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Si\*y I>ol!a»’«* Upward•
KAPMWAI' l otll tl»t? |>l «t.i
AaJH) tiono of »i)U W »•»
in \Voll«n rouiiiy, <»:*•
Htuf?jilt Tmu:/: Nogrn ff!lo\VH,ol ll“ i
following doKfriiitiniiM, vi/.-
jfc3!k iiliuiit II.*) <»r iif» yoors
•*‘l/0 ol age, of dark roni|»l»»io:i f lnak )
» 1 i«'« k liOTlos; , r » (rrl or 10 in' !•<' :
3 £> m lieighi, and wiioii iniorro,* •
•stntt*'ra coiiidd^Tuldy—i*i** ,
ir-th la somexx hat-deceived. . , j
Joe. about tWor’-W years «l ago. «l«;» ,l ' ,rK .
complexion, .. foot ts to II m.-lics m ho.gln;»
free open count i niihce, and ik« niinbiv «
spoken to; no oilier particular mark* recoil' m .1
N«d, nIHiUI X> years of age, lias u devtu cost
look,dark efemplexion, and o( ordinary size.
The live first are the property of John < .feshmi
mid the Ulier of IV m fJreslitn.i Uih supposed
that they will attempt to imko their way to Anglin
to. and (s-rlmps from lint |>laee, ley the So (a
Kail Komi, lo ('tiiirloaion. .Sixty dollars reward
will be given for their apprehension, mid millin'
•unitin any sale jail nr deliver) loth. ir uwm m, or
to Egbert H Heal, in Augusta. A rewind of :K0
‘Will he given (hr either of them.
Any inioiniaUon about tiiein will lie thnnklnify
received hy Ihe proprietor or eo ,| i ,, n | ni''''e-l I"
V1... ■ .10//A (.KI.'HA.M,
■ WnJ u w.v (JKES/MM.
IValten eoimly April-’I 11 .....
■j it EiVrv-nv i; i»om. *«s v i:i>\\ « |
It I N V V» \ ’I (ruin the Hide i "her I
JjLy' w hile in ramp,in o' II e- 1,111 ' '
An a certain net'.ro mitn i.allied /'ri/i. r, j
ngi d nlionl Id yean , dark mri.j.lex- (
ton, ehilnkcy, heavy built, ah.oil ,
feel « or ID inches high, has ‘evernl !
of his Upper lore teeth linsailig’, and
tolerably brisk spoken,
tSaid negro was pun based iroin the wnl'l.house
mCluirlestoii. Any person who will apprehend
said negro and deliver him to Mr. Win. Turner
of Hamburg, or setatrn him so that win! i timer c an
eel him, will receive the above reward.
h M „| ’ B. WILLIAMS
TV\ £;\lV -S-'I V K lit 11.1. V Its It KW AItI )•
g—. KAN AWAY, on the night ol the
2b 22d nit. my hoy Niitluui, about
&/9(Sr 21 years old, dark complexion,
rather sninll, whiskers low down
Ins chin, and xery intelligent.-
lie curried oil n variety ol elolh
wjy ‘jjs mg, ninong whic h was ago V
ft] (doth frock coal, with out idn
W*/ poidtels to the skirls and also In
•ttvT^Sr&'.TOirif! troot, and a while hat Nathan
was recently purchased of Major iioheit Taylor, of
Alliens, where he is well known ; h . has a wile in
that neighborhood, and it is supposed he has /pine
in that din elioti. The above reward w ill he paid
for Ins delivery to me in Augusta, or ft Id for lodging
him in any sale jail,and giving; toe hdiirnmlion.
may IH wit WILLIAM TUTT.
NOTH TO. ituiiuwny Irom
g,fj? . the sabs' nher, on litc lOtb
inst two negro fellows, .laeob
Htld Spencer; .laeob is a bright
f tnulnflo, straight block hair,
9 one or more teeth out in front,
otwe'sne a tery nrllnl and plausible fel
low, ttboill five, or live feel six inches high, and about
35 years of age. Spxneer is dark complected, well
made, about the t ame height ol .laeob. and about 2n
years of age; they both ahsenndeil the smite night,
and ills more than probable they are logelbet and
are lurking about some river plantation between
ibis and Augusta or Savannah, n is mure than likely
they will make for Augusta. Any pi rson or persons
apprehending said negroes, Adi livering I loan sail' lo
the subscriber, in Ham well I list riel, Augusta or Sa
vannah jail, I will give (illy dollars,and II any per
aon or persons ran prove lo the conviction ol any
white man or men, for fiat boring or earring oil said
negroes, I will give one hundred dollars lor the np
prehension ol said person or persona, with the
- negroes. .1K N Nl l\ 1 1S .1 VVOffl).
Speedwell I’. (I Barnwell Dist.S. C npril 111
. *j) Om llnntlred Hollins unwind.
NOT I IT',—Kunawny from the suhseri
l/|TI her, in Deecmber Imt, n negro man named
Kj'IJK Johnson, acini ahonl twenty eight years.
I Jjj'x Said ih) o is lour ti et eleven iiiclies high,
Jjf) very dark complexion, end when interro
gated closely slnllers a little; lie Inis a
liieo,ali(i a great many marks of the
whip on Ins back Said negro was confined n Ma
con jail last slimmer three months, and belonged at
that lime lo IMr toll, of Monroe eo I would re
<tnest jailors to lie particular in examining jails, ns
the said negro lay six months in tail within ten
miles ol Ins master. It'said negro is confined in
(ail, so that I gel linn, I will pay flic above reward,
j have no doubt hnl that be lias altered his name,
npril It wGtn (lOKNKI.IIIS It TOIIIN.
A STUN A, TIIUKE VKAlls. STANDING
10.. .Mr. Hubert Monroe, Schuylkill allheted with
the above distressing nmlnily. Symjitoins—great
■languor, flatulency, disturbed rest, nervous (mad
ache, dimettlty of breathing, lightness and Miielnre
across the breast, d'zzincss, nervous irritahilily and
restlessness, could not lie in a horizontal position
without llie sensation id impending suffocation,
palpitation of the heart, distressing cough, coslivo
noas, pain of the stomach, droxxsinesa, great dehilil)
and deficiency of the nervous energy. Mr. li. .Mon
roe gave np every thought of recovery, and d.to
despair sat on Iho eimnleimneo of every person in
terested in his existence or happiness, till by acci
dent he noticed in a public paper some cores effected
by Hr Win. k’.vuns* Medicine in ins complaint,
which induced him In purchase a package ol the
Villa, which resulted incompletely removing every
symptom id the dise.eui lie xx'ishes lo;.ay his mo
live lor this declaration ns, that those allheted with
the same or any symptoms similar lo those from
x\lnch he is happily restored, may likewise receive
the sumo ineslinmlde benefit. Win. k.V ANS
v Ter sale hy ,1 NTUNV A. HAINES,
Solo agents for Augusta (la.
march 23 232 Ifrootl street
Tlviuik* Ctiniuiiiiln tint! I'itiiuly Apt'i’icnl
I‘ills.
E IVEII eemp/niid ten years s/ain/iag - Mrs II
J Browne, wife of Joseph Browne, North r-ixth
strett, Hear Second street, H illianednirgh, ulltieled
for the last ten years with the Liver Complaint,
completely restored to health l hroint h the 11 eat mem
id fir. Win. Evans
Symptoms - Habitual constipation of the bowels,
total loss of nppttile, everueiaiiiig ltd'the opi
gastric region, great depression ol spirits, languor
and oilier sx inptoms ol i xlreme debility, disturbed
sloop, inurdinnlo How ol the menses, pain in the
right side; could t ol lie on her 101 l side xx ilhoui an
aggravation of the pain, urine high colored, xxilh
other symptoms indicating great derangement in
the functions of the liver.
Mrs. Brow tie xvas attended hy three ol the first
physicians, hnl received but little relict front their
jnedicino, till Mr. Browne procured sonw ol Hr.
Win Evans invaluable preparations, whichellcd
intlly relieved her of the above distressing symp
toms, xxilh others, which it is not essential lo uni
mate. JOtiElTl BROBcVE,
To Du. W xi, fix x\s.
'Ctly and comity el Ncxx \oil;,is.
Joseph Browne, ol B itlimnslnirgli, Long Island
being duly sworn, did depose tt.nl say that the
fuels as set forth in the within statement, to wbicb
lie bus subscribed Ins name, are nisi and line.
.IOjiKVH BKOB NE,
Husband el the said Hannah Browne,
Sworn 1 ef.re me, this 1 1 li dux ot .f.aua c. I s E .
VET LI! VINK I.M !, Com. et Heeds.
Evans' genuine IMIs fur sale ottlx by
ANTONY xV HAINES
aprd lit Agent- tor Augusta, On.
iicorgin, HocKc county;
Court ol Ordinary -pr< cm, i lexer honors C \\’ Ev
an-, Alice Lexus aiul E e ..he,.r, !
V : . I L-.IH.
I TI’O.N the lielilionol Dennis <'arr tl, es Mnrrax
A/ isiunty, kleitnig tha. Metier E U .iliday d. c'd,
ol Burkeeounty, e id, in the county et Memo.,, .-u
lieu Ctle day ol l-cd, by t.e.-tnn.d olHeei
dale; it i opy wl xvleiell ip filed in the > nun, I end I.me
self, lees heirs amt n-signs, t e ex ■ me to.one \Vil
ham Hamel, ami his assigns, ol .Murray county, In
tlie first day of January, I'd 1 !, title s m tint in ot
land known by the number one bund rial nod mxi ■,
in lleelOlli district, Idlle sea t.on, originakx Ch,
koe eounly; and staling that. ml Tinier li xlcpae: i
ibis life without exeeuling said title; and that t:
said Htninis is the nssigntax ~f said homl; . I
praying lleis court lo due. t -M illecu Jones. tl:> a.:
imeustrulm on Lie' x stale ol sai l Aime r I toiv
celUi title) lo seed lot to the-aid fl.aiii,.. Hi. ,ai;
on, it is,on motion ol Mnlfiml ,'hersli, i n i: :
; -il l H. inis, ordered, that m. - - g od t an ... i.,
shown lul’ie eoalrary,that on the first t/omla in
July next, ih... . . it I xx id dtr,. i said nn ntin i ;,i ..r
loexveuti- p-tui .L.d i: i. tin,:,. . . ..... t |.
that ii copy ..I tin., tun ;k ...ihh-hial win , . .h
lor three nioultis In loiv ml
A lldf V.\U'( I I; ;.i til
niurvh ii uui i ji - v ;
IM I i;»so.N Sfji:i(irr’s : Ai.r.. i<
U/ ILL,be mid mi lll'' In. ■!iy m .111 1 ) '■
next, ill tho market lnm.it* m tl town in
lllHvillc, IVltlllll 'dl ■ H 't il ll'MI'H «>< «•-*!•, the l»'
lowing pry .-fly, 11 wn l-'imr InmJn tl •»•«< 1,1 I', 11 "'
iuiiil, muni in' li 'til 1I ■ Wii:rr» ut Boggy < ,,ll >
I ailjtlining lands of II r 1 inner and J li !!*•• '«•-» •
iln vii il on hi 11 ti' properly til’ lliiniiliori Kailmil. ll * i
' i.il’.-tv sundry li li. in fiivnr Hi Ivobcl : 1 'l*'- 1
1 It s y made uinl n turned to inm by n eoiixl mle ! '
vl/.in, n i.iyi'i in in Antb.my, iiii'inl I'* vi! rll *j ! j
: ;n;e, levied ii'i in lli propelly of Jilin li Daniel, l‘> I
1 satisfy .unity li tii' iu l.ixm i• t I'atriek il ( 111»t u*ll '• 1
j>n■)m<tlV j 11 1 1111 1 mil I ) ml <n un lly; levy made i
j umlr i luriied lo mo by u cons); Ill's.
may 1 K J IAILVIEU, Ssh
M KIVU.V SIIIIU II I - .-' s.u-r.. l
1 \\J |M. In-sold iiiiilu'lir-i I'iUMilay in Jmynoxl, ,
»V belwoen lliu ii.iiml hours iif sale, bnluru the .
J Court 1 lou.m 1 door in .);»•l.soiiborojCiiio tract ol lam , .
‘ two hundred arre t, adjoining hue! *of G. t
U. Donnldfimi, Mary Newton, ami William NmderK, ,
levied on us iliv property ol Willinni I «her, to sal-
I i iy nimby li. fas. issued out of u Jo*tieVs Court, in
favor of James Hurst, Smith & Solomoie. and otli
ns IVoporiy pointed out l»y tho plain ills. -Levy j
made and relumed lo im* l»y « constable. j
JACOJI HUY AN, S. S. C. t
May 30, 1838. wld I
I’ r./jHlllf il Sale.
WAinu:\ snuitiiw’s salt.
WILL be Bold at tin- Court Jloiuc door in
VVarriMiion, Warren county, on llio first 1
i Ino .day in July next, between the usual bourn of
j sale, tin- following properly, lo wit-four hundred
| ucrei of pine land, more or lens, adjoining binds
; ol lb nluni Mny, mid others, on the waters ol Ogee
j (lliu? rivm ; and seven negroes,to wit—* berry,a wo
man, jiboul twenty-six years of age; Lnoch, a boy
j mm; years ol ago; Vilel, a girl seven years id ago;
jlb t-ey, five years of age; Lewis, one year old; Mike
a man twenty-five or twent y-six years of age; Louisa,
twelve or thirteen years ol age, all levied on as the
property of Un hard Wiggins, deceased, lo satisfy
a li. In from Crawford county Superior ( oiirt, in fa
vur of Lnoeb .1. Wall vs. Kndiard Wiggins and
others, property pointed out by Krubcn May and
.b remiaii Wilcbar, executors ol Kiehard Wiggins,
deceased. .ILKLMI Ai I KLKKVM AN, .Sheriff,
i May 2lt, IH3S. id
i fc/A/ iLL be sold, at llio market house in the town
vV of Louisville, on lho first Tuesday in Au
1 inn I next, w illiin the n- ual hours of sale, three bun
died and sixty one acres of pino land, more er less
on llio waters el Koeky t omlort ( reek,it being llio
real < .state oi the late Nathan Itrassol, deeea.-.ed, and
1 .sidd by order ol the honorable Inferior ( ourtoi Jcl
feison co July. Terms of sulo on the day.
NATHAN ItKASSKL, Adm'r.
may 10,183 S with the will annexed.
. < ILL bo sold, on the first Tuesday in duly
% v is xl, ngn eahlo to un order of the Inferior
('onrt of /fiirke county, while silling lor ordinary
purposes, in IVnyuesborougb, Hurke eoiinly, one
1 negro woman named iJaluey, and her infant child,
1 heloiig to the estate ol .loiinflinn Johns, cleeeused,
' late of said (Mainly, sold lor the benefit ol the heirs
and creditors of said deceased. 'I onus cash
i upril U td JLBBH JOHNS, Adrn r.
GUA Kiel AN’S SAl*r-
A \N the first Tuesday in Align it next, will lie sold
vJ' at (lie Court House inColninhiii county, with-
I in the legal hours of sale, and in pursuance ol an
order of the Court of Ordinary of said eounly, the
I undivided hull of 700 acres ol land, more or less, in
j said county, on the waters ol Kiokoo creek, bounded
by lands of Martin, Clanton, Dilation, and others,
belonging lo Hazuwny Healle, a minor,
may 22 id w. li. HKALLK, Guardian.
W/ UT be sold, to llio highest bidder, vvitliin
¥ w the law lul hours ofsule,< n lie- first 'Tuesday
iu July iK’XljUt (ho court house in the town ol Craw
lordvillw, iu said eounly, sovoutoen and a half acres
of land, belongmg to the estate ol C. A. N cions, late
ol said county, deceased, adjoining lands ol Thus.
I), itoiiim, Uecldin Khodes, and others, all in thr
woods % and cornering on llie Georgia Kail Hoad,
within one fourlh ol a mile wc*sl of <-rawfordvillc.
'J’o he sold pursuant to an order of the houoruhle the
( otiri Os Ordinary of said comity. 'J’erms of sale
on the day. JUKI. K. M KKCLR, Adiu’r.
dihoms non on the estate of C. A. Nolens, dcc’d
»prtl
AiniliNlSTUATOirs sale.
T ILL he sold, agreeable loan order of tin*
¥ ¥ honorable Interior (/’ourtof Jefferson coun
ty, when silting lot* ordinary purposes, on the first
Tuesday in August next,within the usual hours id
1 sale, to the highest bidder, before? (In* Court House
1 door in the town of Marietta, (-obb eounly, lot of
bind No 1038, in the Ifilli District of the *2d Sec
tion, tbrnierly Cherokee eounly, now Cobb.
Also, oi llio same day, bet ore (ho Court House
door in llio town ol Canton, Cherokee eounly, lot
<d land No. I'Ji, in Iho 3d District ol Iho AM Section;
each lot eucl iiuiog forty acres; sold ns ihoioal ca
rafe of' tho Inin David Alexander, deceased. Terms
of sale on the day.
JOHN VV. ALLXANDKU, ) K . .
Will. S. ALEXANDER, S Ao,n rs ‘
Juno 1,1838 id
4 A/ 11.1.Il.l. lie t.i1.1, »l Ellierl l.’uiirl House, on llio
»ts (ir.;l Tiiftmlny in Angum next, ugrornMo to
an order oftho lion, llio Interior louvl of Elbert
county, wliilo silling lor Ordinary ]mrpnßCB, all llio
I.umla lying in Elbert eounly, belonging lo the
enlule oi I’utrii k MeMnllun, deceased, consisting
ol’one tract continuing one hundred ami seventy
acres, moro or less, adjoining Horatio 1 Goss and
Olliers ; one Intel containing tbreo hundred and
I ninety acres, moro or less, adjoining llielmrd S
Games, Uielnnond Sltellon, and olbers; undone
trai l containing seven Imndrml and lliry acres,
moro or less, adjoining Jolm Eanner, Allen Gan
ter and Olliers. Tbo above lands will bo divided
into lots, and sold lo suit persons wishing lo pnr
eliase- flats of which v. ill ho exhibited at llio
lime ol'mlt. ’I ho lands will be sold subject lo the
W idow'» dower. Terms made known on lbo day
ol sale. EU/.MIETH Mu.Ml ELAN, Adm'x.
WILLIAM MeMULLAN, t.ilui'r.
may 31, 1838. mid
A I) At I \ IST It ATOMS’ 8 V I.K.
Vn ; r ILL be sold on Ibe first Tuesday in August
V next,at the lower market house in Augusta,
within tho legal hours o( s ilo, in pursuance of an
, order ol'ilm Court of Ordinary of Uiebmor.d eounly,
two negro slaves, M imed Ann and Joe, belonging lo
r the ('state Green li. Holland, deceased.
1 NEAL HOLLAND, Adm’r.
mny 20 td M AIIV HOLLAND, Adm’x.
( FOMTI’ONISD KXBCUTOII’S SALE.
i TV U/ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in July
V V next, in tho town of Waynesboro, between
I i Ibe usual boors of sale, if nol disposed ol before,
i ; according to the lasi will and testament of Eliza*
■ belli liryan, luleot Ihirke iamn!v r , deceased, the bil
lowing prop -rly, m wit ; 537 acres ol oak and hick*
- ory hind, adjoining hinds ul Gol. H. I'mmluin, and
oliu rs; also the li li li pari ol it tract belonging to the
estate ol John liryan, deceased. Also, two negroes,
( (uirlos and Mary , sold as the properly of Elizabeth
■ liryan, deceased. Terms of sale cash. 9
June 5, 1338 J .\MEB GRIMHIS, Executor.
I' j ' ~ ■ -
i («ook: i:u .ffilerson count y:
i V A, ; JiLtiL\S,r.tnirk l» (’»um:»lly, Adininisirn
j V* x lor on the I >uie of Tandy i* Jones, late
ol e:"d eouui) , deceased, applies for Loiters diy
( mis. my.
i Tie are lb >r»' to eije aad admonish all and
j mii;' tiar the Ia ns ami creditor:* <d' aid decensed, to
I b- ami a, , ~r at lit) t (lice within tho I into preseri
j bed i.y law , lo file iluii* obji t I ions, if any tHoy
j hau , !•> chew eail.va way ;aul lellers shoukl not he
granted.
'l Gi\e;i under m\ haml,at oliiee, in Louisville
! ibla ball day el Mnreh. IS3S.
march !(»' IiUKN I- ZKK KOTIIWI'LL, Hk.
i• • . • in, Jclforsou couut \;
o \ • HI.IH.AxS /Isbley ailministralor
i v\J om the extale of Stophen Cotter, late ol said
i- 1v ’ 1 .** 1 * 'k' l -ai. apples lor letters deaaissorv.
I 1 om' are ilu-rx lore to rild and admonish all ami
\ singular tim kindroi.l and creditors oiThosuiUde
• ! e» .I'. d, lo be and appear ul my oflico within the
iime pieseuhcd by I'4\n , to yhew cause if any thev
ha\e, why s’. 1 tenors should not bo grouted.
.1 Given under my baud ut olUco, in Louisville.
I:.s loth day of March LS3S.
i nnr Id LUt.NL/.LK HOTHWr.LL.CIk
bemciad oluoibm County;
\ ' Hi-iv 1-.A*S Keieamin il. Warren aad John
V V Mi iar, IN' cm mo: the Hillu milium
t j alt-Gar, ill et .a i'il, applies tor left - i)ii m.
‘J | 'Eke eme iltereiore lo cite unit admonish afi aui!
r l * .'ngular llt i knu'ivd and crethl.irs ol'suij (hccast-ti
: i.> be aim ap;. ,tr at my oliiee w illiin the lime pie
’ I scribed by law, lo shew cause it'anv they have
why said letiers should mil be granted,
I Given under lev hind u otfu e, li.is b.h d.j i
t’ehittnry, Itfds. CLVBIULI- JONL’> * 1c ' *
Georgia, llnrkc county: *
Court of Ordinary—present lumor« O W Lv
mis, Alfred Lewis, and li Fainter, Esqrs.
March sth, 1838 o
B TFOAthc petition of James Buchanan and Win li
vJ Hosier, slating tliul Aimer L Holliday, dec d.
latent Burke eounty, died in the county o! Murray, s
on the eight day of September, 18J4; hy his certain b
bond of that date, a copy ot which is filed In this <•
. -,urt, obligate biinseH to one William Daniel,ot ]i
Morgan county, his heirs or assigns, titles to two
lots in the town of I’oinsct, known by the Ao2, d
mid one ball ot Mo Id. Arid also by Ins certain
oilier bond, made in tliusumo county on theiUh day
of September, 1831, the said Abner 15 obligated
himself to execute |lo tlieFsaid William Daniel, bis
beirs or assigns, the other halfof said lot No 10, in (
tbesaid town of Poinsot (n copy ol which last f
mentioned bond is filed in this court) and the said
James and M illi-im are the assignees ofsaid bonds,
and also that said Abner 15 departed tins tile without j
executing said titles; ami praying this court to di- (
root Matthew Jones, administrator of the estate of
said Abner 15., to execute the said titles to the said 1
James and William. His thereupon, on motion of •,
A/ullbrd Marsh, counsel for said petitioners, ordered,
that unless good cause be shown to the contrary, j
that this court w ill, at July term next, direct Mia ,
administrator to execute said titles. And it is fur
ther ordered, that tins rule be published once a
month for three months before said court.
A true extract from the minutes.
march 81 m3t T H BLOONT. Dcl’k.
Georgia, llnrhc County.
Court ot Ordinary, present their Honors W G
Evans, Abel Lew is and E Pander, Esqrs.
Huh Ni Si sth Mfirch, 1838
0 TPON the application' ol Mutfofd Marsh and
vfi Fielding Pryer ,praying that the Clerk do is
sue a citation for letters dismissory as administra
tors op the estate of Fielding Pryer, deceased It
is «n motion of Counsel ordered, that tbo same do
issue retiirnulile to Feptetnhor term next, of Ibis
Court, to be published mice a month uilsaid Court
A irno extract tioiu the rnimilou
march 20 6m TII BLOUNT, ucco n o.
Georgia--It it rko County•
Court of Ordinary, present, their honors, G W
Isvans, Abel Lewis, and 15 Palmer, Esqrs.
I/,lie A i Si, sth March, 1838
3 TPON tbo petition of Mnlford Marsh, Adminis
lJ tralor of John Walts, deceased, this day filed,
praying that n ( nation may issue (nr letters t.'isinis
sory from said Aoministrnticri. It is on motion
ordered that the same do issue and be published
once n month for six months. A true extract from
the minutes. TIIIJLO UNT, u c c o c c.
March 20 6m
1 leorgin, ItnrkeComity:
Court ol Ordinary—present, their honors GW lav
ans,Abel Lewis, and h. Palmer, 15sqs.
March slh 1838.
UPON tho petition of Burton McGhee, slating
Abner 15 Holliday,dee., late of Burke county,
did, on the loth day ol September, 1831,by bis cer
tain boml ol 1 1ml ilalo, obligate himself, his heirs
and.anigns, to execute to one Wm Daniel, of Mor
gan enmity, lilies to the lot ol I.uiid in the town of
Poinsot, in the county of Murray ; commencing on
Iho street at tlio corner of lot No 3, in the first divis
ion of said towm, running south v\ iI It said street six
ty-four, to u street, 40 leet wide, thence with sapl
street one hundred and sixty leet to a cross street,
thence up said street, to lower part ol lot No 3.
And nlso slating that ho is the assignee ol said
bond, and that said Aimer 15. departed this life
without executing said lilies, and praying that Ma
thew Jones, the administrator of thosaid Abner 15.
may be directed to execute to tlio said Burton Me
Glmo titles to said lot. Whereupon, on motion of
Million! Marsh, counsel lor said petitioner, it is or
dered, that unless good cause be shown to tho con
trary, the sain 1 Matthew Jonos,adm'r. as aforesaid,
will he, at 5.1 nly term of this court next, directed to
make said titles- Ami it is further ordered that a
copy of this rule bo published once a mouth for
three months, before said court
A Irno extract from tho minutes.
march 21 m3t Ttl BLOUNT, D cl’k.
Georgia--Itiirkc county.
Court of Ordinary—present, their Honors O. W.
Evans, A bid Lewis, and 15. Palmer, tsqs.
Uulc [\i. St., March sth, 1838.
L| PON the petition of Elisha lloymans,executor
J of'Biuuuel I laymans, deceased, late of Burks
county, staling that bo lias fully executed the last
will mid testament ot said Stephen Daymans, de
ceased, and praying letters dismissory. It is there
fore, on motion ol counsel, ordered, that the clerk
do issue a citation requiring all concerned, to be
and appear at tho court at. September term next
I ben and l boro to shew cause w by said letters oliall
not be granted, and that said rilitaliou be publish
ed once u month till said court.
Alrue extract from the minutes,
march 21 film Tll BLOUNT, D el’k.
Georgia, Ifarke County.
Court of Ordinary, present their Honors G W
I Evans, Abel Lewis and E Palmer, Erqrs.
Rule Ni ->V, sth March, 1838.
TTTI'ON the pet it ion of Samuel ourron, executor of
-c Ahsulem Kinsey, deceased, lute of Burke eo
slating t hat lie has fully executed said will and set
tled the estate of said deeeused, ami praying letters
dismissory. tl is 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 ts further or
dered that said citation be published once a month
till said court. A trueextracl troui the minutes,
mar 20 Out T. 11 BLOUNT, D. Cl’k
Georgia. Columbia count y :
WIIISBISAS James Cartlidgo, 'administrator,
applies for letters dismissory [on the estate
of Boherl W. Walker, deceased.
Those arc therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de
ceased, to tile their objections, if any they have,
within the lime prescribed by law, in my office, to
shew cause why said letters should not ho granted.
Given under my hand this 2d day of June, 1838.
tGABKIEL JONES. Clerk.
Georgia, Iturke County :
HISIHSAS Little Berry Burch applies for
vli letters dismissory, on the estate ol Abish
Jenkins, deceased.
J lo se are tbeiefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors ol said deceased,
to he and appear at my nfliee within the lime pro
scribed by law, to show cause, it any they have,
why said letlcfis should not he granted.
Given under my hand I oilier, in Waynesboro
this 22d day ot March, 1838.
mar 20 6m T. H. BLO.UNT, Dcp. Clerk.
Georgia, Iturkc County.
Ul 11 EKE AS James Grubbs Administrator of
the estate of Win. Bryant, deceased, applies
tome for letters of dismission.
These are therefor to file and admonish all mid
singular Ihu kin trod ami creditors of said dcc'd to
1 he and appear at any office, within the limeproscrib
' ed by law, to shew cause,if any they have, why
, said letters should not he grated.
i Given under my hand at office in Waynesboro,
this 22 I day of January 1838.
Jim 20 2lui6.ii TJI BLOG NT, d croc c.
Georgia, llnrkc county:
S ’A’ H EKE AS Elijah Altuwny, administrator on
V V the estate ol Bedding A By rani, Into ol said
cotiutv, deceased, applies lor Icltois dismissory.
*i he.-e are tluTelore to cite and admonish nil and
signlar the kindred and creditors ol said deeeused,
to he and appear at my olliee, within the tin o pre
scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my baud, at Wav uesbero’, this Pith
day el feb;, 1838. T 11 BLOUAT, D. CFk.
leb2l nifim
Georgia, .Iclterson County :
VVHISKISAS James iM. I .impicllckl, iidminis
vi V tralor on the estate of James E W ells, late
of said county, deceased, applies lor letters of dis
mission Lino 5.,i,l estate.
I'hesouie therofere to cite ami admonish all and
singular, t h ■ kindred awl creditors of said deceased,
to he and appear at my office within the time pro
scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not lie granted.
Given under my hand at office, in Louisville, this
1 Bih day of May, 1838 E, BOTH WELL, Clerk,
may 10 tint
Georgia, Columbia county ;
Vs. Dl.ul.Ae James t arilidge, administrator tie
“ » honis non, applies lor letters dismissory on
tl.e estate of Adaia Walker, deceased.
These are th.-relore to e ilea.-. I admonish all and
s-neiilar.lhe l.nclred ami creditors of the said do
.. . I, M 111,- their objections, if any they have,
wnlii.i 111-’ lime pr.-M-rihed by law, ni mv olliee'
to show 1-aiiso u lit smd letters should net he grant
e'J- Given under my hand and seal at ulfi.e, this
• ■ ■ - • elri
Georgia, Jofleison (ontil y ; I
VVH EItKAS Roger L Gamble, Administrator . ,*
7 of ihe entaic of the tale Manning Spradley, j»}
ufsaid county, deceased, applies for dismission |jy
from said administration.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and .
singular the kindred and creditors of said deed to j
he and njipear at my office, within the time present)- •• J[
ed hy law,Pi show cause, if any they have, why said ,
letters should not he granted. |.
Given underlay hand, at Jaiuisviil?, this 26th
day of Fob. 1838. EBENEZEK BOIHWELL,
roar 1 Clerk C O
Georgia, J'Tlerson County:
6 IMIEREAS William L Kennedy, Abminis- g
»V trator of John Right, late of tins county, do H
ceased, applies lor letters dismissory from said ad- 8(
ministration, tl
These arc therefore to cite summon and admonish, t J
all and singular, tho kindred and creditors of the g
said deceased, to he and appear at my office within . Ui
the time prescribed hy low, to shew cause, if any o;
they have, why said letters shall not he granted
(jiven under my hand at office, in Louisville, this
slh June, 1038.
June 'J EBEN'EZER BOTIIWELL, Clerk. 1
Goorgiti, Elbert county ; ! c
UMI ERE AS Daniel Tate applies to rne for I p
loiters of administration on the estate of ' \
Enos Tate, minor, deceased. 1 J
’i'hcsoaro theielore to cite, summon and admon- |,
ish, all anil singular, tho kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear at my office within
the time prescribed hy law, to shew cause, if any
they have, why said letters should not he granted, n
(liven under my hand at office this 25th May, | |
1838. [may 31] Wm li. NELMS, Clerk. j
Georgia* Burke county:
WHEREAS Alfred Hudson applies for letters
of administration on the estuto of Matthew '
E. Slain, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all S
and singular, the kindred and crcditms of said do- (
(xnutxl, to he and appear at rny office within the c
time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they
have, why said loiters should not bo granted.
(liven under my hind this 23d day of May, 1838 i -
may 26 3Ud T. H. BLOUNT, Pep. Cl’k. i
Georgia, llurku county : ! ,
WHEREAS William (looodwin applies for j [
loiters of administration on tho estate of i j
j Mary Griffin, deceased. j J
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to he and appear at my office, within the time pre
scribed hy fuw, to show cause, if any they have
why said letters should not ho granted.
(liven under my hand this 23d day of May, 1838. .
mny 20 30d T. ft. BLOUNT, Hep. Cl’k.;;, ,
Georgia, Ifuikc county: I
W r H EREAS, Joseph L. Shcvvmake and Isaiah ,
Carter apply for letters of iidminisration on i
the estalo of Joseph Shewmake, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon’sh all and i
singular the heirs and creditors of said deceased, to j
ho and appear at my office within the lime pre Seri- .
lied by law, to file their objections if any they have,
to shew cause why said letters should not he granted
Given under ray hand this 23d day of May, 1838
may Bft 30d T. H. BLOUNT, Hep. Cl'k.
/ 10L. BROWN of Brown's Ferry, took from the
j V> Indians one bead guard Chain with “Wm Flour
| noy August 22; 1834,” worked m it with gold heads;
also, one full jewelled double-cased hunting watch, '
with gold guard chain and key—the watch has
three letters on the trout ease—tho owner, or any of
his relations can get it by describing letters and prov
irg property. If no applioatioh he made i i four
months, the watch will he sold and the proceeds di- 1
vided among the troops,—application to he iniiilu to 1
the editor of the Columbus Herald for the head
chain, and lor tho Watch to Col. Brown.
Tho Columbus jf/erald will copy the above and
forward the account to Col Brown, nov 27—1f’277 ;
[VI OTICIE.—AII persons indebted to tho estate
ii of George G. Bass, lute of Burke county, de
ceased, are requested lo make payment, and those
having demands arc requested lo render them in ac
cording to law. 11. W. BABS, Adm'r.
npril 17
ADMIN IST RATO NOTICE.
ALE persons lo whom the estate of Henry Zinn, ;
deceased, is indebted, will render their claims
within the time prescribed by law; and all indebted
lo saidl estate are requested to make early payment
to the undersigned. JANE 1). ZINN, Adm’x.
may 1 .), 1838 (!vv JOHN FOSTER, AdmT.
IAOUU months after data application will be made
to Justices of the Inferior Court of Richmond
eonnsy, silting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to
sell the real and personal eslale of Henry Zinn,
lute of f iehniond county, deceased.
JANE J). ZINN, Adm’x.
may 0, 1833_ 4m JOHN[ FOSTER, Adm’r.
jvTvricli— Four months after date, applica
la lion will bo made lo the honorable Inferior
Court of Richmond county, while sitting for ordi
nary purposes, (or leave to sell a lot of land in I tic
15th district and Till section in Cherokee county,
belonging to t’ne orphans of Loll Williams; also
one other tract drawn hy Lott Williams, in,Leo co.
sold for tin benefit ol the heirs ofsaid Williams,
may 2, 1838. J’. lI.MANTZ, Guardian^
SL'OUR months after date, application will bo
tl. made lo tho Honorable Inferior Court of Jeffer
son county, when sitting lor Ordinary purpose, for
leave to sell the Real Estate of the late A'alhan
Urassel, dec'll ofsaid county
NATH AN URASSEL. adm’r.
jan 4—m il 2 With the will annexed.
jj'UU R months afterdate application will lie made
to the honorable the Justices of the Inferior
Conrtof Serivon county, while silting for ordinary
purposes, lor leave to sell the Lands belonging lo
the Estate of John M. Roberts, deceased, late of
said county. STEPHEN MlLLS,adiu’r.
DELIA ROBERTS,ndm’rx.
Feb sth, 1838 4tm S 3
jVTOTTCE.— l*onr months After date, application |
1 a will he made to the honorable Inferior Court
of Lincoln county, when silting lor ordinary pur
poses, liir leave to sell a part of tho real estate of
' John Willingham, deceased.
ISAAC WILLINGHAM.) , , ,
NELSON GARRETT, \ Adm
1 March sth, 1838. mar 23 4 m
’ Bj'Olli mouths after date, application will he
tl made to the hoiiotablc inferior Court of Co
-1 liunbia county,while sitting fur ordinary purposes,
fiir leave to sell the Land and Negroes belonging to
the estate of Robert Allen of said county deceased,
march 8 Wm J RHODES, Ex’r
J JOUllmonths after date, application w ill be
a made to the Honorn.de the Inferior Court of
f Seriveti County, when sitting for ordinary pmpo
. ses, for leave lo sell all the Lands belonging lo the
Estate of James Boston, dec’d
I THOMAS BOSTON, Adm’r.
, March 8, 1838.
JjfOBR MONTHS after date,application will
ho made to the Honorable the Inferior Court j
of Richmond county, when silling for ordinary pnr
i poses, lor leave lo sell the real (slate of 1. J.
Brown, deceased. 1’ FLEMING,
Jan 18 14;w4nio Administrator. \
g A OUR months after date application \\ ill be made ;
i a. to the honorable Interior court of Columbia
I county, w hen sitting fur ordinary purposes, for !
leave lo sell the following lots of Land, viz; JVo 408, !
I in Till district; 287, 27th district; 78 and 16, 11th
district; all Early county, belonging to tho estate of
. James Bluckslune,deceased.
W M. 1’ BEALL;
W M. YARBOROUGH,
, jan 19—15 aiuministrat ors.
JAOUR months alter date application will be
made lo the Inferior Court of Lincoln county,
| when silting lor ordinary purposes, for leave losell
the interest of Samuel Coulter, late ofsaid county,
deceased, in a negro man Moses,ns part of the
estate nl sgid deceased.
\\ ILLIAM KE4 NOI.DS, Administrator.
Lincolnton, Mny 19,1838
I ('OUR months niter day application will be
made lo the lion the Interior Court of Burke
county, while sitting lor ordinary purposes, fir
leave to sell all the real estate belonging to Hilliard
J Rue, deceased, march 20 A HKOE. Adm’r
tJ'OUR months after date application will he
made to the honorable Inferior Court of Burko
comity, when sitting lor ordinary purposes, lo sell
the real estate ol' Klca/er Lewis, deceased, ofsaid
(onniy. EI.EAZER I . COWART, Executor
may 22, 1838 uiTt
jjlpOl R months after date, application will be
«. made to the honorable Inferior Com tof Burko
"nitty, when sitting for ordinary purposes. li>r
leave to sell lot ninyher three hundred and thirty
f nr, 334) in the sixth district, Carrol comity, con
taining two hundred two and a htilfaerfs
Jau 23 IS'.vim Wm \V MAL'ND, Adnir
lIACUV, PORK AM» li.Vitl). |f
ITa A Its kLBS. Baltimore & Cincinnati Bacon
}\9 48 bbls prime Pork ‘
000 lbs Ix3af Lard, I'nrhalu oh accommodating terms u
by ISAAC MOISE,
Juno 7 w 311 Broad street.
Spoi lt unmlhs oiler dole, applicalioli will I' l '
»■ made to tho honorable the luleiior Court cl
Jnrko county, when setting tor ordinary purposes, n
or leave l > soil all the real estate belonging to the ■
state of John J. Uoe, deceased.
A. 11. ROE, Administrator. s
Waynesboro, 23d March, 1838. 4m 1
. ’ ; X
months after dale application will be l
■L made to the honorable Inferior Court of Jeffer- •
ion, silling tor ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell 1
lie lands in said county, belonging to the estate of I
ho late'! homes B. Wells, deceased. Also two ne- 1
>ro women, Mary and Lucy with her child. Sold 1
or the benefit ol the creditors of said estate. This I
13d April, 1838 1
Pill UP ROBINSON, } ... 1
april 23 4m JOHN R WELLS, $ ,jX rs ' 1
• (
¥ AOIIR months after date application will bo 1
A 1 made to the hon Court of Ordinary, of the I
county of Jefferson, lor leave to sell 695 acres of
pine land in the county of Burke, on the waters of ’
Davids Branch, adjoining lands of John Lodge, 'l'. ;
J. Mordact, and others, sold for the benefit of the I
heirs of Benjamin Brown, deceased, minors. 1
JAM US CROSS, Guardian. 1
Louisville, May 24,1838. 4ra
3301111 months after date, application will bo
made to the honorable Interior court of
Burke county, for leave to sell all the real estate
cf George F. Sconyars, deceased. 1
JANE SCONYERS, Adrax.
april 26 m 1m
iJOllit months after dale, application will be
made to the honorable Inferior Couit of
Burke county, lor leave to sell a part of the real
estate of Southvvorth Harlow, deceased.
REBECCA HARLOW, Admrx.
npril 26 m4m
SAOUR months alter dale, application will be
- made to the hon. the Inferior Court of Elbert
county, while sitting foi ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell a negro man named William, belong
ing to Margaret Aim Dcadwyler, a minor heir of
Joseph Dcadwyler, ir. deceased, late of Elbert co.
A LEX AND EU P. HOUSTON, Guardian,
may 31, 1838 m4t
An extraordinary and.remarkable cure.
Mrs Mary Dillon, of Williamsburgh) was restored
to health by the use of this medicine. —The symp
toms of this destrcssing case were as follows: Total
loss of appoiite, palpitation ol the heart, twitching
of the tendons,with ageneral spasmodic affection of
Iho muscles, difficulty of breathing, giddiness,
langour, lassitude, great depression of spirits, with
the fear of some impending evil, a sensation of
fluttering at the pit of tho stomach, irregular tran
sient pains in different parts, great emancipation
with other symptoms of extreme debility.
The above case was pronounced hopeless by
three of the most eminent physicians, and n disso
lution oil be patient daily awaited tor by her friends,
which may be authenticated by the physicians
who were in attendance. Nile has given her cheer- ■
lul permission to publish Ihe above facts, and will
also gladly give any information respecting the
benefit she lias received to any enquiring mind.
MARY DILLON.
JKrMr. Charles Semple, who had been
olllieled Curfivo years with humoral habitual Asth
ma, applied to Dr Evans on the 4th of Nov. labor
ing under the following symptoms: A sense oi
tightness across the chest, with the greatest diffi
culty in breathing, distressing cough, generally
ending with copious expectoration of viscid phlegm,
disturbed rest, tho lace turgid and of a livid line;
could not lie in a horizontal position without Iho
sensation of immediate suffocation, languor, drow
siness, ami dissiuess in the head, and loss ofap
pet Te.
Mr S. applied to the most eminent physician in
the city, likewise used several other remedies
without obtaining any permanent benefit un
til his friends persuaded him “ o place bimsel
j under Dr Evans' treatment. He is now relieved
ol'his complaint, ami celled at the office yesterday,
avowing that he had not words to express his groli
udo fur the benefit ho had received.
For sale by ANTON Y & lI A INKS
DQCT. EVANS’ MEDICINE: Dyspep
sia and Ilypocliomlrlaclsm—lnterest
ing case.—Mr. Win - Salmon, Green si, above 3rd,
I’hiladelpbia, affiiclcd lor several years with the
following distressing symptoms; sickness at the
stomach, headache, dizziness, palpitation of the
heart, impaired appetite, sometimes acid and pu
trescent eructation, coldness and weakness of the
exlremetits, emaciation and general debility, dis
turbed rest, a sense of pressure and heat at the
stomach after eating, night marc, great mental
despondency, severe flying pains in the chest, back
and sides, costiveness, involuntary sighing and
weeping, languor and lassitude upon the least ex
ercise. Mr Salmon bad applied to the most emi
nent physicians, who considered it beyond the
power of medicine to restore him to health; howe
ver, as his afflictions had reduced him to a very
deplorable condition, and having been recommen
ded by a relative of lus to make a trial of Dr Wm.
Evans’ medicine, he with difficulty repaired to
the office and procured a package, to w hich ho
says, he is indebted for his restoration to life,
health mid friends. Ho is now enjoying all the
blessings of perfect health. Evans’ Medicine or
sale only by ANTONY & HAINES,
april 20 232 Broad street-
A G IS A T ll.UtC.tl N.
f |3IIE subscriber being determined to emigrate to
A tho west, offers for sale lus valuable tract of
land, containing three thousand acres, situate
and lying in Jackson euuaiy, Ga. on the Mulberry
Fork of Oconee river, Ihe residence immediately on
Iho hog mountain and mam Alabama road, vai ions
other roads intersecting at the same place, viz: ihe
Milledgeville load leading lu B um's Ferry, on
Chattahoochee, Hurricane Shoal road, leading to
Carncsvillo and South Carolina. Great part, ol the
above land is rod mulatto land, of superior quality ;
100 acres of rich river low grounds; about 800 acres
cleared, great part flesh and in good repair, abound
ing with supoib springs, well improved, with a con
venient framed dwelling house, two story high, on
a most splendid eminence; an excellent Cotton
and Threshing machinery, and all other necessary
out houses. No place is better calculated fur pub
lic business of any kind, in the up country. Seve
ral convenient settlements on the premises, not in
terlering with each other. Tho whole can he pur
chased fur uinu thousand dollars, onn third in nd
, vance,the ballance in two annual payments, which
I is nut mure than two thirds of the real value
Likely young negroes will he taken at their value,
april 13 w3m HARRISON THURMOND.
fIUIEOLOGICAE CONTROVERSY.—
-8. The Rev. Alexander Campbell of Virginia, so
t celebrated cm account of his controversy with Mr.
j Owen, on the truth of tho Christian religion, and
subsequently with Bishop I’urcell, on iho Catholic
i question, has been endeavoring to establish the dog
{ ma of KNDLEBS HEi.L TORMENTS, in eon
i irovorsy vvilh Uov. Dolphus Skinner, of Utica, N. Y
'• This discussion w ilt appear entire in the columns of
iho “Evangelical Univcrsullst,” a quarto
I weekly sheet, published in Macon, Geo, by Gregory,
Andrews & Hall, at 83 per annum lor a single
; copy —%.*.■> lor two copies, and 820 lor ten copies.—
j Those who iiaum read holh sides ot this important
[ question would do well to subscribe (or the Journal
; containing the Debate. Orders respectfully soliei
| led by tho proprietors, at the Universalis! Book and
I Printing Establishment, corner of 4lh an 1 Mulberry
| streets, and nearly opposite the Post Office, Macon
Another recent test of the (Unrivalled
virtues of Dr. Wm. Evans’ Medicines.--
Vytpejikia —Ten years standing. —Mr. J. McJvenzie,
was afflicted with the above complaint fur ten
years, which incopaeiatod wit li him at intervals, for
six years, in unending to his business, restored to
perleet health, under the salutary treatment of Dr,
Win. Evans.
The principal symptoms wore, a sense of disten
sion and oppression aftereating, distressing pain in
the pitot the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite
giddiness, palpitation of the heart, great debility
and emaciation, depression of spirits, disturbed
rest, sometimes a billions vomiting and pain in ibo
right side, an extreme degree of langour and faint
ikS3," any endeavor to pursue his business causing
immediate esauslion and weariness.
-•Mr. McKenzie is daily attending his business,
and none olTho above symptoms have recurred
since he Used the above medicine Ho ii now a
-irong and heclthy man. Ho resorted to myriads
ol remedies, but they wore all ineffectual.
Fciih-ulc hv ANTONY A: HALVES
march 8 Bale agents for Aueusla. (j;o
j\TO TlCE.—During my absence (tom the state
L'3 Mr. John Phinizy will be my agent at Augusta
mil Mr. U. M Phinizy, and Mr. C P. Mills, will
Ulciid to any business in which 1 may be interested.
Savannah, June 16. fit <l. li. LAMAR.
(i iioKGi a XoiiTVvcTuksT
I HMlLsubscribers respectfully inlurm the pub-
Ji- lie that they have commenced the
manufactory of I.IMP near Jacksunborough, in
St riven county, (la. They have extensive quar
ries of Limestone, which is considered by profes
sor J 11 Cutting, Stale Geologist, to whom the
proprietors are indebted for tlio information
which induced them to embark in the undertaking, '
to ho of the very purest kind. They have conse
quently erected large and substantial Kilns in
the most approved manner, and procured men
from the North who are perfectly acquainted willi
the business. A portion of the Lime is now in
market and lias been pronounced by the principal
builders in the neighborhood of Augusta, and
others, to ho of excellent quality. The subscri
bers take pleasure in inviting those who take an
interest in the develuperaent of the internal resour
ces of Georgia, to examine it, being convinced that
the whole United Slates cannot produce a more
beautiful article.
They have now a quantity on hand, w inch they
will deliver at the mouth of Brier Creek on the
Savannah river, or at Augusta. Having extensive
preparations in progress, they expect to be able
during the next winter and spring to supply or
ders to a very largo amount; and they have every
reason to believe that they will entitle themselves
to the favor and patronage of the public by pro
ducing a cheaper and bettor article at home Ilian
cuti be found abroad.
Orders will be received by I) Kirkpatrick & Co.
or by Tiros L Smilli at Augusta, or Jacksonboro’.
CORNELIUS & SMITH,
may 7 2awdijwtl
KAN AWAY from the house of
Bradley Kimbrough, in Green county,
on '* lo April, a large hay horse,
formed, black mane and tail,
\ $ paces well; no marks recollected.—
Any person finding ami delivering the
said horse to me at tiro Glardos Cross Ronds, Put
nam county, shall receive twenty dollars, or any in
formation respecting him will bo thankfully re
ceived; some person may have cut off his mane and
tail since ho loft. BEVERLY B. SLAUGHTER.
may2‘J 4tw
~TTnitiii)“states hotel, j
( iaiuesville , (ten.
rSIIIK subsetiber informs ids friends and the pub
ic lie, that lie has taken charge of the large and
commodious house, situated on lire northwest cor
ner of the public square, recently occupied by Mrs.
Holland, and having considerably improved the
premises, lie is prepared to accommodate company
ns comfortably and in as good style as any other
public. House ui tHo up-country. His table will bo
furnished with the best the country affords ; his bar
supplied with choice liquors and wines; and his
stable will bo attended to and provided for in such
a munnor as to please the lovers of fine horses. In
short, no trouble or expense will be spared to make
all comfortable who may see proper to patronise the
establishment. WILEY SLEDGE.
June 14 4w
JOST, by the subscriber, while in Washington,
-i on the 3d insf.a red call-skin Pocket-book,
containing Five Hundred Hollars in money, logo ■
ther with some valuable papers. Among the hunk
hills, two of tlie denomination of $2O, on the U. S.
Bank, and two of sfi(J on the Mechanics’Bank of
Augusta, are all that are particularly recollected.—
Among the papers were several receipts given to fno
subscriber, by Mrs. Snruli Lott, of Augusta, for
board, and a note fur $25, given by Matthew Hola
fnrd, dale not remembered. A handsome Gold
Ring, encasing a largo diamond, was lost with the
book. $'J~ A reward oi $25, will be given lor the
return of the book and its contents.
June 7 4t B. M. KENT.
GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE," ,
rBHIE Kali Term of tlui Institution will be open
H. on Wednesday, I3th inst. As the number of
students is limited, it is to bo desired that those who
design patronising us, should apply at the begin
ning of the terra.
“ Remttrks on Female Education” is in the hands
of the printer, and will soon be published.
An Essay on the Theory and Practice of Music,
and Marches, etc., by V. Lataste, Professor of Mu
sic. in tins institution, are lor sale at. Ihe bookstore.-.
Oar friends arc infbmiod that Ibis institution is
now in a very flourishing condition, in spite of the
various rumors attempted to be spread by those who
consider us formidable opponents, or they would Is
kor to put us down by lair means. They have
reported that; wo are not patronised by respectable'
people, and oilier things equally generous and de
cent. in confirmation of its truth, wc reler all
wishing correct information, to Jesse P. Greene, VV.
B Greene, Jamas Anderson, Esqrs. Burke county ;
John Morel, Esq. Savannah; John E, Lester, Da
vid Lester, Esqs. Jones county; David Hill, Ste
phen Bivins, Esqrs Gul. Rockwell, Maj. VVm Y.
Hansel), &c. &e. Baldwin county. This is pto
icssedly a Southern Institution, and Southern men
will support it. L. LATASTE, ) Princt-
Jmm 14 4t ANNA M. LATASTE. \ pals.
I'ENDLKTOS HIGH SCHOOL,
HE subscriber, late principal of the Pendleton
Academy, lias taken the large and elegant,
house lately occupied by Dr. Reese, us a boarding
house,and lias converted it into a Boarding School
for young gentlemen, on the English plan; a plan
matured in that country by centuries of experience,
and which will be ultimately found the only secu
rity for complete attention to the murals imd man
ners of the pupils, while nt a distance from their
parents Prayers will bo road every morning ams
evening; and when there is no chinch on the Sun
day, there will lie service in the school, and instruc
tions in Sacred History and Geography. Young /
gentlemen are required to read and write, and to
know the multiplication table, before admission.—
This School w ill be found well adapted to the sons
of professional gentlemen, and to youths of ambi
tion and talent, desirous of attaining the classics iti
a finished manner before going to College; end also
to pupils desirous of sound mathematical discipline
and instruction, to fit them ior merchants, engineers
and the .business of life. The subscriber was born
and educated in England—was for several years d
pupil ol the celebrated Dr Valpy—and after passing
through Cambridge colleg.ato course o( muthemi
lies, which lie pursued almost exclusively lor near
ly lour years, lie entered himself of Lincoln’s Inn,
Loudon,and practised at tlio Cluincciy bar. There
w ill bo room enough in the spacious house to ac
commodate parents who may wish to spend their
summer months with their sons. Gymnastics, to
improve the carriage, and recitations on the princi
ple developed by Mr Thclwall, Dr Rush, and Dr
Burlier, for tlio purpose of ensuring an equable and
good enunciation, are practised every day. Tlio
French language,according toils polite European
pronunciaii n, and Drawing, without extra char
ges. Board and tuition, fuel, washing and candles'
$l6O a year of ten months, to bo paid quarterly in
advance. Vacation one month at midsummer, and
one month at Christmas; $l2 for slaying’ during tlio
vacation in tiie summer, and $l3 in the winter. Pu
pils received at any period, and charged only from
tlio time of admission. Dancing and music $5 a
quarter each.
References .—Dr Artiion Jay, Professor of Lan
guages, Col Coll, N. York. The Hon John G Cat
hunn, Cut John E Calhoun, of Pendleton. M Guen
uebaulr, Professor oft ho French Language, Charles
ton, mid member of tlio Academy and University
ol P,iris. Cul Huger, Chairman of the Board of
Trustees of the Pendleton Academy. Rev. Trapicr
Keith, of Georgetown, SC. Col VV f, Slone, editor
of the New York Commercial Adi .'.Tor. B F Sloan
Esq. of Pendleton. Dr. Wn;. !;» I, Proiidont of
Brown University, Rhode island.
THOM A S VVAYLAND.
may 30 W 4w
CHARLES lON COMB MANUFACTORY
RESUMED.
rgtllE subscriber respectfully informs ins friends
JL and former customers, at a distance, that he
lias been prevented liy ill health from attending to
business, (or several years past, until this season,
and knowing that many of his country friends have
not been aware ol his resuming again, before making
their purchases elsewhere, he with pleasure infot ms
them that his health lias been so much restored that
ho will attend to them again in the manufacturing,
altering and repairing every description ol COMB*,
and has now and intends always keeping on hand
the most extensive assortment o( Combs, of every
description that can bo found in any other house iu
the Southern market, both of his own manufacture
and imported; and all orders fur Combs from mcr ?
chants nt a distance will be as faithfully filled as if
llifj were present, i i i vory respect. Ho intend*
also to keep the varieties of Bone Bonnets, and
Needles ol all lh-..- dilTerent qualities, Brushes, Look
ing Glasses, Soaps, low priced Jewelry, ij-c. with
many fancy articles, w hich will be disposed of at
wholesale upon reasonable terms, and which he in
vites ail to examine before purchasing elsewhere, at
ibe ofi stand, 156 King street, ;ianol the mammoth
Oxliotu. [may 16 w6lj W. W. WILBUR.