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I'iff Proof Uarf-llmisc. mih»rrlhrr* takr Itii. rr»l(unl of informing ■ tho public that llicv will ci-nliiiue to Irun.acl * general COMMISSION lIUSINKss I ben Wurnh.msc* ore in rnmplote repk!?, nml they »oli- Ml a. hareofpublic Ihvoii- (•rftle't'ul (or piul y-urn■ tiagr,they aalKrollieir fnon J« no cn-rrirmn’/.nil (•* Wattling topromolA the intermit of ibi,«« who may ; Walnut I heir Ininincaa Lo them. Their cli.'ir/ron m } future will bn like other ontnliliahmi'iila ol dm Kind I I.ilxthl advance. on proililce 111 more I{«-»-«lv »»>R #nd forwarding Rood* et rollon promptly ntlnndcd It, s \ Mi Si CO tug .11 itllA twlf A < ar«l. MO.NS. p. HF.AV, n native of Pari*, respectful . ly tender* hi* nervier* lo thin community, ri.i a Ttselxv ofthn Krcni'h lJfn kn*»v^- Tidgo oi lli« English I mgu tge, am! that of the differ t'ni *y>trms us teaching French, enable’ him lo ren der tlint study easy and pleasing ||/* give# lessons either m the student's house or in MMuiunnes fin Will aI no o|m_*ii :i night nHioul ms soon us si*tv*rsouH ihnH h#Ve srthsrnhcd Apply to burial Mm. s »i Vage's hoarding house liefer lo Mr. KftHrton, (Aho nrnployn him,) Mr Mcl«aws, Mr. IF T. iJortir, and in. L. A Uugnu. dec 4 wlf S7 EORGJA,) By the Court of Ordinary ol amd iiurkr county. \ b ounty. WHERKAH AllcnS B Prior executor of Ed mond Prior, deceased, late of nni«l county ha« petitioned for letters dismissory, slating that he has fully administered Hind estate These are therefore to eite and admonish all con rcnied to he and appear before said court on the first Monday in May next, and then and tlioreshew cause why said letters should not he /fronted. Hy order , •( the court. Tlf HI.OF Al’n r c one hov 10 wGin • 261 OKOR(it\ % / Hy the Court of Ordinary lurke county: ) Burke county WIIKKKAS Itenjnmin Mobley, Robert F. FI liston, and Thomas T Ellislun, Executor* if Koherl Kllis.'oii, dee d , late of Hark'* eoumy, ins pelitiunon iho court l«»r letters disuussory 'These are therein re t-trite and admonish nil per ions interested to tile their ohjoclions in the Clerk'n .Hire hy the first Monday in .March next, why said pliers should not ho granted. My order of lho court, T. IV BLOI NT, n. •ept 15,1937 nifit *i!B GEORGIA, / By the Honorable tho < 'ottrto llnrkr county. \ Ordtna y of tend n iinVV. WHEREAS William Srtpp, Adinmisimior ot Richmond Hank tsoii, dec'd,, Into of Carolina* h i* petitioned tho I lonorahle ilia Court of Ordinary lor loiters disiniraoiy from said adminis tration] These are therefore to cun and admonish all and every person inle ested, lonliew c uise, any they have, on or hefire the first .Monday in .hinn irv nut, why the said loiters should not he grunted,and ihe said IVillmm Sapp forever released from all li i hility ns said administrator. Hy order of the c min. T II 11 LOP NT, I) r r o n July 22 mfim 177 OEOROIA t ) Court ofOrdiimry, ¥crivfn count i/ $ September Ti rm 1837. 8| PON iippiiefitioti of Alexander F lh>pNon,iidmi- J uistriilor de hunts uon,ol tin* estate CninD Peircedec'd., staling that h» has fully administered Mild estate and praying citation for lelers (lismissory, it is on motion ordered, that the clerk do issue a cita tion retpiirmg all persons to shew ciuimi whv the siiuie shall not he grained and that the same he published onro a mo.tilt tor six inollllis. A true ex'.met from tho minutes, this 12th day of 'September, 1837. JOSHUA PERM V, cTk. tuiv. i mfim 252 •d lOft. IUiOW S of Brown's Ferry, look from the v Indians one head guard Chiin with “Win Flour noy August 2*2; 1831," worked in it w ith gold heads; slso, one fulljowelled doul 10-eawd hunting vsat< It, with gold guard chain mid key—lh • waieh has three letters mi the front case the owner, o- any ol Ids rrlati.uis cut) gel it hy dewcrihmg letters and prov ii g p operty If no applicaiinh ho made i i four months, the waieh will Do sold and the proceeds di vided among tho troops,- application to he made in the editor of the Colnmhu.s Herald for the head i bain, mid lor Ihe Watch lo I 'ol Brow n. The ColnuiSux /Jerald wall copy the above nml or ward the account l»(-ol Brown, nov 27—1 f‘27 7 (rEOUGi'K, Cohunhui ('aunty: lIF.K K V N“, Abner I*. Koberlson applies ▼ ▼ for l.cMers of AdiiiniHlration on the es tate us James M. Puoo, Uteoas nl, late ol Columbia county. ( 'These are theiefore t«» cite and mini midi all mid singular the Kuidre I and credito s of said tlo<-caned, lobe and appear at my office within the lime pro- i scribed by law, to shew cans *, if any th.*y have, ( w hy said lettvrs should not ho granted. (fiven uinlei my hand, at olHee, In Appling, this , 4th January, 1838. H ABIU F.L JOS FjS, Cl'k. t Jan 2 \v3OU f» < GKORiSiA, Columbia county t W/IKUKA.V, Abner P. Robertson applies tor Letters of Adiumialrutt m on the es tala of lacoo C. Bugg, hub ol Muwogae coiltuy, dt'coasod. 7'neso are therefore, lo rile and adiiumish all and singular the kindred and creditors ol said deceased to bo and appear at my olltco within tin l time pro scribed by law, to silo th -tr object ions if any they have, why slid letters should nos he grunted. Hivrn under my lnlid,ni otliee, in Vpplmg, this 4tlt Jan 183.4. ’ (LVBIUFL JUNKS, (Tk. Jan 2 6 nim'hs after date, application will be made to the hono aide Inferior Court of Burke county,while sitting for ordinary urposesi, lor leave to soil the Land and Negroes belonging to the estate of Peter Applewhite, deceased JOHN APPLKW'II TITS, mini r. ocl 16, 1837 Itm 842 months afterdate iipplieiiiion will he made to the honorable Inferior i 'ourt of Burke l ’onn fy, while setting for ordinary purposes, for leave to jo sell a negro Woman belonging to Jonathan Johns, late ol *.iid county deceased. Aug 21 126 JF.SSK JOHNB, Adm'r. mniithaafter date,application will he n.iule to the hoiiorahla the interior conn of Burke county, when sitting as a court or ordinaly, lor leave to sell five hundred and ninety-si* acres of laud belonging to tlu* estate •*! Ralph IVurow do imsed MARTHA PKNuOW, Adni'x. U(»v. 7 hi 861 months after date application will he made to the Honorable tho Interior Court ol Burke county, w hen sitting t ; *r ordinary purposes, for leave i » sell ail the rod and person d property ol iienry Utley, late of Burke count v, deceased. WILLI \ M Us LF.V, ? , , . HKFFN UTLFV, \ A ‘ m rs ' dec 1 281 mlm lAOUU months after date,application will he made to the honorable the iufeiior court of Columbia county w hile s thug lot ordinary parpr ses.lor iea\ e to •ill the real t*sluic of tin' late Klbeit It Ihmn ol shul i comity deceased, for tho benefit of the heirs and creditors. ALFRED J DIN.V, Adm'r. nov 12 id 268 months after dale, application will he made to the Honorable Interior Court ol Jetfer •on county, when sitting for Ordinary purpose, for leave loaoli the Real Estate ol tuc late Nathan Brssnci, dee d olNnid count v N.l THAN im \s«/:i..ttdmT jau I—nit 2 W ith the will uunexiHl, months after date, anpheatum will he ton.is to the interior court ol JetT rsou eoumy wh i* sitting for ordinary purposes, lor leave to oe' ihe real estate and negax's ol Andrew I). Wells, ceased. MAR\ J 'V ELL6\ Adm’tx rv»v 17 w4m 262 INOUK months after dale, application will he male to tho Court of Ordinary ol Burke eoim ly, for leave to sell all the rtwi esiat •of Thomas K lly, d *c’d, late ul said county, for die boueiiloj the heirs and creditors C3KOLLVE KELLi ,adm’rx. ’ sept 13, 1837, in B 216 INOUR nionlhs afterdateapplmalion wili he made to the honor able Interior court of Columbia .county, sitting for ordinary purposes, for Jepvc le»«H the followin' lots ot Lund, via .Vo 128, in Ith district; 257, 27th district; 78 and 16, lltli district; ell Cirly county, belonging to the eniate of James BJackstouH, deceased. W.ll U BEALL, W \l \ VKHOROUr.II, jan 12 15 »r>* I For sale. v IMII - rianttiiioii upon which tTiV now 1 ri .tuiifi, lour nub * from Augtjnia, in Kth* murid county confamg f» »0 ncfM, with a Suw Mill nearly urw, a good Duelling and out building*, for a private family and plantation use. ALSO, 20*2! acre* in Lea county, Sc. Iflj, 6th dintriri Pit) do d i ongion'illy Otiokec* now Murray county, No 15tf, 10th district, 3d ucciion. jnn !5-»w3w 11 JOSEPH VV HEELER, siraiird or 'Moira. ti «mi linen hrr’s wagon at Appling, Col* ■ umhia county, (»eo ,a Y ellow : orrr;l HOILSE about nine year* of ngfl, large frame, heavily built; ollnr particular* cot remembered. A reward ol Twenty I >nllur* will bo paid or hi* delivery, or any ifilormutiofi that may bo given will he thankfully re* reived IHUAM N. WILSON AiijriiMtn, |line ts 131 Us II.L VuTiioM, At pift iii. outcry, on Monday the PJlh February n xt, between the imnal lid rift i‘d hale, at the Conn Canton, Choro* Keeroinity, (L*o. th»* I rn lo; Land, containing 10() acre-, known n* lot 7n in the 1 4th I)ihI ol the 2d •See in < herokee county, belonging to the oNtato ot vi r.s Hannah Longxireei, lute <d Kichmorid euunty, dccotiHod. Said lot i* ahoul (j mile* from ( ’anion on the main mad along tin* Hightower river, and being nt the firm ol the mountain, idler* a most do* mrnblo Mite for a country «lore and home of Enter* lainment Torma of *nl« i rash, tin- remaining 1 in equal jmynii/ntH at (» mid 12 months secured by notes payable »n A ugiiMa, with interest In rn date, and by i mortgage on the 01, At thesii ne tiin»* and place, and upon the same terms, lot 1132, nisi. l.», m*< t 3, coun ty, coni.lining 10 acres oak and hickory upland. W. w M t \SN, Ex’r. dee 2*2 wBt 203 Ihe standard of Union will publish tlie above I weekly nil tho day ol sale mid forward its account to W. VV .Mann, Augusta, lor ►eiilcinoni. A \f ILL lie sold on Friday, the lath ol January « v next, Within il)6U«ua. hours of ;-uic, at the la;!• n sahmeo til iLibert Allen, deed, m ( olombia coiinly, all ihe pnrj.mal propony of said d* cea*od Hu- roes cxr.eptutL ( onsi.iling ol corn, luthier, hogs, horses, rattle, farming iitensials, household Mid kill h>'ii lurnitnre, one wagon and one barondi, A c. Terms made Known on mo day ui side. Tho plan ; tation w 'll bo result d at the huine tune. iltio 23- 293 WILLI Avt J UHODICS, IT r. UJ 11,1- h," sold at tlie < ourt House d or in Mu rion county, on the first liiesduy in fob. runry icxi, part ol tract ol Land No. 134, 14 Dust* ♦id •Section now Marion county, sold by an order ot iho Honorahlo Inferior cour of Lincoln county, wlull* sitiing mr onlinary purposes. Sold for the benefit ol the heirs and creditors. Terms a? salo. SAUAIf SHIPP, Lx’rx. JJL.NUV LVANS, Ex’r. Doc fi wid 235 I | ILL b«* sold at the court house in Waynes ft borough, Hurko count v, on the fi r.*>t Tuesday in February next, one negro woman, Venis, and one negro hoy < uyler, belonging to - heestate of A. E , ILdliday. Sold by order ol tho court ot ordinary id /hirke county. Terms made known on the day dec 22—23.) MA I*ll TivV JONES, udra’r. WILL be sold on tlm firhi 'Tuesday in Februa ry belnrc tho court-lionne door,in Jacksoiiho ro’ helNtcrn tho usual hour® ofsul'-, *». negro Mu n by tbo inline ot Hob, 21 your* * v ld, belonging to one ot the Minor lici's of Jolm l*reen, deceased, sold agreouldo to an order of the honorable the interior comi of m riven county, lor the benefit ol sold mi nor this 2Ulh day of November, lri37. TIIDS. i. KLEN E,guardian UJ ILL bo sold on tho 2()lh day of lebrnuiy next, nt the plantation of tho lain Henry Hyne, of Ihirku eoumy, the perishable property be longing to tho Estate /il C». if. H Hyue, Into ol Ihirke county, deceased; ('nrn, Fodder, Horses, < o\vs, Hogs, shoep, llousuhold and ivilelion Farm lure, together with a number of other artic.cj.— Tonus on tho day ol sale, jail U—wid rt W. IF. HUfHlßS.adin’r. <lrilrr*ou ftlirrill’N Sale. \\f 11. I. bp sold mi t ib fii-Mi Tuesday in Tehnmry Ti next, m ltio Market house in the town ul l.oui*vill<',between the usual hours ofsnj o, ihefol lomg properly, to wti:— tho undivided hull ol u //inisdiinii l.olin lhe town ol Louisville aforesaid, being iho mteresi ol -Ilex. iWerriwoiln-r in mini pro pony; known ns the slono house lo.merly occupied hy Kihutro Koley; mid levied on lo sntisly u li In in favor oi the Inldrior (,'ou i ol Jefferson "omily, v » said if/oimvclhc-r,property pointed nut hy the Inferior conn. IVY U. (.IflifJOKY, doc SO, 1837 wid iillT .Slienir, (.oorgia, ,f (“llci.sou County. Ull Fit if AS Pluses ifrinson, jr. tip) lies li me tiir loiters of Administration de bonus non on iho estnio ol Win. tiireclman inteolsuid county t deco.iso i. ui These? nro ihorefor o cite mol u.lnlonish nil nnd singular iftobiiultvd and .■rodilors ot mid deceased to life their objections (if any they have) m my ullico within ihe luno prcscritnd hy law thven under my liaml nt ollice, in l.ouisvillc, this Kith day ol Jan IS3S. K UOITIWKI.I,, HovJOds Clerk C. O, (.oorgia, .lelfcriou (‘oiinty. UllFltl'f AS 1 li/.uhclh I’onl applies for let ters of Admimsiralion on I lie eslute and el fecls of Snmncl Pool, late of said ouumy, deceased. I'heso are Ihorolorel • eno nnd ndmonish all and singular iho kindred and eredilors ot said ilecensed, lo bo nnd appear nt my ollice within the time pro scribed by hiw, lo file their ohjeciions, if any they have, lo show cuusu why said loltors should not ho granted. to von under my bund al Louisville, this lOlh Jan IH3B. 10 BUITIWKLI,, I l av finds Clerk C. O. OKOKt. I\, Jifferson county: _ s li/AU-.AS, .Mary Allen applies for Letters »» ot Adminisiration on the lislate and Kl leels of Alexunder ,M Allen,deceased. These tiro Ihercleruto eno and admonish nil mnl singular the kim.rtd an eredilors ul said deceased lo tile their objections (if any they have) in my of fice within Ihe lime pr -.en ie l hy law, l> shew cause why snid loners should not be grant d. (oven under my lintel nt ollice, ill Louisville, this Clh Jamiuiy, 1838. ’ f.IiLAK/CU HormVKLL, Clerk, jnn 11 S GEORGIA, Columbia count i/ Ull KKKAB Joint \V . .Uuddoelt applies (or let lorn ol ndinnusimnon on thu estate ol Ho land I humus, dec d. f'lieseaic ih, relore to cite and admonish all and singular, Ihe kindred and eredilors of the said do ciascd, ni file Ilnur oojeciions, if any they have, ! within ih-lime prescribed hy law, in my ollice, I to shew cause why said loners should not lie grant ed. t.urn under my hand and seal al ollice, tins lid Jan. 1837. Ci \ D/kILI, JU.MvV, Cfk. I jail o —f— 3oU IiZUIiGI \, Columbia count;/; a a IfLUt’.AA William V arbnrmigh, ndministra , » tor on the estate ol Janie. Yarborough, do i -eased applies lor Loiters liismiasory, t hese uru tlurefoiTo cue and admonish all and angular Uu- Kindred and creditors of said d.-c’d to bo .un appear a. my oill - wnlim tha nine prcscrtbe.l ijr law, 1 1 showeause, f any tho., have, why said otters should not he granted i.ivcn under my liaml, at oflicc,m Appling, this loth day ol .'ojn , 1837. sept 18 nidi t. vUßlfcfl. JO.Nf'.S,clerk. GEORGIA ,) By ih.- Court Ordinary to 1 llurfu count y j said County. » tll.ltl. v> John Baxou, Administrator o- I »f John 's Kenner, deeeasjd, laa-ot said eoim j ly.lnue p tilionid said conn lor let.ersdismisssory slating that lie has fully ndm nistered said estate these are thoie ore l» cite ami admonish all eon j i erned, to he and appear hi fore said court on the (list Monday in .'day next, and then and there shew cans* | why sa d loueis should not he granted. By older ol the court. T. H. BLOUNT, u c t o a c nov 10 dm 204 G£OKO/-l, 1 By the Court Ordinary lor said , Burke county, j Co nn j .Sarah Smith Administratrix, w W ami Allen 1! I'riar, Administrator ol James.) Smith, deceased, late of said conrfty, have pelilioned said court lor loiters disnussory, slalirie that they have fully adminislercd saidoslalo. fliese lire thereto re to cite and admonish all con (-erned lo he and appear heliiro said court on the linn .Monday in May next, and then nnd there shew cause why snid letters sltall not he granted. By order of the court; Tlf n LOU.VP, nci-nnc m>\ 10 wdm j A 1.1, (lemons having demand* Aguimit i(*« ©»*i'iU of Thomas S. Burke, dereoawd, will render them within the time pre»enh«lby law, and ihuse indebted to said etuiic, w ill ink* due notice, drc 28 wOt 278J011N S. KOBDKTN, adrn’r. A LL person* having claim* against the estate i i /V Rebecca Birch, late of Richmond county, cl* • ceased, are hereby notified to present them to m\ duly attested, within prescribed by low. Jan 3 1 L HUfICH, adin’r- OTICJK... Fersons indebted lo the subscriber, either by note or hook account for the years 1434, ’35 and "Mure requeued to call on Tho* U Berrien and Milliard Marsh, Eaqrs. ams settle the ! same. L anger indulgence cannot be allowed. jan 19 Iflt H. F- RUSSELL. otice.-- Persona indebted to the estate of the late Mark Dcsabaye are requested lo make imrnudiale payment, and those to whom the , estate is indebted will render in their accounts I properly attested within the time prescribed hv law to (iKU. VV. EVANS, Adm r & Trus’e. i Burke county, Jan. I'd 15 I 4 GREEARLE to an order of the Honorable i\. the Interior Court of UiV-hWotid comity, w hen 1 silling IbV Ordinary purposes, will be sold on the J first Tuesday in March next, between tho usual hours of sale, at the market house in the city of Augusta, five negroe slaves, viz . Sandy, Isaac, John, Klberl, and ftary, a woman. Also, 5400 acres of I.and, belonging lo the estate of Rebecca Burch, late of said county, deceased. Terms on the day < of sale. L. B BURCH, adm’r. ' Jan i wtd 3 A GRfcEABLE lo en orderoi the inferior conr 7* of linrke county, while silling (or ordinary purposes, w ill he sidd on the first Tuesday in Feb ruary next, at the courtliouoe in the town of Waynes boro’, between tile usual hours of sale, the following i properly; viz, one tract ol land containing sixteen . | hundred and seventy two acres, more or less; also, | the billowing negroes, Fred’k, Wally, Cezar, Anto , ' ny, I'ulwood, Joe,//i-nry, Betsy, Vessey and child, , | Nancy and child, and Martha,belonging lo the cs ( I into of John'l'. Forth, deceased. Term* of sale on I tho day. JOHN SAXON. I Adm i r EM McCROAN, S von 1C wul *J64 \(»KI,I/A HIzK to nn order of Iho inferior court of Burke county, while setting for ordinary pur* poncH, will ho sold <»n the first I'uesday in February next, at tho court-house in the town o( Waynesboro’, between the uswrl hours of sale,the following pro • ' pony, to wit: one hundred acres of land, nim» or l I loss. >n tho waters of Dry C eck —also, the follow* , Ing negroes: Ahi nhnm, 7oh y, and Adam, belong* •* ing to Azaiiah Duke, Intool Burke county, deceased' Terms of sale on the day JO HAT SAXON, AclinT. nov 10 wtd 2('4 \ftRKKABLI'i loan order of the Inlorinr Court of Burko county, when siiling f>r unlinnry 3 purposes, will bo sold,on the first Tuesday in Feb* » nmry next, at tho Court (louse door in (he town of Waynesboro, between tho usual hours of sale, one ' (mured and tvvmi'y five acres of Land, more or in said county, adj lining lands ol U imherl*- and others,belonging I.; ;' IK . estate nl >l-;,; iew . ely, senna on ihe day of sale. MARK I ITELV, Adm’r. , nov 37, 1837 w tis 375 I 4 GREE ABLE lo an order of the Inferior Conn r 7* of Burk* county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold to the highest bidder, on Ike first I’uesday in February next, between the usual hours of sale, in the town of Waynesboro, Burke . county, two Negro men IJtckand Sauney. A I.SO Between two mid three thousand acres of Land, it being path of the real estate of William Bryan, I deceased, hue ol said county—this land, adjoining lands of llic estate ol Stephen Devenparl, the estate ofF.aekiel Hull and others, on the waters of Buck head, is 100 w ell known to need description; there is a tolerable on said land, and good dwel ling 1 loose and other buildings necessary lor n lar mer, some of llioso lands are Iresli and in good order fort lotion or Lorn The land containing the plan tation will lie sidd tog. [tier or in separate 'ots; and also the oilier tracts according ns the admmisir tor may deem most to be the linen st of said estate— gen tlemen wishing lo purchase w ill do welllo call nop i xuininn those lauds Sold fur tho benefit of Ihe licit ami creditors of said deceased The terms of sal • cash JAMES GRUBBS, Adm’r. nov 21 vvls 275 4 Gli/.’E A RLE to an order of the inf eriorCour 7*. of Hufke county, will bo sohl on the first Tuesday Jit February next, at the court house in the town ill Waynesboro', between the usual hours of sale, one hundred acres ol I .and, more or less, adjoining the lands of Thomas Bostick and James Bell, belonging to lb.) estate of Thomas Mallory, deep! , sold tor I lie benefit of the heirs and credi tors ol said deceased Terms of sale on the day. J.N’O, 1!, ROBINSON, Adm noV. 10 wlf 204 VGUEEABLE lo an order from the iliferio court of Burko county, when silting lor ordi nary purposes, will lie sold on the first Tuesday in February next, at the court-house door in Waynes boro’, between the usual hours cf sale, one House and Lot with adjacent Mils in said town, belonging to Hamilton V 4 alson, doeo n sed, sold subject Io a mortgage iu favor of Joseph fates. JOHN A’AXON,Adm’r. nov. 10 wtc 264 OA' Monday, the Hili day of January next, will be sold at the residence of Joshua l.nzenby, ; W arren county, all the pe'sonal properly of Samuel .1 l-.az.cnby, demised, laic of said couiiiy, consist ing ol one horse, saddle and bridle, blanket and sad , die bags; three sheets, four blankets, eit and mattrass, three i runks, razors, shaving soap, parcel of tobacco, Ac.—terms made known on the dav ol' sale. JOSHUA LAZENBY, Adm’r. nov 27 wts 277 ON the first Tuesday in February next, will be sold Indore the Court House at Appling, 1 Coiimiliii county, between the lawful hours of sale, I j One Hundred and Eighty Five (185) Acres of Land, I j adjoining Hooker Sutton, John A. Stapler and James ■ 1 Sutherland ; the snaio being the place wheron Ho -1 berl Shields lives, and sold agreeably to the last I will and Toaiament of William Shields, ofCohim s j bm county, deceased. ! Tsrras made known on the day of,sale, JAMES SHIELDS Fx’r dee 13, 1837. 291 wtd BV virtue of a decree in Chancery, in the Supe rior Court ol Columbia county, wherein Siiu - | moil ( rawll.rd, udaiiiistrator with the will annex | d if Jessey W inlrey, deceased, is complainant, and I j James Cnrlledge, administrator on the estate of Ad - j am W alker, doeonsed, and others are defendants, i, | will lit sold, nl Columbia Court House, on the first ■ , Tuesday in March next, between iho usual hours of .- ] sale, eleven negroes, consisting oi men, women and s , children, to wit, Wallace, Argylc, Dorah, Sally, ; Futsy, Mary,young Fanny, Jinny, Milly and child ; Julia, and David, a hoy. Soil us Iho properly of iJ.d estate of Mrs. JullH Wood, deceased. Terms esh GABRIEL JONES, iidm’r. 11 Jan 4 wtd 8 Os Julia Wood, deceased] J ILL HE SOLD on tho first Tuesday in April next, at ihe Court I louse door In the e town of i'homasville, Thomas county, within the i usual hours of sale, viz’ Los ofLaud No 305 in the t I 17th District, lormorly Earley,now Thomas county, containing Two Hundred nud Fifty Acres s | more or less; sold by an ord t of the c nin of ordin ary when silting for ordinary purposes in Colntn | bia county: sold for the benefit of the heirs and ■ | creditors of Edward W ade, deceased, late ol Co -1 , lumbu eountr. Terms mi the dav of sale Jan 18 13:wtd ROB 1 BOL TON, Adtu’r. WILLbj said on the Ist Tuesday in February 1838, at f’uiuming, Forsyth comity, by an , | order of the Honorable, the inferior court of Colum [ | bia county, when sitting tbr ordinary purposes, one t | lot of Land, No 455 in the second district, first sec ( 1 lion, now Forsyth eouiitv, us the property ol Henry i Wilkins, deceased ofsaid county SUSANNA WILKINS,Adtn’x. nov. 23 wts 874 ,1 I 117 1 1. L b° sold on the first Tuesday in .March w v next, between the usual hours of sale, ut | me Market house in the any of An usta, by virtue ’ ol an onler ol Ihe Honorable Inferior Court of 1 Columbia county when sitting f>r ordinary pur o e ses, eighty two acies. more at less of Fine (.and, in ? Richmond county, live miles above Augusta, ad joining lands ol James G Stallings, B-njamin H :■ W’arrcn and others, it being a pirtol the real estate ■t ot VV illism V liiteomb, deceased, and to be sold for ' ihe pur; use of distribution am >n ;th ■ heirs of sain >’ deceased. Terms made known at tho sale GABRIEL JONES, Trustee, For the heirs of Win W’bilcomb, deceased, dec 28 w td 201 Georgia. Iturkc countyi \Mf HKKE AS Elizabeth Bird applies for loiters Vs id administration on the estate ol Nathan Bird, deceased. Those are therefore to cito and admonish a,ll and signlar the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to lie and tifipear at my office, willini tile tin e pre scribed li v law, to show cause, if any they liave, why said letters should not be granted. Given uftder my hand, at Waynesboro 1 , this 22d day of January, 1838. T II BLOUiVT, U 6Vk. jan 26 vv3od 21 Georgia. Iturkc county: //EKEA.V, Samuel Dowse, fipfitie’s for lot tdrs rtf .-idirtltiisiaiiou on the estate of John 11 Whitehead, deceased These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and singular, the kindred and creditors ol said deceased, to be, and appear at my office, within the time pre scribed hy law , to file their objections, if any they have, why stud letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office in Waynesboro 1 , lids 22d day wl January, 1831. jan 2‘i ' vvJitd 11.I 1 . // Hl.Oil NT, 1) CTk. , Georgia, Iturkc county: nBERKAS H 11 Moore applies for letters of Administration on he estate ol John Haws deceased. I These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred and crcdilsrs ol said dec'd to | be and apjienr al my office, within the lime proscrib ed by law,to show cause, il any they have, why said letters should no: he granted. Given under my hand, at Waynesboro 1 , this 22d day ol January, 1838. TII BLOUNT, DCI k. j m 26 w3od . Georgia, Iturkc county: II HEKEAS, EG Kirkland applies for loiters *f of adininisiitliion on the estate of Aaron , //am, dcCensed, with the will annexed, j These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tie kindred and creditors of said dec'd to 1 he and appear at my office, within the lime pi escrib ed hy law, to show cause, if any they liave, why 1 said letters should no he granted. Given under my hand, at Waynesboro, this 22d day of January, 1838. T 11 BLOUNT, DC cone. Jan 26 2lwtd Georgia, Iturkc County* \\i HEKEas James Grubbs Administrator of »» the estnlo «l Wm Bryant, deceased, applies l lonic fur letters of dismission. These arc therefor to cue and admonish oil and i singular the kin Ired anil crodjiors ol said dcc’d to , ho and appear at any office, within the lime prescrib ■ cd by iavv, to shew cause,if any they have, why r said letters should not he grated, Given under my hand at office in Waynesboro, • this 228 day of January 1838. Jan 26 2lm(im fil BLOUNT, ncco a c. NOTICE. V LI, persons having .leinands against the estate id lumn //am, line of burke county, dee d j will please present them duly attested within th" nine prescribed hy law; and tlfse irtoobicd to said estate will make immediate payment to f , }f(« KIBKi,AiVD, Admr. . Jiin*> 2lwld with the will anex’d. 1 *Lrvl. KA BI ,K to an order of the Inferior couit -a ol Burke co. whilesiiling for ordinary purposes, will ho sold on ike first Tuesday in April next, ut the court house door in (he town ol Wayncsloro, between ih usual hours ol sale, Four hundred acres ol Land, more or less, adjoining lands of lUr B H ,\lfiler end A Duke, belonging lo the estate ol Jonathan Johns, deceased, sold for ilio benefit of iho heirs and creditors of the said deceased. Terms ol sale on the d ,y , Jan2o 21wld JESSE JOHN'S, Admr. M’ii iloiaialhca .Academy, , / jj ' 111'- exercises of this institution will recoin n men co on the 2d ,Monday in January, 1838 , The branches of educailon Usually taught in oilier . academies, will he taught in this institution, and - students who wish In enter college, may he pre , pared hero for admission. 'The prices ol tuition and . hoard are as low here as in any other academy in - the same seciitm o' country Ruckorsville, near r which this academy is situated,is one ol the most flourishing and healihy towns in the upper country. 1 There nre eight dry good stores in the village, and r three good boarding houses, i he academic building . fur the male se.ioul is new, commodious) and lur > inshcd with n large and w II toned bell. A lurgs i building fora (emnlo academy will have been fin isheil beiore Christmas, and is cxoeclod to go into operation the Ist of January ensu ng. Both these buildings are not more limn a quarter of a mile from two large churches, where there is regular preach ing. a Nafiliaih school was kept the present year, miner the siipenniondanee ol tlio Rector, and will recommence a.- soon as the weather wifi permit.— I lie Hector is in the habit of reading da ly a portion of the scriptures to the students, loilnwod by a levy questions and remarks on the most interesting parts read. Lveiy exertion will he made to preserve I ho mor als nl the pupils, and no student who is not person ally known, will ho admitted, without a certificate of good moral character, Irorn his last teacher, or someone who is known to the parties or teacher; Dr. Reese's eharrcler as a teuclinrof long experi i cwco and ability is well ssiatblished,and is favorably ■ known in Carolina, but forihe satisfaction ofthose, ■ however, who do not know him in this Slate, the ; following certifica eis annexed. 1 BEDFORD hahpf.r, WM. WHITE, WM. A. BECK, I’. ALEXANDER, A. HAMMOND, 1 Jas A. Clark, Sec'y. Trusstccs. , Rnckersvifie, Elbert co, Ga , Dec M, 1837 I The undersigned hereby certify that they have - been personally acquainted with Dr. E Reese many • years; that he is on excellent classical scholar, and i eminently qualified for the instruction of youth,both -by experience and education. M. Wadded, Patrick Noble, Waddy Thompson. ; Abbeville, S. C., Orl. 10, 1834. (dec23 Sell w3m ■ LOCK HAITI 1 , THREE WITS & 1 HA PM AN. ’ jj > ESPEI IT'ULLV inform their friends and the 'ill/ public that they are prepared with sheds and s l close stores in the village of VV arrenion, for the re j i ception of Colton and Goods, will I h will ho for warded hy the Kail Road to Augusta, and Goods to tlionp-eoimtry, nsdirecled. with care and despatch Those disposed to do business by the way of this branch of the road, may rely on our strict attention lo all business confided to ns. Our sheds for col* ton are adjoining the Depository dec 13 201 wit It?-The Millcdgovillo Recorder will copy the I above four times. 1 ' [LAW NOTICE. • JOHN It. DYER, Attorney at Law, ’I MoNTICELLO, (IEORtIIA. !-1 II7IU, nrnrlico in the counties of Jasper, Jones, , * f Putnam, Morgan, Green and Baldwin, ol the Ocmulgeo Circuit ; and Monroe, Bulls, Henry i and Newton of the Film Circuit. .- references. Augusta. Col. Wm. T. Gould, Gould, Buckly <s* Co. j A. J AT. W Miller, W 11. Crane, ■ Rai hbone & Baker, i New York. , Smith, Mills A, Co, Baker, Johnson A: Co. jan 13—3 mt “ COLFMBUS (GA.) RACES. 0 fjfN [J p. annual Spring Races, over the Western I Course at Columbus, Ga. will come off the v last Tuesday, 27ih Kobnary, whtn the following purses will ho offered viz : Ist day, mile heals—Purse S3OO 2d do 2cl i do do 600 3d do 3do do do 700 4th do 4do do do 1,000 oth do mile heats, best 3 in 5. , On Monday, tho day bclbre the Jockv Club Ra f ces, a Colt sweopsta-es wilt come off, #2OO ert trance, halt forfeit. /Vine subscribers and closed. The track and fixtures will he in line repair, and all gen'le nen of ria Turf am invited to attend and i c ntribuie to tlie sports of this new and flourishing „ association. THE SECRETARY. r jau ’J 6_ Lamp Oil. ;| > ENT Winter Strained Blecchtd Lamp Oil,just I > received and for sale hy dec 12 ANTONY A HAINES, ITO BOAT OWNERS aN'U TATROONtf Navigating Savanah atid Broad river's. I BV an, act us the General Assrnil>ly ol ihe stale | of Georgia,assented to llte 2611 t December, 1830, it is made he duty of t lie inferior courts of the sev- j end counties of said slate, bordering on, or which I navigable waters pass through, to cause to be pub , hshed, the provisions of the several acts of the gc- I neral assembly, regulating boat owners,their agents i and patroons, navigating said waters. By the aforesaio acts every boat navigating the Savannah or Broad rivers, are required to have a white pntroon.vviili a Hill of Lading ready prepared i to exhibit to any while person, who may wish to | examine The contents of the boat under their charge, : showing the name ol said patroon and consignee of 1 the cargo aboard ol said boat, and furthermore for bids any boat owner,their agent or patroon,to permit any boat hand being a slave; to nut on board ol their host, any corn, cotton, pe&s,sh9k of any kind, poul try or other articles in which by law they are lorbid to trulllck, swept the same is exhibited in tbc bill ol lading of the owner ol said boat or bis agent,and un der bis or their direction entered, making it penal against every offender of the ahircdid acts. Therefore,all concerned will take notice, that the acts of which the foregoing is extracted will he en forced against offenders who may be taken in llte county of Lincoln. Lewis Parks, W. If. Cantelow, J ■John Moss, Stephen .Stovall, I Peter Lamar, Judges of Inferior court, nor 23 If . 278 i I'aglc Blofcl. rpillE subscriber having purchased this destra- Able site, in the City of Jackson, situated on the north side of the State-House square, is deter mined to remove o it in a few days, and assures all those who may call on him that every attention and provision shall be made for their nccommoda t on, which the nature of the country will permit; and that his accommodations for travellers, horses, and boarders, shall be equal to any in the Slate,off I of the immediate bank of the Mississippi river, and in so far as the circumstances of tho country will permit,his accommodation shalljnot be surpassed by . any. He pledges himself to lt»ep a good lable,good bar, furnished w ith the best of liquors; good com fortable rooms; good ch an w holesome beds; a quiet bouse, free from not and noisy intemperance; and good dry stables furnished with good ostlers, and aplenty ol corn and bidder, and at as reasonable teens us practicable. Prompt payment, at snort periods, will, in all cases, be required. 'To members of the Legislature,and those having i 1 j business in the conns at Jackson, the subscriber ! will lurnish good comfortable rooms, both in sum | mcrand winter, cither in his main Tavern building, I or in ono a few yards distant, which he lias lately I procured, and flu*-'.! up lor ll,„ purpose, at their op i lion. J y aro invi; c d to call and examine his ac commodations for themselves, and if they like, try mem Ho is perfectly aware of Ihe accommoda tions hitherto afiorded in this town, and is deter mined to improve,them andlbnt loose who favor him with lh< ir custom, shall nut not go away reasonably ■ dissatisfied. K. B. WIGGINS, Jackson, Miss Sept 12. .Vaunt Vernon. Jan 4 m3m 9 twenty dollars reward. A RANAWAY from lire JP . plantain nos J. W. liamsny, JnkJ doc’d, in Columbia county, a / bout the Ist December, a A'c- I WptthA, j gro man, by tile name nf Ltw ,s ’ twenty eight years csSoT n■ n nt age, of a yellow complexion?* hut not a mulatto, stout and square built, and stut ters very badly He is supposed to be lurking about the city of Augusta, as he Iras a wife hero The ahov. reward will bo given for his apprehension and confinement in any safe jail or delivery to ISAAC RAMSAV, Jan 13 dfcvvlf 10 Columbia county. Look here i Lost or mislaid on .Holiday the Ist of Janua ry, instant, a Newspaper, containing a deed , for 1 It) acres of land, from Mitts Malden, Dooly co. to the subscriber ol Burke Co. Also two notes of hand given by Isaiah Ijitrmw as principal, and Sol ; onlotl T hompson socurhy, to Benjamin Buxton, both amounting to fiorty five dollars, interest from 30th Dec. 183(j. Alsu one note given by Solomon Thompson principal and Isaiah Barrow security to said Buxton, for twenty-eight dollars and filly cents; interest from 17th Jan. 1837. Also one ac count against the poor school fund of the county of Burke, amount not recollected; ami perhaps , other papers but not yet remembered. All persons i aro cautioned against trading lor said papers.— Any information respecting tbo same will be thank fully received. SIMEON BELL. Jan 19 15iw4t SEALED PROPOSALS), f |NO bnild a Court House in the village of Lex m tngton, of granite, 28 feel high, CO feel long, and 4 > feet wide, with a biped roof covered with , shingles, a portico in front, and a passage through the fowiTsldry; dividing it into four offices, will be. received Until the last Saturday in February next A plan of the building must accompany tho pfopo- Sals. Address; All FORT, Chairman of the Board of Commisaionets, jan 19 llrvvtd Lexington C. H. So. Ca. STRAYED •gr. , FROM Coleman’s lano on the 16th instant, a Red sided Steer, with white streak down his back, and a slit in tho right ear. Any 9’te~« > nxfc r *niiWpenidelivering said steer to me, at my house, 3i miles below Appling C. House > will receive $5 reward. J N IIIOGIE. r Jan 19 Lew lit pd 1 SPRING RACES. i ___ * |NHE SPRING RACES of the Milledge- I- ville Jocky Club will commence on the see. * end Tuesday, (10th day) of April next. 1 50 Dollars entranc*. ‘ Ist (lay, Colls sweep stake, 3 or more to make a race. A fine silver goblet put up by the pro prietors, worth, $6O ; 2d day—two mile heats, free for all, —purse $3OO 3d day, 3 do do .700 4th day, 4 do da 800 alii day, Colls slake, five milo heats, $250 ontrapee for the ‘Young plato’ worth $lOOO, 3 already entered; open until tho 85th March, j The money hung up each day. , H F. YOUNG di Co. Proprietors. Jan 15 wtd 11 MACON SPRING - RACES. ' annual spring races over tho Centra JL Course will commence on Tuesday the 20th j dav ol March, when the following purses will be i offered: First day, mile heaths, purse $250 Second day, two mile heats, purse 350 j Third day, three mile hears, purse 500 Fnurt; day, four mile heats, purse 750 I fifth day,mile heats,best 3in 5, purse 300 Weights agreeable to tbc rules ol the track. ! Janlfi 12:w lt MUSTIAN & MOTT. Georgia Rail Road. MADDUX A DAM &CO bog leave to inform the merchants ami planters that the railroad I to Warrcntrm will be in operation in a few days am i that they willattend to receiving and forwarding any Goods or Cot on consigned to them. They beg it I j assure all those who may lavor them with then commands that every exertion will nc used oruheii ] part to merit patronage. nov 27 3m 377 I j TR fST EE’S SALE. ~ | S tJILL he sold at the lower Market House, ir D j V» thecily of Augusta, on the first Tuesday ir February next, the House .and improvements | together with Fifty Acres of Land on the north j .ido of tho road leading out of Augusta, being the I Isle residence ol Ora. Eliza Clayton, deceased. Alsi I sundry lots containing troni six to twelve acre- L . I each of Woodland laying on the south side o , Lsaid road, and ext nding westwnrdly towards the rail road Terms of sale, two instalments of thrci i| and six months, with interest from date ,1 Jan 16 I2;2lawtd AS LAYTON, Trustee. 6 INOUR months aOer date application will hi I’ made to the Honorable tho Justices of the In lerinr Court of Columbia county, when sitting so 1 ordinary purposes for leave to sell the whole of thr | real estate ol F.locrt I, Dunn, late of said con ty !l ; deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said de , i ceased. ALFRED J DUNN, adm'r. >• • art I«, 1337 M 2 SC HOOL FOR YOUNG LAUIEB. fllllE second term of Miss Train’s School JL for young ladies wijl commence 22dJan. at the omul 1 1 ills, in the vicinity ol Augusta,on the premises ol tbe Rev. Mr. Davis, where will be taught all those branches considered essential la a thorough Knglisb Education, comprising Reading Writing, Orthography, English Grammar, and Composition, Geography, History, Natural, Intel lectual and Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, Aritlf. radio, Algebra, Geometry, Ac. together with French. Lessons wilt also be given in Vocal Music Drawing, Chinese and Mezzotiiuo Painting. Terns for English branches, SlO per [quarter i Extra for Drawing, Painting, and French, each 8.1. , This school is designed to he permanent, and its ; location ciinnol readily he surpassed in salubrity of climate. * Should the patronage be such ns to make itue. ocssnry, Miss Train will provide herself with u competent assistant. Recess for one week at the close of each term will comprise the only vacation of the school. ' Eligible hoard can be ootained on reasonable terms. Jan 19 w'imo “tjeorffia tullegc 7 ' SCOTTSUORO’ GEORGIA. % i f |IIIE Spring term of this Institution, 1838 will ; A open on Monday, January Bth. It is desira ble that all students should bo present at the for- i i motion of classes, on the first day of the term. The I government of the Institution is strict, but salutary j —bemg by written laws and constitution, which are j rigidly enforced, after the manner of the republican ' Stale Governments of tins country. A pamphlet, ■ containing hints on Female Education, our system of instruction, discipline, &c , will shortly be pub lished, and sent to all who may Icol interested enough tuapply fur it, by loiter to the Principal. The hours lor instruction are Irora tiny light till nine o’clock 1’ M. (summer anil winter I reserving four hours fur meals and recreation. On Satur days, students are engaged only till noon. The Ly- ‘ ceum. (a literary and scientific -Society,) of which the Princidal is rx officio, President, rneeis every Saturday evening. This - society has been estab lished but a lew months, and has already proven it self to be immensely improving to tho young ladies. We pledge ourselves to impart in one year’s time to any young lady, who possesses a good mind,and ; who can read fluently, a handsome handwriting, a i a correct knowledge of Grammar, Arithmetic, Gcog j raphy and spelling. j A married gentleman, from South Carolina, i engaged in the drawing and painting department. His work will compare with any artist's in the j Southern States Besides the above brunches, be I will teach portrait and minalure painting, gilding, I bronzing,smahing, transferring prints, fancy works I wil'u perforated paper, &c. Ac. In the musical department, instruction will beagiven on the piano, guitar, and flageolet. Lectures every night on mu man and comparative Physiology, Botany, Astron omy, Chemistry, Ac. &c. Exertions aro being made to have a clergyman at tached to the institution, which will bo effected w ith as liitledoloy as possible. Wo have a library of 800 volumes—an herbarium ol 2 )UU species of plants,collected by the Principal, in tie State of south Carolina—oplical instruments —Chemical ap paratus, maps, globes, Ac. The young lanies are requested to dress plainly —not to wear jewels of any sort, and not to alien,l balls and parties. No store accounts wiihoin the sanction ol parents or guardians. Such as have accounts will be required tu legislcr all their ex penses in a book alley will keep for the purpose Pal ons will receive a minute report of iheir chip dren’s progress in their Biddies; Hoard can bo had in the village. ■ \Vb Solicit iho patronage of onr Southern friends, and pledge oursi Ives to labor to deserve it. We not only invite bui would bo fluttered by thu visits of all who may be disposed to attend our lectures, re citations, Ac. on any day or hour during the w eek. L. LATASIE ANNA M. LATASTE, ■l»c‘l7 wtBJAm3m 302 Principals; “7777 CAKAIEE FEMALE ACADEMY, ME In Abbeville District, 8. C. ■ I HIE Trustees ofMt. Carmel Female Academy I announce to the public, that Miss E Me- Querns, who lias had charge oflhe Female Aca demy for five years past, will continue in charge ol the same the ensuing year. They consider the character of the institution under her charge so well established, that it is unnecessary to say any - thing ,n praise. Suffice it to say, she has given gen eral satislai lion to her employers, as well in advan cing her pnpi's in education as in the improvement of their morals. They ask the continuance and patronage which has been generally given, the next St, 1 year, w all a pledge that nothing shall be wanting, on the part oflhe Tcrcher or Trllstei s, to give satis- uj laetiom Ihe prices of tuition te be the same as has been. Boarding from §7 to S 8 pet month. First term will commence the first Monday in February! By order ol the Trustees. W)1 T DHENKON, Scc'y. dec 2 282 w tIF A CARD. ’ T subscriber lakes ibis method to inform thi A patrons and friends of the Wesleyan Mansion School, and the public generally, that he has brought that school tu a close, and taken charge of a new institution, lately established at Williams J Cross Roads six miles below Watkinsvlllo, in Clark county This determination lias not been induced by a want of patronage to the Wesleyan Mansion ; lot, in that respect, it has been sustained beyond 1 the expectations ol its proprietor : hut by a dehtoet ’ ate conviction, ilia, in Farmers' Academy, under rj t . ’ Us present prudent arrangements, the subscriber r w ill bn able to do a larger amount of good, with V ’ more pleasure and profit to himself, than he has 3 been able to do, in Monroe. '1 he new institution will consist ol two branches in separate houses, one - for males, and the other lor females. A competent I , female teacher will he employed, to conduct Iho female branch, tinder the direction of the principal teacher : but the advanced classes in that branch will make their reciialions to Iho principal. The " two Academies arc located at a short distance from . each other, and the teacher’s dwelling centrally be tween them: and it is believed that such measures f hove been adopted as will secure the advantages, without the disadvantages, of a mixed school. All tho principal vices, and fashionable extravagancies ol town and village schools, are effectually exclud ed from this establishment. The (Academy is fur nished with an extensive Chemical, Philosophical ■ and Astronomical apparatus, together w.th a nurn - her Ol large and elegant maps, and other facilities for the promotion of education. In view of the lo cality of Farmers Academy situated as it is in one R oflhe must pleasant and healthful sections of the up * country, together wkh its other advantages, tho sub- J scriber docs not hesitate to promise to pupils, a lar ' ger amount of benefit titan he hes been able hereto [' lore tu give them. Every precaution that o prudent , forethought has suggested, has been taken, to throw : around the morals of pupils tho strongest and most effectual safeguards. All tho branches (both solid ! and ornamental) of a liberal and extensive educa ; lion, will bo tairglil in this institution, and at mode rate prices. Boarding may be had ul the Academy and within ihe distance of one mile from it, in the moat respectable families, for eight dollars, or less, I per month. Persons w ishing limber information, will please c address to the subsenber, at his present residence. until Christmas-, and after that time, at Williams’ Gross Roads, Clark county. The Academy is ex i peeled to open on tho first Monday in January next; i and ‘t is very desirable that pupils, designed for this * school, should he present ut the commencement ol the year. Their advancement, as well as our con venience, would thereby be promoted. : . JESSE C. PAULETT. - j Doc 13 291 m3m^j n WILMINGTON ACADEMY, d AbhcviHe District, -So. Ca. '1 d ; rrms INSTITUTION will he opened lor the y i ■*- reception ol students on the 15lh mst. under 0 ; the superintendence of ihe Rev. Isaac IV. ir Waddel, a gentleman well qualified t<> ii struct ir I als in the usual branches of Academical educa tion. Good boarding may bo had in ihe vicinity on reasonable terms, and the prices of tuition witj. n he at the customary rates. The healthiness ol ttf) n ; situation, morality "1 the neighborhood, and facili* . i ics ot le truing, at this seminary, are such as to in i’ vile tho attention of parents aad guardians. ' GEORGE WcUUFFIE, PATRICK i'iOBLE. NATH’E. HARRIS, ’- PAUL ROGER«t, ‘ ISAAC UOUCHILLON, , e Jan 15 11; It T r uilca. MR. OIiCOTT will receive pupils at Mount ITI Rope, Columbia county, Geo , 27 miles Irom 16 \ugustn, and contiguous to the Geo Roil Road 1 He is lamibar with ihe education of youth and pro ,r raises to do justice. ,r Rea mg, w riting and arithmetic, per qr 85 1 ’ Natural Philosophy, Ilistoiy, Ac. “ “ 6 t ' Latin and Greek Languog s, •* “ 8 Good Board alSl2(J—hall yearly in advance. Columbia county, Jan 2‘2 wot 17