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"TV ©TICK.—IV son* indebted lo \hosubat ribcr i® mllierty note or boo!: account tor theyesra IRS 4, '54 anil '3ti'«re requested to call on Tho* M- Uamri and Wolford Marsh, Ksqra. uml arllie lb" him. Longer indulgence (amnit bo allowed, jan 19 I.V II U I!I SWELL. ▼«UuiU>l« HOel tiii’Mc Sir saie. I OFFER lor *sto the lloa*n and 1.0 l on l)ro»d •lreel, n few door* below lh» Engle A' Flissnil Motel, at present 'occupied by Mr. t'nflin. Alan, Iha brick building uml lot adjoining tho above, m ament occupied by Major Smrke. Farb9-wll id JOHN M..MZVO krai. s:stai: I’Jn sale. lOFFER for *hlr tlie House and Lot oit tbc north aide of llro.id street, in lb" square above ilia Marker house, at present occupied by Mr. (iir'marin. 41.0, the Dwelling //ou ,o mid 1.0 l on A’oynold tire® I, in the mime square, now occupied by Mr. ♦Juin.arm Apply to Joba I'Uimzv. Peb9-wii S 3 ■ ANN SIMS. ~ Hoarding m huol F»r Y«b;is Ladies, in the Village of PWh'ENS, S. C. MRS. S REI.t'IIKK bus opened tins School with decided advantages. She won regularly educated for (lie responsible hii*inea* of leacbiiij r, at one of Ibe first Aenduniio* in the Union; and, in addinun to this, ban bad (bo Ural of roasters lo give liar lessons at her renidenco. She has taught Iroin the lime herodiicntimi mu completed to I bn present, and will pledge bemelf that il her pupils do not aiaka reiuoiniide profieieney, kl,o will forfeit her charge Young Indie* will have every utlonnoo Paid that the mo«l anxious parent could den ire. Their health, manner*, moral* and improvement, will all time tbe rombinod mllneneo of ntpcruMiee and llio must salubrious at d delightful climate inlho world. The surrounding counirv possesses greal advantages: l,oni h, rbeiipneH* ol living, a l eai.l.lul 'rivsrwnbn aplendiil bridge ner.ij* nl llio \ Mg* ; thrao, an ! inuiiy oth i* tno numaron* lo mention, make it H moat desirable read, nee fir Inmli * who wiab to educate their < Inldn n Mr*, lb leber ba* a relation who graduated at one of the Ural t ollege* in the Union, who w ill bo assoc, :i:cd vviib the *r;botd and leach (ttch ln.ni. li * a* a gentleman usually at tend* In in a well ordered in*‘ilnlion, MiiHie, Voeal and li.alrinnelilnl, will bo 'aught by 4/r*. Ilnlclier nt tnndullma per quarter. Any or all el the Ornamental brandies, 910 itti quarter. CLASSICS. ■lntroductory, $ 1 3 per year, 'dVeramlt, 11 do 'First, )f> do Hoard, washing fnnl mid light*, bin per year “Stationary nan bu had in llio village. I’nymotll* 00 bo mailn quarterly. Reference*. Kov DrHilnrin, Moon Holbrook, M I*., A llollea Esq. (Ihiitleatrm. Rov J (Irish am, Jlnj Win I, Knltli, I’Alexander, f.M| i’iehons. Pick out, Keb 11 liT .v In i Eagle b:;<rit!•:. /■lll K auharribrr Imving pnreliuacd this deairn -1 lilo aits, in llio ( ily ol Jackson, situated on the north aide of llio Stale Hoiom square, la deter mined la remove o ildu a low days, and assure* nil those udm may call no him Ihut every intention and provision almll bu mult) for llioir areonnuuda lion, wbirb tbo nature ol llio country will permit; and that In* uccoirinul.iiiou* for liuvcllera, horses, and buaidtra, ahull be equal to any'hi tbe Sidle,off v»f ilia inimodiiUo bank nl Iha Mississippi rivnr, and 'insofar aa the eircuniidanee* ol llio country will pdimil.hia aecommodaiion nliu 1 l(ii< 11 he aurpruaed by any. Ha pledges himself lo k**opn good table,good bar, fiirnialicd wilb llm bus! nl liquors; good coni - ■fb/litt’ls room*; good el, uu wholesome bud*; n quiet koute, fre*from nut mi-1 nowy iiilempurniiee; and good dry stables furnialied with good nailer*, and a plenty of corn and bidder, and at a* riin*<miiblc Hum* aa praelieatdo. /’rompt payment, ut short .periods, will, in nil eases, be required. Ta members of llio l*-gi*lainre,and thn.se having buxines* ill the conn* at Jackson, tbo anhacribur will Uirnish good <*<tinlortnl>lo rooms, both in sum mer and winter, oilh -r in hi* main Tuve'ii building, or in onoa low yard* distant, which ho hi* lately preenrod, and filled up lor llm purpose, ul their op tion. Thoy are invned lo nail and cx-immo In* an ■commodatem* lor itivniselven, ami il they like, 'try them lie iaperforlly uvvaro of the accoimnoda tliout hitherto aftordod in this town, and u deter mined to improve,them ami llml I nose who favor him with lh*ir custom, ahull not mil go away reasonably dissainliml. K. It. WIHGIN9, Jackaan, Alia*. Sept 13. J/ount Vor non. Jan -I m3m 2 acTIOOL POM Y Ol NG LAUIKHa ri>ni: second term of iUiiot Train’s School I I. fir young Indies will eoiiiincnce 3,'d Jan. at the Hand Hills, in llm vicinity ol Augusta, on llm premise* ol tb« Kev. Mr. Mavis, vv hero will be taught all those branelie* considered essemial to a lliurough Kngliah Kduealmri, comprising Heading, Writing, Orthography, Ivngliah (■'rammar, and t'oinpoailiun, (lungrnphy, History, iV.sinral, Intel- i lerlnal and Moral I'hiloiophy, Astronomy, Antli- I 4«ioli<t, Algebra, (homely, Ac. together with * French. i I.assuns will also he given in Vocal illusie, | i'rav. ing, ('liineso and .Mur/.ntinto I’umling. Terns for Kngliah branches, $lO por jqunrtnr— s foxirn fir I'rawing, I'aiulmg, and french, such c This arhool is designed In ho permanent, and iln a location numml readily ho surpassed in suluhrily ul n climnin. ( •Should the patronage be such as to make it ne « resaary, Miss Train will provide herself with a < 'Competent nssiatant. I Here** for one w eek nl (be close ol each term, I will romprian tbo only vacation of tho school. KligrhU hoard ran he ontuined oil reasunable ti •mat. Jan 19 vv.’nm • PRNDI.ETON PHMALI3 Vt AOIIdIT. * OA’tC Thousand Dollar* will he guaranteed by t Iholmsees to n lemiber who will lake dliaigu I of the Fcinnlc A cat demy at tin* place; provided that satinfarlory teylirn aiial* ol character and qual ifieaiiotnare produced Tho teacher w 111 lm required lo b ; competent to teneli all tbe elementary and higher launches ol KngbsU education, and also tbe Ornamental branch es; and lor thin purpose a gentleman and hi* wife qualified to instruct in those separate dopnrlmrnta of education would he prelered; otherwise tho principal will be required lo procure a sui'ahlo as aiaiant with the necessary qualilicalmns. ( The Acudcuiy is finely located in a pleasant vil lage inoneoftho imamlaiii district* in our stale 1 I w ith a climate as fine a* any in Vho world, mid with i other ativnniK.ca unsurpassed by any situation in g the stale, the society i* in a high degree, moral,in- - tetclligent, social and rriiued, and (he country r generally in a high stale ol improvement. i i Tho academy bn i* well improved and adopted r far the nccommodaiion of the teacher and his pu- i pil* Th ere is a large two story brick house, afford- 1 mg 7 c.nolorlablo 100 ns, all of them hut one w ith i lire places, intended ns a dwelling house for Hie leacvier and his family, and connected with tUo i •ehool rooms which consist of two apartments with ■ l three lire places, vvi, b a beautiful yard inclosed in ( front and no cxcolhint garden in tbe tear nl iho c house, and eomiivinding an extensive and splendid It view o| the mountains, distant about Ut) nidus. I’roposuU w’ll ho received and considered until ! tlie Isih of .March, when a sclertion will he made 1 i from the most worthy, ike Seh ml il is expected ( will go into operation on the Ist of April; ami par- j I •nl; ami guardians disposed to patronise it, are re- j 1 quested to wait mini that period, and they may ho * i assured that no ellbrls will he spared by u* to render j i th® School worthy of their support. Ky order ol tho Trustee* i inm i a maxwell, J l) 1,1-MV is, K. tl KKN .S'O.V, V tv SVMMKS, J V Ml V N KLI A, Feh 7 u *si I 'l'ruslrMN. ! i NJraytul tts' Kioit'ii. JT'RO.M tfe suiisenber’s wagon at Appling, Col umbia comity, Clou , a A ellovv -Sirrel HOUSE about nine year* ol age, large frame, heavily built; othtr particulars not remembered. A reward ol Twenty Hollars will la* paid or his delivery, or any information that may bo given will be thankluliy re ceived. ' UIKA.U N. WILSON Augusta, June If 131 1 RUNAWAY Irom the plantation of the subscriber, on the nigbl ol the 38th Jan. a n-gro buy, by the mure of 111) I , of yellow complexion, raised near Mil ledgeville. He i* about 19 or 20 years old, inclined to he ehuivkv, speaks quick, ami is quite iulellgenl. He wore off a bine cloth dress o at and pantaloons, and black fur liat. He has no doubt got a "pas* Iron) some person to hire his time, and 1 expect w ill try lo get to Darien. 1 will give $lO for his delivery lo me in lloosion couutv, seven mile* west of Kerry, or S 3 for hit confinement in any jail so 1 got him, 1 and $5O for the conv union ol the person who gave bini * pass. JAS G. M. BALL. I>b 7 W it 31 ONK THOUSAND DOLL.VHS Hl> WAKD. Wbmil it h:t<« been reported that there n ua outer bar opposite the entrance to the . port of Bruns lick, in Georgia, game mill's di»- timee from that survejed hy three i annul*.inn er* of the Navy in 1830, anil having l'*» water ■ ' u|“>n Mt the above reward i» offered la any person ! who will discover any such bar so siionied us to * cause a hindrance lo ships entering llio port. 1 And whereas it bus been also currently reported t that there is a bar across the inner channel ( f Og -1 leihorpe bny.opftoiile the city of llrunswick, hav ing only flu: depth o( six or night leel of water on ] it at law tale; n reward of Five Hundred Uol * Wrs Vrfll bo paid to nay person who shall discover , I such bar, or nnv bar so situated, which lias not , an abundant depth of waler upon it lor the ans sago'of nioichant ships of llto first class up to the I ! town The inner bar above alluded lo is probably llto { one described in tlie following extracts. Ist. I'rain the rejiorl ol the state commissioners John U I’olhdl, Jlngli Lawson ttnd .tlos.rs fart, | lssi|rs. ‘•Between Brandy point in this island, nml Den i nis’s folly on the Brunswick shore, there is nn in-; I tier bar, upon which there is nbnnt twelve feel at ' low water, and ns the title rises ten (ret, it gives , the same depth cf water that w« find on tho outer i bar, with this advantage, that Iho bottom being ! suit mud,creates no damage to ships, and may be very easily deepened'll it were necessary. But no , such necessity exists, us any ship link crosses i Ji ho outer bar can run ovei this at high water and r 1 find the best anchorage near the bind' along the i whole extent-of l lie town, in from twenty to for ,l tv lent waler ill the lowest times id tide. I bis we , i iiscerinincd from careful soundings til low water, 1 . and alter having finished tint soundings for our i , selves, ascertained ilnu Stockton's repoit and dm- I grams confirmed onr own survey.” -d, f rom tlm report of the commissioners of i the navy, made nibscipji inly lo tlm las f I “A shoal oi soil mud, cioso lo mid halovv the | town, on which but twelve lent can be lotted ul j lo>v uni* r, seeuiH hi indicate sumo oilier point m ; tli" harbor us a inuiv suitable position for a navy yard. We believe Blythe Island, on the opposite ' shore, In bo tho most eligible." Any persons making the above discoveries, will I please give toformano.i of iln; same to the Resident ] ag. id nf tho Brunswick companies, a a I the rew ard *h 11 ho paid ill each c wo to tho til si s cccssiUl applicant THUS G CAUV, General Agt, Brunswick Canal and Land Companies. Fob 8 33 ft NOTH i; TO HAIL ROAD CONTKAC TORN. EfSTEUN nml Atlantic Kail Kontl, ★ W Kxtcinlmg Iroui a pond near Decatur, in Ih'Knlb county Georgia, lolhc Tcnnes.acf) river, between Dallas and Boss’landing, and embracing r. distance of one lam I rod and forty miles. SEA LED I* itOI’OHA LS For the cxcculimi of llio grading and masonry on certain portions of the rail road above mentioned, embracing u disunion not exceeding eight miles southwest ward ol the ( haltujioocboo river, and fourteen miles northwestward of the same; also of about twenty miles, including tho traverse of me Flovvab rivor and its valley, in all about liir'y miles vvilllho received at tho nilico ol the eommission; ers, in Monelta,Cobb county,Georgia, between llio second and seventh of April mxl, during which lime engineers v.il' bo in nlicmlnnce to p dm out the varmus’iocalitips at which the woik ol construe, lion is to be earned on, nml to explain, by the aid ol plans and profiles of the route, tlm nature Hud extent ol the work. Much deep cutting and filling, and several extensive viaducts of limber, will i.erequited in connexion with tho rood forma tion. The amount of Fxcavnlions and Fmbank mpms on those port'oiKi ol tho road tillered for con tracts, ns above, will bo about two and a half millions of cubic yards. The work will ho divided, into sect unis, each about one mile in length. Blanks for proposals; will bo in readiness lor llio use ol I ho to who are disposed lo engage in tho work; h!mi, ' liir the concluding us contracts on such proposal . ns are acceptable to the Board of Commissioners. The work provided for by contracts will be com menced on or about the first ol Hay next. The country traversed by the Bail Bond, is ele vated and rolling, mid is regarded as one of tho most healthy portions ol the United Suites. Tho climate is favorable lor field operations during sum mer and winter. By order of the Board Commissioners. S. 11. LONG, (.'liiol'Mn'gr. W. & A Bail Bond, Cnssville, January 20,1838. jJO wit PENDLUTON ACADEMY. rrUIK Fcudlelor Academy commenced on the i. Ist ol January under the cure of the tin. .1. L, K^unfilv; nini lie trustees lake pleasure in recommending him to (ho public us a teacher well qualified lor the Important trust confided lo him. He is a graduate ol the Bunl.li Carolina col- ( ledge, no excellent classical und mathematical scholar, ami possesses n high reputation ns u teach- ’? er, acquired by n considerable expci ieaco in this , part of the country " The fine advantages which this Academy pus- 0 Bosses In point of location in tv small, rati rod, quiet, 11 country * illuge, free from tho vices, the dissipation 11 and temntalions ol crowded towns, in the midst ol f a moral, intelligent and virtuous community, ever- !l oiling a salutary influence and control on the char- s actor und conduct o I the youth render it it in the opiniuu of tho Board *thc host‘location in-the state for an institiltion of learning, und entitle it lo a 1 lihe.al share of public patronage. v Comfortable hoarding can ho had in tho village n and vicinity on reasonable terms; nn I every facility 1 of intercourse and communication with the Blend* and |hi rents ol tho students, can ho etyioycfl hy nn excellent and well conducted stage passing through the village Three limes « week. By order of the fi Board. F K HUGER, I ROUT A MAXWELL, 1 F IV BVMMB, , r BAMT, CHERRY, 1 J C CALHOUN, J V SHA/VICLIN) t Feb 7 31 w3t Trustee*. ( (ncorgin I'emnic 4'ollogc' BCOTTSDOUO’ C.Ei RUT A. HN11!•' Spring term of this Institution, 1838 will 1 open on Monday, January Btlt. It is desira ble that all students should be present at the lor mntiim of classes,on the first day of the term. The * govornmeivt of the Institution is strict, but salutary —being by written laws and runstitiition, which are * rigiilly enforced, after live manner of the republican State Governments of this country. A pamphlet, containing hints on Female Education, our system ol instruction, discipline, Ac , will shortly be pub lished, and sent to nil who may hoi interested 1 enough to apply lor it, l>v letter to the Fripoipnl. The hours tor instruction are Bom day light till nine o’clock 1’ M. (summer ami winter ) reserving four hour* fur meals and recreation. On Satur days, students are engaged only nil noon. The Ly ceum, (a literary and scientific Noddy,) of which , the I’rmcidal is ex officio, President, meets every ( -Saturday evening. This society has been cstnh- ~ lished bain lew months, and has already proven it- i self to ho immensely improving lo tits young ladies. | We pledge ourselves lo impart in one year’s lime many young lady, who possesses a good mind,and c vvlio can road fluently, u handsome handwriting, a a correct know ledge oi Grammar, Arithmetic, Geog raphy and spoiling. A married gentleman, from South Carolina, i engaged in the drawing and painting department. | His work will compare with any artist's in the i Southern States Besides tho above branches, lie j i will leach portrait and ininalnre painting, gilding, | lirotiKins, sinalting, transferring prints, fancy works i with perforated paper, Ac. Ac. in the musical 1 department, instruction will bo given on the piano, i guitar,ami flageolet. I,centres every night on hu- n man and comparative /’histology, Botany, Astruu omy, flu mis try, Ac. Aic. t Exertions are being muiclo haven rloigyrann at- i ladled to the institution, which will he effected t with us littledehiy as possible, lie have a binary , oi 800 volumes—an lierliurium ol ” K)0 species of *. plant*,cuilvctod by the Principal, in tie State of t South Carolina—optical instruments—Chemical up I pnratu*, maps, globes, &c. - The young la nes me requested lo dress plainly I —not to wear jewels of any sort, and not to attend t balls and parties. No store account* without the l sanction ot parents or guardians. Such as have i I accounts will he required lo tegister all their cx- j f pi iises in u book 'they will keep tor the purpose a Pal.on* will receive u minute report of their chil dren’s progress in their St tidies. „ Board can be had in lhe village. 1, ’«Vo solicit the patronage of our Southern friends, c and pledge ourselves to labor lo deserve it. Wo not only in nte but would be Haltered by tho visits 0 f all who may be disposed lo attend our lectures, re citations, Ac. on any day or hour during the week L. LATABTK. ANiVA M. LATASTE dec ”7 wtBJ&m9nt 303 Principals. bfcA L KI > Pttl) Fi; A L*, mO build a Court House in the Lvi JB ington, of granite, 28 fuel Itigli, CO leet long, and 40 feet wide, with a hipetf roof covered wall •hingles, a portico in from,and a through tho lower story, dividing it into lour offices, will be received until ibe la£t Saturday in February nex:, A p!an of Ibo buiW.ng mint accompany the prupo sail. Address, A II FORT, Chairman of the Hoard of Commissioned!,' jan lo H:\vtd Islington C. 11. So. < e A TEACIICH WANTKII prehont yc..r, to takecbargeoi rleaannt Grove* Academy, in Burke county, twenty-se* • en miles below Augusta. He must be well compe tent to teach the various branches o! an English education: one who uniiefstamls Crevk, and French languages, would bo preferred. Any person applying will bo exported iw come well recommend ed ns n Teacher, and lor bis morals, Such a person can have a good sa ! nry Any p ? rson wishing to take charge ofsaid Academy, can apply to tbu sub scriber, personally, briiy letter nddrcsif d to bur ot Friar’s Bonds Post OfTice, ItarltP county• jan *2O 6td3lw 10 H F. I’OWisLL A TEACHER WANTED J7UJU the present year to lake dun go of the VFrightsboro Academy, in Columbia co. Ga. He must be competent to teach the various branches of tho ICnglislt language, and will be expected to bring good recommendations of nis morals as well «« ca pacity to leach. Any person wishing to take charge of r-aid Academy can apply to,or address by lottor tHo trustees. Jan 87 ’ • j a to ui:vi And irnnio-liale possession given, a vnl- J. kiU.ujble Kivor Plantation, 3 miles be. I »w Augusta and Hamburg, on ll u Carolina side of tho river, containing about !■>) acres of low gound'j of a superior quality, until the i*M of Jan. next. 'J’h • givater put ol ibis lend i r °* n rich aduvial mid i/isinglas mu 1 , C«»ra tid fodder can be had on the placo. For lerrrn apply to (7/.IRLK>; i A WAR, FebB 3Jwit six miles* below Hamburg. <;oL?rHST:'s (i;A.) ft iixs. ~ —, $ *sw 'aim annual Spring Race*, over iho Western 1. Course m<’ 1 > 1 111 nI) 1 i.M, (in. will eotae oIT the la«t Tne’dny, 27ili hohuarj", whin tlie following purses will be idlured viz: lHtday,milo heats—Purse $3OO 2d ill) 2il l ilo do s<)<7 ,'M do 3do do do 700 4!h do 4do do do 1,000 6lli do mile heats, best 3 in 5. On .Monday, the day bo fire iho Jockv Club Ra ces, a Colt sweepstakes will rnmc off, $2OO cn trance, ball Ibrli-il. iVinc subscribers and closed. The track and (inures will bo in fine repair, and all gentlemen of to? Turf are invited to attend and contribute to tlm sports of ibis now and flourishing association. THE SECRETARY, jan 9 w7t 6 Kvuim; RACES.I tpS-AC Sf&vr-*.;* V.ve u ..yjgS.'lSC, .v. u llsirißsaiiguStgaßgwWtrWliß^^ Bum shrjng races of the an icdgc . vdlo .locliy Club will commence on llio s o cond Tuesday, (I Dili day) of April next. bO Hollars cnfiancv. Ist tiny, Colts sweep stake, 3 or morn to make n race. A lino silver goblet pm up by the pro prietors, worth, ftiO 2d day—two mile beats, Iron lor all, —purse $3OO 3d day, 3 do do 500 •till day,4 do da 800 filb day, Colls stake, two mile {beats, S?5O entrance lor the ‘Voting plate’ worth $lOOO, already entered; open until the 251 h Man b. The money Inmg np each day. I / f . YOUNG «k Co. Proprietors. Jan ls» util I ] LosS, Oil mislaid, on the 28th inst., a common sized Leather Pocket Book, containing notes as well as 1 can recollect, as follows -One on Thomas I). Key,of Jotferson country, for two hundred and ten dollars; one on.l. Palmer of Richmond county, for one bundled and ninety dollars; one on David Pal. mer for one hundred dollars; one on Peter Lamar ol Lincoln county, for four hundred am! twenty seven dollars; two on James Jennings; both together amounting to two bundled and eight dollars; and several other smaller notes w hich Ido not now re member, together with scrip ol Hank Stock o( the Darien Ranh, Branch at Augusta to the amount, of thirty shares. Also a number of other papers value to mo. Any {information in relation to the above will bo thankfully received, besides a liberal toward will be given for the Book and its contents oct. 30—if—25i J. JENYINGS. 8 0S T two Certificates of Slock in the Daren ! -J bank; one No 641, lor twenty shares, dated 8,1) ( f March 1836, signed by K S Bees, cashier; the oilier No 757 for ten shares, dated 18l!t May 1837, and also signed by E S Rocs, cashier. Both ol said certificates are in my name. 'They were lost sometime since together with a pocket book. The object of this advertisement is to comply with the forms required by the bank to procure new certificates. THOM J JENNINGS Jan 27 22w3m T" W EfSTV ' DOLLARS REWARD. *•« RAN A \V Al’ fro m t lie iISL * P* anlntlun J. W. Ramsay, doc'd, fn Columbia county, a bout the Ist December, a TVe / gro insn, by the name of Lk\V- Byfll ls < "bout twenty-eight years ol age,of n yellow complexion, but not a mulatto, stout and square built, and stut ters very badly. He is supposed to be lurking about the oily of Augusta, ns he has a wife hero The above reward w ill be given for his apprehension and confinement in any safe jail, or delivery to ISAAC UA/1/SAV, jan 13 difewtf 10 Columbia county. iSnv.'mt. I OST on Tuesday evening last, rilher in Angus. J la, or on the \\ rightshoro’ road, within 4 miles of Augusta,a Bed Morocco POCKET BOOK,run tniaing 310 or tfHlfi, in bills, the barks util recollect ed. file na mo oft be subscriber is written inside the Pocket Book. The above reward w ill be given lor the delivcly of die Pocket Hook and Money to Mr. M. Little, nt the Globe Hotel, or to the subscriber in Crawfordville. TJIOB. J U ELBOHN. mte 30 153 t s TO BOAT OWNERH AWJJ PATRUONS JVbx’iffatinff Siivnnah and Broad rivers. jS an act ol the General Assembly of the slain * » of Georgia,assented to the 2fitli December, IS3S, it is made he duty of the interior courts of the sev eral counties ofsaid stale, bordering on, or winch navigable waters pass through, to cause to be pub bsbed, the prox i-iims of tin- several nets of the ge ncral assembly, regulating be i ow ners, their agents ami patrootis, navigating said waters. By alnresaiu acts every boat navigating the Savannah or Broad rivers, nr., required to have a w Into patroon.xvtlh a K 11 of Lading ready prepared to cgdubit to any w hite person, who may wish to examine the contents of ilia boat under their charge showing the name ol said patroon and .-aiiMgneo .at the cargo aboard ol said boat, and furtlii-rmore for bids any boat ownor,their agent or patroon,to permit nny float band being a slave; to put on board ol their boat, any corn, cotton,peas,stock ol any kind, poul try or other articles in which by law llievnro turbid to tra(lick, .veopi the same is exhibited tit Hie hill ol lading ot me owner,.l said boat or bis agent,and un der Ims or their direction mitered, making it penal again*! every olfender of die at, resaid acts. 1 htirefore.all concerned will take notice, that the nets ol w hich the foregoing is ex.reeled will he cn lorced ngiur.st olfemlers who may be taken m the county ol Lincoln. Lewis Parks, W. B. Cantjilow, , Joii.n .Moss, Stephen Stovall, , Peter Lamar, ( ~ Judges of Inferior rourl. hot 2S ,f <73 I jl a PUBLIC* HOUSE. f - B 'J he subscriber lino purchased that valu ,l J. B aM- Pub Sic Stand, (Cherokee Ponds, i ho. Ga.Tof ii K Tillman, nine miles from Ham i burg, and informs the public in general, that he will keep n house of entertainment, and hopes to ' merit the liberal patronage heretofore given to his predecessor; every exertion will be used to mike those who may call un him comfortable and pleas ant. J il CUSIiV. Jan 3D 24w4t MONROE HALL. ffHIE undersigned has taken the above establish- J mem in Monroe, AVitltou county, w hich is now fitted up in fine style for the reception df j Boarders and Travellers. lie flatters himself that hy nnromiltod attention Intlio comfort of those who call, he will merit a liberal patronage. J. A.CLABIf. . B jan 23 wOt 20 [ I.a tv Police. tftLF, undersigned have formed a Co-partnership 1 for the practice of Law. They will attend - the Courts of Franklin, Hall, Habersham and Ita lian, and to ail business entrusted to their carp in e the Cherokee Circuit, in tho Circuit Court cf the R United Stale* for the Georgia Dinner. ThoirofTice i is in Clarksville, Habersham county ' RICHARD VV HaBERSHAM. BARNARD E. HABERSHAM. ' Dec 1G wBt 2iM Bsaw Police. W.J. VASOX—(lovtc of Georgia,) IT | AS removed to tho City of New Orleans, for £ * the purpose of devoting himself to the prae ,C liceofl.AJV. REFERENCES—CoI. T. F Foster, Colquett, Holt A, Ec'.r I/, A. H. Chappell, //on VV C. Daw j son, Hon. John I'. King, Mai. F, B, Beall, Augus ta, Heo ; Miller Ripley & Co, Charleston, S. C. Jon 1 2m 2 Law Notice. I T 5 * HE uedorsigned having united in the praclic I jj of tho LAW,offer their services to the public I They will attend the courts of Muscogee, Marion, j Stewart, Randolph, F.arly, linker, Ace and finmißr, lot the Chattahoochee Cin nil; Houston,of Die Flint Circuit; and Twiggs, Pulaski, Jjowndes, '1 Itomas, Deem nr and DooE, of the Southern Circuit Bu siness ontrtiSloil'tii’their cave will meet with prompt attention. Their office is in Americns, Sumter county, whero one of thorn may always be found when not absent on business. LUTT WARREN, VVM 11 CRAWIOKD. , oct 10 237 wy ’ TEN DOLLARS REWARD. ’ | T RfJK li Juil in Bnrko county on Friday night sit last, a prisoner who was confined in the Jail of B aid county, by the name of John Sullivan, about 5 led 10 inches high, light haired,small heard, light complexion, lliiti vtsaged, and about 22 years old, (no of his front upper teeth defective: a down cast look when spoken to. Also, a negro belong ing to AS Mellon of this county, by tho name ot Salem, about 15 years old, very dark skin ] The above reward will be given lor the appre- I (tension of the above mimed John Sullivan , Jan 30 24 JOHN A ROBERTS, Jailor. COLUMBIA SHERIFF M SALE. ON the first Tuesday in March next, will ho sold at Columbia Court House, between the usual hours of sale ; A Tract of Land containing filly-five acres, more or less, on Sweet Water Creek, unjoining VVra. D. Stanford and others; to satisfy three li. Iks. from the Justices’ Court of district No.fi. George W, Culpepper vs. John Harress and James Culpepper. 1 .oi ied on and returned to me by a (.’unstable. Jan. 30 RICHARD IE JONES, Bh’ff. feb I wld 2G WARREN SHERIFF’S SALE. \\j ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in March v w next, within tho usual hours of sale, at the Court House in VVarronton: Fifty aerosol Laud or the waters of Rocky Com fort Crock; levied on as lha prope-ty ul V\ illinm El lis to satisfy two Ii las. from u Justices’ Court, in favor of Sherwood Allen vs. said William Eli;*; ad joining II m C. Brannnm and others. Levy made and returned to me by a Cunslablo. ■lnn 20 JEREMIAH PERRYMAN, SH’fT. ’tell I wtd 2fi _ • SCR IVEST si 110 RIFF’N S Al, IK ON the first Tuesday in March next, will be sold before ihe Court House in Jneksonboro’ ; A negro girl by tho nan o of Ltnday, levied on ns the propo fy of .lames Thomas to satisfy four execu tions frniti a Justices’ Court, in favor of Mathew H ipkius. Levy made and rsfilViml to me by a Cmisiahle. JACOB BRVAN, Bh'ff. Jan. 29 [fob I wtd 20 TEFFERSON SHERIFF’S SALE.— 9P 11 ill be sold, on the first 'Tuesday in March next, at tho market house in the town of Louisville, between the usual hours of sale, the following pro- , party lo wit: the interest of E L Knight in a Tract cl Laud, in Jtflersoncbunly, adjoining lands of Mrs, Stinson Hudson and others. Levied on to satisfy a ft. fit. in favor of T. A II Jones, vs. E L Knight, properly pointed out by J llarrel. fob ft, 1839 wtd R J FARMER, Sbff. COLUMBIA SHERIFF’S SALE ON the first Tuesday in April next, will he sold at Columbia Court House between the usual j hours of sale the following property, to wit;— One Buggy, one bay Horse, cine 'mahogany Side board, 1 dinoiiig and tea Table, one Secretary,one candle stand, two largo mirrors, 1 mantle clock, I dozen chairs, 4 curtain bedsteads, beds, and furni ture; to satisfy a mortgage from Columbia Inferior Court. James J. \V. Burroughs aga-nsl George Thomas. Properly pointed out in said mortgage. Jan. 30 RICHARD H. JONES, tsh’lf. h h I wtd 2(i CAOL. BROWN of Brown’s Ferry, look from the •t Indiana one head guard Chain with “Wm Flour noy August 22; 183-1,” worked m it w ith gold beads; also, one full jewelled duublo-eated hunting wateh, , with gold guard chain and key—the watch has ! three letters on the front case—the ow ner, or any of , his relations can got it by describing letters and prov ng p operty. If no applicntioh be made t i four months, tho watch w ill be sold and the proceeds di vided among the troops,—application to be made to the editor of the Columbus Herald for the bead chain, and lor the Watch lo Cel. Brown. Tho Columbus Herald will copy the above and orward tho account to Col Brown, nov 27—tf277 , Court of Ordinary, Serin'll 'countif. j September Term 1537. IT PON application of Alexander F. Dopson,admi nistrator do bonis non, of the estate Green D 1 Pearce dec’d., staling that he lias fully administered said estate and praying citation forleters dismissory, ' it is on motion ordered, that the clerk do issuea cita tion requiring all persons to shew cause why the same shall not be granted—and that tho same he published once a month for six months. A true extract (rota tho minutes, this 13th day of September, 1837. JOSHUA FERRV, cl’k. 1 nov. 4 mfim 2o’j 1 GEORGIA,) By the Court of Ordinary ol said i, Burke county. $ County. , lIEREAS Allen S B I’rior executor of Ed- T T round Prior, deceased, late of said county has petitioned for letters dismissory, slating that he has fully administered said estate ’ i These are therefore to rite and admonish all con- I rented to he and appear hoforo said court mi the first i Monday in .May next, and I hen and there shew cause < why said letters should mt be granted. By order - I of the court. Til BLOUA'T u c o o n c nay 10 wfim 264 GEORG /A, / By the Court of Ordinary < hirke county; j Burke county. Si '5,'1l ERICAS Benjamin Mobley,Robert F. El »« listbn, and Thomas T. EDiaton, Executors i if Robert Elliston, doc'd , late of Burke county, tas petitioned .he court for letters dismissory. Those are therefore to cite and admonish all per , ions interested to file their objections in tho Clerk’s Dice by the first Monday in March next, why said oners should not ho granted. Hy order of tho court, T. 11. BLOUNT, n. sept 15.1837 mfil 218 GEORGIA,) By the Court Ordinary lor said Burke county, j Count" c ; e,rn LULAS No rah Smith Administratrix, w W and Allen S B Prior, Administrator of James J Smith, deceased, late of said county, have petitionedl said court (or letters dismissory, statin" t that they have fully administered said estate, f , J hese ore therefore In cite and admonish all con- t ceme»l to be and appear before said court on the fir-i . Monday m May next, and then and there shew ranee why said letters shall not bo granted Bv i order of the court - T V. BLOI’.VT, tcctijc noy 10 worn ILL be .old on the 10th of March nci- \ if V t'l the plantation,ail the j>rop< r:y bc.otig- i ing to Arson //ant, docaased, late of Burke vault ty; consisting ot five horses; cattle, stock hogs; corn and fodder; plan alien tools, house hold and kitchen furniture; six thousand pounds of seed cotton; one horse ran; one bag cotton, Ac. Terras at sale. 15 G KIRKLAND, Adrar. Jau29 23wtd with the will annexed. WILI, be sold on the first Tuesday in May i.ext, before the court-house dour,in Jacksan boro’ between Ihe usual hours of sal-, the following property, to w it: a negro woman by the name ot Cnty and her two children Peter and Henry, be long. ng to Ihe estate of Ally Ann Gross, deceased ; sold agreeable lo an order of the honorable the in ferior court of Semen county, lor the benefit ol the heits of said deceased. JAMES P. THOMPSON, adm'r. Feb Sib, 1833 wtd 33 Li Y virtue of a decree in Chancery, in ihe Snpe -6 tier Court of Columbia county, wherein Sim mon I rawfbrd, adu imstrator with the will annex d if Jrssey Winfrey, deceased, is complainant, and JamesCurlledge, adminislrulor on ihe estate ol Ad ! uni Walker, deceased, and others are defendants, will be sold, at Columbia Court House, on the first Tuesday in March next, between the usual hours ol sale, eleven negroes, constating of men, women and children, to wit, Wallace, Argylo, Dumb, Saify, Palsy, Mary,young Fanny,'Jinny, Milly and child Julia, and David, a boy. Sold as the property ot the estate of Mrs. Juba Wood, deceased. Terms cash.. GABRIEL JONES, adm’r. Jan 4 wtd 2 Us Julia Wood, deceased* 4, G//EEA BL/5 to an order of the Honorable 2 1 tin Inferior Court of Richmond county, when silling for ordinary purposes, w.jU be sold on the first Tuesday in .March next, between tbo usual hours of sale, at tiro market bouse in the city of Augusta, five uegroe slaves, viz. Sandy, Isaac, John, When, and .Mary, a woman. Also, 200acres us baud, belonging to theodate of Rebecca IJureh, lute of said county, deceased. Terms on the day |ol sale. h. 15 UUiIOH, adm’r. Jan 1 wtd 2 | A GRTTeABLE lo an order ot the liimoralils tin | Ja. Inferior Court of Seri veil county, will be sold I before the court house door in JacKsonboro’, be tween tbo usual hours ot sale, one thousand acres !of pine Laud, in said county. Also, two hundred acres hammock [.and, lying in Ihe same county, be longing to the minor heirs cl John Black, deceased told lor the benefit of said heirs. MARY BLACK, GuardV. Teh iilh, 1833 wid 33 AOR EEA BLE to an order of tho Inferior court jL» ol Burke co. whilosiiiing for ordinary purposes, will he sold on ike first Tuesday in April next, at ihe court house door in the lown of VV ayncshorsi, between ih.r usual hours ol sale, Four hundred acres of Hand, more or less, adjoining lends of Ur 15 15 Miller end A Duke, belonging lo the estate of Jonathan Johns, deceased, sold for the benefit ol the heirs and creditors of the said deceased. Terms ol sale on the d ly. Jau-20 21 wtd JESSE JOHNS, Admr. To llehtors ami Creditors. LL those indebted to ihe estate of Wu< How ers late ot Lincoln county, deceased, are re quested lo make immediate payment, end those having claims against the same, to present in terms of the law. JOSHUA DANIEL, Admr. Jan 23 Ifhwtd NOTICE. A HI. persons having demands against the estate of Aaron //am, late of Hurke county, dec’d will please present them duly attested within the lime prescribed bylaw; and those indebted lo said estate will make immediate payment to I.', G KIRKLAND, Adair. Jan 26 21 wtd with the will anex’d. A LI. persons having claims against Ihe estate m . ft- Rebecca Birch, late of Kiclimoud county, di • ceased, are Iterohv notified to present them to ray duly aliened, within the time prescribed by law. Jan 3 1 L LURCH, adm’r. rWJOTICE Pi tsoiis indebted to the estate of ixl the late Mark Dcsabaye are requested lo make immediate payment, and those to whom the , estate Is indebled will render in their accounts p, apjriy attested within the time prescribed by law lo GKO. W. EVANS, Adm r & Trus’o. Burke county, Jan. 19 15 ENOUR imnlhs after date application will ho made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Burke county, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave t' sell all lie retl ami personal property of Henry Utlev, late of Burke comity, deceased. WILLIAM UTLEY, ) . , , GREEN UTLEV, \ A(,ln rs ' dec 1 281 mlm &AOUK months afterdate, application will he jf made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Jeffer son county, when sitting for Ordinary purpose. Ibr leave to soil the Real Estate of tlic fate Nathan Brfissel, dec'll ofsaid county NATHAN BRASSJSL.adm'r. Jjgn 4—mlt 2 With the will annexed ■ months afterdate application will he made - to kite honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court off Scriyen county, while silting for ordinary purposes, for -leave to sell the Lands belonging t« the Rs I ale of John AT, Roberts, deceased, late of said County. STEPHEN MILLS, adm'r. DELIA ROBERTS, adrn’rx. Feb sth, 1838 41111 ?3 | , OD It month's after date,application will he trade * to the honurabli) ihe inferior court of Burke county, when sifting ns a court or ordinniy, for leave to sell five hundred and ninety-six acres of land belonging to the estate of Ralph Pcnrow de ceased .MARTHA PEN ROW, Adm’x. nev. 7 ltd 261 months after date, application will be made lo tho inferior cont't 6f Jefferson county when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate and negioes of Andrew 15. Weils, ceased. MARY J WELL.S’, Adrn’tx nov 17 w4m Sfil) Ij'OUR months after dale, npplirntiim will bo H made lo tho honorable Inferior Couil of Bu rke ceunly, when titling fur ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lot number three hundred and tiiirty fonr, '331) in the sixth district, Carnd courtly, con taining two hundred two and a half acres. Jan 23 18w4m Wm W MAUND, Admr mon'h.x after date, application will be made to the Uono nhle Inferior Court of Burke county,while sitting for ordinary | imposes, lor leave to sell the Land and Negroes belonging to the estate of Peter Applew hite, deceased. JOHN APPLEWHITE, a f hxt r oct 16, 1537 4lm 242 IC'OUR months after date application wil bo 3- made to tho Ilonornhlo tho Justices of the In ferior Court of Columbia county, when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave lo soli the whole «f the real estate of Elbert B Dunn, late of said county deceased, fur the benefit of the heirs ofsaid de, ceased. ALFRED J. DUNN, adm’r ort 1837 242 IL'U'JUR months nftordatu application will be made ■*- to the honorable Inferior court ol Columbia county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the follow ing lots of Land, viz: No 498, in 4th district; 237,-27th district; 78 and 46, 11th district; all Early county, belonging to thu estate of James Blackstone, deceased. WM P BEALL, WM. VARBOROITGTT, |a!l ‘- ! —administrators. Georgia, Kcii-.ea County: 14/ J/ERE AS, Ifeter Arnett applies lor Letters ? v of Administration on the Estate of Allen Helton, deceased, of this county. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said ideccased, lobe arid appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given undci my hand, at office, in Jockaonboro’, this stli February, 1838. JOSHUA PERRY, c ,c. o. a. c . Feb 9 30d 33 GEORGIA,) By the Court of Otdiuary for burke county j said County. \\j ason ' Administrator of V John s. Kenner, deceased, late ofsaid conn ty, have petitioned said court Ibr letters dismigssory sia.mg that ,ie has tuily administered said estate these are tl.oieloro to cite and admonish all con cerned, to he and appear before said court on the first Monday in May next, and l hen ami there shew cause why said lelleis should not ho granted. By otdorol the court. T. H. BLOUNT, d c c o b c fhjv 10 (5m 254 TUB LOWNUtUiTILI.E AC ADE3IY ! WAN opened on the first Monday of ihj pro*, ent rnoiilh, under the superintendaneu of Mr. Jno. N. Young, whore pup Is will be instrue- Icd in the Greek aad Roman Languages and all the branches of English literature usually taught iu Academies. Mr. Young is a graduate of Oxford College, Ohio, though a native of this district. The Trus lets of the Institution feel themselves fully authoris ed to recommend him as being well qualified (• f discharge the duties in w hich he Ims engaged. IU has not been long enough trim College to become rusty in the /.anguanes, and part of that time he lias been employed in leaching, and has given full satisfaction as to his qualifications. The Trustees also have the satisfaction to announce to the public that they have engaged Mr. Abhaiiam Cunning, iiam to teach the lower branches, and can with propriety recommend him as a first rate English teacher, having tried him two years previously. The general supervision of the School will de volvettpon the principal teacher ,Ma. Young, who together with the Trustees, will use every exertion to manage the School with that kind of method and discipline which will afford to the students both moral and intellectual advantages. Lowndesville is situated 18 miles west of Abbe ville village, and near the Double bridges on Koo ky River, on a high, dry and sandy ridge, with good waler and is perfectly i ealthy. There being no stagnant waters, or sluggish streams lor sotuX miles distant, it istherelim; out of the reach oftna noxious effluvia which i. so destructive to health in many other places. Tm of the Trustees have practised physic fur m-ny years in the neighbor hood, and can speak knowingly of the superior heallhfulncss of the place. Lowndesville is more over situated abtut five miles distant from several valuable mineral springs, which have recently been purenased by a company wbo expect to have pre parations in retdiness for the reception of visitors , ilie ensuing summer; which will afiord a valuable | retreat Ibr a few weeks,to any whoso cousin utiuns j may require it. Good boarding can be bad in the village and in the neighborhood, at quite conveu- I lent distances, oil reasonable terms, JOHN <;. CALDWELL, A. B ARNOLD, I-:. HUNT, BANISTER ALLEN, WM, C. CO/UY, J. is. ALLEN, •S.J. SHACELFORD, WM. PABCHAL, .1 AMEN CUNI’KR, MATTHEW YOUNG. ,mn 21 w-it 19 A CAIIO. f S'HIE subscriber lakes this method to inform the -B. patrons and friends of the Wesleyan Mansion School, and the public generally, lin t ho has brought that school to a close, and laksii charge of a new institution, lately established at WiliiaKjp Cross Roads six miles below Walkinsville, in Clark county This determination has not b«e» induced, by a want ol patronage to the Wesleyan Mansion ; iin, in that respect, it has been sustained beyond the expectations ol its proprietor;, but bye. ilehber ato conviction, that in Farmers' Academy, under its present piudeiil arrangements, the subscriber will be able to do a larger amount of good, with more pleasure and profit to himself, than bo has boen able to do, in Monroe, 'i he new institution will consist ol tvyu branches in separate houses, one for males, and live other ibr females. A competent female feacbfefc will bo 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 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 have been adopted as will secure the advantages, w ithout! he disadvantages, of a mixed school. All the principal vices, and fashioniiMe cxtraTC~;C K i«i of town and villageschvfils, are effectually exclud. ed from this establishment. The jlcoctemy is fur* nished with an extensive Chemical, Philosophise and Astronomical apparatus, together w.th a num ber ol largo and elegant maps, and other facilities fur the promotion of education. In view of the lo ca'ity <A' Fanners Academy situated as it is in ono ol the most pleasant arid healthful 'sections qf the up country, togeiher with its bthor advantages, the sub scriber does not hesitate to promise lo pupils, n lar ger amount of benefit than ho has book able herele loro to give them. Every prefat,lion that a ptudent forethought !>*s suggested, has been taken, to throw around me morals of pupils the strongest and most effectual safeguards. All the branches (both »oSd and ornamcntiiD of a liberal mid extensive educa tion, will he taught in this institution, and at mode rate prices Hoarding may be had at the Academy ami within the distance of one mila from it, iu the most respectable families,, for eight dollars, or less, per month. Persons wishing turther information, wrCLpleaee ' address to the suhscitbcr. at his present residence. until Chnstmos; and after that lime, at Williams' Cross Roads, Clark county. The Academy in ex pected to open on the first Monday in January »eirq and it is very desirable that pupils, designed lor this school, should bo present at the commencement of the year. Their advancement, os well ns our con venience, would thereby be promoted. JEtjtiE C. PAULKTT. Dec 13 291 ns3nx MT. CARMEL FEMALE ACADEMY, Abbeville District, S. C. i rust ces of Me. Carmel FemaleAeaeJerey A. announce so the public, that M<sh E Mo- Querns, who has had charge of ihe Female Aea demy for five years past, will continue in rhftrie ol I lie same the ensuing year. They consider the character of the institution under her charge so well established, that it is unnecessary lo say any thing :n praise. Suffice it to say, she has given gen eral satisfaction to her employers, ns well in advnn cing her pupi.’s in education as in the improvement of their morals. They ask the continuance and patronage which has been generally given, the next year, with a pledge that nothing shall bo wanting, on the part ol the J’ercher or Trustees, lo give satis* taction, ihe prices ol tuition to be the same as has been Boarding from $7 to $8 pel month. First term will commence the first Monday in February. By order ol the Trustees. WM T URENNON, Sca’y. dec 2 282 w tlF iPtiiloiuathca Academy. f'EtllE exercises of this institution will reeow ■im x>n tl)0 Monday in January, ]B3B. Iho branches) of «lucalion usually taught in other academies, will ha taught in this institution, and students who wish to enter college, may bo pro pared here for admission. The prices of tuition and hoard arc as low hero as in any other academy iu the same sect ton ol country. Ruckorsville, near whtc.h ilns academy i» situated, is one of the most flourishing and healthy towns in the upper country. J here are eight dry good stores in the village, and three good hoarding houses. 'J he academic building . the male school is new , commodious, and fur is bed with a large and w,H toned bell. A laroa building lor a female academy will have been fin ished heloro Christmas, and is extiected to go into 0.l feral urn the j s t of January ensuing. Both these buildings are not more than a quarter of n mile from two large churchos, where there is regular prcnrfc. mg. A .Sabbath school was Kept theprpsem yeor. under the supenmendunce of the Rector, a id will recommence as soon ns the weather will permit. ihe Rector is in the habit of reading da ly a portion ol the scriptures to t,he students, followed by a few qt eations and remarks on the most interesting parts Evoty exertion will be made to preserve Ihe mofr aso the pupils, and no student who is not person', ally known, will he admitted, without a reitifiotm ol good moral character, Irom his Inst teacher, or sonic one who is known lo the parties or teacher. Dr. Reeses chvreter as a teachnr oflong exJL-t -cmco and ability is well vslabjished, and is fnvoraMy known in Carol.nn; but forthe satisfaction of those however, who do not know him in this State, ftve lollnw mg certificate is annexed. BEDFORD HARPER, WM. WHITE, ’VM. A. RECK, P- ALEXANDER. , ~, Q A. HAMMOND, , ■as A. Ct ark, Secy. Trusstccs. f RurkersviUe. Eibeit co, Ga.,Dec 14, 1837 I he undersigned hereby certify that they have born personally acqiminteil wilh Dr. E Reese many years; that he is on excellent classical scholar, and eminently qualified for the instruction of youth.both by experience and education. ’ M. W’audel, Patrick Noble, ij. _ ... Waddy Thompson. Abbeville, ». C., Oct. 10, 1834. (dec 23 3()0 w3m A l ‘H ° nS h l vi, W d , omanrte the estate of T h , M ' liurkn - <lffeaa*d, will render them w ithin the time prescribed by law, and those indebted to said estate, will take due notice d-*c 28 w6t 378 JOHN S. adm'r.