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Mrinnal Labor School. The Director* of the Presbyterian Education Society, having made arrangement* for the commencement of their .Manual Labor School, wonUJ now givo notice to llieir friends, Hint its cirrciwi will commence on the second .Mon day in January next. The school is about one mile from Athens, and will he under the iiisiniction of .Mr. H. II. Hopkins, (or n niim- her of years past, an officer of Franklin Col lege. The qualifications of Mr. II. ns a teacher, are loo well known to need nnv re commendation hv such a publication ns this; mid itis age. and experience, and pielv, wo trust will give the friends of the institution every p-Anrancc that their sons and wards will he profitably employed while under Ins inslrue. tion. Mr. Hopkins will reside in the house | with the pupils, who will ho at all times under i ins guardianship, and subject in his control, j The boarding-house w ill be under the superni-1 tendence of a lady whose qualifications for this , vo j > _' t _ ijiitiiiuv deportment are very superior, and whose dig- i Mensuration, Surveying and Botany. SHBRirPS’ SALES. j .piiAHK SHERIFF'S SALE.—On the | U f„, x r is-iliv io JANUAKV next, will he f„I<I j ., the 1 Ikmjso in *>aikmsville, Clark county, i thin the usual hours of sale, the following properly to University of Georgia. /Ml HE Faculty of Franklin College ask the aitei.n Jl of Ike public to tlio following ?taternontH: For admission into tho Fesbinan Class, a Can fin hi must have a correct knowledge ol at least 9 of Cioei- Orations, the w!u»le of Vugil, John and Acta in tl Ure**k Tea?ament, the whole of Ul«ca Minora, F*ngtu» Grammar ami Geography, and he must be well acqtium ed with Arithmetic. Studies of the Freshman Year. 1st Tr.a.M—From August to November—Livy, Grace- Majora, 1st vol. and tlic French Language. 2d rr.RM—From -lanuar) to April—Livv, GnrcaMa jora, Isi vol. and Freocli continued, and Geography. 3d Tf-hm—From April to August—Livy and time Majors, 1st vol. concluded. French continued, an-, Day’s Alg ’bra, through ratio and proportion. Studies of the Sophomore Year 1st Term—Fiom \iignst to November llo-aee, Majura, ‘2d vol. Algsbni concluded, and three >f Geo o-try (Playfair's Ewlid.) of land, more or less, on the w aters of Call’s creek, ad 21 Term—From January to April— Graiea Majora, joining Alexander Epps and others: 1 2d vol. continued. Horace anti Geoni' try concluded, | property of said G inn, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. in favor j aid Samuel C GEORGIA, GWINNETT COUNTY. To the Legatees of IVilliam Gilbert, late of said County, deceased, who reside with- out the limits of said State : qpiIE undersigned having been appointed, by an cr- ll der of the Honorable ihe Superior Court of said All ihe Right, Title and Interest of Jouette Uvenport, ii mid in five Negroes, to wit: Belly a toman, nboiil 23 yoirn of ag**, and her two children j \ar a bov, aliom 4, anil Miliasa a girl, about 2 yean of >,e ; Easier a woman, about 2i years of age; and iJain a bov, about 20 years ol are: levied on aa the iroperly oiManette Davenport, subject to the life F.s ate of Mr... Susannah llewell. Also, one Negro wo- a,i hv the name of Hannah, about 22 years ol ol'" : j evied on as the property nt William Davenport, to Fa-! mtv a fi. fa. in favor of Shields and Manly, and sundry j ither It. fas. vs. *aid Janette and William Davenport, i QKORGIA, CLARK COUNTY county, at its last Term, commissioners to lay off and assign to Tamar Gilbert, widow and relict of said Wil liam Gilbert, her dower or third part in Lot, No. 4, in the 6th district of said county—you will take notice, that we shall on the 22d day of February next, on said lot. in said district and county, proceed lothe discharge and fulfilment of our said commission. WILLIAM HILL, WILLIAM HENDLEY, TIIOMAS McGLIKK, Dec. 8—38—3t. Commissioners. nd an abridgment of Rhctortck. 3d Perm—From April to August— Gij*c*i Mnjori eluded, Modern Languages, Plai.i Tr.'goitoiii AH Ihn Riglil, Tillo and Interes! of Samuel I « *7" HERE AS John James and Mary Ann Greer, „ I Gann, in and to Two Hundred and ninety nine Acres j V V AdministralorsofAssI Greer, deceased, appl.es 4 n ,j. I to me for letters of Dismission from the further admin- u*d on ns the | istration on the Estate of said deceased : These are therefore to ci»e and admonish nil and sin gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by i ofJumes-Vates and olio Dec. 1. ISAAC b. VINCENT, Sb’lf. mb *<1 manners and prdent piety, must ensure | «pect of I lie student, ns well ns secure Studies of the Junior Year. ; em thal maternal kind,,c,which they so j c^^^^^o^.N^ura. Philosophy Spheric*' lunch need. Natural History, Logic, Belles l.ettres, and rritici-m The public are already aware that llio oli-! F.videnee of the Christian Religion, Cic j-rt of tliia institution is to afibid a good edit- raH' ii, and at the same time preserve the health of our students ; nnd that to accomplish tins object, i! is believed labor must be united will, study. The Studenls of this institution will therefore be required to labor on the farm, at least three hours each day, except Saturday | lal fl and the Sabbath. The labor is intended to defray a portion of the expenses of boar ding, and ultimately, it is hoped, tho whole of tins, at least. Provision will bo made for such young men as wish to defray the whole exoense of their education by their labor, nr i> larger portion of it ll.nn the usual scholars of the institution ; ami it is hoped thal in n short time a young man will be enabled here, bv industry, to rise above the frowns of that poverty which new prevents him from securing the advantages of a good education. Tho grand object, however, which the friends of tlic school have in view.is to secure health nnd morals; and these are advantages equally de sirable to the rich and the poor. Many of our young men now leave nur se minaries of learning, so enfeebled in body, that ihev are unfit for the active duties of life. It is confidently believed, that in un institution of ibis kind, a voung man may labor 3 nr 4 hours each Hay, and yet pursue his studies to better advantage, than if no labor bad been performed. Vs the institution lias been raised bv the friends of the Georgia I’resln torian Education Society, it is intended to ex end il« advantages to the Henefi.daiies of that sorie- iv. All pious young men, therefore, who hove ihe Gospel ministry in view in ihm denomina tin',. and who have been thought worthy of the patronage of tho Education Society, will enjoy tho beoefii. of the institution. Vnv who desire to prepare for 'he preuriimg of the Gos pel, nnd havo not iho means, are invited lo present themselves through the society. In llic school. IfuI not wishing to ronfino the ad vantages of the insiilulion to any class, Iho school will be open to all others of good mor al character, of sufficient ago nnd strength to perform valuable labor upon tho farm ; and it is ihe intention of the Directors to reduce the expenses of |jll ns low ns possible. They linvo ibereforo determined, that for the first veur, all who board in the institution, excop' Hone- ftriarios, shall pay lor board, lire and washing, only 36 dollars, besides their labor. Those from Ihn neighborhood, should there Im any who wish to hoard at home, will have one lialj' oftheir tuition dedueted for their labor. The form the first Ma and tl,c Itliad of llouier. Greek Testament ever) day inorniug. Studies of Ihe Senior Year. Natural History continued, Astronomy, Ch Moral Philosophy, Mental Philosophy, and Political j Economy; together with attention to such cla3Mra a* J y he directed by the President, and For C l LARK Sheriff’s Sale.-On the first Tties * day in JANUARY next, will be sold at the Com! i I louse iii the town of \\ atkinat ilfa, Clai kcounty, within | the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Ono Hundred nnd Fifty Acre* of Land, more : o? |c*«, in the county of Clark, on the waters of Ihe | middle foik of tho Oeooeo riv»*r, adjoining Cheatham , and others: levied on us the property of John Kinney, ; lo satisfy a tl. fa. issued on the foreclosure of a Mort- stry, ‘ gage i;» favor of Stevens Thomas vs. John Kinney. , law, to show cau«o if any they have, why said letters j should not be granted. Given under my hand thi° 3d Dee. 1832. JOSEPH J.IGON, c. c. o. Dec. 8—33—mCm. ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. W ILL be.aold at the late retidcnceof Anthony R Cheatham, late of Clark county, deceased o Thursday, the 27lh day of December next, the Person 1 ai propel »y belonging to said Estate, consisting of tho present Crop, Horses, Cattle, and Hogs, a Cotton Gin and Thrashing Machine, a good Wheat Fan, one Road Wagon, and five pair Harness, sett of Black Smith’s Tools, and Plantation Tools, House-hold and Kitchen Furniture, and a number of other articles. Sale to continue front day to day until all is sold. Also, at the same time and place a part of the plnntntion'will be rented, and the Negroes hired for the ensuing year.— Terms made known on the day. MARY W. CHEATHAM, Adm’x. GEORGE M. ARCHER, Adm’r Nov. 17-35—ids. EXECUTOR’S SALE. 4 G REE ABLY t > the last will and testament of R 0 bert Venable, late of Jackson county, deceased will bo sold at the Court house in Jefferson, Jackson county, on the first Tuesday in January next, between the usual hour? of sala the following property, fo wit one Negro Man, named Boh, one Boy eight or ten years of age, nnd a Negro woman Polly, and two Chil dren. Sold for the benefit of his heirs. 'Jcrmsmadc known on the day of sale. JAMES M. CUNNINGHAM, ExV Nov. 10—3-1—tds. One improved Lot in flic Town of Athens, . known and distinguished in the plan of said Town, by I Lot number Thirty-eight, (33) containing One Acre, Strut attention isoaid I o Composition and Dec luma- j more or !#*«?, hounded on the wc-t by Lot number t'nir- tion by all the Classes. jly-seven: levied on ns the property of Gage D. F.d- Every candidate for admission info tho Freshman . winds, to satisfy a li. fa. issued on the loreclosure of a I every ono lor J Mortgage in f Class, must he at least 14 years old, an advanced standing, of proportion a I age. The rates o» Tuition, the Library f**e, and Servants* hire, are 38 dollars per annum, pavahle half yearly in advance, viz. 19 dollars on the 1st of February, nnd 19 lollars «>n the 1 **t of August; and any slu lent ent***iug College after the before men!toned times, is required lo pay proportionally in advance, Parents and Guardian?, who wish to semi their Sons and Wards to this Institution, f »regoing statement of the rtudu ol A (in D. Edward?. n N. Mayer, arid other fi. fa? v*- Hog One improved Lot or Parrel of Land, the number of Aires not known, situate, lying and being in the Town of Athens, not within the original plan ol said Town, hut adjoining thereto, and hounded on the north by the Lot owned by Adrian N Mayer, and on .. l,, e st uih by John Talmage, and fronting the main road hv reference to the j !o Augusta by way of the 1’own Bridge, and owned for- t once sec what I mf rly by David Meriwether: levied on as the properly GUARDIAN’S SALE. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in January next, at the Court house in the town of Green ville, Merriwcther county, a Lot of I.am), known and distinguished by No. 84, in the 9th District of original ly Troup, now Merriwcther county, containing by sur« vcy, 202J Acres;said Lot was drawn by the heirs uf Peter Smith, late of Madison county,deceased. One third part of said Lot of Land, sold under an order of the Honorable the Inferior Court of Madison county, while silting ns a Court of Ordinary; the balance of said Lot of Lund, sold by the Legatees of the said deceased. Terms made known on toe day of sale. JAMES B. BOND, Guardian RK Sheriff* Sale.—On tho first Tucs- in FEBRUARY next, will he sold at the Court House io the town of Watkinsville, Clark county, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, the various Departments of Literature to wit. time, dividual, hr choose, fur the study of which he is prepared, and will h aving the Institution, receive from the Faculty a certificate of the progress he has made. All who desire it will have opportunity of studying Hebrew, Spanish, German and Italian, for which no additional charges arc made. Instruction in the various I , and Science, la given by Lectures, as well as by the stu dy of approved text-books. Tho faculty regard it important that carh student should he present o^thc first day of every Term, a* ret italmns will commence on that day. B »ard can be obtained i 9 to in dollars per month. The next College Term will cotnmonco on the 1st lauoary, 1833. By order of the Faculty. U M. I.. MITCHELL, Secretary. Dec. 1.—37—It. GO Lift AXD I.AMft MAI* - OFTIIR Comity of Cherokee. I HAVE n<*w m tin bauds of ihe Engraver, which xt ill he completed by the first of November next, a general and accurate Map of Cherokee country, dratvn from the returns of the District Surveyors.— Owing to the great number of Luts into which the Co«. ,n .!y has been divided, paticularly the Gold Region, I and O'" l-.ge dimension of the sheet ii will require, to - til iSiwsu ;; ui«be re diahurEy and accurately laid | down, I have thought it udvisahle to form tho Map into separate and detached Sections, w Inch I designed as Gold Map and Land Map. Sept. 28—88—Ids. REBORN SMITH, Minor. JOHN R. BOND, ) , JAMES B. BOND, j , ‘ c " a JAILOR’S SALE. "WM7ILI.be sold on the first Tuesday in January ▼ ▼ next, at the Court home iu the Town of Jef ferson, Jackson county, within the omul hours of sah . a Negro Man who says his name is Ncpton, 50 years old or upwards; he has u bald place on the back part of his head, says ho hel .ngs to Richard Coulter, for merly of .Sumpter district,8. Curoiiua, but now of some part of West Tennessee, unknown to him. He was put in Jail here 28th Murchla.it, anil all lawful means used to ascertain hi? owner. Tile owner is hereby no tified ugaiti to comn forward and pay the jail fees, or the said negro wi 1 he sold to pay the same. JOSEPH HAMPTON, Jailor. Oct. 12—.30—Ids. EXECUTOR’S SALE. A GREEABLY to the last will nod testament r Edward L. Christian, late of Madison count; Two Negroes, lo wit: Rachel* n woman, (about 20 years ol age, and Hester, a woman, about 27 ; years of age: levied on us the property of George W. -- - - . I Kmg, to satisfy a ft. fa. issued on the foreclosure of a | deceased, w ill he sold at the Court h respectable house?, at from ! Mortgage, in favor of Steven* Thomns vs. George W. 1 King. JAMES HENDON, 1). Sli’ff. Dec. 1. ACKSON Sheriffs* Sulo.—On the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, will he sold at the Court-house in the town of leffemon, Jackson rounly, within tho usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit •• One Road Wagon nnd Goar, One Gray stud C«dt, one buy Mure, one sorrel Horse, one blank et, one jug, two nnd a half bushels corn, one axe, one skillet, and eighteen head of Sheep: levied on to satis fy n fi. la. issued from FranklinSupcrior Court, In favor of the State of Georgia, vs. John G. White, Thomas v bite, and William White. Property pointed out by James Morris. JOHN RANDOLPH, D. Sh’ll. Dec. 1. the town of Daniclsviile, in said county, on ihe first Tuesday January next, Two Negroes, to w it: Moses and Daph- | ney. Sold as a part of the Estate oftho said deceased: . j and for the benefit of tho heirs. Terms made known ■ii the day of sale. GEORGE M. CHRISTIAN, Executor. Sept. 29—28—tds. ACKSON Sheriffs Sale.—On the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, will bn sold, at the r . j Court-house io the town of Jefferson, Jackson county, All the Land Districts'in the Territory are laid d -wn ' within the usual hours of eule, the following property, on one sheet,and < hv themselve n-titulc a distinct and separate Map : to wit ; F nur Hundred .*.nd throe nnd one half n.cil.st.tcfs reserved awl surveyed *ts t ; ot«i Acres of Land, note or less: levied on as the properly are iltvided intothrec sheetsol lnpi. Ii« net- No 1, 0 f Edward Pharr, granted to Wagnan, adjoining Jaatis 2. 3. 4, S. II. 12. 13. 14. und 15, ol Iho Grot Section, anJ „;£ fy „ fa . in n.vorif Wood % Hob- . rorm Ihe nrat . la|>. I con, v». sold phnrr, and Jmnca McMillon ,ccurjly on tuition will bn 25 dollnra, paid hnlf in nilvnnco. Dtilric'. No. 1,2,3, II, 1j, 16. 17, 18, 19,20,91 ' Btay of execution ’ . * i , ,• it ond 22 of the second Srottnn, Itirm Ihe Frcoud Man J I'.arh iluJenl xv.ll bo expertrd t<> I'lmt-h l.m , n„. ,, 2 , 3> 17 , ( 9i 2 o, 21, «ttd 22, o. j one Tracf of L i »'ii bed ond bi'dditic. eandl«» ond the I' of room furiiiHiio wliich may 1> for lii. lodginc room. Il in the intention of iho Dirnrlnr. llinl the uholo di.rifihno of llm srlionl slinll bet pnler. hhI, nnd that xliidoni. who will not chenrliilly submit In the rule, nnd regulation., stmll not remain. They intend that economy .hull per vade Ihn whole Hystem, nnd therefore recom mend to those who send llieir son* lo the insti tution, that their elo'liin- he plnin and eeonn- tiiiral. Eaeh student should be provided with a coarse dress which he may pot on und oil" with ea.o during the hours oflnlmr. No student wdl he received for less limn one year. As this institution is intended to ndvnnrc Iho interests of piety and educatem, tlm Di rectors hope the friends of these willntf'ird it that aid without which it cannot sneered. All articles, or stock, useful upon u lorn), or furoi. Dire in the house, will he grnlefully received, as well as any donations for enabling the Di rectors to accomplish tho work they have be gun. \Yc would also rospceiluliv request each editor in the alnte, and tho Charleston Observer, to give this notice a few insertions, and also make any remarks concerning insti tutions of this kind which they may consider useful. By order of the Directors. IVm. DKARIN'G, Chairman. Wm. W. IV A DDE L, Sec. Pro tem. N. B. All the branches of learning usually taught in nur county academies, will be taught al this school, nnd students, if >t be desired, will be prepared for the higher classes in Col lege. and, containing Ono Hun- "• or- | ,|,o Third Section, im.l Districts,No. 1.9, 3,10,and 17.nlj ,| rc ,| F„ rl y A rreP , „ r loss, nn'tlio waters uf ■edou j «h«! I'tt'tHb auction, form tho Third 3laj’. Dn tliono . Mulberry, adjoining Itiirson and others: levied on ■ ttapi will he Irtiiud oaeli Dutrict m the I erntnry, with j tt! , the property of Delila Shaw, to miti?fy a fi. fa. in fit- Good Bargains. V HF. anbteriber has on hand for aale between Two and Three Hundred head ( «»f fine fat hoga, at arvrr- al Pluntationa near the Lnnpswamp, in Cherokee coun ty ; and -*!veral fine Stock* of Cattle, among which i» Tareunr or Thirty fine milch Cowa. Alao, aeveral fine Lolaol Con* at.d Fodder, at five different plantation*; all of which I will aell low for caab, or will take in part one or two likely young nrgrn hoys of good character, or •near two good young hnrara would be received also in P**Jv All those who ar^ disposed to putchaae Stock and Com low, would do wHI to call and aee for them- nS: , • AMBROSE HARNAGE. Hcc.*—1—37—3t % L»»t of (.and and Irnc’ion distinctly laid ' % d iwn ami numbered—all Mountaini, Rivers, Cm Iih, Brunch**?, Fcrriea, &c. are correctly nnd faithfully de lineated. The Map will he hanelaomcly engraved, printed on a* rnng silk paper, colored and put up in morocco cast s at the following prices, viz: Land Map, $5 00 Gold Maps g3 art each nr for three, $10 00 For (iold and Land Mops, comprising the whole Territory, $15 00 Persons desirous of obtaining this valuable Map wdl do well to inform the publisher soon, as nut a limited number can be obtained during the drawing of the Lot tery. All communieations odthessed to the st.bxcrihcr in MilledgcviUe. Ga (postuge paid of course) will meet with prompt attention. ORANGE GREEN. MilJedgeville, Aug. 2.3, 1932. fMieaimuh Shaw, Ex'x. &c. vs. said DchinShaw. Ono Tract of Land, containing Two Hun dred and seventy Acres, more or l»ss, on the waters of the Oconee river, adioining McCluskey and others: — levied on ns the property of John Kerlin, lo satisfy n li. fa. in favor of Henuersnn and Willis Willingham. Ad ministrators, Kc. v». Middleton Cowan and said Ker im. G. F. ADAMS, D. Sli’ff. Dec. 1. X.S3AL NO riCZSS. STEAM PACKETS Will. SEAR KOOK, C«|)l. IV. DUBOIS, and .10 IIIV DAVID XOXGIiV, Capi. JAMBS CURRY. frillE Proprietors of these Splendid Steam Packets 3 intend running < hem as Passage und Freight Boats between CHARLESTON and AUGUSTA, the coming season—the first regular Trip to commence on Satur day, 3d of November next, under tho following arrange ment:—Leaving Charleston and Augusta every Satur day, and arriving at Charleston and Augusta every Tuesday. By «bi* arrangement, Country Merchants trading t«* Charleston, and wishing lo avail themselves of the con veyance, can make their calculations with perfect safe ly, before leaving home, when they will have their goods in Miguxta. Great cafe has been had in fitting up their Cabins, in • style combining comfort and splen dor, equalled by few boats in the United States. These Boats are on the low pressure principle, coppered and copper fastened; and as no expense has boon spared hi building them, for safety, speed and comfort, thev are recommended to the public with the greatest confi dence. II. W. CONNER & CO. JlgtnU, Chirlevton, S. C. A. MACKENZIE & CO. Agents, Augusta, Georgia. Oct. 5.— 29—131. Book and Job Printing neatly and accurate ly executed at this office. GEORGIA, MADISON COUNTY. Inferior Court sitting for Ordinary Purposes, t GREEABLY to the last will and testament of Dabny Gholitnn, late of Madi?on county, decea sed and by order of the Honorable ihe Inferior court of said county, when sitting far Ordinary purposes, will be sold at the Court house in the town of Daniclsviile, Madison comity, on the first Tuesday in January next, Two Negroes, to wit. Jane a woman, about 33 years, Syrena a Girl, about 16 years old. Sold us the proper ty of the heirs of Nancy Sisson, deceased, nnd far their benefit. Terms made known on t ho duv of sale. Z \CI1ARIAII GUOLSTON, Agent. Sept. 28—28 - tds. EXECUTRIX’S SALE. 4 GREF. ABLY to the last will of William Shaw, late of Jackson county, deceased, will he sold at the Court house in iaid county, on tho first Tuesday in .lauiiary next, a Negro Woman named Dane. Terms made known oil the day of sale. SUSANNAH SIIAW, Exr’x. W.VL SHAW, Ex’r. Oct. 12—30—tds. EXECUTOR’S SALE. O N Friday, the fourth day of January next, will be sold, at the late residence of Absolum W*fford deceased, of Jackson county, the personal property of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale JOHN WALLICE, Ex’r. ’ Nov. 21.—36—Ida. EXECUTOR’S SALE. A GREEABLY to an order of the honorable the In* iwL ferior court of Franklin county, when sitting far ordinary purposes, will be sold on the first Tuesday in February next, at tho Courthouse of Franklin county ono Tract of Land, containing Two Hundred and Forty Acre?, more or less, lying on the Grove river, joining Joshua Hudson, Joel Thomas, and others. Also, One Negro woman, Dafney, about Twenty year? old, nnd a hoy child upwards of Three years old* also, two old Negroes will he offered for sale* a man named Peter, above Sixty, nnd a woman named Rachel, above Fifty years—belonging to the estate of John Clarkson, deceased. Sold for tho benefit of the heirs of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. JAS. IIARGROVE, ExV. Nov. 24.-36—tds. ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. W ILL bo sold on Wednesday, the 9th of January, 1833, nt the house where Levi May resided, on the plantation of John Pttrycor, one mile from Athens, all the Personal Estate of tho said Levi May, deceased, consisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Corn, Fodder, Oats, &c. EMZf’R L NEWTON, ) . , , R. DOUGHERTY, ( Adinrs. Dec. 8—38—Ids.* EXECUTORS’ SALE. A GREEABLY to the last Will and Testament of jtsh. Dr. James Ni«bri, deceased, will be sold on Sn- turday, February 9th, 1833, the Plantation belonging to the Estate of said deceased, containing 149 Acres, morn or less, situated one mile from Athens, on the Wntkiua- ville nmd, adjoining Uillyer, Walker and others, to gether with various farming utensils, plantation tool*; Stock, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, fee. One Cart and Yokeol Oxen. The sale to take place on tlic premises. Sold far the benefit of the heirs and legatees ofsuid deceased. ALFRED M. MS BET, j EUGENICS A. NJSBET, i Dec. 8—39—tds. Executors. fl'NOUR month? alter date application will bo made CL to the Honorable the Inferior Court of (’lark county, when sitting f »r Ordinary purposes, f»r leave to the Lnnd and Negroes, belonging lo the Estate of John Holder, !ale of said county, deceased. TAIiPLEY HOLDER, Surviving Exe’r. Sept. 7— 25— w4m. F OUR months alter dutu application w ill be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Jackson county, when eitling for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell the Land and Negroes belonging to the Estate of Jacob MiiDnps, deceased. MARVEL MILLS APS, Adm’r. LAVI.NA MILLSAPS, Adin’x. Sept. 7—23—w*4m. JpAOL'R months nffer November Term, 1832 Present their Honors, James Anderson, John Meroney, Noah W, Pittman, and Robert Groves, Justices. O N tho petition of William Clcghorn, Administra tor ol Willium Edwards, ate of said county,de ceased : And William Clcghorn, Administrator of Francis Maxwell, deceased, for Letters of Dismission from the further Administration on said Estates: Whereupon, it is ordered by this Court, that after Six months’ publication of these applications, in one of the public Gazettes of this State, that tho said William Clcghorn, Administrator on the Estates as nforesaip, will be dismissed, unless cause he shewn to the con trary, of which all concerned will take notice. A true extracifrom the minutes, this 6th Nov. 1832. WILLIAM SANDERS, c.c. o. Nov. 10—34-m6«n. GEORGIA, CLARK COUNTY. W HEREAS Matthew Hester, Administrator of Cnarles llcster,deceased, applies for Icttersof Dismission from the further Administration on the E>tate of said deceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish all nnd sin gular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why slid let ters should not he granted. Given under my hand this 13th Sept. 1832. JOSEPH LIUON, c. c. o. Sept. 27—21—m6m. GUARDIAN’S SALE. A GREEABLY to an order of tho Honorable the lo- /m. ferior Court of Mudison county, when sitting for. ordinary purpose*, will he sold on the first Tuesday in 7—23 —wlm. January next, at the Court house in the town of Dan-, ieiiville, Madison county, between the usual hours of, sale tho following property, viz: Ono Tract of Land containing 150 Acres in *a*d county, adjoining Wil liam Mmion, RumscI J. Daniel, and others; also, oi;< Negro boy named Albert, seven years old, sold as the properly of Allen Daniel, Lunatic.* Terms made known on the day of sale. JAMES DANIEL, Guardian. Oct. 26 —32—tds. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. A GREEABLY to an order of the Honorable the In ferior court of Jackson county, when sitting for ordinnry purposes, will be sold at the court house in said county, on tho first Tuesday in January next, One Tract of Land, containing 150 Acres, more or less in said county, adjoining Jones and others. Sold as the Real Estate of Wm. Burnett, deceased, for the benefit of the llciis. Terms made known on ihe day of sale. SAMUEL BARNETT, Adm’r. Nov. 2—33—Ida. I ^OUll months after date application will he rnsdft _ to the Honorable the Inferior comt of Jackson county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave In 1) two Trocts of Land, the property of William Wol- | lace,deceased, NICHOLAS WALLACE, ) . . . WILLIAM WALLACE. ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. A GRREABLY to an order of the Honorable the In. i* forior Court of Jackson county, will he sold at Clayton, Rabun county, on the first Tuesday in April next, One Lot of Land, in said county, containing -I9U Acres, known nnd distinguished by Lot, No. 93, in the first dutrict of said county, it b. i»g a part of the R**nl Estate ol Patrick Cash, late of Jackson county, de ceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. lain application will bo tfiarfa to the Honorable the Inferior court of Franklin county, when silting lor ordinary purposes, far leave lo sell ah the Real Estate, belonging ihe Estate of Lewis Chandler, deceased. MARTIN ANTHONY, ExV. Sept. 7—25—w4tn. OUR months after date application will be made to the Honorable Iho Inferior court of Clark county, when sitting for Ordinary porposes, for leave to sell Lot No. J86, in 4th District of originally Dooly now Pulaski cogntv, drawn by William Ch'rslom’s or phans. Sold for the benefit ol said orphans. JAMES G. MASTIN, Guardian. Sept. 28—28—w4m. F OUR months after date application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Hall county, when silting for Ordinary purposes, for le»v« to sell the Real Estate of Milley Wood I iff, late of countv, deceased. JAMES LAW, - GEORGE WOODLIFF, S AUmrs * Sept. 23—28—w4in. Nov. 10—31—tds. LUDWELL WORSHAM, ) . , , SAMUEL BARNETT, \ Admr *’ I jlOUK Humtlis after date application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior court of Haber sham county, while sitting far Ordinary Purposes, for leave to St Hull Ihe Real Estate of lliempsal Vaughan, deceased. JOSEPH P. G. WHITE, Adm’r. Oct. 12--30—w4»n. Attention! Men of ’76!! B I.ANK form*for obtaining pensions, aercable to the late Acl oI Cnnercss, in»y be obtained ofthe following gentleman—Robert Litton, Esq. tVatkine- ville, tVm. Cow an, Esq Jefferson, James Lsw, Esq. Uainesville, end Wm. Sanders, Esq. Daniels.ills, and tt this office. The forms were drawn up by Judge Clarion and uiey be relied upon as correct. Athens, Oct. 19. ADMINISTRATORS' SALE. A T the lato residence of Patrick Cash, of Jackson county, deceased, will bo sold on Thursday, 20th December next, part of the Personal property of said deceased: consisting of Corn Codder, 'Sheet, one Horse, Household ami Kitchen furniture, &c. Terms made known on the dir of sale. I.UDWEI.L WORSHAM, ) . . , SAMUEL BARNETT, J Adnir *. Nor. 10—34— tds. ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. |X1 ILL he sold by order of Ihe Honorable the Infc- TV rior Court ol Jaekson county, while silling as a Court of Ordinary, oil Iho first Tuesday in February next, al the Court houae in Jackson county, 200 Acre’s 'ft.and, more or lees, adjoining Polls and others, it be. ing e pert of the Reel Estate of Patrick Cash, late of Jackson county, deceased. Terms made known the day of sale. LUDWELL WORSHAM, ) , , , SAMUEL BARNETT, y Admr’s. Nov. 10-31—tJ«. F OUR months afterdate application will be ntado to the Honorable the Inferior court of Habersham county, while sittingfor Ordinary purposes,lor leave to sell the Real Estate of Joseph Mnrdnck, deceased. JOHN M. BOWMAN, Adm’r. Oct. 12—30—w4m. F OUR mollis alter date application wilt he made to the Honorable the Inferior Conrt of Franklin county, when sittingfor ordinary purposes, for leave to sell one Negro boy, belonging to the Estate of Jons* than L. Ramsey, deceased# JAMES RAMSEY, Adm’r. , 0t(. I9--31—w4m. F OUR month? after date application will be mad*-* to the Honorable the Interior Court of Hall coun ty, wiien sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Real Estate of John Ratliff, late of said county de ceased. JOHN BOND, Adin’r. Nov. 10— 31—wlm. F OUR months after date application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Cltrk county, when silling for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell Lot, No. 121, in the tSYh district of formerly Mus cogee now Uarri?county, belonging to the orphans ot Jonathan Meltou, deceased, for the benefit of said or phans. STEPHEN FELKER, Goardian. Doc. 8-39-wlm.