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Mrr I L r OIIRVS lIOTKE. lS2*Sn IC ■ubßcriliw r< -pcctf 'My in'uim- In ; JMJLlfiendH and the • or.nnun.l * m Fig ■, i'v.t ' 1m» Ima recently completed, a? < on üb-nibr <ipcM n comrnodiuiiß house, with larga :.miJ vn*• ii v« : ■ -i rooms, neatly finished, in ttie vilhcjc <>i A . :« a -n, a location (or health, lint* wait • and jam mr, noi furpansid by nny village in the u;- e unf.y, oral haying two Houridiiog academic.*■, c'harnrtcri: i Ihr their qtudioua ond energetic halai*, « - u d m ;> arufHy by rhmpclonl teachers. ’i b • in.n «• bci. •/ well prepared lor (ho reception d tmvtl! rn, lmn* eient or permanent hoarder*, hi* table I“ing j well supplied ns thesurronn.ling country will afford, and hie bar furnished with well ndci-tcd win<-s and ; liquors. Ills stables arc* large nnd coiiiMindinn-, and will he attended with competent o.slleiM. By close nltenlion la biiHinci- he hopes i - um ! a ► Imre of public patronage. CHRISTOPHER < >UU. Anderson C. 11 , So.Cn. May SO, B \vf»r JEFFERSON HOTEL. MTHK undorsigne-d Ihjh leave to return | his moil sincere thanks to his friends and customers, for the liberal patron i <• i tended towards him, whilst ho was prop'iei >r ol thisostah 1 is hm?nt,and would r• ip«“ t (*jlly soli it a continuance of the Him* tor the pre- nt j»r<. |» ;* i• i »r, whom ho ran cheerfully an J v recoai roend to a liberal public. V . .1 cifKRRV. The subscriber has l iken the la jin • j >r.*.; rly <>■- cupied by V.J. Cherry, and known as the I» ll< . on ■ Hotel; ho solicits, mid hope;-, ny his nnrem.i: in:' al tention, to merit u lihnral share orpuh 1 )* ),in > h flora 'ie May H w1 1 OEOllOf 11/ • wx r m s: ■; rsTt ire: f IVIIE propri* or ol this r.siahliHlimei/i In t, ! ivr -I to inform the public, that lie him mad** c;.i n Hive improvement!! during the | i I win;. .. w ln< b i will odd much to the comfort end conv* ne nee o! those who limy visit this healthy, r.unrmlic, ;;;i I dolightlbl summer region the coming m . . i I*• would also mention lor the benefit of-h.mvti -*,tlrii there Is n well esinhlishcd Vvhim Sidjiinn . y r*. near Asheville, which lr al-o inch gone LXleiisivo irnproveiiu'nls during the j slum; r Penman from Boulh Carolina, [North Caioii;i:i, and Ovorgia, v’ho have been in dm habit of n rojourii at thcVirginift Springs, over bad road,. may enjoy all tin benelitc of such ti trip in Buncombe, with iunch less labor, latiguo, nnd experr; ; hcsi I. all lb- I ol tho diHerein So itbern Haul * are taken in Bun combe nt pur The Hinge line Ironi (*re mviJJ", \in thin place, has changed bands w itliin a !■ w i;•■•mi. . and tho present 'em r|> r-ing proprietor pr, :m - to spare no trouble or expr n; e to in <1 ell I,i • s toil •oi the traveller. Tim Buncomi;o ro ili.nir v* r ~i to ns good order iitice n wa Tho proprietor isnircs \i ,l » w ihnt no ijmij bio or expense v\ill be wauling, on bis part, to render this Imnxe a jdnie ol plea ire to.nil who limy call; and to tho invalid, It; would sny, the chunte of Buncombe, with the aid ol Us mineral waters, will he aide to jo-slore him to health, unless bin dr -a e i»e i ,cura hle. in conclusion I would wall such n cn inatoas Biincombe, and llm rom uric : em ■y ol i:.<t mountain* and rivers, with such public < . i 1 Jih• loeniH ns Flat Bonk, Asliovillo ■ uliiltnr • pringa, Warm Springs, nnd tlio iiiit/mcdmiM hotel-, lt\\ jiarts of our country can boast of riipchohiy. inny‘2H wf»t .1. Iv l*AT'j’o.\. a;l.Hiiv Sirs ni»ij ir%»;s Are in a slaitf of rapid and handsome irnprovi ment The lintel i«a three story bmlding, 10b feet long ami 106 the I wide, continuing about 60 comfort able rooms, la sales the drawing room, ball ' room find timing rooms, which are huge, splendid and connno lioiih. Them art; aho sixteen < bins attache.l to tho hotel, with (in*-places, c.m.-rructed for the accommodation ol b.mile s. Tho improvements were beg in since the fir-; <»! January last, and will la/ ready b» receive ( omj.any by iho Jfilb of June next, 'i ha lion I Comp.my in determined to give good accommodations, and charge ns low or lower than tho (*rctimll prim : , M. A, aioobi:, may 16 wBt President of llm ('ompany, iIEIiICON rslnhlishment will he open early m .lime, .1 lor the reception ol company. The proprie tor Hollers himself, that ho is so well and l.i\or.ddy known to the pul lie, he deems H mine, e airy to mid any thing more. JJIi.N JAI lv Moy 17 u3t XWENTY-FH E DOUiS HI'IS A WAV from the siibsci iher while in camp, near //ainhnrg, .S’ (' a (,, ’ r ßnn negro man named /'rincr , aged about JO years, dark complex nVm ion, ehitiikey, heavy Built, about n feel M i»r 10 inebes lii"b, ba ,-evc ml lijni ici'ili missing; nml Saul noifro wa«purcliascd from ilii' workliouie inCliiirli Kinn, Any ptirmxi uli., will ii)i|iri'lii.inl Hiiiil ni'i;m mi,l ilulivisr him ti, ,’/r. Uni. I'nniiT ' nl'lliiiiibnrg, nr aec.iiro him kh linn suid Turner run i;oi him, will ruucivo tho uUuvu rmvunl. j«n< 8. WU.UA.US (i Twrnly /ivc dnllms Ifownri!. J KANAWA\ on llm hdi ,hm ]um(, 11 s negro wonmu niinmil Vltltt,'; mvneil forhuviTU l ymrs |m>[ hv Hr .l.u ih I >llll- . liinli of iluh pluri,, mill lorumrly I,y s.mu uolor 7'lioniu.i I hmlnrlh ol Wilkrh m Lin coln county. She m abuu 1, yearn of ng°, wullis lame, iiiriiiMilidrly in hrr lull I hoi; upp«‘r Ironl lonh out ’Mm m w .11 . m'qimnilril in t.'olumhiii, WilUi n mul Litiroln rciim- '' liuH, nml muy wiy aho in liirini; Imr own limn. Ui< " likely aim hus n |iu«s. Twenty live ilnllurn will 1 be Riven for her ilolivrry 1.0 me in Auguslii, or lor f kur.il iiiloi'miilion os will leiul lo her reeovery , umroh 7.1 t> Uli,NI, M*. Tho Wneliiiißt.on Spy will publinli I In* iilmve mr Mien oml IhrvMircl llm nreonnl In .1 t! I>. sixty Uollaifi Itewnrd. KANA'V A I from iln* phmt.i- j * lions 'il Joliii Ihr. hnni mul Wm. j I r j'i'v (.'rrslmm, in W ultmi ruunlv, < in. ] 1 T//RK/-; KeiT., lellow»..',f the | V llillow iiiß ilr rrijiliuiis, viz tteonr.'. oh,ml X, nr hi - , yenrs 1!l At® nt iiru, el ihirk rnmpjexioii, hirh ) | y rlir, K bone 5 feet it or 10 in *7 in liriphl. nil,l when ini v , . ,lr,! ! sMilters e.oiisiiler:i!ilv iiis i out 1 ‘lcclh in enmowhat deenyud. I i Jim*, nt,.mi 2H er TJ yenr-; of ir -, ids,, dmk I , e.oniplexion, 5 tie I 0 Jo 11 nirlirs in I ••; til; ofn ! i free upon ciHinleiiiii'.ee, mid spniks nimldv uluu - spoken to; no oilier pnrlirol.ir niill'.,-, rorollerlrd. I Moil, nhonl 30 veurs ol n ;n, Inn n down r,nt I look,(lurk voinplexiun, amt id onlm.irv si/n. The two first nre I lie propei ly of .Inin, (, ~’im i mid the tuner of ll m Ur, ..In,in II supposed that they will miempt to mi keiheirwnr lo \m:iiß- , Hi, and perhiifw (rent thut phee, h v Ihe So l‘n 1 ] Kail Komi, lo (’hurh sion. A’l\ly tlallurn rrwird 1 will he Riven for Iheir uppr. hrn in:, end million- ( ment in qny side nil or d diver) to tlieir on ii mi,, or i to hglmr: I! Ued, hi An 1 isl v 1 row ud of t?M will hopivon for either ul I h m Any nif.nmmioii ttbmii them will hr llimd.hillv ■ ’reeeivod hy /hr proprietor', or , oniunn ’ ui,,i lo ’ Mnj Beal JO//A UUIvSi I AM, . ‘ W.M. (IKIiSZ/VAI. IValton conn April - I IS-d. u TO IiOAT HWMilld A Ml f.\ I’ll OUAS , ,\\n<i#atinx iVnwii/.i'i /nil Hr.i.nl ri\-< I> i un act of the l.enrral A roil,ly of I lie nil ' ol (lri,rßiu,!is.sruloil to Ibrlllllh I‘. i'■ ■■■, I It w made he duty of the interior , i;,n - riihes \ end romitirs of slid spur, hor.lrr;: : r ~.,r \\t , h navigable wulerx puss ihron ;li, lo ,;n in: mo lishod, the provisions ol iho s. \, ;d • . ~i 1 1 : • .. , , nerid us,. inhly,ri'Rinmi ho i ,wneis,llir;r a 1 and pmro,ins, u»v ■ uh, nd ur . , Uy the idinvMiio nets rv. ly I-,.. : n ,\i ■ • , !i u , Savannah or Ur-ad rivers, ore requir.-d I : : I 'vbile patrooii.wnha Kill of I ; , , . to exhibit to any while p. ,n, ~ , ~ . , , examine tlio eonlonW ol'lhe hidii '' r ili i , , ■ , ahowiiiß the iiumv id suid pm,-. 1 , , | the rurj-o nhourd o( suid horn, nn I hni!u ;■ r. , bids any honl own, :,thru . m or, • , nny bout band being a sinvr; lo pm ,ul, .■ . , ; , i boat,any eorn, rollon, pro ..s o, i, ,d ~ ; Jry or other nnirles in wliirli hy imv |li-■ r. : ! to irnfliwk. oxrepl the smnr is , xltii'il" I in i; , lading of the owner ol tmd ho.ul or lev r .:, I , dor Ins or their ilirrriimi rn: , mo uigain«l every odrndrr of the at r Therelbre,all eoiierrnrd will I d:.> imtiee. nets ol which llu'lor,-roiilg is 0'.:,. : dwr! - ; forced a(jaii.si iitfeuden who nny he i:u , i in . ~■ : I’uuniy ol Lincoln. I.kwis I'm. \V. U. t’v\ ; ni.o’.v, Join Moss, STici’tinv S rov.vi.t, 1 Tnridi I.muak, if 278 Judges of In: o ,m,i:t K mon'Us uhrr date, . m w :J made to the 11 1 *!,,, •; (nt r:,,r t nl , htmbia county,win! ■ .riimii ,„ r ~, lor leave to sell the 1.-md, V the estate ol Kober! Vilen m un|. ~ , ■, match 8 \\ ~, ,i UU« • t:; | Ti \ s iis ran sale;. /' f:'r f n> ’ HtlMMiiifr oITc-h Ihr i '• Ms pH' I‘»n«l< iti Columbia county, t d ; d m * / V V . ' die main ir.rj J feuding Lota y\?*«?»?- -a I 1 I. < olnmhi.i < iHiit. i louse, thirteen n; !• j r*r '.VNabove fie* fortm •, nnd nine i.;:i 1» ■ j the Idler e. CfniUi'inin/ about f-'M ucrt mid 1 ■ j jSOtil i. * <vl that lull d; ,i :•.!»!'* K '•UlrtneM’-' !■" v! r ! i the whole I «•! m much lor mi" p cso»>, with improvements on rich, cither of whir li will I he sold HeporaVb rdmuld tho jiiirr.lu.scr disiro i: J I.* I rin,. ami land cmi |»n known nr hmi hy np ply a* to ihr c»vei>. er, on the preini w- Lrovkuom; j cOIi In* had mi tUo prein’.M a ai o Juno I, m't lIAILMONV LA MAIL ADM I VLST-K \TOII’S SALK. HA. la* pn’d, fiar' r-il.a* |«» tin order of the •' honorable itd< rh»r Conn of .! idler? on • nun ty, when silting lor ordinary jnri»oi*orf, on l eliisi li.esda vin Ai:•11 -1 i.> \;, v* it !rn IJ i usual I* ■>’•' "1 j Milo * I » lli'’ Ingle ! I) id dor, before the C<,url i1 < -11 >* * ( j door in Ilif town oj V*:ii na, < *»*!»!> county, lot of j land No jt'IIS, in ihf* If>lli Dihtricl of the -id Sec- j lion formerly Cncroker county, now ( ohh. A 1 !.:*, or l! i* NMiir day, h doff llic Court House 1 door in iho i .wn of ( mil »n, ( heroine county, lot j of land No. JIM, in tin* lid I Jiptrlclof llio 2d Sect ion I enr ii lot containing j. >rty acres; poldna the? teal ch- j late oj the |a|»* David Alexander,deceased. Terms j of rule on i he day, dnllN VV ALKX \ NDKU. J A ] . \v;d. s. all:; a .sum, S [■ i I . •>d 'J ho ih v. Al< '.and r Campbell of Virginia, so n duhran don account of Id:- < onlrovery w ill, Mr. Our-a, on tin* truth of I Ik; < ’lirinl inn religion, and Mihsfijuontlv with Mi-hop Purcell, on tho Catholic I 'ju*bl!on, has h<’p*»i endeavoring loc-labliMi the dog ma ol I.MiM: S 111-: L 'I OKMI N'IV, in con troversy w ill, Mov. Dolphin Skinner, of I lira, N. V‘ ’flu- do(•!!'• a,ii will ,r« i-.tiiv it, the cidamna of the 64 filvai;pe-Ural I i>,js! ist a rpmrlo wc(*lily Hlir-ci, j.nhl: It il in .Vlacryn, (»r o, hy C/c/mry, Andrew m A. j lull, at Sd jn*r annum Idr a ainglo nojiy—■yj lor two cop; s, and iOlnr l» n * opicM.— ’J hose who i>w>i: read I, ,ih hulcn at f!iin important j«»:i would do well to mi!).- rihe lor th" dounml con aiiiin j the inhale. Orders raspc'*!fully polici- Icd hy lh • proprietor::, at tint I IniverHalifd. Monk and (hint: jnr cNailtliHinmnl, conn r of dll i and ,M u I Lorry slrc'-i ■, *,n 1 nearly opposite the I'ojd Ollier, Macon may I ‘St I!K PUhncrjl.r will me vn two or three youtliN for iri.stniclir.’i in the Cle.; icp, A:c. at Ins mm d ace, m ar Asheville, Huneonihe comity, N. (’.- lie comae to coiiimenr o early in July. No youth id If allowed to remain who-f morals and deport ment cm nnt ,m< xceplmnahlo. Ilunrd, washing and tuition at lh” rat ■nl ■•!.()() p'ranmtni. Nova catiai'i, exeop, the months of January and l-Vhruory. Application may he ninilo, till Ist July, in An ’iisla, may 21 j\tf to JOHN DICKSON »: • SNNC \ Y 5:5) from the m»I seriher, j - / on the ‘hi insl. a hay IJorsr?, a C - / '’T ; k°'td pacer and trotter, with a Mazo < - Sv in the line, while liind loot, and long VJ (T tapering im lined ears, were pro k»d r-'-v ‘ to the left side. Inloriimtioti r< lafiv* to tie? ahn\o (lesenlu d h.oise will he IliankflilJv re ceive-l hy I he fliihscriliT, in- I also n Mittnhlc reward ;pvcll to i:n\ porseii who will give inldimnlion nd dressed to him at lirwinton I*. O ilarmvell District •d. C. (may I'd Irwiwf ICC. ASIII). pV.JOriL 1 10#— Ivs I rayed from the Mih.-rriher, on iAa the I‘Jlii I’ehruary last, eighteen miles lx low V. aviieshom, in Ihirk en. a light hay iilti,c } w ith 'duck mane and lad, Ivor 1113 cars old, lame in Ihe n dil liind leg; any information relative to said ammni will h • llmnklully I'.'eeiv, d and Jihernlly re- W!i r ded A letter directed to the nihscrihc r at Mill Haven IV t). Scriv ?.i <•/>. w ill he snhn-ie- t nforinn lion, JOSHUA \V. KIMIiUC njiril I sw2in COM’/TilißA SliKIUrC r s‘.S,Vi.K; VB7 ILL he sold, on the first Tuesday in June V next, at Columbia Court House, between lie* usual I,otrs of sale, two lots in tho town of " rightsho ough, on the north side ol llroad street, upon wrieli lliere is a store and other houses, nd ""inng ‘ots ot Mrs. Ihnerson and others, to satisfy ilm. li. las. from the Justice’s Court of Warren county, in favor of Mary <C IVrry, vs Keddiek Perry , projK rty levie<' tai and re ! wrued to mo hy a (’or table, JHCIIAKD II JUiMhS, Sheriff, april 2S Ji:n iucson MiiMm res s\u:. 'A / ILL he sold on the lirst Tuesday in July V next, i t the market house in tho town of Lmisvillc, within the usual lioms of sale, the fid lowing properly, to wit: I’our hundred ar.es ol pine land, more or less, on the waters of Moggy (nil, adjoining lands of II P i'nmor and J K Muslick, lev ad 011 as Ihe property of ifnmi(ion Kniford, to s uisly sundry li las in liivor o| Kohert M</j,hen 1; ( levy made and it turned in mo by n roiistahln A Co, a negro man Anthony, about.4o years of age, levied on in (lie property of J din 1* Daniel, to satisfy Kimdry fi las in favor of Patrick M Connellv: propurly pointed out by said Connelly; levy made ( amir chimed to mo hy a const: hie. 1 U J FARMER, Sh* V, ’/ ILL he s Id, at the mark, l hou.se in tin* tow 11 1 v V ot L-misville, on tho first Tuesday in An en; t next, within tho usual hours of sale, throe bun- ' died and sixty ono acres of pine land, more or less, * en the waters es Uoeky t <■mfort Crcpk,it being tho f re. I (slate (d the late Nathan Mrassel, deceu-ed, and sold hy order id the honorable lufiior Court ot Jef fers on m inly. Terms of sale on the day. Nathan miAssi:L,Adnrr. may !(*, 101 l I with the will annexed. i » 1 LI. ho sold, on the first 'i’uesduy in Juiy V v next, agreeable to an order of the inferior 1 Court of /Jurke county, while silting for ordinary 1 purposes, in \\ ynesl'oromih, Murko county, one negro w aimn named Dafney, and her inlunt child, helong to tin* eslalo ol Jonathan J dins, deceased, late of :.*ii«l county, sold lor the benefit of Iho In irs and creditors of said dec* ased. Term;, cash J id J I '.SSH JOHNS, AdinT. i-C \ U b •*B A X*S S A ON the first'l’m sdiiy in Align it next, will ho sold at ihe Court 11 0*. ;5.,* in Columbia county, w itli m I lie iegal Imurs of sale, and in pursuance of an onlor of Ihe ( <mit of < halir.arv of said county, tho undivided half of 7ch acres of land, more or hs-, in said county, on 11»• *v. a tors of Kiokcc creek, l’ouudc?(f by lam’s of Maitin, ( hmion, Laotian, and others, belonging to (iuzaway Meade, a u.inor, may 22 id W . M. IHIALLK, Guavdion. y, i\ ILL he sold, to the highest bidder, within i T the law Ini hours ofsale,( n lh.* first Tuesday | in July next, at the court house in the tow n of 1 raw > lordvillo. in said eounty, sexontecnaml a hall acres of land, holong/ng to tlio estate oft’. A. Neloms, laio of Mi:d county, deceased, adjoining lands i>t I Jjos. 1). Morum, Keddin Kiiodes, and others, all in the j (.•e;/«, and cornering on tho Courgia ti.dl Loud,; within one fourth ol a mile west of (’rawfortlville. ; To ! •' sold pursuant to mi order of tie? honorable the | Conn t'l Or..man of said county. Terms of sale I on thetfay. JUKI. K, 31 LUCIOK, AdtuT. ;/.s mmon the esluleuf C. A, Nolens,dec\l j, pnl 12 (T'orusn. LHnkecount \: | 1 Court» 1 1 n,i i ;.y prcM'ni their, honors (» W Hv- 1 mis, .Afired Lewis, and H Mnlmer, l-'sqrs. < March blh, IHiW i i* ’ PON 1 lie petition of Jam* s Murhanan and Win |l v. H*:v, • t iling 1 at Aimer L 1 lollidax, dee’d. I 1 lateof Murko e unity, dual in ts eoniny of Murray, < 011 the c'glu da\ of N’plc tuber, IS!1 1 ; by his certain • bond el 11ml dale, a copy of which is filed in this 1 court, obligato himself' to one William Hamel, of! Mor.. - iu county, bus heirs or signs, titles to two [' lets m the town of Moiii'Ct, known hy the No 2, 4 and one hall of No 15. And also by his certain other bond, made in the snuie couniy on the (alt day ! of Leptemher, la If, l!ie s lid Aimer H ohhg:»; »d 1 iiumelf''to 1 xeenlo ; u> the [s.- ld William HanieJ, his i heirs or os.-i; :i'g the o, lu*r l;.oi of Mild lot No ll*», in 1 4 Ihe said tow n of I’osnset (a t ep\ of w hich last 1 w eiilioneif Ik.ii I is tiled in this court) and the said i 1 Jon.'-s ;u*.d W ;'ls a,; go* the n*-'igo»*esolTaid bonds, ‘ ! am) also that raid .-limcr 1-. dopurle-ithis 11 to without ( i \ •. a* said title- ; anil praying this court todi-M reel y. : i.ew Julies, ndiaiinsirator of II.C eslaiO of j i . aid Aon -r ih, toe\ , . th-' said titles to the said ! 1 J unes ami V* dlnun. ft is thtueupon, on motion of f 1 J/ulford Marsh,eouuse! Ibrsaid pelitioners,ordered, t i Pi tt e.tde.s need e ie.se !>:' shown to the contrary, 1 • that this court w ill, at July term next, direct rant M n* e\.cute said Lies. Audit •• fur-< ’ liter ordered, ilm; tins rule be puiilished once a 1 month tor three months before said court. 1 A true extract from theminutes. A m.uvh 21 m‘. l Tlf JiI.UINNT, Del’k, I j? pOI if motilhs ate r dale, c; - :.••.•*.! ion will f-.e 1 h. made to tho honorable tho iidetior Court (*t ? Ihirlu* county, win it selling lor ordinary pairposes, 1 lor leave t » sell ail the real esT.ue belonging to the ( 1 .stale of J/m .1. Uue, deceased. 1 A. 11. KOB. \dministrutor. Wave •!• >.-o. 2\J A/e:t it. !‘LN dm ; Georg in M oSitmbm i ; '%faj HEREAH Benjamin 11. VVan* ri and John I V J jYlftiur, Exaeiito.* of I!■ < U ill <.j William i Me-(Jar, dvwu -.1, applies for loiters Hismts.Miry. ; These are therefore to ciic and admonish all and t | ingui *c th ■ kind rad and (reditors of Haid deceased I o> In* und nppe ir at rny office within the time pre crihed by Jaw, to shoe. < an: c il any they have, I why .said letters should not bo granted, i (liven under jay hand at office, ll.in 2l:hdayof I‘ brmmy, J *3B. GABRIEL JOMIiS, Clerk. I fob *l7 Georgia* GurkoCounty. I «v «/ 11 liltE.\JS Janies Grubbs Administrator of , V V |he estate wt Win. Bryant, deceased, applies to me for Jotierx of dismission. , 'J'lie«u are therefor to cite and admonish all and singular the kin I red and creditors ol said doc d to i he and appear at any ollice, within t he time prescrib idhy law, lo shew caused!' any they have, why aid letters should nd he grated. (liven underlay hand at office in Waynesboro, I I hia 221 day of January 1838. Jan 20 2 imOm 1* ll BLOf’NT, dccor c. | Georgia. Bnrku countv; WHEREAS Elijah Atlnvvay, administrator on the t i ll'* ol Ifedding i> Byrant, late ol said couniv, deceased, applies lor Jcttcm disrnissory. '1 he«e are tin relore to cite and admonish all and I signlnr the kindred and creditors ol said deceased, I to he and appear at my office, within the tine pre -1 .-icrihfd by Jaw, to show eau.se, if any they have, i why ; lei let t* r.s should not be granted. | Given under my hand, at Wav newborn’, this ITtli I day of Feb:, Km Tll BLUUJVT, 0. Cl’k. i I ra6m Guorgitt* Hiuke County : IJEREAS IA lilt* Berry Burch applies for ; i v it tiers (Jismi.ssory, on the estate of Abish . ' Jenkins, decea* ed. 1 bese are tlieiefore lo cite and admonish nil and " ; singular I lie kindred and creditors ol said deceased, i I lo Im* and appear at my office within the lime pre , scribed by J;;*.y, lo sh -vv euuso, il any they have, ■ uhyv.id leilcM should not be granted. Given under rny hand at office, in Waynesboro this 22d day of March, 1838. i ICm T. II I LOT NT, Dep. Ok / j/ERKAS Roger J. Crumble, Administrator V v of the cstale of‘ the Into Manning Spnmlcy, of; aid county, deceased, applies for disniisdor: from said administration. These are then lore lo cite and admonish nil and . ! .singular the kindred and creditors of said dcc’d to ; li4* and nppaiir at my office, wit I tin Ihe lime pre rib j'«! by Jaw,lo .slum cause, il any they have, why said leii'.rs should no! he granted. Given under toy hand, at Louisville, this 2Cth day of Feb. 1923. EBEN EZER BO IJI WELL, r : Clork CO Georgia* Jefferson county* v : j JIEREAS, B»'triek B ('mmolly, Adminislra- Y lor on the Estate of Tandy C Jones, late of wild county, deceased, applies for Letters clw mis Kory. Tin so are therefore to rile n.ml admonish all and sing ilar the heirs and creditors of said deceased, to he ami appear at m 3 office wit Inn 1 1 10 lime pre.-eri !)(■(! bylaw, to file their objections, if any they have, to shew cause vvuy raid letters should not be granted. Given under my band, at office, in'Louisville, this iblli day of March. IH3S. inarch W EBENEZER BOTH WELL, Clk. (iiiorgia, Jcllerson county; V *&/ AS As 1 1 ley J’li/llipg, ndmimslraior V V on the estate ol Stephen Colter, lalool said co 11 lily, deecasod, applies lor letters dismissory. Tlieso arc therefore to cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of the said do censed, to be and appear at my office within the lime pre eribcd by law, to shew cause if any they have, why said loiters should not bo granted. Given under my hand at office, in Louisville, this Ifilhday of March 1838. m r 16 EBENEZEU BOTH WELL, Clk Georgia, fcfHike county; \ >1 / il ERE AS, Joseph E. Shevvranko and Isaiah V V C arter apply lor letl. rs oi adminisration on the estate ol Joseph Shew make, deceased, Th-so are lliereloro to cite and admomsh all and singular the heirs mid creditors ot said deceased to he mid appear at my office within t he lime presori b; d by law, to silo their objections il any they have, to shew cause why said Idlers should no' he gran tod* Given under my band ibis 23d day of May, 1838 may 26 39d T. il BL<W Ni\ Dep (l k. Cicorgia, Hnrko county; A HI'AtEAS AI/rc4l Jlndson applies fir letters V 9 of administration on the estate of Matfhow E. Main, deceased. These are therefore to nto and admonish nil and singular, the kindred and crcdifois of said de ceased. to be ami appear at my oilier within the , lime prescribed by law, lo shew cause, if any they * have, wby said letters should not lie granted . (*iven under my hand ibis 23d day ol May, 1833 may 26 80d T. 11. BLOUNT, Dep.Cßk, Georgia* Burke county : WHEREAS William Gooodwin applies for ( loiters of administration on tbo estate ol * Mary Griffin, deceased. 'J’licse are therelbre locilo and admonish nil and 1 singular I ho kindred and creditors of said deceased lo bo and appear at my office, within the time pre* scribed by Jaw, lo shew cause, if any they have why said loiters should not be granted. Given under my hand this 2341 day of May. 1838. limy 26 30d '1 il. BLOUNT, Dep. CLk. Georgia, Scrtvi 11 county ; Vv “, iIEKEAM Benjamin Williamson and John j v v S. Manor apply f4»r letters of administration, j do lands non, on the estate of James Roberts, de ; ceased, ol £oriven county. Those arc therefore G* cite and admonish all and j singular, the kindred ami ( realtors of the said do eoas«‘( *4> file 1 h-or ohjc*et.ions, if any they have, within the Him* proscribed by law, in my office, lo show cause why said letters should not he grant* ed Given under my hand and seal at office, in Jaeksonburo, this 21th May, 1838. 30d JOSHUA PERRY, Clerk. Georgia* .soiler.sou County; V\/'k/’ HI.REAS James JM. J.inquefleld, ndminis- Vv trator on llio estate of Jam-s l i Wells, late of said county, deceased, applies for letters of dis tuission from stud estate. 1 hose are therefore to cite and admonish nil and singular, ilm Kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bo and appear at my ollice within the time pro scribed by law, lo show cause, if any they have, why said litters should not Ik* granted. (*i\on under my hand at ollice, in Louisville, this 3lhday 4»f May, 1838 E. BOTIIW ELL, Clork. may 10 Cm i Georgia— Bmkc county* | C'ouri of Ordinary —present, their Honors G. W. Evans, Abel Lewis, and E. Palmer, esq?, i Rule hi. M , March bth, IS 3B. I d 1 I’ON the petition of Elisha Daymans, executor ! vJ of Samuel ilnymans, deceased, late ot Burks I | county, stating that he has fully executed the last ! 'will and testameiit of said JStejdten Daymans, do ceased, and praying letters dismissory. Ji is there- ! I »rc, on motion ol connsol, ordered, that the clerk I do issue a citation requiring ail concerned,to ho ami appear at the court at {September term next then and there to shew cause why said letters aball not bo granted, and that said t dilation ho publish ed once a month till said court. Atruo extract from the minutes, march 21 t'tm ’i'll BLOE.NT, D cl'k. Georgia* HnrkcCoimly: Court ol Ufiimary—presonr, their honors GW Ev mis, Abel Lewis, and rainier, Emjs. March i.tfi 1838. HTPONthe petition of Burton Mc(ilice, staling f Abner E //olliday, doe., laic ot Burke oquniv, i j did, on Iho IHh day ol 1831, by his cor- i lam bond of that date, obi gale himqcß, his he.is ; ‘ and usM.Mis, to cxcento to one U m i/unicl, ofMor- ! can e unty, titles (ifcthei■-.( ot Land in the town ot - J’oiiimi, in ihiMiotmty ol’ 3lnn ay • comnicncing on < thosireet at the corner ol lot No 3. in the first divis- | 1 ionot said town, running south with said street six- j ( ly-lbur, lo a street. *lO lect wide, thence with said ' ■'ircci one hundred and sixty Idol lo a cross - "vrt, ! limin e up saal street, lo lower part of lot No ‘A. ' And also Mating that he is iho m signeo of said * ' 1- -1 L .11,d that said Abner i.. departed this life! 1 without executing said t ivies, and pray nut that Ma- - 1 ib 'w Jomv, the administrator of trie said Abner E. ! may be direi toil to execute \o the said Burton Me I (Bice tines to said lot, W hereupon, on motion of ■ Muileid Aiarsh, counsel for said p(*tiiiunor 5 it or- j derod, that unlcrs in.od cause be shown to the con- 1 ‘ trary, the smd Matthew Join.*, udnfr. ns aforesaid it Will Ih*,.m July term of fins court rext, direc cd to 1 ! make said titles- And it E further ordered that aI, < »j»y < 1 this rule he p ddibhed once a month for '1 llnvt* nioiillis,before said court A two extract from the minutes, marok 21 m3i 'J* H BLdJENT, D ( 1 k. Georgia, I'uilfc County. \ • onrl ol Ordinary, present their Honors W G Evans, Abel l-evv i‘i end I. J’wnli r, i jrs Huh 'USi blh March, 1833 | S I *'CN the application r,l Mullbrd Marsh and a ■ fielding Fryer,praying that tlio Clerk do is f-ii ,■ a citation (or letters dtsmissory as administra tors on l lm r'sJnt- Fielding Fryer, deceased li is .n motion of Counsel ordcrcdj that the same do iss u returnable lo September term next ol this 1 Court, lo be published once a motilli till said Court A Into extract from the minutes, march 20 r.m T H BLOUNT, doco b c. Georgia— Burke (iounty. j Court o( Ordinary, present, their /.'oners, G V>' j Evans, Abel Lewis, and E Palmer, Emirs, j Huh M Si, blh March, 1838 i R TI’ON tbo petition of Mulford Marsh, Adminis '-s' Iralor ol lohti Watts, deceased,this day tiled, prayingllmt a Citation may issue for letters dismis sory front said Auminislralk it. It is on motion ordered that the same do issue and he published once ainontu for six months. A true extract from the minutes. T H BLOUNT, nccottc. March 20 Cm Georgia, ilnrkc County. Court ot (Ordinary, present their Honors G W Evans, Abel Lewis and E Palmer, Erqrs. Huh A'l Si, blh Mar,:}i, 1838. S TJ ON the petition of Samuel Barron, executor of ’-d Absolem Kinsey, deceased, late of Burke co. stating that ho has folly executed said will and set tled the estate ol sail! deceased, and praying letters dismissory. It in therefore, on motion of counsel, ordered that the Clerk do issue a citation, returna ble to .September Court next, requiring all persons interested then and there to show cause why the same should not bo granted : And it is further or dered that said citation he published once a month till sail] court. A true extract trom (ho minutes, mar till Cut 'J'. J1 BLOt NT, It. Cl’k Georgia, Barhc county; Court of Ordinary— present, their honors G tV Ev ans, Abel Lewis aiid K J’alrnor, ESqrs. March blh 1838., g J 1 ON the petition of Dennis Carrol, of Murray vd county, slating that Abner K Holliday dec’d, nl Burke county, (id, in the county ol Munroe, on the oth day ol October, 1835, by his bond of that date; a copy «(w hieh is filed in this court, hind him ; ell, his hnrs and assigns, lo execute to one Wil liam Darnel, and his assigns, of Murray county, by the first day of {January, 1830, titles to that lot of lain, known by the number one hundred and sixty, in the Itllli district, J3th section, originally Chero kee county; and staling that)aid Abner E departed this life without executing said title; and that the said Dennis is the assignee of said bond; and praying this court lo direct Mathew Jones, the ad ministrator on the cstateof said Abner E. to exo cute title to said lot lo the said Dennis. Whereup on, it is, on motion ot Mulford Marsh, counsel tor said Dennis, ordered, tlint unless good cause is shown to tbo contrary, that on the first Monday in ■lnly next, this court will direct said ndmilliistrator to execute said title. And it is further ordered, that n copy of lids rule bo published oucc a month lor three months before said time. A true ex ract from the minutes, march 21 m3t Tll BLOUNT, D d’k. CJOE. BROWN of Brown’s Ferry, look from the 'lndiana one head guard Chain with “Win Flour noy August 22; 1331,” worked in it with gold heads; also, one lull jewelled double-eased limiting watch, with gold guard chain and key—Hi ■ watch has three letters on the (font case—the owner, or any of | his relations can got it by describing letters and p.uv t ng properly. If no npplicatioh he made t t four j months, the watch will he sold and the proceeds di- J vided among the troops,—application to he made to the editor of the Columbus Herald for the head chain, and tor the W alch lo Col. Brown. The Columbus Herald w ill copy the above and forward the account to Col Brow n nov 27—tf277 fW OTICE. —All persons indebted to the estate Exl of George G. Bass, late of Burke county, de ceased, are requested to make payment, and those having demands arc requested to render thorn in ac cording to law. B. W. BASS, Adm’r. npril 17 ADM ISISTRA TORS’ NOTICE. EE persons lo whem the estate of Henry Zinn, •* -A- deceas'd, is indebted, will render their claims w ithin the lime proscribed by law; and all indebted to «atd| estate are requested lo make early payment to the undersigned. JANE J). ZINN, Adm’x. may 9, JB3B Cw JOHN FOSTER, Adm’r. (%T OTIC 10.—Four months after date, apptica -f« lion will ho made to the honorable Interior Court ol Richmond county, while silting for ordi nary purposes, lor leave to sell a lot of [ami in the hath district and 4lh section in Cherokee countv, belonging lo the orphans of Lott Williams; also one other tract drawn by Doit Williams, inj.ee co. sold for the benefit ol the heirs ofsaid W illiams, may 2, IB.JS. J>. H.MANTZ, Guardian. months after date, application will he .»• made to the honorable Inferior ('out lof Burke county, when silting tor ord ; .ary purposes, For leave to sell lot number throe hundred and thirty fotir, (334) in the sixth district, Carrol comity, con taining two hundred two and a half acres. ■bin 23 ISwlm Wm W MAUN D, Admr months alter date applicati-m will he made to the Inferior Court of Lincoln county, whoa silling for ordinary purposes, for leave loscll the interest of Samuel Coulter, late ofsaid county, deceased, in a negro man Moses,ns part of the estate of said deceased. WILLIAM UF.VNOLDS, Administrator. Lineoliiton, May 19, 1838 tO'OD K moil ills alter date application will lie made yi lo Justices of the Interior Court of Richmond county, sitting ns a (’ourt of Ordinary, for leave to sell the real and personal estate of Henry Zinn, late of . .i limund county,deceased. JANE I). ZINN, Adm’x. may 9, 1833 4m JOHN FOSTER, Adm’r. I^OlJHmonths after date, application will he ■®- made to the llonora.de the Inferior Court of Serivcn County, when sluing for ordinary putpo ses, bn* leave to sell all the l ands belonging to the Estate of James Boston, dec’d THOMAS BOSTON, Adm’r. March- 8, 1838. f!(’Ot it months after dale ,ipp!te.iii.,ii udi he -®- made to the honornblo Inferior Court of Jeffer son, sitting for ordinary purpose s, (or leave to sell the lands m said county, belonging to the estate ol the Into homes B. Wells, deceased, for the benefit ot the creditors ofsaid estate. This 23d April, 1838 I’ll ILI 1* ROBINSON, I , npril 23 4m JOHN 11 WELLS, S ■ Js ’ jtj'Oi Si months alter dale, application will he B made lo the honorable Inferior Conn of Burke county, for leave to sell a part oftho real estate of South worth Harlow, deceased. REBECCA HARLOW, Admrx. j npril 86 m4m ■ li MONTHS oiler date, application will I s. ho made to the Honorable the interior Court : oi Richmond c. nitty, when sitting for ordinary pur poses, liir leave to sell tlie real .stale of J. J. Brown, deceased. J* FLEMING, Jan 18 14:w4m0 Administrator. Sq'Ol U mouths after date application will be " made to the hou Court of Ordinary, of the county of Jefferson, for leave lo sell (195 acres cl fine laud in the county of Bu'rke, on t he waters of Davids Branch, adjoining lands’of John Lodge, T. I .1. Mordact, and others, sold for the benefit of the heirs ol Benjamin Brown, deceased, miners. JAMES CROSS, Guardian. Louisville, May 21, 1838 4m r ( (H R monib.: after day application will he «- made to the hou the Inferior Court of Btttkc counfy. while sitting lor ordinary purposes, for leave to ell all the real estate belonging lo Hilliard . J Roe, deceased, march 20 A iIROE,Adm r pjAUL/R months after dale application will bo made to tlie honorable Inferior Court of Burke 1 county, when silling lor ordinary purposes, lo soli ■ the real estate of F.ieazer Lewis, deceased, of said 1 toumy. KI.EAZER 1 . COV\ ART, Executor * may 22, 1838 mlt U months after date, application will he .2 made to tie' honorable Inferior court of ' Burke con my, lor leave to sell all the real estate es George !■'. 8-eouyt-rs, deceased. •LINE SCON VERS, Admx. npril 20 m lin OI H months all >rd; lean. i,eat;,.n wtl hem o! ; H. to; he honorable Inferior c ourt ol Columbia \ ' ounty. w r.en s'tting lor ordinary purposes, for . leave tosell the following lots ol Land,viz: An 4',K i in I 111 dts: lift; 2 -7, 27th distriet; 78 and 46, lllh • listt it-l; all Early c ninty, belonging to lha estate of Jiunr.s lihieks-loiic, (Ice.vised. W M l 1 BEALL. , " M VARBOROFGH, jail 12 -L> uiiiniuisiralors I ' 5 ('• *1 11 months after tlaU'.npplicnt son will lie made “ to the honorable the interior court of Jelicr sun county, when ruling j, : . court for ordinal y purposes tor leave to sell the land and negroes of Richard Hudson, deceased. '"Ti h J 6 HARVEY n PIPKIN, AdmV. |yOl' 11 months alter dale, njiplication will he made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Jefl'cr son county, when sitting lor Ordinary purpose, for leave to sell the Real Estate of the late Aathan Brasscl, dec’d ofsaid cottnlv, NATHAN HRAS.S£r,,nclm’r. jan d—rndt 3 With the will annexed ZTCk; l i\ EVANS’ MEDICINE: Dyspep- H-r sia ami liypochoiidrincism— Interest ingease.—Air. Win. Salmon, Green st, above 3rd, I'hiladelphia, afflicted for several years with the following distressing symptoms; sickness at the stomach, headache, dizz ness, palpitation of the heart, impaired appetite, sometimes acid and pu trescent eructation, coldness and weakness of the exlrerneties, emaciation and general debility, dis turbed rest, a sense of pressure mid heat ut I lie stomach after eating, night more, great mental despondency, severe (lying pains in the cheat, hack and sides, cosliveness, involuntary sighing and weeping, languor and lassitude upon the least ex ercise. Air Salmon had applied to the moat emi nent physicians, who considered it beyond the power of medicine to restore him to health; howe ver, as his oftliclions had reduced him to a very deplorable condition, and having been recommen ded by a relative of his to make a trial of Hr Win. Evans’ medicine, he with difficulty repair d to the office and procured a package, to which he says, he is indebted for Ids restoration Co life, health and friends, ifo is now enjoying all the blessings of perfect health. Evans’ Medicine or sale only by ANTONY & HAINES, april 3;i 333 Broad street- Asth.ua, three years, standing' Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill afflicted with the above distressing malady. Symptoms— great languor, flatulency, disturbed rest, nervous head ache, difficulty of breathing, tightness and stiictnro across the breast, dizziness, nervous irritability and restlessness, could not lie in a horizontal position without the sensation of impending sitlldcation, palpitation of the heart, distressing cough, costive ness, pain of I ho stomach, drow sme.-s, great debility and deficiency ol the nervous energy. Air. R. Mon roe gave tip every thought ol' recovery, and dna despair sat on the countenance of every person in terested in Ins existence or happiness, till by acci dent he not teed in a public paper some cures effected by Hr. Uni. Evans' Medicine in his complaint, which induced him to purchase a package of the Bills, which resulted incompletely removing every symptom ol the disease Ho wishes tosuy his mo tivofur this declaration is, that those afflicted w ith the same or any symptoms similar to those from which he is happily restored, may likewise receive the same inestimable benefit. Win. EVANS For sale by ANTONY & HAINES, Solo agents for Augusta (.'a. march2B 232 It.- ad street hive Piioat’s „r the i.Vil extraordinary cllicncy of Dr. tf.lf. EVANS’ ceh healed <'A MOAlllJiund API .litl'.NT AN 7 ’/- UU.IUIJS PJLLH, iu alleviating afflicted man kind.— Robert Cameron, 101 Bowery, N. V. Dis ease, Chronic Dysentery, or Bloody Flux. Symp toms, unusual flatulency of the bowels, severe grip ing, frcipiant inclination to go to stool, tenesmus, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, frequency ol poise, and a fn.qucnt discharge of a foetid kind ol matter mixed with blood, great debility, sense of burning heal , with on intolerable hearing down of I the pails. Mr. Cameronis enjoying perfect health, 1 and returned his sincere thanks for the groat benefit lie had received. WAI. EVANS. To James Dickson, 3(5 Co.nhill, Boston, Agent for the side of Hr. Evans' Camomile Bills: Lowell, November 15, 1830. Dear Sir—Knowing by experience that every reference that the afflicted receive of the beneficial results of medicines, 1 cheorliflly offer mine to the public, in behalf of Hr. Win. Evans’ Camomile Bills. 1 have been afflicted fur the hist ten years, with distress in Ilia bend and chest, often so bad ns to deprive mo of sleep for threcor four nights in succession, but have never found relief by any of my friends’ prescriptions, nnlil icy wife saw the advertisement in the paper ; when she persuaded me to send for some, whi' li I did, and obtained two boxes and bottles, which resulted in almost com pletely restoring mo to health, although J have not entirely finished them. Should yon consider this any bencli t to yourself, or I he public, you have my cheerful permission to publish it Yours, respectfully, THOMAS K. GOODHUE,CenIraI-at, The above mentioned Bills ars I ir sale only by ANTONY & HAINES, mar 23 Solo Agents for Augusta, Ga. Evans’ Camomile nntl Family Aperient Pills. T 3 IVF,R complaint ten years standing —Airs. IT S.J Browne, wile of Joseph Brow tie, Worth Sixth street, near Second street, Williamsburg),, afflicted fir the last ton years with the Inver Complaint, completely restored to health through the treatment of Hr. Wm. Evans. Symptoms:—Habitual constipation ofthc bowels, total loss of appetite, excruciating pain of the epi gastric region, great depression ol' spirits, languor and other symptoms ol extreme debility, disturbed sleep, inordinate How of the menses, pain in the right side; could tot lie on her left side without an aggravation of the pain, urine high colored, with other symptoms indicating great derangement in the functions of the liver. Mrs. Browne was attended by three of the first physicians, lint received hut little relief from their medicine, till Air, Browne procured soma of Hr. It m Evans invaluable pi-eparnlions, w Inch effect uolly relieved her of the above distressing symp toms, with others, which it is not essential to iu,i mate. JOSEPH BRUU.VE. 'Bo Da. IV’m. Eva ns. City and county of Ncvv-York, ts. Joseph Browne, of IWlliamsburgh, Long Island, being duly sworn, did depose and say that the tacts as set forth in ilia within statement, to which he has subscribed his name, are just and true. JOSEPH BROWNE, Husband ofthc said Hannah Browne. Sworn fceloro me, this Ith day ol Janua. v, 1H37. PETER BINKING, Com. of Heeds. Evans’ genuine Bills lor sale only by ANTONY fc. HAINES april 13 Agents lor Augusta ,Ga. Another recent lot of the unrivalled virtues of Dr. Win. Evans’ Alediciues.-” j Dyspepsia—Ten years standing. —Air. J. McA'enzie, 1 was afflicted with the above complaint for ten years, w hich incapaciated with him at intervals, for six years, in attending to his business, restored to perfect health, under the salutary treatment of Hr, \Vm. Evans. , The principal symptoms wore, asense of diston- ■ sion and oppression altercating, distressing pain in (hepitof the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite giddiness, palpitation of the heart, great debility ami emaciation, depression of spirits, disturbed rest, sometimes a billions vomiting and pain in the right side, an extreme degree of langour ano faint- , ness, any endeavor to pursue his business causing ( : immediate oxaustion ami weariness. Mr. AlcKciizio is tiinly attending his business, ! j am) none ofthc above symptoms have recurred I ’ -ince ho used the above medicine Ho is now a!, strong and hc-lihy man. lie resorted to myriads I , ol n mi dies, but they were till inclfccmal. Forjsale by AN TON A <Ss HALVES , man h 8 Sole agents for Augusta, Goo In Kichtncmi Superior Court—Feb 17,1838 Catharine Charles, 1 vs- ! Libel fir Divorce. Nathaniel Charles. ) The Sheriff having returned that the defendant , is not to he ibnnd. It is therefore, ordered, that he . ho required to appear at the next term of this Court and answer, or the Court will proceed as iu cased' judgement by default, and it is further ordered that ' this rule he published inoneofthe Gazettes of the 1 city of Augusta once a month lor three mum he 1 proceeding to.the next term of this Court. Feb ruary 17, i 838. A true extract from the minutes. mar 9 85m3t JAMES Ale HAWS Clerk. rjpXIK copartnership hen toli.ro existing undo -1 firm of Robertson & Benedict, is this day dis < solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted t to the late firm are requested to make immediate payment to J. B. Robertson, who is authorised t<> ! '■■'licet oil the outstanding debts, and attend to at; the unsettled business. J. H. KOBEDTSON t E. S. BENEDICT t Augusta, 7th July, 1337. JO"J. B. ROBERTSON will continue tho Shoo : Business on his own a.c.ucit at the old stand, and 1 solicits it continuance of the I.i patronage rx ended to the laic firm. 173 July 35 A TI: U , , ? J! ; :It " AN'l'lvl), for iho remain -."'.5 {«»« Ot the present year to take charge 0 f ( , Ulll , Arn.i. my, Columbia conr ty, Georgia, itnar I'.s-.bunk lost Office. A gentleman who ran Icslimonials of eliaracler and qualifications, wul meet with liberal encouragement By or.-Vrot the Trustees, A I’EARNE, Seo’v ‘ may 21 4 iem ' ‘ STEAM BOATs FOR sale; , The owners ot the Steam $ fi[ Boats Augusta and Liberty YRAm, desirous oi lessening their in! I lerf ‘" t 111 tlwt property, would —Sts#, la f;r )i a pan ur the entire of the above boa ts. They having been rebuilt the last season in Savannah, at heavy expense, planes them on the footing of new boats. As they ore so wt II known, a further description is deemed unnecessary. Particulars made known on application to the sub scriber. kobeht McDonald, mny29 tnv6t Agent lor the owners. jL'OH SA LB—The following property in the town of Hamburg, at private sale, until further notice ; About CO lots in said town, many of which are improved, with buildings thereon, situated on Cen ter street, Mechanic street, &c. It being desirous to bring ibo concerns connected with the above property to a speedy close, it is now offered and will bo disposed of on roast noble terms, for par ticulars and terms of sale, apply to the subscriber, where a plot ol the properly mny be seen, r< mi'. McDonald, Agent for the Executors of J. Williamson, may -0 i rivy-'w Mr! others concerned. » < ..va'*ii>i i t<» iuo il« *IJ;c Uail Hoad and Steamboat Compa -1 i.i son the great mail route to the North, . ... announce to travellers the completion of t he great chain of Rail Roads between North Caro hna and Now A ork. Passengers coming in the mam mail line, or by Charleston, S. C. and Wil mington, N. C. nnd taking this route at the'termi nation of the Petersburg Rail Road, in N. C. will reach New Aork 10 or 13 hours in advance of any other hue. * 1 he following is the schedule of lime, as runat present, including all stoppages ; Leave Halifax at 5 i* ,m Reach Potersburgh 1 a m [■""vc Petersburg H a m Roach Richmond 3i a m Leave Richmond 4am Roach Washington 31 r m Leave Washmg’n 4 p m Reach Baltimore CJ p m Leave Baltimore 7 pm Roach Philadelphia.! a m Leave Philadolp’a 6 am Reach New York 2pm Only one night’s rest is lost between Halifax and New A ork. as passengers sleep in the Philadol pjiia boots, Time in going from Halifax to New A ork, including all stoppages, less than 44 hours. Resides this lest lino, there are other daily inde pendent lines running on the route, so that if by any chance passengers fail to connect at any point, they will li n er be d( layed more than half a day. Passengers coming io Halifax, N. C. in the Wil mington Company’s line of stages, will please npuly lo Mr. IS. F. Halsey, the Petersburg!! Rail Rond Co’s ngcni, who will afford I hem every facility. Incase / ] the singes are too late to connect, travellers will V find an engine nnd cars at any time on the Pelers burgn Kil l Road to carry them on. Petersburg, May 33, RS3S. j m COM IPs* K i1) tjVRX l> OF PINK HOOT. f|' HR subscribers have succeeded in preparing a i! compound Syrup of Pink Root, which will admit of as defmi.o prescription as the powdered rout, ’i’ho dose of Pink Root, known as one of the best vermifuges is, 10 to 30 grams, and double that quantity in infusion is necessary to the same f fleet. But tins syrup contains! concent rated decoc tion, much stronger than the infusion, amounting to almost the whole virtues of the substance. One toaspoonful of this syrup contains the con centrated de-wolion of 30 grains within a small Iraolion, which may hu considered at least, equal to the mmum dose of the substance, which is 10 grains—two Icaspoonfuls 20 grains,and so on. A slight laxative power is given by combining in the virtues of rhubarb and senna. Ii is not certain that any uniform antidote to the occasional nervine effects of Pink Root is known, hut the best antidotal power hitherto ascertained, aristolochia, sorpentaria is combined in due propor tion. If should be remembered that no vermifuge is uniformly pucccsslul, even when worms are known to he present. The oflicianal infusion is too weak; containing only ilia tea pfseven nnd a half lo lit tecn grains to the dose, which equals, (if the selec tion of thermit lie well made) only three and a quarter to seven and a half grains of the substance. For this syrup, the best specimens have been selected with great care, and the syrup on use has been found lo possess, in a very convenient form ibr administration to children, all the uniformity ol power ns a vermifuge with the root in subs'once, or iho full powers of it in infusion or decoction. The dose should ho repeated three limes a day, or in ur gent cases every two of three hours. A constant supply alvvavs on hand at Apothecary Ha 11,233 Broad si. ANTONY & HaLNES. may 23 €f IK5' RL \ Jf. —'I’llii undersigned take pluns ' tire injbomg able to slate to Merchants ol this Stale Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, who have heretofore made their purcha ses in this cily,lhataliliongh many ofus have leal a part of our Goods, by I lie fire of Friday night 37ili ult. others have been so fortunate us lo save all, nnd in the course of two or three days will re sume business ns usual. Wo invito all who have contemplated a visit lo this city, this spring, lo coino with the oorlain ca'culntion ol being able to replenish their assortment, quite ns well as they have ever been nhle at this season of the year, LM Wiley, Parish & Ce. Stevens, Henderson & Fort, 'Townsend & Mon- Adgar. (louliall. . I Farrar ife Robinson. Wil Conner. | W Timmons <Sz Son. C & G II Kelsey & Hal-, Elisha Carson & Co. if sled. 1 Howland, 11 ard& Tall. Ilurral, Lyon &Co. iCasimer Patrick. Bannister* Lanneau. C Bnrkmyer&Co. Jackson, Capers & Co. Geo 1! Locke & Co. Booracm * Co. D Crocker ij- Co. Miller, Ripl ;y & Co. ]BChadwick # Co. Haviland, Harr-al & Allen.jjolm L Pexant ty Co. Wen! & Fanning. S Mowryjr. Gilliland, Son * Howell Edw Winslow. Hynlt, Ale Burney &t o. W Jones Smith. J If A r Walton. Otis J Chufce- E 1! Stoddard. William illillikin. H Stoddard, Mil!er&Co. Millikm 4' Walton. John Van AA inkle. Dorninee 4 Biglow- Wm O Oakley, Jas Bancroft iJ-Co. Hatch, Fleming & Co. JHSirnonton 4'L’e Hayden,Crcgg ifeCo. Hillard ij- Wade. Baker, Fry * Co. Vathan A Cohen. Jas R Stevens. N H U ildman <J- Co. Jus J McCarter. Starr 4* Williams. S * J Watson. F Day. J«kL Lawton, (Lord * Stocker, may 3 oodlvv | Taylor <J- Kennedy. Charleston, May 1, 1838. jPoS SALE 015 KENT, a comfortable dwelling oh the Sand Hills, with all necessaty outbuildings, convenient lo an excellent spring of water. For terras, &c. apply to Duct. Jos. A. Eve, may 33 6t or lo GEO. D. COMBS I NEW JKAVBLRV MABtISiIMBSO SL’LES D’AU'l EL, watchmaker from Paris respectfully informs the citizens of Augusta and Hamburg that he has opened a Watch and Clock Establishment, in Broad street, adjoin 1 ing Air. Marlin Frederick’s, where he hopes by as siduity nnd strict attention to business to merit a slnrc of public patronage. The most dillicult and complex work done, and warranted in the best manner. Musical, Horizon tal, Patent Lever, L’ Fptne, Chronometer, Anchor, Escapement, Duplex, Vertical, &c. combining tho nniil difficult to be name I ; including a two balance Escapement, originally invented by him at. Paris,in 1837. Clocks ol every description nut in order and warranted, at tho shortest notice Jewelry of every description ; . Musical Boxes, &c. put mon.cr. A regular assortment of I lie above articles always n hand. All orders thankfully received by tho subscriber, [mny 13 6mJ JBLES D’AUTEL. B ACKSON STMBET ICE COMPANY. •P This establishment will be open* d this day lor llic sale of Ice, the price ol which has been fixed at the rate ol 33 lbs le I lie dollar. For the accommodation of llio public tickets may he had ntthe stores of the following persons, viz : F Lambert & Co Martin. Frederick Haviland, Risley q-Cc Dr Thomas J \V T ray Ak 15 L Nehi DB.mlot v Antony * Haines ’J’bomas Barret t * Co Augustin Frederick Kitchen & Robinson C Ratty Wra Howson and from (bo subscriber. 'J'bo billowing arc tho hours ol attendance attic; Icc House, v iz : Fr***n 5 o’clock to P, from 9to 2, from 3to C, and In in 7 lo D. And on Sundays from Bto 111 in the morning, mid from 5 lo 7 in the afternoon. Pt r.-ciis tikrn -. 33(tlh ol ice, or more, can obtain il in such quantities at three cents per pound, by applying I" me Mihsc-rthcr lor tickets, c-'/ No monov will herccoivol at the Ice Mouse. ISAACMOISE uvtv if S'rr’tr A 'IVno. l*r , Dun