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SHERIFF’S SALES. She rail s sales. ’WKTILL be sold on the first Tuesday to • ’ N \ea.b'r next, inthe Town ofOahlohnega, Lumpkin <•■ cmty, within the usual hours of sale,the fob owing p . erty, to wit : I One N>gr*> mm bv the name of Shelly, and One b- b. >.a lie of Chari* s.anJ a woman by th* name : of J ’c.r: town lot and houses is-i the town oi Dahlmi*. * a. kn -tfn at d distinguished by No. 94, 95 and 96 u< ta dtoWi t Also, Lot No. 82. 15 1 Seclion, north; le vied o>< as the property of Archibald McLaughlin, to -u-.dry ft. fas. one in favor of John Spring, vs. J>hnl! lunes. Richard I. Powell, and Archibald Me- 1 au-'tn >. Property pointed out by John L Kiehatd son, :r> i Richard L. Powell. One So rrel Horse, Saddle, Bridle and Mar- I faint: de,' v > bav horses,one bay mare mule, 1 o dMeer, | j yoke. I x (having died with the distemper.) 2 cross cut saws. U shovels 6 spades, 1 crow-bar, 2 matics 2 pecks, 2 augurs, 1 drawing knife, 5 handsaws, 1 wheel ba. tow? 1 lantern, 1 c. ffee mill, 1 pepper mill, (I hatchet. 3 smoothing plains, 2 jack plains, in the chest,) 4 carts and gear. 1 sei old cart wheels; 18 iron shovels for machin s, 5 bars, half in tyre iron, stindiy pieces or bars of iron and steel, 2 new patent gold washing machines 21 sides, harness leather, 33 ma chine bearings, 41 unused and new picks, 1 eat th bo rer,23 emuants <>f leather, 4io n drums f r panning, *4 s eete oi sheet iron, 3 remnant kegs f nails. 11 picks, C matics, I lot machii e irons and some scraps, 31 sho vels, 4 hoes, part of b meh small round iron, pat > of a .bunch hoop iron, 2 grind stones, 2 whip saws, 1 rope, 2 pair steelyards, 1 small iron pan, 1 set blacksmith tools, to wit : a bellows, 1 anvil. 1 vice, 2 sledges. 4 hand hammers, 1 small vice, 17 files, different kinds, 1 stock and die, 2 sets tongs, sundry cold chissels, 4 sheets punched sheet iron, 1 hand ax, sundry soaps iron, 2cows, 1 calf, 3 tea-kettles,2 ovens, 3 small iron pa s, 2 sknlets, 1 family furnace, 2 large tin buckets 2 washing tubs, 1 tray, 1 sifter, 1 tree shamer. 2 jars, 2 jugs, 3 common bedsteads, 2 curtain bedsteads, 1 fra med saw, 1 big pot and hooks 109 vol?, books, 2 sets ’ bras* d g irons, 1 st t iron dog irons. 18 soup .dates, 36 dinner plates, 2 doz. b*eckfa.-.t pla'es, IS dishes. 2 sauce dishes and stands, 2 err am poi stanps, 6 sallad dishes, 1 3 up dish and stand, 4 tee trays 1 pea bowl, 15 cups and 12 aucers, 1 sugar dish, 2 preserve dishes, 4 pine pitchers, 4 common pitches, half doz. common cups and saucers, 2 common pitchers, 1 bowl, 4 com mon dishes, 11 common plates, 2 wash bowls 1 pla ted castor stand, plated candlesticks, 1 tea boiler, 1 tin lantern halt'd* 2. gl sses, 1 common castor stand, 1 caudle snufler and stand, 5 cut wine glasses, 1 pair large fine gold scales and v ciihts, 13 brass candle sticks, 2 pair snuffers and one stand, 2 dozen fine ive- ry handled knives and forks, J 4 common do 2 carving knives and forks, 1 small pair gold st ales and weights, half team sand paper, 2 class salt servers, 1 dozen ta ble spoons, 2 dozen tea spoons, 2 paii hiass headed shovels and tongs, 1 jnj pan tin trunk, 1 pair saddle bags, 1 measuring tape, 1 looking glass 3 knight pans, 1 wash bon I, 1 d i k lantern, 1 remnant jar quicksilver, 1 iro turning lathe, 4 sot r plums, 9 jack plains, 15 tong and grove plains, 3 smoothing plains. 2 tenon saws, 3 key holesaws, 1 set bits and brace. 18 files! rasps 24 chisels, 3s. r w rivers, 1 pap'r corks, half! d Z'n pouches, 2 r ur>y combs, 7 brn-ties isc ewdi-j ver, 1 d >zeu rti-ps, I c.utttug knife, 3 ham ers,2spokc| shavers, 2 pair cornpases, 2 pair nippers, 1 foot adz. 11 p it n: gnnblets, 6 buuc.hes wood sciews, 3 pinchers or nipp rs,-8 s.ock locks, 2 bunches hu unges, 4 pa-j pera saddle tacks, 1 nob lock, 4 whetstones, 4 sannl bricks, 3 bags shot, 1 paper or bum Ir f wood screws. ] 2 nob locks, 2 boxes window glass, 5 door latches, 1 demijohn, 6 rat traps, 11 papers la tn blue k, half doz. pndl..< ks, 4 piece « upper leather, 2 remnants sknting, 11 lead crumbles, 3 baking pans, 14 common crucibles, 4 cut decanters, 10 cut glass tumblers, 10 egg g'asses, 6 wine glasses, 3 bench sciews, 1 large brass bell, five , fenih' r bed.,, 2 binds era 4 pillers, 12 couutvrn.mes. 2 table cloths, 7 sheets, 11 large bed hln kets, 23 iu n blers, commo >, 2 pine dressing tables, 6 chairs, 4 river boats, 7 boat -h vela, 4 hand shovels, and 2 rocking machines; all levied on as the property of Ch tries Pitts, tosatn-fy a niorig.igi u ti. fit. in tavor of J, D. Beers, J. R. St. John &. C’o. vs. said Pitta. One negro woman, by the name of Sarah; levied on by virtue of a Moitg go fi f.i, issued from the inferior court of Lump i i c unty, at the instance ot Cleinonds Quillinti vs. liar ty C. I'atuni Ouo Negro boy hy the name of Paul; levied on ia the property of Rob. rt J. M’Kiglit, to satisfy a fi In issued from a Justices Court of Gw innett con ey in favor of .J Hogan, vs. said M'K ight. Levy made and returned to me by a Cons.able. POST POXED SALES. Lot No. 303, 13th Dist. Ist Sec. Southj h vied mi as the property ofChnrles Baxter, to satisfy a fi. la. issued from a Justices Court of Burk county, i • favor of Garlick & Cates against said Baxter. Levy made ami returned to me bv a Constable. Lot No. 800, 12th District, Ist Section; le vied on as the properly of Moses Potts, to satisfy a ii. 11. issued from a Justices Court of Oglethorp county, in favor of John T, Penn, JLcxjl i-iJ- «***u tm-nctf r<. iur by a Constable, Two Negro Boys, ono by the name of Mo sr-i>, the other by the name of Adam; levied on as the the property of Reuben liulchisun, to satisfy a mort gage ti. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Lumpkin county. m favor of William Ptnchback. Al! the right, title nnd interest which 11. C. Tniuni has in nnd to Lot .X<>. 761. 12th District. Ist Seciion; levied on its the pr< petty of IL C. Tatum, to satisfy sundry fi. fas issued from e Jurtices Court of Lumpkin county, one in favor of Robert Stribling, vs. said i'atiim Levy made and returned to me by a Const able SAMUEL KlNG.Sh’ff. Oct. 6. Xiumpkin Sheriff s Sales V’sJ r ILL be sold on the first Tuesday m ” • December next, in the town of Dnhlolmcga, T. county, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit : One bny mate, seven vears old. one cart and gear, called the last cart.und a horse called Char- I. v, one new gold ma. lime, nearly completed, one lioivn pecks, on dozen .-hovels, one cross cut saw, and two aver,; evied on as the property of William Davts, to sa isly a Mortgage fi. fa. in favor of Stephen 1). Crane and Isaac R. AV alker. SA RUEL KING, Sh’tT. Oct 6. I'orsytli SheriSale** TIFiI.L be fold on the first Tuesday in v v Ni.ve.uber next, i i th, tow nos Camming, For •v to coii.ilv, within the usual hours ot sale, the loiiuw ■ nig p'cperty, to «it: Lot Nn, 293, 14th D.strict l*t Sectir n, lev ied o.i as de propertv o' Jesse Patterson, Io s.iisty u U. t.i issued from a Justice* court of D'-K c unit. i i tavor of A i.ham Gil ait v-. s.ud Paterson. Levy made an leiurneutw <i.i by u ii.ns aide. Lm No. 944, 3d District 1-1 Section; lev »u-' «■ :e property of R bert Mi I re, to snb-.iv n>i ■ . ini from a J i in s Coin tot g alton county , >.t * t 3 iijimiit ILi ~m >.k, vs. said Mudins. L«- v\ ... an : . ctur.ed to me by a Constable Lot No. 1119. 3rd District. Ist Section: h i • g • . r.s the prop*, ty < t \ d i a if s er, to satisfy . oi. i- ? eit ih.ni a J.istici » C uitol Ste > .irt c i-.nt v. 1.1 lav . ot Urlolrr. Curds A Co. vs said Hester.! L. v i r„ uh and relumed to me by a Constable. Lot N’. 1141, I 4< u District I st Sec torn: |e v ivd nas die propertv • t John .x. bliirel, to satisfy a ti; (Si.'. . j f vs cc~ ! , r >' in favor of E Pattoh & co- vs. said Shirali. Levy)' made and returned to me by a constable. \ Lot No. 495, 2nd District Ist Section; lev ied on as tne properly ol K üb< n Homes, to satisfy a fi fa issued from a Ju»iices Court of Upson county, in < favor ot Isaac aithews, vs. said Homes andJJavid ’ Aslin, Levy made and returned to mt) by a Constable. * POSTPC NED. Fraction No. 1362, 14th Distiict Ist Section; ! levied on as the propeity of vV iiliam Langston, to sa tisfy a fi. fa. issued from a Justices Conn of Forsyth ; Ci.limy, in favor oi Robert L. Lane, vs. said Langston. Levy made ami returned to me by ■< Constable. Lot No. 233, Ist Distro i Ist Section; lev e*i on as the property of Harbert i ucker, to satisfy a fl fa issued from a justices court <4 Eibeit coumy, in favor of Alfred Hammond-. Levied onand relumed to me by a constable. .Lot No. 797, 14 h District Ist Section; lev ied on as the propeity of Andrew Hutson, to satisfy a ii fa. issued from a Justices Court of Jell* rson count v, in favor of James T. Hutson. Levy .made and return ed to me by a Coustauie. Oct. 6. JOHN JOLLY D. Sh’H. MA/I LL be sold on the first Tuesday in ■ • November next in the town of Cumming. Forsyth county, within the usual hours of sale, the fol iowing pro; erty. to wit: L I No 1362 14th District, Ist Section ; levied on as the property of William Langston, to sa tisty an attachment i-.-m-d from a Justices Court oi For-y* hC- tinty in favor of R< üben Thornton. Levy j made and return* d to me by a Constable. ' Lot No. 11' 0, 14ili District, Ist Section ; 1 levied in as th; propi rty of T. B Bb>cke . to satisfy sundry fi fas. issued from a Justices Court of Mario . coumy, one in favor oi R< bert S. Dufiy. Levy made aud returned to me by a Constable. Lot No. 949, 14th Distrtc:, Ist Section, le vied on as the pioperty of Seabourn J. Scoggins, to sa tisfy sm dry li fas Issued if. ma Ju tices Court of Jack ton county, in favor oi Elijah Oliver. Levy made and returned to me by a Co.stable. Oct. 6. 11. BARKER. ShfF. Cobb Sheriff’s sales WILL be sold, tn the town of Marietta Cobb comity, on the first Tuesdey in No vember next, between the lawful hours of sale, the foilwoing property, to-wil: Lot No. 11S4, IGtb District, 2nd Section; saw and grist Mills on said Lot; levied on as the pro • perty of Salomon Stishie. John Richarcs and Ryit.e McV\ ire, to satisfy sundry ii ias. issued f rom a Justices Court oi Campbell county, in lavor of Jeremiah Sam pler, vs. said Itii hards aud M’- .ire, Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. Lol No. 1215, 16 Ii District, 2nd Section ; levied on as the property of Ervin Lee, to satisfy a ii. fa issued from a Just ices Court of Walton county, in favor of S. M’Jutikm. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. Lot No 174, Ist District, 2nd Section; le i vied * n as the property ofJan.es E. Thomas, to sati | 1. a ii la. issued from a Justices Court of Favelte coun tty in favor of Samuel M’Junkin. Lew made und re i turned to me by a Constable. ; Lots No. 367 and 369, 19 h District, 2nd j Section; b< th levied on as tn* ; iperty of ; Few, t*> satisfy two fi fas issued from a Justices Court ;of aiton county, i > favor of Joseph Cason, vs. said Few Levy made an. returned to me by Constable. Lot No. 1091, 17 ii District, 2d Section ; levied < nas the prop* ily of Ge .rge Knott, to satisfy .tw fi fas issue.! from a ‘astiees Court oi Walton county, in favor ofS unuel M’ Junkin, vs said Knott Levy make and returned to -,.e by a C instable. Lot No. SIS, 19lh D-irict, 2*l Section; levied on as die property of U iiliam Greeson, to sa tisfy a li. fa issued ffom a Justices C* urt of W alt* n county, in favor oi -i’J.mkm »JL Sumh, vssaiu Greeson. Levy made and rciurm d to me by a Constable. Lot No. 405, 2d District, 3<l Section; le ’ vied on as the prop, rty of Ri< hard Garner, to satisfy two fi,fas issued from a Justices Court *f Waltons.>u*i ty, in favor of J seph Smith, vs said Garner. Levy I made and returned to me by a Constable. Oct 6. DAVID MAY, D. Shff AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE. Lot No. 227, 20th District, 2nd Section, continuing on« hundred and sixty Acres, more or less; 1. vied on as tin- prop, rty of lam, s (Rawson. »o satisfy a fi fa issued from a Justices Court of Clark county, in , t ivorof the Ext cuto'3 of B. foni Brown, dec. nse.f, vs. , James Gl.iwson and James M liw. ther. Levy made , ..nd returned to me by a Crms able Oct. 6. Joseph ciiastain, d. shir. AT THE SAME TIME \ND Pl ACE. Lot No. 1114, 19th District. 2>*<l Section ; p-tevrrtT <>n ’as th** pr .pt rty of \ iiliam Chi'wood, to sa u-ty sundry fi las issued from n Justices Court in favor ot Robert Brown, vs said' hitwoud. Levy made and leturucd tome by a Constable. Lot No. 130, 6th District, 4th Section, le vied on as the pr**perfy ol A J. Abney, to sati fy a fi 'a issued from a Justic. s Court of Jackson county, in I nivorot Robert L. Lune. vs. said Abney. Lev\ made | end returned to me by a Constable. Lot No. 1259, 16th District, 2d Section, !»• vied on as the property of George T. Anderson, to sa I ttelv sundry fi ias from a Justices Court in favor ot ■ Russel Si Bch.f, vs said Anderson. Levy made and rt- I turned to me by a Constable. Lot No. 229, 19th District, 2nd Section; le vicu on ns the property of Milton Worthy, to satisfy a ! •] fa issue.! from a Jus i es Court of Gwinnett county, ijn favor of Wi.liam zzuid Lvy made and returned ' to me by a Constub.e, ; Oct 6. GEORtiE RABER, Shtf L niou Shor es Si 0,1 * u> ti**' 1 ,i Cst!'V in ” ' November next, in i m town of l»Li-svi!lc, Union enmity. Within t . usual hums oi sale, the fol * u« ino propeily, to w it : Lot No. 2GB, 9 h District, l-i Section ; le v<d, nas the i-nipi riy o< Nimrod E. I’> ker, t<. sate fv a li fa. issued from a Jus iris Ci.u:’ of Houston conn ' iv. in Ii v rot VA a I son X. \\ arien. vs. said Duckrr. I’ro !pil' v i mnted i-ui bv Ji b i Bmt.scn. Levy made and i u turned to me bv u Cuusiuble. Lot No. 207. 7tit !)' trie*. Ist Section; le va «l o aa tin- prop- r ‘ i\ J tm 11 it.-he cks, io satLfv a li. in is>u. d itoio I < S piiim- Court if ('..nipbeil . m ti. i,i lav -r •' 1 Ramm is. sail Hi c> l( .ock. Pr .pi rD j< iiii< <i <>u by Jt>s< ph NicLur. Lot N » 323. T h I’l-im t, Ist S< <-tio«' ; , h’vn-d in n t v p .>, ,ity nt .Austin Bryr'it. io sai.xv > fi W. n-iii ,| s‘iui i .1 -I-t n> s Court "I < ain hr H < nun 11. i i ..iv .>r iLn : am' Cm l», G. s -id Biy aul. Levy made au l rUurn«d to m- by a L'ou-tau c*. L<>. N". 180, 16 h Disirtct, I>t Seition; levi .■ < as ihe ;• op. rty « f Manin Kendra k-. to Rt i ti.-D a f. t.i i-siiid ’tom a Justires Court ■ f I Hn>n c< i ti . i t ivor <>i I rl«h I'. Case, vs. said K uJ.-.cii. i Leiv made and returned to tu<- bj a Constable. The I’ndivtded half of L,t No. 259, Bth District Ist Section; !ci i< donue t e r>ro| e t ty id John B. I l.isLiin, to satisly a fi. fa. i-s ied (. >m I’.e I rite i r Tomi of llab< rsoam county, m t*»ui of Julio IL Jm.e.- A. co is. said Chastain. J. r U ELLBORN, Shir. Oct. 6. ADM INJSTPtATORS SALE. A GREEABLY to an order of Hie honorable the In I zju. terior Court oi Hall county, when sitting for or dinary purposes; will be sold in the town of Marietta, ’ Cobb county, on the first Tuesday in October next, ‘ a Lot ot Laud Ao. C.Gi j S | District, 2nd Section, con- 1 tarn.ng forty ceres. Sold for the benefit of the heirs 5 and creditors of James Thomas, late oi Hall county deceased. Terms made known on the day- BRANNON THOMAS, Adm’r. July 12.—21—tds A D MIN LS TRAT 0R S SALE. GRLLABi.Y t* au order ot the honorable the In -LIA. (erior court of Richmond County, when sitting lor ordinary purposes, will be sold in the town of ClarksH.le, Habersham county, on the first Tuesday m October next, th« one third of lot number 13—I t district <*f Habersham. Sold for the oenefil oi the heirs and creditors of Robert Coombs deceased Terms made know n oil the day of sale. , ! , JollN 8- COOMBS, Admr. July 19—22—tds. Gl CA R DL\N’S~SALE.-Agreeably, to an order < ot tiie honorable (lie Inferior Couit of Wilkin on county, when sitting for ordiuar y purposes, will be sold on the first Tuesday in November next at the Court house door in Poinsett Murray county, one lot ot land No. 140 m ninth district of the third section. > d tor the benefit of James Hat< her mor orphan ot Josiah Hatcher deceased. Terms made known on the day. J. E. DENNARD, a .om , Guardian. August 2 - 24-—tds f notice. LL persons, .laving business with the subscriber . are notified that he will attend t:-.e Su.nmer and Fall Superior courts, in the ( herokee circuit - Pers.ns interested would do well to call on him on the first or second day of the court. WILLIAM G. SPRINGER, ! August 2—24—fit. FOR SALE. ’lT iIIE 9ubscriber °ncrs for sale a Lot in the 3 Town of Edahwah, with a House fifty bv twenty-four feet, nearly finished. This Lot is in an (1 igible part ot the town, on the principal steel* the House is admirably calculated for a Store. ALSO, A Lot separated from the public square only by a lot ofsixty feet. The Lot fronts on both the principal -treets running paralel through the town, and is con venient to the public Spring. On this lot there is a House, twenty by twenty-four, intended for a Kitchen, a good smoke-house and other improvements. Terms— Any or all of this property will be exchang ed for vegro property, or soldon acredit ofsix months. Possession will be given of the Lot firs' mentioned, immediately, of the other in thirty davs after its sale. HOWELL COBB. April s.—7—ts. VALUABLE LAND IN MARKET. No, Dis. Sec. No. Dis. Sec. 104 14 2 244 14 2 296 14 2 240 28 3 11 7 4 274 23 2. The above lots of land are offered ior sale, either for cash or on a credit. P< rsous w isliing to purchase can have the same, by applying to the. subscriber, re siding in the valley of Talbot county; or by address ing a noie to him at Liberty Talbot county.. MARTIN )\. STAMPER. July 19- *22—w3m. TO MINERS. 7 jTHE subscriber respectfully informs the Miners L of the ;i*lj icenf -■ * .*> cry. that he is now en g.iged in making Pumps in tli.s place, and warrants ttiem to perform well. Persons who wish to test the utility ol the same, about their mining opera tions, can be supplied at the shortest Notice, with Pumps ot the best quality, boared through Lots WILLIAM \\ HU E. Auraria. May 17, —13, —ts FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. or stolen, from the snb *~r scriber on the 25th or 26th of May fT It lß ’] a ’ Duncan’s branch one mile fioin Dahlohnega; a small bright bay Horse, seven or * igul years old, short mane, no othi r marks recollected. The above reward will be giv* n for the delivery of saiJ horse to me at the above named place. And any information that will lead to his recovery will be thankfully received. CHARLES UNRUH. June 7.—l6—tf TUIOIAN WAETHABI*, ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAS locoted himstni at Cedar Town, Paulding county, an<i will attend to any buslines m the line of ms profession, thai may be entrusted to his care. Address, Cedar i own, Paulding County, Georgia. April 12. —B—ts.8—tf. .1 All ES"KAMTO A,™ .irro/iNEY.jr / .nt. HAVING located himself permanently in the Vill ige of Cumming, Forsyth county, ten tiers his pTofessi.mal services to the public, he will attend io any business mrtie counties o( Lumpkin, forsyth, Cherokee and Murray, ot ttir Cherokee and the counties of Gwinnett and Hall, of the Western Circuit. All communications addressed to him through the medium of the Mail to the post office al Cumming, will be received, and all busi ness intrusted to his care will meet with prompt attention. May 17 —l3—w2m 1 OR SALE. Xo Di*. Sec. N<>. Dis. *-ec. 905 12 1 1217 in 4 I 307 15 2 30 18 4 1405 14 122 G H> 4 157 15 1 101 9 4 G9I II 1 71 22 2 i 851 4 3 Any ferson wishing to purchase any of the above | naiacd lots, can get a bargain for the cash, by making agphcatiuu to the subscriber Cuthbert, Geo A'im.ll BARTON. [ Mey 3 —ll ts. A LL peisuris are hereby cautioned against tra _ A ding tor two promissory Notes made >y my sell, and payable to iiliatn >. Sanders or btaier, t lor tittv doll «rs ea« h, bearing date op, or about Hie | 1 lib day ol Dei ember IdSv. and due twelve mui ihs; alter thedaic thereof, as 1 shall not pay the same on • account ot the consiileiatmu upon which they were given, having since wholly, and entirely lailed. CHARLES A. ELY. June 7,- —l6- -ts WANTED AT CHEROKEE COURT HOUSE. . A .X iuilu'tt ivus,« her bonrst I xRI.X VLAN, who i vL. •' a n ‘J ij/ucX* Smit : is so ictied to locate at ; i .dahwafi < hervkee C H. w here. J>y punctuality and ; d.s|xich ( ot business. h>- w ill lie liberally patronized bv ; THE SUTPOR TERS <H THE ' I LAW AND CONSTITUTION. Aojust 13 --•23-—tf ’ REWARD. STRAYED, or stolen, from the Subscriber, about the 10th of April last, a stout heavy built, dark bay poney; about eight years old; branded on the left shoulder, the brand not recollected. The above reward will be given for the delivery of said poney to the subscriber, at the bead of pigeon roost. JOURDAN GILLY. August 2—24—lt. ■“ANDREW JACKSON HANSELL. ATTORNEY AT LAW- ADOPTS this method of apprising his fellow citi zens that he is engaged in professional pursuits in the counties of Lumpkin, Forsyth, Cherokee and Murray, of the Cherokee, and Cobb, of the Coweta circuit. All business confided, will meet a prompt and faithful discharge His location is. Cnmmin", Forsyth County, Georgia i August 2 —24 —2t. NOTICE. ALL Communications, to the Sheriff of alker county, upon business in his official capacity, must to entitle them attention, come free- of postage. The plat and grant, or the necessary < ertificate, where plaintiffs in execution require lands to be sold by him, must accompany the executions, or the lands vtid not be sold by him. WILLIAM FAULKNER. Sh’ff. of If allcer County. August 2,-24 —ts gold: EXECUTOR’S SALE. T<7"ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Septem ’ * her next, within the usual hours of sale, at the Couit House door in the Town of Tahlauneca Lumpkin county, a Gold Lot, situate, lying and be* ing in said county, containing forty Acres, more o> less, known and distinguished as Lot No. 1143 j lith District, Ist Section. Terms cash. Sold for I the benefit of the heirs and Legatees ot James Nor ris dec’ll, and in pursuance oi the execution of the last will and testament ot said James Norris, o'ec’d. ABNER NORRIS, JAMES NORRIS, Executors ot Janies Norris dec’d, June 7.---16—-tils WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in September next, at the court-house in Paulding county, a Lot of Land, containing 40 Acres, more or less. Also, Lot No. 971, 21st District, 3d Section, being part of the Real Estate of Robert Carroll, late ot Hall county, daceased. Sold by an order of the honorable the In ferior Court of Hall county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for the benefit of the heirs and crediims of said deceased. Terms made known on the day ot sale. GEORGE WILKIE, Adm’r. June 14. —l7—tds. NOTICE. A LL communications to the Sheriff, or bis deputy, of Paulding county, must come free ot postage io entitle them to attr ntion. The plats and grants of lots advi rtised by him must, in all cases, be out, or a certificate from the proper officer that they have been issued or the lots will not be sold VV’heie plaintiffs reside out of the eouniy the Sh rifi’ s tees will be required in advance, J. C. YORK, Sheriff, of Paulding eonmj . . Cummilisy Forsytli Co* .5 O£l N JO iJ* V, ag ' FORMS his ftiends and all persons visiting this country, that lie has opened a HOUSE OF ENTEIL IAInMENT, in the town ol ( uni •’Hing, where n*> pains will be avoiued to render his company comfortable. Fiom the newness of the country, it cannot be expected that 'he accommodations will be as com plete as those furnished at some Houses inthe * older parts ot the Stale, but the proprietor assures the public that he will continue with all speed to add to his establishment, until it is put on a tooting in i fetior tn none in thia countiy. viarch B, MA CON G EORGI A. CARTES., Late of Clinton, opene . t. e Central Hotel, in the cx -1 l*‘iwl M H tensive Fire ii of Brick Building;recenlly erectediu tins City. '1 be Location is central to the busi ’ nessofthe place, & the House is conveniently arranged . for the accommodation ot Families or single persons, either as reglar ortransient Boarders. The beds & iur- I niture.lhrougliout,are new and superior. The Table and Bar will always be furnished with the best the market affords, and no pains will be spared by the Proprietor, to render comfortable and agreeable, all who favor him their custom and he hopes trotn his long experience,and the satisfaction heretofore rendered the community, to merit from his triends and tin public, a liberal share ot patronage. Exten -2 sive and convenient Suable are attached to tha Ho » tel. , March 1—55 Paper Making. The undersigned have lately purchased of VVhit< man & Lones, their several PAPER .MILLS, neat Knoxville, Tenn, and are now putting up very ex lensiveand ENTIRf NEW MACHINERY for the Manufacture of Paper, Which will be in lull operation in a lew days.— They ere also manufacturing PAPER constantly al the Holston .Mill, in Grainger county, where tire de mand at pr. jeiit can be supplied. They hope from close attention to business to still retain that liberal patronage heretofore extended to the Papei Makers of East Tennessee. They will keep constantly at all the .Mills a A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF PAPER, CASTINGS AN D SCHOOL BOOOKS i Oi every description, to exchange on the most libe i rat terms tor RAGS ; And do once mon? calf the attention of the proph ; of Tenneesee and North Alabama A- the northwestern i pail ot Georgia, to be more particular in saving their KAu.N as they are the means ot their very existence ; ' ai.u ive want at east 500,000 lbs. every year. ‘filler- addressed either to Knoxville or Marshall’s 1 Petty will be promptly attended to. SHIELDS, H II ITEM AX X Co. Jan IR. LAND for sale. TEH HE sub-'cr her offers the following Gold Lots of Jit Land for sa e No. District, Section, 723 12 1 1030, 12 1 227 13 1 North, 255 1 3 1 North 249 13 * 1 South I 43 12 * 1 Any person, v i«htng to purchase ei>herjof the above ' Lotsui It apply to the subscriber at Dahiohnega. JOHN CHOKE. | August 13,-23—4t • NOTICE. K ITIOUR mAnlh after date application will be mod ft to the i.umorable the Interior Court of earroll county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave t<» sell tiie Real Estate of Culaway Bulk, late of s»id countv, deceased. WILLIAM BEALL, ) . . , IRWIN POLLARD, J Admr s ' June 14.—17—w4n?. V TEN DOLLRS REWARD. SPRAYED, or stole*) from the subscriber near Tahlauneca Lumpkin county, about the'6th of March last, a Chesnut sorrel! mare.six or st ven yearn old, about fourteen and a halt hands high, shod all round, no other marks recollected. The above reward will be given for the delivery o 4 said mare to me; or a liberal reward for such infor mation, that will enable me to get her. ROWLAND BEARDEN’. July 19—22—4 t. VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE. r g he subscriber offers for Sale., that val 2 uable lot of land with an improve mi nt of HI acres, under good fence, and good cabbins thereon, known as No. 19 I6io ...isnictand 3rd Section, origially Cherokee now Cass county-upon very accomodating terms. Apply to the subscriber at Jeft’ersomJeckson county «BS\IVAi\LB RIPLEY. May 3—ll—ts ~TO THE PUBLIC” TtiE Subscriber, truly thankful fi r the y sVCiiffil patronsge hereiotore bestowed on him dL desirous ot a continuation and ex t ii-iun oi that lavor, takes this method oi inform- ■ in" ins Iriends and the public generally, that he still continues to keep, in first rate style, the UNION lIOTFL in Mihedgeville. The advantageous loca tion of Ins House lo the busimss part ol the town, is too well ki own (it being the house formerly kept bv Robert M’Uombj to need | ointing out. 7fie 6S fablishfiient is large and commmodious, and well a dapted to (he convenience ol either regular or tran sient boarders. The Table, Bar and fetables, will be constantly supplied with the best the market as fords; and no pains will be spared to render comfortu ble and happy all persons who may call on him. - Thus, vv ith every advantage that can contribute to the accommodation of public house, together with the in ; fluence ot a polite, studious & attentive baikeeper, the subscriber Hatters bm.sell in believing that he cannot fail to meet with a liberal share of public favors. AARON bLARCY. August 13—25-13 t. A’AIAJAIiLE GOLD MINES fOii SALE. THE subscribers offer for sale their MINES, situat ed in tin county of Cherokee, being lot num ber nine hundred in the twenty-first district ot the se cond section ot the t herokee Territory. The mine was discovered in the early part of last spring by the Indians, and wasoj erated on by them .or a lew weeks with smc«ss. Tin subscribei began woikingitou - the Ist of . -I, and nave been as successful as the propi i. Kits ;I any other mhit* inthe State. The n in- • mg ground is extensive both in branch and surface < j deposites; and, as fur as trial has been made, the ore on" the lidge, ptoves as rich, and (he prospect if vein mine as Haltering, n ■ny tint I; <v< ile< n di vend Th; i ■ • Ht'iitv* burnt ly le , .wren the bixes and Aliaii-o-uey mi* t-s, a ini «* i.v t.ii i n-iit to be got ti>, and contains seventy-lour i.cies ••• The improvements, in buildings, are sufficient for the j accommodation of fifty hands, with the j rivik ge of i water and timber not surpassed oy' any. I'eisons, wishing to go into the gold business, would do'well to examine the above mine. 1 hey can have an op portunity ol testing it to tbeirsatisiactiuiiat any timet' they tftay f>*>d machines running up* n it, so that no < hsL will !*■ run in purchasing. Terms ot payment (■mile made easy. Apply t<» the subscribers on the ! premises, ROWF &• Dlt I« KE I L. Centre Itill. Cherokee Co i- ►uag.*s. 13--25—yl CAUTION. A LL persons a-e hereby cautioned against trading *ll lor six piomissory Noles, n ade by the subscri ber, and | ayable to Junes Martin, for twenty-thiee uoliars and li ty cents, each, bearing date the 21st day of May last. The consuieiaiion ot said notes, having j w holly undeniiiely failed, 1 am determined nut to pay. i the suiHe, unless compelled by law. i URIAH GADON. Auraria, June 28.—19 —ts. DA. WU.DS. FASHIONABLE TAILOR. RESPECTFULI Y informs the citizen of Murray county, and the public, geneially, that he has located himsell at Poinsett, when* he designs carrying on the TAILORING BUSIN LBB, it its various branches. He hopes that promptness with despatch will insure li>m a liberal patronage. His work will at all times, reccommeiid itself. August 2 -24 -31 SPECIAL OBDERST” No. 2. « Head Quarters, I2fli Division, Geo. Ordkred Ist fc N obedience to the orders of tho $ ■ Commander in Chief, the anmi- w al Review and Inspection of the 12th Division, G. ♦I. tor 1834 w ill take place by Ligaments or liattal lions, in the seven,! c< moo s composing the 12tb Di* vision, in the inflowing ur,'«r, to vv u : Ist Brigade At I iij«y, in Gilmer county, on Mon day and Tuesday, the ißlh and 19th of August next. I Al • towab. Cherokee county, on Friday und 8a ! turday. the 22d and 23d ot August. At Cassville, Cass county, on Friday and Saturday I the i9di and 3Gth. ol At' u.t. 2 i. Brigade. At Livingston Floyd county, on Mon day and I'o s ay. the ibln and 16th of September. At Spring Place, Murray County, ou Friday and {Saturday, ttic llhh and 20th ot September. At the Court-House of tt alker County, on Mon day and Tuesoay, (he 22d and 23d of September. Oidered2d. That all officers of the line, whether Commissioned or non-Conimissioned, will appear on the first day, at lite place directed in the several coun ties aimed with it fire-lock, tor tin: purpose ot inspec tion and drill at 1) o’clock, A M. Ordered 3d That mi the 2d day, they w ill appear as diiicted. with then i nine Ci mmimo, armed and accoute.ed agrei a xv to law tor Review, Inspection and Drill, at 11 o’clock, A. M. Ordered 4tb. That Generals of Brigades are ex pected to have ’1 eir Command full and complete; where itcaumd be dune by regular elections, fhvywill J resort to appointment by brevett. Ordered sih. That ollie- rs will be rareful in trans mitting tin ir ordcis, in oider that they may sccuie their obedience. Ordered 6th. That the Commanding General will attend the Rev i,-vv of bis Division in person, and tho -iricltst acc< uulabiiity will be exacted. By ordei of Major General HENRY M. TERRELK CHARLES H. NELSON. : Dir isle i June 2?,—l2— 'd. ‘