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Newspaper Page TextBY (’AMAX Si RAGLAND, STATK PRINTERS. MILLEDGEVILLK, TUESDAY, MAY <5, 1843. VOLUME XIV.—NO. 31. Exf.cctivr Department, Gf.o. > IMdledgcville, mill April, 1C23. \ THE Executive having received the se cond instalment on the claims allowed under tlie treaty with the Creek Indians of the Bill Kxmiton. or Guardians, ure rrqmri-il, by law, to be Jan V, IBS], tile same will he paid to claim- lard, Georpe Bonim, Jesse L. Baker, John Bryant, In'll on 'he first Tuesday in the month, between the ants on application to Elisha Wood. Esn. at ' Arrhilialcl Brute, Thomas G. Beach, .1 Td three in the » up moon. .1 • • * . . . ’ > 1 u 11 p^’THE Georgia Journal is publish- weekly. nt the corner of Wayne nnd Hancock Street!, at Three Dollar# per turn. in advance, or Four Dollar* at the end of the year. . Advertisement* inserted at the \11ual rate#. N. H. Sales of land and negroes, by Administrator*. A LIST OF LETTERS, Remaining in '.he Post O'fce at Mo.JiceUo, April 1, lika. A—Seth Arms, Milton Amos, Titos. Anderson, Young Allen. B—J VV. Bonner, Joseph Beavers, James Bill- hour* of ten in the forentsm nnd three in the efternoon, ,i ■ n . „[ ,!ie court house ol the county in which the property "us Ueparlmcnt, under the regulations here- . xitimte.—Notice of theie sale# mint hi* givn in a public r;,/cMe SIX l Y tlu> s previous to the day of sale. b Notice of the sale of personal property iniiBt be given tii ike manne’*, FO!l 1Y day* previous to the day of sale, V jtiie to the debtors nnd creditor* of an estate must t*. pub..shed for FORTY day*. y.ctive that application will be made to the Court of •‘Vihnaiy for leave to sell land, must be published for SINT MONTHS. Ai. business ot this kind continues to rarrive prompt ttuntioii at the office of the Georgia Journal. rr.-i.’ i - 1 Friuli Drugs, Family Medicines, A‘c. \ T7* B. ROGERS lias just received from New * V , York ami is now opening at his Drug • •' r». <ij>;)Osiiu Messrs. Wiley A: Baxters new l.ui'Lina, J60 lbs. Permian Bark, 140 “ Cremor Tartar, 50 u Jalap, 160 bottles C siMtor Oil, 48 u Olive do. 46 lbs. Calomel, 10 *iross English Phials, 10 His. Opium, Turk. Sejdlitz and Soda ?:*vders. Madder, Indian, and all other articles itt.. lied to a I)nu» Establishment in proportionate : lantities. Families, physicians, and merchants ;au be furnished very lotv. April 8 47 Pork.. Fisli, Floor, &o, ’T1H1 2 subscriber ofieis lor sale, P_ 46 bids. Mess Pork 46 do. Prime do 60 do. No.2 .Mackerel 60 half bbls do • 10 bids. No. 3 do * 4-0 do. .Northern Gin 40 do. Philadelphia live Whir-key 40 do. prime Sugars 10 do. all refined Loaf Sugar 10 ba^s iti inn- green Coffee 40 h!ilb. Flour 10,000 lbs. Swedes Iron, assorted , 000 bushels Liverpool Ground Salt JOHN T. ROWLAND, Apr 24—4t 20 Curtt r £»: Boykin’s Maine*. ’BACON. 3000 LBS. prime Georgia Baron just re toforo published. 15y older of the Governor. Sr49 ELISHA WOOD, Sec’ Brown, Isaac Bcrrv, .loim U . Brown, John Brow n, Robert Bull, Elisha W . Brewer, William Byars, James Brown, Martha Blown, James D. Bell, Andrew Boyd, William M. Boyct, Abner Banks ton, Francis Boykin, Mr. Barnet, Jared Beasley John \\ Buchanan f—Jesse Currol, Ann Crawford,W illiam Crow, "William 61. Connell, Maud Colver, James Cltuke, Leroy Curry, Joseph Center, \\ ilham Carpenter, Reuben Cone, Abraham Card, Jarre! W Cren shaw, Jomdon Compton, Alexander Cochran, John Cochran, Mcrrel Collier, Mrs. W in ford Car ter, John Ci.rral. D—Simeon Durham, Mrs. Charity Davis, Alisa- loni^I)ale, Moses Doset, Miss Mary Davis, James A LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Rost at Marion, Gro. April 1, 1823. \—Elijah Anglin. B—L B Bostick, R. K. Brown, John Benrrker, Lewis M. Brantlv, Elijah Bryan. C—John Crittmton, Matthew Coleman, Samuel Carter 2, Mutim'w \V. Coleshun, H S. Cutter, Junes Clark, \\<n. B Carter, Howell < hurry, W in. Cunniniihani. W 1 —^ tv 0 ™?-*" p™ '«!•«*««.» next nl the court house in tho tout, of Mon- JAI ol Hubert Cafy, deceased, arc requeued to J o, a ii*ict of land lying 2 l-« miles lrom Mon- make immediate payment, and all who have de- tieello being a part of the real estate of Solomon mantis against said estate are hereby entitled to Gray dee d, tor the benefit of the l.c.r* and credo present the same properly attested, uitl.in the time tors—terms made known on the day ot sale. j prescribed by law. DANIEL ME! SON April 29 £■ GLOYER, Adm’r. j J. C. DAVIDSON, * OTICE.—Will be sold on the first Tuesday in I April 1 AdmVs. with the w ill annexed. •Inly next, at the court-lumsc in Clinton, an order of the Inferior court of Jones county * f»0 ^ A Persons indebted to the estate of Nathan- -* »- ltd Williams, late ol Walton rouutv. dec.’d. D—John l)avi?2, n black woman at Mr. Jacob acres o| land belonging to the estate ol Je P. Dozier, Henderson Dostor, Samuel It. Du E—David Edlemon, Ansel L. Early, Prio Ed- ; their office is kept I Jewr Evers, James II. Eduards, Mrs. (Lt.wi t.s 11,nil, ,vill I Catharine I .\ai L AW IN’ OT ICE—The subscribers have con nected themselves in the practice of the law under tilt firm of Strong and Holt, anti will attend the several courts in the Ocmulgec Circuit, Pulas ki, 'i wiggs, and Laurens, of tlu* Southern, and Monroe ami Newton of tlu* Flint ( ircuits. CHRISTOPHER B. STRONG. PULASKI S. HOLT. Entonton, January 14 16—12t HIIIK subscribers have associated themselves lo- fi. git her in the practice of Law, in the name of ! DANIEL x MATTHEWS in this place—anv business confuted to them, will .. , ,, , . , be svictiv attended to They will attend the sove- I r 1 *o«I, Charles Forbes, l.zek.el ml Superior courts in the Northerns Western c.ir- , *, s * , l‘‘ N . '. *I OMa k freeman, Joshua cults. WILLIAM DANIEL, Benjarrm, h .nchcr, Uiomas l nth. ALLEN MATTHEWS. G-Benjamm Oates, J.tines D Gil^ou. Anthony Daniclsville, January 21 16 12l G ' ,l |‘! ore * A '’ ss L 'V ;I> , 0 !^’ • lohn .'' V"T,’. tl " ! • I son Dross, Miss Elizabeth Gross, Bleulord (»itiss, AW.—The subscriber having located himself David Gresham, Joseph Gunnell, John T. (iill- at Covington, Newton com tv. will promptly 1 nmre t, \\ illiam Gro.^s, William Graxes, John : Gritlin, W illiam Gibson H—Mr.*.. Mills Higganbothom,Rev. James I!ut to, Joseph Horsley, ILL Harwell, Reuben Hand, Wyatt Heflin, James Hathoru, Hannah Ham!, James I lai kucss,Thomas Hannah, A rn'ersoii I lo|t, Jonas Holland, James llambiiek, V\illi.ini Ham, Thomas Habiin, Benjumin Humphry, Lanj iiaiu- mel. I — Littleton Johnston, Benjamin Irvin, Jesse Jolly, Henry Jordan, Mis. Ruth John^nt. K—Benjamin King, J .hn Kuig, lau.ly D.K.ng, James Kelly, W rlliam Knight. L—Henry Ledbetter, Airs. Nancy Lorane, Jus. Lainar. M—Elijah Mixon, Josi ih Moody» Mis-. Nancy Mullens, Robert U. .Winter 2, Clu:ichhill Maseii, Stephen J. Miller, Chari, s Miller, George McLei- t 2, Mrs. Rebecca Mathews, attend to all business placed in his care JOHN N WILLIAMSON. Covington, Newton county, March 4 42—4m Altinov, Twiggs ( ounitj. T JAHK subscriber ha\ing purchased the Tavern .1. recently occupied by Nicholas Lloy, and has ndtlefl a large addition to the same, now tenders his services to his friends and the public genctally, and w ill be thankful for favors bestowed. _Ap. 29—;U60 DAVID RALSTON. E NT E RT AI NM ENT. 6HE subscriber informs the public that he lias opened a house in New Town f-r the re ception of transient company. He pledges Imp- seif that nil attention will be paid to those who may |. lll( | j, um . s *W' yj’, \ Dunn’s, Win. Dunn, D.md Dunn, Janies Dickin son, W iiliam Dtinn'2, Moses Dttncan, Benjamin Dupree, II. R. Dt nkii.s. E—Margaret Evans. • F—Thomas Fort or John Fort, Elizabeth Fitz gerald. il—Win. Hatcher, Isaac Holey, Jonathan H. Hopkins, Cardin I looks, James Harri.mn, George Harrison, Jonathan H. Hopkins. .1—Robert Jackson, Daniel Joice. K—Joseph King. L—John Linton, Nicholas L. Lloyd, Ilvmirick Lovet, I homus Leonard, Jacob Little. M—Morning Mercer, Amu* M< Donald, Doury A. Met'ullers, Levicu Met itjju e, Matthew McCul- lers, William Martin, Benjamin \V . Matthows, La- /arns Minor, Frederick Mansfield, Thomas U. Mulford. N—l)a\ id O. Net fold, Henry Norsworthy. P—Samuel Pc .ire, Lemuel Fage, Alexander Pearce, W illis Pcnv, jr. Isaac Pebbles, Faster Powun. R—David Richardson, Sampson Rodgers, Star- kv C. Rodgers, Robert Uudford, Dr. Rembi rt, Wm Rho les. S—Eliza W Slappy, James N. Sutton, Marv • Sinclair, Samuel Stanford, Wm. VV. Stanford, Needham Stewns, chines Store. T—Henry M. Terrell, Joab Trull 2, Ezekiel Tavlor, Bird Tarver, Geoigc Thompson. V—James Vi>u.u*. W—George W ilson 2, Mi raj ah Whittle 2, Rich- ard \\ lotehe.id, Margaret Woods, Martha W illis, i Benjamin F. W illis, Horace R. Ward. Apr 29-60 SAMI<. WILLI AMS,P. I " TOR SALE—fust rale gig HORSE." En- ! 1 quire of ALEXANDER $& sCOTT, City Hotel, Milledgcville. April 3 27 1 April 3, lo23. 7ey dec’d, whereon the said Venzey deceased.- Terms of sale made know n on the d»\. Apr 24 ABNER LOCKF/fT, Adm’r. f JL G REE ABLE to an order of the court of Or- t\. diiiarv of Jones county, will be sold in tho town of Clinton, on the* first Tuesday in July next, one hundred amt fifty acres of land on the waters ot alnut creek adjoining Lucas Smith, brlong- ingto the estate of Reuben M. Leroy. Sold forth" benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms, credit until Christmas WILLIAM FREENY, Adm’r. April - td-*—*49 ITNECFloR’S SALE.—oh (hVsecondTucs- Sid iy in J one next, w ill be sobi at the late res ide nee of Proser Horton, late of Jackson comity, dyr.’d, all the personal estate id said deceased, con- si'-ting ot horses, cattle, hog*, sheep, household and kitchen furniture, plantation tools, a road waggon, a gig, corn and fodiler, a quantity of cider and cider rial, and other articles loo tedious to enumerate.— The sale to continue lit m day to day until all are Hold, and the terms made know n on the dav of sale. WILLI \M BELL, T , , AprSS~89 JA*. HEMPHEI.L, f ' ' O N the first Tuesday in June next, will be sold at the court-house in Warren county, 404 1 2 acres land in the 1 Olh district of Henty count), known by No 126 in sai l (list, sold for the hem tit of the heirs of Benjamin Wheeler dec’d, lut(?ul Warren county. April 16 * JAMES WHEELER, Agent. fa\or him with their custom. Apr 29—30 R. MeCOMBS. tv ceived on conaignnient and lor sale RICHARD MU KG \N. 4i 48 April 16 Sp IUNC (300 L)S. 1 FI6HE subscribers have just received from Liv i i rpooi and Greenock, a fresh assortment of I BRITISH DRY GOODS, “suitable for the season, for sale at a small advance | for cash or approved paper, \iz. Printed Calicoes and Muslims, striped and check *4iin;hams, white and colored Jeans, white Drill- Mv*-, blue and red Union httipcs, mixed and blue if tries, Marie do. Mad 1/ Ui \ HOTEL, MiJlcdgevilli*.—The snbM-ri- bers have taken that large and eoiumodious house, lately occupied bv Mr. McCombs, under the name of the Golden Rail Tavern. Every at tention '• 11 be given to make ^io»e who may f.ixor them with their comnanv, coiiifortahle. ELAM VLEXANDER, ! Jan 21 WM. F. hCOTT. !L.i Tho• Augurta Chronic!S n- nnuth Hopiiln’i- 1 c.tu .i;n! Cnhuioba Tress, trill publish the above u ot and send their accounts to the subscribers. E. A. W F.S. COFFKE HOI S r J 'HF. SUB3CKIHKR3 i-<:sp*Tifullu hr- leave _ff to inform their Inen.ls ami the public, that they have taken the above well known Pubbc 1 House in the. town of Milledgevillc, on the cast side , Pullicate and Mneu- of the public square, formerly kept by John Dow- ’..patam Handkfs. 4-4 and 6-4 cotton Checks, 4*4 ncr ? (one of the present occupants.) I *nd 0*4 (.’ambric6, Irish Linen in w hole and half 1 heir establishment is large, and conveniently j nieces, Russia Sheeting, a general a^ortmeutof calculated to accommodate Ti at oilers w ith pn-; •otton and silk Hosiery, Suspenders, Turkey Red vate bed-rooms. Gentlemen with their families, Yarn, Vegonia Cloths and Cassimen r, linen and can be furnished with genteel bed and sitting rooms . ,tton Bedii' k, a large assortment of muslin Floun- separate from the noise of the house—They there- :< s and Trimmings, cambric and jaconet Dresses foie hope, from the conveniences of their house, w ith extra flounces, Book MusHn da. very i tch, together with their experience in business and ex- Hw priced muslin Robes, loom seeded, jaconet, ertions to give general satisfaction, to gain a share nook and lcno Muslins, lamb'd mull and book do. of public patronage. •IG and C**4 plain jaconet, medium and book Muu- JOHN DOWNF.R, 6 ns book Handkfs. Frills and Collmetts, Holt’s JAMES W. LaMFKIN. patent cotton Thread in spools ami hanks, thread Millcdge\ille, January 41 17 and bobbin nett Laces and Footing*, fcc. kc. j" i'miTtT Also, Scotch Ingrain Carpeting. r . o. ' UtM, Richard Mitchell, David Manh, John Vn C Nathaniel 1‘. MviicU 2, Greene Miller, Mrs. Sarah McDonald, \lo>e.-» Mulkey. N—John B. Nelson 4, William Null, 'Ihomas Nix, Charh s Nix, Jonathan Neal. U—Sample Oit k Aden Urr, Mis. Mary Odom. P—Joseph M. 1*0-1, Stephen Fare. Eiijui Pate, Jo»*|>h J*'. Porter, J. I*. P-nUi r, James 1 Portiss, Hinton Pearson, Chat les Peatson,James Pmlii| s. U—Bradley Riddle, Nathan Roby, Able L. Rob in sou. S—riiomas Stevens, William Steel, John Star- devciit, Abram SJiepherd, 'l /iomas Stemps, T\ iU- iam i*. Sterrctt, Charles Smith, Susannah Stamp er, James Stewmt, Myles Scarborough, William Simpson. James Si:mnonn, .loliu Spear, Daniel Scott, Wiley J. St illing, Joseph Scott, Benjamin Sc.Ht! T—Phillip Thunnon 3, Miss Sarah Tuggle, John W. Turnbull, John Tomlinson, Ihomas Tuy.de, Rowland Thornton, Joseph W . Todd 2, John Tucker 2, Acquillon I avlor, Thonia?. W. Trammel. U—Alexander Urquhart. W—Jamc- Willingham, Lankin Wilson, AVill- La\\ KE.NCKWI.r.t Pacha gp$ of Letters Miss in S FA'FUXL vahialde paekages of letters lrom \t gnst.i and elsewhere, known to have been ! legal trly mailed some moatna since, not having j . reached their destination, viz: Lawrenccville, in ; I Gwinnett county, the poxi mastei at that place will thank post innsiers on the unite, and generally' in I the state, to examine their oiliecs, and if tiny such arc found, to forward them to their prupr.r pUpsc. 1 T J112 subscriber ofTers for sale on reason.ibic ! terms the Plantation whereon he now lives, J containing about -1000 acres, mostly good land, to- j petl.er with 3 valuable mills, viz. I saw ami 2 grist, together with an excellent gin bouse and gear, tilt* whole upon u iiexer lading Mi cam of w ater. The situation is well known by the name of Long’s Mills, in the county of Washington, 9 miles from handei-villt Any person wishing to purchase, me invited to call and view the pn nu** *, as a great bargain w ill .he given by JOHN J. LONG. April 16 . 3m-—--93 OU in Baldwin jail a negro J.\ “ A DMI SRSTRATOU’S SALE—Un Friday il.e j _/V sixth day of June next, w ill be sold at the late , residence ol Joseph Yarbrough dec d in Jackson county nil the personal uiatu of said deceased e.in sisting of horses, c.'fttle hogs, household and kitch en furniture, plantation utensils, corn, fodder, a still and ves-els, a quantity of brandy and other ui - ! tides too tedious to mention. Terms made known ! on the day of sale. AMBROSE YARBROUGH THOMAS I. BOWEN, 1 Airil 16 tdx—23 * Adm’rs. I O N the first Tiies(J.i\ iii June, will be sold m the town of Madison, sixty-six and two-third iteres ol land, in the county of Morgan, one negro gill 11 years old, household furniture, Ke. sold as the piopcrtv of Lliaha Tally, fot the bcm lit ot the heirs ol said decoase I THOMAS TALLY, Adm’r. April 1. 26—tilsSU* pi JH.^UANT to an order of the honorable the imn,latc of Walton county, de.c’d. are requested to make immediate payment, and those that the estate is indebted to are requested to render their demands in arrordin* to law. EDWARD WILLIAMS, ) Kl , GREEN S WILLI AMS, s A ‘ ,m ,Sf April 1 ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, Adm’x FROM METASTATIO. Gentle Zephyr, as you llv, Slmuld \ou meet ntv Uuely fair, Softly whisper, ‘‘ you’ie a sigh, 1 ’ Bui do not tell whose sigh you ane. Limpid Streamlet,should my dear Crus* your current ns you flow, Murmuring ti ll her, “your’rc a tear, 1 ' But not whose eye? !:a\c swoll’n you so. himself Miles and says he belong i:im Williams, John ti.'Vliatliv, John VValPs, U«v. Pop« of Jonescnimn. - ” Watson, John . JOHN C. MANGHAM, SI. fl Inferior court of tireenc county, silting for oidinary jturposes, will be sold on the first Tuesday in June next, before the court-house door in Grcenesborough, 36 acre's of laud, more or less si tuate in the county ol Greene, on Rush creek, ad joining ISlaj. Thomas Moseley , John Montforil and > others, it being part of the real estate of Thomas HHoughton, dec’d. lot the benefit of the heirs and :U,S i creditors of said dec’d. Term* made known oil to Henry j tho ( | HV of Hale . March PI ABRAHAM YEATS, F.x’or. White Lead ground in oil, Irish Potatoes in mrtr.1, Oznaburg's tow Bagtrinu, Bale Rope, and Garden Seeds. JAMES ROBERT SO S ^C’o. Augusta, April 15 —23 LAND. rTERSONS wl.ohavt* drawn land in the follow- i iag districts, #iz : the l lilt, 15th, 17th Je 18th, toruterlv llenry, and‘Jth and 14th fouvu rly Fay- *tte, can have tlie highest c ash price, on .ippbea* • io JOHN B. NELSON, Standing Peach Tree, Do Kalb County. IABINET FURNITURE.—the aubjciibei* v-' ctiers for sab? at his tfsiahtislimcut in Angus- low the lu’iikt in Broad street, •now in'general use, made, ol J wozkiuni.dnp, won it ecu lie Orders direeicd to li : m will be r| and punctunllv attended to. DA YU) W. DONALDSON. 'a, 11. w doors be • d.iiu’t I’urniluv ’ >od materials an ia ’ for cash, •haukfully rc.ce: u T j AVING taken possession of that large and JL_£ <,n«r. nodious house formerly occupied by Col. Daw-on, oilers his services t.» the public in the capacity of Tavern-keeping. He hopes from his addition'll impiovenicnN ami constant attention, that he will be able to render all those th.it patron ize him comfortable His house is roomy and sta hies convenient, and shall be. supplied w ith the best that the country a fiords. Feb 25 4am lChn QLMEON L. STEPHENS tin Glebe ’] avern, near the mcrly kept ! y James Gamble, h- of EntcriaimuLMit, and hopes by tioji tv» :;ii e general satisfaction. MdludgfMlIe, March 26 laviu court-h sopened a house umeuiitied utten- Dic.k, on hi nnd f Brim F iANTERS HOTEL, Augusta, Georgi; The inters Hotel, situated be ts, and lYont- Februar.' 4 Notice to Pont Masters. A L7. letters and papers for Gwinnett, DeKalb, jL and K.ivette counties must be for Winded by *.!ie way of Milledgei ille and Monticcllo. Asliict attention to this notice is requested. A. R SMITH, Post-Master, April 22—3t2:) Lawrem ■ ville, Gw inncttco. To Post Masters* r HE Post Master af who •* ofiice t!ic tenth number of the Philadelphia Journal ol the *k Hical and Physical Sciences,” directed t > me, ole.tained, is requested to forward it w iihout delay io, p,roper desiiuation—New hope post Office, • Bile or k count v, on tlie route from Powelton to ‘lontieello * DAVID KENJ) ALL V i\Z'J 3t 30 PHYSIC. D R HORACE J. BATES lemlcis l>is pro- le?sional services to the citizens ol C oMtig- ind New ton county, itici w ill punctually attend »il calls th it appertain to the practice of Physic, ;erv, and Midwifery. Apr 4J—it -9 Joseph w. e. Wallace—Yon are herc- disci i.jer has taken the i late Iv occupied by John Miller, Es« twe. n Reynolds and MacaiLccn Stn i.14 .T ines ‘•treet. 'I Ills est.vblishni* and bc.-t adapted for the combat.dih, arcommoda- ti.m ofTr. itllcrsol any in tlie state. There are Rooms inti d up, and wiifbe re.ser\eiI for the at- commudnthm of Families. A Bathing Establish ment i- ilso attached to the Hotel Plunteis, Northern ..ml Southern Merchants, ( v. lio may be pleased to patronize the proprietor, 1 will find convenience in being in the neighborhood of tlie j;n at (lotion Mart from (lie l pper Country. Stali.e-, in ail respects suitable to tho extent of 1 ilit 4 i.tbli dnneiif are pro' ided. JOHN iJOLKUJTON,late ofG November 19 FORT' HAWKINS. / 101 TON \Y ARE-HOUSE. BOATING AND (iKOCEUIES.—The subscriber has lately taken possesion of a very extensive ware-house for the roi eption of Cotton and has commenced the Boating business on the river Ocmulgec, and begs leave, to solicit a share of public patronage. He h i* now two boats running, ami will carry cotton at the low rate of two dollars and fifty cents per bale. (’otton w dl be received at the Ware-house at tlie reduced price of twelve and a half cents per bale a month. A liberal advance made on cotton shipped. Lately received and for sale at very reduced prices, a large assortment of Grocorii notified to attend a meeting of Jasper Lodge LV 27) on Friday the 23d day of May next, to , r - ......... r -... ■ i>uci rharges preferred against you, of a nature consisting ot toe following nnfclcs : bait, !••••. 'Shiv unmasoiuc ;uitl uii-enll.'inaiily. | Flour, C otV. .-, Sugar, MoWs, Wliiskry, Gm M. PHILLIPS, Sec.'v. I I livuse, Pun tier, Shut, I.eail, CaKtmsi-, lolmcro Munlicdlo. RlaTch 4. 6823. '-’2 tin ! NniU, kc. Ittc. 4,<XK) yards widl .ix-inrti.il donii-Htn 37' The Cahawba Press will publish the above rollon goods. PETER WILTBKKGER, Jr. hnctimet. Port Hawklrfa,Jan I) 17 ir_ Public Site of Fayette County. \ CuUdn WAvyp. VIousp, 'Tjm: town lots in Fnjvttc countv and in tlie j Upper eiitl, South side llrnad St. Augusta. * WJLUAM H. EGAN, K. P. Ward, John YYimbish, John - Whitaker, John White, Julia Wthlon, Mrs. Ann 1 ^l ir> ‘ While, Thom.»s Ware ? John \N ilson, YNin. We!- 1 ^ ^ i v REWARD.—-Strayed don, Isaac Weldon, Kliixh Weldon. ' # j* ? the subscriber on the BETEU GKl.NNtL, P. M. ' -•* • April 3. 3; J7 A LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Ojlice at Madison, Geo. April 1, 1343. A—William Adair, Jane Adair, Jane Adams, Isaac Austin. B—Philip Barnes, Benjamin Boon 2, Thomas Brown, Moses Baiitv, K. C. Beck, esq David J. Butt, Israel Beekwitli, Dm istoplu i B Brow n, Eli zabeth Bailey, William B. Butler, W dlium Blood- worth, Anderson B ites, Henry Blown, Arnold E. Bloudworlh, Joseph Beaveis, W iilmm Beard, Eli zabeth Bcavui?, Isaac Bankston, Di.YYin. i . Bu- chnnnon. D—Samuel B. Cobb, James B. Cain, W illiam purchased Col**, Justice-? inf. Court, B.iiU.y Cole, Claiborn Crawford, Hinton Crawford. D—John M. Davenport, William Davenport, William Davit, Silas P. Davis, Grant Davis. E—Miss iki-ciil.i L). Edw:mi>, Henry Esseilin. I*—Francis L osu-r, Samuel Fa h.'cr, James and Ftank Feiiell, W imam Fieldei (»—Alston II Green, James(ii'*en, Jesse Green, Edwanl Gather, Geo. Gabbard, A « hiliil i Great-# house, Washington Geler, Peggy Giinnels, Col. Jr. II. Gilmore. 11— W illiam Hughs, Rirhard Harwell, Stephen Hester, Micajalt Hughs, Wilburn ll.uniltou, Mat- tin w Hester, Henry Hunt, Graves Harris 1 . 2. 1—J.ones Irwin, James Jones, Nathaniel Jack- son, Richard Jones or W ilham Kendal, Daniel Jackson, Nathaniel Jestur. L—Charles Lockheurt, Thomas P. Lumpkin 2, James T. J<a\vmice. M—Eliza Mitchell, William MeOw rn 2, Ahra- ham M< adows, Wilbani Meadow-, Dchhis Mad den, Matilda Moore., Benjamin W. .Miljagan, El len McDonn.dd, Daniel .YlcMilleii. N—Willis Newton. ]’—Rediiumd Peavev, Daniel Prince, Nancy Pattillo, D W . Portei, Aunahella i'orfer, Thomas Pate, Robert Patterson, Joseph Park John Piiieh- it, (ieorge Pullen, John 11. Poudur, Alary D. Per ry, Mrs. Pratt R—Bartholomew Roberts, Anderson Ray, Hi ram Russian, Elias Rc.-d, John Rockwell, Ed mund Kanes, Rebecca Runes, W usou Richards, Jesse Read. S—John Bn* II, .Alfred Shepherd, W iiliam Snvf h, William ^iftimons', Thomason wan, (ieorg** >'j,en- cer, Henry Sill-. Benjamin ( . >»lt. Mo? - Sjh ar, Robert Steele, Joint Skidmore, Alex.ilid* r Stew- art, John Stephens. T—Jacob P. Tin ner, Charles Thompson, Wil liam Talbot, Tirana- I ally , ll.tiris l. i Inn moiul, W iiliam 1 unnel,Nicholas Thornton, John D.Tur- —3Q~ 1 o N the first Saturday in May next, wiiMiesold stolen from gill of the 7th March, a light bay horse,’ and a new saddle and blanket, with a black man** and t.»il, some saddle spots on It is back, a small star in Ids foicln ad, and perhaps one white liiud foot, live feet high, nine or ten year* old, tolerable well nicked, some marlis of har less, .shod all rofiud, trots and canters—he is well formed and inclines to hold his head to one side, particularly when in harness.—From the , — • , . 4 , . search tint has been made, there i no *!onbt, Iml J ty, on lliu.sday the 49th May next, Ins stork of ilint hr lins hern stolen. A rc.Oanl of litlv .lollais | i nilffi, (IKlU h, :,.l .,r up«:r. t ls) wah a remnant ol will bi: pniil tor (he thief,horse,sallHU- and blanket I peisonal pr.merly—all sold lor (lie hem-fit ol or twenty dollars lor the horse, saddle and blanket ! . .editors and liens of said deceased, and sale JOSEPH BUCHANN A.N. lo eontinue from day to day until all are. sokl.— Monticcllo, Id April. ’ it—27 'Ienns made known at tho sale. It is hoped that ‘ all who are indebted to the above ostaU* will come iLL \ * BE\Y .Asti). Ruuauny fr-itn tho sub- | j* orw j j or settlement—likewise tlioac tu whom Cfi 2J " P scrilw r, a negro fellow b> the name of at the late rcsidenci of Thomas W . Benbuii dee’d. all the personal property of said dec’ll, con sisting of one Imuhc, cow* and calves, househoidand kitchen furniture, au*l sundry other urtiel 'H too t»- dious to mention. 'Terms tmulo known on the day of sale. IIYNNAH BENSON, Adm’x. JOSEPH \V. BRANTLEY, Adm’r. March 18 lYi OTICE.—-Will he sold at the late residence of Murdoch McDuffie, dee'd, in Irvvincoui) gh, and from iqpearance ry mu* It, county. scriht-r. u •about 6 ft. 5 in. twenty two years ot ng well n under lip and his hack hcurilicd tailor by trade ; w ho formerly beliuiged to made Jc A ley of S iviimmh.—\Y ho, Irian all info, malion, wiff mak** for tni* place, as In* had Ire** p ipers ami pcimits with my name assigned t«» them, from tins piace to S;*\amm!t, and from this to Clmrlt *ton, to work at lus b.isim which he had procm'**il from some our in this place. 1 will give a rewind of twenty dollars to tiny one who will apprehend and confine him in tiny jail so as I can get him again. N. B. All ma-teis of vcss*ds nnd patroe.ns of r>o its an: cautioned iVoin linrbomig the saiil fellow, as lie i> capable, ot imposing himsing ou them un der s )ai*- other name and character, lie bein'* a first rate rascal, U. L. Mu I T. Augusta, April 9 2:1—- tit ■ Li v HI. R ARl).—Rauuwa\ from the sub* (f) f scrilier at tin* Lidian springs, on the 9th iu-«t. a negro man by th** name of Dick, about 30 year.? of’ age He i? a tall black fellow anil talk** very lint* and modest, and formerly belonged to Gen. John Moore, of Jasper county : the above reward will be ,,aul to any person who will deliver him to me at tiic Mineral spine’s, ov lodge him ill Monticcllo jail. JOEL BALLY. F« binary 2d 21 tf O N do* first Tuesday in June next, will be sold at the court hmi.se in Tw ig*g« county,one ne gro man Adam, the properl\ o! Roleit Button,de- ec.Hfd JOllN BARTON, Ex’r April 22 tds29 tiic estate hted will be heard. ABIGAIL MeDI'FFIE, Adm’x j JOHN C LOVE, Adm’r. The above sale is pontponed IVoin the 16th to the 29th May. April 15 O N 'i hursday the 43d day of May in xt, will J>e fold at die plantation of Jordan Auder?on, kale of Pulaski county, dei 61. a quantity of cot u hi l»min, and in: 80gallon still, and sundry other ar ticles too tedious to mention. Tories made Know n on the day of sale, by April 8 THE ADMINISTR ATRIX. | yi’RSUANT to ar. order of the com t of Ordin- 1. arv of Jones county, will be ‘■old ut the court house deor in Clinton, on the first Tuescay in June next, between the lawful hours of sale, 200 acre., of land, more or loss, the real estate o* John Mar tin, late of said county, dec’d. being tin* premises whereon he lived, as also one likely ia gro man n lined Jim, the piopei t\ of said * state Tci Ills of sal. cash. M ARY MARTIN, Acim’x. March % W—Worshipful M. 13, Celia Wilkinson. W are, Leonard T Thomas W aits, W illi.i John W infree, Eli/.ali or, .1 tm< - . VV iilke \\ att-, Archibald 'A No. Marv ter of .Madison Lo ■'Ulliuel II. W atsii tamer, Bmkitt W .liboni, a Watkins, W iiliam \\ ilsoii. ih Walk* Dims. H W alk- . \. B. A**,* b fs* ahorn B Ic, Isaac W iluums, .L»?t , \. O N Thurs*lay the 8th day of M.v sold at the late rcsidenci next will be John Cargile, late of Jasper county, dec’d. all the personal pro perty, negroes excepted, of said der’d. eonsisting of horses, cattle, hogs, piach brandy, bacon, corn, fodder, household and kitchen furniture, and sun dry articles too tedious to mention. Sale to conti nue from clay 10 day uutill all be sold.—Terms of sale made known ou tin* day. CHARLES CARGILF., Adm’r. LA VIM A W. CARGILE, Adm’x. Match IP, John. >re &* sold or bO lie Jd •7, salt-* i sa«d i dirt . |ot>» d.M- u dsxA s bi. «li*^ P> E town of Fayetteville, will he offered formal t the 43th of .May next. T* rms ol sale, .*? lol- \ Ora.-eighth part paid on the day of sal. , and e-fouith of the balance paid ou the 46tli of De- mber in xt. and the balance in two annual uistal- ^f aD, with notes and approve I scciiritv. J AMES STR \M N, HENRY LAN>FOKt\ ALEXANDER WARE, WM. MORGAN, Apr 29—tds.30 Justices Inferior Court. 1 O REW ARD.—Stray * <1 or -Uok u from Jy u \ ) the subscrilicr at the Ichuconna bridge ~ *-74,1 March last, n likely bay mare -‘bout 10 ' 12 y ar-,, 16 hands high, a natural trotter, shod ■ i round, switch tail, am/ her lorctop cut close—- lay per? )n giving information, so that 1 get said Richard Wade 4. WM. PORTER, P M 1 Jl public, that the ubovo is in complete order for tlie reception of produce, j The security from fire, which its peculiar situa- ' tion ufibrii.q and the convenience arising* from its ! immediate neighborhood to that part of the town I where the principle portion ol the Cotton is now i sold, render it a desirable place for the planters to ( th ;:.>sit their prodace. Liberal advances made, j Sept. 10. 49—tf. ARD.—Runaway on the 17th ; my plantation in Bihb* or deliveri to me, shall be entitled to < above tc ward, together with all reasonable ex* PJ‘®« L. LAWS!IE. B bbcounty, April 15 tf 23 X* i | X UI.WARD.— Runaway from the suh- *? 1 \ r scriber ihout the 1st inst a negro fel- ' A » *oui 4^) year.? old, yellow complexion, 6 feet ® u r D inehca high, tie probably will aim for Au- C 1 ta, Gto. or to Lewis CnflYy’s, in the Creek N'a- fi n, as he was once owned by said Caffry, and has •"■''•iv ey.prc",ed u wish to live with him again.— Anv person apprehending sa.3 fellow and give in- ,r .nation so that l get him, shall receive the abovt *.'rd CIIAS. BULLOCK. I' ,r « Hawkins, April 29. 3t -—30 Jj‘ I,,e editor **f the Auguste Chronicle will p ,c ‘sc give th* tbovc advertisement three pubbcj- Ufti Q 0^5 ^ F.EWARl O ' 9 “f* 1 lrom tv, Georgia, a negro boy named GEORGE, ab 42 years old, of dark yellow complexion, about feet fi inches high, very square built, talks rather of the Dutch tnugu** as he was raised amongst them ; he came from Randolph county, North Carolina, last spring ; lie, it is expected, will try to get hack there ; he has a down look, when spoken to; he lias a parcel of good store clothe?. Any person ap prehending said negro, so 1 get him, shall receive v45, and all expend ? paid. " Api'.l I 2m—26 ISAAC PHILIPS. IlJ'’ The Editors of tin South Carolina State Ga zette, Western Carolinian, and Jinleigh Star, a ill publish the above three time*, and for ur ard their etc- rau.its to thisojicefor collection. ( \ EOItGlA, Baldwin counts .—Tin* Laws and JE Journal? for th** year 1822, me diqrosited in mv office reivdy for distribution. Those teat are entitled, are requested to r.»mc forward anil receive tjifni Aladthe Laws of Georgia up to 182° . Apr.42 THOMAS |i. KENAN, J. Wilu. Apr.l 11INKRAL SPRINGS—The subscriber has ,L» & taken the Lulian .Mineral Springs forat*-nn of 4U year.-, for the puiposc of keeping a Isnuse of Entertainment for all who inn) wish to v i?it the place cither for health or pleasure; he therefore solicits the patronage of tli«* public, i 5 is ta' le v\ ill la* as well Itimedied as the country affords : and his stables with Image of every dcscnptmn, ami good ostlers to a't‘*nd to tin in. Hi* pledges him- s**Jl that no attention snail he wauling on his part to give pleasure find combat to all who may favor him with their company. 25o0 bushel.of corn, and winch will ( na'.ilu him to i trnxoilers, lie Ims also a who will he ever ready to . dispatch. A general -asor he kept to dispose ot lor ea N. B. f ir far Ft All p«* lilies a I* has also on hand ri exe Hem grist mill, i com or meal low to ?t rate hln< k-Miiirh, end to customers with fill of goods w dl also on low tonus. JOEL RALEY. > me at liberty to come with wild tents gratis. J. R i DMIMSTRATORS SALK.—Will be sold \ on the second Saturday in May next, being • 10ih, iu tlu county «<f M«.rgan,at the late resi* nee of.1 oil il Nutt, d«*c'd. all tin: personal estate s lidde* i*;i'**il, consisting ol lunisehold and kitcli- furniture, horocs, hogs, Kc. M UiTII A M TT, Adm’x. JAMES NUTT, Adm’r. April 1 2T>—td<* \ \/ILL be sold oil Thursday tlie. 8th of May next, tho pei .so n a I property of Thou. Ed- Mfou, il* c'd. at his late residem e in Putnam untv. eon.--i’-ting of I oi>* s,rowsaiuleulve.s, hogs, i n iiu*l fodder, household nnd kitchen furniture, •rms made known on the dav of sale. JOHN EDMONSON, i Z\CIL EDMONSON, Wednesday the 7th day of ie late residence of Shad- 1 rack Holmes, late of Twigg? county, dee’d. one] stack of fodder, kitchen furniture, three goats, and } plantation tools, being the personal estate of the. said Shadra *k Holmes, di c’d. Terms of sale made know on the dav of ?.dr. Marc!. 26 .10*1 AH IIOLMF.P, Adm’r. j 4 D.MINTs I B \TDR * * M E —Will be void | 1 1th of June next, at Fairplay, Mor- jVjOTIDE.—All persons indebted to the estate X\ of Jacob Ria7.cll, late of Irwin county, de- d, w ill please si tile up; and fJiose lo whom said estate In indebted, will present their accoun v duly attested to. ABIGAIL MeDUFFIE, Adm’x. JOHN C. LOVE, Adm’r April 15 De bonis non. \ LL persons indelited to the estate ol James Norman, kite of'Twiggs county, dec’d, are requested to make immediate payment; and those having demands against the estate, will render them in according to law. April 39 JOHN WOOD, Ex’r. \ LL peisons iiulehted to the estate of Thomas llusoti, late of Milledgcville dee’d. will makV immediate payment, and those, having claims against said dec’d. will present them according to law. FRANCES HU SON, Adm’x. April 22 29 TV' OTICE —All persons indebted to tlie estate .1.1 of John Dabnniss, late of Jones county, de ceased, are requested to make immediate payment; and those holdiug demands against said estate, are required to present them for payment to the sub scriber. JOHN E. RAlLKY, Achn’r. oiav Dior-1 April -2—29 debonii.non. a in county, all the personal property of V» m. Kind- ”|\T OTICE lay dec’d, eoiisi-ting of one ’ Adm’rs. A ILL he sold « W May m xt,at the 11 \\ JOHN EDWARDS, Ex tan 21- -tt S' 1 J TOKEN IV* ni th* . - i <1 Entonton n in \. .* Iar *c sorrel in 4 or 3 ;n« :c- Iii.mi, a jaw s, solai >:»ddlc I larger tie A liberal of th«* do get him, thank'a iv tecciuaJ April lb house of the subscriber, 5 • i ville, bi tween the Monti* ids,«.n the niglit of the fith sc 9 or 10 years old. 6 L , t mall lump under om of l:is ts, one of hi. knees a Rule Un* other, paces very Iasi and rough, ■ward will I) • paid for the appreheunon .and Ira a*, or horse alone, so Mint 1 can iv iuiounution about cither will be JOHN M CRuWDHR. I* IVT <)TICE.— All persons indebted to the estate of iiot.se, saddle and Ini- j Ambrose Edwards, late of Jones county dec.’d. die, 1 silvi wateli, an I sundry other articles too' are requested to make immediate payment; ami tedious to mention. JESSE IL SMITH, Adinr. i all who have demands against the estate, are lie re- April 8 bl> 27 ' l»y notified to present the same properly attested, ILL l.( Mif,ioif tiu*li)iu day *7TT\l;*> n**xt7n't | the time prescribed bv I th** late residence of Starling Anderson,. lute of Twiggs county, dec’d. all the personal pro- i April perty, belonging to said estate, consisting of four TjjjKSONSl having demands against the estate negro*.two horses, a parcel of hogs, household of William Findlay, dec’d, late of Morgan ami kit* In n furnitur**, and plantation tools, and county, are requested to present them in terms ol some seed rndton. JO."I \H HOLMES, Adin’r the law, and those indebted to said estaln arc te March 26 quested to make immodiate payment. P USlfiRff to an t|,« bon. Court off JB88E ll.‘SMITH, A«jJiV. Ordinal) of fiaiaatMt romtiv, will hr sold at Aprtl 8 ; the coiift-liouse in .lom .s rouutv tin the first Toes-1 4 LI. persons inrl> l>u-d to tho ii i\ in duly next, lot .No. -9, 7Ui district, formerly Ji\. Kinney, dec'd. ore ret,ue.ted lo come lorward B.ildwin, new Jones county, cunlnininy 2f)C 1-S and make immediate payment, and th Here., sold for the benefit ol^ the eredilnrr, of John the estate is indebted are S Knsbtuil, deo'd Terms nnt.Ie known on (lie day their accounts according to of sale. SHADKH’H BOG\N,) , . . ISAAC TOW Elf 9, \ A<lm **• l April 8 nlsr—-7 Anril K The Devil in Ihi Buttermilk.—During my slay in Irekiin!, being on a visit to a friend, who resided itt one of the distant parishes, I was striken with the “clieriv checks and tempting lips” of a voting dairy maid, whom i often saw pass the house in which! resi* ded. i enquired her name and residence, and found that she lived v»ith a protesta ut parson, ?ho besides preaching the doctrines of the gospel, kept a very extensive farm. After a low side winks at this pretty damsel, I determined to make her a Visit during the time tho preacher delivered from the pulpit his “twice told” sermon ( went accor dingly, as soon ns ! observed the parson and his dame enter the church. It is needless to tell tlie many soft words I whispered into her year; so (ft re it to say I found her just as 1 should wish, hut miltiritily, love is so in sensible to every thing hut bis own general fccli' gs,that I rather overstayed my tune. We were roused from our pleasing that hv the old man and his wile thundering at the door for admittance. What was to lie dot.e ? there was not the usual retreat (ft lmt rs—a bark door—and to leap ft'om either ol the windows woidd have been to plunge into the jaws of the lion, “ For heaven", sake, my dcar, cram me wlicie yon will,” cried I, “ I would not have the parson catch me lutic for the wotltl !” “I’m half out of my wits!” said she, “let me see—I have it!—get you into that big chum (pointing to a large churn that stood in the corner ot the loom,) he quick, fur God’s Sake—they’ll not suspect you being there, for they never ust# it on Sundays.” In I jumped—and in a moment was in utter daikjtess—she having put on the lid. In this situation l overheard all that passed. The parson and his wife were let in—the hitler not without scolding the maid lor Keeping (item so long at tlie door, who said she was asleep,—and all was well. The old lady then (old the maid that slits must immediately put the cream into tlie h.rge churn and go to wotk tor it was expected there would lie a scarcity of butter in a little while, and they had better mak* the best use of their time. “Lurl, ma’am,” said the frightened git I, “would you lire ik the sabbath ?” “ Break the sabbath, you jade! there is no harm in working on Sun day, when we ate brought to ilby necessity ! put in the cream, 1 say.” The m ud then asked if the small churn would not (to r'— “Not a whit,—not a whit gul ? the large cl.urn "ill work more at a time.” “Dear me, ma'am. 1 have always been brought tip to keep the Sabbath sacred.” “Tut, tut i’* replied the (lame, as the parson cuiei'd, “ hcre iny dear, this wetich will not chum because tl is Sunday •,— when I tell her butter will be scarce in a few days.” “ Out upon ye, girl !” cried the son of the pulpit, ** out upon ye ! do ye think tf I got inv mate into the bog this morning, that | would’nt take her out bt cause tt is Sunday ? pish ! go make your butter, I say.” All was vain.' she was obliged lo do tlie bidding of her su periors. I set all this while snug in the churn, re sign! (I lo my fate, when down on my poor ill fated head came a pail full of cream—I held my bieath until il passed, and then breathed again, hoping it was finished here ; hut no—in came another—and another!— tlieie I sat, up to my chin in milk—one bucket more and I should be a diowned man! what was to he done? I hit upon something at last. Just as the fourth was impending over my head, I leaped up on top the churn, all besmeared, with cream, shak ing myself, and making the tru st diabolical faces the human visage could form. It bad the desired effect; the inaid favoring the trick, screamed out that the devil was in the Imuetmilk, and ran up stairs! The parson and Ins wife scampered into the kitchen, tumbling head and heels over caMi other! I took no time, jumped out of the churn, out of the window, and did not look behind me until I arrived safe at home. Thus ended nty adventure with the dairy maid. A story got among the preacher’s superstitious flock, “ that the devil had risen from the churn and accused him of impious ly breaking the Sabbath.” The parson himself really believing that it was the devil, never again attempted Co make butter on a Sunday. Ladies IMtrary Cabinet. A gentleman having a horse that started and broke his wife’s neck, a neighboring ’squire told him he wished to purchase il for his wife to ride upon. “ No,” says the other “I will not sell it—I intend to marry again myself.” t>8 (,t.SJ-—-27 state of Arthur •ward vliom requested to present M vC.’rTtS ilAKKIS, Adin’r. MARTHA FINNEY, Atlm’x. 148—6 vv Funtenelle.—Wit, or even what the French term esprit, seems little compatible with feeling. Ftunwielle was a great egotist, and thought of nothing but himself—Oi«i of his old acquaintances went one day to see Ihiii at his country house, and said he had come to eat a bit of dinner “ What shall we have ? Do you like ’sparagus ?” said Fontenelle. “ If you please ; but wiih oil.** “Oil! I prefer them with sauce.” “But sam e disagrees with me,” replied the guest. “ Well, well, we shall have them with oil.” Fontenelle then went out to give his orders^ but on hi- return found Ins poor acquaint .nice dead of an apoplexy. Running to the lieatj olThe stairs, he called out “ Cook ! dress the ’sparagus with sauces”

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The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, May 06, 1823, Image 1