r -in classes ot
fii. rli jii.o I. s, i.iiS If sosc pilltlt; Ii I gtl
ami pen t .IP, di t>- l ininiti!■ >n by s- me in
lmmil • f-irk li.uvlrrigt and autlltoilt, or (on t
tit it si In tie inevitable cotes queued. An
Wliei I r . t Am
it is iin more nsiet sing tf»,i, you litve as-
SU lied ito:;nii : S t V 'lviltg Sin il Ileiuei. ifom
cons q :t tic .', wii-ji at «■< nsider llt.it they
are i ciiieCi opposition i the “sit ir.t letier”
of lie itiiMilulit i , youi fuvotite test ot tin*
ex i tit of eleg nil powers. I is tliere.i
prnvideo, ‘that the ciiixli'ti'ion and tin
lav sos die United Sfees ivhirli sh ,11 It
made ill pursuant*- ihcidof,*’ “.It 1 of '
SII.I" 111 law „f me I iUti ; 'll ! ii judges in
every stuff -fi ft b- no ana
thif’g m lUr constitution or laws of any >tulc
to the con run/ notwithstanding A
p . 'III J, it 1 1 l> |tvv e, [ I U-nn
S' . ] , . II e'X'end 111 al! COS' s, It, law ill
rq- y, 11 is n- itidet tl.is cotisinitlieii, tin
1, -s oi h IJitilt o 5 I’s, -lid treaties mad'
■ot so dl io made unde tnuir authority. ’
N fiiet; can tie moil plain, tbun ill,l t.
•ill el lelier” *•( ho l< IlMl'llMon,
make the l ias id enngr. v . -npi. e, nj iug
el»- 'fietice upon tin state functionaries, <-u
linikui. void the laws t tde st ile if cuulra
t . i-.- re to. Aid io pi vt i, ns p i vision
s iuciion and an ini e peruli >i I . i tp <v ,
1 f . stair Igjsla
tire all executive and judicial officers
, l S. i ands i He stveral
ti ate , s-iid ui- {.*‘*un- : y o,m i flu m.
tin • S ippor” till c!.||» I u‘‘*m of me U
nio i S 'its. It I os. ideip ;:;at n
br io j»s to me na tonal judiciary to pro
Pounce upon < lie cn, scilu i aiity of lltti i.e« s
ol die ii tioiiat legist 'tire. its ju.isdictmi
ex ends to “all c,ts< s” .rising uniter them ;
an- and is inid to conceive how in any p
sible case a ledi-r.il jn . e can decide a cam ,
arts,tig under a law, without pronouucum
upon the constitutionality ot tii.it taw. I
fact it would b<- vatu and idlu to make Ut<
laws nf congress supretiitr, if tjie national ju
die try hat) not the puvvei of enforcing Ihen..
Foi you can handy be ignorant hat a law
is a tend letter, w ithout uu organ to r x
pound ami au iiistr uineiit to i tiforce it. 1
should suppose, tlierdurii, Unit no piuln
sii nil man could lii.silate in saying, that a
f'"iiblu opposition to the judgment <>l tin*
Ft* e l Court, founded upuu au act <>i con
} i ,ny wiiai t:vei slat, aoilioniy that op
pns'tii!’.) bo <iu ii»nzi and, tvouid hi tin
v- i .■ iso winch tin; coitvi utiou had in view.
When may inadt) provision t i “cailii g f-tii
til- luillll I to iXucUit) ti:U laws of lh> U lion-*
Bn I smctotT, hope that your ii<oiito u
and ■ irints will never have me iIT ci of mis
loaning tiie st lie tuihoi nit s s Ii is'ouii
dot (hi* temble resort uuavi ii ti. I u
tha farewell Atidiess of VV ASUINGT N,
monishing hisfrllow cttia s . **i»o»i. tn
digtiamly” upon ihuSe who preach op mu
Units tending to disunion, is not yet lot
go tie u.
ONE UFI HEI’EU LE.
tIAMMO 1 11 SkLLE I ON.
Tie stceleii.n of an animal, ol piodigious
£l2' ,w is is *>Vc red about tout weeks sue*,
at ii li g Li:■ >tt Lick in Kentucky. \V>
have lie follow i g jiai -icuiais from a frit ie.
who itc ived memos ajp nilt uiaii who i> -
ssat s near the Licit.
“Titeit att* tenor twelve sets of tuss.s,
fr.-iti 4 12 set long—tin claws an 4t .
Jong ind 3 oro ttl—tiie tusks were aiiatigt.
in circular omer, as if by tiie hands of mat
— witiiin the circle the bones were deposi
ted, which w hen placed logeito , sin wt
tli" tii.n il to have been at leas 25 le*M hi_n
an. (>0 let*i long. Toe scull tome alone
\vt i a 400 poun-is. Tli y wen found bv
u M Ft u.y,uUoui 14ftei below i.-
face .('me ear'll, win. lias refused $5,000
1.0 lien. The skeleton is said in be com
ploie, saving only one or two ribs.
v lien, and how , ibis animal i xt-md must,
I- 111 ill speculatn<i. Tne maimnoib him
seif, so long the wonder of these latter
tins's, must dwindle mm comparative insta
ll li. i• c a elure tins new discovered piodi
pv . It ciruivofous, « buts do scat ccly stive
him lot meal; and and gt amvoi oils, nets
must iiave been bis t ndor i tug •
t Vest cm Paper
In nm.rcY —A t.cn’len» a fmoi the S u b
cam pc o» 1 111 the Mail Boat fitiin Fi ed-
CTirichmo ouSiturday moinni; h,,i—bis
trunk, containing aq i unity of g. II in bins
wis pi -cc ;i- tli b tggag* rool.i, on bo.tni
tile b> it Up-tl t'i*‘ .it iv lot die boat
h.l past om o'clock, A. M. at this place,
HU'I Wllile the gentleill ill Was In bis birth, a
p iss 'iigt c had toe b i g ie tooui opened, ,n <i
taking bis trunk, landed on tin whaif I
T Boat proceeded on t t W-islungti , I
W nit 'V i* .1. stove •|| Mill tut. SI I auger |o,
st *i t trunk. Pursuit was imtoeiiiai .
n , but is yet itm it.bbur has not bn
dr t I lin k Ills beeo f m.d o
til ( ’ ■ tl • l li It I < i die I M , 111 , p
pud rilletj o - . ot. i's.
AUzamh in, l) CV Pktniz.
: l J j'i i'A\j SAr (Jl\ -‘1 i
« OLUMBUS, S m It DAY, DEC.. 1“, 1
Attii- u-;Ji tho legiataiure is eo near its close*
and ultli »wffli thu (irc i-rt c'-ss on has already
been stretched ait beyond i's usual term, yet
with tbo excep'ionof ill ill I>r the protection ot
the gcild ininee. si-arcely an net of a put'lic and
interesting nature,lma vet ic eivedtlie sanction op
tlie two houses, . o pn-K-ing were the exlgi nc.ies
of the times, that G v Gilmer fell him oil'justi
fied in 08 i-inlii , <r the legislature two weeks tar
lier than usual; vet meek alter week lias elapsed,
arid .still the j an nils exhibit none of those impor
tant into cs's atiju. -d heh pressed . n stronglt
on the attention oi his excellency. The present
legisla mo lias beendei idehly more idle tlia.ii any
which lias previously p ckeled their lour doliiir,;
a day, and relumed t" laugh at the pe,,p!o wh un
their i ir.g speeches about ee-n .my iua> have
guliod One valuable: lesson however, rnav be
drawn from tin- piese n protracted and idle ses
sion—and we hope tho people will pr fi by it
It may be learnt, licit if ‘ in the multitude > t
ei>u . ell'-rs tliere is safety,’ yet in the mu t'tudc
nf lawgivers, th ir is danger mul dealt, conju
sion md distraction
Al. ilie last ilatcs from vlilledg title, tho I.an I
Ilill was nril; lief-.e the Senate; several a ..t-inl
m> nts hud been ■-.irrioJ, not altering however, it-s
foalures grcitlv from the shape m which it
pas-ed : he! I- tee
T e lull f i calling a convention has been rejee
led; is has also ilie ml lor amending the constitu
tion. set as to p-ovide fin a ledtt tiun ot /he mem.
bers ■ f the Li-jjislat-ire Thus, alter all the pri -
fessed nev ition to ,be mteiosts oftiie pe pie, and
obedience to ilien will,, the pontieiansat nliheoge.
vilie havo refused to do that, which, Mi people
di c.ared > - decisive:; shout be done, by tin . vei -i
whelming vo e oil the n. t .ilontliv In Oetooer - I
iim u can : uveci it. a lhat a provision to io- I
Unco me . presentation oi a county, vy. uiu »a. a u
the seats oi a gieai nu.-,,ber ol tile present meiiT I
tiers; and to legi. iate tinuns Ives ~ut oi existence, I
would be an act ol dismieiested sell uevotion,
which cau liardiy be expected at me present
day
•Viuny have boon opposed to tiio bill .or calling
a convention, from a pietended fear ot the conse
quences Now in our view ot the ease, tile tad
mg a convention to amend the com-liluii u, i.s in
-act, the tCiuinieg tiaek Io the sove eign peup,e,
the inho ent p itv rs of sell' government, wuu h
has for the time been delegated to agents—init
tt’llich, 'hey iiave always the l ight 1.0 fesUtne: aud
which, when »o resu ed they nave Ilie right a
g nn to distribute into such hands as shall to them
seem fit;—aud altei the people have remodelled
'ho government, or any deportment ol it, to suit
themselves, who lias a lignl to complain? The
caking .fa convention '.h -ref’oro, mnj b and nor
oi'S —b it to whom ? not to the people; because
they then have the p wer in the; o hands, anil
can take care of themselves; but it would be dan.
geiou to their unfaithful agents " lio h eve abused
their trusts. No wonder heretnre, that many
members of tho Legislature are opposed to calling
a convention.
T he pas’ week has been ono of ha y excite
ment for the people of ■ oiunrbu .. First of nil,
wo wee oiectirtied by the occurrence of a heavy
frd' of rain n l one of th >se nristv driczlmg,
make believe sort of showers with which we
I avo of late been so frequen’ ly t u!? ell m—bnt with
a genuine, ol ft binned, rioh' upandd >wn show
er which il:nvo u.- to cover in go dea nest
Then came the nixn with h ; s quiz?, t; glass,
eelept the microscope, which sho cd to the
lovers of the marvellous tiro shadow of ;hmgs in
visible -on h as eel< in a (Imp of vinegar as large
ns whales and a fly' leg as lug as the main oast
of a 74!—Next came one who pno-osi and 1 .rising a
balloon of painted paper, filled wi'h gaz. Hi.
xVliether the itrdividul went up himseif, or sent
his balloon, we know not—havin' la’.l* ooen
neidier—perhaps gaz exlula I und tao
evaporated ■)n the back of tlii-i we have haa tiie
arrival nf boats—some propelled rp stra in by
polo pow er—and another hi ought down s* re.i u
horseback; And la -t of all came th. .tonub .-t!
Then tin cannon roared and the do?*' barked!
All was bustle and no ivitv, dray* rallied tbr ugh
the streets, t e tv iggoners bawled add die boat
men . Hu' tune pacifies and level-all (hint's
and even now at our present w riting die current
of affairs flows on again as smootblv as though
the steamboat. tho baloon, ortho while, had
never been seen among us
1 lie p esident’s message at the opening of the
second session ot the 2l st congress, canitt 100 late
for insertion in our paper of to day.
Much anxiety, gays the Charleston Courier
existed at I lavuna, at our laid dates, v 1.-lli uj )as
to the situation of old Spain Mexi. an paper
received l lie re a ft.w days pie viou., -outa i, a ru
mor of die flight of Ferdinand from .\ladrm. Their
circulation w as prohibited by governor Vdves.
An adj.un.ed session of the United Elates Uii
cuil court was to be held at I’renli.ii New-Jers, ■ ,
on the Ist inst wiieu an important question was
to beaigucd in regaed to no injunction which has
been moved fin on behalf o J soph ’■hmaparte,
against the la.iiilenaml Amli u tail Hoad ( om
pain, to prevent them from cu.ering upon
his lauds, for the purposes oft heir rail road, .v ( d
w hich involves the con-titulionality of ther char
ter.
It is stated’in Sillirna .'■< Journal, No tlm
more (ban .mo thousand and ..ue hundred
persons have b-en destroyed in tins country bv
j explosions iro-n stuumbn.iL boiled).
lllackw’ood's Magazine represents the intern.|
piuteo mi tho monarchy • f <irent Kritain sio
i’a triune danger fmu the exeitemeut of the tune-;
U I- sekuow • dge.l that me Hiistocraci und hior
i "'b> Inivo bu n tendered odi.ut- he great
tia-i. of the popu'.tto.n. mid reproach , , on
don ("■.•»» I ■ i . oriog, j,| ,i , u ~j v, i|„.
'i* 'J 11 •** " '■ * *cry ail of the
pui.lic ii ttjinoiu m.odcti pule and poui.
Lr.GiISLATLUL OF GEORGIA.
sun v ru.
isaturdsy, Pee. -1
The bi'l to fi'etliialo the collect -n of debts in
the Sup nor and Infenor court* ol tins S-cate, was
paoo,l-—teas do, l ays So—the l icsident Volmg
m the affirtnalivo.
Tim mil t’> alier and amend the Ttli sec.tor. of
the Ist arietle of the c-mstitulion, attei some ee
ba e, was ordered to lie on the table until curled
up
The bill to cha ge ilie mode of appointing ili
teetors of tbe . en'ral Hank, -tier some debate,
was oidered to lie on tiie tabic until Monday
next. , „ , ,
Mr Greene laid on the table a resolution for t»k
i iff ti e sense of tbe pe >plo of Ibis state, on tho
subject o. penitestiary punishment
Mi Ensrtl in'rodn* sd :-,s an‘e;, a bill more par
ticnlaily to dehu* the f osse iauumitalus of tho
several counties ot ilie state and to prescribe tho
duties of tbe same.
My Flovd gave notice for the appon.tinent of a
cninniittee to rep i t a l>iil for the appointi.icnt ot
commissioners, to lay *-ul a road from t. o.umtu.- to
St. -Mary's, ike. _
M lid ay, Ucc 0.
The committee or. Agriculture and lutei na. Im
pioveio. nl ma i- an uniavoiable lep.-rt on n -ex
peitieni-t l nuproetug. at present, i he navigi.ioii
of th v iiattahoochec itvcr; wheiii was a^iet-a
to.
Vue t-iii to elimge the mo .o of ap-wuntiug too
Dirori !>• oi i hti i ont.al *i: k, Kail i-iio l«urii
lime i. il pa.'Stci —\< a?* U, ay a2 Li
i ho ate itjecUii iii** i»i»i to amend the act
inc»■! jH-rninijf Ilie « euti ii iUm , ac
. il. "ill to amend tne J iic.ury act p is-nl in
17. p, o iar US lei 1,, sMI til.- uier "I taking tos
ti- . ii. oe com !ib-i.,ii and lute:rog-iton », und
the bill ogi e ~in gei |u<lgm nt credit is a pre
fen nco to iioaies tua ed •-n .tie sale t and ten lants
inept-ily on ceriaiti cases, weiu ordered to lie on
the iub.e until to-morrow.
Tuesda Dec 7.
Mr Fioyd reported a bill toappoin-. coinmts ton
cis ami uivcyois to la., out a road liom oluni
bus t > ot. Mary s
al i- ioyd f.o n the same committee, to who n
w-is i efen ed the presenuneiits oi t lio 'iranu Jury
, t airoi count ~ reiauve t the I'oney Ulub, to
j, l ie.! a Inil declaring void ill Conti acts made
witn llic ni rotieo (ndtaus -o far as tho Indians
.-oe coocerneu.
On motion of Mr Green, lie f cna e au j> cd a
resolution, req mug all '.lie v.-lei oi e*v rgia, on
ihetiist .Molu:ay in October next, t express On
liii-ii ticket, if n, favor of pern euliary. ‘i'eiuten
liary;’ ii against peaiteuliary, ••-So t’enitenua-
J lie bill to give younger judgln. n creditors a
pret. renee to mou.es raised onthesalo.it defend
ant's property, in ceilam cases liieieu speemed,
was read h, tni.o time aiui passed
i lie bin to sui vey tile v heiokee Temtory, was
lead Ilie second Mine, ami m.ide tne oidei ot Ilie
day tor k huib.u, n. xl.
\ bill was passe.i to lueorporale the Haplist
Cuurch at New nau, in v-owela cu .nty
Wednesday, >ec and.
air Daniel), ol Olialita n mfrod.iceu lii .iauter a
bi.l t, presoiiua tile mode of procuring ceiuiie,)
c pies of lire records ol lire oupenur and ini.i rut
court, oi lilts stal,
iilt-Lto i AbfsKD
To a ter tie tine io: holding the Superior
com ts in he i- line River c,rcnt.
i'u a~e nj mo act rogul .ring eiecu ru district re
lire conn, .os of it allon, i* ay eae, i’rKO, -s C. and io
es abiisu an aUUnrooxt drsliict. ru t.ow
elai c ointy
i ile i.e vile litre to propert lit id by liusuand
.ana vvi.e under ceil nr enemas, .turns.
Executive ■ .ariment, December -, bs kl.
From informal ion received from v . ions souicr s,
it is behoved that tho , if is of the r resident to
r, in ve the Gtrerokees fro . wtthui the iurnts ol
the stat, , w„uld b-s essentit] j aided by the pi -
sage f rearliiU ms ,y the i.egrsbrtuie, giving
its as ent :o he l ie .donts' granting to tne Mlicro
kces tee simple reserves m an, treaty or contract
which he may make with them it is known that
theik an tw o classes among tire t.herokees very
wnielv tpinaied from each otlrer. One consists
ol’wliite no , with Indian fan ilies, aid tire Infl
bre. il- i iiis class has both tvoulth ar.d mleiii
gunce, anu by us influeuco now controls the tribe.
Most, f loose who belong .0 it an: qiltlifird to
diseli r; ge the du re,r of citizens —and some ol them
au: end to no desirou of ~ecoini, g members of
on. on.anility, piovided they can have secured
to the . fee simple titles to reasonable portions of
tin'll lands Others would bo willing to remove
with tlie tribe bey ond the Mississippi, ti they eon and
ree rve lands in iie same \vu. ,so lira) they mighl
be enabled to soli them lor iheir value, either t ,
i rtlividuais or the Untied ota 03. 1 hey are now
or soon will be cuuv need, ihal tiro love of power
cairn ,i be gratitii and n their tribe remains in t-ictr
ine ciitsiiuoi ii. if, tliuref.ro, their ciiptdit. c m
> ,■ satisu. and, the chief didicuky t > ns rcmova. - ill
. . ivercome i lio otner c. rss of Giierokees aro
c .posed ol di - unmarried aboriginal people, tic
j . ved of ilie. f rim rpi rue of character and love
ii. erprize, dr based into slavisli dependants up.
n-i we nihy chiefs and corrupted by the do
lling vi. os , inch they have contracted from
rr in.crcotiVeO wit Ii vicious while men. it is
•ci cd ilint this entire class v. o dd wiiingly ro
e :o tile country prepaid for tire tibo be tho
. .Lted Buttes gov. rnmonl, upon iha terms whidt
■ now ottered, if the const'll' oi their punutpal
c . eoui be , blamed.
1 lie ’ esideiu cannot offer to their principle
i . reserves .n t' o•• .tuple title to the lands which
iey oeen. ym nc rgitt, as ll.e lsnds v.iueii lin y
occupy in t.c rgia, e! ,gmg to'.i.e stale. h .-r
tiie pu o so, titer,■fore, of placing at the control ■
oi the icm cm, the m .ir.s vvlin li are belli *ed to
be in .si tlic.mii tu making a treaty u iiu ti:e
l.li-o olve. s, pe iii it mo to leco.innend that you
pas* res diitio s authorising lie t’res.deut to m .se
ie. on..pie reserves to the > h r< lo r- os haslie.en
li Ii no do io in former trea ic„, t. • United tans
.eiv.og , • tii rla.e tiie vulre i t tiie lauds ro
se. . oi. u. n a ensuro is due to tho Inmans who
unders'a and the peculiar advantages which tic ir
coon, y prison’s lor acq urmg wea:th ; an how
t use tuem tbr tne.r ow ii henuftt. ll will aiu tho
I'tesid t m liia etbfts to rein wo the Indians, a a,I
if suoces.iul hi effecting thi oijoct, will boofin
e .icula do advantage to ibu r- a e m relieving tt
tro.n its embarrassing reiaiion with tne l itero
kees
t'crmil me to avail myself >4 this occasion, to
suggest to tiie I.egi.in ure the . x.iediency ■•{’not
mini luring with the rights of lire heiukec* to
occupy tueir territory, as tiie policy lies; calculat
ed at tins time to obtain their peaeea :e remov
al.
1 transmit to tiie l.egislature an extract from
j a eoiUiinioie.i ion receivedTroni the War D»pa t
} no tit upon the su' joct ’o which th.s Message re
lates.
I'KORGI! It. GILMEit
! Extract of a Idler from th, S,c,-tlar■ of War, to
I hto l.xielieut y (jcoi <> H (lilmcr, di.lid,
I>EP VRTIIKNT OK V‘» A It. )
November Id 4'.j I j
Sin-—Tho treaties recently made wn h the In
dians clearly provejtiiat a feeling of cuipd >v irm
ve. n.-; and mat to succeed till them, tesurvau ms
in obi ad must be ad. hi t-d There is no du'ii-
I e by in tliis with any tribe except .he l her,dices.
1 tieorgia having 'he ullimal" tee when tin; eomi
i:r is .i. q lled.it will nol be c mpetcut h i tne
! U died c'tiites to giant re er.ation a th.-v Ini ,
I ibme in .Uinr c >*o-. and wjiieliw.il in* likewise
' insisted mby the in rt.aees, win i. theyc... 0 li) I
! ’.real
V tianquil and q'li'-l coin »> on the part of iji or- j
gia will ue ol i.■ ale ‘ « belie t ii II take a-
Wiy tin l: Oi R. Ii ll in . , .1 lit’ ;
p.. 11l ; mil I u: .I- <|,. , . loi .. i,|
these aw.uluius, will till b tlei ho a'.oe L•> mil ul ■
os ik- ir veil and truo c mditiofi
I- h .ivo to sriirge t, n Gcorg'.r sh >-iid u °'
Baic ii ,r such ro er j-.ion . a the UnitS(J Bta". -a
, mi: u proper t*. in me, upon paying to Ge-.r
--r ia a : ens.'ii n.-e price t'.u the same, and at give**
ironbir pe;i ids, sncii an ovsont might gi’ca'.ly •'
rki! ife tiie arraog rinents to be tmloiea lut-J w.la
the Indians. ~ n
Thui.-diy, Doc 0.
Mr Sledge 1 .id bn the tabic a resolution so th :
appoint -'.‘iii "f>n ioiiers t>i lay out and make
ttin.-iik -l road lro.n *- 'olumbus to Uampbtiton.
'l’iie Senile, a- in ciminiiec of the wuolc, look
up tin: bill trom the House, to autiioi.xa tne >ui
vey ami JispoGti u of the Cherokee Territory,
and after sjieuding emu .-time thereon, the Senate
auj’>ur:ieti.
HOUSH OF UU'UESFNTATIVF.S,
Saturday. Dec. I.
On motion of Mr AV’niTord the hill of Senate to
prevent tin! excicbe if assumed and atb.tivry
pr.wer by ail personi Under pretext ol authority
from ;ho t.'lier lu-t: Indians and their laws .Vc was
re;..! tho first time.
Lii-LB wore reported.
Mr V\ iison of Knilv: To lay rtnt anew county
from tiie c uikies of Early and Handolpit
.Monday, Dec. fi.
Air Poirna reporter! a bi!! to alter and amend tho
Ttit -eolion of ,n act to e-'ahblish a Hank nt Mil
ledgeville, lobe called and known l.y the name of
the Central Hank, so fur as to change the appoint
ment of offirT.-rs, Jic
'! hr fspeakor laid l.ef’re the House n eohimti
ntea'ion from Wm. P. Hopkins, and tiie same he
iiirl lead, on motion of Mr Hates, it was orJ rcd
to he entem! on tiie >urnals of the House.
Tuesday, Dee. 7 —Jtj trrnuon Sc-sion.
Mr Hrnley' laid on the table a preamble and re
solution to expel and exclude from the House of
Itepirsen allies, Willmtn I*. Hopkins, a men,her
from the <-o-,it)iy of Mclntosh, and the same being
read he coved C suspend the oidei of the llou-e
for tiie purpose of tai-ing the sa.oe intoconsi''ela
tion— upon wliich motion, the yeas and nays were
required—aud aro yers 2i. nays r >.
W ednesday, Di-c 8.
The journal of yesterday, having been read,
M 1 iardeo moved to suspend tiie order of tho
day an-> take up the resolution on 1 lie foihjeet of
the illegal v- tos given in at tho late election for
Judge.
Mr Murry ottered a substitute—and on motion
to receive said substitute, the yeas and nays were
requited to I o rcc rded—and are yeas (jfi, nays 53
Ho tiio s .Institute f Hr Mm lay was accepted, and
agreed to by the House
T e House then proceeded to the older or the
da., which was the bill to appropriate money for
t.hr: fu(ih> r endowioent, f The University of Geor
gl r —«iio bill wa» -.aken iij> as iii .coinnnlice of tho
whole, Mr Murray in tbe chair
Thursday, Dec. 0.
The House took up the bill ,o appoint cloven
additional trustees of the University of Georgia,
and to appropriate monies to the same, aud for
other purposes.'
i h : bill being g -no through, the question was
put n IL» passage, and decided—yeas 7li, nays 17.
The House then proceeded to tiio consideration
ot t a bill | r.,vidi!-g i r the call of a convention to
revise and nmcua tiie Constitution ot this state,
so fir as relates to tiie lepiosenlation in too :,o
gislaime—m cuniiniLtce of he wh -le, Mr Haynes
in tiie clour.
W- burns ott’u ed a substitute providing for re
duction i.y ilie Legislaluie
On me quOKtion f receiving the substitute, a
long discission arose between Messrs Hudson,
Howard, oii •!i, D eigjicrly, iiateher Hums, Mc-
Donald. ayan, Hates and Vv olford
iin motion, Ue t: mini U-e i nso and renorled the
ti 11, witn amendiiienlH, lo liie House, and it was
mane tiie order of Hie day for Monday next.
From the Georgia Journal, of December 15.
Yn-uriiny it on i • i.s Hcv.ipicd with
in Oiii-nohe Lnm Ui:'; si vural inipoi aut
i int-uu o'.' ms oivt: in eo in ado to H; ii i, a
pc>.ted tail to o>yi vto will bu t ikon on
r* | csangc.
In Hi. ilousr , after going through the np
propi ia ten inil, on motion it was laid cm lb.
t in fm tne pn sent, in order to add to ti
otner a:>j)tui;n'i r mns wtiicii the i 1 nise in ij,
it" n Jiliv: 1! If, V,' l.ll'Hl'icd,
Idle iH id Bin was taken tip, «« ii Cnni
ii H, tt ol in ; ivh.de, and tii .• |iiitici))lo IV -
tin s oi i , as i cjimteii by tin* rinurniitre on
Agncul.un l and Iniininl I iiijtrovpnit'itts,
• i ill’ll i'll** t> t, •s ;t passed ilii jugh
t o loiunituee "f r l tlto w In.lo, will ho va -
ry iitui a Ilk. tho ail p mod at the 1 ,st sos
m< ■ > | .1. • g;sl i in. , t xcopl that tin* stl i
ii fine sopemnentleims is iuct cased -to
$1200; tiie sttliiry of'the overseers is increa
s* ; and ihat t i • authority given to soveial
low.i and city curpotaip, ns is willidr.iwn,
•ml inn c rc.'.ponsihiiiiy attaclp.'d to tli - su
pcit nt t 1 title tt -. i’so 101 l tints auietin ii
was n.'jvi t ito tli-. lluiis.: and pas.-ed, w t i
in Hohi'lo.'iai clause nutino ztpg the Cj,>v
oi uor to sml iuefTiciciit or vicious hands
employed ot. t o mads.
The bdl , f Sft:. He, lor the incutpor itiott
ila li iik.hi Columbus, was passed, vvith
the r jer-ioii ol lha ptovis'on wliieji | t .,
>eiv and a cert un number of shares for the
Stall*.
From the Southern JU . order of Dec. 11.
( uivcrsil i/ HiU. —The provisions of
til!- lull, Wllll li |I;.V> and th, •!: USS of 11. p
-11'S* nodtves, nr TeursdaV i S', ai'd will; h,
o a inelior. made jisferd V lor tilt pur
p s ,'ll -ii tl.*.) i( fused by a consider ihl.
oi | rhi to recotiaitier, 'teas fnl'ow*.:
I’he I'nst set'ii n piovitles for and tip
:* ■ i» 11 s * lev. tl adli'n oil t u-tees, I’.nmelv,
Tit.nuns W. .Mon v, A M. 1). Kine, -f
C. "tsrut. 7. !. 'n h Williams, l>. A
[' esr, [) mi ' II .1. T Mood, Wnsoil
Luntphiu, How; li Cobh, S-'eplions Thom
as, mi.l J idles 'l’insley
TV' s c titl seiti tt no imp iates $5,000
nnuuady to the Mtppnit it Fianklm Col
-1 fT f
The tiiiro section defines the manner < f
dra * ii:2 t!te above ■ ppr ■ t *tdatio't,
'idle Full li deilares that a nijority that
id tee tin o iiei# cnmp' sing the ho;.id of
1 u-’e<s shad Lfc i( qnsite to loiiua (juo
i uni.
Tint filt’i nn ' opr'nte the sun of $lO.
000, s Io ii of tiie U v ~'sity f. r too
tmtpose of re-on.! :iog t ••• cofegu edifi-..
&. .
At the late superier court in Fn’cm, twnyoung
women have been cnnvieti.dof etoalinft tiitllu
-he 1 ! Ihe best • 1 t or.; 1 a,■ i -1! i■ , stinaited ut
!»I i ,pr <7. a •.•rage II - p Th« a
"'ouut nits-i • r ; , I,- ,'d poo k|s, bat. tho
q-a'itit ''■ ae. <l, atake i. was <• ,usi lernblv loss
1 lie gills ll'i.l lived at ►rtvei., veto nlioul 25
v oats ot .ot; well diesseil, and nf respect aide
eei pce'.. IIS 'Miev a;c t-f i eii i ill ill prtltuti e.icli
' ,r ’>* ' ' *1 Id ei- nn.l have been ahcu.lv
n.e niu.Ulis in I..Hl ritmmu.'tit.
j jIC >l/110-1 ts k'liil r- Cul\t *,,(*
iiiiugia.
CUscrl its n t ii':r ml Dll S. Ssinr, at Ai.-
gu-i , (iieij.lt, (.11 *I" y I'S,• ti . a
Hit" tmg tl Ullt:s(‘ti tl mil ISi ..t. i tllitil'!,'t',-.
Tiio uutnbir >1 it tii l> pi tsi nt v, • •
lIVCCti b( M't.ly tri-J i '.i: \ i'lens n;..
per ant ru j .is ivmi li.luu ll;et: , ; . a
dis( lissti'!!, tliuvtiy l'- , ams til.: < :< ■, y; and
l>v union id let Ii k link ii i ,
rite afterm «» <d « •" for. ml >uj
sti'li, tv a' lift' l t' • , ' V ■ •»" *5) b" , , *
pi ay ui and tt.-uuiii fXd'.o; tiiroii. i .•,
eiCi-e seruted i- im ;!eio;t r, tv ;! r-. )
t Vilit HCl' Ot 1:0 Divine jo t'»l hit’, t.,u .. ;• •
I. wed uy ti'-osi and;; ,i -it>i<; c. . ■ q u.i'.e..
{’,.hiic uotship v» (is 11 j yi and time (mis
eat ii cm}, inriiio tti*-* seisn-t,; busnii jyt, -
al i t't.iiboi iiorv* tnei iiit.:-. The iii io. cu.-
till j* .tiUlli eli li>e Eat o t 11, tintw :■ ;. M : j. •.■
tire heavy rait:, fl'mit ii a vt ty :: ;:)ify •
t'Vtiit:in.e ot a |"> r-i snub' ol iif.an.t.g
fee 1 1 eg, lit tiie cmiimuiny.
Tiio present stale pm.-pi ru i ! !' 3
Theological Scfiititary ••.. Culirinhsa, ■
tiie i lie iii tills Synod, '«ie very cm; •.
in*. The jn itieijia! o! amcles lo the 1 y
and (Oi'jih't! '.l g'O.i'.tr ton if th st me' -
mg jiish u ion, tiie 1 i.j. ct ol's . n any hop- s
and pr ayer s, re no .v tc aiovod At , tin
off ui setts, in the town oi Coluri’.hin wi h
sige and clt gani l.uil'iings has he* is pi
eli -i.j ad iiii sen ted 10 tin! hri!i."ii:v
r
thiongn the Lciievolt'in tffoi's if a fits m 1 -
guislied vi zf; xv Licit will ■:ft’, lit aifp’j <-
< ii,'nitindatiiir.i hndr fi t iio I* o'essnr ctn]
students. Tie II x C orge II 0, !;;!• ly
Pi'ol’essof ol Divii iiy at Dainnouti. U •
voisiiy, has hern chosen by '.he Sye 0
fill the depart tiutil of O i triaf Ln p : ■
an ils blicai Liteiatu t We ci 1 rtui 1
the f. 1 e.ds if this it s titu!ion, on its pi c ; ;
prospects uhJ circumstances.
Tne reports of the S ale '•! religion, lai i
before Sy ,o f, were es ui etu o irnguiu c:n:'»
aci, 1. fir x* * lurches tm c> ns'.it. ty 1, .trig
and ticvv iooorers u.tei itrg into the ii iv :- .
Some interesting revivals ol th.c xvuik (fire
iloly Spirit hax been tirjiiyt and ; ar.d 1 ;.-
u.int « vt,mine exhibited, that the kit p..< 1,1
id the blesseo itoti,.en.tr in tlii> section of
the Union. 1$ tapidiy advancing loxxau s rs
final trimnj.h < vnr all opposition. ftlu c
minute .details oft 1 proceedings «i Sy ;;
will b given In il fit
C/t. (jbsere \
Onr L n givlatuie xxitucssed a
pruccduitt Ift - v! ek. A resolution x s s-
I' red and . 1 reed t", 1 - tjunsii’ig Hie il
ft ntn to hor t.i, i. old .Hines Law puokj . 1
ed 1 1 thu e p ipt.'is < 1 < i,e 1 t in poiei | I
par'K x* ii mei pieviousiy indy (liicctc.i 1
11 ptihilSiied in' lit'eo p ipers el I'.i; i\,,i
,» nty, instead of ordering i publtsed, as .v
cry G' itcra I* xv sin ui b , by cvi 1 y j',tt*
tt'i ... tin; State. S', e 1 ju»u ••
ei.tlity ii opposite coui.-c i.qairc t o n
ni'it ks b 0,,, is to render ilfm inere nin .
mis. As foi ceiseivrs, tv a s:i 11 i'ti , i!i'-!i ii-.t
I. «sol lire SHe tor pnbiic ini. 1o: \ti n
whether we are paid for tt or not, I. js t c
public, who at*: to.be benefited, to 1 a t ,v
i* 1 inter*, wil l htvo ;; :t t;t !( jrt if I 'ltee lu
squeak out a certain lone. Wo sirst ; s
xve dtxv.iya liave done, on every p.-nct’s
ptii)!is‘!i ,» Hie saw.-. Tiie pt-iijili' l.nv a
right to receive tins uilotan riioit thro’ t o
organs ot thetr own chon e. Tne , !t:,
growing iul if it s party partiality arc i»
notmous The ptop'n sioiil know then:.
File f stiitcmeiit it >s boon m oer
P ■ ;ll lot a year. Several gentlemen
wni it ,;•• * • o i pr utounce it mirect, end
tii.J lot I'ctcr Cranford leaionst. >ted in
thtt S-iiaie .ig.unit tho e;i mines di af. f tun
the i reasttiy, win,.a was necess.it vto rev
er iti“ I’iinter 8 tie n unis. T • y v. o c
|! :tl< ,pally, ll not Clllll ely f u pilbiistiin-i tho
I. iciion.il Sab * I,is. ye.it; »nd wn <;l .j
ml ey tiie followiug papers ui tiie tV.:iuivtii2
r it!. :
Go ugiun, SSB9 25
Cnii-tituunulirt. 4 (j 75
Ton mi i|, 7,; > ■ 5
Atheei n, . fioO 25
Mess.:-, per, . 7.31 u( )
E quite.', 6j ; (ijt
G 2 ue, 343 30
To il, $1 5t5 87 j
Tus Mira is in ro tl.ni t,. u;h u> /
foi puhltsltui,.' i vio y I :\v passed i>\ the I, ;-
islatuie i all ie pajters in tho State. n> j
cm m iki aci tn t vvitli the ntodos 1| r
then |r po lion , i't'i it a •). otr, A -dy
s•> L)00 lor rub is In .eg too F rue* ion , : S les {
M y, we cm e t nil th F actions grub
bed for l> ss tu tt 3'.
Augusta Coir irr.
G w.n.—The unexampled richness of a largo
| portion ..ftlie ooiilii ru S'atos, io 1 iis pro * 1 1
j metal, must, m lime, ti.otiuee a great eff vt ontlia
I condition to r Connery, whether ultimately for
1 good or eiil we k'avc to tiie proiessars of pohtie w
! philosophy to pi edict.
1 he annexed statements would scarcely be
j credited, if they wore not. u .taiued bv riutli oft v »j
j respeetab!i'
C«vßt.o rrp.. N. f*, I,' ,r. 22
I u.rh Ore —Wo litre bn- n iufor tied, fro n Uiilmibl-
I ed autli ,ri!.y. that at '.frs. 11 Harris’s mine to t'a
-1 liarrns couniy, tliorc waif und l.y Mr I man \j\
( lelan a lewd ies n -t ~ two thousand live |. ,-f
and oil pun iy weights ui'g.d I in IF) huso.ds ff
enrt b. o|i.i ha fofw lieh waaouhtiir and IV ■ n aUr h't ii
cl.* only. I'iio wlio c wa» f .niel ii a vnu .v. .ut
fifleon feel b.'lo'.v tli' b life e jln jv the ;a t
exlraorilin try pruduci tint w. harp ho od ru ■
and from the mannor i" »• Uich it w is anuitnu iw 1-
>'*'.! t 1 tl-. We ll IVo aid . dr as t i the Cori • .0 I es-..f
the state-lie 11. i.mw.io’e a uom: . ... r■ •
was void in Ibi : place eirt a. 'k .if.t r*' Jourr.-rU
\ larg- r
;>! ' ‘ vettai hi Ibo <u
nn to Me rs