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15Y CAMAK Sc R\GL.VND, STATE Sf V. S. PRINTERS.]
MILLEDGEVILLE, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1823.
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[VOLUME XIX. NO. 52.
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tt/»THE GEORGIA JOURNAL is pub-
li-h.nl iwic.* n week ilurbiif ike section of thu Legislature, ami
weekly for the renuimliToi the year, at the corner of Wayne ami
ll:iuc«M k Street*, at THREE DOLLARS perann. in advance; of
FOUR DOLLARS at the eml of the year,
Th>* I’np.T will not he ne.it to any person out nt the State, until
the Miate.ription money is paid in udvuuceor bolistaciory reference
pm,
rruseinenr
l. Sales of] _
l* required, by law, to lie held on the first Tues-
..., j, between the hours of ten in the forenoon and
three in the afternoon, nt the court-house of the county in which
the property r* situate.—Notice of these sales must lie given inn
publir ’aiette SIXTY days previous to the day i f sale.
Notice for the sale of Personal Property must be given in like
nrum t, FORTY days previous to the day of sale.
V Nonce to the debtors and creditors of un estate must he publish*
led for FORTY days. _ ..
M Notice that application will he made t» the Court of Ordinary for
Plenve to sell land, must be published for FOL* 11 MONTHS.
Person* interested in those Advertisements which are published
Monthly, will find them in the first and fourth page of the first pa
per in every mouth.
Ittau'JTHhY NOTICES.
M ORGAN County, Geomn-
court March Term, 1828.—Present his In
1
Superior
..... Present his honor J mlge Kenan.
Insure—Upon the petition of Ann Taylor,
siatin;, that Davit I J. K. R. Butler, late of said county, heretofore,
to wit: on the first day of October, in the year of our Lord 1821,
executed her Ids deed ol moi taage to a certain tract or parcel of
land, situate, lying and iieitig hr Morgan county and State of Geor
gia, containing 23(lt) acres, bounded by lands of Peter Walton,Isaac
It. Walton, Mints C. Ni-’iel, Dougluss Watson, Robert Taylor.
Francis Cook and the widow Smith, known ns the plantation of
the deceased Walter Tuylor, aim now of liie wild David J. E. B.
Butler, for the better securing tin* payment of 9500 dolIniN. mr
which sum he lint given to the said Ann Tuylor Ids fintr several
promissory notes for 2175dollars each,bearin’ eveu date with the
a fore said mortgage, and payable one on the first day of October,
1821, oue oil the first of October, 1325; one the first of October,
182C; ami tile Other on tlu* first of October, 1327, nudall bearing
Interest from the date there.-I; •• lurge portion of which said »uni
of mono/is vet unpaid —it • - de *i on motion ot S.iflt'ld oiwl
Johns ui.au 'rncys for th ;•« ii-< '-r, O. ‘ml by the court, that the
said David J. E. B. Butler do n.iy into the Clerk’s other ol the 9u
perior court of said county «*l .Morgan the balance of ( muJI dent,
principal and mterest, that remains unpaid, together w ith all lc
costs, within twelve months from tliis time, or
contrary, or the equity of redemption in and
premises, will from the r1
and that a copy of tills
•w enlist! to the
. I said unn(gaged
•forth be barred and forever foreclosed;
tie served ou the mortgagor at least
time the money is so directed to lie paid or
.mtii lor twelve mouth* iu the Georgia Juur-
•t from tlie minutes. March 8, 1828.
JOHN W. PUHTKlt, Cllt.
^.EORGIA, 11uncock county—By un or
within 12 months from the date hereof, and prove theirdebtsto
the satisfaction o'
, 10—nii 2in
J AMES 11. JONES, Cl’k. and Kseheator.
M ORGAN Superior Court, March Term
1328.—Present his Honor Judge KENAN.
G EORGIA, Baldwin county.-
V. Dulatinny, mlministrator on tlie estal
Francis
DuUuony, administrator on the estate of William B.
Clark, lata of said county, dec’d. applies for letters of disillusion
from -aid estae.
This is therefore to cite the kindred mid creditor* nf saiddeekL
. appear at my cilice within the time prescribed by law, to shew
it imvtb**? hase, w hy said letters tliould not be tr.mfad.
Given under my lia.ui tillsdth day ot March, 1828.
march 17-niCni RIIODOM A. GREENE. C. C. O.
C J. BORGIA, Jasper county, Court of Or-1 A T the luto Stated Session* of the Pres-
■ <Un«ry, March trnii, uua-llfon [lie I- Iitioi. of Marita il b.le'tfof Hopewell,heM Hi tlie City of .lunula, the fol
C.M-lirnn, udimui-iintor on the estate nt John Blount, Mating that lowing Appointments were madr vii
fully administered
C ijEORGIA, De Kulb county—E. It. Me
" Lean, administ rator on tlie estate of Jacobus Watts, dec’d.
John Blount, Mating that
••- tuny uuiiimim-ii ti mi said estate, und that lie pravstor irt-
of dismission on said estate—It is tnn efore ordered that un
it n< cause Ik* shewn to tlie contrary, tlu* said .Marlin t -ichnin, ad
ministrator us aforesaid, after six months ]Hiblicaliuii, receive let
ters of dismission on snkl e*tr* - ** •- —* • •*"*
once a month for six mouth*
A true extrott from the ml;: , ,...
nmrchOI—m6m A. R. IHJtMIANNON.rih
iUti
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his is therefore to cite the kindred and creditors of said dec’d,
j be ami appear ut my office w ithin the time prescribed by law, to
hew cause, if any they have, why said letters of dismission should
ot be granted. Given under no hand this loth •lay, 1828.
may J2—ratlin CHARLES MURPIIKY, V C.O.
EORGtA, Monroe county—John Stall-
ings.miniiuistrntor on the estate of WillinLi Nunn, dec’d.
applies to me for letters disnfissory—
jniy^l—i
El.I AS BEALL, 0. C. O.
C 2 E< )RGI A, Greene county—Court of Or-
W dinarj*, January Term, 1823—Present Thomas Stocks, Du-
vhl S. Terrell and William Cone.
On tlie application of Abraham P< rkins, adm’r. of John Kerr,
dec’d. praying to be dismissed from the estateof his intestate—Or
dered. That alter six months publication hereof in the Georgia
Journal, the said Abraham Perkins w ill lie dismissed from said es
tate on tlie first Monday in September next, unless cause be shewn
to the contrary , of which ull concerned ure requested to take no-
A true copy from tlie iniuutrs.
dim KBKNEZKK TORRENCE. Clk.
EOKGIA, Oglethorpe county. Ethel-
™ ™ dred Sorrell, ndm’r. with the w ill annexed, upon tlie es
tate of William Walker, dec’d. applies for letters ot dismission
from said estate.
This is therefore to cite the kindred and creditors of said dec’d.
to be and appear at my oilire w ithin the time prescribed by law tc:
hew muse, if any they have, why said letters should not begrim
'd. Given under iny hand this 4th day of March. 1828.
tnnrcli 17—mtiin ISAAC HARDEMAN, D C, CO.
C 'J.EORGIA, Grci-tir county—Court ofOr-
W Ro-ry. Januury Term, 1823.—Present Thomas Stuck?, Da
vid S. Terrel l and William Cone.
Oa the application of Robert W. Alston, executor of Thomas
Grime*, dec’d. praying lobe dismissed from tlie eftnte of Ids testa
tor—Ordered, That ui\er six publication hereof in the Georgia
Journal, the suit! Rolled W. Alston will be tic missed from said t
tuteou the first Monday in September next, units* muse heshev
to the contrary, of which all concerned arc requested to Bike n
lice. A true copy from the minutes.
inarch IP—mlim EBENEZKK TORRKNCF., Clk
GEORGIA, Morgan county.—Per ,. f ~
D iv id Irwin, ..justice of the peace for said county, John Horn U,
who after being tluly sworn, deposeth and saitli, that Jett riiomn
late of this State, made, executed and delivered *'* u
a deed to IIW act c* of land, m
ail that part of lot No 128,
East side of Sandy c
overflow at high-wa
said lot,\vjilcli lift'd
ml that
i;./» roinmittcil to record, but has been lost or mi*-
l.iid n» tills.lep me.it so tli.it it c.iiiuol be found, and that one oi the
siiiit.-i tltiu w itii""es, to wit • Few, is deu.t, and the other ab
sconded, htbat he cannot befound by this a ;g;^ 0|lKELL .
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this lit li iiav of DeccmlK*r,
ijj2j ll.W ID III WIN, *1. I .
GEORGIA. Morgan county—I, John W. Porter, Clerk of the
Superior court of slid county, do certify the foregoing is n true
-*• n Hilidavlt filed togother with the copy deed lot the is-
«
—m. -—** - * - 10
tlie other side ol said creek of
■,, , ^edited and delivered, as well ns depo-
ut'ivotilleoU on tlie29tli day or .March,in the year 1311, »nd sub-
ribed by James Few and Tanias Simmon.- Mg' "
C IJEURGIA, Greenecouutv—Court oi'Or-
W dinary, May Term, 1823.—Present ’i'honms Stocks, James
S. Park, Frauds West and William Cone.
Un the application of James llod^e ami Henry Hodge, execu
tors oi John Hodge, dec’ll, praying to be dismissed from the estate
of the testntor—It is ordered, That after six months puldirntior
hereof in tlie Georgia Journal, the said James and llenry, execu
EBENK/iF.R TORRENCE. <'\V.
C ^EOltGIA, Washington county—Gideon
M Strange,executor of William Moore,dec’ll, applies for let
ters of dismission on the estate nf said dec’d.
This is therefore to cite the kindred and creditor of said de>
to lie and appear nt my office, witliin the time prorribeil by li
to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters of dismission
should not he granted.
Given under my band lists Mth day of May, 1328.
• 19—uithn
FRANCIS T. TENNIU.E, C. C. O.
Taker, float th** minutes,March 8.1828.
ch 17-i
JOHN W. PORTER. Clk.
FltALIAFERBO County, Inferior Court,
1 sitting fi»r ordinary purposes, Monday the 3d March, 1828—
met pur.Mtmt tomijourinimut—Preseut their lionors Ilernion Aler-
c .. r Arrliih ihl Gri-iiiun.Tlioinns Guest St Simon Morris.justices.
I nun tlie netition ot Aaron W. Grier and Benjamin r.H. Lind-
s.iSi>. Of Andrew R. Stephens, dec’d. with the vvlD annexed,
tliey lime fully adiiiimsteieil on said estate* and praying that let-
lersof disini—iou may be granted theta from the lurtuer adminis
tration of said estate—It therefore ordered, that afti*r the pubb :
1 ation of this order.nice a nioullifor six months In one of tbepub-
i gazettes of this Slate, said Aaron W. Grier and Benjamin I*. II.
Lindsay lie di.-chargitl from said administration, unless cause be
sia-wu tu the contrary—aud ull persons concerned are hereby no-
* J 'v true extract from the minute* of said court, March 3d, 1328.
niiiiHi In miim HENRY PKIlKlXH.GlIl.
F llil’j Siiiusrior Court, March Term, 1828.
li a to '-arliiii to the court, by the petition of Benjamin San-
, ,,,i a „ | | o. Lu irid’-n, tli.it William Batson, heretofore, to
1 | n .| tl.-tober, 1821, made and executed to them
bi deed of m a. u* lot «I land No II, in the 3d districtofMon-
,u • V, a -.n.ill» now Pik \ to secure Uie payment of tli** sain of 25*10
ilml u-s*witb’; Here t, due by two promissory Holes, atul that there
is now 'due ■» < ••od n.»t« * V"i dollars principal and 57 dollar* and
75 cents int.iest—It i- therefore, on motion of Shorter and Gordon.
atiorni--s fo. iM*|itioii.is, ordered, that the equity of redemption o
the saiJ William R itMiu.ln and to-aid mortgaged pretnise be for
TJ „ I (I, unless In* pay into the Clerk’s otl'n
this court, *»n or hefiirethc fir-t iliy < f the next term thereof,
Un-us * o. said petitioners, th" * ‘>d principal sum, interest t
•e a uiouih for six .
i at IcasHiuve moil
of tlie pul.lic gazette
j befne tie*
the sji-l Willi
said court.
A true copy from the minutes, Mu.'cii 13,13J}.
t ofour
E. i*. DANTEL, Clk.
R ULE NISI. torForecloiure in Twigg*
Superior Court, at March Term, 1328.
M.- U) Bonn vs Beujumiu L- Raiuey.
Upon the pet it in i of !(• nry llunu, prayingtlie foreclosure ot tie
iq ally of rede.npti tn a tr ict, lot or parcel of land, situat**. lyin'
nid beiag iu tin- -<» inly-if I’wi/gs aforesaid, hut in tlie county o
iVilki i-• i at tli • i i ti the survey, in tin* 21th district ol -u
•oonty,No21l, ontaiuingby i*.'iiinatlon 2<)2 1*2acres, which trnc
tr'* ireel d l il wusinnrfjAtfcdtothesiid llenry Bunn bydee,
i - in i» t lie tin* Utii day of October, lu the year of Lord 1820, by
ieujaaiin Kiiney, of the couuty aforesaid, to said Burn: fort
,e:t.-.- x-turim: of tlir.ic tiromlixory notes of li.ind made by fleajn
L. it.*i i -y a 11 .Signal Rainey (which said Signal Raiaey'
*.| in said mortgage) one for 250 dollars,due the fir-
Sind dated the IJihdny of Octolier, 1828; out* other for 25-)
due the first day of Janttarv. 1323; one other for 250 dollars, ihi-
the fi,-<t ilav of January, 1030, and the said sum of money is not yet
liaid, butstill due H'l-l owing, w ith tin* exception of 1«1 dollars and
*2» cents, which is credited on the note first due to the said llenry
Bunn—And the petition of the said Henry Bunn further shewetn
that there is due a.i'l owing on said inortgag.* up to this date 11'»
dollars and 58 cents —On motion of It. A. Beall, attorney for peti
tioner, ills ordered that the *ai*l mortgagor do, within *-tx month-
after this date, pvy into cqurt tin* principal, Inti-reM and com due
by virtue of said mortgage; and tlio* a copy of thi-» rule b<* pub
lished in one of tin* public gazettes in this State once a montli far
^ix months, or lx* served upon tin* mortgagor at least three mouths
liefore the sitting of the next court, and on failure of said mortga
gor to comply w ith tin* terms of this rule, that bis equity ol re-
demptinnin and to the said mortgaged premises be forever lmrre.1
und foreclosed, and that the Clerk issue execution against the said
mortgaged premises, and the mortgagor may in mercy depart.
A true copy from tin* minutes of said court, this 5th .lav of Mar,
1828. (mav 2ti—mfiin) THUS. V ft KINGTON. Clk.
G EORGIA, Oglctliorpe county.—In the
Interior court of said county, January Term, 1323.
tin the netition of Thomas Wray and Thomas N. “
ccutorsot Pltilip Wray,deceased,staling that they,
as aforesaid, v
Wray and Thomas N. Poulaln, Ex
executors
ssixl of a certain promissory note, giv
uid executed l>y Samuel Thompson to I’hilip Wray, their testator,
in his lifetime, far Die -um of 037 dollars, and dated the 20th of No
vember, 1323, payable the 25ib uilv of December, 1824, a copy of
which is herewith filed in the Clerk’s office of the Inferior court of
said county.together with an affidavit, in terms of the law—that
the said noli ha> been lo-t or ufi-lnid, .so that the sain** cannot be
(bund, and praying the benefit of said law—It is therefore ordered,
That ani.lcopy lu-established in lieu of the original so lost nr mis
laid, on the said Thomas and Thomas N. publishing a copy of this
rule once a mouth for six months in one of the publir gazettes ot
this state, unless cause be shewn in that time against the same, and
that* repy of this rule be served personally on Samuel Thompson,
-In tlie Inferior court of said
(Copy of the note.) On r
eighteen hundred and twenty-mur, i promise 10 pay rump vvr
nr bearer the sum of six hundred and thirty-seven dollar?, for v
lue received, this 20tb day of November, 1323.
(Signed, SAMUEL THOMPSON.
A true extract from the minutes, 11th February, 1828.
fell 25—mtiin JOHN I.ANDRI M, Clk.
B ILL for Discovery, Relief nnd Iiijunc-
tion, iu Jones Superior court—Rule to perfect service.
Charles R. Eaton is Jaiut-s S. I’icrson, administrator of Thomas
W. Jenkins, dec’d.
It appearing to the court that the defendant in the above bill re
sides out o| i!e- Slate of Georgia—Whereupon, on motion of Low-
ther Iz hers m, solicitor* for complainant, it is ordered, that ser
vice of tli.- bill lu- perfected bv a publication ot this rule in one
of the public gaieties of this Mdtenure a month It six months.
A true copy taken from the minute- ot .Line- Superior court,
this Doth April, 1828. FREDERICK MMS, Clk.
EOflGlA, Baldwin county. A. J.
Brown ap|ili«-s for letter*of dismission from the A'lminis-
tralion of the tlu- estate of Arthur S. D.iunelly, lute of said coun
ty, dec’d.
This i» therefore to cite tin- kindred and creditors of said tier’ll,
to appear at my office witldu the time prescribed by law, to shew
a*, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
■ mid this 4thdav of March. I°2«.
R. A. GREENE. C. C. O.
-Inferior
>0>
Ej.EOIMJl.1, Mii.lisoa county-
Court, met for ordinary purposes arror
niitit, Motalay,,January 14,1828—Prevut their bo..
James Eb«rhart, Do/eninn Adure, and James Sanders.
On tin- |>etliinnnf Berry G. Tillman and James Carrethers, ad
miubtrntors of Dixon Tillman, dec’d. praying to have letters di»-
tuUsonr grant *d um., them upon said estate, Ordereil, that alt-
six un®!';- publitation of this ortier ill one of the publir *.•;<-it.
of this State, tliut letter* dismis-ory be franu-tl unto tlie viid ai
inlnbtretors,unless cau.e »•«- shewn to the contrary, of which all
concerned are desired l*» take notice.
Extract from tin* minutes, this i.*»th day of January. 1R28.
junta—mom WILIJ \M ftANDERf.T. C.O.
P ULASKI ( OUllty, (it or«r|a—To the ho
norable Justices of tlie Inferior ruuit, sitting ns a conrt of
ontinary. Jul> Term. 1828.
The p«*titioii of J a mi** Pel pv administrator on the estate of Wil
liam Plielps, decM. slieweth tli«t your petitioner h.'- fully ndniin-
»*tered said ••state, and pray* to be ilt-ini-xed from the Time—It ■
ordered by the court, That alter tti- -aid James -ball have g|v r
notice agreeable to law, that In l-i .the ;i--»-ti tram the same, unle--
goort cause be showu to the contrary within the time nre»rril».*<| by
law. A true extract from the onnnti-.iln* 19tii Julv, 1828.
*uivR8—-mCta 'V.'ESLfi Y YaRBROUOH, C C. 0
*2JKOBGl A, I’ulilwiii county.— Hart In t
McCrary ami James McCrary, administrators on the ,
tat,* of Bni’Jett McCrary, Sr. dec’d. apply lur letter*of d.^missi
from said estate.
And Bartlett McCrary and James McCrary, administrator? on
ic estate of Robert McCrary, dec’ll, apply for letter* ofdismUsiou
'oinsnid estate—
And llenry Gee and Green B. Buchanan, adniinistrntors r
state of Surah Ruclnnati, dec’d. apply lor letters of distil
from NnId estate—
Phis is therefore to cite tlie kindred ami creditors of said tier’d
to appear nt iny office,within thetime preserlbed by law, to shew
cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be grunted.
Given under my hand this 12th day of June, IC28.
June 16-ra6m It. A. CiilEENK, C. r. O
C 'l EOKGIA, Monroe county.—James S
a Buhiut. ndtnliil,trator on t!i*‘, .1111c of Rntj.-rt IlonniT,dr
ceased hoi,lie* for letters Uismissory—
And W'illiHni Scott und Jane Scott, administrators
of William Scott, dec’d. apply for letters tlisrnissory—
shew cans,,, if
granted. Given i:
iniy 14—nidni
81118 BEALL, C.ftO,
T ALI AFERRO County, Gcorglu—Inft-
rior Court, Mny Term, I82C. The petition of John Ogle*
t, that sometime about the
. . .... of Ills po*ses»ion sundry
notes of hand, true Copies of w hich are hereto annexed,and dili
gent search and enquiry having been made for tlie same, and they
being not found, nor can lie control the name, it is therefore order
ed by the court,that unless on or before tin* first day of the next
term of this court cause is shewn to tin* coiituiry, tliut th
i lieu of the i:
. ... ...... public gate
a mouth for ut least three muinhs before th
this court.
Six iiionthsnftei* date, we or either of u*, promise to jaty George
It. Gilmore or bearer,the sum of fifty dollat-.Joe value received,
June, 1323. .1 \>1ES CIIKWSF.
John ooletuke.
(With n credit of JJdollar-, paid l,y Win. Robet tson, Feb. I, 1823.]
’* • October first to Lemuel Mah-nrur lie.irer tin* -umot Ridol
',r value received, Feb. 15, 1R22. JAMES CltF.MSK.
(\N itli a ereiiil of 7 dollars and » cent-,3 'tli July, 1322 )
or before the 25th of Detviuber next. I proiri-e t«» pay John
Oglelree or bearer the sum of 11 dollar-, 5d I-4 rent-, for value r,
celved, this 18th of May. 1827. EDWARD BLACK.
Three days afterdate I promise to pay Join, Ogh-tree or bean
27dolbirsand25ceiiU>,forvuluereceived this Pub day of Deeeu
her. 182.5. BENJAMIN HER AGE.
Threednys after date, 1 {promise to pay William Ogletrecor
"■* 1 ” “ value received, tills lUthtlayof
BENJAMIN HER AGE.
ay* afterdate, 1 promise to pay John Ogletreeor heart
the sum of‘23 dollars, 31 l-l t ceuts, fur value reeei_ved A thj< 2lthol
the sum of 12 dollar* 02 1-2 cents, for value
January, 1820.
Three days after date I promise to f
of-Idolla
rv, 1320.
.Personally cam
say the facts ret forth in the
fved, t|,is ‘29th ot'
D WID GGLKTRKE.
. y John Ogtetroi- or I,cur .
value received,Ihi*»9th Janu-
D WID OGLETKKK.
it court, John Ogletreo, being sworn.
lowing Appointments were made, vii.
For a lour days Meeting to bo held at'Fnv-
•ttnHlo. Payoiucamujr taranmeiiFs on ThlirtH.; Iwluro (lin’ud
Midiuth lu August, ami the brethren Moderwel, Chamberlain,
Kirkpatrick and OKtoMe, were appoioted to nttcud.
Other Brethren of the Ministry, whose
nnmesure not uientioneti, nre inviti*d to attend any of the above
state,i meetings, if their convenience v ilk im rmit.
W RITING PAPER——For Sale at the
JournnlOIIWr, a Inr,.. oui.mitv of FOOLSCAP 1 LET-
I Ml l*\I ER, ofexrellent qualities,and various price^—for cash.
J ? -VTONTON ACADEMY LOTTERY
-A TICKETS iii tlie Edtenton Academy Lottery, price Fivi
Dollar*-, for sale liy
\cndeiny Lottery, price Five
.. . CAMAK II nAGLANP.
■ROOK RINDING.—The Sutmenbcriias
ini hand a good stock of materials, in Ins line of business,
w itti wbteli he will bi* ublo to execute all kind- of work, iu a neat
.tad Mibxtuntml manlier. The public may rely on having orders
executed promptly. Blank Books will be kept on braid of every
description; and will be ulio made to order, lor Cash only,
‘ a* place In the Stale.
imvti'n tmiv«n*
Milledgevlih*. fitnrcM
TO RENT, n cumtortublu dwelling
C 1ALHOUN -V FORT.—Tbe subsefiben
^ have formed a |uutnersliip under tlie firm of CALIIOUN k
FORT, k. have received a geiu ralassortim-ntof Gooils.w hiei, tlo-y
offer on nrcunmmiiMtiiiK terms, at tlie Brick Building loruitrly oc
cupieii byj. S. C’ALIiOl'.N, u *xt door South of th estate Honk.
J. S. CALIIOUN,
li. W. FORT.
MTF.W GOODS.—Amongst tlie Suliscri
X w hers Extensive variety of NEW GOODS, piaybe found the
Sworn to and subset ibed before
of May, 182?.
A trio- extract from tbe minutes
May, li;23(mny 2d)
ting petition are true.
JOHN OOLKTRF.K.
me in oiteii court, tlii» lot It day
HENRY PERKINS, Clk.
of -aid cm it. tlii- 21*1 duv of
HENRY PERKINS. Clk.
B ALDWIN, Superior court, June Term,
1823—Libel for Divorce.
Nancy Godwin vsJame* Godwin.
It appearing to tin-court from the Sheriff* return in the above
nse, that tin- defendant is not to be found in tin- county. It i- or-
••red by the court on motion of rounxij, that the said defendant
ppear and answer to said cause nt the next term of this court,
and that this rule la* published once a month for three mouth* iu
f the public Gazettes of this state,
ut* extract from tlu* minutes, this 31st June, 1828.
June24—linSni WM. J. UAVIS, Clk.
MHO tlie Ileirs ot' Abrulium Vickers—Take
JL notice, Hint application will la* made to the Inferior court
of Huhiski county, on tlie first Monday iu September next, when
sitting fi*r ordinary Purposes, lor an order to divide the estate of
said Vicker*among Ids heirs—At w filch time all persons concerned
will tile their objections to tin* granting of said order, if they have
any. IIARDY VICKERS, \
march 17—tntd N \TI( \N VICKERS. ( r
n ROUGIlT to Clihtnu Jail, on tbu80tli
.1 a unary hi-t, a NKGltO FELLOW, who calls his name
Jerry, alH«ut_ 28 or Jk) years of age, dark complexion, 5 feet 5 i 2
1, prove proiH-rtr. pnyexpcu
JOHN BRIDGES, Jailor.
INDIAN SPRINGS.
MOUNTAIN SPOUT
IIKTRE AT.—The subscriber informs
liis friends raid tlie public generally,
that he has established a HOUSE
OF ENTER!’ \INMENT, half a mile South of the INDIAN
MINERAL SPUING, where he will fie prepared to receive com
pany who may wi-fi to visit the Spring, either far health or plea
sure. His house is situated on a In mitiftil eminence, surround
ed by n defighnul grove of natural growth, nnd ronveuieut to use
the water Unit flow* from the celebrated Spring known by the
name of the .Mountain Snout, and which i- acknowledged tola*
equal to any in Hall or llaber-ham. Hi* main building has eight
and commodiuu.s rooms,all furnished in a first rate manner,
? comfortable
•1-1 Irish Linens Lons Lawns
nt every price,
Brown Linens,
Ititosiu Sheeting,
Talile and Russia Diaper,
A variety of Prints, Ginghams
s a ltd Bengal Stripe*,
Domestic Shirtings L Sheetinj*
brow n and bleached,
Dorchester Ticking,
following article*:—
Super. Blue Cluth ,
Sallneits,
FlnuaeG,
lloiiibaii-t-,
French At English ILnubaiiui-s
Circassian,—Pnddiug,
I tu li.hi. Cautou \ N ankin Crap:
Every variety of Silks,
Silk Velvet,
Fancy Bilk and Gause llkfs.
Baudainiaaiid Thread Cambric I’uruitureA; Apron Check .
likfi*. Domestic Stripes uml Pluius,
Figured Jk plain Swiss, Jaconet Fancy Vestings,
and mull Mu»i*ius, Cotton and Silk Hosiery,
Cotton Cumbriea, Shell Combs,
Bool. Ma-lins, Brazilian do.
llatidMime assortment But ie-te* Dressing and Ivory do.
HATS. SHOES k. BOOTS,-LEGHORN BONNETS.
Carolina lloes, Trace Chain*,
HARD-WARE, CROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE,
Of every description.
Cotton nnd Wool Curds, Smiths' Bellows. Anvils .V Vlee*
Teas and Spices, * Hand, Mill and Cross cut Saws
l'owUer and Shot, Spade*and Shovels,
Tobacco, Bru-hes, Lc. Lr.
JUST RECEIVED,
Calf Skin* (line) Handsome assortment of Couch
Cochineal and llouti Shins of Laces,
every color, Seeming atlfl Pasting Laces,
Seeming and Lining Shin*, Fringe und Coach Tav.-cls.
tiil Cloth for Gig 1 *,
Allot which will in* afforded to purchaser* on good term*.
Milledgevllle, February li CALIIOUN L FORT.
H EAD-QUARTERS, 7tb Div. C.co. M.
VIRGIL IIALL, Rabun County, 16thJune, 1128.
Tlie following gentlemen are appointed ip the Staff of the Ma
jor General, 7th Div. G. M— JOHN W. HOOPER, Division Itv
*i»ector, with the rank of Lieut. Colonel—TURNER it. TRIFPI
Ald-tie-Camu—and HLNES ItOLT, Jr. Dhrtxioa tiuttrt**ruia»ter,
With the rank of Major. All officer* uiul iaildiet * arc required to
of Major. All officer* uml &oldiei *
respect and obey them accordingly.
' ANDREW STILLER, Maj.Gen.
July 7
AW. The term having cxinre*! for
which the Ttrefnvxionnl firm of TU1LLIPS L HILL wal en«
leravi into, it istiii* .lay di«*olvtii lit mutual coOMcnt. The unit-
nlvhcdlmxiiieitjof the co-panueolup will reeeUe tbe attention of
the partners. M. PHILLIPS,
Montlrello, June SO, 1828—tin—48 E. Y. HILL.
IFF The Augusta ConittUiiuraalUt will pubU*h theobavc for on
month nnd forward f he account to Montieello.
L AW.—Thu Subscriber will continue his
Otliceinthu room occupied hyilielute firm of Pillip»L Kill,
and w ill promptly attend to nuv business in tbe line of his profes
sion that may be committed to hi* care.
Montlcelio, July 7—tin M. 1’ilH.UPS.
I^DWARD Y. HILL has taken an Office
3bAws or tess tr. btaCTs
L AW NOTICE*—The Oipcu of thu S»li-
scrlber i*ut I«i Grange in Troup county—l <-tter* addre*--
cJ to libnnttli.d place,uml forwarded by mail, will lie received.
'»——•) 10 S. ARMSTRONG HAILEY.
E aw . The Subscriber huvinj. norma-
nently located himself at F.atonton, respectfully tender*
his professional services to the cititeusof Putnam ami the adjoin
ing couutic*. AU communication* by mail w ill be attended to with
promptness nnd fidelity. JOHN If. McMATII.
Entanton, May 2ti— tf
E AW—The iubsuribers are pnetising Law
in the Cliattahoochct* Circuit conloinllv. Their Office is in
Columbus, Georgia. SAMUEL T. UAU.EY,
April 7—inn J AM ES VAN N ESS.
L AW.—Tlie Subscriber having cummer.
red the Practice of the Law, tenders Ids professional *cr-
Milledgeville, Jan 21—tf
L aw.—Oi ■ivrrt M. Ceiinss ruspectliilly
informs the public that he will practice laiw in Baidw iu and
the adjacent couulics—lUsGBioois ou the court-houto Square,
deceuiberni
J AME.S A. MER1VVETHEK, Attorn icy
AT LAW, Knlonton, Gn. will practice in the counties of
M illedgeville rook store—
For sale, as above, u general supply of BOOKS AND
• many vn-
O EOKGIA, Ruldwin county.—Benjamin
ItittM'.-vulor nf tlie l<ut will rtnrt tf’stniru'nt of K,l-
W * I'".;, Of Cb.lliam county, UocM. onnlle. for Icltcrs ,,l
•lisniission from said estatr—
Tills is tlierefoi e um kindred nnd creditors nf sniddec’d.
1 ’ uni * oppvur at LiJT office, within tlie time pn-scrila-.l by jaw,
t i shew Cii’se, if any they have why said letter* of dismission
should y.ut he granted.
Given uml.*.’ iny hand this 20th day ot Mav, 1828.
" iO—mflin into. v. gp.eknk. c. c. o.
D ECATUR Superior Court, Muy Term,
1828. COPIES OF NOTES.
Di'dng Room 55 feet long, with
the upper*lvr/j und ubv a number of small Culdnssuii-
abk far f-Vniue*. Tub L»v^li'hinv..t .'.ftVri d uutubvt vl advun-
tntei—hL Its huh situation,offut a g.Vi.1 distanceu%»m ihc crCrr*'
and he lias good Carriage Hacks,aii.l will give all lioarders aertm*
l.irtahle ii.e»nsc tu the Spring uml back Hirer- time- a day gratis.—
2d. The tM-autiful natural growth that >urrounds it and its roman
tic situation.—3d. Tin* great uilvantn re of using the water from
tin- Mountain Spout. —4th. Tin* building* ure all new and well
udapP'd for health and comfort,nnd it is generally acknowledged to
he one of the most convenient plan* H'uny establishment iii the up-
country, to lie *o large and airy, and it* locution nflhrdsu quiet re
tirement from the l»u*y bustle and noise which Is so common
uiiiuiigst such a great variety of visitor*, some for heuUh,*ome |hr
pleasure, and some for any tiling or nothing, ami tin- distance to
visit the S;»i log will afford good exercise. The subscribe hns lieen
a resident at this place7 year* and proprietor five, uml it must In-
granted that by tills Buie lu* can give some idea of what D ne
cessary to make company agreeable, und it h sufficient to say
that he is well prepared to arrominodutc 100 I murders this reason.
hands, tlu* tlie 15lh of January, 1827.
Signed, JOHN S. B YN E.
Twelve
unto John Bell, guardian lor John L Martlui Ann La*iter,nr bearer
th -full «'.tni of 25-fallars, far v.du.-received of him, as witness our
b inds, tlos Pith of January. 1827.
Signed, JOHNS MYNE.
ANN CAROLINE JARVIS.
’<*dols—Twelve m intlis after date, we or either ot ustlo (irouitse
to pay unto Joint Bell, guardian for John and Mnrtlin Atm Lusiier,
oi lM.tr* r, 2Rdollars, tor value received of him, a* witness our
'i .'ids, litis I5tli January, 1827
Signed, JOHN S. BYNE
e to pay unto John Bell, guard:n. i').* Martha Ann Lasiter,
rer, tin* sum of *jn dollars, tor v.itn received of him, as wit-
our liaiivl*, this 12th of Junuart. 1837
Signed, ISAAC LEWIS.
WM. It. c \ITLDWELL,
w«dve months after date, we or either of u* do promise
i Bell, gua'tiian for Martha \ur. I... d.ter or hr
i of ffiaolint . for value
t of January, 1327.
Signed,
. .H
it, a. w.'.ncss our hands, this
ISAAC LEWIS.
WM. R. CAULDWELL.
Twelvemonth* afterdate, weor either of us, do promise to pay
unto John Bell, guardian for Martha Ann Lasiter, or hearer, the
sum of 12 dollars fur value received of him, as wlines* our hand*,
tins 12th of January, 1827.
Signed, ISAAC LEWIS,
WM. R. CAULDWELL.
Twelve month* after date, we or either’of us, do promise to pay
unto John Bell, guardian for Martha Ann Lasiter, or bearer, the
of 3 | j.^llai> for value received of him, a* willies* our hand*,
Mini ot !<j.k;llui» lor valui
tills l'?th of Junuary, 1827.
Sigurd,
of 33dollars, for value t
this 12th of January, 1837.
Signed, ISAAC LEWIS,
WM. It. CAULDWELL.
Twelve months after date, weor either of us do proinbeto pay
unto John Hell, guardian for Martha Ann l<asiter, or hearer, the
lull sum of 30 dollars, fur value received of him, us w itness our
hands, this the 12th of January, 1827
Signed, ISAAC LEWIS.
WM. R. CAULDWELL.
Twelve month* after date, we or either of us, do promise to pay
unto John Bell, guardian for .Martha Ann Lasiter, or bearer, the
sum of 30 dollars, for value received of him, as witness our hand*,
this tin- 12tl>of January, 1327.
Signed, ISAAC LEWIS,
WM. R. CAULDWELL.
Twelve months after date, vve or either of us, do promise to pay
unto John K<-||, guardian for Martha Ann La-iter, or hearer, the
full sum of 3b dollars, far value received of him, as witness our
hands, this the 12th of January, 1827.
Signed, ISAAC LRWI8 l
..i—rw_- -i-*- vvu or eiutcr oi us.ui
Martha Ann Lasitei.
of 3d dollars 4'ur value received of him, as witness'our
hands, this the 12thof January, 1322.
Signed, ISAAC LEWIS,
WM. R. CAULDWELL.
Twelve months nfter dote, we or either of us, do promise to pay
unto John Bell, guardian for Martha Ann Lnsiter, or bearer, the
suiiiof 3d dollar*, lor value received of him. aswitne.-s our hand-,
tliis the 12th ot January, 1827.
Signed, ISAAC LEWIS.
WM. R. CAULDWELL.
Twelve months aft -r date, we or either of u*. do promise to pay
unto John Bell, guardian for Martha Ann Lasiter or bearer, tlie
*am of 3" dollar*, for value received of him, as witness our bunds,
tnls tin* 12th of Junuary, 1827.
For sale,
STATIONARY.
Among the Books
Liable Standard *orhs iu Law,
Medicine,Science a. Divinity.
A great variety oflHMes, Hymn
Book?, At Works of Devotion.
Novel*, Poetry, Voyage*, und
Travel*.
School Book*, including every
Hook generally u-ed in the
English, Greek and Latin D<-
jmrtinents of the Seminaries
of this State.
An eiitcii-avecoHeetioiiof Books
fin the amusement mid In-true-
tiou of children k young per-
A large quantity of Writing and
Letter Paper It Blank Hooks.
Quills, Uhicknnd Red Pencil*.
Crayon*—Self-imitiling Pencils.
i.^ll (h.lK
Rogers’Silver, Steel, nnd other
Pen and Pocket Knives.
Paper Folders.
Black ami Red Ink i. Ink Pow
tier.
Mathematical Instruments, in
eases anil single.
Port Folio* and Pocket Books.
Black bund und Sand Boxes.
Pounce nnd Boxes.
Black and Red Sealing Wax.
1 lllice and other Wafer*.
Slate* ami Slate Pencil*.
Gold ami Silver Lent'.
Gilded Pa|ier.
Reeves’ >i ater Colors ill Boxes
and single Cuke-.
Velvet Paint*.
Camel Huir Pencil*.
Paper Hanging*,
His Talile will be furnished wit
iost that cuu lie procur-
Forugt-, and an excellent Ostle
-ball be spared ou liis part to make nil company agreeable’ w ho
will f.ivflr hi.n with a call. This place is celebrated tor health and
good society, and no doubt hut tiie society will In.* much better this
season than heretofore as a number of wealthy and respectable
citizens have bought lot, with a determination to spend their sunt-
e bus al*
which he will sell low li
willatteud to customers w ith dispatch ; also a great supply of food
iteriaL, which w ill enable him to board und keep hoi st s at tb
folio*
Mail, per day doll.
Longer than lb days at
Dll
1 50
Children 4t Servants half price.
i* feed
1 /’ Tin* subscriber has the whole of the Tents in Morgan's
Range, together with a number of new ones to rent. All ix-rsoii.-
visiting here will find at his house u quiet home, situated high and
airy in nil atmosphere new, fre-h and pure; with water, cool,
strong and clear as the mountain current; exempt from tin* crowd,
noise and dust of the Spring company,only as a visiting s|M-ctator
and participant nt pleasure; with wholesome necessary exercise
given to and from the Spring in Carriage-, free of expense; nnd
witli eharge-the most moderate, attention the most liberal, and
«upplie* the m<»-t plentiful that can be afforded in hard times, by
one, who, inexpressibly thankful for past favors, I- determined that
nothing shall lu- lacking on hisfuirt to render the Mountain Spout
Retreat an important auxiliary iu visiting the Indian* Springs, and
often un essential retreat to the votary of health, in tlie use of the
Mineral Water. J. li.
.Mountain Spout Retreat, June 16— 41 w
F
AMILY SPINNING MACHINES.—
ISAAC LKWIS,
WM. R. CAUubwBLL,
Twelvemonths after date, we or either ol us, do promise to pnv
unto John Bell, guardian for Martha Ann Lassiter, or bearer, Uie
sum of 30 dollars, for value received ot him, as vvitne .s our hands,
(his the 12th of January, 1827
Signed, ISAAC LEWIS.
WM R. CAULDWELL.
Twelve months after date, we or either of u* do promise to pay
•into John Bell, guardian far Martha Ann l-’i-iter, or liearer, the
ISAAC LEWIS,
WM P. t AULDWKLL,
Twelve months after date, weor «ither nt u-,do promise to pay
into John Bell, guardian for Martha Ann i. i-iter, or lie.irer, the
f 3o dollar*, for value i
hands, this tlie 12thof January, 1827.
Signed
■#* I i
i witness
ISAAC LEWIS,
WM. R. CAULDWELL.
Twelve months afterdate, weor either «>l us. do promise to pay
unto John BelJ, guardian for Martha Ann La-iter, or bearer, the
sum of 3b dollars, for value received of him, a- witness our braids,
ISAAC LKWIS,
WAI. R. CAULDWELI-
OKORGI A. Decatur county—In open court appeared Alary Li
siter, \v Im lM*ing duly sworn, snith that thoforegotng copies of note*
are -uh-tauce ot *ucli asthi* de|>oiient saw in tin* nw*-e*slon of
John Bell, now d-c d. MARY LASITER, her x mark.
\lle-t, S. SCARBOROUGH, Clk.
In oneiicourt appeared Wil'iam Ch»**tcr. ndinini-trator of John
Bell, oec'd. who being duly sworn, saitli that Un-above notes uie
not in his possession, power or control, and that tlii* deponent be
lieves they are lo-t or destroyed. WILLIAM CHESTER.
Att-M. S. SCARBOROUGH,Clk.
AA hereutMui it i* nrdere-l, that unit-*- good cause be-hewn to the
«<.n’r«ry. l-> the m-xt term of tlii-court, that tin- -aid copy note*
fie e-tabli-le’d iii lieu ot said lo-t original*, and that a ropy of tlii-
rule be puhlikhed in one ot tlie public gazette- of tlii* Slate at
lea-t once a month for three months.
A trueextract from the minute* of -aid court, ihi* 1 Ith Af,i>. nru.
luii. ft—m3ni STIRING SCARnOROUGII. Clk.
S IX months iiftcr <tntr application will he
made to the Inferior court of Morgan comity, when sitting
for ordinary purpose-, for dismission from acting a- executor to the
estate of VAiliiam Rrowninr, dec’d.
nu». ch 17-mVib HOB FRT M. B P.0WffINO, F v’ ^r.
June 1(5—w5tkrofJm
T
XO COTTON PLANTERS—The sub-
scrlber ha* taken the Bhop ut the North eml of Wayne ^
Also repairing done at the shortest notice, uml In t
JAMES L. WHITE.
possible manner, at u price to suit the Uuutjfi
Milledgeville, July 28-2
Silver Pencil Case
.Recently received the following popular
und valuublc AVorlts:
Horne’s Introduction to the Stu-1 ColumbuV own Journal of hi?
Ivan- dy of the Holy Meriptttre*. I first Voyage,
yTr* 1 loUn's do. the Old Testament, { Washington Irving’s Life of Co-
a Lc|tn.MC‘ Persia, I itiiiwiltf, „ , „ ,
uTulli-Ucd Scenes,by Dr. Whar- Tales out f^rjind lather, by
ton. I Walter Scott, .
Art of Living Long and Corafor- i lAdy Morgan’s piquant e’UTgeai
tubly, I Novel, the O'Brknsand U’i* *i
I file's French Cook, J hertys,
Lifeoi Letlyard, i Flirtation,by Lady Campbell,Lc
—ALSO—
Tbe Am. Quarterly Review, I The American Journal of the
Tin? Southern Review, | Medical Science*.
Arrangements have been made, which will in future secure t the
subiicriiiers, in the up-**oiintry, to these valuable periodicals,
curly andpiompt reception of them.
And a large *um>ly of FRESH GARDEN NKKDS.hr. hr.
Alsu an extensive uv-ortmeiit of Drugs, Medical J’reparutii
Patent Medicines, Oil*, Paint*, Dye-Stud*, Window-Glass, Spices
and Perfumery—A constant supply of finest Winter Strained Lump
Gil—Fine Tobacco ami Markanoy and Scotch Snuff.
Ail of winch will be sold at very rcasotuiblv prices, for Cash
satisfactory paper. March lb
C IOTTON GINS.—The !*ub«cnber con-
J Unties to manufacture COTTON GINS lu Clinton, J>
county, which he oilerl far .-ale on better terms than can be pur
chased elsewhere. As abundant proof can be luruikhed, it neces
sary, to prove that tbe Gin* made on his present plan, are si
l«i any in use ; but it is pf.-suim-d tlml the tei iiison v-tyrli
offered is a sufficient recoinuiendatioii. And there cun be
ill trying u Gin that will l*e taken back if it i* not a |ood oi
will deliver them to purchasers at uny place wlthlu UO i
Clinton, nt Sdollnrs and25 cents per savvjg
Persons at a distance, vv i.-liing to purchase, need onl i
letter, for should any ol his Gin* not prove good on tri
will he taken back ut the subscribers t-x^H-nsc.AllfmlHr^p
ly attended to.
july 14—w4tA»m2l
MftJS
rdnr* prompt- |
SAMUEL GRISAVOLD.
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, Sfc.
R ecently received «t Dr. green’s
DRUG STORE, next the Post Office, a supply of
PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS,
OILS, PERFUMERY.
DYE-STUFFS, FRESH MEDICINES, he.
AViuchwilh the Stock on hand, constitutes an extensive assort
ment.—As above, may in* find
D»- narcotised Laudnnum,
Croton Oil, •
Stoughton'*, Colombo, an I
Antibiliou* Ritters,
Tonic and Dye.-tive Wine.
........ an additional supply of finest Cold
Pressed CASTOR OIL. july 14
. lias recently opened a Shop near the South-west corner of the
Penitentiary, where orders lor Machines will be promptly and
fuitliluliy executed. He will niways keep on band a .-upply lor llir
accommodation of purchasers—Hit terms will be moderate. The
tlireaii of excellent quality. The subscriber has been engaged ...
this place, fur several year*, in the inamifacturing of these Ma-
chiues, many of which have been sold to citizen* of this State, who
have attested their utility. Tin- subjoined certificates troingen-
tlemen of tbe first character and i *-"<•- • -•
•s*ity of further rominent.
Milledgeville, April 14—tf
Being requested by Mr. AVilliam Bry ant to give a certificate res
pecting bi.* Family Spinning Machine, to be presented to the Legi--
Iatureof Georgia—we, Hie undersigned, certify that we have, for
some length of time, had in use in our families, Machines made on
tin* plan patented to said H. y.iut, and do very highly approve oi
them, believing them fully competent to do the quantity of work
below stated, opposite our name.-., and tin-thread is stronger and
weaves lietter than that spun on the common wheel—We unite d-
tatiugly recommend the use of them to (umilie- who spin the.,
own clothing, and are confident they need blithe known to com
into common use for domestic wear. AVe believe it i* easier t •
learn to spin on them than on the common wheel, and that any per
son of common rapacity can keep a well made Machine in orde.
for good work.
S. JAMESON,believes a band can, on a goial Machine, do as
much work a* 5 nr (5 hands on the common wheel und curds.
]>. A. DUNHAM-8 yards.
MOSES SPEER—8 hands.
SAMI.. J. RIDLEY-6 to in yards per day.
JAMES RIDLEY—7 to II yards per day.
M. SHANNON—fromfl to 10 yards per day.
AV. It. LKWIS—8or 10 yards.
.MIUI. CAMPBELL thinks asixspindle willspin as much a*f,
hand can do on the common wheel,raid the thread weaves much
belter.
CH. J. LOVE—Bor 10 yards per day.
Tim Mat -nient marie I y Col. Campbell is my opinion about the
utility of the Machine. N. A. McNAIRY.
JNO. HARDING—3 or 10 j arris per day.
M\ opinion of Mr. Bryani’.- Spinning Machines i«, that they are
go j i fur 1 1-2 yard* p< r day to each spindle w ith proper attention.
M. I’OllRER.
JOHN NICHOLS—G yards per day.
GILES IIA It DING—from oto Byards |a-r day, with ease.
For upwards of two rear- experience with the above Machines,
I find equal to Chands spirting in tbe common way in my tainilr.
JOHN BROWN.
KOBT. SCALES—8 or 10yards per day.
I am acquainted with the tu-rson* who signed the foregoing cer
tificate?, anti have lull confidence in the -tatenu-nts they have
made. William lirvart is an excellent mechanic, and anindus-
trimis, honest nnd iespcctablccitizen. Hi* Spinning Machine is
in great repute. WM. CARROLL.
Murtreesboro’, October 21, 1826.
I have bed In my iKj--es»ion. several years, one of Mr. Rryant’s
Spinning Machines, and am thoroughly satisfied that it will an
swer in practice, the useful purjiose* for which it was designed, a*
a lalior saving mnehine,nnd aueusy nnd sale mode of supplying
the wants of families. I have no doubt it will be adopted gene
rally in the place of the ordinary wheel, and. ns such, that Mr.
Bryant's ineeli.mieal skill will acquire a very extended reputation.
In this State, already, where bis inventions have been tested, he
ranks among the most skilful of thore, who have -ought through
the medium of mechanics, to render service to their country. It
al-o give, me grent pleasure to say that as fur as 1 have heard, Mr
Bryant sustains an unexceptionable diameter for virtu** ami ho-
ANDREW JACKSON.
22i Oct. 1825.
B ROIMiHT to Putnam Jail on tin* lHth
in*t. a NEGRO FFLLOAA' wl-n «ays hi* name is Carolina,
and say-be belong* to Andrew Park, of Union Di-trict, South Ca
rolina, nuii thot he runaway from Joim Park, nf Troup count). Ga.
***■▼31 JOHN HOLLAND. Jailor.
H aving liccn npplicd to by a number of
pvHMi to Ah i Mi ii mb *.v itti a Plan ol the Tow n k. (ora-
lr.oiifof (’ulumliu-, end being previnted, by other engageinei .s
fi um do ng -oat present, the siili-crUier }irO|M»res, after the «urvey
Hie Tow n-hall have lieen completed, to employe competent
draftsman.to make out a number of Plans,and will 1 • aide tofui-
ui All them to those w ho mav wish, by add re--iny him at A then*, a od
enclosing the <um of live dollars i’-r each copy ’dan. made correct
ly on good itaper. j;. THOMAS.
Co'.utcbu*. Apri!?j
MILLEDGEVILLE BOOK STORE.
F OK SALE nt snid Store, St. Vnlontinc’s
Day, a new und capital work, by the author nf Waverly.
Also, for delivery to subscribers, THE AMERICAN QUAR
TERLY REVIEW, fah No. or whole set*—TIIE SOUTHERN
REVIEW, and THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL
SCIENCE, by Dr. N.Clmpimtn.kc. kc.
Subscriptions will he thankfully received to the above, and to
tlie Franklin Joiiniaj or American Mechanic- .Magazine—the Mir
ror of tie* Patent Office--and the Conversation lexicon or Popular
Eiicyc',.ipne«Ua,a!limportantly valuable Work*. july II
fSJOTtCK.—The corpnrtncrship heretofore
1. xi e\i ting in tlii-city, between tlie subscriber mid Robert
Isa...-, i.i a r tlie brill of ANDREW LOW k Co. was dissolved ou
tin i tli. • of o.-tnher last by the death of Mr. Isaac
‘lu f .rib. Dry Goods business will lu* continued, and the
affile .. -i- .• i c.mcern brought to a close by the subscribe i,
in co m. w irb I \MKS TAYLOR and JOHN LOW, underthe
firm u I LOM , 1 AY LOR it, Co. ANDREW LOW.
Surviving Partner of Andrew Low L Co.
1*. S. An extensive assortment of
Foreign A: Domestic Dry Goods, also Crates
of Crockery, Casks of London Porter,
Cotton Bugging, Slc. &.c.
Now on band and offered for sale for Cash, Produce, or on usual
credit; und the subscriber is about einbarking for Engluiui to
procure a large supply of Sujierfiue Cloths, Casslmeres, Blan
ket?, Flannels,nml oilier llritfsli Dry Goods, to arrive iu Savan
nah on or about the loth of S« -(ember next, ail of which will be
purchased u- the low est rash rates, ami thereby be enabled to ex-
tiose the suiue fur sale at moderate advance.
ANDREW LOW.
Surviving Partner of Andrew Low k Co.
S ivannab, June30—flR7KB
‘ BAGGING, SUGAR, IRON, Sfc.
600 PIECES prime 42 inch Hemp
60 Hhd*. Ht. Croix Sugar,
250 Barrels old Western Whiskey,
:m Tons Swedes Iron (assorted,)
ion Barrels Mackerel,
10 Bales prime Sacking,
Gin, Rum. Malaga Wine, Twine, and a general ussortmeut of
GROCERIES, lor sale unaccommodating terms, by
A B. WALKER,
Wheeler’s Building near the upper market,
Auction, July 28—fit
W ARE-HOUSE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.—The undersigned hnving taken into part-
■hipwith him, Mr. GREENSVILLE SIMMON'S, (who hai
services t
begs leave to offer their
- . . ...S Jd " ‘
Commission Rusiin-s*, under the firm of STOVALL k SIMMONS.
lie transacted nt tbe stand ot the late firm uf Stovall k Davies.
Their Warehouse* are in complete order for Storage of Cotton and
Good?,nml they will be prepared to make lila-ral advance* on
these article* consigned to them. Having had lung experience in
thi* liuslne**, and intending to devote their strict personal atten
tion to the interest of their customers, they hope for a continuanct
I RON.—Tim Subsuriboi o are daily expect-
iug a Cargo of IRON, 250 ton*, per brig Atlantic, trout
Stockholm, selected expressly for thUann the markets in tin* in
terior. Tlie assortment is complete, and will be sold in lot* to
suit purchasers, ut the Northern Importing prices.
1 HALL, SHATTER L TUPPSR.
Savannah, July 21—w2tm3tn •
Dr. UltqUH A UT respectfully
informs the citizen* of Putnam county, that he lias
loculed himself in Katoutoo, and will punctually
nml faithfullyuII**imI to ar.y husiness in the lineot
his profession, lie hope* from the advantage* be
lias had in prejmrin* liiuiM'lf for tin* duties i
T HE subscriber respectfully kegf leave|
to inform his friends and the public, tfiat througli the po i
litem-** of the Trustees of .Milledgeville Acudemy, be has obtain
ed the present use of the building, and w ill commence on tin* first
Monday in August, au Acudeuticui course uf instruction, ii.clu
.■“ng jlelirexv Philology.
In ih# Fgmnle department, he will lie aided by hi* duughter, w ho
xvlll In Liu!*’ 0 * 1 bi the general course of instruction, attend to ull
.»,,, j,rnncl>eiot oiimniental needlework.
* From*nwre % C»r* expetimtee in teaching, und thogetw
era! satisfaction lie lifts (-'VsTKiven in tlie Academies over which
ffiSH induce* tL<-Subscriber to believe and to cherish a
mote the best interest of ever/ commit u d to his • are, that
he w ill here give general satisfaction# ui.d thereby secure a jwr-
uianent establishment in this place.
Young ladies and gentlemen will do Wtfllto avail thctn«elv( ! j of
the present opportunity, a* with but little attention, they may
derive la-ting benefit. Ill the course of eight Week* instruction,,
they can obtuin a thorough know ledge of the Philosophy of Grani-
mar. Lecture* w ill lie given on the subscriber s Charfad^Kt) umb
ogy Delineated and Syntax simplified. Alone ...
of symbolical representations,) all the arraiigemt-nt, agreement,
ami connexion of our sublime injiguagel* presented to the ttUnvf
nml the Siudy of Glaminar, which has ever been considered a
dry tedious, ftp J uninteresting study, instantly prut td to be au in-
terestlnf,delightful aftd Hpjjortant study.
During the term etoli pup!.' will be instructed to cotnpofe with
case,ami to write with elegant **. , . .. •*, . , ... -
The subscriber has tin* bappines* of saying jpurfi in favor oi
the young ladies ol Macon; upwards nt comn..**'*CgU
of (Iranunur, and on the completion of the on no 0 r “sivn
could more perfect satisfaction have been inunilVsltd. During
tin* last six months, be has given instructions to upwards of fi0*pu-
pils—and with confidence he can anpeulto the inhabitants ot Ma
con, of their entire npprolmtiou of bis untiring exertions to pro
mote the welfare of tin* choree committed to him.
lie take* the liberty of subjoining a testimonial from among the
number In* has in id* |H>s?e.-aion ur.d over which institution he
presided nearly four year*.
JOSEPH FOLKRR.
~ ST. MARYS ACADEMY.
MR. JO S. FOLKF.R,
Dear Sir.—We are informed through tin* medium of vour
that you are desirous of leaving our Acaderny t ovrr which v<
preside, as soon us you can obtain a more desirable situation t and
xpression of our approltation to
r to your request, ami injmtici
Teacher; we do certify that
that you are desirous of
promote your view?. Agre
acquired reputntii
jour acquired reputation a* a Teacher; we do certify tfiat we
have ever witnessed ouyour part the most unwearied industry to
promote the hot interests oi tin* institution, and that at seini-An-
mini, ami other examination?, iu the various branches of educa
tion, you have viven the iim*( desirable satisfaction—and Unit iu
Praolic.il nnd Philosophical Grammar your pupils huve been pre
eminent. Honing that you may obtain u situation Mich uJ your
talent- and industry entitles you to,
We remain, respectfully, your frieud, 4tc.
A. CLARK, \
HENRY SADLER, \ TrIlsti ...
WM. GIBSON, . Irustets.
THOS. II. MILLER, j
BELTON A. COPl’, Secretary.
H|TOTICE—Th« co-partnt*rsliip heretofore
1^ existing under tin* firm nf THOMAS B. ERWIN k Co. i?
tlii?day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted, will
ph-ase make immediate payment to Tlminns H. Erwin, who is
duly authorised to receive and pay all demands against said
Hillsboro’, Jasper county, July 28—Ut
M THE SUBSCRIBER having made
considerable alteration to his dwelling house, situated
in the town of Saiidersville, Washington county. Geo.
on the North side of tlie court-house square, with tlu* view of open
ing a HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT, will have it in readi-
MM for tlie reception of Travellers,by the 20th Inst, and solicits a
share of public patronage. Hisfare will lie such as the country
affords,and he flatters himself that he will be able to give satisfac-
lion to sttcii as may call. (sept ft) M. BROWN.
THE undersigned Im taken the
House ill Suuilersville, formerly occupied by Charles
_ Williamson, Esq. for the purpose ot keeping it as a
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT, nnd from his experience ami
inoderute charges, hop's to share a part of the public patronage.
Ills charges ure as follows :
Man k llorse per day >5125 | Lodging ct?. 12 1-2
Breakfast
Dinner
Slipper *35
Knnderxville, April 2-3—Cm
50
i on
JOSEPH J. FISH.
INDIAN QUEEN TAVERN.
GEORGE W. DILLARD, beg* leave to assure Ids
, friends and thepubllc. that he i* prepared to arroimno
who may favor himfw ith their coin
• —-•••* -Aid |Hf
i the lower road
GEORGE W. DILLARD.
T O THE PUBLIC. All prisons will
take notice that if they trade with or give credit to any
person w hates er, on my account, either of my o w n family or otln > -.
inly 21— it*
t DISMUKF.S, of Haldw in rmintr.
pUTNAM Inferior Court, sitting for
MT dinary purpose*, Monday 7th July. 1823—Pre.-ent their Ho
nor- Irb? Hudson,Thntmi- Hoxey, and Allred Clopton, Esq*.
ORDERED, That nil Executors, Guardians and Administra
tor*, wlm foil to make their proper returns of their actings raid
doing* a? Executor?, Administrator* nml Guardian*, on or liefore
the first Monday in September next, are hereby notified that the
letters will lit* revoked.
Tun* extract from the minute*,7th Julv, ir.28.
jaly21—’it THAI). B. RF.FS, C. C. O.
I NFORMATION WANTED—Mr. Tiio-
MAS J. COX left Clark county, about four year* ago, nnd
Im- not beep heard of since. Ill* wife is solicitous to know n li
ther he bo living or dead ; and if living, in what part of the c-m
try hei«. Any information on this subject will be giatefully l
•STRAYED or Stolen from the
Common* of Milledgeville, ou the Ulli inst. a
BAY HORSE, about five feel high, rather light
farm,-mail Mur in his forehead,hind fpet white,
a few w hite spots on his haek, long tail, und
la*t. Any per-on who will give such informa-
wlll cause said Horse to be found, shall tu*
aids rewarded for their trouble.
HjOTICE to all persons whatsoever—You
i ^ are hereby farv arneu front crediting or hnrhoring my wife
MANERVA CRABTREE, in any way or manner whatever,!
she ha* left my bed nnd b >ard without any just cause or provoc;
»1IN CP.ABTP.FF
B ILLIARD TABLE.—The Subscriber
offers for sale all elegant HILLIARD TABLE, with appa-
Greeneshorougii. June H—?in
MART ALLEGED
H
ROUGIIT to Putnam Jail, on the LOtli
’ [BY AUTHORITY.]
Lilies vj'thB l niltd Htntrsi pasted at iU* Fifst St. ‘
divn vj the Twentieth G&n*resf,
[Sq.Ao.] !?g|f "
AN ACT to tfraiit cortuin reliiiquliliod «nJ
led Und» Id the dute ef Alabama, for the purpof)*
of improving tlio naviRatiun of tiie Tenncttec, Coqfn
Culiuwha, und Dlnck Warrior river*.
He it enacted by the Sniuji: nnd those ( vf Hcpft-
sentattBM of the Vuilid States of America in Ckk-
frreso assembled j That four hundred thousand nrre*,
The rciiiiquiahcd lands iu tho counties of Jackson,
Madison, Morguu, i.inift.tdno, I^awrtnce, FfHkh’ii^
and Laudurdiile, in liiu Slain of AUbarnn, bo, and thu
buiiie i* lieruby, granted to Buid State, to ho (kp)died r-»
thq iinprovcmuiit ol* the navigation of the Muadu
Shoals, uml (Jolhcti'* SIiobIh, in lltu Tenncmi d river,’
nnd su*dt otliqr purls of snid rivnr wi'.l’.ln said St.’iio,
as thu Lcuislafure il.r rcof tuny direct: I»Ut jf tlitjus*
shall nut ut! fuur hundred thuusand acres of relhiHufah-^
td uiiappruprintt d lands in said counties, the dthcifft-,
cy tu La made un <*ut of any uilopprcprlfxtcd Iau*-i
in the county of Jackf-on, in said Slate.
► Soe.it And ht itfurlKar enacted, That, said S:a?«i
of Alabnruti shall hava power to toll, disocee of, of o
Rrunt said land, fur i!ih puiposo aforesaid, ll .* pro.-
not loHsiltHii thu minium price of tlie public lumlfu'.’
thu United Stales, at the liuio of such *alu.
See. fl. .hid be it further enacted. That the said
Stale of Alabama *lm!l commeni-u said intprovemeti’.*-
williit) two years alter thu passuRo of this act, uml
cotnplutn thesamo within ten years thereafier.
Hit*. *1. And be further enuclid. That if said Htafu
of Alabama rJmSI apply the lands hereby granted)or
the proceeds of thu milos, any part thereof, to any
other use or object whatsoever, than a* directed by
ihi* act, before said improvements ahull huve tuna
completed, ihor aid grunt for all lands then unsold shall
(hereby become null and void ; and tbe said Statu of
Alabama shall become liable and bound to pay to the
United (State* tho amount for which soul land, or i»tiy
part thereof, may have bem sold, deducting the ex
penses incurred in sulhng tho tame.
Sec. f>. And be it furhter enacted, That ihn im
provements of paid navigation ahall lie comtnur.rcvl
at the luu chi point ol*obstruction iu said river, within
said Stale, continued up thu same until CDin|dclud
and be calculated for tiie nse of Sleittn Boats, nccor-
din*’ to such plan of construction u* the United States’
Kn^ineers, appointed to survey und report thereon,
may recommend, and the President of the United
Slates approve ; Provided, Unit such plan shall em
brace, if practicable, u connexion of tho navigation
of G1U river, With tlm said improvements.
See U And be it further enacted, That after tiro
cornplolion of said improvenmjrts, the surplus of sail,
grant, if any, shall he applied to the improvement of
U-l* navigation of tho Consn, Cahawba, and Black
•Warier rivers, in t>uid State, under the dircctiou o*.
the Legislature thereof.
Soc. 7. And be it further enacted, That the snid
rivers, whan improved as aforesaid, shall remain for
ever free from toll for ull property belonging to tho
Government of tlie United &iui<m, and for all person*
in their service, and for ull tho citizens of the Vnifoti
States, unless u toll shall be c'.luwcd by an act pi*
Congress.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker of the Hoiiko of Representative*.
A. SMITH,
Presidonl ol the .Senate pro ternpore.
Approved t!3d Mov, 182S.
JOHN QL’INCV ADAMS.
[No 4(5.]
AN ACT to uinchd und explain an act, entitled
“ An act confirming au act of the Legislature oV
Virginia, incorporating the Che:>apeake and Ohm
Canal Company, und un act of the Stato of Mary •
land, for the sutuo purposes ”
lie it enacted la the Senate and Iluuse cf litpre*
snitaticr.s of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the ushciiI already given by
the United State* to thu charter of the Chesapeake
und Ohio Canul Company, by an act of Cungrejer, en
titled “ An act confirming an act of the Legislature
kf, Virginia, entitled un act incorpoiaiing tho Che>»-
peako and Ohio Canul Company ; and an art of the
State of Mary land confirming the same, rhall not bo
impaired by any change of the route of said Cana:,
frem or above the town of Curnberfufijl, on thu river
Potomac, or the distribution thereof into two or more
sections, at any time hereafter, or any change in thu
dimensions of (hut part of the present Eastern sec
tion, extending from Cumberland, or the mouth i f
Will's Creek, to tlifl mouth of Savage, at tho base «t
the Alleghany, or any substitution which tho inlcrot
of ^e Chesapeake and Ohio Canul Company may,
in the opinion of the Company, require to be' rnffriV,
of incliftb*) planes,railways, or an artificial road fer
u continued Caual, through tho Alleghany mountain,
in any rout which may be, by tho Couipuny, finally
adopted therefor, between tho lowji of Cumberland
and the river Ohio.
Sec m. And be it further enacted, That to obvi
ate any possible ambiguity that might arise in tin*
constructions of tlie second section of the act ct*
Congress aforesaid, the authority, by that act design
ed bo given to the States of Mutvluiid and Virgi^*:.
or to uny Company incorporated by either or both nf
those States, to extend a branch (torn tiie said Canal,
or to prolong the same, from the terminatioia.lliernai,
by a continuous Canal, witliin, or threu^*h the District
of Columbia, towards tho ten iioiy of either of those
Slate*, shall be deemed and taken to bo as full and
complete, in all respects, as tlie authority granted,by
that act, to Um Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com pa*
nv to extend the main stem of suid Canal, within the
said District \ or the authority reserved to ihu Gov
ernment of the United Stale* to provide for tlie exten
sion thereof, on either or both sides of the river Poto
mac, within the District of Columbia: Provided,
Tliut nothing herein contained shall impair tho re
striction in the charter of tho Chesapeuku and Ohio
Canal company, designed to protect the Canal (rom
injury, by thu prolongation thereof or by a brand*
therefrom.
Sec. Ik And be it farther enacted, Thai the art of
tho Legislature of Maryland which parsed at their
December session, of ouu thousand eight hundred mid
twenty-seven, eutitlcd “An act further to amend th"
net incorporating tho Chesapeake and Ohio Caual
Company, he, und tho same is hereby confirmed, so
far as the assent of Congress may bu deemed nen»
ry thereto.
Approved—2dd May, 1*2S.
[So 47 ]
AN ACT making an appropriation for t£e Crecth.n
of u Breakwater nour the mouth of Delaware Bay.
tic it enacted by the Senate and House of Krvrc
sentatioes of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That thu President of the Unitaii
states euusi* to be made near the rnouth of Delaware
Bay, a Breakwater.
£e ct. 2. And be it further enacted. That, tire sum
of two hundred and iii'ty thousand dollars be, and it
hereby is, appropriated, towards the accomplishment
of that object, and that the same he paid out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise anpronri tef
Approved—22d May, 1826.
[n£«]
AN ACT to establish a Southern Judicial Difctr.ci in
the Territory of Floridu.
He it enacted by the Senate and House of Rcyie-
scntatices of the United States of America ia Con
gress assembled, That there t-liall bu established
another Judicial District io the Territory of Florida,
to be called the Southern District, embracing all tfyat
part of tho Territory whit h lies south of a liue from
India river ou the cast, and Charlotte harbor on tire
west, including tlie latter harbor; which said court
9h*li exercise all the jurisdiction within said district. %
q* the other Superior Court*, respectively, exetcisv
within their respective districts,' and shall be subject
to al! tho law* which govern or regulate the same •, f
and there shall be appointed lor said district 4 JuugM
and he is hereby authorized to appoint a Clerk for said
court' There shall also be appn : nt<d un Auototy and
Mari.hal, who shall oxerclss 1 il dm duties, givo thu
sarrt* bond and security, ami he siuitletl io the stuuo
salaries, foes, and compensation, that is Bow allowed
by law to AtlornfcOfffod 3!jis!mS» in other distri'.t* iu
thoteyjtoiy.
Sup.H. AmlbdWfurtlier enacted, That lire * .
•essi^n f court Jhat! to held on the d. v .'*
