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Newspaper Page TextBY f AM.\It RAGLAND, ST.1TE S, UNITED STATES' PRINTERS. MILLEDGEVILLE, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1936. VOLUME XVII — NO. 43, rj-TtiU OEOUGIA JOVHMA.. It (published weekly, at the corner of Wayne and Hancock Street*, at Three Dollar* per ann. in art- fane**, or Four Dollar* at the end of the year. The paper will not he *entto any person out of the State, until the subscription i» paid in advance, or istiafactnry reference Riven. Advertisement* inserted at the usual rates. N. II. Sa'e* of land and negroes, by Administra tor*, Rxeeutor*,or Guardian*.are required, by law, to be heid on the ftrst Tuesday in the month, be tween the hour* ot ten in the forenoon and three in the afternoon, at the courthouse of the county in Which the property is situate.—Notice of these sale* liu*t be given in a public gazette SIX i Y days pre- fiou* to the day ot tale. . . _ Notice of the sale of personal property mutt hr iliven in like manner, FORTY da) * previous to the Notice-to the debtors and creditors/)! an estate rtausl bWmoblithed for FORTY days. n Nov^ ,. hat application will be made to the Court tif Ordinary for n-ave to sell land, must be publisu- «J for NINE MONTHS. . ... Persons interested in those advertisements which fere published monthly, will find them in the tint 4ml fourth pace of the first paper in every month. Ail business of this kind continue* to receive prompt attention at the office ol the Ctorgui Jour nal, alili!-' C avuvvk & Wvv^VamV, Have just received, and fur stile a supply of Foolscap and Letter Paper, Which will be disposed of on reasonable terms They will hereafter keep constantly on ban" tin extensive nssorltnent ol all sorts of \\ RI ’lINti PAPER, which they will dispose ol wh desale ur retail. Receiving their supplies directly from the Mamilaetory, they will be able to furnish the at tide on gooJ leiins. may 30 post OFFICE, Milledgn'ille, June 26, 1826. fllllE Line ol Suites between this plat e I anil »lo at root, my, Alabama, being now in operation, the Alabama Mail (via Fortvdlc, '^Clinton, Macon. Sic ) will be due at tins Ol- fic" tu future, every Sunday morning nt hall after 3 o'clock .A NI. and evety Wedneadaj and Fri lay at 8 o clock A. M. and will depart every Tuesday, Ihursday, and Saturday,clos ing at 14 o'clock A. vl The ot&ce will be open every Sunday ft on, 1 to 3 o'cl tek I* i\l. lurtlie delivery of such letieis and papers as uinv arrive liy that mail l llOMAS K GREEN, I'.M. e J7 Not! T to Indian Claimant* Ml K Fifth Instalm* nt, for tho payment of Claims against il>» Creek N uhm ol In dt.in«, ii derilie Treaty ol li.ia b* »*ti r**- ceived, ami will lie paid L> the Claimants im mediately on application to KLIbHA WOOD, Sec y Ex. Department. july 4 i \\a\sletY & WfiwVund, H AVE just received, in addition to their former stock of G ROC F.RI E3, the ful- ouig article**, which they will sell low for CASH, viz: 10D00 lh(4 Swedes Iron, assorted, 6000 lbs. Bacon, 1600 bushels Salt, 40 bills Supr Brown Sugar, 40 bags Green Coffee, 8 lihds N O Molasses, 20 bbls l*i ime Pork, 1 pipe Cor. Brandy, 40 Caddies supr Gunpowder Tea, 4 casks London Porter. Milledgoville, May 2.3 4t 3 Money Found. r IT HE loser may have it, by calling nt the JL Post Office, proving ownership and pay ing tor this advertisement. MATS. THE Subscriber continues to carry on the Hat-111 iking Busi ness in all its branches. Hi wi»1 keep constantly on hand .111 assortment of HATS, which In w ill dispose ol o»» very moderate terms. Hats made to order with ueatuess ami dispati h. A liberal price, ia Cash, will be paid f.u Beaver, Oiler, Raccoon and Fox Ski *. HENRY DUNCAN. Milledgeville, Juno 27 tt—39 j" NOTLC E rrUlF, Suhtc fiber Ins opened an office < 1 Wilkinson Street, second d. oMcouill corner occupied by Joseph ''toyull, Lstp^ MilleilRevillr, .Inly 18 II. K. 111NE3. NOTICE. ITAHE copartnership heretofore existing un- ( der the film of iiocKtvt.t.t. fc Mono an is dissolv’ d, haviiiR expired bv ns uwn limit-,r* tion, an I 5. Rnekwell is authorised to close the unfinished business, to whom all commu nications will ill future be addressed. S ROCKWELL. ARTHUR A. MORGAN, Milled-t-ville, May 38, 1836. Ct—86. flAHE Subscriber will continue the Prac- l ticeof the Law in the several counties of the Ocimilttee Circuit, and in the counties of Bibb, Twiggs, Washington and Hancock, nod also in tilt tirli Circuit Court of the United Slates for the District of Georgia. AVlieu not a,sent on the Circuit, he will be found at Ins olfi-e, corner of .1 offer son and Mclutoih Streets, Milledgeville. Viuok-WnuWng. f I MIR public, arc respectfully informed, that 1, BOOK-BINDING in its vutiousbraneb cs, will be executed by the subscriber with neatness ami dispatch Also, a regular assortment of Ledgers, Dn\ Books, Record Books, Dockets, Me morn n- dums, Note Books, Albums, Receipt Books, and Stationary of every description Books of any size, or form can he ruled ot )otmd lo any pattern. EDWARD JOHNSON. Milledgeville, Jan 11 The Subscribe!s. HAVING obtained the mail contract fron Mill dgevdle to Mont goiuery, Alabama, wil ommenen running t LINE OF STAGES between these tw» points on the 20th of May, three litres a week The public, may rely on the punr Utility and faithfulness of the discharge of their duties I’hey have made such arrangements ns wil remove all possibility of di ".appointment.— Their stages and horses shall he of the be kind. They rely on a liberal public to sustain them in this undertaking. HUGH KNOX. HENRY CROWELL. WILLIAM WALKER. Millledgeville, April 26 v. 3m——30 [LT’Tlie Montgomery Republican, Calmw baFiess, Mobile Register, Constitutionalist, Georgian. Langs Gazette, New York, will publish the above weekly for three mouths audsend their acbounts to 11. K. b Co List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office at F.atonton, Geo July 1.1820, \—David Avrrett2, W ni. Arnold, G. B Allen, Isaiah An«lev 2, William F. Ad mit* Sin.dlwMod P. Allison, Nanrv Ashfidd. B—H Branham, Anna ft* own. ^♦•ssinns Brown, Wm Bauch, Janies Bade, Robt Bal- derce, James R. Burdick, W in Btscoe, Nancy Boykin,.lames McBride, C. P. Keeinan, Ma ry Bryant, David 1) Brown, Nat III. Black C—John Crafton, John C'u nineham. Solo- mon Cearsey, James Coleman David Cle ments 2, James B. Coppedge. Miller Clofton, Alfred Cuthbcrt, George B Cooper 2, James Cante, Nicholas Childers, Benjamin Cntch- ings, James Converse, Thomas G. Cockrane, Oliver H Coppedge. D—John Davenport, Uriah Denham, Titos Darley E—Yilliam Edwards. F—Selia Fox, Charles Forbes. G—Elisha George 2, Willvs Green, Wm Gray, Hardy Gregory, Peter ft. Gee. H—Wm Hearn, John Hearn, John Hub hard 2, L. \V. Hudson, Titos M. Harris, Ar chibald M. Hid, Margaret J. Harvey. John Hollinnn, Nicholas Hawkins, Ann Hill, Jon athan *ooper, W. Hays,’Edward flight, John Hill, Spencer Hurt, William Hams, SynHta Hamt.er,Wm Hubbard, Clement Hancock, Milton Holt, P. S Holt. J — Abraham Jones Jas. Johnson 2, Good- ri« h Jones, Elizabeth Jourdnn. K — Thomas Kimbro, John Kennon, Wm P. KingS, Jesse Keaton, P. Kirkpatiick 2, Richard Kilpatrick. L—Oliver Lunn, Wm H. Lewis, Henry H. Lowe, David Lawson. M—Henry McMullen, William S. Morgan, Ebenerer Marchmond, Nancy Mahone, Ro land Mil hone, Stephen Marshall, Drury Mes* ton, William Maddox, Jane Mathew Henry Morris, Wm Mahone. O—Martin Owens. Robert Patterson, Henry Peak, Sandy Pmifoy, Noel Pare, William Phelps, Warren Phelps, John Parker, Wm Pace. R—Williamson Robey, Peter Rockmore. Elisha Reed 3, Woison. Robey, TliosReei'2, \Vood*on Roberts, Jacob Richardson, St** phen E. Rice, George Reynolds, Richard lines, John Reed, Wm Rogers, Hudson owe, IF trod Roes. S—\N m R. Shierling, Ezra Sergeant 2, L«- n Stanford, John Simmons, Anthony Seals, m II. Sparks, Francis Stubbs 2, toliu Stuhl.s, Robert Sp.uKs, Fzra Smith, Edmum ! kleford, Mrs N. Jano Stewart, F. S 13 SA MUEL ROCKWELL. juiie ARTHUR A. AlOULAN, Attorney vj" Counsellor at Law. H AVING removed from Milledgeville, to Ferry, Houston County, will in In tun nrnct'i c in tlie Superior Court* ot the South vrn Circuit, nnd in Houston, Brkh, mid Craw ford, of the Flint Circuit. •Inly 18 6t 42 Law Notice. fTMIEnub.OtiUre liave entered into aco | puriner.liip, in ike l’ractice ul Law and Equity, under the firm of II ANSI, 1.1. St H Aur.is They "will attend to business intrusted lo their management in the counties composing tht Ocmuigee Circuit—in Hie county «f \vasliliig- ,<m n the Middle Circuit—Hancock in the Northern—Laurens, Twiggs and Fulaski i «he Southern—*nd Bibb and Monroe ol ill i’linl Circuit. Tliaii office is on Hancock Street, one door \\ ust of the Recorder office. WILLIAM V. HANSELL, IVERSON L. HARRIS, may if) 1)1 33 . Law Notice. J AMF.S W GREENE *su DAVID R GRANT, Attoinies at Law, located at 'Iho,nastou, Upsoa countv, will attend pu ■* lii.illv to anv luisincss in their line, in that the mil lining c. uuiies ol Tike, Sluiiuic and Crawford, which ui.iy be cnuGdod to them n,rrIt I t OlflW —24 fetwV avW & Voavfi, rjlFsNDER the public tht ir gratelolf ac knowleilgotncnis for their liberal patror the last season, and respectfully bolicit continuance thereof Th» y courider themselves permanently lo iled it the WAREHOUSE non in their oc Lupancy, which is in good order for reception of Cotton and Gouda Libera! advance* as heretofore will he made Cotton consigned to them. Tney have a consignment of 60 Kegs good Virginia Mauufactuied TOBACCO lor hi' various prices. 3t Augusta, July 18 t8D—42 LAW. nr*HE Subscribers have associated them | selves in the PRACTICE OF LAW nnd opened an office, in Monroe Walton coun v>y All business entrusted tu their oaru will ^,cetw,th„r..np.auen,iom w nARRig , H. A. HARALSON, march 14 S.miSni 81 Law Notice. rjAllF. Subscribers have entered into a co JL partnership int ho Fnciice of the Law ynder till- firm of Moons & Lvle. TIiuj vili aitend the Superior courts ol the I* lint Circui' Tueir Office is in MetUniuueh Hen rv countv, on the lot of Mai. T. W. Key * ■’ ANDREW R \ JAMESO july 11 MOORE, LYLE ,v2nr 11 l)u. U UOKEW HAS relumed and resumed the Pr.K.tice oi Medicine, at Mrs Baldwin’s, in Jones county# mar-ch 7 3 m sionnl du iay be medical. D r WILLIAM A. MORRISON (lately Iron, Virginia) bus located Inuisell Joseph Heard's, E.aq. on the road leadi Vroiii the Factory lo l.uvn.Rtoii, 4 uules above the former place, and one un.e eat ol .1 son's Mill on Little River, fie respectfully ofu i's his services, in the practice ol Mcdi one, Surgery and Midwifery, t<» the citizeoe coniiguoui to Ins reeidt uee. He hope*,lrora 1,'rV, ii licular attention to his prut \lm,to merit the patronage which ttfided towards bun. Morgan connty, July 13 eo3i FACTORAGE. nAHEstthicriherscontiriiicIoiraiisaol FAC I I'ORAGE U COMMISSION RL NESS in SaVannaii. Allproduce ronsic ed to them, will bu insured BguiuM Ine,aller goes into Sture, without any charge to tlreow nor Storage ou CottoH will lie 8 11 cents nor hale for the first week, and 6 cents I * C a C h succeed! g week i hut il it remains month 25 cent* only will lit charged lor die month, and 12 1-2 cents tor t month. October 16 succeeding BUTLER, tx Co eoil A TAILOR W HO can come well recommended as a good workman, and ol nior.il rliarac l P rand su iJy luhita, will meet with immedi at-- employment at Pleasint Grove, ilcnry « t» i.iiv, and can establish hiinselt to iiim n ao- vi i • A good shop] will he in readiness in a f w day* j 11 ’.'’ H F\ovw\a liVWuY wlgvinc \ N Office for the Purchase and* Sale Land, is opened at Talluhassee, the seat ftr government in Florida. Ii is known that the i ich lands in Florid ire well adapted to the culture id those gr (■tape's Sugar Cane and Sea Eland Cotton that gentlemen who visit this eoumiy with ew lo permanent KOtileiueut, labor under ...any disadvantages in ilie purchase or loca tion ol L tndsj which it is believed might be obviated by this office. It is the intention of the undersigned to he prepared with spei ial information relative J the quality and extent of the n.fst valuable, land hieli may be offered for sal*.* by the gov Uient, or by individuals Books will be open ed for i lie registering of nil estates which ina ho committed to tlie charge of said Office ith (haltsand descriptions. The s »id Office will ho prepared to attend to all business rcd.vive to the perfect completion _ adjustment of land cl,rims ; to all business appeitaining to the I)' union or Pre-emption Lucs, passed lw the Congress of the United Stales lor the benefit of the early reitlors of Florida ; nnd to every description of business . elating to a General Land Agency Mnpso 1 ’ die Public Lands which were offered in M ly .826, and of tlu^e hereafter lo be sold by the government, can be procured. Letters (post paid) addressed to Richard C Alim Tallahassee, Florida, will he tended to. , _ RICHARD C. ALLEN b Co. REFERENCES. His Excellency U 1'ILIAM P. DrvtL, Col. RoiiLnr BuTi.ru, burveyor General General R K Call. Colonel J amis t*ADsnr.N^ Maj Gen iiaires, J ailahnssee,) Jonathan Robinson, Esq. Gadsden Co, T.tllahassee, July 18 ndlm DEPARTMENT of M AI E, '' ashington, 8lJi June, 1826 r JMO ennbb this Dcpaituient to comply wuK 1. th**s !j ined Resolution of the House of R** ‘esent itives, the scvqfal Claimants to wliom it relers are requested lo send hither, b in,ul. as soon as practicable, Schedules of their respective Claims, exhibiting the parti culars required by ihe Resolution, as nearly as may be, according to the following plan. SCHEDULE. nc.g g c f C CLC & W O ci* c * < r 5T5 ^ ^ 2 Sac 11 S I e H ff =T‘ 2 11 I J |r & #>ipl mr t f, wnrt,'lh h K Smith T—U’m Tyus, W in Tinner 2, Sand Th ton 2, Dane Thompson, John W Tinner, J> tin ' urnei. Onan Tayl r, Jnt kson Ti er, Join: > I omine, Clarrissa Thurstin, Turner li rippe, Asa \V. Thompson, v —Abner \’«* ./ y 2, V» m Varner 6. —Robert K \\ est, Jethro Wood, Hiram Wine hell 7, George B Whitfield 2, Amos Wan 1 , John W ynn, Put T Williams, M**s Jo- White, Moses Welch, Samuel \Ylight, James Williams, Wm \\ alker, Sr. July 11 WM. S. MORGAN, P* M. A List of Letters, Remaining in the Post Office at Madison, Geo July 1, 1826. A— Augustus Alden, James Aik B—Lewis Bandy 3, Janies Bensly, Sr. Si las Beavers, .Siuian B.irrot, James Booth, J B Badger, Henry Brown 2, Dreary Brewer Henry C Byiom,John Brandon, James Bury* field, Thomas S. Bonner, Buddy Bohannon Joseph Birdsong, Thomas VV. mown, John Butler, Green Brantley, William Barton. C—John Cunningham. Anderson Camp bell, L. I). Cole, Dixon Crain, Th -mas Ca- then, John Cleaves, Arch’d Crawlord, Benj. (’rider, Win W Carlisle, John Clinard. I.ucy Clark, Cowan b lonipkms, Joseph 1 Camp. D—John T. Duke, Win Daniel, Frederick Dean, David Davis E — Wm. Ellidge, J M Evans b Co. F— Richard \V. Fox, Benj A Fox, Hen ry Farrar, Sami Fulton, Brim* t Fitzpatrick G—Samuel A. Greer, Wm Graggs, A (* Garner 2, Hartwell B. Green, Alston H. reen 3, Alston H. Green oi Joseph T Camp, Stephen 11. Gilmoro 6. II—Armstead Hanson, Ambrose Haley John P Hendrick, John Unison, John I I Huge, Jesse Henlv 2, Faukner Heard, John II Hammoml, Elias Hendnc.k, J Hughes ,1—Burrell Jordan, Elisha Jarvis, Milton Jones, Gainirl Johuson, Ni.lhan Junes, Win S Johnson. Daniel Jackson. K—Peter King, Joshua Knight, Juhn W. Kent. L—Lucinda Lee, M—James Me.Gehce, Charles Mat hews, Jesso Mitchell, Rosanna Myliaud, Eha»tieth Mulky, John Moreland, Mat. Mitchell, Luc. Mnsterson, Charity Moss, G. VV. Montgomery resse Morgan. N—Isnibella Northinglon, Wm. or Robert Norton, Nancy Nelson, Noel Nelson. ()—Miss Mary O’Nail, John D. Overstreet P—Jacob Palmer, Wm. Perkins, Martin Pnkctt H—Win M Rend, Jeremiah Robbins, Jesse Robert**, Thomas Robertson, James Robert- -:i, lohn A. Rowell. S—— George Spencer, John Shackleford, Tc^sa Smith, David Spear, Toopcr S. Salmon 2, Richard 1 Sanky 2, Lawrence Smith, Wfn Smith. Wm Stocks, Win Stallings, Samuel Stewait, Elisha Slaton 2, Irby Stamper, J. Stratton «V, Co. Jos. 11 Strange, Uriah Sparks, las. Starling, Nancy Sessions, John Swanson T—John P. Turner, William Tannel, John Thurmond, Susannah Tillery, Henry Taylor, Benj. J. Tarver. W—John Ward. J E. Watts3, Seley West, Wm Woodward, Wm White, L. M. W ile*, John Wood, John S. W.ishingtoo. NVin Wvalt, Barnaha Woolhright, Thomas Wyatt 2 'Tho mas Walts, Stephen Warr<*n, Green H War- then, Bevill Watkins, Seth Ward, Wm Ward, David White. july 11 FELIX BRYAN, P. M. ^•’7: a * lyip 5 H |?=| | ~ o l Pis! v 0 gS23g5c; 1 mm > cL!r 5 ~ ‘ 5 * V r* H j £ r » 2. > 0 t 3 I 5 £ £. 2 ~ 7 "| r *='■5 o j H?! ~ 2 x > 5.? n 3 i-5 e-i 2 *< z «- Ilf ^ ro S -i 1 ® 1 ° ’c ? 1 c ^ S* | e.£*o g-3 9 mr The publishers of the Laws of the L’n ted States, will insert the above six times i their papers. july 4 Ct-*—40 GEORGIA—By His Excellency Gf.oroe M Thovp, Governor and Cun maruler in Chief of the Army and Aavy of this State, and of the Militia thereof. A Proclamation. VA 7 HERE AS it has been represented to v ▼ me by the Coroner of the county of Baldwin, in this State, that from the evidence p oduend to an Inquest, held on the 6th instant, ver the dead bedy of Reuben Biadford Good win, the Jury were unanimously of opinion, that the deceased was nundered by Henry VV.. lVogeva, Who has absconded, and that ihe murder was moti cruel and uuprovoked---l have therefori thought proper to is*ue this tnv Proclama tion, offering a reward of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS in addition to that of ONF lUNDUEl) AND FIFTY DOLLARS of- feied in my Proclamation of the 3d instant. io any nerson oi persona who shall apprehend oid delivr the said Henry K Rogers to the Sheriff of the county aforesaid, in order that lie may ho brought to trial for tne crime with which he is charged— Mid I do moreover • h.irgi* oni requite nil officers, civil and mili *ry, lo lie aiding and assisting in apprehend • ngand bringing to justice the said Henry R •<og«-rs, if to he found in this State. Given under mv nand and the Gieat seal of tl»e State, nt the State-house, in Milledge.- ville, this seventh dsy of July, in the ve.tr of our Lord, one thousand eight luoulrrd and twenty-six, and of the Inde- pendmee of the United States of Ame rica the Fifiy-fti st. G M. TROUP. By the Governor. Bjnikl Nr.wff an, Sec'ry of State. Li addition io the aline reward ot 7 wo Hundred and Fifty Dollars, offered by Hi* '.xcellency tin: Governor, lor the apprelnu- nml delivery of the above named HEN RY K ROGERS. I wi'l give ^100. He ha^i rc I Dions living in North Carolina, Alaba ma nnd Tennessee, and has prubal ly gone t< one uf those States, or to Florida. l ie is about It years old, tall, well made and likely, has dark hair, grey or hnzh* eyes, and fair coni plexion ; is fond of spirituous liquois, very piatrelsouie, and a most pioiligate Milam. - F. A TON GRANT'LAND. Milledgeville, July 11 N. B. 'The murilcrer Henry B Rogers was seen in Tw iggs county on the 6th iu.-t.on his ity, it Is supposed, to Florida or Alabama.—- He carried from this place and then had with linn, a large vciy fine silver mounted Rifle, half storked of sugar-maple wood, the barrel nlayed with gold all around two or three m- hes up from the breech-—considerable inlay ing round the mounting and lock—the thumb piece of gold, and the shape of a heart ol ivo ry pinned round with gold neat tin* patch box -inside of the lid of the patch hox i3 maiked Reid, maker, Mil ledger ills', Geo. U1T Publishers of newspapers in Florida. Alabama, Mississippi, Tcmiesse North and South Carolina, by giving an insertion of tin 'oing’w ill not only oblige the friends ol tin lured man, bui may aid tin cause ol jus tice in biinging to merited pni'ishtnent a mun stci ul di pruvity, who will be dangerous l* any neighborhood in which he may lam (3i) S. G. Ui/ the President of the U Htati-s. i N pursuance, of law, i, John Quincy Vi) AMS, Piesalent of the U..ile-i Stales o Nmerica, d hereby proclaim b make known, ill «t a Public Sa e wdllu* held at the Limtl Office n Tallahassee, in (Vest Florida, on tin third Monday in January, 1827, lor the diposnl ol the Lands situate m die District of 1.antis (tftVi' d lot sale at Tallahirssee, and m the low n s>h I* * lieiualD-r desigitstml. viz : Fractional township> No 1 and 3, north') « of Range No 2, west Fractional township No 2, north of Range No 2, west Fractional tow m*hips No 2 nnd 3, uorth of Range No 3, west Fractional tow: s. ips No 2 and 3, north of Range No 4, west Fractional township No. 2, north of Range No 5, west Fractional township No. 3, north of Range No 5, west Fiactional townships No 2and 3, north of Range Ni 6, west Including the County adjncerlt to the town ol Quincy. Als ), tow nsnips No 3, 4, nnd 5, uorth of Ranges 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, west, inelud* hi the Chipola country, aud pat lot the Holmes Creek settlement. Also, bnctional sections No 2 3 7, 8, 10 II, 14, 16,17, 13,21, 22,23, 27,28,29, and 31, in li actional township No 2, north ol Range 4, east \ and fractional sections No 23 24,25,26, 35 a ii a 36, in fractional townshi| No 3, north of Range 4, east, all of which fractional sections art bounded by the Lake Mic/casule The sale to commence with the lowest num ber of section, towuslup, and Range, proceed iu the order designated in tiiislProt iamation. The Lands reserved by law tor the use of S bools, or for other purposes, and the ii i< • tional se- timu hounded by the Georgiajine will bo excluded from sale. Given under my hand, ai the city of Wash ingtun, this 2Bit dav of »lnv, A I). 1826. JOHN liULNCY ADAMS. B\ the President: GEORGE GRAHAM, Commissioner of the Gen. Land Office june 13 Com’r Halo of Lots In the Villas ’ of rhomasville., Tlio ma, County, Ueo. r|*llKRE will be 40 or SO H ALF ACKK 1 LUIS, intlie »bove village, oflered lor nali* Oil tire socuinl Monday in August next, ou liberal nnd accomnioditiing terms. Sale to contimie Ironi day to day until all are 0(lured tor &ale DUNCAN RAY, ) \* 11.1.1 AM J FORSON, ( MICilAU. HORNK, f SIMON HADLEY, Sen.j july 18 Valuable Property fur H.tlo. I OTsJ No 4 <*: 6, in stpmre D, iu ihe town _j Covington, Newton county , with a large and commodious Dwelling and snore House, (the two Lots making a Square ol 200 leet, well inclosed) and other necessary buildings The above premises are situated oil the Eas- lr*m corner oi the Public Square;, in said town Persons wishing lo purchase will do w«-l| to call immediately aud look for themselves, li the above property is not disposed ol at pii \ate sale, it will bo offered at public outcry on the first 'Tuesday in September next, at the Store-house door. One-third of the purchai money will be required in hand, the balanr in two equal instalments, by the purchaser giving approved secuiiiy. Also, can he had with the above premises, a large pUctation within one. mdc of town, in good order tor culiuatioii. JOHN HUN 1 Covington, July 13 4t -• L A List of L-ttcrb Remaining in the Pest Office at Marion, Geo. July I, 18 6» A—Rix Arrington, Alts. Arrington, Esq. John Allen, Samuel Adam*. It—ltnuill Zi.ij*, J. 3. Bryan* J. W. Bailor, Cliarle* V. Betiun, K*q. 3, Elijah Barker or Ed- \*aid K»*l y, Elijah Itryan, John O. tiarr, Jatne* L. ltryan. I'redenca Buckslew. C—Dav’uH'aniioUtClmri*** Cordon, John Camp bell, John Clark**, Sanford Clarke. I>—jOnah Daniel, Mis* Louisa Dcnnard. James Dickin* or l»i ael Gragg. John E. Dcnnard, Hugh L Dcnnard, Je**e Davenport, Allen Dorman, E»q. 11 a E. Dupree, Esq. 2, Jeremiah Dupree 2, Alexan* der D< nnaul Clarissa Dickm*. N'anc) L. Dcnnard. E—li. Edmondson, Edwin Epps. F—Larkin Fiilingim 2, Simmon* Fowler, Hon. Moses Fort 3, Thomas Fuilon, Esq. Kichurd F. Fiosd. Griflbw Capt. Lewi* L. Griffin, William B. Cjeorgc, E*q. H— Win Huim-ton, F.*q Levi Harrii, Hardy Har rell, Esq. James ito<lis2. Mr* itebevea Hill. .1—s| sc* Jolmson, IN iley Jordan, K—James Kiluiig, John Ke» th. L—Kugi r Lawson, r.sq. John Lane, G*xj. Little, M—J- septi Mdls, A McLiea, ba-uuel Mireer, Aaron Mioshcvv, Barnes ii Mun., Sarah .McL*ii- ilon, Lieut, liicliaid Myrick, 1 hot. C. MeEulire, Fed. Mansfield, Juhn McNeil. N —William ' obies, itamsey Newsoiii 2« O— .'.bruin Ouam. p—Mrs Surah Perryman, Edvtard P*tiny, Oi W. Fallon, fciq. John P- arce 2, Mepl.cn Pit's, Jan Pears n, Esq. Jauoo P*arCe, ben. iliorutouPei Esq. ileddin Pumf.cy It—Dr. Web d. B liidley 5, Mrs Patience Kix, Charles hauuii, nuas Bum Is, L. H. Kamci, E*q. S—J. (». Hiapp), Hem y Solomon, Esq. Wider blatter, NVdiiaiu nL. plit usor William K. Hull, Sid ne) biuith, Samuel Si -piicus, Kiciiard Smith, Nca elum Smith, Mrs Smith, Mrs Aim aluppy, L. B. bunih, William bummers, 1 —William lervin, Kcv'd. Jaims lalmr, J.re* miat) A. Tharp, Lsq.J. Thompson ageut ul Ur. Col lins, Lewis J. Thomas, \N—Isaac Wo*id, Sorrel Woolfolk, Worship ul Maitci Si. JohnsLud^e No U 3, Mieajah Whittle, Drewiy Williams 2, >lar) VN uuaius, P-itis B. Wal ker, Noth W heeler, Mrs. Martha S. Watker, Wil li. sVeastr. Meson Academy. T 7HE Semi-annual examination of this in stitution closed on Friday the 30th ult The Scholars were exercised on all the bran ches which are usually taught in Academies, and they manifested -n improvement and a proficiency both highly credit'd)!* •«» them and to the worthy preceptors who preside over this Seminary with so much honor to theivselve, and usefulness to the comm unity We deem it unnecessary to particularize in stances of individual merit Yet we ennnoi forbear to express die pleasure we exp* nen- ced in witnessing the finlity with which the F- male Pupils operated in Arithmetic, a branch too much neglected in female mstruc* tii'ii. We fe> 1 warranted in assuring any of Hie rougher sex who may he so fortunate as to “ woo and win” one of these younq Misses, that he need not fear being teased daily liy his companion to know what six Boxen eggs will amount to at twelve and one half cents per dozen. W- were gratified also to see public decla mation revived in this School, convinced as we are, that in the pnipit. the senate, and the forum, eloquence is the high road to success —Naked truth, supported by the most solid arguments and subtle reasoning, will often prove unavailing ami un icreptable, nnlesseot bellished with Hie beauties and graces of rhe toric. Tlie Second Session of ibis Seminary will commence on Mondiy the 10th inst. The Female Department under the tuition of the Rev Thomas Goi.ihng, and the Male end'r the sup* rintemlriice of Hie Rev. —— Ai.f.X* andkh ; Divines whose precept and example, in learning and piety, in the Schools and the village, have shed a mini and most hei.ign in ttuutcc on the students and the society in which they live, W* h tve also to announce to the public that Mr. Gonely, wImm* fame far from being confined toNogh Carolina, his late residence, had long since pi eceeded him to Georj.-M, Ua. lot ated liinisclf in Lexingtou, wlier^ ho pi'- poses devoting himself to Ins profession ft Music. For liis terms and other piiriiculait* connected with his business, we would u*»* i to Ins Cat I in the Georgia Journal We an authorised to add that Bnuid for Young La dies can he procured in many of the most n •* portable private families in the place at ft 100 per ainnini, in most of which, they will have access to Piano s, ou which they may practice at discretion. Ry order of the Roaid, JOSEPH HENRY LUMPKIN, Secretary. ITT Tke Editors of the Augusta toustitu- tionnlist and Savannah Georgian will jfine the above 3 weekly insertions in their respectim pa per* ind forward their accounts to me at Lex ington. J H L. July 11 3t AW »\C. H R .1 flONKKK re»p ctfully iolorur-(1,0 P"Mic hHt lie b.t.eslaUishMl him.ell in liexinuroii, artrl hnvi e ereererl a nn.nll l.mUl- mi. ne it the 4 enrnle Acmlernr “f the piHee. I men.in .lev„ii.., hin„,|| i u the ho.'ne» t.f In, . piofewton Th.- linll(li,i u c.intntn, turn omi. ime will npprnprirtted lo the tn-e ul in-tfuetion, *''0* fon.tshed with n 1‘inno .101111,1111 tor the Ynuntt Ln.lien to practire oa it ditrriettun TV.tux ol loiiion *(,0, f,, r tho treliolattie year—$30 for the ,. tenon, ...ni Jft per month for r less time I'mem. pavniRin ever) instance only for the lime servicr i« ren* 'lercrl,antl withrlrawint; thi.r pitr iinie al discretion. Use ol Insti umei ts gratis. ■ OONEKE will lake 111 in opportunity ol oneily anyttiK tntho-e I'.rreuts (.1 an.) |,,, 6e rlaiifthter, have been carried to the Comer With tlie least view tt. hi- instruction, tlinl the unexpected introduction into tlie N In ol of another Teacher, nnd the power claimed oC changing nt plensnre the Scholars of each so alic.eil tlie nature of I,is responsibility ami the prospect of his reward, that tie c.-iild not , in pisticc to Ins famdy and to hnasilf sut.mil, to II. I.e.ington, June 27 p so Sto liewanl. 8TRAYED nr stole,, Ocm the Subscriber's Wngpoii.ulicr. 1,11 ll " fuad between this place amt Angir-ta, and near the wi dow Saudi's in Dane, ck inoi- IV nliont tl.eSOth ni Ma, last, a dark I,ren t, ml. LE. three )ears old, holds I,is lie d ve ry low. and ha a scar on lus right In,it, c k cam- ed try a burn when a cult. Tt h, eve, viill de Over thealiov- mulo to the snl.se,it er sin,It receive t. n rlollars reword ; and „„v „ia. 1,0,1 respecting him iliHirklully received UK -JAMl.t ILNER B1 untPiiIle, Jours co. ( o. Ju!\ p Low ('onniiA Lands for K ile. prices for cash, or will be exclianp. d l„r Innclk- thnup-ci.unlrv, lvi„e wes, ul Ihe llcinulveo. IaLsTOiS H. Ol([.t>L. Madison, Morn .. co. July 4 iliS The Christian Camp Meeting, N EAR the Srl.ull ShuaUj Clatk «ounty, will coium**uc» on llie WednesciHy be fore the. secouil bunday in August n* x imiL* 13 6l—~ *7 Post Umrr. Dcpaiitment, l 27th May, 1826, > ’OSALS will be received nt the (» il Po»l Office iii.til the 10th of Sep t 'inh r next, for repniiing tbe Tost road liom Chatsilioochie to Line t 'r< '*k, its the Slip Alabama. Substantial bridges, of durable unit) r must he made over all streams which c.rosMtlie road ; and they must l>*» well secured against freshets Over all swamps and mar shy parts of tlie road, there must he co ,struct ed good causeways, • ith flattened limb rs pi a on strong Meei»et«, or where it m prefei able, the toad must lie raised by Hu ow ing up the earth from us i-l'.-s, so as to elevate it sufficiently to render it firm, i In* work lo be inspected and paid for at suitable stages if its progress hut in no case will paymeut he made iri advance Bids will he received for the whole route, or lor sections • • f 10 uiites, as proposers may pre fer. If bids are mad* for one or more sec tions limy must be designated by their num ber. The road is divided into 7 sections, be ginning at' haltahnoctiie. I he whole ol the k to he tompleleJ oil or heiore the 1st ol April next. JOHN McLF.NN. June 13 tlOS 37 Clock and AY T atdi Maker. IJ E Subscriber respectfully informs th* < public in general, that he li-is opened: hop in the town of Madison, Morgan county • t o. wlin e he carries on the business of Re pairing Clocks aud Watches of every dest lion, viz. Patent Lever, Horizontal, Duplex, *’* ir. nometer.'Vertical and Musical Watches, u Musical Clot ks. He hopes from long ex- nenc«, iu Euiopc^t America, and attention business, will ensure him public putronage i le intends to do work as laitliful as dene in Europe—And lie also keeps on hand for sale articles in his line ef business. Also, the subscriber has invented and pro- cuied a Patent Right for the following des cribed Machine lor Packing Colton, which lias met the approbation of all persons win have iuspofMed it v-r put il in operation, viz COMBINED LEVER PHEro—To he eced m the room below the Cotton (*iu, ihe lop of the box lo he even with the lloot the Cotton enu he put in the Press nnd tin b.ile packed ia less time than is usually con fumed m pulling tin* cotton in the. i3civw Pr« as The expense ot building the above described machine will he very inconsiderable ; niter I lay .iff ilit mortice, any one can do the work For further pni iit ulars enquire ol the suhscri her, who is ready to d.sbose ol individual, county or slate lights. Timbers for Combined Lever Press• 8 plank 16 leet long, 16 niches by 3 2 sills 21 lent long, J8 inches square hewed bottom aud '1 < p 2 pieces 12 feel long, 16 nches by 4 4 do 13 feet long 18 “ 2 levers 16 feel long, 18 u EMANUEL VENF.R. Aladison, Geo. July 11 3l ■ ■■—41 New Country Travellers ILL observe that Janies B. hi Henry Hnoten are authorised by law to keep a FERRY* on Flint River, 12 miles above die Agency, and in a straight direction from Ma con to the Falls of Hie CliHttahtiuchu', which Fei ry will he in good order by tue lirst ol Sep tember next ; aud as good a road from Ma con, or from Waller’s old ferry, and also from Forsyth, as can bn found ilii'o*t'_Ii this Pui- chase, running tho Old Red Lick Trail. T.ve- ly attention will be paid, and Corn and Fod der kept for those who may pinnae to (avor them with their custom, july Id 4i 42 J 71 ROM tho - county, 10 or 6 vveeki sinct vearsold ; they JOHN MclNTYHE, P. M \—Je*i j ul) 10 HERE AS iuy vvde Saiah ' % t leii my Led and board wilhoui any pro vocation, tlm* is to (urw..rii all persons troin trading with her ou u»y account, aa 1 am de leriiuned not to pay any debts »fie may make mav ■•<> 3t JUtl.N Si.* MONIi NOTICE. fTHE subscriber offers foi -ale, an unimpro- I. ved lot, n the t. wii of AHieas, known bv No. 8, ami lonnerly belonging to ihe late Mr, I minti Meigs It is on the Irontstreet and con tiguous to the. College Edifices—-there is not jt< eligible situation for building in the vil- l ige. Terms innv he known Ly apidicaiion to A. 3. Clayton, E-q of AtlieiH. If not sold bclore conimeaceuieut. it will he offered on Thursday, the 31 h August next, at public sale, before the stun* ol Mr. Andrew Gia- haui, in said vill.* j *•, 't ‘6 o’clock, A M WM. U. CRAWFORD. July 4. SL'UAYtil: ‘•ut.sdii)* r, living in Putnam |es North of Euionton, 4 YOKE OF <>XEN, live rc raised hi Wilkiusou or Twiggs counties. One of them black and white, the oilier red spm kled, both marked wall a crop ami a half crop in the right ear and crop and umlcr-int in the letl. 1 hey arc good order, an I midliag siz*’. Any person giving me in'oriiMtion where iliey are, will confer a partK'iilar favor on me, and shall be liberally rewarded. ABA MARTIN, july 18 3t 11 RUNAWAY J 71 ROM the g l.mt.tiion of the subtetiberin . Morgan county, about 4 months «ince, r nngr wench Ly the mime of CJIARI’IY, a- bout 22 years of age, stout tud well made, of a very tint k complexion, of a sullen aud down cast look when spoken to. It improbable that she is hat bored <*r is now -hulking in or about the vicmiiy of liatontou or Mi |e«lgeville, as she is well known in and about said placed.— Anv person instrumental in her detection, will lie liberally rewarded, upon her delivery in jail, or at die | Imitation of the subscriber, near MhJisoii, Morgan county, C*a DAVID B. BUTLER. jn if 21) if 20 MADISON SPRINGS. T\| R. WILLIAM O. WRIISGER conti i V P lines to superintend ihe esiablislimentut this place. His assiduity and attention to bu aim ss are too well known to need comment. The following inducements are confidently offeri d to persona iu qut'st of health, or a re treat for amusement Most ot the diseases incident to n Southern climate, yield in some degree io n timely ami judicious use of ihe Mi ne nil Waters—Persons afflicted by debility, diseased stomach, rheumatism, gravel, and fi ver, bv. be. have leecivod relief, nnd some entirely cured in a shot t time by their us The f'.dl lever, that desolating enemy of man in whose re.ir so many life lens bodies and i ii ■ mnl voiistiinlions arc annually tound, it is be* ieved, might be escaped l»v an early visit to this place, ami n pur ticip„tnoi of its vat ious .id vantages Ilk existence here is unknown, un L-ss the disc tse hastieen contracted eUew In rc •tad then the patient is i.qiidly relieved*—Til* surrounds g country being elevated and unin fested with leans and stagnant waters—Tin purity and salubrity uf the atmosphere, and the cool and refrcsliimi breeze, which Daily (lie sultry months of summer visit this place hour the neighboring mountains, arepowerlu auxiliaries to the salutary influence of the wh ters, and conspire lo render the Madison Springs one of the most healthful and pleasant retreats in the Southern country 'That these bounties of Pruvidcnoe may be as beneficial ns possible, and that our visitois may have no cause of complaint on the scon of comfort ami convenience, neither ex pens nor trouble lias been spared in making ampi preparation for all that will honor us with their company. We offer accommodation for indi viduals or families in the principal or separate buildings—-clean and comfortable lodgings- total abstraction from noise ami disorder—a neat and well furnished table—choice bar re • chiimems—and a variety ol pleasant and in nocent amusements In short we wish to ren der the mind ol all persons perfectly free easy in the parti ip ition of every enjoyment which d >cs not annoy • r disturb others Iu our slatilc department, iu the activity and skill of Hie Osilci, intlie size of our btulbc in the variety of food, and in short iu every thing that can render those useful and valuA bio animals comfortable, we shrink not from a couipiirisun with any iu the state We won d remind parents and guardians that the school at this place is still in ope tion, and refer them lo the foregoing as to ill health, pleasantness, and retired situation the place. Believing that the best evidenc of a good school are, the extent aud accuracy ol (lie knowledge obtained, the proper adap lion ot exeiciscs to tlie cultivation of the dil feiem tacnliiesof the mind, uud the early for 1 mation of correct, moral aud industrious ha bits, we cheerfully invite the strictest scrutiny hi our plan ol education, for the obtainniont ot those desirable ends. I he followoig are our rates of the Tavern Boaid per month, ^26 00 “ per week, 7 00 “ per day, 1 26 Horse per month, 16 00 14 Its# limn one month and more than ten days, 62 \- u per day for lens than 10 days 76 The following are the Academy rates : Board per month, per session, #8 00 " per month, per huifsession 10 00 Tuition per session, viz: 6 mouths 12 60 4 ‘ per half session, 8 00 None taken lor less than a half session. Boarders required to find their own candles, every thing else being tumid. Board and tuition musl\tt paid in advance. ROBERT M. GARVIN. (TT* The Augusta Chronicle and Savauruih Gtorgian will publish the above 4 times, andfor- ward their act aunts lo H M G. oiay 16 r tt 33 Tin' SmIi.h, ribi'r F.SPI.C DULLY informs tl,p rml.lic r tr lira, lie hturruenily |>urrl„,,f,l., I Ion*: ■ ml Em in tlio low,, ol Hillsborou.il,, Jo.ncr count}-, where KOARDfM, can bo obtained „pn„ rensonuble teiuis, lo, Siuif. is ol tlio Acatlen,) or imlividu,,!. ol (l,o pl.icc. I l ir I Ions,- ,S pirns..,.,!, snoniou „ a rtirt-d part put ol tin villigi, ut u si,liable ntnnri l,on> the Acmleniv, ami eonvrnieutl, n, ranged Irjv rlto uocomuiodution o! bod, sexes JAMES ai'NTEK. )»'>• (I 41 Tuko Notice. 'I1HOSF. indebted o us by note or book ac- 1 count, are ag hi r»*<i ic^ie*! io come for- w»rd without del i* and seine he snn.r^ T.tone who attend io this request before au- ,ih! return day is out, will save cost, nsi onger indulgence wnl not be giv»*n THOMAS B. ERWIN a Co. HHt i J ,l V J.ands or Kali'. TI YHE following tracts and are offered 1 for sale town; No 213, llcnry County, now D( Kalb 18th Disi ict — granted to.I B Gaudry No. 12, in tin- I Ith District of Monro* Count;.— gianted to S. Coal. No 97, in the 6'h District of Mouroe Con ly—granted » the same person No. 82, iu Hi** 9 '< I Hstric t of Hou-ion Coun ty—graute<i to J G ild. No. *.i, in the lOta District. «)f Monroe C un v. For ter ns apply to either o ho iimlersign- ed , oi to losiimi V Hk.VaK E-q. who is lully authorized to make conveyance lot the same. .1031 All LAWRENCE ^ July 11 JOHN li. GAUDRY. 347, iu the 19th (list lonnerly Eat li 71', IU do do 4f,, 18 do do Kin, 18 do do 160, 18 do do 296, 16 tlo do 8™, 6 do do 334, 18 do do S4fi, 28 do do -119, 20 do do 261, 18 do do li«, 4 do do 186, 17 do do ■u:>, 2 Appling. The above Lands i he find at moderate COTTON GINK >Hf suhsr nberrontiuur. ,o ,ifarmr. COI TON lilNS, ill Clinton, Jour, counly, which hr will rlrlivc, onr at any plarc wir|,„, 30,or lw„will,iiidUmlies o|'( "|j„_ II 5- 60 CIS. prr saw, uml 8l,r u |,| „f nol appear and pin form wrllou n ial', all I' will h pood o, lakm, 'bark ai il,o subscriber', rxprnsc ; and wuul.l siaio that be made and sold 60 the Iasi season on ihe same terms, none of which were returned ami that the t.ins now offered for sale, are." or superior to those, or to any mu.le <„ this par! ol tlie country, having made several important luprovementst a their cons,ruction. J’urrka- "t a distance can be supplied bv only sending rlieirorders per mail, whirl, w.b mtei with prompt atlennu,,. sa.muel grisvvold i""c 27 tf 39 tolton Bins. B UK Subscriber, respecttully inform the JL public that they have located tin n,solve* , Cmingtriii, .Newton county, fn, tin purpose I kl "k Ur,tion (lies 6i Curding Machine.-, null Rep,riling, which will he done on ,l,e honest no,ice. Per,tins wishing nny Ims,- ices ,,, Iheuboee line, will do well locall and ee. Ihe work will be warranted. WM .1 DAVIS, DICKSON CRANE. nllir '' 1 ' *8 | w4m Colton Gin s. ri’HE subscriber has on I,anil Colton Mife I ol a >11 peiior quality All penon. wish. I,g to purchase can be supplied a, short n(J. '<e. H. G. HARPER. Greenesboro, May 9 tf ;,y THE GUEEMESJi UHiiLOH F’ull Races for 182G, tl ILL commence on \\ edw sd.iy the 26th ▼ v ®f October next— T'irt.t day a Sweep stake for tw* Vi*ar olds, mile heats, cutrauctt Jnee Bales of Cotiuu. h df lotli it, and closed. ENTR.En. RoberiS. Harduw'ay, 1 by Jac k-on, John D.Turner, 1 by do Benjumin J. Tarver, I by do James Drummond, 1 by do John Colbert. 1 by do Tke uecond day a Sweepstake, mile heat* f fof three year old# only, ft‘60 entrance, play o* pay, to close the first ot October, thr*e ntukef a race. The third day £200 entrance, hull' forfiil, fi ee for any thing, two mile heats, 86 on each, to close the hist of September, two makes*- Any person deposed to enter may do ap, by applying al the Rost Office. Greenesboro 1 , June 13 etoir Bucon for hale. rfIHE subscriber living in ti.e town of Ma- L ((toil, Morgan county, Georgia, having ■Ttioiit oUUU ius>. ol prime bacon, widen he will offer for wule un th** lOili of July, ai public auc tion on a credit until the 2jin’ ot December JVOiWE. \ *. BSING by some means unknow n to me, 1 i c on llie evening ot the I7(li or morning of the lUHi ult. a pale sorrel h ILLY, 2years old in May lust, 4 leet 3 or lu inches high— Description to ihe besl of my recollection, star in die forehead, a small while streak at tached hull down the face, large n snils, wide nose, thick wide jaws, lull neck, linn ma nu, .* tolerable lengthy well proportioned nag, ionu mg naturally a crease on the back, a little tucked in the ham, long switch tail, left hind fiot white to the pasture j int, in fine oidct, by a nice inspection standing white hun all over, Ii h been very hide used, and uot prist U. Any'infoi niadon will be tli mktully received, and the expense ol an inscitioit in Hie Jour nal, the postage of a private letter, containing information, paid, by the subscriber, in IL.ck ersvtlle, Elbert county. Geo. If I gel the i. 1 will make report in (Ids way. JOHN CHILDERS, ji.lv 11 St li A'O TILE. S TRAYED front ilo subscriber on the 24a 1 of April, a sorrel FILLEY , 3 years ol< lightly made, long tad, pen haps a lew w 1 i- Itaiis tu tli ; lace. Anv iulorillation se, t i Social Cm le, Rost Office, altou county. *. to D R Rark of E iiouioii, will be thuukfull received ; if brought to me a sail lac orv r- ward will be given william T. park, jul> 4 v. w exU Ju'y 4 JOHN SAN DEFUR 8 1 (>LEN fiom ilie subsciiLt-i on in* TTTTffi- M.y Inst, the lullowmg ooti-s vii: one on .11,11,, g Kn.nif lot $:&, Ilu.• lilt-first ol Der. 11.21 , one note on tlte s.,u,e o, Jj(17i 60 cs, rlue tlie first nt Apr il list, u„U une nuts an Willinin S. Realty tot JfTOO, <iue tlie 1st Nov 18--L WILKS JONES. Kingston, Morgan co. June *7 A OTlCE\ F OUND on t„o I5ih Jay Of Mav at my house, on llie ronJle.nl,ug f, oul (i r e e „es- Iraruugl, ,o Monticell i, and ,u one mile of lows Kerry, un tlie Oconee river, Mur gnu county, Georg,n, n Red Morocco POf'KET iiUOK, couRuuing 5108 37 J-SI elk inn, ,,ev tie.ide. 11 good tunny UMlul papers, wlucti tire • wnerciiu get by descriDing the same s iliafuc- 01 dy and pay n,g all expt-iM tm. WM. TRANUM, june 13 v>^ sriuTEu —" ««y I, v wm,i„ 7 miles o( i- 1 oueitwii, H meek county, Georgia.) a t.y IK)K>E,oI slender linnijb or 7)iara -I t, 4 leet 10 or 11 hicik-s high, paces anil ,io;«i shod lielote, a long awmli tail, mark of •i tiurlby the saddle *iu the weailicri Any mg ormaiion given about said Horse wn’-to Ii I’.klull) received anil ail r* asonahle exi in es p ud hy t. W. CAL |Tp, ">*)’ 30 | 35 ■j ’HlL sutmcnbei ie»pc*.iiu!iy uitoims tn» iL citizens ol B.iluvvni county uia .t* will h candidate ui the eu-uiu- i* tmn t r Tj* Gft.ORGe. VuB. X1.1V 9

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The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, July 25, 1826, Image 1