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Book and job printing;. THE subscriber has recci tl aided to his nul alto a very handsome a‘s irtment of New I'l in an i rOu mental Type, Cuts and Borders, and is nu>v prepared to execute work in the neatest style a <1 ■ mr'est notice. He would respectfully ii v. ■ Hr- a t it" i ni >f At torneys and public officers to Ida -- ■ ' -I. tv Blanks. The variety is believed t ' c -it ia*i ca i in found at any similar c.itib i- im • t in fie • ate. Blanks also printed tr order at vl l ■ snort- st ,io iee. Office on Campbell street ole door from Broil street,and immediately oppoiite V. J. -v I'. \V. Mil ler's Law Office. ' “ BENJ. Bit v - . I'M . nov 29 w't T sc»:.'»( Hi E7 JO. FRANK fefo. ha. re oovi Ith r nek a of Clothing to the s mth -iicof II o u real, te iheir old stand, an I directly in fr.-nt of Ui3 Planters’ Hotel, where they are iw i n- iresh supplies of Red or ."/ > de'i'lo nii.s ii. i,: \ i i ou k'ndl an I qualiFi ■<, to wai-'i th -y res-a*" 1 fully *’ic t the attention of 1 c.r form cusp in » n 1 those wishing to purchase wtlstrnir no. cl HE iro\\ Ait'ii is.siV: ~sh ;; - ■ '-iimvA Z New Capital nf^\ i Hi.OlKl—:illi e No, 6t Wall street, New fork. This Company continues to in sure against loss and damage by l ire, and the ha zards of inland Navigation. in lira tors. H. Haven-., President, Cornelius '.V. Lawrence, Najah Taylor, Win. Couch, d. Phillips Plieaix, John Morrison, David Log, t al#b r >, Hals tod, 'Vm. W. Tod 1, Jeliicl Jaggar, Moses Allen, It. L. Woolley, Alicah Bal.lwi i. Joseph Otis, Fanning C. Tucker, Meigs I). Benjamin, John Rankin, John I). Wolfe. C>. B. Varnutn, LEWIS PHILT.H’S, Secretary. The subscriber is prepared (o take I'iie and lliver risks, ns Agent of tie- above Company, at the cut rent rates of premium. JAMES IS. BISHOP, Agent nov 21 Gmw of the 11. Ins, Co. rpHE Justic-s of the Inferior Court of liichii.oid B county will,on the first Mon lay i:i Di-cernber, appoint a Keeper for the poor llo.iv, the appoint ment to t ike efTeet on the first day of January next, nov !l wt 1 JAS. Mcf.A\VS,(i-rk. Country sent, sotnorville. IE subscriber oilers for rale a I ions ■ aid l ot, J on the Sand Hills, one of the most desirable locations in Somerville. The lot contains ten Acre i, Harden, Orchard, and Arable Land, (hi He premises are Hwelling House, Extensive Kitchen, with Dormitories for Servants, Stable. C rr age House, Wash House, with furnaces, Sun ke House, a Well of fine Water, Grape Vines, Fruit T.ees, Air. Ac- All of which will he sold a bargain, and on the most accommodating t urns, ns to payment, nov 14 Iwtf A. I. HUNTINGTON. \ uni; wo it kn. THE subscribers r.-sportfully inform the public that they have commenced the mauufat lory of LIME near Jack •onliorongh, iu S'c i en eiiuntv,<P . They have exi uisive quarries of Limeuto—-, which is considered !-y professor J. li. Colling, Slate Geol ogist, to whom the proprietors are in -1 -Wed for the information which induced than to i-iib-irk in the undertaking, to lie of the very purest kind. They have eons -quonlly eroded I-rge cud substantial K his in Hi • most approved manner, and procured in ui from t ie North who ire perfectly acquainted w.tli the b isiness. A portion of I’ e .imn is now in maiketnnd has been poiioum- I by the principal build u's in the n-ig l bon aid of A ug-'sta, and Olliers, to be of excellent na ‘y. The sihscribe s l ike pl-amre in inviting I i-ise wi o take mi interest in the d.’veloponient ofthe inti-rn:il reso lie i ofGcor (ri i, to examine ii, being eonv'nctd tint linn-hole United Stales camol prodic uinoie lieaulfd iirli ele. Th u have now a quantity on Innd, which they will deliver at t-• r- month of Brier t h el. on the 5,.- v.inuah river, or at Augusta. Having exten ire prepirrtm-H in prog ■< m. they e\i ect to he able tin • , r.ng the iy\in - . and spring to supply urdei Mia vc y lur, ai.u.unit : nil tile; l ave eve y r -uson to belie o hut tile i \y II entitle themselves to the fat or aud pit on.i -a- of i 1 i- | üblic by prodneing a clieapc and bettor a tide at home than can bo foie d ab oad. i rtl-rsyvill I ■ ie-eivedlu I). Kirkpatrick t; Co. I or by Thor. 1.. Smith at Augusta, or Ja ksoaboro*. F-IRNEI.U:- SMITH M i S v, I - >i. ■ . I-P.t lull i'O N-S Mt'ikOOi,, Cii 1.1 f ! Into h;i t l It. ;/u 'h! f sti., Augusta. A (US ~.E ('!■' TERMS. — the attempt to pre- V s ,: t re clas ■ i ein; I token up by pupils e lan a-(»• i.ice 1 period of Hie Unm is found to ri ipr.i lie.a' ic. ' - the arrangements otthe school w ■ i-eis mil,-, t i \ id I to the eonvenieucoof dis tan n itron and • s "it citizens, the charr.t' fur tiie wb.do ten ii. llicrefoie,no lon ;er he required of the v w i . a. i ii I i enter but for a part. V sea s- g aduatiun, according to the time each pupil i -red, will i c adopted, corresponding vith y> at i- found in otiier siinlav institutions in I: e statu. For 'h- ic' ilc lona of /tin: m nlhs, the charges, as l.e.i :oforc, arc for the Senior Department, $BO Primary do 60 Music on the Piano Forte, to French and Drawing, each -10 Vo~ si. r months —Senior Department, 00 I’rima y Department, 37 60 Music, 60 French and Drawing, each 3.1 For throe months —Sen or Department, 36 Primary Department, 2 ) Music, 32 IT-nch and Drawing, each IS The school is now in f ill operation, and amply supplied with Teachers. There arc connected w ill this instimtion. mxc Tea-Iv-rs ; in the English and Class cal branches,Rev. A. M. Ege to:i,M s. Egor toi Air. v. t. hapman, Mrs. Chapman. In French, Drawing and Penmanship, Miss S. npre. Lecture- in the Natural Science-, Mr. M. Platt. In Vocal Music, Miss S. Pennimnn. In in- rumen a' Alnsic, Miss Dakings, Air. J. Pchellas. Lectures ii Chemistry will be commenced as so ni as the necessary arrangements can be made. N. It. 1 ornii'i’ pupils of the School are invited to attend Hi - Leet ire gratuitously j to a few oliieis tickets will be sold on nioJcruto teinis. Bond may now Ic readily obtained in res pectable private families, and on reasonable terms. Parents mid tl nun lans are respectfully invited to continue their v isits to the School, ut a'l hours of tbs diy. ti witness the recitations and progress of the Pupils, nov I t litdStw j- File City papers, Columbus Enquirer, South ern Recorder, and Athens Whig, will please copy he above s x limes weekly, and charge this office. ' A | ADISON .MALE AND l-'EMAI.F. At.A DE jT J AMES.—The Trustees of this Institution, b-v • the pleasure to announce to the public, that their Academies arc in Hie most flourishing condition and present to the public the mo t invilii g induce ments for tiie education ufyouth. The male department is nn ler tiie charge of Au lt istus Alden, A. M.,the present Hector, who will nave a i able assistant for the English department. Mr, Al len is known as one of the mod successful te idler in this state; Ins time during the ensuing year will be devoted to the higher branches of Hie clashes. Mathematics,and Oratory. Our female school has succeeded beyond our most san gum - expectation i. av<- consider our Institution infe.iar to none in the Southern country. Professor Pierce, aesistsd by Miss White and others, have charg -of the Literary department. Their success during the present year, we consider a sufficient guarantee for an opportunity of obtaining in the Mad soa Female Academy a linished education in all th • higher ai d substantial branches of literary kno vie Igc. Mr. Daniel Chase, Professor of Vocal and In strum-ntal Music, hav mg secured a competent assist int, will le enabled to give l'u> ntmo-t satis faction in ins dc uirt mnt Such has been the num ber of pupils dur ng the present year wishing musi- C 1 ias.ruction yl rat lu-could not accomnmd itc t iem a 1; this will b now obviated, and his entire atten tion to this depart nent will be given. IE- re mta t on is firmly established. Our village is quite hea thy. Board can be ob tained in t ic n o t respect dilc families at mo lerate rati s. Flic tuifon ices arc pla-ed upon fa r gro mds.— A\e believe they are lower than at several instilu lions m ourstac,whereoppormn te-f.rel ca ion arc not as go; d, Ibe Male s hool will open on the Ist, and the female in the fourth Mo.adiy i, Jar. a v n -xt F.. E. J()Ni;s- -x JOHN W. Pur E I. I JAMES EVANS, yrru-te;: . THOS J BFIINEY. I nov 8 JOFN aiOBSON, J swSw j 4 'LOTH C-OAKS.—Udifi - bill Ccutlemen’s I I cloth Cloaks, of superior qualities, and mad' I in die lies! m inner, just received mid forsdclow oy i m t r i mar J 11 1 R AN & ( i , l'’ive«l*r»o<' Warehouse*. Augusta. Gn. fft'lHE undersigned, grateful for the ld> '«i |»®i* j 2 run -■■del siq* on o! tit 'I r (reudt raid i'll j : onion la reMlirr, le ’lime !o i It* ai ihmi an*. ; 1 da* pidd e, tUul they uOTtinuo to ireiaii.u a gem r : : WiirdioiiM! mid Commit-ton Utisim •>;, it I |i eir old stand on Broad street Their warehouse | j . n I rl *r stores nre jo good order for Iho reception , feii.oi in. I loo<!« in niori 1 Lit., ml advia.ne vt ill i.i u 1 lii.i.K im mde on produce mid n- ii-e'inutiiii- 1 >li’ iitents id ilii Lorgui Kaiiroad v\ill with j ! p.ompta - t receive and torw ini u’.l cotton consign- j I I’d lo UI 111 llie il.Uerenl dopo’s, ns also bo> g mds linn may !>■• ordered ihrmi. h in o ■ ill” roa I | IIOI’KINS, JLNNINGS & Co. Wholc s.ilc Grocur*. ore now ruvuivhig and opening mi oxtemive stuck ofLrorcrics, in llio fin-proof store ; ! of the war'lion o newly ‘.reeled, which lliey will I lie parol iooiler on tfio mini lihernl I.non. All j o d in Ihrouyli ii'. Tin] lit sis Py ill m, will lie free | I ii'eiTnin’ti.-iori*,and lo llioonliresatisfaction ol the parties oiilaring. All Hi ei'iunieiuionii will lie addrcrird to us ' j join'lv, a llio business in future will be conducted j n ii>e n.nue ol lie firm. (’lodging their unu’il proiiiplneKii lo ull iiU’iness confided l« their core, 1 w id Ii tpi in i n eon:innai.i-i! of lim eotifidcnco I hsrclotorc s i lib rally hcalovv.-.1. .lulls KEE.S I.LBEKT 11 Bla ALL I I Align Is, Cctohcr 2, 1838 i fcj"'The illy papers, Milledg villa f!e order, 8 find.nd of Uri'on, Sou hem Wing, At'ieim, will j copy ilia nliovc in'o I hair papers weakly, lin’d Ii el, ! January naxl. I'- B. B. AKirS TA fi il’.l) STL III:, * It'mnvrd I > y'r doors abotr Ihc Unad Hank. [ i IA N I'llliiiAllDKN SKED iustrr*r(ivx<l v V lom the Shakers 1y I. 11. SERVICE. A fresh supply of Lard n -r cds, Bird Seeds, Clo j ver, Lucerne, I’otatu Onions, ( ni nSrlts, Ac, Tla usual allowance made to country deal t.. ! A I,’iv Brushes,Moves, Swills, Ac.;also,a 1 eau : I’.ful nil!” ti it of liulLs, Plants flower Seeds. Ac. i nuv27 lawdArwdm ' CLASSICAL SCHOOL. rfiHIIK sub.'cril’iT will, on 1.,e unit Monday in I [1 January i ::t, open school and toarding, at his I p c pinemi'f ;;id a half from Barnwell village, (on no Dlaeki d o road. The situation may be ro ll d m as liea'.l ly, ince not a i a;e of bilious fever lias appeal d ii bis family during a residence of many years. it M'ding .-i'lit dollar, per n o itli; I nglisd tui tion from si.; to ci'ht dollars per quarto, j Latin, L.edc, Algebra, an 1 Cco.ncty, l"ii dollaia per quiitrr, of Iw dve weeks, payable at any time J within the \ ar. Hoys will he prepared lo enter t e Junior elassjof ’ . L. College, or any other. — Strict attention ja d to their morals, and every mra .» used to sway their niindr with the love of s u ’y. [nor 38 w(it| TIIu.M.VS QLl\. II 1 NOTICE-NO MISTAKE.—The [f snl.scnbsr having declined keeping a pri- j jc[it vain boarding Im isp, now oti in tor sale lon large no 1 coimnixlioMN I) welling House and Lot, | situated in the town of Madison, on llio public square, directly opposite the conn In) iso. The nl.mhl ! l.ir a public hon e oi store, is con-nlored one of iho | best in iho plneo. Ton p< tnuii d-siioiis of opening a piibln; house, there is cooNidernb o indnccnieiil, j there lining only 000 Tavern in IIe.JJ place.— I’roiii Iho (act of llio Kail Load being loomed lo this pi nc, ih■ oln no doubt that two public, bonses I | mild di ui 11. The construction of the hou ois ( wadi ealoiihiicd for ii tavern, wilt rood back lots I ' I and large Muhins, with tvntet eenvenieiit. | Kail lluuil stork will bo taken iw ra h I will , i I also allow one tie n and dollars rent lor the More j s liouso eoniiecled vvnb the same, tor llio term of five | t years, deducted out of the sain. The only induce I \ innil lonlll lb.’ homo is, llmt tfioro is moro house I t r, om than needed lor my (uniilv. ; i i 'J’iIAD. U. RKES. |ii | Madison, (In,, October Id, 1838, wiivv |P n LAM) AND I’liltll\ roil SALK. I lift f ILL I e sold on the premises, on Saturday, tire | r V V 2-Jd day of December next, that well known |t. tiiic’t of land in Abbeville District, South Caro i la, | t ' four mi es from HarUsdale I’erry ,i n the Cambridge s j road, fur many years b ’longing to the Mather on*, ■ ( c a t hi; ilinn a res ; a o, the Ferry a resi 1 Itt e < j ihv er whii’h, added to tio tract of nI. makes tle i I shun i n valuable. The terms of side will to liberal, 1 1 and llune that wish to purchase the place will do ; well to attend th ’ sale, a , the subst ii ion arc deter- I j mined to sell it. J, K, CULCL, Agent i I f r AI. \. siiumms, and Frances Alalheson. I P'ov mber i, isa-t, t,i I j V OTU Id.—Abseuiu'.c I truin feriven iu .nty, in Xnl July last, a while man, named, or called liis I name, JOEL IF. 110li J U .V; he wore eff a blue I ; i loth coat, eassimere pantaloons at d black hat j h s 1 com dexion is fair, brown hair, and about lire, aula 1 half feet high, and easily tubecim.' aup ainted ' I with He came to this place in January last. Se- i i \oral pc sons credited him, and l o went in debt largely, and his gone oil without paying any of ! l! eii 5 lie is a notorious rascal, and all pc ons are 1 r ‘qoeslud to b • on the alert and not be dei eived by such a scouudr d. Twelve and a half cents will he I gi. en for bis apprehension and lodging him in jail, i nov 24 :it__ w.m. vv. i i.ivk l I (T \f FIUN. — ihe public .nc cautioned against J trading for a note of hand drawn by Edward | Collier, in tavorof and endorsed by Edward C ollier, 1 sen., dated on or about the 31)11) October last, and i | | a/ahle six months after date, for three nun lied and eighty-four dollars and sixty-one cents, the same 1 j having been lost or mislaid and notice thereof given tithed a wer and endorser. A suitable reward wil be paid for the rceovcry of said note, by nov 17 (it EDWARD THOMAS. j (1 y The Constitutionalist will give the above six nsc t ons. NT). ii i’.. —i be public is cautioned againste ed- ! Ring a yum g man named \umste ui Mi,hr s, wh , left this eoupuy a fiw days past, indebted to , mmy of our men Units to a considerable amount, 1 i n 1 is supposed lu have gone to Leorgia, Alabama, or Mississippi, and will no doubt act in the simp \ way there, where he is not known,as he is wo 1 I dressed, in good, apparel, and may pass for what be s not and cam o; lie. an honest man. THUS. Mot'l 1,1,01 OH & 8( N. (Hadden's (Hove, Fairlild Hist., S. C. J November 13, 1838. >3l nov 31 HPLIR SALE —My I'l.uitaliun in Baker enmity, I' 34district, on a ning bUO acres, lying on the w tiers of C'hh kasahatebce creek, Nos. gjs and 3,79; j n| wards of lot) a< res cleared and under good fenc ing, a large new g n house, gin and running gear, an i xc ‘iloirt smoae house, kit ’hen, and double pen dwelling house,good negro cabins, and stables, two wells of good water. Any person desiring to look i at the above propcily will liml the owner, or her 1 agent, on the place during the winter months. D. C. BALDWIN. I Athens, November 26, 1838 wtlstapl Georgia, .letterson county: U, ilEilEAs Ashl.’.v Built ps administrator of the estate o Solomon Phillips, deceased, ! applies for letters dismissory from s iid estate: Tuese are therefore lo cite and admonish all and i singular the kindred and creditors of the said deecr.s -j ed. to tile their objections, (if any they have.) my office, within Lie time prescribed by law. Liven under mb hand at office, this 30th N’ovem her. 1 818. [nov 34] __ E. BOTH WELL, Clerk. . , , 11 AN AW A \ Irmn ihe suiiscr TTV'x ber», res ding in Oreenvillc, La., a mulatto buy, by the name of DICK, (calls himself B.ielmrd,) said boy is T V'* about 6 feet 1 inch high, raw boned, and weighs about 170, or 80 lbs. i r ■ quick spoken, with one of his tore lei lb broken otf, and hm Imle hair |on his head; quite intelligent active,and strung as to muscular power. Wo brought said negro from the , line ol Mississippi and Alabama, s-uniter County Dick had on when ho went away a mixed coat and fur hot, other clothing not recollected. Ho formerly came from N.C. Also at Iho same lime runaway, a bright mulatto [ boy. by the name of W EBTLKV, belonging to Col | Cooper, near ilns place, about 35 years of age, quick I spoken, about 0 f.-n 2 or 3 inches high, spare music, j and a barber by profession. This boy was bought I from .Mr. U oohorke’s, at Columbus, in this Slate, ( and by him was brought from Maryland; lie has 1 I frequently threatened lo go back. Ntesilv had on when he Wont away, a striped pair of pantaloons. They both left without any provocation, and I with money enough to carry them some distance,! ] and it supposed will make lor some tree Biaie I I lis probable they may have free p sses, or may be 1 tarried of by some while ners m. Whoever will apprehend sail negroes,ami lotlspthem in Jail, so 1 'ha; we get hem, shall be libemiHl*; warded June id Hardaway & hawklns ' I i N t lot tic -i will take place outhi fr>t Muu Ey j iin January n a xt, fora County Surveyor, for Richmond m inty, to ill the vacancy occasioned by the re.il 'nation of A. G. Halford. V. W,\ L (CRH, J. I. C. A. RHODI>, J. J. C. n ivß Vi t i JN<SK l NNKit, J. I. ( jrsT uecfivieo. |« t HUITY-M 11 I: LTK i••V<>l XG ■ iROES, well irlcl, dint f ont \ itgmtn, wbi'li will I f mid on a- c rod i»,s is. if not hotter, in m j any In. of Neg.-oei tint cun b* shown hi onr market, i I hey io'si l of likely »'< 11 • > Hoy-. and tlir.s, I At. '5 iic-y will I c >:oM sin; yor m Ida to suit purch lets by a permanent citizen oi Ha i urg, 8. :r. I’erso is wish! i; to purchase H psojsi* call ' and exa on ; for thew elves, at tec ho’ftc of the , sub«crl i •. .1 )■ F.PII WOODS .v Co. nov 28 t v/.'.'w MXECUroits’ sale. 4 % / 11,1. 1.- sold on tho fist Tuesday in January * v next, at the lower Market Ilo.njs, in the city 'of Anon; ■a. a Tinttcf I’inc J,' n 1,1 e.o i Hi; t > the ; estate,of Jo in Fox, ilcciscd, known a; the lilt c mill tract, t outei ft i !< flora Augusta, tonte'n ! in; about 1918 rcics, and adjoinin; lands of Hale, 1 Vcrdery an 1 Philips. Terms made known at sale. I'KTKT BENNGCH. ANTOINE PICQUKT. HENRY H. Cl MMING. November 80,1838 trwtd Executors. iiisMilui rioST ~ ] I'I’IIIE cojmrlmrsbiphtreiidore existing mo'e I 3 firm of Itoborl.-cm & Benedict, in this day dis I solved by mutual consent. Ail persons .miehled I to the lulu linn are requested to make iinniudinie 1 pavmunt to J. B. Ilobi risen, who is authorised in ' colleet all the outstanding debts, and miend to a'> j the unsullied business, J. 11. lIOBEBTSON | Augusta,7th July, 1837 J, S. IiI'.A’EDKT ijCK J. B. HO f» HUM'S! IN will cum uue Ibo •'■hoe 1 Business on Ins own account ill (he old stnnd, end | solicits a con!iimniice of the fori or patronage ex. ended In tho late firm 173 'July ‘Jo I tKJLfCTHORPH i Sl\ KRSITY. FSIHE lies I term of this institution will cor.iinence I | on Hi • fist Monday in January next,at which j time applications for admission will bo received, and examination o 1 r n liJates tike place. The l\w!ill" Cimsish: if | Rev. C. I*. Human. Ihesi ii ntan.l Professor of Chem istry and Natural Philosophy. “ S. K. Tai.m voce, I’rafcsoor of Ancient Lan guages. “ C. W. Howard, Professorot Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Evidences of Christianity. N. AT. Cn \ wioiiD, Pr ifcssorof Mathematics. The Primary and Academic departments will bo under the charge of Mr. R. Ramsf.y, late of Au gusta, ns Rector, a gentleman of well known quali hcations—assisted in the I lassical and English clc p irtments by competent Teachers. The Faculty of the Colic ;c will exercise a supervisory power over these departments. The Students of the College will he expected to lodge in the Dormitories. A triple arrangi inentsaro madeforboarding, &c. Tlie rule requiring the tuition in advance,can, in no case, be dispensed with. liy order of the Hoard, nov 13 S. K. TALMADOPT, Secretary. ai i i u k RE vV ARD for the apprehension and Jp 8 * v delivery of my Negro man by the name of 15015, and the white man that decoyed him offi or I will give fifty dollars for cither of their apprehensions and delivery to me. The white man that I b dieve dei oy si oil - my man Bob, is by name, (as lie culled himself) Harris; he is about six feet high, dark hair, and rather squint eyed, when talk ing shows Ids upper teeth very much, his fore teeth very broad; lie stated that he was raised at the north, and talks very broad, and is rather stoop shouldered and slender built, long armed, long hands, and quite long lingers; he lias been engaged in working on the State Rail Road when my bands were engaged in the same business, and Harris and my negro man Dob botii left that place on Sunday night, the 21st October. I lands tried several other Negroes, and promised thorn half of what he could make by selling them, and their freedom in the end. He told them that he would sell them in every town they passed, and steal them again, and then take water and make their escape. My man liuti that lie carried oil’, is about 5 feet S inches high, stout made, and slow spoken, 1 as a fleshy, soft hand for a negro that labors, he can read very well, and can write a tolerable smart band, one of his eyes appears to be smaller than the oilier, lie ii tolerable black, and very broad across Ids shoulders, and has a down look. Any information respecting either or both, will be thankfully received. My residence is’intlwinnettco. Geo. Hynilcs below Law renceville. It is supposed they will take water, and go from one town to another, from Augusta on to the north. DUDLEY BONUS. (Jj” The Federal Union, Columbia Telescope, Fuj etteville Observer, and Richmond Whig, will publish the above four times wcely, and forward their bill to this otticc for collection. I )I.ANTATION FOU fSAI.M—The sub- H sender oilers lor sale Ills splmdid plantation, in Leo county,containing one thousand six hundred acres of land, nil in n solid body, it consists of lots 56, 57, 73, 88, 89, 103, KM, ami one other, number not now recollected, in the third District ■of Lee county. About 3 0 acres are in cultivation, and under excellent fencing, all fresh, none of it having been cleared more titan five or six years, and must of it within the lint two years. The cleared land is nil of lliolirsl quality, oak and hick >ry land, and Is capable ol producing Irom 13 to 1600 pounds of cotton to the acre. The un cleared laud is all u( I lie same quality, except two lo:s which are first rale pine land, and almost equal to the oak and hickory (or the production of cotton, tin the plantation is n lirst rule gin house and gin, 1 ihe running gear hunt lasi year; also a comlbrlalilo dwelling ami all oilier necessary outbuildings lor a planter who works ‘35 or 30 hands. On the land are several Hue springs of excellent, pure water and ] the well waler used in the plantation is iquullo al most any in the up-country, for freshness, am! purity. The place is also very healthy, os there i was not a sing e case of sii luiess among my ne groes lust year, requiring the attendance ol a phy oinn. Tho land lies on the eastern branch ol Chicka saw hntclne creek, 18 miles Irom Albany, in Raker countv, ihe hold ofsieamboat navigation on Mint river, which will enable the, purchaser lo gel his | crop easily lo market. The terms will he made to ! suit the purchaser. Enquire of the subscriber, at Adieus, or of i ho editor ol the Chronicle A Sentinel. June7 trw&wlf CIIARI.Es G. McKENLEV. FOR SAI.lt OH LEASE. A N excellent Coli.ai Rlnination on Bark Camp creek, in Burke county, lying west ol the lands of Governor Schley and Col. Grubbs, con laming fifteen hundred acres id unit and hickory land Ihe mam pan ol the cleared land has laid out more than thirty years, and is now equal to fresh ground. Nearly 300 acres were once culti vated, and can be again prepared lor cotton with very little labor; a small pun ol the place is now under cultivation, end several good houses are en the premises. We invito tho attention of all who desire lo buy a new plantation. This place is very favorably situated—4o miles from Augusta and 95 from Savannah, in the healthiest part ol Burke,near lo thv Central Railroad and in one of the most moral and agreeable neighborhoods in Georgia, possessing all the advantages of schools, churches and pos't offices, anil communicating in a lew hours with the two best markets ofthe stale. We prefer selling, but wo would lease for a term ol five or ten years, il applicants choose D C. BARROW, w. McKinley. Lexington, Oglethorpe county,> September 15,1838 \ wtf i fir The Constitutionalist will please publish the above weekly till ferbid. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD?' % ea Runaway Irom the subscriber, ut Richmond Rath, 16 miles Irom I g Augusta,on Sunday last,the Kith tustnnt, two negro men, viz : F7;?' George, about 32 or 23 years of °g*t yellow complexion, well made, slnghl in ln s built, and is nf Rear six led in height. He had on when heranawny a blue round 1 htui.ili.ij IS jacket, dark pantaloons and a tar ; paulin or sailor's has and was bare looted. Joshua, j the other, is about 29 or 21 years of age, daik cum- I plexion, slow spoken, had on a blue round jacket I and while pantaloons, a round-crown while wool hat and was also barefooted. He is about five feet I eight or ton inches high, and stout built, with a 1 smooth face, having no bear .! at ad. ! will give the above reward lb r the apprehension 1 ol said negroes, and delivery to me at Rath, it taken : in Georgia, or lor their confinement in some safe . oi l it apprtbended out of tho state, or Bfs far either if them. JAMES WHITEHEAD, sept 19 if \TOTICE. —Sealed proposals will be rereixed by i the undersigned, until the first Saturday in December next, tor Fainting and VVhitewtsliing the Jail. \V K. JACKSON,I W.V; U NIMMO, Committee. j nov 13 A. CUMMINS, J trwtd t/UJIiU it 1' is r..V S \ Lli. E j i a d ‘cite oi the honorable Superior Court of p fie Mid ] v Uist ict of Georgia, will be soul at ( ouimTa court bouse, on the lirst Tuesday in Jan uary mxt as t ie property of Augustus Napier, lour : j Norms, viz: Lucy and her three children, Betsy, i Martini and Sarah. i TIL MAM >7. HAMILTON, Committee , Novell 1 < r 20, 183 i. tl < c . iun .-■• a , « Sr* d h \ the (";•<: I'ue-day in February, will be sold, I vj y at lii; marker riuu»e in the town of Louisville,' < • ePerson county, wit nn tire lawful hours of sale, 1 \'c:'roes Lclnnring to the e lite of Maj. John 1 er- . fieri, late of said county, dec cased, to -ether with > fund v other articleenr.s cash. .1 NO. MAC i’ll KUSt N BERI IBV, November 2d, ISIS, tl Executor. ATO'liyfSl'ii.U'l i s ' s a.r.. ipr RSL AN rto an o.d»r from the Inferior Court of Columbia county, wilt be sold on the Inst i msday in January, before the courthouse in Co- ‘ lumbia county, all the ual estate belong to the cs- ; fate of Stanton Porter, deceased MAM Y PORTER, Administratrix. November 8. 1 M' S. td • — — 1 % .» l.iAi'Jlt.V ffAbi;. ia M J 11. L be sold on the second Tuesday in Decera \ $ bur next, ,it being the 11th day of said i month,) at the lvu ; residence of Owen Holliday,de cease), in the village of Raytown, in Taliaferro ' county, all the perishable property I elonging to tiie cslat • of said deceased, consisting of horses, mules, lugs cows, sheep, and stock of all kinds, a large : number of park hogs, &c. 6rc., and a large quan tity of corn, fodder, oats, &c. fee., household | and kitchen furniture,plantation tools, ike., and va rious articles too tedious to mention. Ihe sale to j continue from day to day, if necessary, and the j terms t o be made known on the dav. THE ADMINISTRATORS, j November 1, 1838. td i idXf.CUTmix’* SALK, ON Saturday, the loth day of December next, at | the late residence of William Underwood, de ceased, hi Columbia county, will be sold, the whole of lire perishable property belonging to said estate, | com isting of corn, fodder, fee., horses, mules, c attle,! hogs, plantation utensils, wagon, cotton gin, ttc. ! terms made known at the sate. MARY JON EM, Executrix, j October 25, 1838. td N r OTICK.—There will be offered for sale on Monday and Tuesday, the 17tli and 18th days oi December next, at the late residence of John Ford, dec., in Gwinnett county, Ga., all the per sonal property' belonging to said deceased, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, one set of Blacksmiths tools, one large sett of Plantation Tools, Corn, Tedder, j Household and Kitchen furniture of various kinds, | 1 and many other articles not e numerated. also, j ; There will be sold before the Court House door of! | said county', on the Bth day of January next, within j i the usual hours of sale, six Negroes belonging to I '• said estate: —Trank, a boy 12 years old; Sarah, a I woman 22 years old, and her infant child ; two small girls and a small boy about four years old. — Terms made known on the day of sale, nov 15 wlt ANDREW JOHNSON, T.x’r. A GB.EEABLE to an order of the Honorable "Hi- 1 YV ferior Court of Jiurke county, when sitting for 1 ordinary purposes, will he sold on the first Tuesday I in February next, at the Court House door, in VVal- J I kcr county, between the usual hours of sale, a Lot ( of Hand, No. 95, 28th district, 3rd section, contain * ing IGO acres more or less, sold as the property of H. J. Roe, deceased, for the benelit of the creditors of said deceased. Terras on the day- of sale, nov 15 A. IJ. RLE, Adm’r. A GHEEABLE to an order of the Honorable ln ferior Ccur. of Burke county, when sittingfoi 1 ordinary purpr ses, will be sold on the Inst Tins lay j s in February next, at the Court House door, in the I town of Waynesboro, between the usual hours of 1 sale, one halt of two unimproved lots of Land, in 1 said town,b 'longing to the estate of John J. Hoe, 1 deceased, sold for the benefit of the creditors of said 1 deceased, j erms of sale on the day. nov 15 A. H. ROE, Adm’r. A G K EEABLE to an order of the Honorable in- ( is. ferior Court of I urke county,when sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold on the lirst Tuesday in February next, at tiie Court House door, in the town of Waynesboro, between the usual hours of sale, the following lands belonging to lire estate of ( Eleazer Lewis, dec’d, four hundred acres, more or 1 less, where he lived, adjoining lands of Leaston Sneed, and others, also, 225 acres adjoining lands o l ' ( William Murphree, and others, also, .225 acres ad” I joining lands of James Grubbs, and others, and 2UO acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Daniel Hull, and others, sold fur the benelit of the heirs and ere ditors of said deceased. Terms of sale on the day nov 15 E. L. COWART, Exec’r. A O.VI 1 Sf isTKATi >K‘S .‘ALK. ( WILL be sold at tiie market bouse in the town ( ? f of Louisville, Jefferson county, on the lirst ( Tuesday in February next, in the usual hours of ( sale, to the highest ladder, agreeable to an order of . Hie honorable Inferior court of said county, when ; sitting for ordinary purposes, the following negro slaves, viz: Dolly,a woman about sixty' years of age, Harry, a man about twenty-live years old; - Amy, a woman about twenty years old, and Mary, a ' girl about live years old, Violet, a woman about twenty years old, Hie property of the late James T. i Hudsen, deceased. Terms on the day of sale. f ELISHA SMITH, Administrator. a November ID, 1838. td c AU.ut.iisr ha O Isl, ‘ i ; BY virtue of an order of the honorable Inferior c Court of Columbia county, when sitting for or- h binary purposes, will he sold, at the Columbia court bouse, on the first Tuesday in Januarynext, between the usual hours, three negroes, to wit; Tom, a fel- ; low, Kitty, a woman, and Edmund, a boy', belonging to the estate of Joseph Barnes, deceased; sold for ( 7 Hie purpose of distribution among the heirs. 'Terms ». cas l>‘ GABRIEL JONES, Administrator. November 0, 1838. td , i'vr.sl TOiVBD SALIk b AGREEABLE lo an order ol Hie Honorable the li Inferior Court ol Burke eomily, while sitting for oidinary purposes, will be sold on the firstTnes .my in January next, at Clarksville, Habersham e unt\, In tween Hie usual hums ol sale, uvo hun dred and fifty acres of Land, No. 111, in said conn- ] ly, belonging lo Hie esiale of Henry T. Utley, de -I ceased, sold ibr Hie benefit ol the heirs and eredi- 0 tors of said deceased. Terms of saloon the dav • P WILLIAM UTLEY, > ~ , < G. B. UTLEY’, b October 16,183 L id ii CTaK D IVANS SAI.B. h VVni.Lbo sold before the court house door in _ »» the town of Waynesboro, Burke county, a nn the first Tuesday in January next, in the usual I hours of anle, to l lie highest bidder, the following „ negro slaves, to wit; Croney, a woman about 50 years of age; Chaney, a woman about seventeen, *. and her uvo children, Harriet a girl about 2 years , old, and Fanny an infant; Guv, a boy about 15 L years old—sold by order oI the Honorable Inferior Court of Jefferson county, when sluing for ordinary l purposes, as the property of the late Turner Moore, J deceased, of Burke county, for the purpose of divi- ~ sion amongst the heirs of said deceased. Terms i. on the day of sale. • FREDERIC J. RIIENY, a Guardian for the Minors. „ Ociobcr 22, 1838. id “ ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE* 8 the first Tuesday in January next, will be ■” sold at Caerolion, Carrol county, lot No. one hundred and twenty in the tenth district of said county, the same belonging to the estate of Joshua I Slanlord, and said in compliance with the last will J and testament of said deceased. 'Terms made L known on the day. GUILFORD ALFORD, si Administrator, vvilh the will annexed. e September TJ, 1838. id o A LL persons having demands on William Under- TV wood, late of Columbia county, deceased, are requested to render them in. attested agreeably to t t.iw, and those indebted to sail estate are requested to make immediate payment to Gabriel Jones F-q ' agent for the executrix. MARY JONES, Lx Tx , November 6, 1838. gw 1 -\TO TIC E.—All persons indebted to WG lover m. ai late of liichmo d fountv, deceased, are re- di quested to come forward and make raiment and ti those having demands against the same ire no' od I to p.esent them properly authenticated, within the i Hme prescribed by law. JOHN FOSTER I n Novemberll, 1638. 6w Administrator. f UMUER.—7 II'. un . n ;:r.o La-. * •“ the saw mill, (fate Beal.. i n Little •* pkil creek, m in.! o nr.i i u Suppl.es of sawed I.umber fan }}• nliiitm.il, ny leaving Inns, or otherwise, at tlia store nt Messrs. llmiley it Owens, or the su perintendent, ( -r Cason,, at tho Mills. A. I‘EMBEUTOV, net 17 w2rn JOSEPH S. REYNOLDS. .a. ,1 S'Oil SALK-A valuable House fund Lot iu Crawford vilie, ami a ,Stoc« of Hoods.— Ila undersigned be ing ,1 tin nns 1.1 fin.c liitir nieiri.nl I Is.- lius.in ss,oiler I t sal tlirir )i,t in :he mini ol < i.m ionlvillr, I ul imurrocounty. ll in ueil improved, Inning a first r»to Hlnr.i [muse mid counting room, roiatiTlulilo duelling, kitchen, Arc nil Hearty nei. of go id riiu lynals,and veil arranged ll lfie lot is no! said be 1 Tciim first I uom!ay in Dcra-aificr, ii will then bo nfljiid at (ni'jl r sis in and po.-ses i m given i lie first day of January m \t. Terms w ill he ae- omtnoda in.', arid he r.i i.lc known at tim t ofs 10. 1 buy will also sail n goo I birgoin in He ir stock of (finds, wbittli line been w II tcitl'lui! in New Voikas.il I h irlestmi, ami is generally admitted to bonne mu.mg llie ir'si selected stores in Iho up aUr ry. Any pern n wishiig lo vest rnpilal in m-loliandito, would done! lo call and examine Ibis properly. BATTLE & 1 'ICKINMf.N. t lawlordvilli, (fa , August 29, 1833. wi ll rs ' COD LAND i'Oll SALE The suhsen Vs bets oiler lor nlo their lands on Broad river in Elbert roumy, eight milts south of Eiherion comprising two betileineiits, one ol 623 nitres, and ihr other POO teres ; the c in on the two so tletiunts •lilt) arrrs of r ver bmtom, 260 ol which is cleared mid adapted to the uullivn i m of com or eolion, 350 or 400 acres of fresh land, well adapted to the nilnvnii in of rollon, ami about 450 aens ol woo l land, of good quality ; the old high land still pro dares well, au.l bin Utile washi d ; rninfiriable and commodious single stoiy dwellings, a go'a) gm house, Terms nrn inmod nog, hut a liberal allowance w ill he made for nrompi payment Till s nnquesiionahl'.t. SIMEON 01.1 Vl', 11, OC'I >7 wt Isli'ee sip- i.to v win r r ADMHViSTU.v l\ -it. r. .-i,4 c.s,, WILL be soi l, on the 2Sth December, at the late residence of John Jones, deceased, near Wriglitsboro, Columbia county, all the pci pliable propc.ty belonging to said deceased, consisting of stock, corn, fodder, oats, household and kitchen furniture, tec. Terms on the day of sale. EDW’I). WM. JONES, Administrator. November 22, 183 S. td IVT OTICE.—AII persons indebted to the estate of i* John Jones, deceased, of Columbia county, will make immediate payment, and those having demands render them in according to the requisi tions of the law. EUVV’D. WM. JONES, Administrator. November 22, 1838. wCt ADMIN!STKATOIt’S SALE. ‘ W ILL he sold, at the late residence of John *¥ Moss, deceased, of Lincoln county, on the second day of January next, the perishable prop erly of said deceased, consisting of corn, fodder, oats, horses, mules, stock of cattle, sheep, and hogs, household and kitchen furniture, and various other articles too tedious to mention. Also, the negroes hired, and plantation and ferry rented for the ensu ing year. Sale to continue from day to day until all is sold. Terms at sale IV. W. STOKES, Administrator. November 23, 1838. td ADMINISTfIVTOH’S SALE. WILL be sold at the court house in Starkes ville, on the first Tucsdayin February next, agreeable to an order of the Inferior court of Burke county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, lot two hundred and eleven in the 15th District, originally Dooly, now Lee county, sold as a part of the real estate of H. C. Maund, deceased, for the benefit of the creditors. Terms on the day of sale. W. W. MAUND, Administrator. November 21, 1838. td A DMI.VJSi ttA !OrtS> *AJI,K. 7,. A ' ILL he sold ,n the Into residence of Joseph V V Shoo moke, deceased, in Burke county, on the Ist Ued.u. eay in January, 1.-3.', all tbs p<?r soiial ivop r e.v opt the negroes, belonging to said deceased At the same time and pi ice, iho negroes belong ing to tho minor heirs, will be hired out and tiio 1> u,l leuiocl. fc’ale to continue from dny lo day until all is sold. JO sEPII A SHKWMAK E, } . , , Isaiah carter, j yll,m ,s ' oct 25 td Georgia, Etirke county: Bli the Court if Ordinary of Burke county. LUKAS Benjamin D. Hill,administrator of V v William W hit,.eld, deceased, late of said county, has petitioned said court for letters di.smis sory. These are therefore to cite all persons interested, dohe and appear before said court, on the first Mon day in May next, to tile ti.cir ob jections, if any they have, otherw i e said letters will he granted. By order of said Court, this 20th October, 18.1 S. nov 1 T. 11. m.'iTNT, D. tick. . , . _ "" TI7ILL fie sold on Wednesday, 12th December V V next, all the perishable properry belonging to tho estate of Thomas J. Wright,deceased, latejjof Columbia county, coa.-isting of horses, cattle, hogs, corn and fodder, plantation tools, household and kitchen furniture, one ox cart and oxen, and many other articles too tedious to mention. Terms made known on the day of sale. 0. W. BALDWIN, Administrator. November 1, 1838. w2t INCUR months afterdate application will be . made to the honorable the Juttkes of the Infe rior Court ol Burke county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lour hundred and ninety acres of land, in originally Irwin, now Lowndes county, known as No. five in the fifth district, it be ing tiro real estate of Sardis K. Cross,late of Burke county, deceased, and sold for the benefit of his heirs and creditors. JOSEPH S. CROSS, Administrator. November 2, iBSB. INOUH months afterdate application will be made to the honorable the Inferior court of Jelferson county, when sittingjfor ordinary purposes, for leave to sell two hundred and nine actes of land in said ounty, on the waters of t haver’s creek, adjoining lands ol James and William Clements, and others, belonging to the estate of Ephraim Ponder, deceased, for the purpose of division. HEZEKI AH PONDER,? „ JAMES. 11. MOBLEY, j Lxecutor3 ' November 19, 1838. '^T OTICE.—Four months after date, application will he made to the honorable Inferior Court of Richmond county, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave lo sell a lot of land in the city c f Augusta, fronting 37 feet 0 inches on Ellis street, by 132 leet. Also, 10 shares of the capita) stock in the Bank of Augusta, the property of Michael Kinchly, deceased. A. KINCHLV, Adm’x. November 22, 1838. m4t 'VTOTICE. —Four months after date application 1. v will bo made to the honorable Inferior Comt of Richmond county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, tor leave to sell a Lot of Land in the 16th district of Muscogee county, drawn by Jeremiah Luther’s orphans. P. H. MANTA, Guardian. November 22,1838. 4tm months alter dale application will bo mode lo the honorable Inferior Court of Burke county, when bitting fur ordinary purpooes, for leave to sell five hundred acres ol pine land, lying in Bniven county; one gold lot containing forty acres, in the 2d section, 2d district, Cherokee county, and one tow n lot in the town of Oxford, Newton county , aii belonging to the estate of Joseph Show- I raako, late «f Burke county, decenscil. Joseph a. shew make, >,, , ISAIAH CARTER, r AJm'is. September 25, 1838. ’ q m months afterdate aiqdfTation will b« I • i ,l V|. the honorable tho inferior Court of Columbia county, when silting for ordinary purpo ses, fur leave to sell tho real estate belonging to the estate of Stanton Porter, deceased, lor the purpose ot distribution amongst the heirs of said deceased NAM \ PORTER, Adminislratiix Ang' st 3". 1838. of sni() p „ nl , Georgia, umke county ; tiy ine Court cf Ordinary, of Burke county. \V HKR . KAS S,lsannall ■ mith.Administatrix of v v .!? r J mm mith, dec’d., late of said county lias petit jitcJ sai l louit. fur letters (Usmissory. if te art therefore to cite and admonish all tnd singular, the kindred and creditors of the said leceassd, to be and appear at my office, within the I tunc pus nhed by lav,-, to shew cause, if any they -" ' ', xx liy said letters siiouid not he granted. I Given under my hand at office, in Waynesboro, I ■his Bth day of Nov. 1838. ‘ nov 16 T. H. BLOTNT, D. r. 1 Cuhutibui cou»(wt j W UbK ‘' J 1 UnWS S" r " K, « u - aiiiuini-imor, ,V . “nthuMrtiJ 1 ol i'obert W. \\ alkvr duo « i( J. v j -i hcscnre therefore i« ci,o and admonish all and ( ! ” , '6'"V r ’ ,! k " dr( « Uli;l urc-ihlots ~l Hu Sil id ,l 0 . ctMsrd, I.) (ilc Itien- .i.-ijeeu.ii.s, if tffiy,,^. Will.lll I lie I. me present,.,l I, y law, m t.,v „fi c ■ shew cause V. by said letters ah. ~Jj (10 , f„, I hum under my hand ihia vd dnv m Jm»- i r!H ! <• x HUII.I. HI.NKs. ( |’ rk „i< 4 , tiilllaiaia i ..Hilly ; ’ ■ |'J ERE,VS James Cartlulge, administrator dn * » horns mm, applies lor 1, item dismissory on rho c.nSqu* at Arm i \V nliuT, docta'p'.l. Tlmse are then-lore to cue and admotiish all nn J singular, ihe kindred and eredilnrs ol Iho said de leased. In tile tlioir uhje. licms, if u „y they have within the lime |irismlied by law , in niv otlii-e’ u sn w cause why said letters should not be gram.’ ed hive:i under n y hand and seal at office, this -d day ufJui.e, 1838. ’ *“ _ (JABHJEL JONES, felrn. Georgia, Seriven comity: ‘— ~—— C Zrv‘ Vr r i~.TT"' i uir -hlhn S, “ 1 tU . T f lte,ld, J '• Jtffer «n Roberta, and hiM ios < . c towart, Es js rT 'V' ‘ y< ’ ,■ • J,th l M't 1833. 1.1 ON i he application of Thomas ii. burns ad ~. nnmslra'.or ol (V illiam (boss,deceased, lai’e of •'(•riven county, s amg that bo | iua r u ) iy admirns lered sa d estate, ami piay,iigciialion (hr letters duo missory. it is, on motion, o;d red that the Clerk do issue a citation, requiring all persons (o show c ‘"“ ( ‘ an > I ,, ‘r y h:i , vo wl, - v ,l, ° Khali not be i,n«nied ; and that ihe same be published once a inoinli lor six months. ' mu a A true exl-u t from the minut. s. .hh m ,oo . «!?** »»tim JO-vt ihA lEitit V, Clark. Georgia, .Jelfcrsim county ; ~ U/ Hiv.IKAS liryam Fnltord, administrator ou the estate id Seth Eason, late ol tins noun ty, (leceased, applies lor loners dismissory Iruin said Ost |e. 3 “ um I hese are therefore to cite and t dmoniih all and s ngnlur he km-lred and creditors ol said deceased id lilt their objections, if any they have, in mv of* lire, wiilnn the lime prescribed hy law, m ,|,ow Close why said letters o! dismission should umbo * Given under my hand at office in Louisville, t la» s "| lrt:w - L. BO XIIVV ELL, Chut. Georgia, Jefferson CountjT ~ \j HERCAS \\ ill" 1 “I L Kennedy, Ahmiiiig. V V iralor cl John Eight, lm e of tins county do censed, applies lor leiie.s dismissory irom said ad ministration, These are therefore to cite summon and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors ot ilie said deceased, to bo and appear at my office within 10 ‘V" 0 l )rt 'ecnhcd by law, to shew cause, if any ll.ey have, why said letters shall not be granted lB B my ha " d 111 ° mce > 111 Luuisvdle,this LKKiNEZKI; HOTHWELL. Clerk. Guorgin, liurko county: ~ \\ J lKfthA.S Civ,llly iiutm, administratrix out V f Ibeest ate ol -Moses liunn, deceased, ajnAip" ' *->r letters ol dismission from said esiino. these are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said dec’d to be mid appear at my office, within the time nrescrib ,i,;.“s, nz zttssssz****- !i ll S y 6m T. 1L li LOCI NT, D. Clerk. Georgia, Scriven comity: JIt.UEAS Moses N. iWeCnll applies for let h’bs dismissory from the executorship of "■‘ham Jj. Itopson, of Si-riven county, deceased ; i hese are therefore to cite and admonish ail and sigular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he and appear at my office, within the tin e pre scribed hy law, to show cause, if any they have why said letters should not be granted. ’ Given under my hand, at office, in Jacksonboro. tins 10th day oi September, 1838. «cf"- 10 JOoiiUA TERRY, Clerk. I (>eofgia, Kcnven couiTiyT ' i ii ElliSAs» Azari.th ii.iincis applies for loiters | »' » dismissory on Hie estate ol Anneis Art nit, of Scriven county, dw eased ; j i iieseare therefore to cite and admonish id! and Lingular the kindred and creditors ol said d vtasid iol.e and appear at my office wit;,,„ me time pre scnbtd by aw, to snow cause if any ih,-y hive, \\Jl3l tHiil letters HhoiiliJ not bo groun d I.iv. n under my hand at office, in Jaiksonboro. Uuw K.iiojjy ot Scpieniljcr, * *’ ,,t h» JQ-Hlf t i’EßßY.riorh. (..eolgsa, fictiveu county: EEifEAS Noah JTeeman applies for letteis V f dismissory, on the estate 01 Eliza Oliver dec., of beriven county. These are therefore to cite, summon and admonhlt all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the lime prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters shall not be granted. Given under my hand and seal at office, this 2tli day of November, 1 ‘•oS. nov Id JOSHUA PERRY, Clerk. Geotgni, Columbia county: \ % J fi EREAS Archimedes Tee Zacliry, adininis vT, trator of George A. Tindall, deceased, an plies lor letters dismissory: i hose are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindled and creditors of the said deceas ed, to lile their 0 jeetions (if any they have) at my office, according to law. Given under my hand at office, this 6th November. 183 g. [novBJ GABRIEL JONES, Clerk, r Georgia, .{ciferson county: V,k. lIEUEA* Hugh Neeiy,ndministrator on the w V estate ol Junii s Neely, decunged, applies for letters ilisnnssory truin smd iidininisirutimi. These are ilu vefore to cite and admonish nil nr.d singular the kin Irod and creditors of said ilee’d 10 be ami appearatany office, within the time prescrib ed hy law, to shew cause,il'any they have, why said letters should not be granted. I Given under my hand at office in Louisville,this 21st day of July, 1838. July 21 EiiEN EZER TOTH WELL,CI k» Georgia,Jctlersou comity: a.w, ft Eli EAB Kherr.d Arrington, adtninistralor * * 011 the estate 01 Joseph Lockhart, late of said county, deceased, applies lor fellers of dismis sion bom said t.state. ’J hese are iheieloro to cits, summon and admon ish, all ami singular, the kindred and creditors ol said deceased, to be and appear nt my office within the lime prescribed by law, 10 show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not kr granted | Given under my hand at office in Louisville,this I 2oih Juno, 1833 June 23 EBE-NJIZER BOTH WE LL, Clark. OUII months after ditto application will be made to the honorable the nferior Court of Columbia county, when silling for ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell lot No. 38G, in the 12th dis trict ol tin Ist section, now Lumpkin county, drawn hy the orphans of William Lawrence, deceased, fur the benefit of said orphans ELIZABETH LAWRENCE,Guardian. September G, 1838. m 4 m If OUR months alter dale application win I® made to ihe Court of Ordinary, Ruikecountyt for leave to sell the real estate ol James Hines, de ceased, and also the roil estate and negroes ol the minor heirs of said James Hines. EVER IT SAPP, September 6.1888. Adm’r. and Guardian- JLIOUR. months alter date, application will be B. made 10 the Court i f Ordinary, of Kirlnnond county, (or leave to sell all the real estate of Pam- ‘ ttel Appleton, deceased, fur ihe benefit of his heirs. ~ JOHN FINN, Administrator, in right of hiswitc, Arm J Finn _ sep 8 mini I'll mom Its after dale, application w ill be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of I Richmond eounly, silling as a Court of Ordinary, for !e ive to sell lot No. 133, in first section Lw eounly, containing 2021 acres, fir the benefit^ 1 llio heirs of Rachel Kenney, deceased, fate V Gwinnett county. ' JOHN C. GRIFFIN, Adra r. October 10, 1338 months after dale application will | ie *- made to the honorable Inferior Court of FurW county, when silting lororditiary purposes, fiirlvave to sell all the real estate of Mark Uesabay, lam ol said munty, fijr the pur.aso of adivisiot. be'.wMti 1 the heirs of said estate. august 11,1838 GEO. W. EVAN-S Ad - INOUR months -after date, application wi ! * j . made to the honorable the Inferior C'-urr. j liurke county, when sitting far ordinary purp'- j lor leave to sell a Negro man, by nieni mo of G I belonging to the minor heirs of Joi n 11. Ki mT j il-TcascJ. ' nr.- 15 rnlt A. 11. ANDERSON, Gust'#'