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in 1,53, bard in hand; the second, was wort by i Charlotte in 1.54, after, vyb'ich Maria was drawn. — Sentinel and Heraldi Union Covnsti Races.*—Thb rate between ! Ataianta and Decatur, for the purse of §IOOO, four mile heats was won by the hitter. The i first heat was taken by Atalalia, but the supe- ‘ rior bottom of Decatur showed itself in the second and third, both of which were taken by . him. Track very 7 heavy. Time i. 31; 7.50 J B.lo.— Constitutionalist. Beacon Course Races.—The match be-; tween Rattler and Dutchman, over the Beacon i Course, came off on Saturday, for a §1000! purse, and is described as one of the most in leresting races on record, Some five or six years since, the famous trot ting horse Columbus turned the Hunting Park Course at Philadelphia—which was then three i yards over a mile—three times in nn. 58s. Two years since Daniel D. Tompkins trotted 'three miles over the Centerville Course in 7m. 50s. I 'On Saturday, the first heat was won by j Rattler —each horse having broken up once—] in 7m. 54 l-2s. i The second heat, won by Dutchman —each breaking once —time 7m. 505.; the winnner i * comeing up under a strong pull, and trotting very slowly every one being satisfied that the heat would have been made in 7m. 48s. if Rattler had not made a bad break just before he reached home. Third heat—a dead heat—in Bm. 2s. Fourth heat—won easily by Dutchman —in ■, ’ Bm. 255. Bets at the start 8100 a §OO on Rattler— after the first heat any olds—after (lie second heat §IOO a §OO on Dutchman —and on the start of fourth heat, 8100 a §4O on Dutchman. N. Y. Courier Er.juirer. PROGRESS OF 'l’l IE WEST. The value of the agricultural products which annually dcseu.i I the river Mississippi, is estimated at seventy millions of dollars. It appears from official documents that the val ue of the property annually transported on the Erie Canal of New York is sixty-seven ■ millions of dollars, pay ing in tolls to the stale treasury 81,614,000; but we presume this amount comprehends the value oi all the goods ■transported each wav. In the V'*r 1798, when an atn issment was 'made with a view to the levying ol direct taxes by the general government, the proper ty west of the Alleghany tnonniains in states nnd torritoiies of the American union, was valued at only twenty-six millions; the same district is estimated at the present day to con tain property of the value ot twelve hand red millions. The state of Indiana has 0000 men at work on her rail ways and canals. The work is in ternal improvement, already’ begun and pro <:ccdingnrmrwrHw- —with unexampled rapidity, in the states of Ohio Inrttarrr, H+i nois and Michigan, will emit forty eight mill ions w hen finished; n wonderful nniount, il we reflect on the recent settlement of that part of the union, nnd the comparatively feeble num her of the inhabitants. —A'rv Orleans Hee. From the New Orleans Bee. SILK CULTURE. Wo feel much indebted to the intelligent rtnd friendly author of the following cOmniuni. lion, for the timely information it corivdys. H his opinion ns to the adaptation ol the soil ol •• ihe Florida parishes to the growth of the mul-1 berry tree, prove to be correct, much of the . barren land in tint part of the .State will lie J brought under profitable cultivation. Mr. Editor:—Your recent milieus of this ; branch of agriculture have given much grusi fication. The northern people are boasting, that with silk, they will in a short time l<e able to compete with the southern cotton planter. But they calculate too fast. In the parish of St. Tnmmnny, Cnpt. Bagley, Mr. McDonald nnd Mr. Walker, have large stocks of the mo rtis mullicaulis mulberry’ tree. They have grown the tree ten feet from cuttings in a sea son, with an abundance of foliage. A large quantity of trees have been engaged in the above parish for the Philadelphia market,— The soil seems expressly adapted toll; with out manure or atty extra attention, a single Cutting produces a tree 10 feet high, with nu merous branches Ij to 2 inches diameter.— The trees will continue growing till Novcm.l her. The climate is all that one could wish, mild, perfectly healthy, nnd good spring wa ter. If silk be destined to go ahead of cot. ton, the south is destined to furnish the raw material and the north to manufacture it.— Our fellow citizen, It. Murigny, Esq. has a fine situation, nnd suitable force over tho lake to make a most extensive silk plantation. A Friend to Louisiana. P. S, One of tho trees will make fifty cut tings. Extract of n letter to the Editor of the Charleston Courier, from Edisto Island, dated 4th October, 1838. “In my last letter to you, I stated that this Islaad would average more Colton to the acre than it did last year. 1 feel no hesitation now* in withdrawing that opinion, and declaring that, as •mall as the crop was of the past year, that the present will not exceed it. I planted 240 acres, ancThave gathered 24 bales (300 pounds each,) and ha who expects more than un equal quantity to that already housed, is indulging a hope that will surely disappoint him. It is the opinion of all with whom I have conversed, that the average product will not bo more than 75 pounds per acre. I know our friends, the buyers are very slow ol belief in o»t statements concerning the grow, ing crop, but 1 can discover neither policy or scuse in an attempt to deceive?* i Mexico Eoiri’fi’AN CottoN. —The late Rodney Telegraph,, under this head, has some i interesting remarks. The late Dr. Nutt, a . planter in tho vicinity of that town, had been ■ making an experiment in the culture of Cot ton by amamalgamation of the Mexican with i rhe Egyptian Cotton. The seed procured ! from this planting, was again sown—from which in the next year, (here was seed obtain- . ed sufficient for an acre of ground. . The pro- I duct of this nereis said td be superior in qtiaT i ity to-any other kind of cotton hitherto known ! I he experiment is a matter of much interest i to the planters.— 'Grand Gulf Advertiser. ' Important To Wheat Growers.—A New'Hampshire farmer states in the Newbery port Herald, that his neighbors and himself ! have fully ascertained the fact that the sow ing of the spring wheat is tin effectual reme dy gainst the weevil. They have for three or four years sowed the Black Sea Wheat, from the 20th of May to the Ist of June, and found not the slightest injury from the weevil. i —Those fields sown a few days earlier from I the 15th to the 20th, were slightly affected, 1 and those sown earlier, nearly destroyed. I ■ Cherokee Lands. —Major C. L. Hinton, ] one of the Commi-sionevs to sell the Cherokee lands, returned through this place on last Mon day. He says that the sales amounted to up wards of §300,000, -and that all the lands which had been surveyed were sold except about one thousand dollars woith. The first quality of lands averaged about 16 dollars per acre. A good deal of the lower qualities sold atsmall prices. Maj. Hinton confirms the ac counts heretofore received of the extensive . marble quarries in this region, lie thinks it of as fine a quality as that of which Conova’s statute of Washington was made.— Salisbury (iV. C.) Watchman. A difficulty occurred on Tuesday evening last, in this city, between Mr. E. Plant and a man by tiic name of John Brady, which re- j suited in the death of the latter. A Coroner’s ■ Inquest was held, and*a verdict given, that the deed was committed in self-defence. On Saturday evening last, an affray took place between George S. Loving and William W. Thompson, which also terminated in the death of the latter. We understand, that Loving has made his escape. /In noticing the above melancholy incidents, we are compelled to remark on the inefficien cy of our laws in bringing to the bar of pub lic justice, persons committing capital offences. Under the present mode, a mau-has nothing more to do than to leave the State, or step over to Texas or some other place not farther off, and ho need entertain no fear of being appre hended. So long us such a state of things is permitted to exist, just so long will every man who has an enemy, (and there are but few who have not,) tie in constant danger of being shot down in the streets. We urge it on our tzrvH iti » » - -L im nil ir— bringing such persons to justice, let the cost be what it may.— Macon Telegraph 9lh Oct'. Paulding Sheriff-!* ilrsfoi* December’ WILL be snl<l on the first Tuesday in December next, at Van Wert. Paulding County, within tho usual lioui sos sale, the following property to wit'. One Sorrel Mure; Levied on as the property of William R. Wright, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court ol Carrol County, in favor of the Central Bunk, vs - said Wright. Property pointed out , by John Long. Lot No. 502, 18th District, 3rd. Section, , Levied on na die property of Ex kid Stephens, to i satisfy a fi. in. issued from a Justices Court of Madk i son County in favor of William C Caruthers, vs. said I Jtcphtin. Levy made and returned to me by a Con i' table. Lol No. 651, I9:h District, 3rd Section; Levied on ns the property of James Witcher, to satis. fy a fi. in. issued from a Justices Court of Morgan County, in favor of Robert Thompson, vs. said Witch. I er- Levy made arid returned to me by a Constable. Lot Rd. 672, list District, 4th Section; levied on ns ihe property of Waitcman Goadin, to satisfy sundry fi- fas. issued from n Justices Court of Henry County, in favorofT. B. Douulass, v». said G >sdin. Levy made and returned to me by a Consta ble’ POSTPONED SALE. Lol No. 106, Ist District 4lh Section, of originally Cherokee, now Paulding County ; levied on 1 as the property of Wnitrtian Gosdin and Ezekiel ' Gosdin, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from a Justices' ; Court of Henry County, in favor of Peter Brown, vs. I eaid Waßman and Ezekiel Goodin. Levy made and returned to me by aoonstable. T. C. DUNLAP, Shff. | Oct. 30, 1838. a 'l' the same place, on the first Tuesday in : .‘U. January next, 1839, the following proper-j ; ty, to wit .- i Three Negroes, namely, Booker n man for. i ty.ftvc years old; Charles a man about thirty | (Ivo years old; and Moriah a woman, about* twenty.two years old, and sundry goods wares i and Merchandize, being the remnant of a slock •: of goods; levied on by virtue of a Martgage fi. la. issued from Tnlliaferro Inferior Court in I favor of Thomas G. Janes, vs. A. G. Janes, i Property pointed out in said fi. fa. t l Oct. 30. T. C, DUNLAP, Shff. » Walker Sheriffs Sale for December. • ILL be sold ort the first Tuesday in December I ▼ ¥ next, before the C.»tt#t House door in La Fsv s etre. Walker county, within the usual hours of sale, the , following property, to wit: Lot of Land No. 304, 9th District, 4th Sec . tion, of originally Cherokee, t»w Walker county; le . vied on as tho property of Hsrdy C. Tatum, to satisfy a fi fa. tasued from Walker Superior Court, tn favor of 1 Witham W. Williams, vs. said Tatnm. I Oct. 38 WILLIAMFALKNER.Sh.fr. f JOB PRINiTIMa r or KVKJtr nrrcßtPTiojt, kxecutfd with WATSF9O AW MWATCM AT THIS OFFICK. Floyd Sheriff-sale foF December. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Decein. bet neit, before the coiitt house door, in the town of Rome, between the usual hours of eale, the following property to wit. Lot of land, No. 232. in the 16th Dis’. 4th Section, of originally Cherokee, now Floyd County, levied on as the property of James Hubbard, to sat isfy a fi. fa. issued from a Justices court of Henry County, in favor of Zachaariah Carpenfer vs. said James Hubbard, Levy made and returned by a Con stable.' Also, Lot, No 125, in the Sih Dist. 4th Section, of originally Cherokee now Floyd County, levied on as the property of John Moreland, to sat i-sfy a fi. fa. isstitjd frdm a Justices court of Bibb coun ty, in favor of Randolph L. .Mott vs. said John More land. Levy made and returned by a constable. Also Lot, No. 63, in the sth Dist. 4th Sect, of originally Cherokee, now Floyd County, levied on as the property of Godfrey J. BetsiT, to satisfy afi. fa. issued from a Justices court of Fayette county, in fa vor of Charles Kelsey vs. raid Godfrey J.-Betsil and Benjamin H Denson, endorser. Levy made and re turned by a Constable. Also two Milchs Coms, one red and white color, the othcra dimn, one sorrel mare 10 or 11 years old, all levied on as the property of Joseph Howel, to satisfy fi fi. fa. issued from Cass Superior Court, in favor ot Inaac Howel Vs. said Joseph How el. WESLEY SHROPSHIRE, Shff. O. tob-r 30. 1838. GEORGIA, Walker County. TOLLED before me Samuel Poe, an lactinglacting Justice of the Peace in and for 'fe sa 'd Coun'y, one Sorrel Mare, five years 'C'/'°hl> H JX ma,n en( l ta *l w ’ th n ®mall blaze in her forehead, about fifteen hands high. Taken up by John Wilson, living in the 870:11 Dis 1 . G- M., appraised by John Pursell and David Christopher, to fifty-five Dollars. SAMUEL POE. J. P JNO. CALDWELL, p. clk. October 30. 41—it. GEORGIA, County. TOLLED before me a Justice of the Peace, for the 956th Dist. G. M-, by MA If X G.&T.G. McFarland, FZ K the County afoiesnid. n bright, Bay florae, (Geld ing) black main, tdfl and legs, about hands high, 6 or 7 years old, and some saddle spots; appraised by Henry P. Buctcher and John Luvetady to ssventy-fivc Dollars A, B.S.D. WILSON, J. P. JNO. CALDWELL, t ci.k. 0ct.30. 41-lt GEORGIA, Floyd Couoty. ERE AS George W. Chielom applies to me 9 9 for letiers of Administration on the estate of John Henderson, Into of Floyd County deceased. These is, therefdrC, to cite and admonish ail, and singular Kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bo and appear at my office, within tho time prescribed by law, and file their objections to the snme if any, otherwise, loiters of administration will be grantad on the estate of said deceased, in terms of the law. Given under ray kund nt office this 25th of Oct. 1838* B. F. SMITH, ». c. c. o. Oct. 30 -41.—5 t. W. SMITH & CO. Arc receiving a beautiful assortment of WINTER ©lß’sr <©<©!&&» Consisting of Broad Cloths, KersimerS, Suttinets, Kentucky Janes, Shirtings, Sheet ing arid Bleached Shirtings. Silks, colored nnd plain. Satin, pink and white. Plain Chaileys. Bombazine, Merino Circassions, black and colored. Muslin, De Lains, a beautiful new style : French goods for ladies. Small Figured Calicoes, latest style. Thibet and Silk Shawls. IToscry, cotton and silk, Hack and white, and many other articles too tedious to men lion, together with a good assortment of BOOTS SHOES, Fashionable HATS,. Fur and. son! skin CAPS, for men und boys; Ladies’ Fashiona ble English A good stock of Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ Saddles, Bridels, Martingales, Whips, &c., fH.Iii.DSVA It E and CFTEERY. .A good assdrirtient of Domestic, Drugs, Dyes and Paints. A good assort merit of VAILS, SUGAR ami COFFEE, All of which fcari be bodght oil ns good terms as the distance from market will allo c the sel ler to give. Rome, October 23. 40-2 t. • NOTICE. months after dale application will be made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Walker county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the lands ot Josiah Sartin, lot® of sa d coun ty, deceased ELIJAH CHASTIN. RICHARD BELLAMY, S September 4—33—w4m. NOTICE. fWIHE SHERIFFS SALES of Walker county, ■ will in future be published in the Western Georgian. W ILLI A M jFA I.KNZR, Bhff October IG.—4t. DOLLARS “REI WXRfcT ON the night of the Bth inst , th# Store of Wm- Jno. Graham's at Red Hill, was broken into, and robbed of sundry arue’es, as follows: Two pair ot Pocket Fistula, meel barrel, and screwed off; one Double Barrel Shot Gun, Percushion Lock; one small Rifle Ixxk'. fixed to fire tinder the barrel; one Silver Watch, and on® piece of stripped Satinet*.— Th® above reward will be paid to any person who wilt . detect the thief. Any information directed to the subscriber at Red Hill, Murray county, Ga., will meet with attention. W. J, GRAHAM. September H. 34-st. SHERIFF SALES. Paulding for .’TovCtaber WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Novcm. ber next, at the Court House in Van Wert, Paulding County, within the usual hours of sale, the following propesty, to wit: Lot No. 198, Ist District, 4:h Section, of orignally Cherokee, now Paulding county; levied on as the property of Green L>. Harris, to satisfy a fi fa. issued from a Justices Court of Coweta County, in fa vor ofF I). Bowen and others, vsshid Harris. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. Lot No. 992, 20th District 4th Section; of originally Cherokee now Paulding county; levied on as the property of Elisha Ests, to satisfy a fi. fa. issu ed from a Justices Court of Fayette county, in favor of William M’Bride, vs. said Ests, and James W. Sikes security. Levy made and returned to me by a! Constable. Lot No. 964, 19th District, 3rd Section,- of originally Cherokee, now Paulding County; levied on as the property of Ehud Harris, to satisfy a fi, fa issued from the Superior Court of Bibb County, vs. Peter Clours. Lot No. 667, in the Ist Dist. 3rd Section, ; of originally Cherokee, now Paulding County; levied on as the property of Sampson Gray, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from a Justices’ Court of Henry County, in fator of Thomas D. Johnson, vs. said Gray. Levy made and relumed to me by a Constable. Lot No. 172, 2d District, 4th Section. Also Lot No. 816. 21st District, 3d Section, of originally Cherokee, now Paulding County, levied on as the pro. perty of Reuben Clarke, and Nathan Fomby, to satis fy a fi. fa issued from the Inferior Court of Walton County, in favor of Edward Thomas, vs. said Clarke I and Fomby. Lot No, 503, 2d Disthcl, 3rd Section, of. originally Cherokee, now Paulding county; levied on as the property of Frapcis Reese, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Paulding County in favor of Clopten & Dyer, vs. said Reese. Lot No. 505, 18th District, 3d Section, and Lot No. 178, 21st District, 3rd Section, of origi nally Cherokee, now Paulding County; and One Bown Mare, levied on as the property of Fielding Gent, to satisfy a fi- fa. issued from- the Superior Court of Cass County, in favor of William R. Wright- vs, said Gent. Property pointed out by Plaintiff. Lot No. 260, 21st Distilct, 3d Section, of originally Cherokee, now- Paulding County; levied on as the property of Walter Jones, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued froiri the Sunerior Cour: of Baldwin CoUnty, in favor of Slewart and Hargroves, vs, said Jones. Lot No. 1086, 2d Distiict, 3rd Section,! of originally Cherokee, now Paulding County; levied on as the property of Middleton Clayton, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Carroll County, in favor of John R. Cox, vs, said Clayton. The L’hdividod half of Lot No. 10, Ist Dist.ict, 4th Section, of originally Cherokee, now Paulding County; levied on as the property of Rob. ‘ ert H. f/eeal, to satisfy a fi. la issued from a Justices’ Court of Hall County, tn favor of Paul Furr, Bearer, vs. said Lecal. Levy made and returned to mo by a Constable. POSTPONED SALE Lot No. 180, 21st District, 3id Section;; levied on as the property of Matthew Gass, to satisfy j a fi. fa. issued from a Justices’ Court of Habersham County, in favor of William Burde, vs. said Gass. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. i o THOM C- DUNLAI’. Sh’ff. October 2. . » - Floyd Sheriffs Sales for November. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Novcm. ber next, at the Court House in Rome, within the usual hours ol sale, the following property, to Wit : Lot No. 121, 22nd District 36 Section, of originally Cherokee, now Ftoyd County; levied j rin ( as the property ot Arthut Bass, to satisfy two fi. j Fas. issued from a Justices’ Court of Heard County, ! in favor of David B. Perryman, vs. said Bass. Levy blade and returned to me by a Constable, Lot No. 60, 24ih District, 3rd Section, of originally Cherokee, now Floyd County; levied on as the property of L. 11. Manning, W. S. Whitfield, and J. E. J. Horn, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from Pu. laski Inferior Court, ih fdvdr of Allred J. Lester, for the use of Delartiar Clayton, vs. 15. H. Manning, W. S. Whill’eld, Bryant W. Collier, and J. E. J. Horn. Lot No. 199, 15th District, 4th Section, of originally Cherokee, now j loyd County, levied on bs the property of Rhesa 11. H. Burke, to eatisty a fi. Ta. issued from Clark Inferior Court, in favor of Henry 11. Fields, vs. said Rhesa H. 11. Burke, and other fi fas. vs. said Rhesa H. 11. Burke. Lot No. 15, 16th District, 4th Section, of originally Cherokee, how Floyd County; levied dn Sa tfie t>rop‘erty of Aaron Dewberry, io satisfy ' two fi. fas. issued from a Justice.®* Court of Monroe ( County, in favor of John Hanes, vs. said Aaron Dewi I berry, Giles Dewberry, and Augustus Miles, eecttri- . t<es. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable.! Also one Negro Woman by the name of; Vina. 22 years old; levied ow as the property of Dan j iel N. Mayo, to satisfy a u. fa. issued from Floyd Su- I i perjor Court, in favor of DAvid Rounsaville, vs. said; i Daniel N Mayo. Also two Lots in the Town of Rome, to j geter with all the improvements thereon; one known and distinguished in EroWah Division by No. 76. the ; other known by No. 67, in ihe OoslarMtiA-c Division;] all levied on as the property of Jesse Lamberth, to j ; satisfy a fi. fa. issued from Floyd Superior Court, 1 in favor of David Rouusavillc, vs. said Jesse Lam berth. . ! WE ’LEY SHROPSHIRE, Sh’ff. ] ’ Oct. 2 Executor’* Sale. tGREEABLY to an order of the IlqnoraWe the Interior Court of Walker county when sitting. ’ as a court of Ordinary, will be sold on the first Tues | day in December next, in the town of Lafaje’te, in ; sa:d county, within the lawful hours of sale. Lit of ' land No-178 in the 25ih district of the 3d section, of i originally Cherokee, now Walker county. And also on the first Tuesday in January j next, will be sold in the town of V;m Wert in Pauld I ing county, lot of land No. 567, insist district and 3d section of originally Cherokee now Pahlding county. Ail sold lor the benefit of the heir? and creditor® of the estate of Hanis Spray berry, late of said county deceased. Terms made khown on the day of sale. HARVY J. SPRAY BERRY, L'xrcutor. September 11. 36-«4m. _ Th 15 f s AJST CAJLis X X Ihavx handed to 01. J. H. Lumpkin all my notes, accounts, books Ac. for collection; now all those that are indebted to me, had better call on him and pay up or they may expect to be sued, as further indulgence will not be gtvoa. WILLIAM K. BRIERS. September 4<h, —33—w2m. Lumpkin Sheriff's Sales for Ao-.cufr ber, 1833. WI-LL be sold on the firetTuesdny in Novembt r next, before the Court House door in the’ town of Dalilohnega, Lumpkin County, within the usual hours of sale, the following; property, to wit: One undivided fourth part of Eat- No, P7G, in the I2th District and Ist Section, levied tfn as the property of Thomae J. Rusk, to satisfy a fi. fa. issumfc from ihe Superior Court of Habersham county, in fa-- vor of A. Y. Walton vs said Thomae J. Rusk maker and Benjamin Cleveland indorser, and Amos Jackson* security on appeal. Also,-one set of types-, a printing press, and - - all the machinery belonging thereunto, levied on ns the property of Milton H. Gathright. to salify a fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Lumpkin county, in favor of Aibon Chase vs..IL 11. Gathright, John D.- Fields and Allen Mathews. Also, Lot No. , in the 12th District,. Ist Section, levied on as the property of Janies Dut ten. to satisfy fas. issued from a Justice Court of Eibcrt county, m favor of William White vs. Tho mas Johnson and James Outten. Levy made and re-- turned to me by a constable. SAMUEL KING, Sh’ff. Sheriffs Sales for November. W r ILL- be sold on the first Tuesday in Novem. ber next, at the Court House door in the town of Salem, Dade County, w-iihin the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Lot No. 72, 18th District, 4’ih Section; levied on as the property of John A. Smith, to satisfy two fi. fas. issued from a Justices’ Court of 'l'albo' Count’s in favor of Larkin Colbert, vs said Smith, Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. Lot No. 60, 10th District, 4th Section;: levied on as the property of Robert A. Johnson,- to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from a Justices’ Court of Jasper County, in favor of A. Bean, vs. said John son. Levy rnadeanil returned to me by a Constalc. One Bay Stud Horse, Bridle and Whip; levied on by virtue of an Attachment, ns the proper ty of Isaac Trtiet, to satisfy Jeremiah Pace piiJ others in case of an Attachment. ISAAC RANEY, Sh’ff. October 2. Foi’syfh Sheriff-Sales for December. 1 Ll< be sold, on the first Tuesday in December' j next, in the town of Cumming, Foisyth conn ty,within the us-Aal hours of sale, the following proper ty, to wit ; Lot No. 1339, I4th District, Ist Section, of originally Cherokee, now Forsyth County; levied on ns the property of William C. Sparks, to satisfy a fi fa. issued from Habersham Superior Court in favor of John M. Bowman, vs. said Sparks. * JAMES ROBERTS, Shff. October IG. A Liat of Letters remaining in the Post Office at /W. New Echota, Ga., on the Ist day of October, 1838, which if not taken out before the first of Janu ary next, will be sent to the Post Office Department as dead. A Andrew J. Ashley 2 William Alien Houston Aycock Gen.W. R.Armgs'.ed Thomas D. Brooks, or Allen Banks James Jones William Brown ' A J Boggess Eli Bailey .U. James Butler f TitndfTiy'rnnmnr miss r. izwtn varry Col M J Carridcti John Campbell Jackson Carter John A Crittendort Win B Cliptdh Voluntine II Caln fl> William Sr. 2 G B Diamond James Daniel 2 Copt John W II Dawsorf Thomas Dotson James C Dowdy Thornton Fitzpatrick 2 Thomas Foster Crt "" William Goodin Lieut II Garner A BGr'eenWood 11 Nathaniel Hicks 2 John Hardin Riley Hicks Griffin Iliggmsori John llaliford Dr E I* Dale Dr Robert II Hodsden Daniel Horton J Thomas Jordan 2 Ei WmC Kelley . Lov :i J Kell 1, Samuel Lovtl 2 Thomas G Lyle Zazy D Lemtnonds Enough Lott, Esq Dr Charles Lillibridge Isaac L vy William Littrell Charles Lay M ■ p- Miss Sarah Mcßeror Archibald J McCoroy Misses M and Ollivcr IlCaplJasJ McLuskf Metoney William McDonei Middleton Millican Pope Muse Joseph Me Ever K Andrew J Nichols O John Ore Jesse (Meet I* | Daniel Parker George W Pirkfe William It Ptrftle K I M ij »r B Riley Willis Roberson ! James M Rhoads S I John B Stovall 2 Mrs Mary W Stokes i Samuel Stewart John Scoh i Samuel W Sterra'.t T Alex Tolbert James Tugg's Daniel FTankis’y John W Tdtnon Thomas F Thomason Alexander Veal '•■amuel VanJ’lifc W Dennis Wilson WM, J. TARVIN, P. M. October 16. HIYAWAI NEGRO. O Tg RUNAWAY from the subscribe?, / A®' on the 13th of Septemer, a ne nro man by the name of Warren, about jStfy/ / 25 or 26 years old, having lost some of imir«i~M»MH»Ti ' H a fore-teeth. It is presumed that he lias shaped hi» course for Charleston S. C. A liber si Toward will be paid for his apprehension and safe keeping eo that I geihi.u again. BYRD M. GRACE. I T Oct. 23.—10—At. P. S. Letters will reach me either at Columbus, Geo. or Henry Court House Ala. IT The Georgia and South Carolina papers will copy the above 4 times, and forward ’heir accounie to this effice.— Co’mrbua Sentinel. BUSKS FOR SALE, AT THIS OgFieS