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Newspaper Page Text7 fcWcC- V BY CA>IlIt & It lfililY!), s. »V V. 8. PRINTERS. MlhLEnCJKVILM'., H(J.\DAY, MARCH 2,JH29. VOLUME XX.—MO. 29.1 THE GEORGIA JOUIINAG Is pubiDheil twice n week during the session ol the Legislnture, Hiul weekly for the remninder of tiie year, at the corner of Way ne and Hancock Streets, at THREE DOLLARS per ami. in ad vance, or POUR DOLL ARS at the end of the year. The Paper will not lie sent to any person out ol the State, until the subscription money D paid inadvmice orsatisluctory reference given. Advertisements inserted nt the usual rates. N. B. Rules of Land and Negroes,hy Administrators, Executors, or Guardians, are required, by law, to be held on the lirst Tues day in the month, between the hours of ten in tlu* forenoon ami throe in the afternoon, at the court-house of the county in which the nroperiy is situate.—Notice of these sales must be given inn public jaiette SIX fY days previous to the day of sale. Notice f»r the sale of Personal Property must be given in like manner, FORTY days previous to the day of -ale. J ~'- estate must be publish- lie Court ofOrdin , must he published for FOUR MONTHS. Persons interested in those Advertisements which are published Monthly, will And them in the first and fourth page of the Iks’ paper in every month. All business of this kind continues to receive prompt attention t the Office of the GEORGIA JOURNAL. JOHN M. CARTER is ii cnndiilnti- fur Mnjor, to sup- ply the vacancy occasioned by the promotion LAND SALES. W ILL be sold to (lie highest bidder, iu the town of Milledgeville, immediately fronting Lnl'ny- tte lltill.on liie 9th tiny of March next, lie following Fractional parts ol Surveys, in the first district of Muscogee countr, via: |Nos.10, 7, 0, 211. 21. 22. 37, 3P, 39, 52, S3, fit*. 67, 68, 83. 84, 85. 99, IW), 115, 133, 2tii, 279, 280, 289, 230, 291, 298, 3lli, 317, 322, 32J, 324, and 325. „ARo wjH lie sold on the same tiny, RFAWEMATH-LAW’S RESERVE, lying on Flint River, in the Kith district of originally •Ron now Upson t — * * * * •* law notices. L AW NOTICE.—The undersigned nil) Practice lain in Copartnership in the counties co mposing the CliatialiiNH'tieeCircuit, and in the counties of Fayette, Pike and Upson, ol the Flint. Their office Is at La tUange. Troup AW The subscriber* Imving i the pracii* eof Ltw, under the Athenian, and Georgia Messenger, will insert’the nbove adver- tisement until the day ef sale. february 23 TIIOM VS BIVINS, Esq. is n candidate for Major, to supply the vacancy occa sioned by the promotion of Col. John Mitchell. FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, \c. U ECENTLY received at Dr. GREEN’S DRUG STORE, next the Post Office, a k i’only of PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, OILS, PERFUMERY, DYE-STUFFS, FRESH MEDICINES, 4ic. Which with the Stock on hand, constitutes an extensive assort ment.-—As above,may lie had Sulphate of Quinine, Denarcotised Laudanum, PHD,—Tincture,—Syrup, Croton Oil, Wine and Solution ot do. Stoughton's, Colombo, nn I riperinr, Antibilimis Ritters. Extract of do. Tonic nnd DyeMive Wine. Ail vpry superior articles—Also nn additional suj'jdy of finest Cold Pressed CASTOR OIL. July 14 MILLEDUE VILLI: HOOK STORK. F OIt SALE at said Store, St. Valentine’* Day, a new and capital work, by the author of YVnverlv. Also for delivery to subscribers,'i'llE AMERICAN QUAR TERLY REVIEW, 6th No. or whole sets—THE SOUTHERN REVIEW, and THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE, by Dr N.Chapman,&c. Ate. Subscriptions will he thankfully received to the above, and to the Franklin Journal or American Mechanics Magatine—the Mir ror of the Patent Office—and the Conversation Lexicon or Popular E ucyciopaedea, all Importantly valuable YVorlta. July 14 HfllLLEDGEVILLE BOOK STORE— For sale, as above, a general supply of HOOKS AND STATIONARY. O N Tuesday the lOtli day of March next, will lie gold in the Town of Milledgeville, Immediately Ironting Lafayette Hall, the following square Lots : ..V'VV. 430 ’ 431. 432, 433. 434, 435. 436, 437, 438, 439, 410, 441. 442. ‘43. 441, 143, -|UJ, 447, 118. 449, 450, 451. 452, 453, 454, 455,456,437, W, 459, 460, 461, 462, 463, 464. 465. 466, 467, 468, 46-9, 470, 471, 472, 73. 474.475, 170. 477, 47R. and 479, in the 13tli district of Appling ow Ware county, which numbers have not been advertised nrough mistake. The Editors previously authorised to publish the Land Sales, re requested to publish the above until tlieday of sale. EVANS MYKtCK, 1 JOHN MERCER. I Tlltis. F. (HHItS, )• Commissioners. • . JAMES W HITFIELD, frh 10 R. YV. CARNES, I (trialed in ol It AI i lie Clmt- _ p*on and Craw fonl in the , and Bakerami Early iu theSoutlieiu Circuit i »t'*i win n ‘ 1 ’ land in ihe new purchase, will Houston now Upson county, in such Inlsor fractional parts of Mir- 1 *V bOK DON, will utteml regular L the U* veys as may he reported tons bv the Surveyor who j* now making j Ldemchce Circuit; aba tin* Court' of f p* on am the survey. Also the following Islands in the Chattahoochee river, I No 3, to tin* 9th district of Mali county, ami No 27, in the Rthdis- • riot of Muscogee county. The terms will he the same as hereto fore published by tin* Commissioners. JAMES WHITFIELD, 1 EVANS MYK1CK, | „ TUGS. N. GIBIIS l Commiss.oners JOHN MERCER. j for railing » rnc- R. YV. CARNES, j Lons rr TUe Editors of Ihe_Savannah Georgian, Constitutionalist, executions arc punctually attend the slierifiY snlesaml cotie Their Office isHt Columbus, Georgia. . S. T. RMLEY, jan 12—mtim TII*»S. G. GORDON. y riiw \ItT FLOYD, Attorney at Law, will practice in the several counties of the Ormulccc Cir cuit, and in the J OHN CR VWl'ORl) will nmetice in the counties of tl in tlie adjoining countle«i Attorney at Law, • Oemulgce Circuit, and Moulin llo. Jan ID—Ot JL \W KOT1U11 I Ilf UII(ltT:;il r H(‘(l IlMVf In my absence, any ltu' : lluson’s Inn, frontir 1). IS. Ml I t MM.L, A. II. KENAN. I iie received bv A. I I>. Ii. .MTUIIELL. O X Tuesday the 10th day of March next, u ill lie sold in tlie town ol Milledgeville, immediately county 1 r The Editors previously nuthorisrti to publish the Laud '* “ quested to publish tlie above until tlie day of sale. IunhTe Standard works in Lw, Medicine, Science fe Divi »ity. A great variety of Billies, llynin Bo iks, .S: Work*of Devotion. Novels, Poetry, Voyages, and Travels. School Books, including every Book generally used in tli« English, Greek anti Latin De partment* of the Seminaries of this State. _ __ , An entensive collection of Rooks for the amusement and instruc tion of children 4t young per- A large quantity of Writing ami Letter Paper St Blank Books. Quilts, Black and Red Pencils. T rayons—Self-pointing Pencils. ?encll (insei. Rogers’Silver, Steel, and other Pen and Pocket Knives. Paper Kohlers. iJIacii and Red Ink it Ink Pow- Muthematlcal Instruments, in cases and single. Port Folios and Pocket Bool. Black Sand and Sand Boxes. Pounce and Boxes. Black and Red Sealing YVax. office and other Wafers, Slates and Shite Pencils. (fold ami Silver Leaf. Gilded Paper. Reeves’ Water Colors in Boxes and single (Jakes. Velvet Paints. Camel Hair Pencils, Paper Hangings, R. YV. CARNES. TIIOS. G. GIBBS, JOHN MERCER. V Commissioners Sale of 141 lla[f Acre. Lots within the town of Columbus. I N compliance with nn act of llio General Assembly of the State of Georgia, posssed on the 24 day of —The willtiflW for sale at publicoutcry, in the town of Cnlumhu 1 coinmmenciiigon Mondny, 23dday of March next, all the uii'ol 'Jolunilms, consisting of ONE HUNDRED DEGR AFFENRE1D, P. II. ALSTON, IGNATIUS A. FEYV. Comini-sioners for laying off thetow n of Columbus,and tlie re sene at Coweta Falls. 11P The Editors of the Charleston Courier, the Tuscaloosa Chronicle, and of all the public gazettes in Georgia will insert tlienlmve adserti'ement weekly tor sixty days, ami forward their accounts to meat Columbus for payment. SOWKL YVOGLFOLK. Secretary to the Board ol Commissinnr L \w. Thy Muliscrihrrs have united tlieinselvex in the Prncticeof the l.aw They w ill ntt< ,»«I tlie Courts of the Ocninlgee, Twiggs of ihe Southern, nml Bihb of the Flint Circuit. Any hii'inesscm-ficied totlieir nmnagemcm will receive prpmpt ami laithtul ntlentlon. Their Office is the our recently occupied by Dr. Fort. R. II. I.. BUCII 1NAN. Milledgeville, Jnn 12 ALPHONSO DELAUNAY. jiroriCE.- -Since I ho 27t!i of Dcceniher X w la't, the subscribers have not practised Lew in connection. 'Y M. Y. IIANSLIJ., Milledgeville, Feb C, 1329. IVERSON L. HARRIS. N. It. Tlieirdienis are informed that their j tint atli ntKih will he giver, to tlie husine's thej hau in charge pii viuti* to that day They w ill continue lor tlie present to occupy lit* same office, feh P—4ti« J AMBS .1. S( AKI50ii(H;GIL Attorney at Law. Dublin, Georgia, w ill practice In the counties oi All business coufidcil to his Silver Pencil Recently received the following popular and valuable Works: Columbus' own Journal of his lirst Voyage, Washington Irving’s Life of Co lumbus, Tales of a Grand Father, by YValter Scott, Lady Morgan’s piquant satirncal Novel, the O’nrieitsaiid O’Ffn- hertys, Flirtation,by Lady Campbell,Stc John’s do. tlie Oltl Testament, Sketches of Persia, Death-Bed Scenes, by Dr. Whar ton, Art of Living Long and Comfor tably, Ude’s French Cook, Lifeol Leilynril, -Also- Tlie Am. Quarterly Review, I Tim American Journal of the The Southern Review, | Medical Sciences. Arrangements have been made, which will m future secure t the iibscrihers, In the up-country, to these valuable periodicals, an ♦jffly and pi oinpt reception ot them. . And a large supply of FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-ir. Re. Also an extensive assortment of Drugs, .Medical Preparations, Patent Medicines, Oils, Paints, Dye-Stufis, Windoiv-Glnss, Spices and Perfumery—A constant supply of finest YVinter Strained Lump Oil—Fine Tobacco nnd Mncknboy ami Scotch Snuff. All of which will be sold at very reasonable prices,far Cash r - ntisfactory paper. March in HEAD QUARTERS, GEORGIA. Milledgeville. January 10,18«9. O RDERS.—Tlie Review and Inspection of the Militia for theyrnr 1-23, liy Ri niments ami Ilntla- lions, will Iwgin on the first Monday in April next. The Major Generals or Commanders of Divisions w ill issue their orders to suit the convenience of tlie .Militia within their respective rmnmands, taking care that the Review s be completed by the first Monday in July following—They will report to Head Quarters tin* time and place their review s w ill commence. Tlie Aids of the Commander in Chief will nssistat the Reviews, nud report directly to Head Quarters. , Brigade Inspectors will transmit to the Commander in Chief, copies of their returns to Division Inspectors. The Re urns must he full, accurate, ami precise’—all acts of in subordination marked, nml appropriately punished, and regular discipline enforced upon Officers ol all grades, and upon men un der their commands. .... . ... The Commander in Chief regrets that it will not he practicable for him to attend all the Reviews. The Generals of Division and Brigade will attend personally to the due execution ol their orders. By the Commander in Chief. J. \V. A. S W’KOIU), Yld-de-Cnmp. M ill-irons, inks &.gudgeons The subscriber hnving reduced his prices for Mill Irons very low, for the sake of ready money, and having been several times disappointed in getting the money at nil, after faithful pro mises,'lie wishes to inform all persons who want such articles that lie feels very thankful for their calls, but is determined to deliver his work only on the cash being paid before it is moved from tlie shop, ns lie lias suffered very severely by a contrary course, to the great prejudice of those w ho have furnished the materials. O’Those who have received work at *20 cents per pound, by promising to pay ready cash, and have failed, may expert to p 55 cents per pound, agreeable to my common rules. Milledgeville, Dec 10 1, T. CUSHING. Town Isuts for Safe, in I'albottan, Talbot County W ILL he offered for sale, on Thursday the 12tli day of March next, the Lots remaining unsoh, mniniug unsoh -aid To\vn, consisting of the most vnlunhle front, corner and ntsiftv's. The tow ii has been made permanent buck lots, of difle by the last Legislature II to attend I lie sale . D „ paid in advance, three annual instalments outlie latter. YVRITP SIIERAKD, ICHAHOD COX, JOHN I’llATT, [\TOTICE—Tlie following Tracts of Land il having been given to the Columbian College, D.C. are now offered for sole by the subscribe**, on a credit until tlie lirst March, 1830, to wit: 260 acres of land, lying in the 3d (list. tlje county of Early, and known nnd distinguished j n the plan of 1 said district by the No 296, drawn by Mary Higgins. From the statements made to the subscriber, it is to he presumed, that this land may well claim the attention of those who are desirous of possessing land in that section. Also one tract of land, lying in tin; county of Wayne, known and distinguished by the No 114, and contain ing 490 acres, more or less, drawn by Oliver Porter of Greene county. Also 202 1-2 acres of land, lyinp and being i tlie county of Dooly, and in the I lth district, No 136, drawn by Vin. Lipscomb of Oglethorpe. Application nmy lie made, by such as desire to purchase, to tlie *'»>*<’* aiipnwno . n f Gntonton, or such Agents as he the payment of the money to the Agent named above. YY’. CLOPTON, Commissioned Agent lor the Columbian College. V ALUABLE PROPERTY. A great Bargain.—The subscriber expecting to spend part <*i jiis time in the low country, offers tlie following valuable PLANTA TIONS lor sale on good terms,or on n long lease lor rent 1200 acres of land on the Appalachie River & Mnrherry’s creek in one body—about 200 acres open land, nml about 800 acres t " remainder good land for cultivation. On the premises then fine-12 saw gin carried by water, nnd about 500 bushels of The land is situated about 10 miles from Monroe, YY'nltnn county, and Kin.-llrs from Athens —said to be ns well watered by springs, anti as h«-nlth> a situation ns any In Georgia. Tlie pi beautiful situation, nnd very tree laud to cuiti Also 270 acres, in one mile ol Covington, with a good grist a saw mill, and a quantity of fine pine lumber, all very handy to the mill, with from 60 to 70 acres of open land ; the place well water ed with fine springs, and said to be very healthy, ami a beautiful situation for a farm, and tlie mills willalways have wiiat grinding nml sawing they can do. Also, on a long |pase, that well known pi. ~ l> THE Baptist rovcnlion will coin- /jivj menee its session in Milledgeville, on Friday the 27th . «f March, in the Presbyterian Church. The Dele te' to tln<> body, are requested to collect and bring the sevt-rn inYfiimu^SltWhoods, subscribed for the Baptist Church Society will hold its first Anniversary (lie Convention. (eh 23 STEAM & POLE BOAT FREIGHTING LINE, between Macon, Savannah ami Churlc'ton. The undersigned Ims procured a strant- — ht>at,(the North-Cnrolina)toiunhetwi cn Mac mi, SatHmmh and Charleston, during tlie approaching hont- "-"‘"l. I lie Ni-rth Candirm is n stnuncli, good boat, has re- i n fugh r« p-tir, nnd I'excelled hv few In speed. She w ill take freight to and from eitlu r plnre. From her ••-m ti uctmnai.d .-a') draft nt water, it is believed she will meet Mi no i.itn.'ultv in i oming to Yfacon whenever the river isiit its Unary boating height. When it is „„t Insuch a state as i. Hcldng Mncnn.slie will be met with such lightet ddhcuhy ingettlns up—so that merchandise shipped will have by Iu The a ill not be detained ontlieriver, on account ot low water. e i'no doubt that by this arrangement, the space vl linn 1 iic-rfohn-eccnsumed iu transporting merchandise between Macon nnd tho.e plnei-s w ill lie shortened at least one half— and as no et- 'pnied to make a safe and exjwdltlous mrnle o H’aspoi lotion, it is I lien-tore hoped nml expected,that tho*o desi- desirable on olijert effected, ami particularly the prosprrity of Macon, will patronise this MONTHLY NOTICES. M ORGAN County, Georgia- court March Term, ir.A— Present his In upcrior , .. honor Judge Kenan. E NISI tor foreclosure—Upon the petition of Ann Taylor, suiting, that David J. E. B. Butler, late of said rounty, heretofore, * • wit: on the first day of October, in the year of ncr Lord 1823, ecuttHl her Ills deed of mortgage to n certain tract or parcel ol land, situate, lying niuHipiiig in Morgan county ami Stab' ol Geor gia, containing 2300 acres,iHiumled by inmls of Peter YValton,lsnnc R. Walton, Milus ('. Nlsla-t, Dmi^lass YVntson, Reliert Taylor, Francis Conk nnd the widow Smith, known as the plantation ot the deceased Waiter Taylor, nml now of the suid David J. E. B. Butler, for the better securing tlie pnyment of dollars, for winch sum lie has given to the said Ann Tuyh.r Ids four several promissory notes for 237.3dollars eucli, heating even date w ith the aforesaid mortgage, and payable one on tin* fir»t day of October, 1824; one on the first of October, 1825; one tin- frsi of October. 1826; nnd the other on tlie lii-kt of October, 18/7. and all bearing interest from the date thereof; a large portion of which «nid sum oi money is yet unpaid—It is therefor", on motion of Hnffold oml Johnson,attorneys fin* tin* pethmer, Ordcretl by the court, that the said David J. E. B. Butler do pay into the Clerk’s office of tlie Hu C AEORGl\,Oglelli»rpc county.—- *1 Smith, nd'ninistrator of John C. Smith, dec’tl. ap letters of dit>minion from said cstotr— This U tlierefore to cite the kindred and creditor* of M to l* and appear at my office within the time pref cribed bf I January 5—inCin EOItGIA, Putnam county.—M«r Cooper administrator on the estate of Ncwtoii < tier'd. n|»r»lie* for letters of dismission— shew cause, If any they have, why said letters of disnrix*lM| not lie granted* Given under my hand U)is2?d day of Augujjt.JcrS. ^ august yit—’aUm - TI1AD. B. REES, f Piin Ylorgan tlie lialame RE W A It 1).—tl nnnwny from tin- Plantation of AaronTofillinson,deceased in the •out.' Jefferson, nbutd the 15th of De-j-n her last.a Negro mnn need DAY - K.vvhn belongs to the « state of the soul deceased.— »'«• is n 'tout well bn.lt young mnn, yellow eotnplexiou k lui'liy dr, a-ul very intelligent, ami was the former carriage driver of ic deceased Mr. Tomli*-«on—h» is pretty well known In Augusta id^ivannah, to one ol which places, he is probably gniie, uud it ” 1, d with forget! free pnpe wills ouisville I- wsville Jan20,—Iiii the aboveicwnrd tor Ihe delivery of the Boy • w ill give 20 Dollars for «ecuring him In a Hint I can get him. ROGER L. GAMBLE. (nil Adm’r. of A. Tomlinson, dec’ll KdTATR or NORTH CAROLINA, City ^ ’ of R ilei-h.— In the Suj rente Court, Dec. Term, A.D. 1323. " ‘ ) Ketunnuti Picket and other Su*annnh .?< hn* nnd others Susannah John? nml others, ORIGINAL HILL. CROSS RILL. ah Pickett l having been mode by the Clerk, touching certain mnt- ■oi.nt herc*ore referred to him, and it appearing to tin Jepllia Pii-ki-tt nrd I'niah Pickett, two of the delen- lie Cro" Bill,reside beyond tlie limits of this State, t« , and are net repri-M-r M ORGAN County, Georgia- Court, September Term, W2R. it Li ii twelve moidiis from this tiiuo. or shew cause to tlie contrary, or the equity of redemption in am! to said mortgaged premises will front thenceforth he barred and forever foredated ; nml that a copy of this rule he served on Ihe mortgagor at least six months before tlie time the money is so directed to lie paid or be published once a month lor twelve month* \n the Georgia Jour nal. A true extract fiow the minute*. March 8,1828. march 17—nil2m JOHN YV. PORTER, Clh Superior -w. vMiuiiioviiu-nitjer Term, luvti. OPY NOTE—(>* orliefore the //>th day of December next, ! promise to pay Jolin Knrrlstm or hearer twenty-five Dollars, v lue rccelveo, October 1st, 1827. Signed, WILLIAM BLACK BURN GEORGIA, Morgan county—Ivrsonfllv came leMore me Joht Harrison amliM-iiu sworn,dt-poseth ami *aith he was jxisdtessedof a cej lnin promissory note, of which the above Is u copy, and that he has lost the same so that it cannot he found. I DIM I1AVR1SON. Sworn to nnd subscribed before me lhi« 4th Scpt.fulier, 1UI8. JOHN C. REESE, J. P. MORGAN Superior Court,Remember Term, 1S28— Rule Wi'i. It apiMsnrinct.i th'-( onrl.upon the affidavit rtf John Harrison, tluu In- possessed a certain pron-i*sor? wotcof which (tie nl>ovels a true copy, nnd t •«( ilwoi ighial has be»*n lost of mi'laid—On mo tion, it i* ordered hr the court, that this rule In* published once* month for six month", uul»w> stidicienl cause be shewn to thecou- trai v nt the next term of thii court, • isq»j filed inll.eCU-ifc’sof- fice w ill be e6tiilili*he<l in lieuot said lost original. A true extract from the minutes ol ihe Superior court, nt Sep tember term, 182«, tills Uth September, UW*. -,»pt ?2--m6m ’ JOHN W. rORTF.R.CIU. mfouGAtr Comity, Grnreiu Superior i-f-M. Court, September Term, 1828. COPY NOTE.—On the 25th l)ee« n»ber next, I p I the Justices of the Inferior court of Moreau county, D l!. JOHN D. SWITT, oiVer.s lii» pro- fesslonm service# to the citizens of Covington nnd the country adjacent. ington, Feh. n~fit JMKDICAL.~ l)rs. II. Eranhttm ./. I. Ilnsirrll, are connected iu the Practice of Medicine. Tli--y promi«e>lricritttetnion toailwlio may wish their •I or .Solicitor In lids court - It is ord« ml flint time he allowed und fot ty-two cents, for value rccelv»*«l,4lb of Jttne, 1827. * ihe suid Lninli and JeptiiH until tlie next teim of this court, to I JRRF.MIAM McGOY i iii theCupitol in this City, on the 2d ; OEORGIA. Morgan county—Thontn* 8. Einghei Dr KIEL BI1AMIAM will continue le is now the owner «*f the debts tine H. k J. BRAND -YM.— ersous indebted are reuttestei Entonton, Feb 23—2t > practice I. v J, Bl eqtteJted to make itmueuiate pt.yn.c TAVERNS. -Y MANSION HOUSE, MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA. THE undersigned ImverngngeO in busieer* under tlie firm of CARNES it MINER, and (lurelinsed tin- old stand know a as Mrs. Jenkins’,oil Hancock Street, where they design keeping a HOI SE OF PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT. YYilhver) litl.e tmpiovi- inent to the lot, they are pleased to announce t<. their fricia’> » the public generally, tliut their llou'ennd its -.itnation has udva tages far superior to any other in Miliedp.i ville occupied us Inn. Iieing retired trout the crowd, well arranged lor the ci.mlt of families, ami ja-rlectl) convenient to the !>t>ita llou**, win nil business relative to land* is transacted. Kritnds and Str.i get s are respectfully invited to cull nnd examire tin J§ \Ns|f)N HOUSE. YV. YY. CARNE Milledgeville, Jan. 1829. C. MlNkf. 3. ;’ Tlie .Ylncnn Messenger. Columbus Enquirer. Athenian, gtjsta Chronicle, and Savanmdt Georgian, it re requested to insert theab ivc weekly three month#. C«|t M. LAFAYETTE HALE, IN MIL.LEDOCVILLE, Is now occii|ii, d ns u TAVKRN, hv JOHN A JONfcS HOUSE OF ENTERTAIN,V1ENT. TRAVELLERS pausing through titfm W'atkinsTlllo, uliirk county, can lie accuminoilntetl » my house on moderate terms. ROBERT R. HARDEN. E? TERTAINiVIENT & HOARD ING HOUSE—The subscriber having taken that lurgi licit*, llie patronage of her friends and the public in general, that she is prepared to entertnin travellers ami private boarders in i genteel manner. Having the assistance of Mr. and Mrs. Biviiv she earnestly hopes to receive a share of jiuhlie patronage, she flatters herself that her charges will la* sufficiently renfonahle to cause a customer to call the second time. There is a stable and carriage house attached to the lot, which is equal to any iu the place, with a good ami experienced '* Macon, Jnn.26, — LI ( INF \ BIRD. THE SUBSCRIBER having made considerable alteration to Ids dwelling house, situate in the tow n of Snndersville, YY'nsldngtnn county. Get on the North side of the court-house square, with the view of upon ing a HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT, v. iii have it in rend ness for the reception of Travellers,by tlie20th in* t. and solicits share of pulilicJintronage. Ilistare will be such ns the counirj affords, and he liattei* himself that lie w ill be able to give sal is Ihe lion to such as may call. (sept 3) M. BROYYP INDIAN QUEEN TAVERN. GEORGE \v. DILLARD, begs leave to nssuie Ids friends and lltr puldic, that he is prepared to accoumio B OOK BINDING.—The Suhscriher has on hand a good stock of materials, in Ills line of Imsine with which he will be aide to execute nil kinds of work, in nn**nt «ml substantial manner. The public may relv on having orders executed promptly. Blank Books w ill lie kept on hand of every ■description; and will lie also made to order, for Cash only, on as Milledgeville. Mnrrhj ARD JOHNSON, Book-Binder. ]Wf (JTICE.—I ,ost n few days past, in thn county of Oglethorpe, a Promissory’Note given by Joel Heart, of tlie county ol Ogiethorpo, payable to me on tin* 25th ull. for 70 dollars—I do forworn all |»er*ons from trailing for said note. jan 10—nifim ,\Q1TILLA (iBF.ER, hi#x mark. A CCORDING to a Bye-Law adopted by III,. Ilinao OK PHYSICIANS OF GEORGIA, m llirir Inte session, each member of the Hoard is required to forward to the Dean, the name and residence of every person to whom they grant temporary license, immediately after granting it, with the date of the same, in order that they may he recorded. Appli cants are reminded that they are required to write Theses, which nretobe handed to me, before, or oil the first tiny oftbc meeting ol the Board. Those who wish their names entered as candidate', •can have it done by sending me their names residence, and title of The?*?, aud paying the postage ol their letters. Their exam- ' ’ )<* eomlltcted tt) (!.“• order they are set down. riuiM* a nation? Win . ». materia, • deficient in any ol tin* will not l«c licet sen "oo nre matt ru.., « ror d| ne to n byc- -seven branches of the iclence of Medicine, a. M i) t . an . law of the Board. A- JO-Nr, Lexington,Ga. Jan |0—e«>3m Surveyor-General's Oj/icr, t'e.b. <>, 182t.< A LL persons addressroir Letters to the Snrveror-General, on tlie business ol his Office, must pay their postage in every instance. , , , . .. Persons wishing their Grants sent bj* Mail, by enclosing the money, post paid.Will receive them promptly by return mail. Tlie price for Grants in the last lottery is 12 dollars—the on all Grants in tin* former Lotteries is 8 dollars—all Head Grant*, not exceed ing 500 acres, 4 dollars and 25 cents—« acres, 7 dollars and 50 cc CEDAR SHOALS. Yellow River, on the road Foin Covington td MeDonnugli, on which there i* two grist and two saw mills, a 50 saw gin, threshing machine, store-house, *mith-shop and tools, large hnrn.gaoddw pi ling house, 'tables, nnd other out-buildings. There is 607 acres of land in the tract, and the pine timber on 1200, nil convenient to the mills. The grist mills make from 10 to 1200 bushels of grain every yearly grinding. The Sherd on the River is said, by good judges, not to i»e inferior to any in all tin* Southern States, for any kind of machinery requiring water power, nnd by nature it i* perfectly protected from all harm or danger by freshets; and there is outlie premises about 100 acres of open land, in a good state for cultivation. Either ofthe above premises would he sold on good terms, and if on a long credit the premises to stai I their own security for payment. A lease w ould he preferred for tlie lastdescrilied. Tin* subscriber has also some valuable lots in McDonough, Hen ry counly, nnd 138, in tin* 7lli dist of said county, a fine lot o! land about 2 miles from Mcbonou-.-h ; with oilier valuable lots ol land In Coweta, Carroll, Troup, Muscogee, nml Lee counties, nil ol which will he sold ns above. For further particular* apply nt Cedar Shoals, and after October to tlie Subscriber in Savnnnali. or John Boston at Cedar Shoals, sept 22 SAMUEL J BRYAN. Columbus, March, 17—tl GEORGE YV DILLARD. ESTHAYS. G EORGIA, Tnlmferrocounty—Lemuel Melear, of Capt. Cobh’s district, tolls before me, Edward Janes, n justice of the pence in nnd for said county, one chesnut sorrel horse, 4 years old next spring, with a blaze in his lace, Ids left forefoot white, about 4 1eet 9or 10inches high ; appraised to 35 dollars by Thomas Guest nnd Richard Anderson, this 21st day of January An extract from the s feb » HENRY PERKINS, C. 1. iie nri tl flu Persons who have not token out grants for their land, nnd who may wish information, by enclosing 25 routs, post paid, 11 -* shall is situn- ■ from any -ceive a Plat with a description of tin* land, the dist; •ted from the site of public buildings in the county, largo or remarkable water course, kc. Plans of the New Purchase, representing all the districts, wn’ ter courses, counties, Le. together w ith tlie new counties of Camp bell nml Randolph, willbe lorwnrded to any per** non the receipt of two dollars. JOHN BETIIUNK, Sur. Gen feh 16— lm Farmers' Fire Insurance if Loan Company, of New York, With aCnpitnl of $500,000, ull paid in, C ONTINUE to tnke Risks against Fire, on Buildings. Furniture, Merchandize, Cotton, Lr. at n moderate premium, t»y HENRY II. FIELD, Agent. Augusta, Geo. Dec. 18 ‘ DIRECTORS. James Tallmadge, YVm. Osborn. James Magee Aaron O. King, Frederick A. Tracy, Thomas Lord, Henry Parish, Robert M. Russell, John W. Leavitt, Jaws McBride, 1 John S. Crary, X hnm £ S J. Oakley, Lewis Curtis, YY in. H. Harrison, Jacob Corlies, H^li* B«il«*y, George Griswold, Ho*erJPrnnt. b JOHN T. CIIAMPLIN, President, ian 31—wlm JOHN KING. Secretary. II old, s ANCOCK Counly, Gcortna. —A large ’ored horse mule. 4 feet 11 inches high, 6 years pots n.:«: the P’Rbeis and a littli* white where tiiecolinr works, rubbed very much ,cnr. unit ynlii.-il nt ns ,lolInr-, wns podlcil n, nn r.lrny on tlieSOl*. °C I ? nuary - 1 V; before lSpnlamin F. Lutimer, E.q. liy Bi-njjimn wll»oii,nl snw county, JAMES II. JONl’-'.C. I. C. fchruai y 9 , - - D OOLY County, Georgia.—Caleb Fair- cloth of Capt Bow mi’s dist. posted before Abel Akritig. - And onesorrel mare with fore white leg*, n blaze in her fore head, about 4 yenrs old in the spring, about Id hands and a half high; appraised to50dollars—Jethro Hollar and Daniel S. Hoi- tan appraisers, January,5th, 1829. feh 9 SAMPSON L. LAMPKIN. C. I. C. C "GEORGIA, Waircn county- W Pocue (oil. before Dnniel Dennii, K.q,n ■ T^OTICE —The subscribers having dispo- COOKE lc COWLES ^ w „etl of their Stock of Good*, to Messrs. Harwell k F< desiroa* of closing the business of the concern, as *jH?edily asyos. ■Ible. All tho-e Imlehled to -■ 1 due, lire euri «iut delay. Eatouion, Jan 29—4t rrlCE —Thu Suhscriber yviIJ offer for vile, on the first Tuesday in March next, it Daniel*' tli Madi* m county. 8or 10 likelv negroes. cnn*i*tlng ol men, wm* • amt children, (tor-fourth of the pur<>lia*e money w ill !»e reqitt r I in hand, tb© remainder with 5 n 12 months, with unproved *ecu rit". (feb23-21) ALLEN DANIEL- m -Alfred G rrel mare about 13 years old,creese fallen, shod before, marked with the saddle ami gear, a star iu the forehead about 4 feet 1«» or 11 incites high, trots and cauters ; appraised to25dollars. January 27, 1829. jnn 31 THOMAS GIBSON. C. I. C. D E K VLB County, Georgin. Ilost-y Maner, of the 469th dist G. M. posted hofori Meredith Collier, E*q. one sorrel mare, 12 or I I years old, 14 hands high, blaze iu her forehead, white spot from her withers to her loin, scar on tin* near shoulder, supposed to lie swinuey, shod helm flax mane and tail; appraised by Aston Herrin and Edwart Sims, to 40 dollars, 2d February, 1829. feb 16 MURPIIEY, C. 1. C, MVORG tN County, tJi-orjjjii, Sun.ucl i.f JL Arrihgtan, of Capt. Farrow’s dist. tolled before Joseph Yforrow, Esq. one hay horse, swab loll, s*»mw sathlle bin/.e face front Ills eye* down, liolh Itiml leg* white up to his hunts, 'ain hang* on the left side, shod ail round, !♦ years old. 5 feet high, a natural trotter; appraised by James II. Giles and Thomas Hollis to 45 dollnrs, February 4,1829. fobjB WILLIAM BANDY, C. I. 0. TBtYEI) OR STOLEN from ilu-su!) Mansion house, at die cor ncr of the Court-House Square, and Mulberry Street Macon, Georgin. BULLOCK .k \\ ELLS have again taken charge of this known Establishment, (formerly under their rare,) nml v will, in future, rereive the immediate and particular superi, of .Mr. YY KLLS—w ho hopes, front Itisdeterminid a.*M(iiti(y house, and attention to tho*e who his past expe ept against the ertherein rontalned; nml unless suel • *, 1 lint the *nbl n-port lie taken ns 1-ninlt nnd Jeptha. At. d it is in tiered flint n ropy of this l of Government of the State , • newspaper printed nt tin* JOHN L. HENDERSON, C ii i.-iiiii %. in an/ in-mu- ... coptlon lie then note which was in hi* hand* as Treasurer of Slorgan county, luslve upon the Jrreniiah MeCoy, and that lie ha* lost or ndstaid the *iyne so that • cannot now find it THOM YB S KING Sworn to nnd subscribed before ire this 1st of 1ei>temher, 1828 Test, JOHN W. PORTE.l.Clerk. MORGAN Superior Court. September Term, 1*28— Rule Niw I.EORfilA, Washington wunty.- mon H. Vlrhers, odmlnUlrator on tht ritale of \ Vickers, dec’d. applies for letters of dUmts*lofi iKerofroilr-- This is therefore to cite the kindred ond creditors of snk to appear nt my office, within the time prescribed by lnw.f r-auM-. If any they have, why said letter* should not tm gra_ h “’" ‘FRANCIS -r.^KKtlLL’K'c. I I N Morgan Superior Court, Heptfclj Term, 1828—Rule Nisi to Forerlose Mortgage. j Stewart k Harernvee v*. Bennett Fitzpatrick. UPON the petition of Messrs. Stewart L BarpttW;*t*II| Bennett Fitzpatrick of tire county aforesaid, heretofore, I on the2“k1 day of July, In the year UJ27, executed his e mortgage In and to a certain tract ay parcel of land, litnpi nnd Iieing in the county of Morgan Aforesaid,nnd known ( tingul'licd in the plan ot the 4th district of originally " metis of a certain promts e, bearing eves date wfl r gv i aforesaid mortgage,exec Jtedby tbessiid Bennett FILxpati C piilile on the Hull day of July next thtvealtiT to Jotni Cu oi or order, forth* sum of 900 dollars. h«-sides iiitercsh j w id nob* HfUidoraod by the «aid John Cunnirghm Bri'wn.asid lit sa:il Thomas Brown to Jnimw Fitzj sajd James Pifxputrlch («tin* said Stewart It Hargraves, j said note isyet unpaid—It i* therefore, on motion ofYVlny Dawson, attorney for petitioners, ordered that the said Fitzpatrick do pay into the Clerk’* office of the Superior t fin* said county of Morgan, xvilhin six montiis (Vom this tli amount of said promissory not#, principal and interest, * rk/i all logsi costs, nrshvw cause to the contrary, or the redemption in ami to said mortgaged premise* will he them barred nn(Wnr«v«r (Bnscloxed; ami that a copy of this rule veil on the mortgagee or his specie] agent, tu least three i liefore the time thfxnonay is/*o directed to lie raid, or tha^ published in one of tiie public gwrtlesof this Statu once a torr-lx month*. A true extiact from the minutes of the Rurerior court, her Term, 1823, this 0th day of Scpfttnberj 1828.^ Ii inner, * JOHN W. POP.TKR. \ to nstniilish (opt Note. IT nppenring from the affidavit of’rhomasS. King, that be 1 *•*■ **— , nnd in |tosM**sion, as Treasurer ol Morgan county, a note on r»i, ji j 7 r ~T» j r ' — I Jeremiah McCoy for fifry dollars nnd fotiy-iwn cents, dm 2fah -Iff the / f.tiple OJ I»lifts County. Dec. IKj7,nnd tlmt Ihe some is lo*k <*r mliiald—Wherenpon, it'i« At OI TAIN s|»0! : T RE I 'HEAT, Dec. 15, 1815. 1 ordered, that a copy in substance, fled in fhe Clerk’s office offfiiis F 7IP1 I fl\Y ( I'JT/r w I ,«.» «• ,rl i iii Hen court, lie cstnhllslied in lieu of said lost original at tlie next term (M.liliUll-l I i l/,l, .'---I COt II glimpRO 0 f thisrnun, uiileim nuffirli-lil rnll.i-lip .lipwn tothefontmry.nnd of nn anoiiynnious Handbill a fi w dn)« since, l ontnining that a copy of thi* a rulc lie put fished in one of the gazettes of this C *()1'Y—One day niter date, 1" pro* 7 to pay Avery Wheeler, on hundred and forty ilollaa value received, October I Ith. 18£L 1 Signed. FRANCIS MKRClfl GEORGIA, Twiggs Superior Court, September term 11 AM McOO\. \v |»* rea*. it apt»«»r» by testknony, buhniitte<l tn this Court! being duly rwora tiie note oi widen tip above, Lsv. cony baa ln.vn lost, antB e n true copy of a dwe were no credits on the sanrn, ordered that ihe said Kl llercicr, or hi* i vprespti.ationfl.E.-ew cau e, on or before thf day of text tenn, why said ropy should not he established ii of said lost orizinul. And if isffiirthor ordered tlmt this ri Personally M*r* cd upon caid Mcrcier. or his representatives.! In three month* from this date, or tiiut service he perfeefd publication thereof, once a month for three months, in the | gi* Journal. .A mie ci»;iy from the minutes, this 3thOctober, 1828. e, allot whiili I declare tn lie false i ugh amongst them e replied to it, had Bounded, n-d i!u*y do n*)t cont-dn truth make me the Jen-1 angry, nor ihould I h not |i**i ii to vrr-tily son •• ( f my IV'h utls. 1*-t. 1 -in. charged v. ith having drawn money to pay the guard of iidwell YYatts, and tlmt I failed to do so. So fur from tlmt I have paid out of my owninoney ahouttlnee hundred dollars and er have receivi d tL«* first r» nt in ri muncnltinn. I dr» w n.on* it is true,out of Bank, lor the purpose ot paying for rations ; but '* my uw ii i esjnmsiliility, w hi* h I paid at tnatui ity Slate once a n.ontli for six months. A true extract from I lie minute* ember Term, 1823, this Pth day of sept 22—mOin ,i(IK\ W. WlF.TF.B, Clerk. M ORGAN County, Georgia—-—Inferior Court,sitting for ordinary wur|»ossss, Al day of Deciunbcr, honor* Isunc vYuiker, Ntohatibd Allan, W2R—Present their oiing Stokes - On ike appliciitipn of YVIIIiani King, ndnifnistmtor of Lymau' y\and that he had no Rontuiui, deceased, praying to lie disinisaed from the fun in * ud- about ministration of said ertate ; und it appeartog to tlM court, that * *'*“* he tat* fully mlnilnisfare<l said entate—Whereupon, It t* ordered, lliiit alter si* umutlis putilieationof Shi*rule to ♦%,- (toorgiaJ , iiii* tillucmnrr, ihzu. j HENRY M. TERRELLJ ‘2nd. Of making use ot McIntosh’ legal heirs, w hlch i* fiihe. Meliuosh had five wives twenty five children, among u hom w ere Chilly nnd John ; the grown, very *mnrt,nnd had good education, nnd did all tin* ui ^ oi(o , ^ * forjheir lather; 1, iiisltud of iiiaking, was coiibideridile | ,^,1^ jj„. administrator will lie dismissed, unit*** eausektaall lie to the CAintrary. of which all pen on s coucctM'd are desfr- frienu* nml august 25 commercial uotei •spectlully forms liis friend* that lie ha*, open u n l|OI>E teJIeis**.*. Boarders,on Main • ri-.'*'. His hne.se t* large and ^vki-t nfioids w iii at all times i Europe is receited at every n New Volk receited weekly, D. HKCKET. .1 WF. The subscriber very ul the public general! OF E N T E R I’AIN M E N T, for 'I street, in the midst ot tin Cotton -onvenient, and the la*st that tl-** »«• in plenty. The latest news li t arrival, and the eurrent prices ft beside* different papers daily. <’oliiinhia. S. C. Dec 1 ! - it TO THE PUBLIC.—Me . _ KENDRICK ALLFORD CLOPTON, in connec- JilJHL tioiiwitli V II. BEAL, have taken the house in En- onton, Know tins the Manskm l|ou«e, heretofore occupied by Beni & Kinilirotigh, as a House of Entertainment, situated on the Khm corner ol the nubile aquure, in the most pleasant part of the vil lage. From Sirs. Kendrick'* long expei ii nee in business,(both in Entonton anti Monticeilo) she hopes to share a [-r.rtof the public patronnge. dec C—tl' A. G R EENESBOItOUG It, GEOR- (;| \—The Sulisrrlheruhn' e taken possession ot the* Hotel, formerly oecupied by Mr. TIios. YV. <;rinies. ■ They deem it uimeces'ai y to expatiate upon tIn- ■cr by Mclnto'li’-d*ath. 3d. (il being the hailor of F. G, Brown, which is equally false ‘ w ith the rest. I uevt r saw liim, nor never knew there was such a 1 an tinder tlie canopy of heavi n, until I saw it pultlishi d in the i mdliiii ; the writer of which must have known mon* of him ! lrown) than I did. *tt h. A letter directed toT. O. Cochran, tomy care. I nm no more nccountaldefor that, than it I had been Pi-st master,iillMnd«*<l it out At the tale oftliHt letter there wns no Post Office nearer tluin Mon- = i*llo or Forsyth, nml nil the letters to persons near the Spring*, j redirected tomy care. Tlmt did not authorise me to opeulthcm, , nor lay nte liable for the content* ofthosc letters. There wns noth i ing nt that time alleged against Cochran, hut when 1 found he was dishonest, there was no man sought harder to bring him to justice titan 1 did. All those charges should necessarily Itnve been enter ed nn Koine record, nnd I challenge an investigation. The hand bill 1 hevieve to have been founded on political prejudice, which unjust und wrong ; one ofthe greatest liberties** have is to volt* for whom we please, ami no person ought tosay “why do you Nature has not designed us nil to see alike and il In right it should lie so. I once (as il is termed) was n Clark man, hut got onvinredl wns wrong-I am nlway s open to conviction. Dur ing the late wnr. Great Britain sent among the Creek nation, em issaries, loaded with money, guns, nnd amunition, tomnliawk* •cnlping knives, who enticed tlie most influential Chiefs to come out nnd prophesy nnder the influence oi the Great Spirit, w lm put tlirlr meosun into execution, and prove*! successful nnd ‘ i*ni were siMitto Gen. William McIntosh, by little Prince ami , Warrior to raise Ihe whole ofthe Warrior* nnder his com mand, to take up arm nnd fight a gainst the United Mates. McIn tosh raised his men accordingly, Imt instead of joining tin* Briti-h, in* (liken true republican,) marched hi* warrior* nnd Joined the Hero,Gen. Jackson, nnd there wns received and fought bravely. They were always putin front ofthe battle, 8t t>ro»r*i successful. When tin* wnr was over, Gen. J nelson had all those prophet*, ringleader* and instigators, of th« war put to dentil, nnd wrote a Treaty, not a* other Treaties where there is stipulation, hut star ted ngreenh|etoth<‘Coiistitutionnfthe United *tate* and the arti cle* ol warfare, I demand from you the Whole Territory. Tlie Constitution of the United State* expressly snytif any man either white or red take up arms nnd fight against the United Ktat**, they never *hnll claim nnrown so! Fa gain within the United States. Tills wns n w ise nrticlein the Constitution to prevent Tories en grossing our landing points on the Sen-hoard, hut ihe triwty fore demand from them the whole ol their Territory, a* Gen. William McIntosh. Gtometustnungee, Y'-hwiofciir their wnrriors, itnve been valiant Warriors. L have fought tirnve- ly in befell of the Untied Sjnfc*. I ce«le to them certain limits ' eluding tin* present Creek nation. The Trentien of 1821 tu front Onkmulgeeto Clinttnhoochieriver*.— Whet;the Treaty was signed the hostile# exnret the friendly party. McIntosh consented, and iu rtte council they expressed n irent desire to reunite, McIntosh told them he could *iot, but would co-i'ult the President and Secretary nt War, nnd if there wa* no objection lie hnd none, as they had been deluded liyfnlse prophet*. He went to Washington City, roummnirnted llmir wish to thr Presiilcnt and Secretary of War nnd receive*! for nn«wer, “ tliclnnd that was granted to you nt Fort Jackson, your lard, nnd never shall lie tnT.cn uwny from you only liy fair and equitable Treaty through the United Stale* and fora valua ble considenilio the nation in tin .... made. I fou l a number ol our party crying out fraud and treachery, nnd I thooc , *f if we got lit*- IhiiiI it would interest every citizen in Georgia, either directly or indirectly ; and win* the interest of the State came io contact with tlie party feeling it should vied, nnd that every citizen in Georgin ought to *av General Government, the land it* ours, the Treaty is ratified nnd heroine the supreme law of (fu-(nnd, nnd we intern! to hold if, “peaceably if weritn & forcibly if we must," k cannot say it In plain nml distinct language titan to vote for Troup Oovet nor, anil under tlii* view of tlie subject did I vote for TIIOV |’. f«*h.Itl—0t. JOEL BAI.EY. fd to t ake notice. \ true extract from the minutes ol the court of ordinary, cember 3*1. IC28. JOIta W. 1-OBTBH.Clk. O GLETHORPE County, Georgia—Hu- M Stnlians Ki-'r. iM Rii-h.rif Hhnmuiu, err’d, applun. for letter* of disntisvioii from «aid estate. This is therefor# tocite the kindred uud rrcdJlor* of said dec*d. to he nml np|>ear at my office withiu the Ujm- |>r«*crihe<i tiv law to slu-'W ennse, if nny they have, why said lette.r* shouldaothe anau tnl. Gives under niy naudthi*4tli*iay of Sept. 1828. sept.22—ni6m ISAAC HARDEMAN, D.C.C.O. C 2J.EORGIA, Monroe county. W fi. Pritchard,uilmiuistrator ou thee* —William ... , ... eof Arthur Cot- , late of mi iii uni My, ttac'd. applies for Jeuara 6f dicminKion ( GEORGIA, Greene county, Court of J W dinary, November Term, 1828—Present the Ilond David $. Terrell, Francis YY'est, and Jnmes 5. Pork. Upon the petition of Thomas P. Wagr.on, stating to the i that Red mon Thornton, inte of said county, dec’d. did In 1' time, execute to hint,said Wagnnn, Iii* bond or written * tion, to execute title* to a certain niece or parcel of land! talnSng7| acres, more or less,on which Theophi|u> Burk for! lived, being part of a 650 acre survey, originally granted tor phi'ii Heard, situate, lylna and briiyi on the North fork of I dice (a copy of wliich-nuiu homi ta to raid petition Mnnexedf^ it luring (further statcdBi: sr.id petition, that said Rcdmon Tnffi deported this life, w itbout having executed said titles an raid Thomas V. YVagnon, having petitioned thia court for a dor. directing the Excutorsgf tlu* last w ill ami testament o! ItcOoion 7’lioruton, dcc’d. toewcAite titles to aalil land, ini lUinnce with said bond. It i« therefore ordeivd that notice of application lie given for throe months in one of the puidid zetteof this Stab*, and lathe public places of thee* at thefirstterni of this cntiir, after the expiration * Un «e month,, the Executors of said deceased, will be dii execute wxid tltlea in comptlaBCc witli said bond, and und* provUionH •»# tiie statute, uolcos cause be shew n to the eontr Extract fr om the miaute*. EBENE7.EB TORRENCE, C. C C ’N EOKGIA, De Hath County.--Coi W Ordinary. January Tarm, li20. Present their Georg* Clifton, KeiilicnCout'.Qnd Jauwa l/cnion, Esq*. UPON the petition of Q. YT. Jdftwoa and t.’ociman HmltJ tins that Uvunettsorrels, latewf raid county,dec'll.did iu hi execute title* to a certain picet or parcel * f laud, kuo pro*' Tr i the tion of the mler tlioi r patronage ot tin- llo their charges w ill he quite re Iu conclusion, they pledge them-elves to u*»* who may call upon them roinbnlubli 1 llmi tiu*/mb it a continua- [•quence oft lie I'onnble; nnd, rHUIFi StilHcribfTR having purchascH the 13 entire eTOCK of GOODS owned bv Messrs. COOKK k COWLK'*. w ill continue to occupythe Imilding in which the bu- «i •• ** lm* been heretofore conducted.—The patronage of the friend* nnd customer* nt fhe former ronrern, and the puhllrge- nerrd'y. is re#i»ecilully solicited. They will keep on linnd a c*>n* *tnr,t *npfdy of Hintdcniid Fancy Dry Goo*ls, llariiware, Cutlery kc. all «*f which will be sold on reasonable terms. LEWIS P, HARWELL K-torfpo. FebS—U WILLIAM FORT. <y hnve, why raiti letter* nhould not be grunted. Given under my iiaud this Kith day of Oct. 1828. octobaraf—mflm elias bp.all. c. o C 'J.EOItGIA, Lincoln county—Inthc Su- W perior court of said county. Upon th’e application of ilnr- dy Lcverett, praying the estahlbhuient *.l a ropy of the la*t will and testament of Rnndol Ramsey, and it tiring made iipm-ar to said court, tliut the Inst will and testament of said Raiuioil Knm- M*y.hn*br*-n lout or destroyed, and a copy of the same in sub stance. submitted to the court, and proven to fie n copy of said lust will and testament, und filed in the Clerk* Office of said coun ty ; on motion, it is therefore ordered by the court, that said copy tld r - rule lie published once a month, six months, in one of the public gazette* of this State. I certify the foregoing rule, a true ropy from the minutes of raid court, October30th, 1823. t. 10—luGiii PETER LAMAR. Clk ny cxet Smith administrator an said lot of land, iu comply _ dered, that notice of this ftpplic*ti< ruttai salil titles, rum tiie rain ##. n v onnson uno having petitioned this u-urt for m order direct! ,or uiaTu*toiio4«Arwtrif ftfsaid deeM toraecuteti and, in compibinae with said tawd—It Is thcrefd tj# given for three mon w ... of 7 the puhlirigarettwof this 8tiita%ml at the first term court, utter the expiration of said line the administrator« dec’*! will he directed to esecote titles in compliance will bond,and under the provisions of (lift stotjite, unless cau shewn to the contrary. Extract from the minutes, 10th January, 1829. jnn 20-m3m C. MURPIIEY, C. C LAWS OF THE U. STATE! ■ BALDWIN county, (feorifm—Roller! MW Mct’oinlis and John Miller, adm'r*. on the estate of Na- tliauiel KiiMpp,dec'll. hikI mlm'r*. de Imnis non on the estate ol Reyniomi Knapp,der'd. applies for letters of dismission from suid This is tlierefore to cite the kindred and creditors of said der’d to appear at inv office, within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, il nny they have, wliv said letter*should not be granted. Given under my hand this 4th day of September, 1828. ptember5-tn6m _ itiio. t. grkenk. c (’ o. Co*lrt of Ol id S. Terrell, C S EOItGIA, Greene county—*'e M dinary, November Term, 1823.— Present Dai of YVm. Fears, dec’d. applies for letters of dismission from said estate. This!* therefore Incite the kindred nnd rrcditorsof said der’d, to lie and appear at niy office, within tlie time prescribed by law to shew cau*e, if any they have why *ai*l letters of dismission should not he granted. Given unoer niy hand this 8th day ol Nov.11523. nov 10—mfiro KitENEZF.R TtiRREVUE. Clk. EOItGIA, Mmiroc county. John W Stalling*, Ailiuinlstrntor on the estate **f YVillhini Nunn, dec’*!, applies for fetters of dismission from * aid estate, This is therefore to cite the kindred nnd creditor* of said dec’d to appear at my office within tlie time prescribed by law, to shew cau«e, if any they have, why said letters should not la* granted. Given under niy ha mi this 3*1 day of September, 1828. M-pi. 15—nifim ' ELIAS BEALL, C. C. O Gil.BERT ^ GRIMES. TsOO 1)01.1. ^ISS. rixo THE PUBLIC.—Wcilic undersign- m eil relatives of 111*' Inte Jethro J ACKSON, dec’d. nil* riti- zeusof I-’orOu county, Georgia, «lo hereliv offer a reward nl flb Dollar', lorth '/ipprelien-ioii an«t safe delivery at tlie county, ol one PJIlLLIP H \TTO\. I; * a « fz* m l 1WTOTICE. All persons nrc hereby for- 1. M wnriM**l from trailing for three notes of hand of tiie follow ing i!e*rri|'iinn,to wit_: two for 30 dollars inch, and one for 24 dollars ami 50ce»t*. sivt etl hr Julius Rohttck and John Fnlrcjoth nml given to the guardian nr the minora ofJamea T. Thomni, i'i-i-’iI. for that the consideration for which said notes were given lia* failed. Said note* were given on tlie Lth ot Januury, 1829, nml payable on tiie 25th December, 1829. feh if—R JULIUS ROBTTCK. C 2J.EORGIA, Tntlnnll rounty—TnJustice ra " illiam Tippirs, greeting—YVlirreas on the Kith day of the presn.t in*tniit, in the county aforesaid, I, tin* within named frw in Moore, <iid swear that I bad just reasons to believe that John IL Smith had committed forgery by signing one not col hum! for tin- amount of 30 dollar*, nnd said note being dated 10th day ot February, 1828, ami I the *ui*l Irwin, after meditating and ha ving been in conscience bound to recollect the signing of the same, t do hereby authorise you to set aside nil proceedings, a* respects ! I he case, ns said Smith * innocent ill said crime forgery—Tliere- od of llcnvi-n to forgive me, and also lie screened I* of the law in said rase by Smith— C JEOIUilA, Wilkinson county.—Elijah M Hogan,administrator on the estnteof Grifiin Hogan, der'd applies for letters of dismission on *nid estate— This Is therefore to ell (-the kindred nnd creditors oi said dec’d. to appear a) inv office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cnu*e, If any they have, why ««id letters m)iou|«1 not he gi anted. Given unnermy hand this 12'Ii day of December, 1828. dec 18—mOm ALPHA! s BEALL, (•• c. o C 'JEORIilA,Pulnski county.—William B Poulan, adni’t. on the estate of Pettaway Mann, de applies for letters of dismission b om said estate. This Is therefore to c.ile the Kindred and creditor of said der'd. to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed liy Inw, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters of dismission should not he granted. Given under my hand this 13th ilnv of December, 1820. dec 18- infim YVF.s LEV V A 11 BROUGH. ('■ r . EORlilA, (Jrueiic* county—Court of Or* IT ilinary. .May Term, 1828—Present tin* hon. Thomas Stocks, James 8. Park YVilliuni Cone, and Francis YY’est. On the application of Thomas J. Park, adm’r. of James Park, Sr. dec’ll, praying to he dismissed from the estate of his intestate—It is ordered. Thntsaid Thomas J. Pari, fa* dismissed from said es tate, aRer six months publication of this order in the Georgia Journal, unless ‘ * 1 cerucd iu - sept 29- v ith n«tify the innocent, I will confrs '■iid rase. voluntary will, without any reward or for April, l*’73. id John II. Smitiio .... ... . Kith i ile’liherate murder on the body nt tlie leading from Tlioninsi.'' **' 1 , '' 1 ’ quest and entreat c ■' per n the ill’ Mill! filiispoted per inanity to me their heat exertions to Drug has violated the most sacred obligation* which can bind ED.Y1I NO J YCKNGN, YV.M II. EDYY AllD '(MIN s (Miv.-Sr. 1 is x mnr!;. I.nrt | -O.OlUil (. T„((„„l! drone I . Tipi, nail ''•slrat*'lor *nnl ro|iniy—pe--*oiially came iMdore nie.li lo tlirrcfore re- > who after being duly sworn «nit Ii lie and friend* of lm- | !l! s . justlf** a nmn who ,, r „„„. IU R ,„ )Bf ojj| ' * ai'l' M oorc'* 'I ien I’i n g' 1 m,u ’’ n " ,,, j0 „ n SANDS, his Sworn to hetnre methis22d Apri YVe subjoin as correct a descrip ROBERTJ YCKSON ALBURTUS JACKSON, M YKK IALKMIN, WILLI YM II. S lUNDER*, iortof Mr. IlnttoN a* practica- . Ilattox is a man of nliolU 6 feet or probably heiglit, dark hair, gray eyes, and of yellow complexion, and \ proportioned, 28 or 29 years old, « lien Rpd.ken to * lie ha* a difficulty of utterance, but not so irtRcIi n inipedimcnt in Ids speech, and a down look, from > Irwin Moore sign tlie w r it ten'instrument of w riling ns wrote iii the same • cnnipuKion h> Smith or nny other fierson or Reward (deponent knows, nnd that sol*! pnpe 8 ■HR! tie ILelitower Trail, 11 miles above Covington, a large SORREl toRSE. ko g*H>d order, about 10 or II year* old, marked wit saddle, one small '|H»t on his hack that is entirely naked, « *ia - hi* forehead, some mark* of the collar on hi* shoulders, a spll the hoof of one of the fore feet, heavy built. :uid rack' to.era e well. Any infer mail no that ran be given to the subscribe* sperting the above described horse will he thankfully receiv. if february ff?—It* yy'ILLIAM FANNIN. imUHi. J contusion re- the head irom the toll of a limb, Ids neck appear** to lie stiff at times wlii'ii moving, on the outer edge ol the car. if closely exutidned. there U u small notch or gap caused from inflnmation, on one of hi* knees (supposed to * «* the right) there is a scar can- sell I'nj,i, the cut (.1 ft orawins knife, presumed not yet healed, having been Imt recently done', atHl "ants a foretooth, also iq. (■lined to lie a Util* liow legged. I 'pson countv, Ga. Feh. 23, 1823,—3t 1 rTlic Nashville (T.) Whig, Frankfurt (K.) krgn*. Alabama Sentinel, Floridlnn,and South Carolina State Gazette, will pub lish tlienbovp3 times and forward their account* to this Office. WO I K E-—My wife Sabah hnving Id i. w niy bed and hoard w it bout nny just cause, ail person* in hereby torwarned from crediting her or contracting with her i. my manner,or harlmringor tmaiding her nn my p-c.iiini.in | urn (li'tenidaeil not to In* Itoumi in any manner no tier account, feb 16 St WILLIAM DARN \I D ftJoTlGE—The Hiihscriln-r will pny ca.-' . M i>»r 25,000 w eight of good mercnnlable HIDES.dcdvere* him hi Entonton, nt his tan yard, sept. 15—w€m CHARLES ROOT, L CO. GEORGE U. TIPPINO, J. P. TATTNALL COUNTY—Ido hereby certify tld* i* a true cop' of the affidavit an«l original confession of Irwj ilav of Inniiniy, 182°. feh 16—2t OOK AT THIS.—The Comminsionfirs _ i of the Chattahoochee Navigation, above the Cow et:i Full', are requested to meet at the Standing Peach Tree, on tlie Chatta hoochee, in De Kalb county, on Friday the 27th of Mnrcli next, by order ofthe Board. Punctual attendance i* expected, as arrange- . .*— e *.* the ensuing sea. JACOB R. BROOKS, Secretary. cbesliewnto the contrary, of which all con- - hereby notified. Extract from the minutes. mfim EBENEZF.R TORRENCE, Clk. C ^EORiilA, Hancock county—By an or JC dcrol the Inferior court of said county, sitting for ordinary f urpoM'ft, nolire i* hereby given to the creditors ol Archihahl 1). leron, late of said rountv, dec’d. alien to appear before said court within 12 months from the date hereof, and prove theirilebls to thf - ' *•— ,J KOlKil A, Putnuni county.—Joint Love W administrator outlie estate ofTImnia.. O’Conner,deceased, applies for letter' dUndssory— These are therefore to cite the kimlreil ami creditors of said dec’ll, to appear at my office within the,time prescribed by law , to shew cause, if any they have, why said loiters 'hould not be granted. Given under my liuixl this 13th January. 1829. jan 26—mtim YY WILSON. <\ C. O. P UTNAM Counly, Georgia John R. YYilltourn, administrator on tlie estate of James Murphey, applies for letter* of dismission from said estate— This is therefore to cite the kindred nml creditors of «nid dec’d. to annearat niy office, within the time prescribed by law, to she they hnve, why sniil letter' should not be granted. * * * dav of November, 1828. Til Yl). It. REES, C. r. O. .... ills and preparations for working ion are to be made. fel-fl-St LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO FBI* dlP LOWS U ANTKI), frum (l„;„«c „f IS („ 2-,y-„r.,r„r "l, „ tain ..ill ho Rlvon. TI,o .ub.mb.-r wM! oh»w until (lie (Oil, April next IAJ1KS K. JUNES, cilntoo. FrliD HTL fer Discovery, Relief and Injunc tion, in Do K»lt> Suprrlor Court,Orlotirr Toro,, IS'.n. Willi,,n, II. Amtorw,,, v, Chnrlo. Huronfc Co. ,-(' nnoonrinc to the rnurl, ,, (l,o rolnrn of tho shorilT, thnl lUo r,.,,dSm. r, .'lr o,i, r,f (l,r rountjofnr K.lh, It i« twdrred, ,l,o, „n.»rr ,1,0 oompltilnunt. Mil, J, (ho . xi tom, of (l,i. court,nnd (lint torvirr bo porfoctod l,y n„t,l,r„- ,,in 01,00 nmonlll for Hire month., or .ervod por.ormllj • (ii fentlftiit*. n served personally upon A trueexir.-'ct frou*. tire minutes .SOll^Dec. 1RJ», - indiy jy.YMKl STONE. Clk- C ^EORGIV, Haldwin county.—Goodwin K Myrleh, executor of Ihe last will nnd testament of Drury Jackson, dec’d. applies for letters of dismission from said estate. Tliisis therefore to cite the kindred and creditors of said der'd. to appear at niy office,within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, il any they have, why raid letters should not he granted. Given under niy hand this 5th day of January. tR29. jan 12-tiHim R. A. GREENE, C. C. O. ^ EOPGIA, Greene county- , „ Court of Or- _W dinar' , January adjourned Term. IR2P. Present the lion. Thomas Stocks, Francis YY'est, James S. Tark, nnd Robert Booth. On tlie application of YY'illiatn Dun* an. administrator of Ram » Duncan, ana Joseph ('atcliin, administrator ol John Catciiin, d«- ceased, praying to be dismissed from their said ailmiaistration*— And it appearing to the court, their estates Itnve been fully adiui* istered—It frnroered, That they lie respectively dismissed. itA« *i\ montiis pulilicntiou of tills order in Ihe Georgia Journal, it le*'cause he shewn to the contrary, of which ail concerned wil take due notice. Extract from the minutes, feb 9—mCio JIfUM W. GRIMES. Clk- [HY JUTHOItlTY] Laws of ills United Stales .passed at the See, Session of the Twentieth Congress. [Nn. 0] AN ACT lo nmnnd an art enti-.led ‘ An act u> hutu-r ,,rpHi,iza(ion of ihr Medic,it Departmi the Navy," approval! 24ih May, 1820. n, it nnaetid hy the Senate and House of Be) entuliees of the United Stales of America iu Co ng assembled, Thoi every Serpeon who wa« in the vy, et (lie time of (ho pau.agc of tho act for the ter nrRnoi/.atinn of the Medical Department of Nuvy Bpproved twenty-fourth ef Mny one thou cifjht hundred and twenty eight, shall bu rmillet the additional pay and rations (according to lengl service) provided for hy the fourth section of act, nolwilhetandiog such Surgeons may no* been osnmmed or received their appointments in manner prescribed by the first section thereof ANDREW STEVENSON, Speaker of the Mouse of Representalis, JOHN C CALHOUN, Vico President of tin. United States, und President of the Senate. Approved, 21st January *82:1. JOHN QUINCY ADAM rN~7] AN ACT (or altering the times for holding the sions of the Circuit Court of the United 81 for the Dislli.'t of Georgia, at the places prov by Iniv. lie il enacted try the Senate and House of Be sentatim s of the United St,\tes of America iu I press assembled, T„at the sinh Cin oil Court o* United Stales lor the District of Georgia, which i I,,iv appointed l„ he hidden on Ihe fourth Mondi N veo,her, annually, at Savannah, in tho said S shall heresfier he hidden on the Thursday after first Monday in November, annually, nt Milledgei in the said Slate; and that the session of 111. Court which is now required hy law to be liolitm Ihe sislfi day of May unntially, at Milledgevilli tho said Siat„, shall hereafter be holden on (he Tl day afiiei tin, first Monday in May annually, a vnnnnli, in the said Slate ; and that all proeesa, w shall have been issued, and all recognisances re able, and all suits and other proceedings, whieh been continued lo the suid Courts respective!; the days, and nt tho places heretofore provider law fur their meeting, shall ha returned, and list be continued to the enid Courts, at the time, places herein provided for the meeting of said C respectively. Appro.cd: 21st January, 1829. (No 8] AN ACT to allow a salary to the Marshal ofthe ero District of Virginia He it enacted by the Senate and House of Re entatires of the United States of America in Ctm t assembled. Thai Ihe auin ofiwo hundred dolla and (he same hereby is, allowed, annually, as a ■ to the Marshal of the Ea.tern District of Virgini Approved : 21at Januuiy, 1829. [nTo] AN ACT lo establish a Port of Entry at Magi in FlmiJa. De it enneted hy the Senate and House nf‘,Rt entatires of the. United States of America in gress assembled, Thai all ihe ports harbors, al and waters, of ih<* main land of Florida, and r islands opposite nnd nearest thereto, extending Oeklockney hay to Charlotte harbor, be, and tiu hor. by,established a Collection District,by the of the Si Mark’s District; nnd a port of entry he established al Magnolia for said District,! Collector shall be appointed, who shall give tht bond, perform the same duties, and be entitled sumo compensation and fees, as the Collectors i .ilher D, trials in Florida Ser 2 And he it further emitted, Tlmt al art of Florida, between the St. Mary’s and St., • Ivor, shall be annexed to. and mako a pari 4 Collodion District of St. Augustiuc. Approved : 21st January, 1$J9.

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The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, March 02, 1829, Image 1