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Newspaper Page Textstf. J$rtt rL A T' •*fR'A UV CAM \K .V HACiLAND, ST.iTE v U.VITED ST.iTF.S' I’KIJYTERS. MILLEDGEVILLE, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1-2C,. VOl.t ME XVII.—AO ;i. ,ryT.IE liEOUULi JOUU.V.II It pubhthc J weekly, «t the corner of W»yne »m Honrock -iireeti, *t I'hree r>"llar> per ann. in ad- tance or Four Dollar* at the enu of the year. Che Iiancr Will not be tent to any nertim su’ of Iht Slate, • util the iub,crip-ion il pan! in alliance, or latnfacniry reference t'lii n. Ailiertisenientt ,ine"ejattbc ntnal ratet. N II Salei of '.in,l anil negroid, by A.lmiinitra- •orn Kvecutor.,ur Ouardiant. are required,bv law, ol.V leld on the (irst iuetilaym the munth, be tween the hour, of n il in the forenoon anil three in lbealicrniinii. il the court house ol the county in ahu n me iirinierty n lituate.—Notice nl Iheie salet bus, He iili-nin a public gazette SIX I It .lay. pro I ’ 'n'itio- uf 't'be sale of personal property must be D If n n like uiatiuer, VOR I V days prcuout to the B iJutfce* to* the debtor, and creditor! of an estate li * iu»t >»e nulilith'illor FORTY day*. i Nonce dial (liplieation will be made to the Court ika • ,'lriliiiaii Ibfcutsr to sell land, mutt be publish- 1 for SINK. 'JRnTIIS. t ■ Pei sons Interest. .1 in those advertnemems whtell ,• re u.ibluhcd monthly, will I*.ml them »» ih« hit If and fourth pm : e uf tin- first paper tn every If* All imiimu of tin* k»»d continuii t<» at the office ol the Georgia Jour- ...M.IE sub-ciib.*r respertlully mloruis the / 4 _ cita.MHol BiUlwi.t county, that he w.H ' li • i candidate at the em-uing election h»> l ax Cullen,.,- UEOIKiE LKKVi.S llK.YD QTMVI’EH'. Millfloentlf. dti."i Mnj, 18db. GEN Lilt Ale ORDER. riAtlE rules I'm ilte eaeri ices anil maiucii- t vres nl' the lilf-l -try of Hie I 'U'e'l SI iirmy ns revised Ity the II - no til Oliu eis , U ,t Pun,I, mil reporleii 'u ilie Sn-relary nl \V,ir on tlie l.j'li Oecemlier, 1"-L uni In consiilerntl ns muse fur 'In- fiovciiiinem o the Militia of Hiis Stale, id whirl, the omcem of all qrndes will take due nuliee. By ilie Cine SEABORN JO.'Ed, -7id de-cam^ May ii if \Va\aVwA St VvUNNVeYU'A, n \V E itist received, in addition to lit™* I• •r„»«*i* stork f GROCERIES, ihe 1... lo V14 glides, w Inch they "’hi sell low lui CASH, viz:. . 10u()<) |lis. Swedes Iron, assorted, 60>'*> lbs. B iron, li bushels Sub» 7*, tiols Supr Brown ^ugar, 40 bags Green Coffee, 8 nil Is S O Molasses, 20 bt>|s Primp Pork, l pipe Cog Niaiuly, . ~ 40 Caddies siipr Gunpowder lea, 1 casks London Porter. Mille.lsttt.il.', vluy ii " 1 JLaw Notice. ]M HE subscriber* have entered into a co- i partnership, in (lie Practice of Law ami Equity, under Oe lit in ol IIa>«i LLte H AKitls ( ney u ill attend to business intrlisted to their •intiagemeut in tie counties composing the Ocuudgeet ireuit— in the eouuty ol \\ iishing- ton in the Middle Circuit—Hancock in the Viriliern—Laurens. 1 wiggs and Pulaski in die Sonliiern—and Bibb and Monroe ol' the Flint Circuit. Theii oiVtee is on Hancock Street, one door \V estol'tlie Recorder oliice. U II.LIAM V. MANSELL, IVEK5UN L HARHIS. 1G 4t- -33 HINES HOLT, Jr. ATTOHSJEV AT LAW. H AVING located himself at Lawrence- . ville, in (i'vi'.iiett county, will attend the several courts of the Western Ciicuit.— All business entrusted to his management will receive prompt attention. January 1'/ 2m3m LAW. •'BIME Subsetibets U,\ve. associated them I selves ill the. PK\t”IICi:oE LAW, did i peued an office in Monroe U alton coun ty. All business entrusted to their care \\ 11 1 meet with promp' olteution THOMAS W. HARRIS, II. A. HARALSON, march 11- i»..m3m 21- FACTO HAG E. ® Esulocribcrseontinu io transact E VC S?^ lORVGE iv. COMMISSION IJUSl 1SS in Savannah. All produce coiixign- ■ I to tb»‘m, will be insured against live,alver it [."ininto store, without any elm g«‘ to the o\v- i«*r. Storage on Cotton will be 3 1-2 cents »er bale for the first week, and G cents for *.tcli .nieeecdi g week ; but if it remains a n inth vi.i (tents only will be charged lor the ’ nth, and 12 1-2 cents lor each succeeding n inth. T. BUTLER, 6i Co. October 1G eotl 1 r u r tht-1 VlvvVsVtA cV VVowVauA, WE just received and oftm for salc,ai -jj i their Sloiti in Carter <m Boykin s lvtnge the tollowing OROI LKI .3, at a mode, no julv mce for cash, by wholesale or tetail, viz . 2003 Bushels Salt, (y) btns. Northern Gin > 60 clu I’liiliiilidl'liiii Wluskey, 510 ilu iNi-w I'.intliiml I'li'ii, a qi- i-asliM -Vljdcir.i, 1 imenllc h M.il.ig Wine, 1 pipe Cognac Brandy, 1 Mu Holland Gin, 1 hhd Jamaica Hum, G do Molasses, G tierces Rice, 50 bids No 3, Mackerel, 20 lull' do No l <ii 2 do 100 bills. Flour, 50 half bids, do 3) bids. Biown Sugar, 25 do Loaf &L Lump do 20 lugs Green C.dlec, 10 kegs Tobacco, 20 do N »ils and Brads, assorted, •10 ImxesSjimn .mil T.ill.nv C;iiiille«, bmp, I'lim il it", I’-i •H"!f’i Uvo " rids Sluvrl Moulds, Iron, tic, MWedjeerilit, .‘tpril 18 Book-Binding. 1,1HE pidiliu urc respcctliUly informcil, llim 1 Uo'llC-l.lXDlM! "> its vuriousbranoli et will be executeJ by tlic subscriber mill neu'.less wild tlisp.itch. T . \ls.i ii reytibu iissorlmenl of Ledgers, Day B i.i is. Iti-eord Buidis, Ooeki is, Slemuniu- ,lu.m, Note U.mk-i, Alou os, Heeeipt Buoli.s, a„,| -ii.iuiiuiiry of every di‘si:ri|itioii Books of any sue or form boon.I io any pattern For Saks «pWO Lots in ih«* town of Milledgeville, S wnh Hie improvements lliereon, «!ip one i present occupied by Henry Malone, Esq me other lately by K. K. Hines, Esq. Also, a plant ation in Baldwin county, eon i oiling 315 acres, adjoining (Tillt ndon, San f oul, Kemp and others in a state o'. ♦ xeelleui reparation lor the ensuing year Twelve 01 i:i t*n h.mils can be employed on the place tc iJvunt.ige. Harieo Bank money will he taken for tin vli le or any part of l»ie above propel iy« am i great baig.un given. Apply at the btoieof the subsetiber in Mil ledgeville. Dec 40 U J. NICHOLS. FOR BALE, V (*O.MFt)K I VBLE Dwelling House «iil four acre hilts attac.lied to the premises, lot whi« li Darien .Vluuey or a note piyable at tin Darien Bulk will be received in |» »> ment. h 01 particulars, enquire of Samuel R,icku< tl Nov. 1 ARliil It MIN NOTICE. OTRAYKD *»r Stolen from in** smbneri r3 very small dark bay nine RONEY, tier mane reached very close when bin* went away. Any person who wilt deliver tiie pone to tiie subscriber living in Milh'dgeiiile, slial receive a reward of or it proportional le ward for information. May 'J 31 II. E REYES N otice. n 11partnership heretofore existing hr L tween John Marlow, ami TUos Mi Las •y, was dissolved oil the 20tli of August las D* b'sdiie the firm must be settled with John Marlow. JOHN MARLOW, Ti 103. Ali LASKEY, Milledgeville, May 1G ^ LL persons having be ruled o EDWARD JOHNSON. II Milledgeville, Jn 'i'iie SiiIjsniliL'ts. LINE OF slAGF.3 jin its ntie20iliol Mi rio* public may rely on faithfulness ol the disc Cah r, Consti iitionalist, New V 1 HAVING obtain. ie mail c .ntinct fro Jill* Igeville to M.n Huery, Vlabnnm, w uimence running between these two y, three time the puiietuahty and jarge of their dutie trrangements ws vs re Move till possibility of disappoiinmcnt — Their Ktiiues uml burses shidl be of llie Ik si L;,"|. iTm y rely uii u liberal jiublio to sustain Ilium in Ibis underiitkiug. MUG.I K VOX, HE\KY CUOIVF.1.L, U II.I I \ -I WALK 1 li Mdlledgeville, A|inl 25 «3i n j’ 1 lie 'luununiery llcpublii bs Biess, Mubile lieu Geotgian. Ln i|S lx.it . .'ill,lisli llie Itbuie weekly U > tbiee monilis, odsend their ncliotutlxlo H K. tt l o F. H. BADGEli, hex na i\ "1 \ 7 ILL be in MdledgevdU* some time du V V ting the present month. ”1 )u7~(STORES HA'S returiiei 1 1 resuined die Rrar.liet* 01 Medicine, at All Baldw in’s, in Jones county, march 7 3m——23 ""StbliVYAL. Drs. Jamison sV: Woodson. n AVlNG assoti.ued tbcnweltes in il nr.ictiee of medu i'ie, proll.-r llieir jm- sen let s. In llieir Iriendsiiml imlrtmsin Mur on and ns vicinity. One or the oilier may nl « iy, be 1 und iibnut llieir oilie**, reuili ,•< xnipi |v to allcild all calls with which lliey may b. ^May**' 3t 31 Genuine Drugs & Mi-diiines. D US CLAKKE.il M \ODIX bavin-h" 'chased the emir.- sleek <d Drills, Alt diuines, Pam.., Ods, Oyo Siuds iie. ol Or bus'ness“'m| l der‘ibo firin’ of J Mvi.dis a CoV Thev intend keepinq coiisi.iiilly on h.iini 0 (if sll un'l ip'iillilie supply ol the „bov c |,.k—Flivbicians, country nn I,, mi iri>,i.*r:il, chants, a d tlit ctfully solicited y 0 3i‘J,c^ri. john MAi)i;i i/r- trike Plxniet s' //•».'*/ Aogi.st i, ‘ •» o - |) r . llopsou M. llulimml t | Y!7‘:,'::'(a")'<h'uk ,, lo e d.e ,i C'mUar bianehes nf Ins pro!'X'lon. 3, Lexington, *1 1 Jj 1 1 |.a\v Notice. iKEENE and DAVIl) B at Law, located HI I attend punc ine. in that o 1 ’''\ l ''..' r MiM-ieis of 1* ke, Monroe ami ^,7 nXhu.aybeeo.diiKHn.bem, ^ match 11 e ,C "' ‘ tj-\MK3 " ^ ,j!i\sr, Ytioiiii m- , .Sion Upson county, ' ' ' -wu i l I III state of Dai ounly, dec’ll, will do will to ly, a tCkted as the lat agaimsl ihc ie of Jon eseutthe directs, ami imli lit. d to said i-sute will make iniinti diatepaynient April MOSES GUNN, ) . . HAMEL GUMV, J Adni rs V LL persons indcbunl to the esiat* o Robison, late of Walton county, < ill do well to make immediate payment, and use having demands against the estate will present them in terms of the law. iM\UG\lU.T KOHLS ON, Adm’x. SAMUEL SIMONTON, A.lni’r. may 23 _ N OTICE—That ill obedience to and I virtue of aulUot ity in us vested L\ id decree ol the lion, the Court ol Equitt if Until m comity, v\ ill be sold f.»r cash, *11 irt-liouse in the town of Eaton (on, L county, on the (list Tuesday in June m vithin the usual houis of sale the ImMow property, to wit: I 20 acres of excellent 11 1 20 acres of w hich are cleared and un- once, with some cabins upon 11, adjoin mg lands of Nicholas Maw kim* and oll-ers, 1, eing a p.ut of llie property which was nllot . d and poitinned oft’ol the estate of the lati RexunaorFlewellen^dec’d ns the <li' ! ibu ive share f Mary (iodwi•», which is ordered >y the decree ol said court to be sold, and one lietyof the proceeds thereof to be placed in lie hands of certain trustees lor the be elii ml use of said Mary Godw in and her chil lier*, and the other Iin'f to be paid to ceitam 1 ediiors of W illiam H Godwin, dec’tl In r I ite husband. ROBERT BLED30E, ) 13 A1 A11 FWF.R, J ^ JACOB GR.E! K, IC.M \Ml.N MU3ELEY ( - W I LI I v M3D.N ROBY, | © W ILLI\\\ M \SC)N J ^ may 2 tds T'Yvc N*oTt\\ Awatvvcvxn REVIEW. flTHIS work has now a» 1 ived at the Tvvkn JL ty-Sf.cunu Voi.t'vir, and receives a deand increasing p itr-.iiage thrmighout the United States lu its leading objects a tten • racier it has a double purpose ; Jirst, thtit ot oniaining ciiticihins on w orks ol taste,file •- ind wliat may be called the more ele gant la am he « ol learning anti,, .secondly, t 1 ol being a depository of discussions mi topics o( general polities, legislation, science, • c internal relations, social institutions, and in short, whiitevcr comes down to tie immedin terests of the community. It is a special lesign, as lar as possi’ le,*to give the work a rictl) national ami American character. Sevi ral ol the constant contributors are men letters, who have travelled and studied in r ign parts, and become fannl «r with the gauges, and bteratuie ol the old rountries ; oilo-jsare devoted to literary and scientilic utt suits as a profession ; while other s are cou- uous among the b gislalors of the country, ie Inr, or in our lugorst courts of justice. Owing to the steady support of a large numb, r • I g* n.himeii thus uualiGed, who leside in lilfei cut parts of the Union, the w ork has met ilia degree of favor and success, both in the tuted Mates and abroad, which no similat abliciition in this country has enjoyed; not is ity piovperity at any former penodbeenso pidly i.iereaMiig as at present i tie JVorth American lieriew is published in Boston, quarterly, making two volumes a year, of about 47)0 pages earn l lie subscription price is Jive dollars a year, lobe paid by new subseribeis in advance, and wards in April, when the second number for ill- year shall he received. A subscriber may begin with any volume ; 1 nd, as new Editions of the back numbers a. e onstantly 1 epriiiiing, full set-ol toe work, or tingle numbers, can at any time be suppli. d. The numbers, asthey ppe.u, will be • t ) mail to tmy p irt of the United btates, il •sired, subscribers paying postage, and tnk- g llie ri-»k ol . onveyance. ll__T* Orders lor the above work will be rc- •ived at the Milledgeville Book Stoic. upril26 3: 30 3Vi-yyof\\h v , VouuAvYj, Jlml Printers* IVart-lum-<<> r JOH N" ON, Stereotype Fi.under, 17 J m ( vptess A ley (iieiweenThiid F until pruc.e and Rim* streets) respe.ettully i brms Frinteis generally, tlmt lie lias just r ’ived tin exten>i\e and general assortnie t rint*nlt M.i'ciials, wliicli, as they have lie. •lee * .! with gieat care, he eonlideutly r commends, L. J. in .-n I-to keep constantly on hand, eli an as < rtmcni of materials in the abut ie, as wi I enable him, at till limes, to supply UrinL rs without delay ; and as it will V nde.ivoi to procure articles of the besides* ripliou, be hopes toieceive a share ol their patronage 1 le has now on hand—Cases, Comporine Stick- • t mils, Gulleys, Chases, Furtiitu . d> s ription, Quoins, Brass Rule, Mal- Planei 'i, bhootmg Sticks, B >11 Sloe I. Bali SKin<, Parchments, Wool, Balt Nails, N. B Books, Bank Checks, Blanks, Lotte- •y Tickets, Cut3, &ic. Stereotyped in the ne.it est manner For sale as above—150 lbs Small Pica, No 1 lOiialdhon's cast ; about 35 lbs Script, Bruce ist; and 300 lbs Gieat Primer, Konaldson’ 1st. The above loiints are veiy little worn and w ill be sold low. Orders Uom the Couutry promptly attended . npril 25 3t ticuvgVa VmW-iin S\*viugs. t 1 A HE sulisrriber having rented the INDI I AN Si’KINGS lor llie present yeai begs leave to iiiiorm Ids ft lends and tlu* pal bo in general, that from the benefit r. ceive t'r 111 tiie water by diose w ho \im:ed the Springs la.-t season, lit* anticipates ihere wdi be conqiany the ensuing season than Ins e. sited the Spring.* heretofore (.is they cotumeuccd llieir visits already .) and lie will be able to accommodate more persouH and bet ter than lit* has ever d me. lie loo bngc supply of DKY GOODb and (»KOCE RIEn, which Id* will sell low for Cash lias also .111 !‘x. e.iciri B1 u ksmiih, who u ill al- way-s h.? ready to attend t > eust niers with disu.iteli, and hiu prices W ill he as usual JOEL B\LEY. Powt-lum iVcailfmy. T the commencement id the pi« Kent year, . when the Powelton Academy wasahout logo into operation, under tin: immethatt barge of Mr. Otis bmiih, the *Ti ustces atitho- med I«v ilie most apptoved testimoni i^ifcOl sci- nlilic i'-'iiilemeii,ol Mr. Smith’s qtfiTificati ns,oflen*»|to tliepublte,andpartieulaily t | a «*nts and guardians, the Institution over w hi. I- tiD*y have the honor to preside, ns one entitled to their patticular utiomion and liberal patron age. Under the direct snperlnten.lance of Mr Smith, th* Institution has been in prosperous operation for nearly one quarter, and we con ~me it an net ol injustice to the public, and ithholding from Ait 3. as well as a departur. from our duly as public agents, not to pursue this course of public advertisement, and agaii to renew our offer, to the public of the v. r\ superior services of Mr. S ns an in-trui tor <J youth—llis opportunities, aided by his lug le cf talents lo teach render him very su penor to many w„os« eeb ln iiy a- D a. 1dm h *ve acquired for them <t liigu charact 1 hr fore lId* public. '* « believe Mr. S well ipia'ified to mst. m 1 every branch of edui. *tiun taii*.l>t pvoii i ollegiate co.uses, and I'cel noth *i is* d to say to tic public : lint we si.ipij pledged for h.s p.*i e to llie satisfaction of the most v ru- 11 a degree rarely excelled and nevei b-lore expcrienreil I n thin pledge act from 1 dual ineiits of m good fur tune to < il ill.* highest . has at this in among whom nr. ndvui on Id not In- understood i 1 injusiii e to the mdiv 1 in lent hi nploy, for h nl the »wy of them we * id ration. »Mr ,17 pupils in his charge, iiunihci ol young gn lie Lilly of the l off** to the aki.ig with ilie greatest ease rapid adv nut in branches the most abstius.—’In the pupils under Mr. b’s. charge, application to Books is m id*' lather an inter, snug aniuse- nieii',, till'll, an uk.-aune eniployuicnt huleeii Ii joI bears a strongei resemblance to a happy family than othciwise ; collection is of urrence if ever at all inflicted j lie vc ry happily supercedes it by repeated smproha- 1 01 and rewards of ment, thereby Keeping dive did* continued excitement and laudable mutation. No day is lost to the student-—to I large and respectable Sunday School, where II > exertion i« spared to advance its solid he- ncliis, are add* d several other religious assn- • ations, in nhi 11 rational instruction is amal- .1 io one uniMieriupted t.liort toilo goo/I. inu a pai iit.ip.ition of these advantages ommuiiiiy in genet al, we feel actuated »y 1,0 modve, other hau a laudable desire, to lo good, by an cnJeavor to be as extensively ireful as possible. Every tequisite assistant •lie growth of the School mnv nnthoii>e, w' be promptly and judiciously selected i Id* local and 1 ehitive siiuaii'Mi of our vi ge offer many other solid advantages. Th -titutiou has been in extensive and u-cli operation 3or Id years, and no ease ol l» ver has ever occurred among the sludenk-ailiibu table to local causes By outer ot the Board. A.\ DRE V > B ATT I.E, Serrtar»/. Powelton, Mircli SI w2m 23 RXMlIJVJi TIOJV. rjlHF. sem. annual examination of the Sin- 1_ dents oI the O. inulgee Academy, will commence on the 9th id June, at 3 oYlu. k A M. Succeeding Saturday will be kpn limb- clAm.itorv exen is* s by the Students, couiud 11 . tug at lOo’c.lork A. M. All persons fii.-m'* l\ to education arc inn rti to attend. I he second session of this .School will com mence on the l'2tb of June, under tin* direr • ion of the principal, Mr. I D Thomson whose assiduity and f .ithlul exertion* 1 , th. advancement of Ids j upilsjustly entitle him t (Id* eontidenee ot the Board of Trustees. By order of the Hoard, HUGH L ANVSON, Secretary. Twiggs county, ..iay IG 1 33 IMUNGS. PKI AGl K eonti >. supei nit* ml In* establishment a His assiduity and attention to bu w 11 to need comment, ineiils an* coiifi.lenily t« k! of heallli, Most of the climate, i.ld I judicious 11-1 4 ' KoRGf \. ('<>J 11 inhiR county, t lerk- of fo e of *lie Inferior court — Ednioml Bow - dre of Cnpt. I liomas E. Bealls district, lolle. 0 sore James (’artlidgn, Esq on the 2d day of May iG'Jfi, I bay h. rse,7 or Byears oln. 14 hands Iiil'Ii, left eye blemished, an enlarge ment u the right j-.w, tints, paces, and s'mu- b es ; appraised by Ayres Caitlidge and Ben jamin T. Rees, at ^40. 'J'aken from the estmvboek. May 23 GABRIEL JONES, r . 1 c. f ^ EORGlA, Columbia couaty, Clerk's of- vTi (iee of the Inferior court Daniel I. M.nshall, of (’apt 1 aiik.-.sley’s (list. 1 II .1 bcf.iy. J s pl» C Ravv.s, Ef.i on the 24th .1 Aptil, 182b. onebi igh. bay Morse, G or 7 y« nr* old, 4 feei 10 or II inches high, a star 111 Ins fordiea 1,3 of his feet marked with white, and one saddle spot on his back, a small senr on his left slum der, hvml li tail, trots and pace*!, apprais' 1*3 Samuel Marshal and Jus. Smal ley to $70. ’ D.iiid 1 L. .Marshall, of C-pt Tankcrsley’s disl tolled Indore Joseph ( Rawls, Esq. on the 24th d-iy • I April, I 2fi, one roan Ho.sc, ah-in b or 7 year* i l l, .Imut 5 feet I Inr.. h gli, a senr oil the b it aim which is not •- infix IdmiI. d, ;t uitle lame, a small saddle sp t on liihba.'k, swiii li tail, trots anti canters*, ap praised hy 3 .nun 1 Alai shall and James Smnl- ey to 5B5. 1 alum uom the estrav book. may fl G iBKIEL JONES,Clk. . EORbiAj Hnncock county, Clerk's of 1 • fi < . I th. Inferior conn — A white horse supposed to be about ti years old, with brown spi ts ru his lump, some spots on his nose, rubbed with gear, valued at $30, was posted ns an ot ray on the 3d inst. before James Sim ms, Esq by John H. II. Colquitt, of Capt Colquitt’s district. _ may 23 JAMES H JONES, Clk. i ' EORGlA, M01 Min county, Clerk’s oilic. *▼ of the liilenor court 'foiled beloe Richard Smith, Esq l.\ Francis Hearn, 01 Cnpt Osicn’s (list. a .small bay Mare, 4 years old, 4 Ieet B inches high, has a star in her lore- head, left hind foot wIiid- and detective, some small saddle spots on her hack, has the splint in her h It tore leg ; appraised 10 2.3. Also, posted hi lore Richard ^miili }'s<j. o! tin* s um* dist a hlai I; Hoise, fi or 7 yenis old. 5 feet l or 2 inches high, star in the forehead, his feet are all w hite, has a saddle spot on each .side of liisbark, his fore op cut oil and t;.i docked short ; appraised to $75, Mpril l'h. iu2b. JOliN U . I’OU I ER, Clk. I FT T the p|, J -A Of Ezl. I ay I, th. 3d • (T ' Et U ot of the 1111er'or court, May I61I1 lB2b.— try tolls befote l\ illiam Sell, Esq a gray mare, about 2D years old ; npprai.-n! 1. $12. THOMAS GIBSON, Clk. n...v 91 ft * )-.t) Kt 11 \, M01 roe < VJI of the Inferior court- M \ Dl^O N r ^ t It. mu I \ \1 ( Pedlars and Itinerant Traders take Notice. £ 1 EORGI \, Butts county—This is to cer- •\ Tl lily that Joel Baley lias rented the In ban Spring Reserve, and having c0111pli.1l with the law authorising the renting ol said Reserve, lie is u«)*.v entitled to all the p ri vi I*- <jes and immunities which the state rail con- i'er for the use of trade, farming, or any othei purpose whatever for the iiresent year. Given uncler our hnntls tiiis 21 M lrcli, lo26. DAVIS SMITH, J I. C. JOHN K SIMMONS, J. (. C. JOHN SPRADLIN, J I C. npril l tl 27 Caution. THE l^Ut.Y IIEP\RT,MENT, flo ur'd l.wd Office, '.'Mll M.nrh, IG JO Y* o l HE is hereby'given, dial ibe sal"* of X llie KKl.iyqt l‘-Ht ') < amU in thr* I).strict f Lands offered for -ale at Jlnnlsvi.le, in the it.* of Alabama, winch wet edit* eted to b* h* id at the Laud Office at Hu»H idle, on the ibird Monday in day and Iuue noxt, agieea lily 1 > the proclamation of the President of United States, bearing date the IO1I1 of ember, IB25. are hereby suspended and postponed until further notice. I*i inters of ilie Laws ol the United States the States of Alabama, Georgia South Ca rolina mid Tennessee, who we re authorised 1- I ail dish the above mentioned proclamation, requested to insert tins notice twice a k for four weeks, and to discontinue the publication of the said proclamation. By order, GEO. GRAHAM, Commissioner vf Genu al hand Office. IG Bl- J\ OTICE \ LL persons are cautioned against trading for a proramiss iry note, given by the mbsc.rihpr to Joel Flaneg in, the amount 1-. .veil as recollected, is for $115 and some i ts abth a credit on llie same of $.52 and some is tin* above note was given in tlie year 1823, is well as I recollect, and made payable 1.1 lie same year, it is tiie only note existing nadc payable 10 said Fianegui by tin* Mil# n rib. i 1 have paid the aboveiuentioncd ote off, I am determined nut to pay iln* « .nn inv more. A DOSS. M ay 2 3* 3( Land lor Hale. r lR subscriber offers for sale the Danin- Lon whereon he lives, in Putnam roun #\ , 7 miles above Eatonton, on the watcis of Murder ere»*k, c.rintaining G70 acres, 2'K) oi \ inch is cleared, all in good repair. Any per son wishing to |Hirehase laid Land, can have it on a credit. NATHANIEL SADDLER, march 28 *f— *6 • 3^0 Charles Allen and William Allen of 8 Morgan Cou.ay—having unihTslsi'd that one Joseph Bohand, who lias represented linn- *elt to be llie ow ner ol 1 certain tract ol bind know 11 by lot No |0G, in die I7tli .list of Hen ry county, now De Kalb county, and that lie lias executed a power of’attorney authorisin': • mm*. Charles Allen to dispose a <1 -ell said land in ois uu»m and stead, and also that a sale, has been made by the said Charles of the same 10 one W illiam \ilcu vvliicii appears of re*»ordin die county of l)»? Kalb, ibis is therefore 1 certify (fiat die said Joseph Bohand h is no ti tle to said land, not nev.-r had, and that the said tract of land was drawn and granted to my sell and that 1 never have in any way what ever had any contract or understanding with the said Joseph Bohand conecining the same, in.I that I have disposed of and sold the sai.l I Hid lot a valuable consideration to John (J. Mason and 1 . B Rees, and they are the only and legal ow ueis of said land. Given under tnv hand, this lUth February, 1326 Attest. JOSEPH BOIIAN. .1 amks Clark, Hi.NDl.KV Y VKNFR 'l ake Notice. ^ LL persons,ire liergby forewarned from \ trespassing in any wav whatever up< cert • i 11 li n t oi land, No. 106, in the 17in dist of Henry county now Dc Kalb, drawn by •.•ranted io Joseph Bohan as w e have the legal title lo tiie same. JOHN C. MASON. T. B. REES Eatonton, 14th Feliruaty, 1826. The following in.a oflered to persons m treat lor Kimisein. t.t lUcideut to Soiivbe • legi ee to a tiindv . Miuqral Watcis—P, diseased stom « h, 1 <l.i i irl f( ago l\, Hei k*8^oilic I h 11 i ill on Ogle tri"*,of (.’apt, Miller’s dist. tolls before Riel ard I Limb o, L-q on tin* 29th Apiil, a I light hay horse .5 years old, 5 feet 4 inches li has a small star in Ins forehead, Hurt tail; trots and canters ; appi aised to $ 120. Also, on the 22d itiau.li, Abraham Young blood, of Capt. Woodward’s di*t. tolls befort Benjamin Fuller, E#-q ahiighthay mare blind ill Die left rye, her leu hind foot white, I tail, about 4 feel 10 niches liign, 6 01 5 y< old ; appraised to $50. And a lilly 2 y cars old, bright bay, both hind • ect. and one foie foot white; noprai* •*• I to $25. GREEN HILL, Clk. May 16 COilGiA, Gwinnett county Clerk's bf- ^ A lice of the liili iior court—X • luuimt snivel man*, 4 years old, about l feet 11 inch es high, a star in her forehead, "mine saddlt -pots, some gray hairs in her mane, valued • $55, w,isjm.su .1 on tin* IO1I1 Apiil, 1526, by ■»ic linfil Red wine, of Capt R B Grccr'b dis trict, benna* Hcniy ( uib s, Esq. A bav Mare, h it hind tool white star n lace a*.d snip on I1.1 nose, about 14 hai d- high, supposed to be 8 or Uyeurf Id, a smnl 1.Mini 011 llie ldt -huul.h r, winch raini.a In explaiiic.i ; appraised 10 $.50, was p< mciI !• R)i«*sa R* id bcb.re Willis K#\vl.iiul, Esq. 01 the I7ih day of Apiil, l!{2(»* may 9 112 W M. MALTBIE,Clk S ’ EORGl A Morgan county, 1 lerk's Hi \ fl ol tu.* Inferior court— I dled In tin .) *bs» 1'huinas. lisij by Gray \la'oery,ol t’api David B. bull, r’s district, a IniJii bay Man about 4 lei 1 9 or 10 mein s liicli, 7 years oi.i win* if,, right bin.I foot whit.* up to the loo lock, In.,z.L* I u.e, lias 11 noe Inck, about tin hind tn e of the saddle ; appraised to $ lo 8^0 Reward 0 the lnt»* resirlpnre ’d. oil the night ol 1. lour in gro men viz: PH ILL. HAZARD, 4 RANK, and ISAAC’. I hill is slim, not .strong built, but cwnni' e and active, and probably will endeavor to gel to Washing-on comity , under some fiotilioes name, belonging to some oilier person. Hazaid is a strong, chunky, well built fel low. f rank Is a light complected negro, neithei very strong nor active Isaac is slim, not well made, walks with his toes very much turned on w rd It ig . ot known where Hazard, Frank and Isnn. will endeavor to make to. Any person who wtb appiehend ilie above named negroes and deli ver them «o me in Pulaski eountv, orseci .e them 111 some safe jail so that ( ran ge. tin m, shall receive the above reward, and for either ol them in proportion, and all reasonable ex penses shall be paid HENRY W. FENN, Adm r mny 16 6 33 V % N tha nlgltt of tin* 22d m!i wns stole.. 0 / inveigled from the subscriber 11 bright mulatto n. gro man named MKR* KR abnui *23years nl nge. a veiy active house servant and rough blacksmith. The author of his e loppment is nu In-hman, who calls Ins name THOMAS HUI IV, about 30 year of ag< , well set, wears "hisknrs. and has a ^ g# scar on the side of his lace ; he has been a , egulai soldier in the I’, f* service, n. d I expect Id will make lor Florida or IVIlssissippi A sui - able reward will be given for the apprrben- •toh ol (he negro so I got him, or detei ti p ol i In Ity, tii.it In* may be brought to jitsix e, am my iiilotmaiion on the above thankfully re- eiveiibytbe s.ibscriber living near Houston court house, Georgia BENTLY OUTLAW. 4t * LL persons .are forvearuci from Lading . \ for six notes ol lituid, given by the sub ther, and made payable lo Dr V\ itli «m (Lir- belt, toi $25 eni h, dated about the 12th <3 \pnl, 1325, payable 13 months after dal.— A in* consideration for which sa d notes was Dven Ims entirely laded, I am deleimined not o pay tiicm. ALEX. M DAN FORTH. -32 Read 'i'liis. ,1 Iir.UE AS 111 v wife, Jain* Ferguson left 1 me on the 27ih day of December las and continues to stay from mo and . . gleets the d nies ol 1 wilt) ; I Inn uby c.iutmii and forvvai n ill persons from selling to her ol Lading wi ei 011 my account, with the intention or c pectaiion ol getting or re' l iving pay f.out 11 ; r oil ot ms properly for nti> of her ronliai t lor I am Oviidlium-it n»i ... * . t , JUoEPl j F i;Bf iU3i n. May 9 “ ua b ll ibv.v* al Lv^,. dt XtAi list CI*E 2CAV. 'On tlu unit „j Ji„„ nett, Will take place I lie Ninth and I .;t Giuiung < f tiie. AU.LSTA loitfiiv. SCHEME. 1 IT ze of 1 I nze of 4 I’r.zcs of 4 Prizes of b Fuzes of Ui I rizi s of Prizes of lo() Piiz.es of CdAtU Prizes of Las lh;t, two and a half Plants i„ „ rrixe. All I'ii/pi, pi,, nl,| ( . ihuiidn 11,, ’ '.nV. ‘'57 r 7 -••-•-* 'H '-lu- niomi,., m i,,, co i ,s.id«-.' l , u ;V,!" thcluiiilsul llie Masnnir Ui,|| 11 ,u llie luiloe < Al MAI CRIZI Sare.'.lt unUr.'iwi, ami .,, (1 ,. u , 1 •!■•) ol Hie next ilia* Ml g ; 0,1 ,l e 1 Prize or 30,000 Dollars 1 ) J me of 20,000 Ihiliars’ 2 Drizos of JO.iluo Dolliirs* $"0,(100 Jiti.Ul o 10,(,U) fc,i 00 1,0110 soo loo to 10 2 Prizes of 2 Prizes of -1 Prizes of 10 Prizes, of 28 Prizes of 5,<»00 Dollars, 1,000 Dollars, 500 Dollars, 100 Dollars, 50 Dollars, .hid a renj large amount, in 7, „ n„n U f. 1 nzta, mnounlwg luvj ,raids of b 0t)> U hee l, and the fate id every [N««mI « I i u „„„ (i;iVi M . M , )er , )lll9 r *•"*<■, lilt- 1,10m iMif,emii'K I.UMU} , brati ► t r drawn liear ^ n :‘r^ outlie Lotteries u' QW -31 Notice W , !';! ,KXS " f -Pedlurs. The l„l| fever, I in whose rear sc ined (oiistitu'ini Lcvt'.l, might l»e this place, and a >lu> ♦ li nr by llieir i t dt si bill..g ( ol fit <1 Court of Ordinary begun and he hi tumid for theC ’.iutij < f Uuldwin oil MoiUa.j tht Ur day of M<"Jt 1826 Pi• s nt their Hoaors James (' liuinpliris, Ji.hu W illiams and I lari is Allen, Jnstn es 1 I appe'iri R lo l sirator- and guauiiu iving returns lor mai #.-! amt doings to l!ii — It is o.dered, t do publish a otic. arc in del uilt in ms past, of tin ir ad. i as requi • d by I ' Clerk of thi^vou.1 ,1 more of tin* p»d reqiiiinig all e\e< •lie fi* si .Mond'-'V i I rue ex rac.i 11 1 of May, Ib.G may 23 t 1 > AN AWAY front me tm- i IV bound boy baa a dow n link, i ill pet sons fiom i. iv ing • iy n giving 111 ill llie said JOHN (ilid. mi,, astenee, :ts I intend io p it the lav WM. J. I) \VI v ho r hoioi i 3d da\ 1 ( o 2 ,i4 #.u*i :f die s.( It w ill t il e ill s *ti*dy ilu* Hancock cv, and In Any p* In.; JOHN GILES, Sr. Geo. May any lifeless lx d. e ..mum illy found, it is he lped by an early visit to licipatmi' oi its vm ions .id vantages. I Is existence here is unknown, un less the disease hasbeen com act. <1 r B- vv licic, ami then the patient is rapid'y relieved— l he sunoundn.g country l» r, ilife el.-rated acd tiiini- fesD'd with fenns and M 'grianl waters—The purity and salubrity ol the atmospheie, and die cool and rofia siting hreez a ** I.i. h daily iu the sultry nimilli* of miuiiii. r visit this place Loin the neighboring mom.I tins, are powcrlu! anxiliarn s lo b e salu'ary inline, ce of the wa ters, and conspire to h nler d,e ATidison Springs one of ibe most healthful and pleasant retreats in the Southern country fliat these bounties ot Providence tuny he as beneficial as p ssible, and that our visitors any have no cause i f eoiiii'laint (#ii die score of comfort ami conveiuenc.*, neither expense nor tiouhle has been spared in m iking ample preparation for all iti.it w ill honor ns wuh llieir company. W e offer accumuiodatioii I6r indi viduals or families in die principal or separate buildings—clean and comfortable lodging-—-a total ab-**iaction Loin noise and disordei— n .cal and well furnished table—choice bar r* • iVesluucii a—and a variety ol , leasaul and m- uocent aiiiuseineiits. In short we vvishloreii- Inr the mind of all persons perfectly lice and . asy in the parti ip.ition ol every enjoyment, which does not annoy or disturb others. I: nr stable dep iifnic, t, in the activity and kill of ilie Ostler, in the size of our stalls, oi the variety of food, and in short in every tiling that can render those useful and valua ble num bs comtmtable, we siitink not from a comparison wuh any hi (lie state We would Minimi parents and guardians, tliiit the sc iool ill this place is siitl iu opeia- d in, and refer them to the foregoing as in the ■it*alt It, ph-laaoiiie-s, ami retired situation nl llie place Relieving that thi? he*l evidences ol i good .-drool are, me extent and a».\ uracy of ' he k- ow led;i* obtained,(lie piopnr adapta tion ot ex.• i( ihc.* to the cultivation ol thft dd- leient families ol llie mind, and the early for- hi .ti.#n ol conci i, ni ral md .iidusirious h i ll.is, we cheerfully invite the stiiciest m nitiuy iu our p( in of education, lor ilie oblaiiim< nl ol lliose bearable end*. 'i ln fold ,,, ig ■ ,,/// raUs ' ' tht Tuvern : Board p»*r mouth, $«5 01) pervveek, 7 00 .\1 » be I n I(.)M \ \V. PORTER, Clk il \ , O lb-ubu. 1 mare abou 1 < ilnopc county, clerk’s <4 cent l—T ik< n up by ini E i- 23d dist li AL am posteo lx , I - | on the I I.I. Fel 4 oi 5 yeais old, 4 led 9 v ( '!. a laige tail, maiks ol tin $50. H • util, The folio one iiioutli and n 10 da . It Oill'll 15 DO nan a hall : liml llieir o idles, i advain \IU I $y n Geary,. / / •*r, I II $' 10, Lie c .1 I iales*compelled by l; Nowioii C'u. May « jrevvarned l ,i e ol hand, giv •c,on the 5l i (I • ol Decembei .deration liavi •d not to pay w holly id not* 1 UOM AS GLASS, St 31 !<) UK lies high gear, appt aivn I nkrii up by Lbz ibcili Gteeu livi.vg in f*;«pr. Bell’s dist. and posted belor»* Giles \ .•unp F.*q. outlie 14th Feb a sorrel inaie, about I feel 11 iucluH high, tluxen mwiue and tail, about 15 yearn old, appraised in $15. 1 ik( n up by Job n 1’. IN eavei, living in Cain Floyd's dint and posted before Altai Sniitli. Esq. ou lli" bill Apiil, a bay horse about 6 feet high,suppos' d to be about G or 7 years old, star in lti-> forehead snip oil the nose, both hind le«‘l vvhue, a part of Ids l ight fore foot w hite, l wo old shoes on his l ight fund and fore feet, his lelt eye I »-h off, appraised to $65. May 2 I AA( COLLIER, Clk. 4 * I (11 t. I \ I . ilb county, Clerk's off < 4. 2 of t e IiiIm ior court—W illiam McAlpin of ('apt. 11 •)«’ dist. posted before Shatlrick Farmer, Esq one smrel mare, supposed to be an Indian p-.itcy, with 4 white fed and legs, li ix mane and white foiehead, no brands dis- i.overable, suppored to be bdvve.cn l l and IB \. iisoul; appi used by William Mays a »l deary Svvinnev lo $3 50, this 71h Aj#nl, 13*6. CliARLl.b MURPHEY, Clk. 820 Reward. I ROKE loose from my waggon, near Mr. J .tones, 27 mile* from Augusta, on the road leading to \Y a mutton, on the uigtit of the 20 h December last, a large bay HORSE li tween ft and 7 years old, inclined lo be raw boned, swabbed tail, a little grown out since it wasdoue.. lie earned off the IL.Ucr chain with him. He was raised by Mr. George Smith, who lives about 6 miles from W ashing- ton hi NNi'kea county, in the direction of Greenexborough, where it is probable he will aiie.npt logo lie was owned somdiine Ly Itlii.n Bra.iham, who luutiolore lived in the neighborhood of Mr Smith. I will give $2u for the dcliveiy ol the horso to nic in Eatun- ton, or J10 lur such iidonu.vlion that 1 j himaeiin. JOHN HUDSON. of designing, tinprin- schief-intikeis, did ii fluence. misguide a d induce my wile (when die vv o. only 1.3 year*: Old) to buy a eoiiM.lcrab <* qiiae- Ltv ol stoi ('•go.nfs, vv itliout my knowledge oi 'approbation, and whereas I have wailed a •"illicirni time f«»r them to r« fleet, repi n and make amends for their co duet, to no purpose, on i I.I V.IIII— 1 lie I e lull* I llis IF, to ill lot in peilbil s • ml vend, is ot dry gsoJs, that it vv ill In* enliri ly useless for them to call at niv lions*-, or in ik opplu ation to mi* with tin expectation id el I i"ii heii goods, as I have made a rcsnlv .* to do without buying onv mote of such eoniniodilu s L#r the m »in id IB lmtill.s from tlu.- dal. — M uch 15. I!J:6. JAAiF.S DOW DELL, mai eh 21 if-—25 noiiT i:7 9 OST on the road leading from Popes fer- ii i rv, through Clintoii to Bhmntsville, Join s (oniiiy, a small ted morocco pocket I# ok pi ning nl the end, on lli• 17iIt day of Apnl bet ouiiUiiniiig sovonil notes of hand, Ion Jantea S. W.iid lor $105, dated 3d Apiil la-it. due on. day ilier* after, 2 on John Cob y III nn* payable to James h Wflld for Jlboilt $Ibd. vv uii a eredu on each 1 le, not lecolb c led, I on Ridley W .in! f. i $29 50 with a ere .it <d $20 date not recollected. three "i four dol- I u» in small bills, a deed and several other papers that will be < 1 no service to any oth< r pc.son .-xc.pt myself, which p •pern I do for- warn all persons from trading for and tin* makers ol Raid note.,from paying them to any other ptuson except myself. JOHN WARD. Upsoncouidy, May 9 4t—— 32 NOTICE THIS. 1 HOLD a Legacy of $43 2”, lor a Mr. ft TfKY, ol i ci nfssec, ih the right of liis wD*‘, (who was Polly Wilkersun, ol Caswell r Person comity, N.C.) Air. C. is lieieby notified that Mr R. 1. Battle, of Powelton, ilancoi k county, l la. is charged with the pay ment ol said Legacy i u le^olavjilicution, dur mg my absence to the Noitli, the ensuing sea son The Editor of the Nashville Whig, and of any other paper in Tennessee is requested lo give the above nn insertion or two. for the in- ioiniution of llieir eil:/cn, as lm is (pule un known to the subscriber amt to his place of re sidence hi the state JESSE MERCER, Adm’r. ol Tlios. W ilkersun, dee’d. Bui h sm.'ll pri'ijunion of Tirfos renmin "N-ul'l. ftml Iron, ||,e 'no r , II» xlioiilil lie eedily , IMrticftUrl, bv ,l,»u u , ft„ vemui ' „„j liulUCisol sinab pii/. s. PKKf'E.NT PIMCB. VVIiqCF, TICKET, $11 on 11 \ l.\ i..-, UUAkTEHS, ^ 7:; TIClvLT.-i A. SHARKS FOR S.M E AT lb"'-' 2" 3 - v— /» © >—l $J\ Lottery Officr—Milledgeville. Olliers I'.’rTi. k.eee|i.si„ R ,|.c Cash,post P'ln'i will be proinptl, eliei ilui io. IJaru^ Monkv received m pRr—Address TI3MXJ. I*. GESXir* T , Ogent for the Commissiviura. may 23 THE G 1.0RE TAVERN. TUF. Sufoi.ribfr lift, raken (he IT?' ! ocrupi. rl i, v I n, I . ■ - • I’tik, .Kid hut h |,y \ t Fmi- I l Urrtl, III the limn „| Mimiwm, .sin,., £ ..»(ed inimediiiielj on ihe sir. 11 |, Miiniiiellii, known „„ ,| le (.|.ci,h; I A1 I IUV, w Ill'll foi ihe enient and v n . v or iu ndvnntnge., it excelled ly „o publ.b lioute in ih. Htaleimd eijioilled by v.r, |, w , l i "dililion to its lieio^ eitontrd in die nc! pleiiKitni pan of die town, mid ofo,dine nil the ronvenieoees mid Inciliiiei, nere.Hiiry o, ,n B |iei»oiii,lfitisfiiclioii, conlifionue lo the hoi.',,', "ig !*> a vv ell that a fluids ns good water as ran be found any where in llie Male, 'i he build- •••K* -"■•- l“i-go nntl commodious, and m a J ii.deol no'iir, lonioj; bdely undeifone some iilleruiion by llie suoscriber 1 lie Sialdes ore soilu-teoll) lane lor die n cepuon ol 73 or b0 Inod ol horses, with well wateied lots, whirh will *•! nil limes be provided wilh good lorage '* ""*1 ."I* 'dive U..br ’ihe Hoomsme WI II ocopied lor die .iceonimodalion ol Indies, ol cenili imii Willi their fmmlies, H„ House shall In* kept lice front rioting and noise—his table lurniblied with every luxury which tli« ci. un try aftimls—bij Bai with vv ir.es and choice spinu, and bis personal attention shall not \, 0 w anting to give satisfaction to those who may iliink proper to patronise him. M |. JL’BAL E. 1VATT3. Madison, Morgan oo. Juu3l n Ln— J8 Al . eli '23 ill* -26 Fifteen Dollars Reward. ✓4 RA.N AW nY fiom the Mib- gSr . vcnh. r on tin* 27t.i day ol Ft - /m .if bru.uv last, a neg.o fellow iih- q V J mr.I HUK .TIN-3, aijout 20 ; f years ol ••; emKYwtikM* \ d V. 11 Hi t 3 left liigl. I very black .ci t nil had on a off) lumen ai .1 c n ml. mid li.nl w blue cloUl Utnil pan:‘"It (•Ei. wool Im gro is -oppose!I to t*e lurkm oil oi W a. union, perhaps at.oi ltd ih» K-v.Joseph Uolieits, i ty, < r near K „* •- AlilU m l a V A re war «-• I’lflee.i I tullu for hi- apprcli' .ndon mat ecu i ml" all t give able .ION \8 SHIVER J, .Ii Mount Zion, llanco* k . .unity, 1 3t- -31 Will In giv '.rXi'toV. D'",t. Near May 2 \t*> . be made to the honorable the Intenorcuur »f Hancock county, when sittingfor ordmh ry purposes, fur leave to sell t. riii n-rsof ^l *'• •-•tfi'oii.'l Ennio. de’ ’ aaay 9 CHARLES KNNIS, Adm'r. vli, cli 7 9t” >23 Cotton (»ins. i ^HE subscriber bus on baud Cotton Gins _ of a superior quality. All persons wish- ig to purchase cun be supplied at short no* ce. il. G. HARUER. Grecuesboro, May 9 tl 32 CwUvm L’vws. r j'MIF. Subscribers respectfully inform the 9 public that they have located themselves in Covington, Newton county, foi tlu* purpose of making l olton Gi s Carding Maebiues, and Repairing, which will Id* done on the shortest notice. Fcr-oiis wishing any busi ness in tin* above line, will do well to tali and see. The work will l>» wan anted. WM. J DAVIS, DICKSON CRANE, march 23 w4m ENTERTAIN 'D I .NT. GLOBE r.lVEILV— CUN ION. g THE subscribers respectfully fmin the cuiniimnity at large, that I a • m j they have lately pure has* d th. t la-gr ' and commodious building situated hi corner of the pub be sqtiaie, hi Clinton, and tiller having ii tho roughly and completely repaired, Un* rooms fm nibbed with new and »legant furniture, have opened a llouseol Enteilaiiiiueut. Ladies, Gentlemen and Families, can In accommodated with good a. convi iiicut t rounis. Our T able shall not lack any Ilu. g the couuliy can afford. T Id* B ii furnished with the tl.on i liipiors. The Stablis well supplied, and lur- uialied with a good and attentive Ostler ; and our personal services shall be ready in any in stance to give complete salislaciioii lo those who uit.y lav or us wilii a call. GRAY Jc JONES, aprll 11 6t . i EDGAR’S INN, It Iht Sign "I /R ijuldtr, t Olliirlbuiy S. C ' THE fLtblu .ue i.dmmed that jTfX the (il.se,lie’s f AliGf. .' KVA IT n BRICK liUbbE .- ready lor (hr recepLon ot cotupuny'! He run non .( . oinmOdaio . i.OfiCUtio u*.». ‘all oo him in supei ioi -tyle 11 is table v* ill I r oread with 'Id* lie- *»i."hirtioiis ot the lurid hi.* his charges are moderate. ADAM EDGAR. Oct. n If.- M g 23 Alunt-y i tilled. Use mat hive il,h> calling at tl m offi* »*. proving ownership uuu pay is adveiliseiueiit. V- nUei\ flutes llnte), NLW-YOilK. a ., I n.-’ commoJioug .md extensive K ,!:it"is|iuie"(, fronting "it rend nnrl W aim ..beets, b.'lH ecu Fine Street and Maiden Lane, is now fitted up in a con- vcuicnl aud thignut style for the reception of Company. The situation of the United Slates Hotel jii c a nts peculiar adv outages to Merchant , and T ravellers, hemg in the centre of the n.ei can id business of the city, und within a minute's walk of ihe Banks, Exchange■. and Public Ulhces. The free circulation of air which the extent of the l.stabli.shnir-nt ensures to its apartments, reudeib it a very desirable resi dence. T he Dining and Coffee Rooms are spacious, and pleasantly situated the sleep ing Rooms aiiy and comfortable —the Cellars are well slot ked with the best W ine* and Li quors the Larder will be < onstantly sur plied with every delicacy of the New-Yoik, li.ila- d. iplun, and oilier uiatkeis and in adduion to Hie other range o| accomniodalious, convc— niept iLitmng Con bio have h»*en erected, where Hot, Cold, und bliowei Baths, of soil spring water, arc always in rcaUim s b . Giatelul lor il.elilarnl patronage ahrarfy rrc- (Mil, ll.e 1'i.Mor Hill l,e ewe ftcxici. to to mem it* (•mtiiiuui.ee and extension , in confident aiitu tpaiti.u vl which, he i ff-dgen liiuisf II io l eiloH llis xtalou. txer'ioui lor (l.e conduit of Im* pallors. „ „ _ . T - B - REDMOND. f budi1 ’ Lon “ ,tS8 ’ "“ u L ' thcl ' Miinral may 16 MU 1 id aj TAJ.LABASSE HOT EL. WILLIAM HALLhn.efctabfoh. 6 I'd an Hotel al the my r,i Tal;.d, M s- f'' 4 t cf see, in Middle f loriifa, where g« n- \t> t|f llenien, Indies, and families, will be hospitably entertained Ue pioposes eom- ( -ng ab'l ALL, to 'n.n Loin llartloru to Tallah user, on inest- e.u-d Alonuay in cvi ry in.ml , and tostad l rein J uilnliahM on l.e : r t Monday of every month, btgn.uirtg vvitli August next T allalussee, Feb 1 >-Miuy * <l or Stoli ii * I'Hli.l H'l'-riiLfr. iu ^ Mila I L« v ilR , ( ( , it til II,. , an INDl A hMV<«7 and tail »Olii( v\ hltc on -on d. .vt-neg him to n*e rewarded, oi uvy inter* UL>-h\ JULNUan main a" his feet Any p*. t alvsii In handsomel• matin., ihanktuil) rei May 28

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, May 30, 1826, Image 1