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PUBLIC MALUM.
Bnl4wftn ftlirrtir Miilvs.
W II.I. he Mid on the firti Tuesday ia AHHClsr treat,
before tire court-house 4«*or, in tire city #f Milledgc-
will*, between the ni.ial hours of sale, tbe following properly,
eegroea, Martha aa.l Irer three children, 2 Billiard To-
bio*. dares, Lamp*, an I Com, I Clock, I round Maho
gany Table v I MxU<»g*n% Hook Care; ISSittiag Chair* ; I
Mari's tmon Ilex; *» I’m- Tsbles ; 10 Pninted Ker*; lb framed
Picl'ires; 2 Glass Vases; I I'Urlier (common); I Pair line
Pitrlirra: 2 Marbfo Nl«h«; II4 Glass teecuaiers; 2 Itonkfl*:
? Tumbler* ; 10 I’bn npstgrre Glasses; 8 Silver .Spoon*; 2
Hiifar holder*; 1 .vilrcr Surer; III Glass Urns; 1*1 Glass Spe
cie Jars; 2 hrge lliliinrd Benches; I Rlop Ladder; 3 large
Table*; nod 3 Small llmchc*; I L«* T<d>acro, I Km Tur-
V entire* Ssap; and I part do of do; I Sett Patent Balance*;
Tobacco knife; 1 Window-curtain, and funytura; I Stool,
and I Hanker I JnrTamarind*; 6 ltn*ketaChampaigue Wine;
14 Betties Preserve*: I I Uc«.*a Stsidlita powder*; 35 Hot-
ea Soda Powders; « Houles ol Catsup ; fcl Bottle* Pirklca ; 17
Bottle. Wine; HI ll.mfow Cordial-; 4 tlnxea Taper-; 14
Decks Card*; Clirt-M and Mi«; 14 llwtrlea Sweet Oil; 11
Bottle* snuff, and In bote* Match**• 27 boxes Salt, and a lot
of Perfuming; .Nutmeg*; .1 Dimijobna; I Jug, and »r*en
Lamps; 3 Glased Tumbler*; I .* Gallon Keg (af earthen
ware); Bonn's Street tehaoro^ ti bock filaaeenj 3 Venetian
Blind* for Window- ; 1 pair 11™— Andirona, aliovel and tong-;
2fire Screen-,and I large round tabic (One); 10 QaMona Ifit-
tera; 16 Gallon* Jamaica limn; 10 do Keg of do; Malngn
Wine, in Keg and Diiuyuhn, I Keg honey: 1 Oa-k Apple
Brandy; TcncrilT* Mad. Wine; 1 Caak Poll VVine: I do Ala-
iferindo; A lot of empty Bottle*, Barrels, Pipe*, Keg a, foe.
Ac. All levied on a- ifie property of »N. II. Juhan, to aaiiafy
CHARLES KM MS. SU’ff.
II. I.. Lester,
re. N. II. Julian,
may 9k.
II it Id win Nlir rid' fiHilet.
W ILL be »old on the fir*t Tueaday in AUGUST next,
before the court-lion*.' door in the r.ity of Millndge-
rllle, between thu uaual Imuta of nale, the following property,
to-wit:
One Buggy and liirm an, three boxes of ple.lirioe, n sun-
dry ot Bottles and Glass Jar*, and other article* too tedious
to ineni ion ; levied oil «- the property of John II. Cuitiining,
t» a.itiafv a fi fa in favor of Donald McDonald— hi fu leaned
from Baldwin Inferior Court Property pointed nut by plain-
july 2
•C. ENNIS, Sh’ff.
A<1 ininiMrutor'* Halo*
tiuhridge,
urt of the
Decatur county, under an order of the Inferior Court
county of June*,
L«l of Litn4 IVft. Sit,
in the 20th diatnet ol originally Early now Decatur coun
tv. Sold *1 the property of Johu Sharp, late of June* coun
tv. dm eaBod.
’ June 4.A. B. SHARP, Adm’r.
Ail;>iftiilMrnlor*N Silc.
W ILL he old on the lira! Tue-day hi August next, within
the uaual hour- of -ale, in pumuauce of an order of
thr court of ordinary, of J««p*r county.
One lot of Lnud or ft# nrret,
in Cherokee county, in the third diatrict of ike lirat section,
No. 1288. Sold for the benefit of the heirs of Davis Lane,
late uf -aid county, dec'd.
may I4 AUG. W. LANE, Adin'r.
KtffNlltff IlfMrtvnfRl, On. t
Mii.Lgio.rni u, JlHh May, IsM. $
W HEREAS, by an Act ot lire General Assembly, pa*--
nl the 2t»ih Dcrember, IU.t8, entitled ** An Ac.t,lu pro
vide for the cnll of • Contention In red ace the number cl tbe
General Assembly ot the State of Georgia, and forotborp
pose* therein oa “
of Hi* KxcclUn
lion* and A-irendareniamade
the Reduction of tlie number of tnemlier* eoui|Kwing the Gen
eral Assembly, and the 4m Monday in t K-tuber, neat alter tbe
rreing of »utdCunvtniion,ha -hall ha on for ihu.RanficatHra by
tin* People, ol aucli ainsndmoets. nlteratioo-, or new article*, a-
they may make for the obje< taof reduction and equalisation ol
the General A—embly only, and if rolified by a majority ol
the voter*, who vote on the qoeatiou ol ' K A I’lFICATlON"
or u NO KATIFICATION”—then, and Inliliat event, the alte
ration* no by them made and raliln d, -li*ll be biuding on the
people of tki* State, and not otherwi-e."
A air WMRnraa, the delegate* of the people ot thia State,
an tumbled in Convention under the pmvi-ionnof th* before re
cited art, ami agreed !*j, and declared the following to he al-
teraiinna and ameudmenM of the Cou-tilulion of thia Slate,
touching the rrprearntation of lire people in the Gciierul Aa-
-embly thereof, to-wit :
The Convention a-Mulded under an art, “ to provide fertile
cal. of a Convention to reduce the mindicr of tbe General Aa-
•emblvnf the Stnle of Georgia, n r «| fur other iitirpo-r- therein
named," pa**ed the 2t>th tlnv of Ueeeinlicr, DMli, having met
uiuler the Proclamation of tho Goveronr, on Monday tlm Cth
day of .May, IU.P.I,pro|Ki-e aa iltu dnnl reanlt of their delibera
tion*, the lullowmg to IreaiiicrMlment-to tlief'oniiilutiunul the
S hale ofUenrgin, and preeent the *umr to Ilia ExcelIcttcy the
overuorof ilie State, that pnldir ii) may be given to -aid ul-
tcmrion- and nmendmnnt-, according i" the -ixtb -ft lion uf the
act, under which the Convention n—entitled.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
or TMK
^ „ STATE or GEORGIA.
The llniiae ol Rcprem ntaiivca nIihII he * t»npo-cd ol mem
ber- from all the r.ountie* which now are,or hereafter may hi*
imduded within llii* Stale, according hi th-ir reapective num
ber* of free white pernon-, *nd including three-firth* of all the
people of color, to Ire u*certuiurd by an actual enumeralion,
to Im made from limb to lime, at interval* of -even year*, n-
now by lawjtrovided. Each county -hall be entitled to one
inrmbrr. Each county having - representative population tin
above apecilied, ol -n ihou-tunl peraou-,-hall be entitled to
one .dditional member, amt riw.lt county having «ur.h rnpre-
-entnlive population of twelve lliitn»»nd per*ona, hIibII be en
titled to two additional member-, but nogjounty-hall have more
than three memlier*.
The number of metnliera ol which the House of R*pre*en-
(alive- will l»eeompo»«d according to the aforesaid rutio, and
the Uatcen*ti*, shall not hereafter he increased, except when
anew county i* created: and il -hall he the duty of the Legis
lature, at their-eeoion, to be Holden next after tbe enumeration
provided rt»r by law, -oto regulate the ratio of representation,
aa to prevent such increase.
The Representative* -hall be chosen annually, on the first
Monday of October, until -uchd«y of election *lml I be altered
hr law.
’Hie Senate -hall consist of forty-six member-,elected annu
ally on the firat Monday in October, until such day of elec
tion shall be altered by luw, and -ball be compo-ed of uim
member from each of the forty-alx Senatorial Diairicts follow
big:
In the county of Wa
In lb« county of Camden, ...
In the county ol Baker, .
In theroiiiiiy of Decatur,
•- ,L tie-of Monigomery Sl I'elfair..
tv..r
200,000 acres
G-JNNI «
10,420
, 8JSOO “
. 7J60
.. 8/jOu “
In the r.ounliCMof Monigomery 5c I'elfair IO,0(Nt *
In iIkj county of Pula-ki, 8,000 **
In the routine* of Clicnikee roimtry, 7,300 “
Al-o, a number of small tracts in various counties of the
Slate.
The alNtvc lands in the Southern section of the State, are
good Pine l^iml-, lying for the mo-1 part, in -ituatkm* where
lumber may be easily transported to a market. Some are
situated immediately' on tbe route of tbe Rail Rnsd fmm
Brunswick to the junction of the Hint and Chattahoochee;
other- upon the St Ilia,St. Mury'a AUutnuha, and Savauaalt
river-, uavieohln slrruin*.
Salea will |*c made on accominmiating terms. Part cash,
id tbe |balan< e of the purchase money, in one two and
three years, with gbod security.
Apply to 8. W. MUIVOLS,
Ulinton, Jones county,Geo.
O* Tbe United State* Gaaette, Philadelphia; the Atlas,
Bo-ton; N. V. Express, New York; Ritdiinond Whig, and
Charleston Courier, will nach give the above advertisement one
monthly insertion for three months, and forward their ac-
Diint* to thia oflics for payment,
sept 18— tl
Administrator'* Nafr.
A GREEABLY to au order of the honor-Ue the Inferior
Court of Jones county, when sitting for ordinary purpose-,
will be sold on the first Pucaduy in August next,*before the
Court-house dour io the county of Forsyth,
Lot of Lund, No. HO,
In the 2d district of the first section of originally Cherokee. >,
now Forsyth county, it being a pari of the real estate of
John Sharp, late of Jones county, dec’d. Terms made known
on the day of sale.
jm»4 A. B. 8HAKP, Adtn’r.
Admli»!»irator'« Sale-
W ILL he Bold on the firat Tuesday «n September next,
at the court-hnuae door in l.uinpkin oosuly, under an
order ef the Inferior Court of the county of Jonea,
Lot of Land Mo. 1179,
in the 11th district originally Cherokee, now Lumpkin cniinly
ttetd aa the property of John Sharihlateof Jonee county, de
ceased. Terms on tho day uf sale.
, , . A. B. SHARP, Adm’r.
July 4,1839. tde.
Chatham Sc F.ftingliam.
2 8criven ami Burke.
3 Richmond A. Columbia.
4 Lincoln and Wilkes.
5 EUnrrt and Madison.
6 ll-UTHharmV Lumpkin.
7 Union and Rabun.
8 For-yth and Hall.
9 Jack-on and Franklin.
10 Clark and Oglethorpe.
11 Oreene and Putnam.
12 Taliaferro and Warren.
13 Hancock and Baldwin.
14 Washington and Jcflerson.
1.1 F.iiian^cl 4c Moiitgom cry.
1C Liberty and Bryan.
17 Tattnall and Bulloch.
18 McIntosh and Glynn.
19 Cauidenand Wayne.
2U Ware and Lowndes.
21 Telfair and .
22 Laurenaand
23 Pulaski and Twigae.
24 Uibb aud Crawford.
And whenever herearter the
25 Jonea and Jasper.
2b Hutlaand Monroe.
27 Gwinnett and Walton.
28 DcKulb und Henry.
29 Newton and Morgan.
30 Gilmer and Murray.
31 Casa and Cherokee.
32 Cobh and Campbell.
33 Coweta and Fayette.
34 Meriwinhorend Tulbot.
35 Pike and Uns.m.
3ti Houston and Macon.
37 Dooly und Irwin.
38 Thomas and Decatur.
39 Baker and Early.
40 Lee and 8uniteV.
41 Randolph end 8fewart.
42 Muscogee and Marion.
43 Harris and Troup.
44 Heard and Carroll.
45 Paulding ami Floyd.
46 Chattooga, Walker aud
Dade.
Legislature shall lay ofTaudea-
Ekirufor’* Halo*
4 GREF.A RLE to au order of the Inferior Court of Jaa-
-Am. ner county, when sitting for ordinary purpo-es, will Ik-
sold before the conn-house door, in Mosiicalio, on the lirsf
Tuesday in Detcmhcr next, within tbe legal kauraol aule,
Tw o lot* of Laial,
wkereon Anthony Peeler, late ol said county, dec'd..lived.
Also, the following named negroes to-wit: Vine a woman.
Derry, Jerry, Moaes, Aaron, Winny, Johnson, Anderson, Nico-
dent us.
may 14
JOHN FAULKNER, ) P ,
JOHN 8TEVEN80N.J E * or, ‘
Eipniior'N Male.
AV’lLLbc sold on the first Tuesday in September next,
v v agreeable |«, mi order of the honorable the luferioi
Court ot Nun ton < utility,
Lot of Lansl, Bio. 99,
n the fitli district ol Joins county, belonging to tbe estate nl
John Middlebrook-, iK-c’d. Sold lor e division. Terms cash-
ISAACS. MID DUE BROOKS, ) ,
DAVlll MIDDLKBROOKS,
april23—%10
4-tmr<l inti’s Halo*
A G REE ABLE to uu order of tho Inferior Court of Wilkin-
J'm. mu.i county, wlmu -itting for uidiuary purjmsea. will be
fold on the first Tuend.iv in Novomlier next, at tha court-
Iiouh.* door, in the town uf Irwinton, Wilkinson countv,
Oar Woman,
Fanny, 48 years old, hotungiiig Xo the ohuto of James A.J
Gale- * — i r * * * “-•* * * *
Melt«
way 7
Tenna on the dav
G. U. IIURNEY Guardian.
UEOKUIA, Haiti w ill 4'oant> .
W/ IIERE AS Ecekto) Trice applies to n»n for letters of
v ▼ dismiaaHin from the o-tate ol James K. Tries, dsc'd.
This is tbendore to cite and mlniuniidi the kindred and cre
ditors, and all perwoa- mmTrued, tube and appeurat my office
within the time nrescribed bv law, to show cause, if any they
have, why -aid leltera should not be gianted.
Given under my bund, thi-tith day uf AprilJ839.
June 9, 1839.
GEORGIA, Balduln Canaly.
W HEREAS, Lemon- Box mid Bergaiuln Ct bk, applies for
letiers of adtsiai-rraiion uu ibn estate of Darnel Cold),
late of said county dec’d.
This it therefore to cite the kindred & creditors of said dsc’d.
to be ami appear nt my office withiu the time prescribed by
law, to-hew cause, if any llioy have, why said [otters should
moi be granted.
Given under wy hand thia 19th dev of Jnne, 1839.
C. W. CtlOATK, U. C C. O.
june 25—5t
GEOIt4«iA, Wilklmton l oituty.
k 4/’ 1IEU EAS. Bryant O'Bannoii applies to me for letters
v v of adiiiiui-tration on the estate of Ellxabelb Shafi'oer,
late ol-aid countv, dcccancd.
The-e are therefore incite all aad singular the kindred and
rrediturMof -aid deceased to ti to their o!(joclions iu my office
withiu the time prccrihod by law, to anew cause wny said
letters shall not bo g ran tod.
Given under my hand and sent, this 1st day of Julv, 1839.
July 1 A It. KAlFORD D C.C.O. W.C
GEORGIA. WilliIummi CtHUlf.
W HEREAS Edward A. Morgan applies to we for letters
of admitii-iralion on tbe estate of Andrew Volentine,
late of said county, dec'd.
These arc therefore to cite the kindred and creditor* of -aid
Bec’d. to be aud appear ut my office within the time prescribed
by law, toabcw cause, if any they have, wby said letters should
not be grunted.
Given under my hand this Gth day of June, 1KB.
A. 11. HA1FUKD, D. C. C. O.
June 11—5t
OEOUGlAi WftlkliiMon County.
*%1JHEREA8 Thomas Volentine, applies to me for letters
of adminiatraiion ou tho csUte of Audiew Yolsutine,
late of said county, dec'd.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and appear
at my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew
•hew cause, if any they have, why »aid Utter*ehoulduot be
granted.
Given under my hand, thia 17th June, 1839.
tnne25—5t A. II. RAIFOKU.D. C. C. O.
G EORGIA, UulJain t'ouuty—Whereas, Hauiuel Tucker,
admiiiisirntor ou tlie eatate of Robert Patton, lato of
•aid countv, dec'd. -pplic- to me for letter* of dismission.
* hi* i- therefore to cue the kindred and creditors of said
d.*c d. to be and appear si my office within the time prescribed
liv law, to show cause, it any they have, wire osid letters
•bould not be graiUed.
CRAB. W. CHOATE, D. C. C. O.
jjnr 25—mtn*
g lEullGIA, Baiun iu County.—Whereas Mary Aun
AJ nurhun»n,appUvH t.»r letter* ut dt-nii—iuu from the es
tate ot Theodnciun Turk, late of ssid countv,deceaned.
This is mere fore to cite the kindred aad < red u ore of said
dec'd. to be and appeal at my office, within the Hum prescribed
bv Uw, to show cause if any they have, why said letters
should not hr giant, d.
Given under my baud this 9th day of Jan. 1899.
jan 22-winm C. W. CIIOATE. D. C. C. O.
< T CORGI A, Bald
Jf I»cfore me a an
ritch tuil
in r Hciijnmin L. Lester toll*
II bay inare about 14 veaiw old, with a
..... star hi In*i forehead—shod before. Ap
praised by 8. Hi* in* und J*-. Mt Cfary. at 835.
JOHN S HTFJ’llENa, J. P. 332d Dial.
A true extract f/om the E-frav Book, ibis 29tk June, 1839
CHAK. W. CIIOAT, C, I. C.
julv f—3»
Hxrciillvc* rtnifut, Gn.f
liilb«lge*ill.*, tilth January, 1839.
N the |Mstitb>ii ol M illmm F. hinrey.ion^ uf C«wota
^ • county, shewing that lie is the rightful drawer of Lot
No one hundred and fitly-snxlK,(158.) in the fifth diHriet of
No him hundred and fitlywnxhi, (158.) in the fifth district of
the lourtb section, Cherokee county t that said lot has, through
•nuiske, been granted to William F. Ktivry.jr., of Craven's
Distriet, Csnasts county, and that —id grant cannot bo pro
duced ot this DeparMnoMt for correction:
* Kdered, that union* aaffinionl couoo he sh*w e le thr
»y within six months, that aa alias front to isono to t
JV,*I«»< K.
lot, and this order be publioliad in on* of tho public go
%Wm tttale, for ait months preiou* to issuing said alia
ncuiiUiN 'i* ureue
Du 1
•iciou* to imuing said alias gran
BENJAMIN T. BF.TIII NE,
“ y.F.a. Up.
tabli-h a new county, it shnll be added to the most contiguous
Senatorial Diatrict, having the amalleat representative ponii-
lalionj JAMES M. WAYNE,
President of tbe Convention.
Attest:
l.t/ciEN Latastb, Scrretaryof the Convention.
I t lie re fore, in conformity with the provisions of the before
recited act, do horeliy give publicity to the sen
each voter for member* or the General Asae
Slate, on the first day therein -pacified, to-wit: on the fir-1
Monday in Octobor next, to give bis vote of “ RATIFICA
TION’' or “ NOfll ATIFICATION,” as provided in-aid act
and that the presiding offioers certify the same to this Depart
ment accordingly.
Given tinder my hand and seal of the Executive Depart
ment nt the Capital, in Millcdgevillv, this the day and
yoar first above mentioned.
GEORGE R. GILMER.
By the Governor.
John II. Htkklk, See. Ex. Dept.
[ N BALDWIN SI I’LKIOR UUL'Ki', Dccuiker Adjuum-
ed I'erui, 18J8.
John W. L. Daniel, )
vs. > Rllle Wltl/or/orec/osnrc.
Alfred Griffin, )
Upon the petition of John W. L. Daniel, praying the fore
closure of a mortgage executed by Alfred Griffin, on the thir
teenth day of February, in the year eightecu hundred and
thirty-eiglit,for the better securing the payment of the sum of
eight hundred aud Arty dollars, on all that tract or parcel of
land, situate, lying and'being in the eity of Milledgeville, coun
ty and Stale aforesaid, being the corner of lot number four, in
aquare thirty-four, and running one hundred feet on Wnyne
street,and one hundred and sixty feet on Montgomerv street
—Ami it appearing to the Court,'that the sum of five hundred
•ml eighty-eight dollar- and twenty-five cents, remain* due
ami unpaid, on said mortgage, by the said Alfred Griffin to
the -aid John W.L. Daniel: It is ou motiou.ordered,that the
said Alfred Griffin, do pay into (Its Clerk 1 *| office ol this
Court, the sum of fivo hundred and eighty-eight dollars aud
twenty-five rents, with interest and coet, on or before the first
day ol the next term of this Court, or in default thereof, the
equity of redemption iu and to stud mortgaged premises, be
from thenceforth forever barred nml foreclosed. And it ia
further ordered, that a copy of thia rule bo published once a
month for four niontha in one of the public gav.ettea of thia
Btatn, or nerved on the mortgager or his special agent or
attorney, at loust three months before tho next term of this
Court.’
Georgia, Baldwin county—A true extract from the Minutes
of Baldwin 8ulterior Court, this 26th January,1838.
spril 80—iu4iii WM. 8. MITCHELL,Clerk
IN BALDWIN INFERIOR COURT. AprilTcrm, 1839.
•9,000. Milledgcvilie, July 20th, 1818.
Ou or hv the 25lh of December next, I promise to pay Wi
liam Bowen orordsr, Two Thousand Doliurs, value received.
J. 1». COLE8.
Pay to P. Duel orordsr, WM. BOWEN,
Pay to C. Kelsey, & Co. PHILIP DUEL.
tl,4»l Nt. Miltedgeville,July26th, 1818.
Ou or by the 25th of December next, I promise to pay Wib
liam Bowen or order, Fourteeu Hundred and Thirty-one 83-100
dollars, value received.
J. P. COt.EH.
Pay to Philip Duel or order, WM. BOWEN.
Pay to C. Kelsey,kCo. PHILIP DUEL.
IT appearing to the Court that two notes of which the an
nexed are copies, have been lost by firs.—It is, on motion of
Iverson L. Harris, attorney for 0. Kelsey, k Co., ordered
that the eaid J. P. Coles, shew cause on the firat day of ‘
uuxt term, why the said copiea should not he eatabfiah*.. ...
lieu of said lost originals, and that thia order be published
once* month in a newspaper published in Mtlledgevllle, until
the sahl Court.
A true extract from the Minutes of Baldwin Inferior Court,
this 18th dav of April, 1839.
CRAB. W. CIIOATE, Clark.
npril 23—m7t
I N BALDWIN SUPERIOR COURT, December Adjourn
ed Term, 1838.
Robert C. Drown, ^
Luci.aUU.U.»l f«“ ,e ftMM/trtcUnrt.
Victor l.ala-tu. 1
Upon the petitirn of Robert C. Brown, setting forth the!
Lumen l^itaste and Victor Latasle, of th* county of Baldwin,
did on the fifth day of July, in the tear eighteen hundred aud
tUirly-aix, for the belter securing the payment of four promts-
•ory notes therein described, execute a certain mortgage deed
to a house and lot in tho county of Baldwin, and aaid Slate,
in the village uf Scott-horough, commonly known by the name
of the Scoliaboro' Institute, adjoining lamia of Fanah Carter,
Botemau, Kockwoll aud Bigliaui, containing thirteen acres
aud eight tenth*, more or leas—And it appealing to the Court,
that there is due aud owing on said mortgage the aunt of five
hundred dollars, with interest from the fifth day of July, eigh
teen hundred and thirty-aix.
It i* on motion ordered, (hat the aaid Lucien Latasle and
Victor Latasle, do pay into tha Clerk's office of this Court, the
sum of five hundred'dollais, with interest ihereon from the
fifth day of July, eighteen hundred and thirtv six, and costa,
mi or Iwforr the first day of the next term of this Court, or in
default thereof, that the equity of redemption iu and to aaid
mortgaged premises, be from thenceforth forever barred and
foreclosed—Aud it is further ordered, that a copy of this rule lie
publiiihed once a month for four months, in onenl the public
gar-eites of this Stale,*or served ou the mortgagers or their
special stent or attorney, at least three months previous to the
•ext terra of this Court.
Georgia, Baldwin county—A true extract from the Mi
nute-of llaldwiu Moperior Court, this Ofitli Januarv,1839.
spril 30—ui4m WM. 8. MITCHELL,Clerk.
P OUR months after date, application will be made to the
honorable the Iuforior court of Up-on county, when sit
ting for ordinary purpose-, for leave to sell lot ef land. No.
1H0, m the I2ih Jl-tnel of formerly Baldwin now Jasper county,
belonging to U.L. F. Bird-oug, minor of Bensjah Birdaoug,
‘july 2 JAMES SPF.IR, Guardian.
lOL'It months alter date, application will be made to the
F
Inferior Court ef Appling county, when -itting for ordi
nary purpose*, for leave to sell the'Lands and Negroes be
longing to John Hellers, late of sai l county,
dec d. WI US ON BAXLEY, Adm’r.
MJ 7
I NUUK months alter dale, application will bo made to the
1 Inferior Court of Wilkinson county, when sitting lor
ordiuary purposrs, for Isavs to sell one negro woman belong
ing to the estate of James A. J. Gates, (minor,) late of said
county, dec'd.
inav 7
G. H. BUItNEY. Guardian.
I Not It UMMtha-Iter date, application will be made to thr
1 Interior Court of Wilkiuaon countv, when silting for or
dinary purposes, for leave to sell the reel relate of Jacob Boon,
late of aaid county, dec'd.
apnl 30 WILLIAM F. BOON. Adm’r.
P OUR months after Jatr, application will bs mad* to tbe
honorable the tnfnior Court of Meriwether county,
while silling for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the interest
of John Rood, orphan of Joha Wood, dec'd. in lot ol land
number two hundred and one, in the Uth district originally
Troup, mow Meriwether county
april 2
TIIOH. E HARDAWAY,Guardian.
l|<Ol'k months qfter date, application w iU be maAe te tke
ft' Inform* Coon of Wilkinewn couaty, wlien aitiiag for *e-
dmary purpoeea, for leave Mr sell all the leads belonging le
MmimIasms.
aprd 9 MALIC’III lll'TLMI. Guardian.
L/trtUM roil MALK.
Sjtrcuhitors and Capita fi *U trill do well to notice tin
opportunity*
1 3HE Huhsrrilier nflrrs for sal* the follow ing Lends in tin'
Houtlicrii-eclioiiof Gro,gi«. Mo-t of tliem are well litn*
tiered and well watered, and upon
read i made.
In i be county of Ware,
nprov entente s
nElllC/lli COI.liEUE.
IN KICHIIONII, VIUUIMA.
rilllE next Winter Term of l^otureshn tho Medicnl Dc-
I purtment of llsmpdun Sydney College, at Richmond, will
commence ou MONDAY,Octol»er2lat, 1839, and continue un
til the last of February following.
Ann's L. War.uk, M. 1>., Professor ol Surgery and Surgi
cal Anatomv.
Jiro. CiLur, M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Me
dicine.
Th. Johnson, M. D., Profossor of Anatomy and Physiology.
L. W. Chamsbrlavnr, M. D., Professor of Malaria Mcui-
cn and Thoraiicutica.
R. L. Boh annan, M. D. t Professor of Ohalrctics and the Din-
eases of Women and Children.
Sncnvrt* MavrtN.M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Phar
macy.
The Collegn Infirmary, attached to the College Building, has
been iu successful operation for the last eight months,aud fur
nishes constsntlv a number of intersuing Medicnl and Burgical
Cases,—to which the Student has acce-s at all hours.
The Col lege Infirmary, together with thr Alms House, Peni
tentiary und Armory (which arc under the charge of two of
the Professors) will afford the Student eu opportunity of wit-
nes-ing the various diseases incident to a Southern climate.
The abundance of Materials for Anatomical purposes,and the
reduced price at which they are furnished, will enable the Stu
dent to acquire on intimate knowledge ol the Anatomy of the
human body, and the use of Surgical Instruments.
During tho ln-t Winter Course ofLcrtures, from the num
ber of.Surgical Cases admitted into the Infirmary, the Proles
sor of Surgery wea enabled to exhibit before the class, nearl v
all the important Surgical operations upon the tiring tnbjrcl,
and from the increasing popularity of the Infirmary, there i-
reason to believe that hereafter the Surgical Casea in the
House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel, lights, servants' attendance,
kc.can be obtained iu this city for Jour doll art per week.
We are authorised to -talo tliat a full Course or lectures in
this luntitution will be received as equivalent to one in the fol
lowing Medical Schools: University of PennsvIvania; Jrf
fersnn lledical College ol Philadelphia; Medical College of
the Stats of South Carolina ; Transylvania University, Lex
ington, Kv.; University of Maryland, kc. kc.
The Professor of Anatotnv will open the Diseecting Rooms
of the College ou the first of October.
AUG’S L. WARNER, M. D.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May 17th, 1839.—June 25—2m.
DISSOLUTION
T HE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm of
Ell* k Sharp, was this day dissolved hv mutual con
tent. N. ELLS,
june7 A.D. SHARP.
fllllE business will tie continued by the undersigned, who
ft will keep on hand, a -elect assortment of Low, HedicnJ,
Miscellaneous and Classics! Books.
Also, a fine assortment of
D It Y GOODS,
(just received) which hr Hatters him-elf, he can sell as cheap,
if nut cheaper lhau they cau be bought in any part of Geoi
n would al-o give notice, that lie iutends going to the
North, inufow weeks, to purchase goods; and would say that
all orders w ould be ilianKfully received, and promptly attend
ed to. lie will deliver books to persons in any part of the
State, to order. N. KLLM.
Milledgcvilie, June 7,1839.
Mii.lkdkvit.IC, June 7, 1839.
trr Notwithstanding I have this day relinauished all my in
terest in the Mercantile business, I would be doing my feelings
iftjustico, did I not tender my thanks to uiy friends generally
for the very liberal support we have received. And having;
every assurance that the business will he conducted by Mr.
Ells, as well as it ever has been, I would respectfully solicit
for biin a coutinuauce uf llieir support,
jnne 11—tf
A. B. SHARP.
9000 REWARD.
RAN A WAY or stolen from my plantation in Ba
ker countv, about the first of February last, my ne
gro buy. JOHN, about twenty-one or twenty-two
years of age, well built, common sixe, erect in his
walk, fine set of foreteeth, intelligent and good coun
tenance, weighing between one hundred end fifty
ami sixty pounds. I bought said negro from 8. B.
iMcComb, (who resides in Charlotte, North Caro-
i I ledge* ills, on the fifteenth day of Noveinlicr. last.
I am of the opinion that aaid negro is tryiug to make hta way
hack to North Carolina. Any person catching said negro, and
confining him in Jail so that I get him, shall be liberally re
warded. Ami if stolen, any person that will catch the thief
and produce proof to conviction, shall receive the above to
ward. Any information relative to said negro, will lie thank
fully received directed to Clinton, Jonescouniv, Georgia,
may 14—tf B. M. COX.
(Ti* The Columbia Telescope and Charlotte N. C. Jour
nal, will publish the above three times, and forward their ac-
counts to this office for payment.
CEA'I'UAL bank of ocokoia.
Millbdgevillk, January 20,1838.
M ANY of the Notes presented for renewal having on them
new Endorsers, and it being impossible for toe board to
determine their responsibility, unless their notes are accompa
nied with some evideuce of the atuouul of property which they
poaseea.
He ii therefore molted, That all notes offered at this Bank
for renewal, upon which the endorsers have been changed,
must be accompanied by a certificate of the taxable prepem
of such indorsers as have been subelitutrd for those on the
note proposed to tho renewed.
Extract from the minutes of the board of Direction,
jan 25—if A. M. NEHIUT. Cash’r.
FOR SALE.
1 Acres of Land, more or less, well improved, with
ftOUU two £ood Saw Mills end one Grist Mill; four hun
dred acres of said lured is well adapted lor tbe growth of
corn, cotton, and small grain; the above has e good two story
dwelling and neceesary out buildings for a House of Enter
tainment. It ia on the stage road, aud the hell way house
between Milledgeville.
Also, twelve or fifteen likely negroes can be had with the
above described property ou reaaouable and accommodating
terms
Application to he made to Nichols k Deming, at Milledge*
ville.orthe subscriber at Robert IlcCorah's, or at hie Mills.
The Timber is good and inexhaustible,of long yelfow pine,
maple, poplar, kc.
Person* dcHirou* of a great bargain would do well to call
ami examine for themselves.
spril 9—tf PRYOR WRIGHT.
& i
TEMPERANCE HALL.
The Rev. R. PIERCE, takes this method of in*
forming his friends in general, that he has become
the Proprietor of that well known stand in Mil
ledgeville, on Hancock street, between the Oconee
Jrklge aud Lafayette Hall, formerly kept by Mrs. Jenkins,
and latterly by Wm. W. Carnes, as a Tavern, where be has
opened a house of PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT, for ge-
nteel travellers or regular boarders—tlial the Friends of Tem
perance may always find his House a quiet retreat, he will
never keep e Bar; but as regards his table-fare or bedding,
ho hopes his customers will find them equal to other good
houses. To suit the pressure of the times, his charges shall
be unusually low. Fifteen or twenty persons can be accom
modated with board during the Bummer, ou terms that will
tunke it their interest to apply immediately.
N. B.—The members ol the Legislature, are respectfully in
formed, that he intends to make ample provision for their ac
commodation during the next session. The Stages pass and
rv pass the door every day.
June 4—6m
NEH ESTABLISHMENT.
S HARP k ELLS have just opened a fine and choice assort
ment of
consisting of Cessimeres. Cloths, Linens, Drillings, and a va
riety of other g«»ods for geutlemen's Spring wear. They
ha\« also oa hand, a fine
ALL ECTf O.V,
of Hilks, Satins, Prints, Oamhricks, Bonnets and Trimming,
Belting. |<a.ev, worked Collars, Capes, aim! Figured Swiss and
ehorked Muslin,of the latest style, and of superior quality, to
gether with various other articles loo tedious to utenimn.
THE BOOK KTOHE,
is still continued, and will be kept constautlv supplied with
the latest and most valuable collet lion of w ork* in tlte t arious
departments of polite and useful lateral urn, as well as a gene
ral assortment of School Hooka and Stationary. |
H. k E. are desirous that '.heir friends and the public gene
rally, would give them a call, as ihe> feel confide*! they can
offer them such iaduceimuta as will warrant a contlauancsof
their favor,
march 5—tf
notice.
A S a preliminary step In the liquidation of all d
agsifcM ills subscriber, individuals end roucerns,
disrriouiiatsly requested in preernt their claims a* early ns
prartu-sble. Il is eeiu niial, that rotnmunireiiuns of this de
scription should be post paid, os it is my desire to avoid fWvther
W. T. W. NAl'ItK.
NilMfwita. Jimm at-*
INEXinfLEI) MAMMOTH i
HCIMiJIE.
f|MlF. following details of* HcitKRK Of A LoflKKV, tnlr
I drawn in next, warrants us in declaring It to
be UNPARALLELED in the I.Utury of Lotteries. Price*
to the amount have river rekooix hern orrxnKD to the
public. It is true, there are insuv Mnnk*, but on the other
lured, the extremely low charge of ftftO i*er Ticket—the Va
lve and NvMBxn of the Capitals, and the revival of the
5 imh1 obi custom of warranting that every piir.e shnll be
tawn and sold, will, wn are sure, give univereal satisfaction,
and especially to the Hu Hundred Prixk Holders.
To those disposed to adventure, we recommend early appli
cation being mndetous for ticket*—When the prices ore all
sold, blank* only remain—the first buyers have tbe best
chance. Wc, therefore, emphatically say—DELAY NOT!
but stance re mit and Ir/iss-mif lo os'vour orders,which shall
always receive our immediate attention. Letters to be ad-
aresoed, and applications mude to
SYLVESTER k Co.
158 Broadway, N. York.
0.7’ Observe the Number, 156.
$700,0001! 1 $500,000!! 090,000!
6 prices of $90,000 ! !
2 do $15,000!!
3 do 010,000!
Gran* Ileal Estate ansi Bank Slack
LOTTERY
Of property situated in New Orleans.
IT The richest and most magnificent Htheine ever pre'
nruicil lo the public, in Uiia or any other country.
Tickets only 090.
Authorixed by ire act of the legislative Assembly of Flori
da, nud under the Directions of the Commissioners, acting •••»
tier the same.
TO I1E DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA,
December 1st, 1039.
SCHMIDT k HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER k Co. 150 Broadway,
New York, Sole Agents.
No Combination Numbere t!
100,000 tickets from No. 1 upwards, in succession.
The deeds of the Property and the Stock transferred in trnsl
Id the Commissioners appointed by the said act of the Legis
lature of Florida, for tuc security of the Prixe Holders.
SPLENDID SCHEME !!!
I Prixn— 1 Tho Arcade—286 feet, 5 inches, 4 liues,
on Msgsxino street; 101 fort, Il inches, on
Natchcx street; 126 feet, G im-hes, on Gra-
vier sl. Rented at about $37,000 per annum.
Valued at - - - $900,000
1 Pi ixe—City Hotel—162 feet on Common street,
146 feet,'6 inches, ou Camp st. Itemed at
$25,000-Valued at .... 500,000
1 Prixe—Dwelling House (adjoining theArcade)
No. 16, 24 feet 7 inches front ou Matches st.
Rented at $1200—Valued at
1 Pi ixe— Ditto (adjoining the Arcade) No* 18,
23 feet front on Natchez sl. Rented at $1200
Valued at 90,000
1 Prixe—Ditto (adjoining the Arcade) No. 20, 23
fed fronton Natchez st. Rental $1200—Va
lued at 90,000
t Prixe—Ditto—No. 23, Northeast cornerof Ba
sin and Custom-house street; 40 feet front on
Basin, and 40 ft.on Franklin at. by 127 feet
deep in Custom-house st. Rented at $1500
Valued at 90,0410
1 Prize—Ditto—No. 24, Southwest cornerof Ba
sin and Custom-house street; 32 feet 7 inches
ou llasin, 32 feet 7 inches on Franklin, 127
feet 104 inches deepiu front of Custom-house
street. Rented at $1500—Valued at 90,000
1 Prixe—Ditto—No. 339.24 feet H inches on Roy-
W ANTED AT TUI9 OFFICE.
A Good steady hev fr«m 13 te Ift year* uf age, whs ran
read aud write, will U tsU«Jas an A|»|*eMi*e •• lbs
Prfoiteg business, U earlv gppliraiion is RMiJs.
Jane 19.
■ nil. IWJ. ie«r, O lilt IKK Ull UIIJ-
nl street, by 127 A. II inches deep. Keutcd at
91400—Valued at
? Prixe—250 shares Canal Bank Stock, $100
each,
1 Ditto—-200 ditto Com. do do do
1 Ditto—150 do Mechanics’ and Traders'
Bank Stock
do City Bank, do
do do do do
do do do do
do Exchange Bank do
do do do do
do Gas Light Bank do
do do do do
do Mechanic*' k Trader*'
. . Bank Stock,
1 Ditto—15 do do do do
20 Ditto—each 10 shares of the Louisiana Htate
Bank, $100 eac h, Prixe $1,000,
10 Ditto—each 2 shares of $100 each,each Prixe
$200, of the Gas Light Bank,
200 do—each 1 share of $100, of the Benkof
Louisiana,
200 do—each 1 share of $100, of the New Or
leans Bank,
150 do—each 1 share of $100of the Union Bat.k
of Fionde,
Ditto—100
Ditto—100
Ditto—100
Ditto—50
Ditto—50
Ditto—25
Ditto—25
Ditto—J 5
15.000
95.000
90.000
15.000
10.000
10,000
10,000
5.000
5,r~
9?500
1,500
1,5
90.000
9.000
90.000
90.000
15.000
PRQBPF.rTUS
OK THK
FOURTEENTH VOLUME
•r THK
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE.
la asking atttentioa to tlte new Volume of the Kricreh-
BorKCR Maoaxine, which commences on the first of July,
1839, the Proprietors do not deem it necessary to any more,
than that tha ardent endeavors which have marked their course
in the past, will bn continued in the future. That these exer
tions will lie even more successful then heretofore, with the
addition to their previously liberal literary resourees uf auch
liens as ilnwe rl Washington Irving, Fitx-Green IIaL-
lrcb, 1 Box,' Handtkson, the 'American in Paris,' etc. not lo
sneak of numerous others, tlrere uinhe little reason to donbl.
Moreover, the gratifying personal influence and interest of
most of these di*iine*uished writers, iu eliciting contributions
from minds of kindred eminence, at home and abroad, may
with certaintv Im* reli«d upon. With 'base remarks, i: re
mains hut to re terst**, that as tire KNlcxrnnocRRR has twaeli-
ed its kourtkkr rM volume, with n number of readers larger,
by many hundreds, than nt any previous period, the fact may
pcrlmps be deemed decisive evidence of lire nature of its
claims upor the public fever; yet as the present advertise
ment of n new volume will go before many person* who have
been unable to judge of the rliaiartcr of the work from its
performances, it is deemed advisable Irere. to recapitulate a
few of the prominent qualities which it is believed have char-
ai’tertred it, under it* present proprietary and literary direc
tion. It has presented to the public articles unon erience and
tlie arts, which have excited attention ubroad as well aa at
home; interesting .tales, lllu%lrating American society, the
times, tnamrer*, etc.; entertaining records ol traiel, foreign
red domestic; original European and American corretpon-
jlence t humorous stories and sketches, with tales ol the see.
of painoe, end of real life ; legends and essays, upon mime*
musand varied themes; the whole interspersed with frequent
articles of poetry, which it ia believed have generally dent nr
ed tire name.
In looking back over the post volumes, there will be found t
mingled with a large predominance of entertaining and in
structive light reading, adorned with tbe airy and graceful or
naments of mirth and hutnor, original papers of a more solid
character, upon upward of sixty different important subjects.
These have proceeded, nmiuly, from person*, native or fo
reign, who have either cultivated science with distinguished
success, or from others, sexrceiy less eminent, who have de
voted their leisure to useful and elevated compositions. The
brevity and itvle of these papers, it U conceived, have been
such as to invite all to read with little labor and oome plea
sure, and to impress every reader, more favorably and lasting
|y, titan graver and more elaborate disquisitions; refreshing
the minds of the learned, the curious, aud the reflecting; awa
kening curiosity, and stimulating inquiry in the young; and
exciting in all, train* of profitable reflection, and giving stimu-
lous to thought. The Magazine has aimed to roach nearly
every division of general literature, and to comprehend, in ita
ample though transient sorvey, amusement and instruction,
letters and arts; customs and manners; the peculiarities ol
individuals, and the movements of society. In short, the di
vine, the moralist, end the statesmen; the humorous observer
and interpreterof nature; the poet and the noveliat.have made
the Knickerbocker the repository of their various treasures.
Our republic ia distinguished, perhaps above every other
country, for the uniform and universal education and intelli
gence of its inhabitants. Men versed in all tbe minute and
profound erudition of the Europeans, are indeed rare; but
from the poorest laborer to the chief magistrate, with few ex-
options, all are able to read, and all deaire to know. Univer-
illy devoted tobusinesaof some kind,end obliged todepeud
„n their industry or enterprise for support, they hays little lei
sure for laborious investigation; but to their honor be it *po
ken, thev cherish a relish for literature and works of taste; and
a periodical which contributes to tbe satiafacliou of this *r~~
tite.may fsirlv lay claim to be considered as productive ol
highest usefulness.
Among the many writers who have contributed original ar
ticles to this Magsxine. front iu comiuencemc.it, including
matter in store for the thirteenth volume, will be found.the fol.
lowing: and it may well be Questioned, whether toy periodi
cal. native or foreign, can exhibit a more distinguished galaxy
ol nigh and various talent :|
600 Prizet. $1,300,000
TICKETS $90—NO SHARES.
Thu whole of tire Tickets, with their Numbers, asalso’those
containing the Prixes, will lie examined and seeled by the
Commissioners appointed under the Act, previously to their
being put into tho wheel*. One wheel will contain tbe i
of the Numbers, tire other will contain the Six H und re c. ,
xes, and the first 600 Numbers that shall be drawn out,; will be
entitled to such Prixe aa may be drawn to iu number, and the
fortunate holders of such Prixes will have suck property
transferred lo them immediately after the drawing, unincum
bered, and without any Deduction!
(UT Edltore of every Paper in the United Bute*, in the
West Indies, in Canada, and other of the British Provinces
are Requested lo insert the above, as a standing advertisement,
until the first of December next, end to send their accounU to
us,together with* paper containing the advertioemeut.
SYLVESTER k Co. 156 Broadway,
oo New-York.
may 28—tl dee
Bank of Mllleditvllle,)
July 2, 1839. \
O RDERED, That notice be given, that such Stockholders
of this Bank, as have not paid in as much as75 percent,
on their slock, be required to do so, oil or before tbe 2d Alon
day in September next.
Extract from the minutes.
. , T. RAGLAND, Cashier.
July 9,1839 4i—tf
To the St'tckholders of the Bank of Milledgeville:
A GREEABLY to the provisions of the 7th section of the
act of the General Assembly of tbe Stew of Georgia,
nassed 29d December, 1835, “to incorporate the Bank of Mil-
ledgovilla, with Banking and Insurance privileges," dec., and
being the owner of more than 500 shares of the Stock of eaid
Hank, I hereby call a meeting ol the Stockholders of said
Bank, to be held on Satuiday the 7th day of September next,
lor the iiurpoee of suspending, for the present, the payment
called for by the Directors or said Bank, to be made on the
2nd Monday in September next, on the capital Mtock thereof—
and of taking into consideration the affairs of said Bank, gea-
•"Hy- WILKINS HUNT.
July 9,1839. 41—if
CI1ECK9
0 N WUfodg*viUe pay#ble M • igLl ’ for wU *’ (t th * Bw »k of
, . « kJ' r TH08. RAGLAND, Cofh'r.
July 9,1839. 41—tf
MS REWARD.
A BSCONDED from the Subscriber in Camden county,
Georgia, on the Ilth January, 1839, a email mulatto
fellow by the name of 1OM ; he ia well made and quite intel-
liegent, and has been bred a Coachman and servant. Tom
was formerly owned by T. B. Howard, Eeq. of Milledgeville,
and sold to Judge Colquitt, from whom lie was purchased.—
Tom is much given to intoxication, and will be no when he can
get spirit*; hs ia well known in Milledgeville and the vicini
ty. The only marks recollected is that lus toes are much
compressed from tight shoe* or by nature, which makes the
joint of the great Poe where it joins the foot, uncommonly
large. He had alsoa Inair of Urge Whiskers and long Ilair
when he left; a reward of Fifty dollara will be paid on hit
delivery to meat Wavcrly Plantation,Camden countv, Ga.
or Twenty five dollars for his lodgment in euy safe Jail'in the
up-couuiry, so that I get him.
, . , GEORGE C. DURHAM, Manager.
march 5—tf
. . TAX NOTICE.
IllOl ICE IS Irerebv given, that a tax for the year A.D.
19 1839, has been assessed upon all property, real and tier-
aonal, within the limit* of the city of Brunswick, amounting
to twenty three hundred and sixty seven dollars end eightv-
one cents, which the owners of said property are hereby re.
quested to pay within Eight WxEKSIrom the dale of this no
tice. All lire property upon which the taxee shall not lie paid
agreeably to the request in thia notice, will be immediately ad
vertised for sale at the expense of the owner.
Names of the owners otproperty in sehl city, so far as known
to the subscriber:
The Brunswick and Florida Rail Co.. Geo. Anderson, John
W Anderson, II. A. Breed E. Bend, Brunswick LandCo. J.
Balfour Adm.Est.ofJaa. Mossinan,Robt. Bolton, A. G.Bur
nett, Est. Major John Berrrien, Colby k Davis 8. D. Corbitt,
Stephen Chase,U. Dart, II. Duhignon, Gee Dupree, T. Dart,
T. C. A. Dexter, E. A. Dexter, L. B.D'l.yon, Ann Dcmere,
John McDermid, Moses Eastman, John Franklin,Thoe. Glas
cock,R. L. Gamble.T. W. Good*, J J. Higginbotham, Est.
Priscilla lloustoun, Patrick Houstoun, R. II axle hurst, Renj.
8. Ilarrs Executor to Estate of John Mil'on,Robt. Hutthiu-
•on, Bank of Brunswick, Brunswick Lumber Company M.
ll.kJ.llebbanl.Thos.il. King,8. C. King, Barsl. A. Kim
berly, Ana King, J. 6. Lawrence, Louis* Leach, Celia Lands
A. If. Merrimau.Ja*. Moore,\V. B. Miller,Henry M. Meals
and Bister,Solomon Moody, I*. M. Nightingale, K» 8. Pile* J.
G. Putman. R.Poefsrdor Mr. Porter, Mrs. Pindar Mrs. Posted,
Jane Remshsrt, E. B. Rees, Jo*. Rvsls, Alex. Nrotf, Wm. II.
Btvle*. J.ll. 8au*sey. C.J. Shelton, W. P. White, Kit. A.
Whitehead,!'. J. Williams, Ann Wright.
A. L. KING, Mayot.
Brunswick,June 29 183941—fit.
AUGUSTIN H. MANSELL,
ATTORNEY AT
la w,
MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA.
Juno 13—tf
ToSj
N. ASHUMST,
.4 TTORNE Y AND COUNSELLOR A T
LAW,
EATONTON, GEORGIA.
jnne 11—5t
FOR SALK*
A VERY LIKELY NEGRO GIRL. 1C years of at*, i
liar with every fisumtwent of house service, but
i, fsmi-
HruUrly qualified sen fcty's masting maid Hire Mill le
sold lew lor cash, Pomona wishing such n servant, are re-
Ihfi ©See.
quested to apply immediately i
January »-tf
NTOTICF.
A LI. Mmaut Indebted te «we hv NOTT or orr.N AC-
il COURT, um requested to cell and eettk by thn lei of
J*au«rv neat, nt they will U pieced in the heads uf an sSssr
JAME0 T. LAME.
American in Paris,* Author of.
Anthon,Charles, Esq., Colum
bia Col.
'Algernon Sidney,' Cambridge,
[Mess.]
' Americau Antiquities,' Au
thor of.
Biddle, Nicholas, Esq.
Bulwer, lion. E. L. [Eng.1
Bryant, William Cullen, Esq.
Barker, Hon. J. N.
Ilascom, Rev. Henry, [Ky.J
Bird, K.M., Esq.
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frn.il'ihtv „f th. und.rl.kiu,, |iul>lic •n.i.ti.n i,
cvrrr d.y ni.r. .lit. to it; .lid fuud .mivi|»iiun. ., r ' A
ii.d.ilfted, ol th. liiw wlirtt imr nti.nnof.rd and .unmul 1,1,,:
tatl.i,,. .I..II a,ui„ ke.ultit.lrd, aud bdlrr than r.rrrr.ari
ll.e l.i«jr kcluwrd ttpf.u thru,. To kirn *ko ban . .
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f.i.ui tl,. uld to th. mw Btetc, .» uot ..nl* . dr.in uinn uiH
weuttk, hut de.trutti*. Iu tl.r drlirkt. ol rurk.1 iulriLoiiiM
and Ik. rrn.lk fri.nd.kipr, Mir kIwum wl.iil, .{.nil
lend ••• lr..rn.i,ckennrratio,,, and plantuur nn,pl. u.orecu,,
trntcdly anil lirudr amid ll,r .cue. ul tkrir child.und, w|||
hranldv rrg.rdcd. And we nr. I'ullv pei.uatrd tkel tl,,
priHlurtioii oTiilk.ir,eu-r.lt, «>,.,rd in. will du mum th,„
nur Hun. rli* c.u do, to luenaru our wraith .Rd wneerr. u ,„
pupuletiiiu.
Kntertalnir, there rlewn, wn prupinw tu lend o.r fcrUe aid
in the diiarniiu.tiu,, rf pmlic.l infoi,nation uu tki. .ukicci
c,it,tide,illy Imlievin, Ikut.u iutellieeul run,, need n,,I,'
linre mtiluklc (net. prearnted fur their cnn.i.lcratio., lo Mtwlr
them lli.t ll,o road tu wealth ia <u oneu lu thru, I,ere,.. iu auk
of Ike fertile ragioue of the Weal. 1
Ws ere ewtrn that eerrrnl relueble end eblr nudurtrd
puld,cation, cat alike North, devoted to the inlcrueli uf the
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