Georgia courier. (Augusta, Ga.) 1826-1837, October 07, 1830, Image 1
Efiwralfcj
VOL. 5.
AUGUSTA, (GEO.) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1830.
NO. 45.
I'UULIrttlF.il EVERY flONDAY AND THURSDAY
An? a o’OfiOdK. r. s*.
A! Nr. llowtrU'f Brick B«lliHdRii,v>ppo«lUi Mr .CuBirain&’ g
Law Dultilligi, Aflntoih Sircot.
DIRECTIONS.
Rftlca of Lend and Erfrsts, by Administrators! Execu"
ton, or Guardian*, art rmpiirrd, by law. to bo held on the
first Toeadsy In tlm month, botween tht hours of ton In the
(oranomi and lbt< a n t ho hlWnnun, nt the Court*hoi .o or
tta county In vMcli tue peoptny la rttuato.—Notiro of
tlie o •♦’lot- mint lie liven In e public gasotto SIXTY day*
previous to llie day of sole.
Natlce»ofihe»iileo(>«rsim«’propertyronstberiven iu
like manner! FORTY daya previous to tne dny of aalf.
Noli i*o to tho dnhtora nnd creditor* of an <*tato, rnuitbe
ii.tdl.hod for FORTY daya.
Notice that application will bo mndo to the Court of Or.
dinarv for leave to soil laud, muat be pubtiilicd for FOUR
MONTHS
Notice for le.va to aetl Negroes. muat bo published for
FOUR. MONTH*, before any order abaolute .hall bo tuado
tier con In the court-
THE SUBSCRIBERS
A RK dally receiving iucIi niMliinn. In their
former Slock, as will rouble them lo fur-
tilth Merchants ami Planters with ns greet s
variety t> con bo fonnil in any Stsra in this cily.
Their Stock embrace, moil of Ihc loading Arti
cle! necenrry for family u.a, uinally called for
in the GROCERY, DRY GOODS and HARD-.
wares rones i
.MONO WHICH alia i
50 fwBoel'cOFFEF., |Variousgwfiliu
■f 10 bbilt. prime retailing Molai.ci
100 bolt! heavy Hemp Bagging
100 do Flax and Tow do
10 Imlci Bagging, Seine and Shop Twine
Halo Rope and Sacking, heavy
3 bale. Shoe Thread
Pi Iuio Chewing Tobacco In boars Si kegs
Prime Spanish and Common Segars
4000 hu,lifts Salt, 12,000 lbs. Bncon
1000 lbs. choice Hams, 20 hoses Soap
20 hoses Auguila made Cnn-llcs
10 dn Cotton nml Wool Cards
COO kegs Mails and Brads, Lamp Oil
Swedes Iron, all slsra
Grnnan, 1
Cast, and > STEEIi
Blistered S
Sheet it on, Nos. 18,19 ann 20
Nall Rods, Hoop Iron, Trace Chains
Mill Saws, Castings, tic. tic.
—ALSO—
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
S ADDZjE s, bridles
WAGON GEAR,
UPPER & SOLE LEATHER.
All of which they ore dliprsed to sell flow or
Cnib, or good Totvu Acceptances.
BREWSTER El PRESCOTT,
JYear the Upper Market, South tide Brood-Si.
September 13 4lw 88
STORAGE
AND
ttotmntggfon tfttsrtneit*#.
T HE Subscribers, grateful for past favor*,
renew the tender of their services, to their
friends and the public, with the assurance that
they will as heretofore, devote their timo to,the
luterest of their Employers.
Their \Var«*Hou«e will be in good order for
the reception and safe keeping of Country
Produce nnd Merchandize.
They deem it duo to themslves to stnte the
situation oft heir Warc-lfouso—thus—They are
bounded on the North by 8ny>»tr*et nnd the
lUver—Oil the West bv an open space of about
180 feet—On the South by Reynold-street, about
415 feet wide, and on the East by Campbeil’Street,
about 65 feet wide.-*ln addition to the security
against fire, which the above location presents,
they have about the centre of their Lot, a Hy
drant which delivers Water from the aqueduct
lately completed In this city.
They will grant the usual facilities, by advan
ces of monty or otherwise, to such as may favor
them with custom.
A. SLAUGHTER * C. LABUZAN.
(apt 20 40 Qt
20
GROCERIES.
HHDS Prime St. Croix Sugar
20 do second quality do
120 Bags prims Green Coffee
75 Barrels Rye Gin
40 Do Portland Rum
CO Du Ohio Whiskey
20 Boxes sperm Candles
20 Do Baldwin's do
100 Pieces flump Bagging
20 Qr Casks Malaga Wins
100 Kegs i?LtUs assorted
15 Bids L’ohfnud Lump Sugar
10 Hhds Molasses
Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica .Rum,
Madeira, Marseilles, Claret and Champaigne
Wines, Soap, Luff's Crufckers, smoked Beef,
Iron. Lend, Shot, Salt, Powder, &c. for salo on
reasonable terms, by
GEORGE n. JESSUP,
830, Broad-Street.
June 17 13 tf
Glass Cutting Establishment.
E. T>. SYMMONS
R espectfully informs tho citizens of
Augu* i and its Vicinity, that ho has com
menced the ptrofcincss of GLASS CUTTING in
the Store No. 162 Broad-Street where he intends
to heap constantly on hand, a supply of superior
Crystal Cut nnd I'lain Glass of every description.
As this Establishment has been commenced for
the first time in this State, and at considerable
expense, he hopes its introduction will insure
him a portion of patronuge.as the Articles he of
fers can be procured at home on as favorable
terms, and of as good quality as in New-York or
©lsewherq.
•ept 30 43 wtf
H
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
WM. H. MORGAN & CO.
AVE receive,I a pari of their supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS:
ANOSO.T WHICH ARE,
10-4 Flemish Sheeting.
8 41,1.11 do
Black Kalian Lustrings
Taney colored do
Changeable St Fiuicy colored Groa da Maps
Black Gru.de Maps
Scarlet Merino Shawls
Do do Mantle.
With r variety of other Faney and Staple Ae-
liclei, which they will sell os cheap a, any house
in the city.
September 9
8t 37
Just Received,
ON CONSIGNMENT.
2 ELEGANT Americas, and Oft* Losdoit
made PIANO, Ilia former manufactured by W.
Gcib, New-York, and aelreted by one of the best
Amateur..—Apply at Mr. Brux'a Book Store,
»rto JOSEPH SIGMON, i
March 4 87 If t
FOR SALE
HY
SIBLEY & MORRISON,
No. 184 BROAD ITItftCT.
50.000 POUNDS PRIME BACON
30 f | lull I'or to Rico Sugar
13 d*> low price Naw-OHeans do
50 BhU Coffon 10 11 ltd* Molasses
125 Hhds nod 60 Bbls Baltimore Whiskey
20 Bbls Monongahela Whiskey 8 years old
SO Pipes and 100 Bbls supciior Northern Gin
45 Bids Northern Ruin
20 do Old Peach Brandy
20 do Apple Brandy
1 Pipe superior Port Win©
10 Dozen Bottles do da
25 Qr. Casks Malaga do
30 20 Gallou Casks French Madeira
1.600 Bags Shot, ICO Bundles Bar Lead
4.000 Yards Negro Cloth
CO Bales 3-4 4-4 6 4 Browu Shirtings and
Sheetings
2 Cases domestic Plaids
5 do fancy Prints
200 Pioces American Bagging
60 do Osnaburgs, 60 Pieces Sacking
1 Bale steel Mixed Broad Cloth
2000 Galli. Slone Jugs, Jars and Pitchers
10 Kegs Old Cavendish Tobacco
26 do pound twist do
20 do 12 twists to the pound
10 Boxes Adkins plug
20.000 Spanish Cigurs, 20 Tonslfon
60 Casks Nn Is, 3 Tons Hollow War*
100 Reams Writing Paper
200 do Wrapping do
6 Dozen Pine Apple Cheese
35 Boxes and £ Boxes Bunch Raisins
10.000 Bushels Liverpoool Ground Salt .
200 do 1 Table do
4(i Boxes Gunpowdor, Imperial Si Hyson Tea
60 do Soap, 6 Boxes Chocolate
30 Bags prime Feathers
10 Doz. Fancy Chairs, 10 Doa. Windsor do
6000 Pair Shoes consisting of mens calf nnd
Kip Brogans, mens low quarter Calf shoes, La
dies Prunel shpes, do. leather Boots nnd shoes
do Morocco Walking do. Misses Leather Boots
Childrens Leather Shoes and Negro Shoes,
sept 20. 40 6t
H. PARSONS.
H AS Jq.l received from Ihe Manufactory,
Two.v.ry Superior 6 Octave Boitou.mnde
PIANO FORTES, in plain Mahogany cases.
The tone and werkmnnihip are equal to tbe high
est finished, qnd are well worthy the inspection
of tbe.e whs may wiih a good. Instrument at a
T
REMOVAL.
HE subscribers Iiove removed to the earner
_ of Broad and Jack.on-.treeii, north .Ida
Brond-street, generally known m GampHelil’a
corner, and recently occupied by Mr. Win. M.
Rowland—where they oiler for sale, a general
assortment of DRY GOODS If GROCERIES.
BOSTW1CK & .BAIRD,
sopt. 27 4t 42
REMOVAL.
T HE Subscriber has removed his Shoe Store
to the lower Tenement of Spencer's New
Building, nn the corner of Broad and Wasbing-
toh-streets, where ills friends nnd customers will,
as usual, find every Article, in his tine, of the
best quality, nnd at moderate prices.
MOSES ROFF.Jon.
sopt. 27 St 42
THE SUBSCRIBER
H AS just received two first rate Carriages,
together wjth a number ot light nnd tasty
ore and.two horse Barouches, Gigs nnd Sulkevs.
Also 1^5 setts Gig nnd Dearborn Harness. Oil
the rivqt nnd expected daily, two Conches, ono
CharlottCe, and a number of Gigs and Sulkcys,
together with Gig and Barouch Springs; spring
steel, Gig top bows, plated work, Oil Carpet, kc.
Persons wishing to order Carriages from the
North, can have their orders personally attended
to by addressing the subscriber at Augusta, or
at Newark, any time between this and the 1st of
September next.
THOMAS G. HALL.
July 22 23 tf
FORTE SCHOOL.
T HE Subscriber respectfully iuforras his
Friends and the Public thnt he lias open
ed a SCHOOL for the put pose of giving Lessons
on the Piano Forte, This Day, at Mrs, Thomp
son’s, corner of Broad nnd Mclntosh-strec ts,
where he may be found every day from eight to
1 o’clock a. M. and from 3 to 5 p. m.
Those who are desiruus to enter at the first
quarter will please tnnkc early Application.
JOHN D. SPE1SSEGGER.
M R. BACON respectfully Informs bis friends
and the Public, that he has returned to the
City, and re-Commenced. this day, giving Les
sons on the PIANO FORTE. He will be found
at tbe U. States Hotel.
Oct 4 44 4t
NOTICE.
T HE co-partnership heretofore existing un
der tho firm of SMITH k ROBBINS, in
Charleston S. C. is dissolved by its own limita
tion. The busines* will be settled by G. W.
Smith.
G. W. SMITH,
E. ROBBINS
The Subscribers have formed a connexion un
der the firm of Smith, Harris 8c Co. and will con
tinue the Hardware Business at the old establish
ment of Smith k Robbins, Charleston, S- C.
G. W. SMITH.
WM. HARRIS,
B. F. SMITH.
New : York, sept 21 October 4 44 w3m
07'The Milledgeville Journal will publish the
above weekly for three months and forward tbe
account to the subscribers.
CARDS and HANDBILLS,
Neatly Printed at this Office.
Q
Sctivcn Sheriff's Sale.
WILL BE SOLD
N the first Toe.ilay In November next, nt
_ the Court-Hb-iioln Jacksonhoro', Scriven
County, hetweon the usual hoar, of self,
167 Acres of Land, (more or
less, in Scriven County,- being part of n trnet
originally granted to Timoiby O’Bry.im, bounded
by Brier creek, and Lands of Jacob Medzgcr
and David Mcdzger.
ALI.O,
600 Acres of Land, on tbe
south side of Brier creoki known by. the nxmo of
the Llino Stone Hill, lying and being in Scriven
County. All levied on as the property of John
P.|\Vil!inmson, to sMtsfy nfs.fa. in favor of the
Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia against
John P. Williamson.
ALSO,
One Negro Man, named Ga
briel, levied on a. the property of G. t). Pierce-,
dre'd, to satisfy lundry execution, fiem a Jui
tice’e Couit, at Ihe In.tancc of Hubert M. Wil
liamson, jr. guardian for John S. Rcivosrs. <«.
p Pierce. Levy made, and returned by a Con
stable.
JNO. C. FERRILL, o. i.s.e.
October 4
44
TO RENT.
A LARGE and convenient Store,
in the upper part Broad-street, next
door to the Wnre-House Intel) occu-
•wE&fe* pled by Mr. F*. Cnnipfiidd.
This Ware House will be again ©pencil, which
will render the Store n desirable stand ; nnd it
can bn had, if applied for soon, at one hundred
dollars per year. Alsp to hire, a Negro Man,
well known ns a first rnto drajninn, nnd tins
been used to attend to a Giocciy Store. Apply
to A. I. Huntington, or to the subscriber,
BENJ; SIMS.
sept 27 42 Ot
SPARTA TAVERN.
rilO RENT, that spacious and well nrrnnged
1 TAVERN, fn tjie Town of Sparta. Hon-
cook County, at present occupied by Mr. William
Mackie.
This establishment is not surpassed by any of
a similar kind in the up Country, nnd will, with
judicious management, yield n handsome return
on tile capital employed. The furniture and
stock will he sold on a credit for approved pa
per, to any porson or persons who may contract
for the premises.
Possession will be given on the 1st. November
next. Apply to
McKENZIE k BENNOCH.
tET The Georgia Journal nnd Federal Union,
The Athenian, Cabinet, and Washington Nows,
will insert the above once a week, for six weeks
and send thefr accounts to McKenxie&.Uennuch
Augusta.
sept 6 86 tf
Private Boarding House.
A FEW GENTLEMEN can he occoromo-
Bated with Board, or Board'and Lodging,
by application at the Brick Home, lately occu
pied ns tho City Hotel, No. 147, Broad-street.
Oct 4 .. 44 3t
TIN PLATE.
1 An BOXES TIN PLATES. For »nle hy
J.UU W. A. MITCHELL.
JSfo* 134 Broad-Str cel.
October 4 \v8t 44
Brought to Jail,
I N Jncksbitboro’, Hcrlven Co. on the 27th ulti
mo. a mulatto man named James, about 20or
25 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, says ho be
longs to Samuel Williams of Charleston, S. C.
and that bo-runaway sometime in tho mouth of
July last. Tho owner is requested to come for
ward, prove his property, pay expenses ami take
him away.
PAUL WILLIAMSON, Jailor.
Oct. 4 44 3t
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to-Gordin Barnes, de
ceased, late of Scrivon County, will make
immediate payment. And thoge having demands
against said deceased will please prtfeiit the
same duly attested, within the time prescribed
bylaw. SARAH BARNES,Jldm'x.
May 13 tf3
RICHMOND ACADEMY.
T .HE EXERCISF.S of tho Richmond Acade
my will be resumed on the first Monday in
October next, under the direction of James P.
Waddel as Rector; the Rev. Sereno Taylor os
Principal of the English department, nnd James
B. Lafitte, Esq. as Teacher of the French and
Spanish Languages.
The Studies pursued in the First Class will be
tbe Latin nnd Greek Classics, with*the Elemen
tary Mathematics, and occasional attention to
such English Studies as from the deficiency.o
the pupils, may seem necessary.
The Second Class will attend to nil the brau-
cbes of a plain and solid English Education. As-
sistantTcachers will be provided should the num
ber of Pupils render It expedient.
In the First Class, the terms of Tuition are
Eight Dollars per quarter.
In thn French and Spanish, or either, Eight
Dollars per quarter.
In the department under the direction of Mr.
Taylor, Six Dollars. One Dollar ppr quarter for
the two Winter quarters is required for wood in
addition.
By a tegulation of the Board of .Trustees, the
Teachers are not allowed to receive nnv Pupil
into their respective Classes, without a receipt
from the Treasurer, of which all concerned will
please take notice.
JAMES McLAWS, Clerk 8f Trcn'r.
sept. 23 4t 41
Litchfield, (Coon.) Law School.
T HE Fall Vacation, in this Institution, com-
mencedon Ihe 27th of September, and the
Lectures will be resumed on the 26th of October,
sept 30 43 3t
B7 The Milledgeville Recorder will please
give the above three successive insertions, and
forward the account to this office.
House, Sign, nml Ornamental
ftftXKiXtypj
R P- SI’ELMAN, Imvlng returned from
. New York, nml Imvlng mntlo. Itlntielfnc-
qunintcri with tho LaUtt Style of Printing, re.■
pretfully solicits front Ills frlcutl. mltl'forimir cut-
tomt-ri, n enntlnnanco of ihe pntrotingu extend
ed to him for the hist ten yeurs,
ILr Country Merchant, can he supplied with
Sign, nt the shorten notice, and on Ihe most
re.tsoniihle term.,—tttfely packed for nny ill.-
tniice,
August 12 2» wtf
PAINTING-
T HE Siili.crlheri would respectfully Inform
the cltixenx of Auguste nnd it.' vicinity,
that they hnve entered Into co.pnrlner.hlp under
thn Arm of MILLER If JASEPH. nnd Intend
enrrylng on llnuse, Sign, Chair, Si Ornmnentnl
Priming nml Ginning, Pnpt-e Hanging;. Sic. in
nil lit vailou.'hrntiehei. They Itopo llint li-oro
Ihe nnntnei. in the execution of their work, nnd
attic, nttonlimt to their buiine*., lo merit n llbc-
ru! share of public pntronttge. Perrons dl.pt,led
to pniroflfoethcm rnny find them nt their Shop,
No. 203 Urond-Sticet.
N, B.—-Orders from the Country punctually
attended to.
REFERENCES.
Dn. Tiioxai I. Wa.r, Augueln.
Du. Mtt.i.r.pnK Gii.riii.-i,- .
Col. A. WiuTi.xr, i „ . ...
Samuki. Ci.ahk, f Beach hland
D. Atkinson. )
July 22 23 tf
J. SMITH & CO.
H AVE ju.t received In addition to their for
mer Slock, nn elegnnl nssnrtmrnt of Fur
niture, consisting of Siduhonrds, Bitienux, Book-
Cn.es, Wardrobes, Tnldoi, Chniti, &c. £ic. nil
of which will bo sold ns cheap n. can ho bought
in till. Clly, for Cnsh or town acceptances,
July I IT tf
REMOVAL.
T HE Subscribers linvo removed a few doors
holow their former stand, mid utto door
above Mr. John Moore's corner, where they have
received a purl of their supply of STAPLE nnd’
FANCY DRY GOODS, nnd daily expect a fur-
thei- supply. Persons wishing lo purchaso arc
rCtinosjed to call and examine them, as they will
he sold very low for eash.
srpl 20
N. H. WH1TLAW * Co.
40 Bt
THERP.ASJr.tnei l’nca applies for Letters
. / of Atlmlhislrnllou upon the Estate of
William H. Built, dec’ll, and laic of Riciimutid
County,
These are, therefor., to c|to.n!l nnd singular
the kindred and creditors of said dec'll, lo be
and appear ottni Office, within the time proscri
bed b» law, to file tltelr objections, (If tiny they
linve,) antl shew cause why said Lottort should
not bo grouted.
Goo. A. B. Wnlkor,«. o, o.
June 24 15
JOHN GUIMAIUN,
WATCH MAKKK,
JS*o 141, Bvoad-Stveet,
H AS again began httsittcsi, In tlto Brick
House, No. 147, Rrnad-Strcel, lately oc-
cupicdT-, tho CnTHOlEL, where ho will bq
SiiftfMRm
best possible manner, nnd nt v«ry reasonable
prier*. He solicits tin* patronage of his friends
and fortntir customers, nnd nil who wish to have
their Watches made to keep good time at n mod-
era ta price. He will sell his remaining STOCK,
consisting of
NY AT CUES & CLOCKS,
CASTORS, &c.&c.
Fnr less than they-cost, nt Wholesale nnd Retail.
Thick Patent WATCH GLAS8ES, nnd all
other descriptions of Watch Glasses, constantly
kept on hand.-
May 3 ,04
COTTON GINS, &c.
T HE Subscriber has on hand COTTON
GINS of a very superior quality, of from
30 to 60 Sows, single and double breasted. From
recent improvements introduced into those Gins,
they have |,cen prunounerd by those having
them in use to be of the very host kind; both as to
furnishing n .clean and good Stnple, ns also lo
liplitnr.s»of draught; also Moating Flues*
Jp* GINS repaired at short uoticr.
His Stock of AQJIICULTUBAL IMPLE
MENTS is extensive, consisting of nil the most
•approved I’LOUGHS. of which he has a large
quantity, and from tho increasing demand, Ihe
piirp will he inucli reduced.
07F Wheat Saws, Corn Shelters, Cultivators,
Drill Machines, and also nn excellent assort
ment of Fresh Warranted GARDEN SEEDS.
ROBERT PHILIP,
Four doors beloto * Ifie Merchants' 8f Planters'
Bar./:.
sept. 16 w8l 39
FACTORAGE
AND
ftownttostott SSusrtuefim,
SAVANNAH, GEO*
T HE Subscriber intending to remove to Sa
vannah tlm ensuing fall, for the purpose of
transacting a general
Commisswn Business,
Re prctfully offers his services to liU friends and
the public. He will devote his personal atten
tion exclusively lo the business, nnd from long
experience, confidently hopes to render entire
satisfaction to those who may favor him with
their-business. His stores will be airy ; secure
from fire; and ready for the reception of Goods
or Produce by the 1st ol October next.
JOHN R. ANDERSON.
August 26 * 33 in5in
ID* Tbe Courier, Augusta, Georgian. Savan
nah; Journal, Milledgeville; Telegraph, Ma
con; and Athenian, Athens; will each, publish
the above ones a month, until the lstofJnnunry
next, and forwaul their accounts tu the Subscri
ber in Savannah, for payment. J. R. A.
REMOVAL.
T HE Subscriber respectfully informs bis
friends, that he hns Removed Ids Stock
from Mr. Win. H. Turpin's Range, to the stand
formerly occupied by Hall k Hardin, in tbe
square above tbe lower Marko, where he has on
hand a good supply of articles suited to the sea
son:—Consisting of Dry Goods, Hardware, and
Groceries, all of which he will sell on tbe roost
ccomraodating terms.
WM. E. BRODNA*.
Sept. 23 41 If
w
Georgia, Richmond County.
7 MERE AS Mnry Ann Clarke, nppliux (qi
. . Lettrri of Ailininlilmilon on dm Estoie
of John M. Clarke, deceased, and line of Rich
mond Cmiutyi
The,, hre, therefore, to cllo all nnd «ld*ulnr
the kindred nnd creditin', of mild docenied, to
(He tliejr objection., If anylhey li.vo, In my of-
ltr«, within Ihe time pri icrlhed liy Inw, otherwise
Letters uf Administration will bo (-runted.
Goo, A. D. Witlkrr, u. o. o,
sept. 30 43
Georgia, Richmond County.
’’S'iTHEREAS Milton Antony,uppll.t fot Let
VV ter. nf Administration upon the Estete
of KniiiiHh nr Roiottu Juff.ri, dec’ll, uud let. of
Rii inn mil Coilnly,
Tlieso «rc, therefore, to cite nil nnd slnipilnr
III. kindred nnd Creditor! of sold dec'll, to bo
nnd nppenr nt my offlen within tho time prescri
bed by law, to file their objection.. (If nny they
liavc) und shew cau.o why .aid letters should
not be granted.
Goo. A. B. Walker, a, a. ft,
sept. 80 43
Georgia, Richmond County.
"VJITHEIlEAS John Morrison, applies for
V V Letters of Administration on the Estate
of Hugh Morrison, deceased, and late of I.«e
comity,
These are therefore to cite all nnd singular the
the Kindred and creditors of said d.eoasud,tu
bo and appear at my office within the Hum pre
scribed by law, to file their objections, (Ifnny
they have,) nnd sliow cause why said letters
should net tie granted.
Goo, A. B. Walker, o. c. n,
sopt SO 43
Georgia Richmond County.
■^I^" HERE AS BonjemiiiF. Kenrlck applies
Boqjan
. . for Lclters at AilnihiUtmlion upon Ihe
I- .tote of Joins Kenny dec'd, nnd late of Rich'
mond county.
Thi-sc nre, therefore, to cite all and singular
the kindred and crcditurs of said deceased, to
lie and appear ot niy office within llie lime pro
scribed hy Inw, to file their objections, (if any
they hnve,) nnd shew cause why said Letters
should not hr granted,
Geo. A. B. Walker, c. e. o,
Aug 20 33
-gin, Richmond County.
KAS James l’nce applies fnrLettcri
Georginj Richmond County.
-VT7*HKRKAS, Wiliam McGar applies for
VT Letters of Administration upon the Ki-
tatc of David Clarkt, dec'd, and Into of Rich*
mond County,
There nro, therefore, (o y}te alt and singular
the'kindred and-creditor, of said dec'd, lobe
nnd nppenr at my officr within the time prescrl-
h.d by law, to file t| )c lr objections, (If any they
have) and shew cause why said letter, should
unt be granted.
Gop. A. B. Walker, o. e. o.
Jim. 24 it
Georgia, Richmond County.
W HEREAS Geo. M. Walker appll.i tor
Letters of Administration on the Estate
of George Smith, deceased, late of Richmond
County.
Thosearo, therefore, to ell. all and singular
r kindred and creditor, of sold decainil, to
file their objectluns, if ony they b.ve in my
office witiini the time prescribed bylaw, other
wise Letters of Administration will be granted.
Geo, A. B. Walkor, o. o. n.
June 17 13
Gcorgiu, Richmond County.
*^TJ7'IIF.nFiA8 Mnry Bumoj npplics for Let-
Y V tors of Administration oil the estate nf
Omries Botsey fiecimsetl, (m.U late of Richmond
County,
These nre therefore to cite nil nml itngulnr
the kindrud nml creditors of miid ilccemfeil, to
Im> nml nppenr nt my ©Aloe, wltblq the time pre-
scribed by Inw, to file their objections, (if nny
they linvc,) uinl shew cnuse why said letter*
should not bo granted.
Goo. A. B. Walkor, c. n. o.
July 1 17
Georgia, Richmond County
W HEREAS William Tati applies for Let-
tors of AdminiMmUou upon the rvtnte of
Briijnmin Tiitt deernsed nnd Intr of 8. Cnrnlinii.
These nre, therefoio, to cite nil ttnrfVmgulnr
the kindred nnd creditor/, of mild deoensedi to b*
and nppenr nt mv.oflinr, within tho limp prescri
bed by Inw, to fife their directions (ifnny they
hnve) nnd shew cause why said letters should
not be granted.
Goo. A. B. Walker, a. c. o.
July i 17
Georgia, Lincoln County.
\X7irkREAS William M'oncricf, Admini.lre
V y tor on tho Ettntes of John Uentlnv and
John Gir, d«ceuscd; nnd Executor on-the Es
tate of Austin Moncrief, ilcceniod; applies to me
for Letters Distdissory from said Estates:
These nro, thereforo, to cite, summon, nnd ad
monish nil nnd singular the kindred nnd credi
tors of each of the said deceased, to he nnd np<
pear nt my office within the timo prescribed, to
shew cause ifnny they have,-why said Letters
should not be granted.
Given under niy hand, nt office, this Oth of
Seidrtnber, 1830.
FRANCIS F. FLEMING, c. c. o.
September 13 tnOm 38
Georgia, Lincoln County,
W HEREAS Wllllair Wood, nppli-. In urn
for Letters of Adininistintiou on the Ei-
tnta nnd effect* of Abram. Fields, late of said
county, dec’d.
These are therefore to cite, summon and ad
monish ail and singular Ihe kindred and credi
tor* bf laid dec’d, to be and nppenr nt my office
within tbe time prescribed by liiw to file flieir ob
jections (if nny they hnve,) and shew cause why
said letters should not he grunted.
Given under my hand at office, this 29th of
Sept. 1830.
THOMAS F. FLEMING, c.c.o.
Oct 4 .44 3t
Tenth Regiment, G. M.
(ORDER.) Auguila, Sept. SO, 1830.
A N Election will be hoiden on'Siiturdny, the
9lh of October next, linlf past 7 o'clock, P.
M. at the Company's, Room, City Hall, for a
Captain to command tbe Haroilfou Riflemen,
Vice Cnpt. Kigali, dne'd.
By order of Col* ColdweJI.
JOHN MADDIN, .
Adj’t. Tenth Regiment, O, M.
■ewl 30 43 tf
CERTIFICATE.
Philadelphia, Feb. Mill, ml.
ftth. Wh. W. FoTTimt—
D EAR blit t—Two years lave nnw tlapi.fi
alucuniy duiiglifoi Mary Ann hns b.<n, liy
III. uiu ofyeur in.VHlunblo Mrdirine, re.lorcil ,u
n ilnlr of umuh h.livr henllli limn «u cnulii rw-
lOuuhly have nxp.ctui! | nml ns n duly 1 owe la
•ufiVring lHHimhltf.il, j gretiluit. loyoureelf, I
Inmlor this, Itusiing Unmy prov. u-uhil (a thus*
slnlilarly nffllcli-d.
Ationi twelve yeuri ngo site coinjilptnod of ...
. ytre pains in bar hack nnd hip, Which grew
worse nml worse, until .It. wa. nlimtit utmblo to
innvo, or (urn liursclf in lied. During this p«-
Hod, Iter hack nml hip .welled wry much, and
the |min rxivudrd down the Ifg, which lost ilx
natural power i n wnttlng of fli sl—lusrof nppn-
Htr. nnd umnciallun emued, nml hi-r emmit-n mco
ilvsplcicd mtrrry, Situ c.mlttu.d wiilmutmucb,
If any, alterelimi for ilia heltdr, (hopping her
strictly under tlm advice nf m/eminent medical
gentleman,) for n ron.ldernhle time, when tho
•welling on the Mil lu-gutt to hicrenre j her pby
ticlan'i prescriplloni hvrtintu urele.si they re-
cotntncmird the tied jacket—nne wus procured,
tried, hut In vain, ami the disease xp.mcd to I,id
tlcfiancc to all Ihc wrli know n remedies In that
complnhit, tlml wete here employed. Site wa.
thru considered ft, incurable. Her sister having
died of tho same complaint,- n Her an litneii «r
four yenrs, we were' of opinion that Mary Aim
must there Ilia satna foie. Having hcartl uf the
remarkable ittccoii of your Cathollcon in icro-
fuloui complaints, I wa, teiniv.d lo htake a trial
of It. Sha began lo use It, tuit) in a few day.
the .welling on the Itlp brake, and diicharged
greatly! ilto could then uso her crutches—in a
few weeks longer hor pnlu* disappeared—tit.
discharge cenicd—tiro ulcer healed—her np|w
tile returMd—and hor whole ayslein resumed its
wonted vigor, I bollevo, Ittul your Inv.luahl.
metllclee been mod when she first complained, ii
would linva prevented her from being a crippl*
for Ilia rest of Iter life,
With ninny llmnki for the benefits which m*
daughter Inis derived from the u.e of your Inval
uable CnthoiicDo, I remain
Y ours, Res peel fully,
JOHN M’CURDY, Jan,
No. 38, Chtinni-ilreil.
KT The genuine Cntlmllceu is to lie had of
my only nuthnrlxed Agents Mcisrs. Tuiirut b
D"Aa rliiNic, in Augmtn.
W. l’OTTER, Philadelphia
August 12 20 tf
T
A New Mii|> of Georgia.
IIE subscribers linva how under tho hand.
__ of llic Engraver In Ncw-Yorh, a complete
nnd splendid Alnp of the statu of Georgia, the
greater part compiled from actual ilirvuy, with
nil Hie districts cnrcfully laid down.ml number
ed, tlm whole completed with great labor and ex
actness from tliu Intbst and most authentic infor
mation, In u ttyln nut inferior lo any tiling of the
kind yet "presented to the public, Willi a table of
diitaucoi from Ihe sent of, government to every
county site up piece of Importance lathe slate.
The districts in Hie new purchase nnd lower
cnunlles are nil numbered in llie corners, so a.
lo enable it person |o nieerlalu (lie exact sllua-
Han nf nny lot of lund, nnd will be pointed end
finished oft - in Ihc neatest manner—a part of them
canvassed, varnished and plnccd on rollers, tlm
balanco will he nn thin paper nicely folded in
morocco cuveri, ainl will b« for sal. in Milleilre-
vi|lo l)y llie firtt of Oglohcr neb. Thus, on
rollers, at Fife Dalian, nnd tho packet map of
ilia same tlxo at Four Dollars.
Persons residing ut a dislauc. wishing to pre
cure tlm map can do so liy sending by their
members at a sufficient number, of them will b.
kept in Milledgeville during the session ef tt]»
Legislature,
CARLTON WELLBORN,
ORANGE GREEN.
KT Editors In fills state who will vublish the
•hove occasionally until th. firs, Nonnubsr next,
will he entitled to ■ copy of lb* *r«*
July ?3 *4
... „ — Cdrolintj.
rjriHE LECTURES of this Institution will be
JL resumed llie second Mondxy in Novesaber,
nnd continue until March,
fiiwi/omy—John E. Holbrook, M. D.
Surgery- Jnmes Ramsay, M. D.
Praitlie of Medicine | 8 .' H<nr J Dlckso*, M. D.
of McdicUu
Materia Mcdica—Henry K.II-'rost.
Midvifcnj )
nnd Ihe Diicaiti of J- T. G, Z’riotcau, M. D.
Ilnnieti mid Children )
Chemittry Jf Pharmacy—Edm’d RftVenel, M.D.
Poihologicalond SurgUol j w , g „ eri
Dcmonilralor of Anatomy—J. Wagner M. D.
HENRY R. FROST, Dean,
Charleston August 28 35 wtd
Administrator’s Sale.
W ILL he told, TO-MORROW (Tucsdsy) the
Bill insi. at 7 n,clock, nt the Store of Ih.
Subscriber, THE LIBRARY, belonging lo llie
Estete of James Moore, deceased. Among which
nre many vnlunhle works, in French, Greek,
Latin and Spanish.
At.SO,
Law, Medical, Historical, Theological and
Miscellaneous WORKS—with a large collection
of Newspapers, Magaxines, Maps, be. tic.
AI.SO,
1 Elegant Violin, 1 Portable Desk
1 TanneHs American Allas, 1 LavuisuesAHst
Tinmi Cash.
C. PHILLIPS, Auet’r.
October 4 44 It
Administrator's Sale.
W ILL be told on the 1st Tuesday in Decent-
her next, nt Ihe .Market House In lisa Ci
ly of Augusta, by order ol llie Coutt nf Ordinary
uf Richmond County. A Lot iu said city, near
the corner of Kills and Centre-streets, nml next
below the lot occupied by Win. Jackson, Esq.—.
Also ten shares of tho capital slock of the State
Bank ol Georgia, nnd a negro man slave, named
Peter, Hold os the property of Wm. A. Walker,
dec’d, Cor the purpose of making u division
among lilt litiri.
* ANDREW J. MILLER.
October 4 44 Id
Administrator’s Sale.
| N conformity to a» Order of the Court .f Or-
dinary of Richmond County, will bo told on
Ihc first Tuesday in Dtcetnber next, x LOT on
Green-Street, belonging In Ihe Estate ef Charles
Martin, dec’d. Relit Lot Is designated In the di- -
nltlon of Bird Marlin's Estate, as Lot No. 3
(three) j presents a front of 33 feet on Oreen-St.,
and extonds hock 174 feet. Tire object of the
hale it to niahr regular Titles.
GEORGE J- 6. WALKER, Adm’r.
sepl.fi id®®
Administrators Sale.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Do-
ccmlier next, et Telfair Court-House,
Geo. the following Tracts of Land, belonging to
the Estate or John Parks, dec’d, Isle of .Colum
bia county, vl*.—Two Tracts, containing each
2024 acres, known as No. 85 in the 14ib Dis
trict, nnd 05 in the 12th District of Telfair Coun
ty, formerly Wilkinson. Sold hy order of the
Inferior Court of Columhia County.
LEWIS PARKS, Adm'r.