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■Allen R ,4 Kniglt Jour
Jsmrs Key I lint M
A Union .loin; J i I
Anderson Ilnrnoi K Aeslin Maria M
Archer Vhomns l*,yell Mnrrtoi h
11 l«wii Henry
William l,«ne Thru
lllsmn Needham I omar tbislnvuii
RcllCrrm Lester's orphan's Neal
•Murkhalu r li II 1-ovell William
Heal Uinicay M
Hnghimi William .Murphy Ah*
Him h Wilson Met'ollani Jordan
Herrirn Thus M, McKee N
(' IMusgravo Mr
"farm*ell Eginnrdiis II .Moor .s' I,
Cm ,)*»»(. MtMtey VV ilham
•Chance John -Mill .Mnry
Croflnn Itetmur McKlmurray James
Ir Novey Janie* F'
Dim* Ithinlii, 3 I*
Dye Mori 111 Parsons J A
Uavis Arthur J’emol Henry
JHougla* I ilmon I’rtlon Richard*
Uoiiii l Clieslsy C i’uinntr Hoiijnnnn
E M
♦wlmri \ M Robert* John A
(■’ Reihlsk John
Franei* Thun Ratliff lioiijainiii
ti IS
Croon John II Sinrge* N I,
Grillin'* heirs, Joseph, Hlurges John U
William nml Arm Broil (diaries
(loilliny < ioi v, nr heirs Bandilord A mo*
Godfrey Mur.m biipp Joint
limy It II Binith Heinarimts
t.odby Mephon Frnilh John H 't
tlirrii Elizabeth Milliner < hsrlns
II iSlurgr» Jutin h A S
Henngloii l - .lizn'-cith T
ilsrmgum .Miinin Thoinpaon Mary A
/lodges Nancy m Thoinpkms I’nrlin
J/r riogion 11 nh;i i■! 'I inrhiH H'yley
Hill Hughey,2 Teuison Job’;
I low ell John (11
11 nglir-H Wm II Ihqhnrl Ann, I!
-Hill iilnrihii, -Mmmil or VV
Jnmri Wilaon Mury
Hmtt William Wm VV m It
11 ill (iillimn Wiille Kohrrt ‘J
1 Inn nit E
Jan 6 I JOSEPH JA.NRKN, P. M.
Msr or i-e i re iis
I I IvVIAIAIMJ 111 ihe l*ne( oilier in Louisville,
.IV (In, Hue. Jl, 181(7, \ir.
A I ,ovr U ni //
Allen .1 W I.iinier .Mre Manila
Allen .1 M Lamer Hezekinh
Allen Waddle I.mn Vinson
jliiiih.iv Elijah l.iivvnon Roger M
II SI
Ilerryhill Alexander Slurphy Wm I,
llilllloli Jerenitiih J S ayiloee tirorgo
Hojd Hohrrl J/i flrido 'J’hoi
1’ Slooru Jnmoa
Cobh John A Moore 11...,, o'"
l.'iilhonii James .V „ i. "
KemtaSH ' - NOB | V ) /(|g| , ,
I) Nasworthy Wm
JJavis Isaac I’
I' - Patterson Tima .1/
iMamlrn Jordon Phillips Aehloy
Fhmrney /Volsnn Patterson Sim Slary
Floyd Sim Isabella II
<1 Kril l Augustus
(tinman Win Uohinaon It nine K
II S
Mlnrvry Edward Swank I,other
11 mm lion EM Spivey bpenecr (•
llogum Wm Sumner (.ntharinn
Hudson Richard Sainpimn W T
A'/olliday John SI Sloonr Km hurl
Hudson Ejili Sjinii /Amry
//intis S/i«» A/nry Street '/’hoi
I lotion '1 ho* G T
J Toiiiliiimmi J SI
Jones Mrs .Molinda Turner J/enry I’
Jordon E W Thomas Slut I'iimiii
K VV
l\ ill hen Jninen li Wonlnll Tho* Orphaos
Kory Wendell Warr John
I, Warr Win
Irwin John <•' Wol«oii S (i
mu i ti e, ik mi well r. m.
KflfflP Dlolrl.
r■ AIIE subscriber having purchased thin drsira
■ hlo aim, in the l ily ol Jackson, iilnniril on
’I he no 1111 Mile of the Stale- House ii|iiaru, in deter
mined lo remove o it in n lew (Iliya, and nature* all
thoiii who may call on him I hat every attention
and provision n Ini 11 he made lor ilunr iireiimiiiodn
ten, which the nature ol ilia eountry will permit;
and I lint lot iireon modal inns lor llovellers, horses,
and bonnier*, ahull he equal lo any in the Slate,oil
ol theininieililUc hank id the Mississippi river, mid
ui to liir at theciri'iiiiiilniiceii ol ihe eounlry will
p«vnft,hl« aiveummndiilion ihall|not he anrpaeaed by
any. //e phnigei InmaciM lo k •*'.(> u good table,good
hnr, furnished wnUi i+ro bevl of lignora; good eom
fonnble rooiiia; I eh an wholetome hodii; nsjuiel
house, free from not and noisy lalr nod
(•end iry stables furnialtnil with grind ostlers, and
a plcniy ofrorn nmi loddor, nml at ns’reasonable
Kama ii» pmeliealile. I'roiiipl pivviwent, ut short
periods, will, in nil eases,he required.
To memhers oflhn I .egislanire.iind lliosnlmving
Jniiiness in the eoitrls at Jiu kson, the suhsrriber
will lurnish good eoinfurlnhle rooms, bolh in sum
inernnd wmirr, either in his main Tine'ii Iniihling,
•or in one it low yards ihstunl, which he has lately
procured, and lined up lor the purpose, in their op
lioii. 'J hey uni mviied in eullnnd exmnnio his ac
eonimodali'illt lor lhaniselves, end it they like,
try them He ik perfectly aware ol Ihe accommoda
tions hitherto tiliordod in this town, and is deter
mined in improve .them nndlltul I nose w ho favor him
•mill their custom, shall not not go iivvnv reasonably
dissulislieil. It. it. WIOHINS,
JiieKsaii, Miss Sept 12. Mount Vernon.
Jan 4 m3ra -
MOMIOE MAI.E AM) FEMALE
AFadniiirs.
Anhserihor having taken vltargo el the
Mule and Female AeadH.nies, at Monroe,
\\ tillini i iunity, hereby gives no,tee that these in
11ilii11.His will he opened lor the reception ol pupils,
mi Monday, the Blh el .lium ii v nest The Male and
J'Viiiule .it parlnuinls will he conducted in separate
buildings, Mlll.iled about SO rods apart, hoih under
tin- dini lion of the I’nneipal, vv ho Inis been engag
ed m oat lung ni lies place lor ;he hist two years.
A eomiimduuis building, with a convenient \ppa
mtus fount adjoining, has been prepared lor tho
Mule Academy, a.id competent assistants will be
employed at the cireuiiisiunces id the school may
require.
Jill s S-va vu I II us hss been engaged lor Ihe
Feincle department, vv hose reputation mid standing
as a teacher are well known, as she has been en
gaged in teaching in tins place (or several years
vvilli success In the spring, us the school i nlaiges,
a female lenetuvr Irom ibe norlh will he employed,
who will he associated with Miss llvvs in the le
aitnledepartment i he I‘iineipal will hear rcrila
liens td the higher classes ol lemales til llieappaial
iis mum, udjoiui g ihe mile scad, i.iy mid will dills
iraio h> means ol oj'paraiss, tug Hitlerem hrmu hes
•of >indy.
I'uilicular pains will he taken to give ihe pupils
n praeiieul know ledge ol tmlnrul philosophy, chem
iolry, i‘»ironomv, and the Inghui liruMvhes of math
cm.ilivs, the taking ol 'iilitndos, longiludts, vVc. To
lltiserd they will bo limehi in explain from dia
grams,and to illustrate, ti emseUes, by means of tho
apparatus.
Biui'cnts vviahing loohlmn a praelteal knuvvkalge
«<’surveying heights and dislmico, ,Ve. iiruinlunn
cd that n g tod compass ami chain, with plotting
msliiiiin ins, and anmamale iiisirumer,t tor moaaur
mg vertical and horixoitlal angles, mom tho pos
session ol the Principal, who will go into the lield
vvitli Ins elassus, anil make thorn lamiiiar with sur
veying, jdotting and ealculnling dislnnces. l-eclures
will, irom lime hi lime, be given ul night on natural
philosophy, uslronoogv, Ac
Ussoiis will be given on live piano, guitar, time,
clarionet, Ac- Ivy Mr. tin ttk si me tv vi kk, vv hose novoi
system sA'instruction and skill in Music, Imvea 1 -
ready earned for him a reputation ol the first rank.
1 'muting and drawing wall also be taught in tho
female department.
The Principal will spare no pains lo give h s pu
pils a clear know lodge of the ditferem branches of
study ; ..ml hopes bvihv arrangement inmlo, to se
cure all ihe ndimil.iges, without any ol Ihe disad
vantages ofn mixed school. Ihe health oiThe vil
lage of .Munroo is unquestioned. Hoard can bo ob
tained for from Bto 10 dollars per month. Tuition
thesnine as formerly
dec-js -;tiw JOSEPH PRINCE, Principal
I.MH' R momm slid date, iiiiphealiun will be mads
to llte interior court of Jeflenon county when
,tiling for ordinary purposes, ibr leave to n il the
real estate un i negroes ot Andrew E. Wells, 1 .-
ceased. JUKI J IV ELI.N, Adm'iv e
imv 17 vv tw u6.i “
ntwhi ioLLE^G.
university or <;koH(;ia.
fl V/E Kxcrna** of this ln»liiuli<>n will bo rc*nm
i -1 od on Mcrndny |lih loth day of January ium,
i under ita following
0 K(»A NIZ A TIO3V.
Alonzo Church, P D I *n «idonf,’and Prof, of
.Vocal Philosophy and Political Kronomy.
Jam«* Jackson, A M.—lVofounor of'Natural Phi-
Joaophy tin I Cheuua/ry
Henry Jlull M. D IVofesnor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MalllnjH A. Ward. M. D. Profunsor of Natural
History.
William f/hriiaiin, A. M.— Professor of Gnek
and Afodvrn Longu
James P W.iddcl, A M. Professor of Ixjtin and
IVellfSM L« tin s
CiiarloN I Me f toy, A. M.— Professor of Lngi-
I net ring, and ndj IVof. ofNut Plidoaophy.
Geurgn VV Hchmick, A. M. Tutor in Ancient
Lnngnag'-H.
(J. F. Mef'ay—Secretary if Ihe Fnnnl'y,
COURSE OK INSTRUCTION.
The studies winch shall be pursued, and the
j course of instruction which shall be given at the
i f mvcmiy, are comprised under ffie following beads
i ). (»nek, Laim.and french Languages
2 AMttieuwiiicH.
j 8. Astron my.
I 4. Natural Philosophy,
• !>• Chemistry.
f». Natural lietory.
7. /Rhetoric, fogic, Moral ami Mental Philosophy
PnliliraJ Economy,
j H. Civil Engineering.
Hereafter there will he a distinct department for
iiiMiriiclion in J heorelical and Pracliciil Enginrcr
nig. A class will he (brined in January, of those
who may desire to prepare themselves for the pro
fession of the Civil l .ngire#*r.
My fl resolution of the Trustees, the payments for
tuition will he, in future, accommodated to the corn
incneciiienl. oilhn sessions, viz: Tvve’vo dollura on
Hie Intel August, and twenty-four dollura on (ho
J.'Mh el January in addition to which, one dollar
P**r annum will he required for the Library,and a
uk i sum ho servant's fee.
I or iidmiftsion into the fn simian ( lass n candj
dsn* 4ii!isl have majinred a Ihoreiigh knowledge of
ihe I.alin and Grcrk Grammars, with especial refer-
I dice to Prosody; he must have read at least nine of
1 icero's Select Oral ions— Un* whole of Virgil—I ho
whole of S'nlfmft—Jwhoand Acts in the Greek J’cs
lament - J he whole of s (ineea Minoru or the (»reek
header, //cinust havesfudicd Day to Algebra, thro’
Simple fq'iaiioru, er io Pofcers and Roots. He
mum also have studied English Grammar, (ioogrii
pby.and Anthmeijc; on which last lie is reqmicd
iw-be especially accurate
ASH HURV HULL, Si c/y li T.
Athens, Dec. 0 [dec Id 2JL eow»Jls
Cpi»« l* l ln rol.(T I'.llKln
FOR BALE.
0 mile* from lljtv-faT"'
ON Saturday <.■> •- •—‘ ~
..•■hi ol Jiiniary, I will sell at rny
■ nouse I lie tract of Land I now reside on, con
taining 1100 acres pine hind, more or less, dun of
which h cleared and well fenced and HO acres fresh
Laud. On the place is every necessary hn.hlins for
private or public life—there iaspiing and well wa
ter convenient. 'flie Dwelling house is minuted at
(he junction of the Aiken, tMurlintovvn, Edgefield
and Columbia Roads, and bus 12 rooms and I fire
places. I’lie burns and stables are large nnd well
arranged nnd ran stable 6u lio-ses. 7’heG eenville
and Columbia lino ol stages unite add station d sets
of horses hero and fix press sets—their join* expon
si’s will average SHOO pur (pirnter Passengorssup
here every night, and as a country location for a
public, stand is as good as any in the Mate. The
mismeiss clone til it is its best recommendation, ad
ded to its beauty and health—and is well calcula
ted lor a store and tavern. •Suited with every op
portunity for speculation and (rude, and has a good
market at home, Ate. &e. I will also sell 1500
bushels of Corn, 3d,000 lbs. Fodder, 100 stock
Hugs, 15 Reds and A/alresses, Mousehol 1 Furni
ture, I yoke of oxen and cart. Persons wishing to
purchase will please call and examine for them
selves. The farm will be show nto them with
pleasure, and they are respectfully referred lor any
information to Me sum. Vefomn & Ward, Douglass
& Cununl, Robertson & Crawford, Stage and Ex
press Mail contractors and their agents.
Terms ol sale. — 7*ho personal property on a cre
dit till Ist Dm. 1838, with note and security, and
(he land 1,2 and 3 tears, with note and seeiTrily,
with a morigngo of the premises Possession giv
en on the 2oih of January, nr sooner, if possible.
IL R. TILLMAN, Proprietor.
Edgefield Dist. 8, <J. Uoo 18 wk* -2J *
Notice.
\ LI. persons h iving claims against the estate » I
Rebecca Mircli, late of Richmond county, d
censed, are hereby notified to present them to m\
duly wil4iintfieiime prescribed by law.
Jan $ 1 L HUiU il, mim'r
l.:m#l I’or Male,
ON Sl’ I HIT CIIEE K.
I F immediate application is mailo to the sub
voriher he will null Ins viilimlilo uml hehhy miHi
alion, eonlninitig 400 acres of Lund. 30 or -iO ot
wlii.'lt is cleared, 11ml ‘JO acres in Mil ill groin. Thi re
js s pond log house, kitchen, smoko llonso, stohlos,
hum,negro lioiioch, and ntirist Mill, vhirli rims
two pair ol utoims, on tin 1 pluco. Also,-'0 Mood ol
|log., 17 hrnd of l.'nllV, Rluckmuitli and I’lainnlioii
Tools, and a iminborof other unifies 100 munerons
to mention. I’crsons wishing to pnrchoNO wdi
phuse cull imtnedialnly and view the situation,
wlmdi is located Id ■iiilco wo»t of Anenslu, - miles
soulli of dm fiiurgiu Kail Rood, mid I 111) lea norih
of iMumit F«mm.
MATTHEW I), I{OI,.V(»N«EC.
id will* 893
Itiiriit* 4'oHoii Land
SALE.
f |AEF. snlucrihar softer tor sule that excollent plan-
I talion known as Harrow l. unJeontuniingl IdO
nrros adjoining Col. Crtthhs and Air. Murphee, near
Hoik Camp Creek in I’urke. Alneti the ftrgest purl
is yet in the woods. The limber is,ink nnd hickory,
At the ait tint ion as healthy ns any in Hnrko eonnly.
I IManiers desiring mi eligible and valuable eo'lon
| plunlallonniu invited to examine the premises—terms
| not yet lived, but will ho liberal —applicants by kl
| lor will please state their highest hid, us the sale is
certain. A hires* Ihivld C. Harrow at Aldledgovillo,
I or W. AlfKinh v, at Lexington, Oglethorpe county.
P. t , BORROW.
W. .VdvIM.EV
t;ov 27 wBm 2.7
( I'.\ Ili U, lit) I 1'.1.. AIACON. (iKORM C
f | AllE subscriber respectfully informs Ins blonds
9 uitd the public in genciul, that he bus taken
’ the above mentioned establishment, which, having
been recently Ihoroiiglily repaired nnd enlarged nt
great expense, is now open for the reception ol 7 ru
, \ filers, I’oorilers, &c. The chambers are largo and
airy, the servants competent and nllenlive. If is la
: !>!(• shall he ci.nstiimly supplied with every delicacy
the season and market will furnish. His bar is
1 slocked with (ho choicest Wines nnd Liquors; nnd
j jn order moro cfteitnnlly to make it a first rule
1 (mise, he has called to Ins aid the services o( Air
I Elder, of Hullimei-. xxhesr long experience at
I Lamina's City Hotel, ha* justly entitled him to the
reputation nt n caterer for tho pxthlic. 7'he sub
1 scriber thcrelere hopes by Ins unremitting exertions
to please, to rxcoivea liberal share ot patronage.
I HORACE R. WARP.
1 dec 13 J' 891
IS It -Hood Stabling attached to the Hotel,with
' faithful and nllenlive Ostlers.
E. V. A -I. HILL,
Allarnirx nt Ltixv. Monthello.fioo.
IV 11.1, practico m ihosev oral courts ol the conn
, 9 ties of J»s|H r, .lonos, .Morgan, I’utnain, Ihild
win, Ihnts. Henry, Newton, Monroe, Wallot, mn:
■ I nt tlio Federal Ciinrl for the district of Georgia.
I KEEKRENCES.
Atsutla. —A ■J A ’IV W. .Miller; Webster, Far
< nmleeA Co, llarvilnnd, Rtdoy, ,f - Co.
1 A/uceu.—l’ooAr Nishit, Henry G. Utniar, Chttrhs
1 J. Alc/tonaid.
, j SavaHHah. —Herrien and Cuylcr, G. H. Lamar, Jo
i i seph W. Jackson.
1 I li’irics on—James I. IViigme, Wxicd d Fannin
. , C Ai’ G. II Kelsey A- //a’sieml.
n| The Clinrluslon Courier and Alerenry, and Nee
I York Courier mpl Enquirer will publish the ahovi
■ m ice a week lor 6 months mid forward their account;
f to tins office.
, MOV 1 7 _ \vf,m 859
j*. Law Notice.
I- f lA/-F. undersigned have lormcd a Co-parlnersliq
it ft fertile practice of Law. *1 hey will attem
the Conrls of Franklin, Hall, Habersham and Ra
bun, and P all business ciuru-ted to the r care ii
the Cherokee Circuit, in the Cia-uit Court of thi
“ United Stauw for the Georgia District. Thoiroftiei
11 is in Clarksville, Habersham cm;.tv
r KICHAKH U /I.vBERSIIAM.
BARNARD E. J1 \UERS/fAM.
L Dec 16 wdi '-‘I
Cieoi'tfia I'rinnTi <‘nll4*gc
scorrsßOKo’ Georgia.
klllir, Spring term of t his Irteiilijj'on, IBDB will
'I 1. open on Monday, January Bi‘ii. 11 in desira
blo that oil Nluden'M should l«* proent nl the lor-
I ination ofclasses,on tbe first day of iho lerm. The
government o(, ihe Institution in x rici, hut salutary
—bmng by wrillen laws and constitution, which are
rigidly cfdoried, after the manner of the ropublicmi f
.Stale Governrneiilii ol this rouMry. A oatii|ihlet, |
1 containing hmi's mi Felonle Kdurnlien, our system
. ol instruction, ili-ciplitie, Ac , will shortly he pub
lished, Mini sent In nil who may ft el interested
enough to apply (or it, by loiter to the I’rii r ipol.
The hod" lor ii trurlnui ore (rom day light till
. I nine./efcek I’ M. (summer and winter J reserving !
four hours for nier.ls arid recreation. On Satur-
I days, students are engaged only till noun. The Ly
ei uni. (n literary mid scientific «S'oci< Iy, of which
Iho I’riiicKlul is ii 'Jfuio, I’resiilent, inoeis every
.Saturday livening. 'I hta society has te en estab
lished but a ft w months, and has already proven il
aell to be iiniaensely improving to tin young Indies.
We pledge ourselves to impart in one year s tune
■ tntny young Indy, who possesses « good mind,and
! who cun road fluently, a handsome handwriting, a !
« correct knowledge ol Grammar, Arithmetic, Geog
raphy and spelling
A married gentleman, from South Gnrohna, is
engaged in llie drawing and painting department.
Ilia work will compare with any artist s in the
Southern Stales besides the above branches, he
will tench portrait and rainaiure painting,gilding,
bronzing, smalting, transferring prints, fancy works
with perforated paper, Arc. Ac. In the rnhsiral
deparln.enl, instruction will he given on the piano,
’ I guitar, and flageolet, I eelures every night on hit- j
man and comparative /'ltyaiol .gy, liolany, Aslron- i
’ I omy, < 'hf inislry, Ac. Are,
) Exertions are luring rn ide to have a clergyman at- i
Inched to the institution, cinch will be eU'ecled
with as littlcdelny ns possible, Ue haves library
In( 800 vol imes—an herbarium ol 2JUO species el i
j plants, eolleeled by the Principal, in lie Mute ej
! j .'•mull Garoliua— optical msirfimehts —Chemicalop-
’ I puralua, maps, globes, Are,
| The young ladies are requested to dross plainly
| —not to wear jew els of any sort, and not to attend
J balls and parties. N» store accounts without Iho
j sanction of parents or guardians, Such as have
accounts will bo required to u.gisler all their cx-
I penses in s -huok 'they will keep lor the purpose |
Pat ons will receive u ininute report of their chil
( dreti's progress in their studies.
b’oard can he had in the village,
j W e soliett the patronage of our Houlhern friends,
. mill pledge ourselves to labor to deserve it. We not
only inuto hut would be Haltered by the visits of
all whi) limy bo (JiHpoHfd to nlloiicJ our lectures, i*f!-
citaUuijs, <V(:. Hi i irwy iluy or limr during llio week*
Is. fs/IT.iSTE. "
A NIV4 JU : ST/%,
dec 2, :(||o I’nmipals.
I*«ucl9osi .1 fadc 111 y.
I rpnK citizens us Pownllon take much pleasure
I JL ju staling to the public, that they have en
. Ilm uorvK cm n't Mr. Ingrnh.mn n« Hrclor ol
| Hit) I’owelUui Acndumy, lor tli« next year. The
[ (leullhf’ulnews nl ih»* village, unci iho high qualili*
cations of the ifMtitu'ion in every department of
lilernuirc, ir(luces them to expect a continuance ol
that lilierul patronage which said institution has
received for many years past,
dec 2/ v. >i 3ri JOHN W RABUN.
jliidiT’Noii Academy.
j f I IF. usual exercises of this Institution for Iho
I suhidiuerilyear, will be resumod on the fust
Monday in January next, under the immediate
supervision of Air, Wcslley Levoritt-
T 10 lad of the Trustees having for the third year
employed this gentleman, tl e constant increns 1 in
the number ol students, llie entire satisfaction evinc
ed both by the Trusireos and Students, alrord the
highest ulleslnliim of his qualification to teach and
the able and efficient manner in which ho Inis dis
charged till the duties w Inch It tvo devolved on him,
connected with his profession.
A very competent Assistant has been •> ngaged for
the succeeding year to conduct the F.nglish Doparl
menl, which will allow Mr, Levoritt an opportune
1 ly of attending exclusively to the classical students.
I’npils will he instructed in nil the branches usu
ally taught in Academies in the Ibtiioil Slates, and
* well qualified 10 cut >r the host requlalcd Colleges
I in this country.
1 Many circumstances combine In render this an
eligible situation for the education of young gentle
men: A finished teacher,a healthy loca
tion, cheap diving, and a number of high minded
sedulous, ami worthy young men ns class males and
lid low-students, are inducements that have their in
lluoneo in every community'
The .School (or young Indies will also h# open
for their reception about Iho first oft ha your.
A. E VLVS; tjoc. Hoard Tr+ts.
iter So issr. wSr. -jut
A fill D.
rjAHE subscriber lakes this method to inform the
I patrons and friends of the Wesleyan Mansion ,
School, ami the public generally, Hu t ho has
brought that school to n dose, and taken charge ol
. a new institution, lately established at Williams
Cross Ruuds six miles below Wutkinsvillo, in Clark
1 county This determination Ins not been induced ,
by a want nl patronage to the Wesleyan Mansion ; 1
fm, in that respect, 11 lias been sustained beyond
the oxpuclatimis ol its proprietor: but by a dehber
-1 ato conviction, that in Farmers' Academy, under
1 Us present prudent nrrnugements, the subscriber.
1 will ho able to do 11 larger amount of good, with
> more pleasure and ]>rnjil to himself, than ho lias
* been able to do, in Alonroc. 'I he new institution
1 w ill consist ol two brandies in separate houses, one
llir males, and llio othor lor females. A competent ‘
lemale teacher will be employed, to conduct the
female branch, under the direction of the principal
teacher ; but the advanced classes in that branch
will make their recitations to the principal. The
two Academies are located at a short distance from
each other, and the teacher’s dwelling centrally Ue
-1 tween them ; and it is believed that such measures
r hove been adopted ms wdl w?chre the advantages,
I without the disadvantages, of a mixed school. All
’ the principal vices, ond fashionable extravagancies
{ ot town and village schools, are etfoclually exeltul
II jed from this establishment. The Academy is fur
" niched with tut extensive Chemical, I’hilusophical
! and Aslronoiniual apparatus, together w,th a imm
* ! her ot large and elegant maps, and other facilities
b j lor the promotion of education- In view ot the lo
« dity of Farmers Academy situated as it is in one
ltd the most pleasant and healthful sections of the up
; country, together w it Ii us other tul vantages, the sub
i scriiier riot's not hesitate to promise to pupils, a lar
j ger amount of lien : til than he li"s been able horelo
s : hire to give thorn. Kvery precaution that e prudent
, forethought has suggested, has been taken, to throw
j, { around the morals of pupils the strongest and most
, 1 elVeclnal safeguards. All the branches (both solid
. | and ornamental) of a liberal and extensive educa
-1 | lion, will no taught in this institution, and at mode
. j rate prices. Hoarding may bo hud at the Academy
r and w ithin the distance of one mile from it, in the
„ most respectable tiumhes, for eight dollars, or less,
1 per month.
„ I‘orsons wishing Inrllier information, will please
address to thesubsetliter, nt his present residence.
1 until Christmas; and after that lime, nt Williams'
n ■ Cross Roads, Clark county. Tire Academy is cx
, j peeled to open on the first Monday in January next;
s I and it is very desirable that pupils, designed lor tins
| school, should bo present at the commencement ol
I the year. Their advancement, ns well ns our con
-1 vciueucc, would thereby be promoted.
I, JIiSSBC. PAULETT.
l\v ill 891 m3m
4 JOL. I!U(JA\ N of Brown's Ferry, took Irom tbe
V. Indians out* head guard Chain with “Wm Flour
-- j noy August ,'J; 188-1, ” worked in it with gold beads;
I- ; also, one full jewelled doul 10-emed liuntmg watch,
d ! with gold guard chain ami key—the watch has
i throe letters on the front case—the ownsr, or any ul
j Ins relations can get it bv describing letters and prov
r-| 11 g property. If no applicatiuh be made 11 four
j months, the watch will be sold and the proceeds di
> j vtried among the troops,—application to he made to
tbe editor ol llie Columbus Herald for the bead
i- chain, and tor the W atch 10 Col Brown.
The Columbus //ernld will copy the above and
11, orw aril the account to Col Brown, nov 87 —tf877
l ', J To Tcnclicrv.
is ' r JA LII Trustees of Fort Valley Academy wish
A employ a lady of suitable qualifications to
! take charge of the t'-nmle department of said insli
- tul ion liir the ensuing year. The place is quite
healthy,llie state of society good. A liberal snla
tp ry will be given. Addros-the Trustees, Fort Val
,j ley, Ilousti n county. dec 27 —w'Jt 302
in j IJIIIR months after dale, application will be
ir “ made to the Honorable Inferior Court nf Jefler
•e ! son county, when sitting lor Ordinary purpose, for
leave to sell the Real*Estate of the late Aathan
Brassel, dcc’d ofsa.d emmlv
> I riUN BRASSEL. tdra’r.
jan 4 —Mill 2 With the will annexed
MT. CARMEL FEMALE ACADEMY, i
In A bbnTillc S. C.
t I’llE Trustees ofMt. Carmel'! emalcArademy
I annoiincolo the public:, that Miss K Mc-
Q i i f'«, who has had charge of Ihe Female Aca
demy for five years past, will continue in Charge"
oil lie same itie ensuing year. They consider I lie
chancier of the institution under her charge so
well established, llial n is unnecessary to say any
thing in praise, tsulllco it to say, she has given gen
eral satisin: lion to her employers, ns well in advan
cing her pupils in education as in'fhr. improvement
of their morals. They ask the continuance and
patronage which has been generally given, the next
■ year, wlib a pledge that nothing shall lie wanting,
j on Pie part of the Terchor or Trnslei «, to give satis
| faclion. Ihe prices of tuition lobe ihe same as lias
been Hoarding from 87 to $8 pet month, First
l< nn will commence the first Monday in February,
liy order ol the Trustees.
WM T D REN NON, Sec'y
dec 2 882 WtIF
I'hiiomaliica Academy.
I fjjMIK ol this instirmion will recom-
I ■ menr* on the 2d Monday ’in January, 1838
The Irrrfnrhc.i ol education usually tone lit in other
academies, will be taught in this institution, and
Hludonts who wish to enter college, may be pre
pared here lor admission. The prices of tuition and
board arc as low here n» in any oilier academy in
the same section ol country Ruckorsvillo, near
which this academy is situated, is one ol the* most
llourislii/ig and healthy towns in the upper co tin try.
There are eight dry good stores in the village, and
three gob (J hoarding houses. The acadoinio building
lor tie* male scliool i* new’, commodious, and lur
j uih.hed with a large and vv II toned hell. A largs
building t«»ra lomale academy w ill have been fin
j jflic i heloro Christ mas, and j* exoecled to go into
| operation tins Ist of January ensu ng. linth those
! buildings oro not more than u quarter of a mile from
two large churches, where there is regular preach
; in". A •Vabbail* school was kept the present year,
1 under the superjiilendance ol the Hector, and will
recommence as soon as tha weather will permit.—
The Hector i» in the habit ol’reading da Jy a portion •
(»1 the scriptures to the students, followed by a tew
questions and reinniks on the must interesting f>j •/;
read.
Kveiy exertion wib bo made to preserve the mor
als of me pupils, and no student who is not person
ally known, will be admitted, without n ceitificatw
1 of good moral character, from his lust teacher, or
some one who is known K* the parties or teacher.
Ur. Heese’s charreter us a teachnr oflong expori
onco and ability is well established, and is tuygrAbty*
known in Carolina; but lor the sulisl'actiuii of those,
however, who do notjiijpvv him in this Mato, the
follow mg certifies eIH annexed.
BEDFORD HARPER,
VVM Will lE,
WJI.A. HECK,
I’. ALEXANDER,
A. HAMMOND,
Jas A. Clark,Sec'y. Trusstees.
KncUeraville,‘Elbert co, (Ja , Dec 11, 1837
‘I be undersigned hereby ceriily limt they have
been personally acquainted with Kr. E Keene many
years; that be is on excellent classical Nebular, and
eminently qualified (hr the instruction of youth,both
hy expononco and education.
M. Waddel,
I'atrick Noble,
Wadny Thomi’son.
Abhcvillo. S. 0 , Ocl.tO, 1834. (dec 23 3.(0 »3m
i\otice.
4 GENTLEMAN ol induslruus end moral liab
na, wlro can tend) itie common brandies ol
an English education, with the Latin and Creek
languages, will be liberally encouraged by early ap
plicafiou to VVM S DIJiVN,
F S TAYLOR,
EUWaUD 7MSSELL,
JAMES CARTRIDGE.
Columbia county, 25 miles noith of Augusta,
nov 84 Wtf 285_
fclbcrton Female AcaUe my.
f IVIIE exercises of this Insiilntion will commence
1. on the first of January next, under the cure of
Mr and Miss Johnson, who have had charge ol
ihe Academy the present year.
TERMS*.
Tuition of first class, composed of be
ginners, in spelling, reading, writing,
and children's grammar, geography,
and arithmetic, 84 00 per qr.
Tuition of second class, in foregoing,
and English grammar, geography,
arithmetic, elements ol history, and
composition, and elements of astron
omy, philosophy, rhetoric, geology,
botany,chenn»try,and mathematics, 85 00perqr.
Tuition of third class, in foregoing, and
astronomy, philosophy, rhetoric, log
ic, history, geciogy, composition, bot
any, chemistry, mathematics comple
ted, Latin, Greek, ornamental needle
work, drawing, painting, and music,
for which the tuition will be $l5 perqr. or 825
per term.
Use of Piano, $3 (’0 per quarter,
No scholat fatten for less than one quarter.
A quarter will consist of eleven weeks and u term
or session ol twenty-two weeks.
The first quarter commences Ist of January,2d
quarter 19tU March, and ends Ist Juno; second
i session, or 3d quarter, commences llih June; Ith
quarter commences 27th August, and ends 9th No
ember.
According M the usual rates of tuition oftho high
er branches, herein enumerated, it would amount to
8134 per year The Trustees have settled the price
of tuition of third class, at $5O per year, leaving it
to the choice of the patent, orscholar, to study one
or all the branches included-therein.
* Anv scholar confining themselves to the studies
of Ihe Ist, 2d, or 3d class, will he charged only at
the rates of such class, or any scholar woy com
menco with Ist or ‘2d class, and gv> on to the higher
class or classes, and be charged at the rales above
stated, fur the time employed in each respectively.
Thus : A beginner may enter Ist class, continue 1
quarter, and he charged $4 00 ; may then commence
2d das i, and he charged 8500 per quarter, and then
commence 3d class, and he charged 815 per quarter,
or 835 per term, as the case may bo.
In order to preserve regularity in the several
classes, and procure the creates) advantages to the
scholar, it is greatly desired that each pupil should
commence »iili tb« beginning of a quarter, or term.
Board in the village, 8800 per month.
THOMAS JONES,
THOMAS J. HEARD, | •?
LEROY UPSHAW, 5
Y. 1., G. HARRIS, I £
dec 37—41 w ROBERT HESTER. J ?
TO BOAT OWNERS AND PATKOONS
.Yavitfating Savanah and Broad rivers.
j) p V an act of the General Assembly of the stale
8 5 of Georgia, assented to the 30th December, 183li,
it is made lie duty of the inferior courts of the sev
eral counties of said slate, bordering nn, or which
i navigable waters pass through, to cause to he pub
lished, the provisions oftho several acts of the ge
neral assembly, regulating boat owners,their agents
1 and patroons, navigating said waters.
• ] By the aforesaid acts every boat navigating the
' Savannah or Bread rivers, are required to have a
- | w hile pairoon,wiih a Bill of Lading ready prepared
* to exhibit to any while person, who may wish to
1 i examine the contents oftho boat under their charge,
I i showing the name ol said patroon and consignee at
- the cargo aboard of said boat, and furthermore for
bids any bo d owner,their agent or patroon,to permit
any boat hand being a slave; to put on board ol th< ir
boat, any corn, cotton, peas,stock ol any kind, poul
try or other nnieles in which by law they are lorbid
e | to trafiie.k, except the same is exhibited in the bill ot
• i lading of the owner ol said boat or bis agent,and tin
; j der his or their direction entered, nialyngit penal
i, j against cx - ery offender of the aforesaid acts.
s Therefore,all concerned will take notice, that the
d j acts if which the foregoing is extracted will he en
| forced against offenders who may be taken iu the
r county of Lincoln.
i- Lewis Parks,
o VV. B. Cantelow,
d John Moss,
Stephen Stovall,
d Peter Lamar,
Judges of Inferior court
nov 28 ts 278
Law Notice.
II f HE uedersigned having united in the practie
I ol the LAW,offer their services to the public
c> They will attend the courts of Muscogee, Marion
Stewart, Randolph, Early, Baker, Lee and Sumter
ot the Chattahoochee Circuit; Houston, of the Mini
Circuit; and Twiggs, Pulaski, Lowndes, Thomas
■ Decatur and Dooly, of the Southern Circuit. Bu.
e sine;; entrusted to their rare will meet with prompt
’ attention. Their ollice is in Americus, Snmtei
r county, where one of them mav always bo found
' w hen not absent on business.
LOTT WARREN,
VVM U CRAWFORD,
net IU 237 wy
Kail Hoad.
ADDL’X AHA M& CO. beg leave lo inlonn
1”X the mercbanm ami planters that the rail road
to Warrenton will he,in operation in n few days and
. lhat lltey will attend to receiving and forwarding any
floods or Cotmn consigned to llictn. They beg lo
assure all those who may lavor them with their
commands that every rtertion will he used on their
part to merit patronage. nov 27 3m 277
VI, I, persons having demands against the estate
of Thomas S. Burke, deceased, will render
them within the time prescribed by law, and those
indebted to said estate, w ill take due notice.
JOHN S. ROBERTS, adra'r.
dre 28 xvfit 278
VCREEAIiI.E to an order from the tnfeno
eouri (if fiurke county, when sitting for onli
-1 nary purposes, will be sold on lhefirs*t Tuesday in
; February next, at the court-house door in Waynes
j boro’, between the usual hours c f sale, one House
| ami I,ot with adjacent Rots in said lowh, belonging
to Hnrnilton W atson, dceoesrd, sold subject to a
mortgage in favor of Joseph < lutes.
JOHN NA XON, Aclm'r.
nov. 10 wtc 204
Jr((iTBoii Mierili’* Sale.
bo sold on the firm Tuesday in February
v w next, at the Market house in the town of
Louisville, between the usual hours offenlo, the fol
ding property, to wit;—the undivided half of a
//oiiseami Lot in the town of Louisville aforesaid,
bring iho interest of .Alex. Mcrriweiher in said y>r»
perly; known as the stone house formerly occupied
by Kdwanl Foley; and levied on lo satisfy n fi la
in favor of the? Inferior Con'l of JofTorson
v k. said 3/erriwether, property pointed out by the
i Inferior court. IVV \V. GREGORY,
dec 20, 1837 wtd 207 Sheriff,
\\7 I LL b(mold on Friday, the 15t{i of
v w next, within iho usual *hours of sale, at the
laic residence ©f Robert Allen, dec*d, in Columbia
county, all the personal property of said deceased
’ (negroes except-:?!; consisting of corn, fodder, hogs,
horses, cattle, farming utensials, household end
kitchen furniture, one wagon and one baroueh, &c.
Terms made Known on the day of sole. The plan
tation vv'JJ bo rented at the same time.
dec 23- 299 WILLIAM J. RHODES, Ex’r.
Adml4»lslralo» ,, s
VM7H.L be sold.at the Court House door iu Ma
• 7 "Tion ( Oiinty, on the first Tuesday in I eb.
njary next, part of tract of Land No. 194, 14 Dist
-2<l Section now .Marion county, sold by an order ol
the Honorable Inferior court of Lincoln county,
while sitting for ordinary purposes. Sold fur the
benefit of the heirs ami creditors. Terms at sale.
SARAH SHIPP, Ex'rx.
HENRY EVANS, Ex’r.
Dee fi wtd 225 f
Wild, bj sold on the let Tuesday in February
1838, at Humming, Forsyth coOtity, by an
order of I lie Honorable, the inferior eourt of Colum
bia county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, one .
lot of Land, No 455 in the second district, first sec
tion, now Forsyth county, ns the properly of Henry
Wilkins, deceased, oftaid county.
SUSANNA II iEKINS, Adm’x.
nov, 23 wts 274
ILL Up sold at the court house in Waynes-)
» » borough, Hurke coinin', on the first Tuesday
in February next, one negro woman, Voids, and one
negm boy Cuvier, belonging to die estate of A. E ,
HoWclay. Acid by order oftTio conn ol ordinary,
of Burke county. Terms made known on the day
■dec 22—229 MATHEW JONES, adm’r._
UJ 11,1. be sold, at. public outcry, on Monday
the PJlh February next, between the usual
hours of sale, at the Court House in Canton, Chero
kee county, Geo, ihelrftAof Land, eontuining 160
acres, known fts lot 70, in the 14th IbPt of Ae 2d
Nee in Cherokee county, belonging lo the estate ol t
Mrs Hannah Longslreef, late of Richmond csmity,
deceased. Stud lot is about fi miles from Canton
on the main road along the Hightower river, and
i being at the foot ol the mountain, odors a most de
sirable silo for a country store and lioiife of Enter
tainment. ,
Terras of sale J cash, the remaining 3 in equip
payments at 6 and 12 months, secured by netes
payable in Augusta, with interest fre m date, and by
u mortgage on the lot.
At the same lime and place, and upon the same
terms, Lot 1192, (list. 19, sect. 3, Cherokee coun
ty, containing 40 acres oak and hickory upland.
W. W. MaNjV, Ex’r.
dee 22 wBt 299
The Standard of Union will publish lltc above
wiekly till the day ol sale and forward its account
( to W. W. Mann, Augusta, lor settlement.
WILL he sold on the first Tuesday in Mutch
next, between the usual hours of sale, at
1 the Market house in the city of Anausta, by virtue
' of an order ol the Honorable Inferior Court of
j Columbia county when silling for ordinary purpo
ses, eighty two notes, more ot less of Fine Land, in
[ Richmond county, five miles above Augusta, od
! joining lands ol James (J. fc-tall ings, Benjamin 11.
Warren and others, it being a pnrtof the real estate
of William Whitcomb, deceased, and to he sold for
the purpose of distribution among the heirs of said
i deceased. Terms made known at the sale.
GABRIEL JONES, Trustee,
For the heirs of Win Whitcomb, deceased,
dee 20 wtd 201
ON Monday, the Ol It day of January next, will
lie sold at the residence of Joshua Lazenby,
| B arren county, all t he pe’sonal property of Samuel
J. Lazenby, deceased, laic of said county, consist
ing ol one Horse, saddle and bridle, blanket and sad
dlebags; three sheets, four blankets, e K and mat trass,
. three trunks, razors, shaving soap, parcel of tobacco,
. &c,—terms mado known on the day of sale.
AdsHUA LAZENBY, Adm’r.
, nov 27 wts 277
N llie first Tuesday In February next, will bo
sold before the Court House at Appling,
i Columbia county, between the lawful hours of sale,
i One Hundred and Eighty Five (185) Acres of I.and,
, adjoining Booker Sutwnj ,Mm A . Stapler and James
Sutherland ; the same being the place wheron Ro
-1 hurt Shields lives, and sold agreeably to the last
i will and Testament of William Shields, ofColum-
I bia county, deceased.
Terms mado known on thedav of sale.
JAMES SHIELDS Fx’r
dee 13,1837. 291 wtd
j "VV/"ILL ho sold on tits first Tuesday in Fobrua-
V T ry helore tbo court-house door,in Jaeksonbo
ro’ between the usual hours of sale; a negro Man
by the name of Bob, 21 years old, bilonging to one
ol the Minor heirs of John Green, deceased,sold
> agreeable to an order of the honorable the inferior
court of Seriven county, for the benefit ol said mi
3 nor this 20lh day of November, 1837.
TIIOS. GKEENE, guardian
* GREEABLEto an order of the inf eriorcour
1 it of Burke county, will be sold on the first
Tuesday in February next, at the eourt house in
the lo (Mi of W aynosboro', between the usual hours
1 of salo, one hundred acres ol Land, more nr ices,
adjoi ting the lands ol Thomas Bostick and James
Bell, belonging to ll.a esia'e of Thomas Mallory,
1 i dec,d. ; sold tor the benefit of the heirs and credi
tors of said deceased. Terms of sale on the day.
’ JNO. B. ROBINSON, Adm’r.
J nov. 10 vrlf 264
A GREEABLEto an order of tbo Interior Court
I il ol Burke county, when sitting for ordinary
r 1 purposes, will be sold,on the first Tuesday in Feb
- ’ ruary next, at the Court House door in the town of
1 j Waynesboro, between the usual hours of sale, one
d I burned and twenty five acres of Land, more or less,
,- in said county, adjoining lauds ol John Wimberly
d and others, belonging to the estate ol Matthew Liv
ely, deceased. 'terms on the day olsaln.
o MARK LIVELY, Adm’r.
i- nov 27, 1837 wds 275
e 4 GRF.EABLE to an order ol the Interior Court
i\. of Burke county, while sitting (for ordinary
purposes, will be seld to tbo highest bidder, on the
first Tuesday in February next, between the usual
hours of sale, iu the town of Waynesboro, Burke
county, two Negro men Dick and Sauney.
ALSO
Between two and three thousand acres of Land,
il being part of the real estate of William Bryan,
deceased, late of said county—-this laud, adjoining
landsot the estate ol Stephen Devcnpart, the os Late
of Ezekiel Hull and others, on the waters of Burk
r head, is too well known to need description; there is
r a tolerable on said land, and good dwel
b ling House and other buildings necessary fora tar-
r ’ met; some of thoso lands arc Iresli and in good order
11 tor Colton or Corn. The land containing the plan-
s ’ tation will be sold together or in separate 'ots ; and
'■ also Iho other tracts according as tbo administrator
’ may deem most to ho the interest of said estate—gen-
T tleinen wishing lo purchase will do wellto call and
a i xamine these lands. Sold for the benefit of the heii
and creditors of said deceased. The terms of sale
rush. J AMES GRUBBS, Adm’r.
nov 24 wts 276
I * GREEABLE loon order of tl* inferior'emi-t
ia. of Burke county, while titling tor ordinary
purposes, will he sold on the first Tuesday in Feb-
I ruary next, ni the courthouse in the town of Waynes
Jjiiro', between the usual hours of sale, the following
property: viz, one tract of land containing sixteen
hundred and seventy two uerr*, more or less- also
the following negroes, Fred’k, Wally, Cezar, Auto!
ny, Fulwood.Joe, Jferny, Betsy, Vessey and child
Nancy and child, and Martha,belonging to the es-’
mte of John T. Forth, deceased. Terms of sale on
the dav.
JOHN SAXON. > , . . ;
ELI McCROAN, \ '■
von 10 wtd 264
V GREEABLE to on Order id' tho inferior court
of B-urke county, w bile selling for ordinary pur
poses, will he sold on ll.e first Tuesday in February
next, at the court-house in the town o I Waynesboro'
between the usurl hours of sale.ihn following pro-'
party, to wit: one hundred acres of land, more* or
less, on the waters of Dry Creek—also, the follow
ing m-groes: A hmliam, Toby, and Adam, belong
ing to Arariah Duke, late ot Burltc county, deceased -
Terms of sale on the day.
JOHN SAXON, Adm'r.
nov 10 wt<i 264
months after date, application will %
made to the Court of Ordinary of Burke coun
ty, for leave to sell all the real es'at • of Thomas
Kelly, dec’ll, late of said cauniy, f.r die benefit o;
the heirs and creditors.
CAROLIA’E KK H, F,odm'rx.
stpt 13, 1837, m4t 216
months after date, application will be
made to the honorable Inferior Court of Burko
county,while silling fir ordinary (urposss, for leavo
to sell Ihe Land and AVgroes belonging to the eslaia
of Peter Applewhite, deceased
JOHN APPLEWHITE, admr.
oct 10, 1837 4lm 312
■j^OUK months afterdate application will be mada
I to the honorable Inferior Court of Burke Conn
-1 " bile soiling tor ordinary purposes, fur leave to
m sell a negro Woman belonging to Jonathan Johns,
late of said counly deceased.
Aug 21 VK _ -S®SBE JOHNS, Adm’r.
months after date application w ill be mads
to the honorable Inf-nor court of Columbia
roimiy, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell the following lots of Land, viz: No 408,
in 4th district; 287, 27th district; 73 and 46, 11th
district; nil /virly county, belonging to the estate of
Joseph Blackslof’e, deceased.
WM. P BEALL,
WJf. YARBOROUGH,
dec 26—301 administrators.
FOU R (nerrthi! nftr'r dlhe,application will bo ir.ndo
to the honorable the inferior court of Burke
counly, when silting as a court or ordinaiy.ior
leave to sell five hundred and ninety-six
land belonging to the estate ol Rniph Peurow de
ceased MARTHA PENKOW, Adra’x.
nov. 7 td 261
tiNOUR months after date application will be
made to tho Honorable the Inferior Court of
Burko county, when silling for ordinary purposes,
for leavfct-i hOT all the reel and personal properly of
Henry Ur ley, late of Burke county, deceased.
WILLIAM UTLEY,> - . .
' ~. . GREEN UTLEY, f A,lm re ’
dec 1 681 m4m
I^HJU II months after date,application Wifi be ffmdk
to the honorable the inferior court of Columbif
counly whilo suing for ordinary purposes,for loavq Ip
soli the real estate of the late Elbert B Dunn of st\ifl
county deceased, for the benefit of the heire and
creditors. ■ >i, o • . •:
ALFE ED J DUNiV, Adm’r.
ndv 12 rd 263
rNOUR months after date application will ho
made to the Honorable tho Justices of tho In
lerior Court of Columbia county, whan sitting for
ordinary purposes for leave to sell the whole es the
real estate ot Elbert B Dunn, late of said county,
deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said de
ceased. ALFRED J. DUNN, adm’r.
' det IT, 183"' 242
rEORGI A, Columbia county:
WREHEAS William Yarborough,administra
tor on the estntexjf James Yarborough, de
ceased applies for letters Dismissory,
'Fliese are therefor to cite and admonish all and
lingular the kindred and creditors of said dec’d to bn
uni appear at myofHci within the [time prescribed
>y law, to shew cause, .f irty they have, why said
letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand, at office,in Appliug, this
sth day of Sept., 1337.
sent 13 m6t GABRIEL JONES,clerk.
G EORGIA—Sc men County.
WHEREAS Steven Mills applies for lotten of
Administration on the estate of Joint M.
Roberts, late of said county deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors ol said deceased,
to lie, and appear at my office within the lime pre
scribed by l.aw, to file their objections, if any they
have, why said lelters should not bo granted.
Given under my hand at office in Jacksonboro’,
this 6th day of December, 1837.
JOSHUA BERRY, c. c. o. a. c.
dec l - 2 290 w3od
GEORGIA,) By the Court Ordinary lb
Burke county j said County.
WHEREAS John- A’axon, Administrator o
.lohn S. Kennor, deceased, hue of said cotm
ly, have petitioned said court for letters disnftsssory
stating that he has fully administered said eg/Tale
these are therefore to cite and admonish nil con
- corned, to be and appear before said court on the first
Monday in May next, and then and there shew cause
why said lelteis should not he granted. By order ol
the court.
T. 11. BLOUNT, d c c o » c
nov 10 6m 204
\ GEOHGIA,) By the Court Ordinary lor sani
| Burke county, ] Count"
wk/’IIEREaS -Sarah Smith Administratrix,
* T And Allen S B Briar, Administrator of
James J Smith, deceased, late of said county, havo
petitioned said court for letters dismissory, slating
that they have fully administered said estate.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all con
cerned to be and appear before said court on the first
Monday in May next, and then and there shew
cause why said letters shall not. be grunted. By
■ order of the court
TII BLOUNT, nee' l ! c
i nov 10 wdm 264
i GEORGIA ,f By the Court of Ordinary ol said
. Burke county. $ County.
WHEREAS Allen S B Brior executor of Ed
mund Brior, deceased, late of said county
has petitioned for letters dismissory, stating that
he has fully administered said estate
These are therefore to rile and admonish all con
cerned to he and appear before said court on the first
Monday in May next, and then and there shew cause
1 why said letters should not be granted. By order
> of the court. •
! T II BLOUNT d c c o n c
’ Tiny If) w6m 264
GEORGIA, f By the Court of Ordinary
lurke county: \ Burko county.
WHEREAS Benjamin Mobley, Robert F. El
lislon, and Thomas T. Elliston, Executor*
■ if Robert Elliston, doc'd, late of Burko county,
1 ms petitioned the court for letters dismissory-
Those are therefore to rile and admonish all per
• ions interested fofile their objections in thoClerk’*
B .dice by the first Monday in March next, why said
i etters should not be granted.
y By order of tho court, T. 11. BLOUNT, D. A
sept 15,1837 mfit 218
GEORGIA, I By the Honorable tho Court o
Burke county, j Ordinary ofsaid county.
WHEREAS William Sapp, Administrator ot
Richmond Hankorson, dec’d„!ateof South
y Carolina, has petitioned the Honorable the Court of
o Ordinary for letters dismissory from said adrainis
il tmuon: These are therefore to cite and admonish
c nil and every person interested, to shew cause, any
they have, on or before tho first Monday in Janmrv
next, why the said lelters should not be granted,tiid
1, ibe said William Supp forever released from all no
i, bihty as said administrator,
g By order of the Court,
e T H BLOUNT, dc c o b
July 29 m6m 177
.* G EORGIA,} Court of Ordinary,
irrriven county. < September Term 1837.
r IT BON application of Alexander F. Dopson,adrift
“r U nistrator de boms- non, of the estate Green D.
'■ Bo iree dec'd., staling that he has fully administered
(i said estate and praying citation for leters dismissory,
,r it is on motion ordered, that tho clerk do issues rita
lion requiring all persons to shew rouse why the
” same shall not be granled-sstmd that the same be
11 published once a month for six months.
' c A true extract from tho minutes, this 12th dav of
September, 1837. JOSHUA FERRY, rl’k.
nov. 4 m6ra 259