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HR SINrMf'* ***«•• Un k iMM tar ianW. *m (ffi- »c m l Kii *tvilla. Gtawtud fiomtl.i, mi in® lirai Tuesday m l*til * I u*xt, within the fegal houn of mis, th# fellow in* * ^SP 01 ***’ * 0 th. * A l * ,• tan4tfNa* # MgiMMW. in th« 7t4» District «.t i>W(ji'n»ll> IL>inlou,uow Oraiflbrd enmity, containing lour h«ndr«-d and five «onw, more or ktas, togother wilia the mill* I AdiainiatvalftMi t aud iippuriniiaiioc* ilimcon ; leviml on as the properly «•! * D *h. therefore, Ordered, Ilia Mira Clerk of this Conn do issue l»u «»l .ole, • » •miff) *omhy li fit 1 limn Crawford Supe- « citation, requiring all persons concerned, to show c-nuse, il rComl in favor of the Central It ink of Georgia vs John ! any theyluvc,on or hr fore the Amt Monday intleplomher mvi, !i»ot«! noil otlter*. Property pointed mil l»y Samuel Hull, why fluid letters should not i**ur; anil tlial said cituliou In* 55133B ueorgia, HwMwia Cawmy. COVTtT OF OllDiSARY. January Term 184., I T appearing toihe f'ntlW hy the representation of John B. Pounds, AdmlnlstratoY on the ea:ntr ot Kgekiel Harris, dneen* ul, that lie Imp fully ndiniiilsteie«l on said Paints, mid lie having made applied non lor loiter* uf Dismission from mini Oj0» lot ol Inuii, number ime bundled uml •nvouiy uiue,... fho first Ui-irkt of originally llon*lon, now Crawford conn* l¥,e Hit«iioiN( two hundred two nml u half ni'ifi; levied on an tK pl'ojieily o| Enoch It. Wollnee in smislvlour li l«t* from a Ju-ti »• * C'liirt in said comity in favor of Solomon Phillip* "♦* snid WnIIhco. I.evie* muds uml returned to inn l»v a cou« atnlde, JAMES DEELAND, Slu till. July I. I8I.V 40 tiMvvi'ord Aimitl MlmilTs VA’H.I. lo % fold before ilio Coui t-lioune door in llo* town ol ** K io> villo,Uni\\ l >i.| oiniiil v, oil til l first Tuesday in ACtiUsr ufit, vviim • iii>* n-mal liuuraol sale, the following ^inoeriv.io wit; Two lot* ol land. No*: 'liirty-eight an I sixty, in the »ixt1i j »|iew*c dtfVrirl of origin illv llo laiou, now Crawford county. I’nii- .d .vin mini a" four hundred uml live acre*, more or less, together will) III-* mill * uud uppuifoimncfts; levied on a* tlm property of Fred -rick tl-uilcv to s.utslv one li fa in favor of Ilia Stale til* G*orglit v.* said 11ai iIf v and other*. Property pointed nut by said ilmtley. EWELL WEItll, 1). Sheriff. Julv 1,1013. <iu ButU August OhcrilT's Salt's. W II.I. im aold on the tir»i Tuesday hi AUGUST next, before (he Comt-liouse door in the town of Jnrksou, Hull* county, within the legal hours of sale, Hut following property,to wii: Two forty aaw Cotin'i <lio*, levied mi as the properly ol Samuel Crinwold nml Krancia S. Johnson, to sniirfv two li fu* iR*ued from H itts Superior (?ourt; for oust, in favor of tlm officer* of sai l Court vs S unite! (3ri*wold Franci* S. John son. Property pointed out hy the officers of the (.'our:. 1 published in one of the ga/.utte.-i of this Slate, for the space ol six months. A true extract from the minutes, this Iflili dav of Jtuimuy, 1845. 17.2th JOHN W. V\ . SNK.AI), c. c.o. CiBOHilfAt Ititldwiii 4'oiinty. ftjiriur Court t tilling fop Ordinary jnn’itnsrt. ,lnln Trm, 1H‘15. j I I* appearing to the t'mirl by the represenlntion of Mrs. I j Ji. Kli/.uhetli S\ ashiiiginii. Cxeeu riv on die F.sime o.' Knb* j ci t It. Washington, deccnseil, ilmt the sit id Kxeculiix inis till | Ir ndmiiiiHicrcd oil said F.state, and w ishes to be difiiii.-f-cu ' ilm re from : * It i* tlinielbrr, on motion, ordered. Tlial the Cleikof this 'onrt do issue a rilnio i requmug till |»era m* cuncerued, to lie\y cutisu, if any they have, on 01 hef»re the second M^n d iv in Janu.'ii) next, why utti.l di-mo-*ioii should not he gran i« d —and Hint said cituliou In-published according In legal ro* quirenieiil. A true extract from tin* minutes, Ihi* ? ill ditv of .lull. 11145. II iiilini JOHN \N . W. SiNKAH. c * . o. m, f i r ‘”‘ I T appeal lii* tSr» the r*mfif f»oin t1i»» rWifTn of th- v sheriff that the llefctidiitt I* not t«ihe luu>ld hr the comity of Tof tfiir; undit t---uig also repf*flAnir«l,tiiM th»*ah! defendant re- aide* oiiloi ilie bittic of <temgiM ; Ji is, ou iiptiiob Ordeiud. Uml he appear ami li'e qisiumn er »in oFliemre ihe Tlmisilfcy itfmr the fkmith Monday in Odhtw r next, t»r he i-o>i«hlerrd in default; and tltnt service of tin* rule be perferled t»3 n monthly publication in one public, ga/.ritc nf this Slain, lor (hreo moniliM before ilic next Teim ol this Cotltl. WIU.IA \l \\ . I*A INK, Jfay 1st, 1815. \itoiueypro petitimiei. Tin* above is a trim exit ad from the Minifies nf Tnll-ii* •Superior Court, Mnv Md. 1815. dMmS.u JNO. F. McRAK. Clnih. FURNITURE AND HOUSE CARPENThY~ I CBOKCIA, Biiltlwiii Ciuiinly. \\7 II F.ll HAS Itolmit 11. Ale iclunn, F.xecuim on the es V V late of Augeliuc Meorluim, deceased,upplie* (o me fm ettera ofdisinis.-ton lioiu Mini l.xceulorsliip : Cliese iirntiiereforeto cite and adiiumisli all and singular j the Uiiidrcd ami creditors ol said deceased, to t»e and ! appeal at n,\ oifi. e w iiliinthe lime prescribed bv law, lo.-how cause.ifnny limy luive.w hy said letters should not he •• ranted, t (iiien undermv hand aioffice,this 1 lib dm ol Mureli.lU'15. ! *21 ii,inti JtHI.N W. \V. S.VKAll, c. «:.o. July I, If Tclftiii'August Nlitu'illN Nalt*. *V\ II.I. Im Mold before the Conit'housn door in the town ▼ V of Jacks.in villa, Telfair comity .on the first Tueadav in a traitor next, within the usual hours of sale, the follow iug fuuugrp , in w ii: O.u* blind ed and thirty Raven hand ofstock entile, moie or less,one hnndrad ..ml nine bend marked crop fiuwcr de In- c in one cur. -■ ml notniug in ihe oilier—uvcim -eight hetid in irk ed crop flower d< luce in nun ear and slit in tho oilier, all branded will) « Itomau I; levied on oa the properly of. Inlni A**let« her, i»i ealisty an execution issued from ilm Supcmi Conri of said eniitiiv.in favor of Zacharinh Studstiil vs .'obit Ffetcher an.I James [,. Fletcher. WILLIAM F.LLIS, Sheriff. Jane 10,1015. 07 <iL01UiilA, klsiltluiti < 0111113 . \\ r IIKIIKAS rui.y't'ox applies in me lor letters ol * T \dminisiiatioii on the eMuie ol Thoiuus lloynes.lair of said county .deceased. J’hesean*,therefore, to .•»te and aduinui*-li all and singula lho kindred umleiedilurK of said deren-cd »u In- and appem at niv oflice, witliiu Ihe lime presetiln il by iuw, to allow l inin' ifnny they have, why mid leiters .**bould nothe grunted, Hiv^it ii inii r mv hund at ofiiee.ihia Ifitli dav of June, 18-15 37 fit JOHN \V. W. SNFaD. c. c.o. W arc Aitifiiftl Nltei'lir’*) .Villi'* W II.!, im *oUl onilieurst TuiiMilny inAUHl S l* next, be- ( for* thn .'nil t-hmiae door in the town of Wureslmrn', t Wiiro Cjunty, .vithiiiiiiu UHituI IpMiis v* aitle, the follow iug • property,to wit: f One bit of land, No. 47:1, in the se\’*ntli District nf originally • Appling, now Ware county, containing four hundred anil . uppl Min«Hv -icr 's, well improved; levied ou a* the properly of • tion 8n:ibm*u I. istiugei,to s.insfy one li fu issued Irom III** Supe. rior'*'iurt of said county in favor of Andrew .1. Miller vs said Lu*liu:rr. l.'-vy mnile by Daniel F. lvimles. former Deputy Slierifl for said count y. MILES J. fiUEST, SheiitV. June Irt, 1815. 37 (liLOUHIA, \\ illiinsoii 4'Ollllly. \\7 I IE HE AS William t*. I'arUer applies to lire for let \ V ters ol Administration on Hie estate of Willian F.theridge, late nf Maid county, deceased : j Tin a*-arc therefore to cite and .tdmouisli all and singular - the kindred und creditors ot said deceased, to be and 1 ippcar at my oflira wilhinthe time presciibed by law,to show cause, ii' ant they have, why said letleth should not be | granted. . (.»i v eu tiiideNn* iiand at ofliec, ibis Mist day ol Mnv, 18-16 I AUG. II. ItAIKUIlI). Cli-rk. UEoiioi.i, m iikiiiMin County. W ’me* Samuel Bragg, Admiuisin.tor I lie estate ofCotuelins Bachelor,lute of said county, deceased, to me (or letters of divpiiiAjou fiotr. said Adtiiiiiistm These aiotlmrofoie,to cite ami udinonifllmll and *rngular,tliu kiiidreiliind creditors of said deeeasril. to be nml appear at my , office, w iilim tin lime prescribed by law , to show cause, ifuny 1 they liuie,why said letters should not l»e graitmd. I tiiven uiuier inv hmul atolfiee, tin* *21th day of .Ian., 1815. A. 11. ItAIFOKD.c. v. o. ibaud. of IF. Lord) ha* e» ,’u(id repairs ull kinds »|.V r.. siuully Furnituic.' All kind* of llor.Si: (’VIll'F.NTIlV dune ui'imu i. and l.ow. All kinds oi Faints can In- bad ret mu -!/••, and (ilu/.iiig done. A l*-o. Hlnss for I'ictme frames, A < ware Trimmings for Furniture, «V Black W it 111 it i Draw Knobs, tee. Ladies will please call nt Mr. Nei w ill be enudneted into the Shop and Milledgeiille, .1 iiiio III, 1815. of various sizes; Hard- ,, uml ;\laluigany and i*ll’s Store, where they nil see the Fnriiitme. 37 If iiimwov & miiv.v xritmaK TI: trm«aKBV« ' IPto-sdl I mu ilit rawoT goods, X*l I.0lV£8 l’MCES (AMMiV *«•* o( Mr. Cliilds ot Milledgeville, (a* M otrli-maker.) has ■ -‘pcenily returned from New-York, with u film Mock of 1 %V ate lies, Jewelry, Flnletl Wine, Art'. Ac, tovsisriNo or Huperlnr fluid and Blivet* Lever Watches, Hold Fob, H it a rd nml Ladies Neck Chains, (•old,Silver and Steel Speciaclcs, Hold and Silver Frm ils, Ladies’ and Hentleiiieu’s Breast IMns, Finger Bings and Ear Bings, Hold Hutton*. Studs and Chain Slides, Thimbles. I.adie*’ Fine Hold and Hair Bracelets, Jet Combs, Hair Pius nml Head Ornaments,&c. Itognr’s Superior Pen uml Pocket Knives, Ba/.or’s nml Scissors, Kink Platkd Castors, Cake Basket* nml Caudle Sticks IIIittfinin W are,Fancy Hoods. Are. Are. Atc.^ Embracing nlmosi every article usm.llv kepi in Ids line, ALL of which is ENYI BELY NEW nml of the mo$t fnnhionabte xty/r and bf*t i/unti/y,n\u\ will lie sold at prices which cannot fait to suit nnrehaiere. WfllrlieN mill Jewelry of every deaeriplion re paired ai the Riiortesl notice. All Watches repaired or sold wurrnuted to keep good lime lor WfrjJMl i'll, niiV.'n lUmi* .t*b r iu, li I 'I I k*ei r. nnir.il. Ill III* lin«.«ni’iii**l'‘ c " ' Mold nml -liver CT'airfire. thnlMi Key* A Seal*, ni-euM Fin*. Flniccr King,, am* oa* Silver aptttncira, CSIIerj-, silver A elated WAKE. Kotor l.nmpv, Ooublc Bnrrcin-d <Jin»o, Wnlkiiisf Ciieii-o, Faucy Articles, 'lojs. Ac. IN NEW YORK. t-Tu vupply iliv city At- inlerinrtrude !,* ]■ N »- M CEDAR OTrKP" j | K« A IIUF.WS1-KH ttee'uHlto'Zi i't'?.' 1- ,,y 7;'"! nin *-n-mtoi,Id aBs/ ^ 11 ‘. le<i ,‘V «*t-ibii m, iworinn, i„ **ll I ,\’ l 7 - **-rtd in Ainrric;.—,iuj * l " , 7 ,l *'* i *i 4 amifir.*r.Hii.LV i.owrn,ili»„,|„ l „» 1 ,^“ P-Kft .7 “ III,;,- -ill .all nt prirre in *,lll thn limn*. Seein f i* he. I *»"/;* 5,'iTrSKKi lit vinr, ilifrcfi.r^ cull 11 ml ,ml^r fur yoiirarlve* n llir old •land OTIS CHILDS. —sign i-f the Hold Wulrli. will It r nr the rush . refunded. Watches sent from any part of the country will } receive the tame attention, and he repaired on n* reatonnlde j termn at tltJUL'Ii the or tier trrrr prenent. C. K. WENTWORTH. ^ Watch Maker and Jeweler. Blare adjoining that of Mr. tieo. A. Kimberly. Mulberry Street, MA (-O.Y, (St o Mae a, .1 nn. 7, 18-15. 15 if STAGE NOTICE. Xeurctl, Cheap?*!, and llest Houle fmm Angus, la, Geo., to the Indian Springs. * r II Ills old and well knowu ioute having been reduced m a R Hack line, ill run the ensuing summer, commencing the first du v of June, from Mndihou—Leaving Madison ** * - »•-j—iln\, mid Friday u gb. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, nftrMhe arrival Cats from Augusta, i NEW FIRE-PROOF WARE-HOUSE, .tfncoii, tieo. of the Carsfiom AngiiHia.iiii-isiiig by \Vbitfield's, N'ontieeilo, ami urrive nt two u'cIock, P. AI Ketiiruing, leave ilm Springs ou Tuesday , Tliiir.-duy, aid Snturdcy, ut hnlfpust 5 o’clock, A. M., passing rhnmgli the aliovt named places, and arrive nt Madison at three oYIni-k, P. M. where they w ill nnv.er tail tocouiiert with the downwind tittiitofeura for An* gnstn. 'JVfli'elleiR muy re.lv upon good horses nml coaches, and good accommodations in every limn. We hope by good and ulteutioti to situ re a pm t of the public patronage. Distance, fuiiy.lliice nub Danut. A.Tuckep, :'!:p id, mi. I'tiTe 9 LOO. e, W. IIBIHHS 3: CO •nt, Mmlisou, 33 if IHS. JOII.V El. W ICIOIIT, l><- > list. U 7 ILL lie in Millcdgeville on the Ifith inst. All opera- linns in his pioleshion will be attended to by col I it g at bis rooms at Beecher it Bmwii’s I Intel. 37 it THE undersigned having erected n Fiuk- Proof Wahk-hou*k,situated ut the hem! of Coiton Avenue, tender* hi* services in his Irieuds nml the public generally, tor the sin ge of Cotton mid .Merchandize, uml the , transaction of Commission Rnsiliess ill all its j branches, pledging himself In use every exertion to promote ! the interests of, nml render satisfaction tu, those who may confide business in his charge, j The storage mid sale of Colton w ill be under the direction ! and control of.Mr. JOlLN JONES, who has long been known | In tho Warn house hu«inc*s, and will give particular attention to the. sale nfCotiou ami the tilling ol older* lor goods, j Liberal advances w ill bn made on Cotton in store or to be fdiippcd. i B 1GGIIVG, StOPi;, A\B TWlMl, logetlier with uny other articles, will Im furnished customers ; flie lowest maiket price. S*. B. Storage und Cominissions at customary rates Macon, O ltli June,1845. Milledgevilln.June 24, 1843. P. S. Having .-.n excellent supply of materials and superior workman, he is prepared to exccn'c all kindn of repatring in tint most sn/infactoiy manner with CHK iftiKMlind hk&katcm All Watches sent Irani n distance will receive prompt alien lion. 3U ill _ O* Thomas llallle, Propounder of the'\ Appeal in Warren will\ of Elizabeth rlewellen, dcr'd., \ Superior Court vs. jr from Ihe decision oj Sarah Persons, and ) ., , I the Court of Lucy lltxltlu’, ( Curealtrrf. j 0r , lmanJ . k i T I»«• i11«4 represented to thifl Court that William Buttle re- * hides in Shelby ( Oiiniy, State of Tennessee, that Edwin | D. Whifelieml, and Kohcccn Whitehead, his wife, reside ill • Oreon county, Stale of Aluhama, that the above Hinted case is no v pending in this Court for trial—It is on motion ordered, j that tin* said William Battle, Edwin D Whitehead and lie . l-ecen Whitelieud show cam-e, on or before the first dav of the j next Term of this Court, why said will should not he proven in solemn form ‘ f ami iliui a copy of this role be served on said parlies by publication in one of the public gazelles of ibis j Stale once a month for four mouths; and it is further ordered, that a paper containing said publication be deposed in the Po«t Office to the address of William Battle, Portersvillc, Tipton enmity, timi to Edwin D. Whitehead and Between Whitehead, to dm Coiirt-ltoiiHP iu Hreen county, Alabama, nt least 3U days before said Count. GEORGIA, J Clerk's Office Superior Court of said Warren county. £ * County. I, Jumes Pilcher, Clerk of the Superior Court of said coun ty, do hereby certify that Ihe above is a true eopv of nn origi nal order taken mid entered upon ilm minutes of said Court, i of the same, 1845—thia, the 521st day of AMMUCAN AM) FOREIGN 1-Rivto II m.rk.i—mnii, Uyh, „j,c*,w, ,„rgot vpJ 8 7,r« iattt.and cautu/t be h,„l rl.nthrrr. A n , Ur.I.r. In Prlui. will fiml i, i,„ ,| lrir In. Kimik I.-I hp niikiiig ilif-ir puiclia..,--SifSK. in iniirkM.id, l.v .7,i! d 1 (.iiulogiir, of (Hiro,. i-urirrled will, P ,„ v . • . in«rk«l,.iri-1 ln.-w,l m ||„ Imndiinfbuj er , J '"“*"«»ii(a, WiIXLiiiHOSK August Shcrill's Stile*. W ILL he sold nt ilm Court house door in the. town of Ir- wittrnn,on tlm first Tuesday in AU(4I.'ST next, he- tween (li* u-iuil hours of sale, the following properly, to nil: ^ Sixty he.id of cattle, more or less; sixty fiend of sheep, more or less ; fitly head of logs, in in* or lu** ; two yoke of ateer* n i l cart, two h»y mares and nun sorr I rolt,ono loi of land, ly i-ig i i t : o» third Dist. mljoiniiiv, hrnl of (jeorgo Dix-ui and others ; nil l«ivir*«l on us flm propm t v of Tiiofirts Jnrks ui to satisfy i li I*i issued out ofilu* Superior Court iu favor of die Justi :es uftli'lulorior (hiitrl, for dm use of James Sim rn ms. minor,v*s.d I Jack* m, Be-oj. I.’x-im -uul S. B Murpliv, •.lturitiea. Pi-i;mrtc pointed outbv plnintill*. W. W. BE U.L, SheriiT July I. 1815. 40 ids nl .ingiihir | i appeal ill j 1 — [BEOlUillA, illiinsoii I’otuily. I \V7llEUEAS Miuy Hicks, Adniiiisirnlrix on i -j \V Aimer J. Hick*, deceased, applies to me fi • di«missiou froin said Ad.niiii->iri}iioii : | These an', lljeicl'.-re, to cite and admonish all a the kindred and creditor.- of said deceased, to boon my ollie.e within die time prescribed by la * , lo sli< any they have, why said Idlers fhould not In* gra (liven under mv' hai)il,ni office, this lOth duv ol 1 I? nillin ' vUH B. UA1FOKJ). (•iCORHiA, WilkinsonCotuiiy* U ’ / HE HE AS Jau.es Toy lor, Hunrlinn for llo Thomas Taylor,deceased, applies lo me I- I from the Huiirdiaiisltip nf 'I bonus and Aided* FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, t!.aPMT.lL, $»00,»00. rpilE NEW-YORK CONTB A HI TlUNSHIP FIRE 1 1 *\ ■** I' It A N (< E COM PAN \ liHviiigeRtnhlishednnacdi- cy in 1C No xv fj.i.K, Crawford coui.iy . will insure HI ILMXGS, MEIU'U\NDIZE, HOUSE HOLD El H.MTUllE, ml nvervdeeci ipfion of pr- (-■ Mv, against loss or damn re. ' FBA\CIS“H. MCltDOCK, Agimi. Knoxville, June II. hill. 87 it' , il I die April Te Apiil, 1846. 31 mini JAMES? PILCH Ell, Oik. S. C. Ac.. [TB] iililtlMlsfl'atol's kinlP. A to an order ol die Interior (Joint of Wii ki-Hiui county, while silting lor ordiimv purpose*, will be sold below ifie t.’oiirl limiae door in Irwintoii, in said conn Cy,ou die first Tuesday in AugiHt next, our imgro woiimii, a fir si rate house wuman,hy tit** name ol.Milly, and niie-lliitd part oi a fir*t rate negro fellow,by the name of Shade, belong- lug t i the estate of Caroline E. :S !Mau*on. deceased. Fermi undo ko two oil die dav m sale. JOHN SMITH. Adm'i. Mnv 7ih, 1845. 33 td* t Baylor, two nf said Ward- ; These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons inter* j esle.d to lie and appear at my office, within the time prescribed [ | hy law. to slimv cause,if any they have, why said lotteis ol | i dismission should not he granted, | (liven under m v hand utolfice, this 1st day of Juimarv, 18-15. j ! 15 inPin WJO.R, RAIPOIU), c.c. o. ' (<i;o!«.i4, Wilkinson county. ' WHEREAS David Smidi ami John Smith, Admiuistra ; mill, ypply to me tor l.-t-1 1S1IIK«T X D^OVIATAUB, 4TI Oin:i> AT LAW, Ealontoii, On.« Wdl practise in aII the Counties of thr Ucmulgec Circuit. tec. 17. 13 tf AI>fi»l*OA V. §€OTt7 Alforiiry at Law, TAZEWELL, MARIOS COVSTY, Go. Jan. I I, 1815. lfi ib a AJiifelnistniioi's Salt*- A HBE1.ABLY to aa order of dm Inferior Court of \\ il ki-ismi county, while Rilling for urditnry purposes,will he auld liel-iro the Court-house door in Irw intoii, Wilkinson comity, «oi dm fiiol Tuesday iu August next, a negro woman Mnr.v and eliild, and cne hundred one and one-funrth in*res of pine land, belonging to the estate of Wiley Rutland, late ol tiT.* of Dismission from said etuatc These ere,therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, ihe kindred and creditors <-f said deceased, lo lie and appear at my office, within the time, presciibed hy law, to «!iow 1 cause, il any they have, why said ieui-rs should not lit* gi anted. Uiven under my hand, nl office, t lii * 71 li dav of April, 1815. •J 1 .) mliin A. B. It A IFOItl >, c. c.o. ’AD AEtTFICS, / ai iiiedgev ille, 18||| Mny,l84o. ) To thr (.'n/onc/tt, or ('oniT/inndanlx ij Regiments cot.ijinnup the Tirst JSiiijitdt aj the I'u sl Division uf Ororgia Militia. W III. UFA.- has i ilm da Mav Till, 1815. "IlUUN SMITH, Adin’r. 33 id* CsEOIMsIA, Wilkinson Poiiiily. u , HERE AS Jacob Freeman, Administrator on ilm es- ! \V into of Jeremiah Allen, late oI'miuI county, deecusud, applins to me for letters ol ilisiuission liom suit! Adipitiistru-1 rred hv the demh of B. Floyd. Brigadier Heimrul oi the Fii-^t Biig- tide of tin First Division of the AI i I it iu of this Stale: Now, in order that Raid i ncHiicv tuny lie filled, and in pursuance ol law. I have thought proper to issue this, my proclamation. Imiehy ordering y oil, the said Colonels, i r ('oiiiinjiiduuts of Begl- ills, to cause an elrclionto be licld ou Wcdnesdav. Il-e *d. ; i the * of holding elections ir* nhlislicd by law for holding •iicial Assembly, gi\iog dun fa Brigiulici (leneral to fill WHITE KUV.PIICflC SPKIIVWSr, JleiivvHliKi 1 C ci ii ii 11, Ha* This delightful W'aleiiug Place is now open for the season, under the most flattering auspices. Having now , beyond all question,and by the uni ted tcMiioouv of the iiiiialreds who have tested the virtue* ol the White Sulphur,secured for the establishment n degree ot confidence mid favor unparalleled iu the history of nn.v other watering place so recently ollered lo the public pa tnuiage. The proprietor has been encouraged to make con siderable improvements since the last season, upon the build ings and pleasure grounds alinelied to the place, lie Inis also erected a nun mini inns and eotnfut fab/e tin thing Union — lie bus engaged tlm Kervices ofexperiem ed uml i.cmmno'lnl ing mmuicers nml ugeiit*. nml iris servMnt* will ho obliging by | nod iittPi,live,«m that no iiidocemciii slittll lui wanting tu sc- i core the patronage of the public. i To tin-stranger, who has never tested the virtues of the. ) chrystiil lottutniiiH and balmy atmosphere of this pleasant re- ! giou,it is only necessary In sav.tlint these Springs me loca- j ted iu Ilm midst of tho most deliuhtl’ul mol hetilihlnl recinn of our Stale, a few miles north of Ilm Pine Motiniam, nud onlv j nine miles sootheiist of Hreenv ille. through which place a dui- j I v line of stage*, connecting with tic principal lines nf the Union, i* now iu operation. f The propiieiur tinners himself ilint this is the only estnh- ; lishiuent iu ilic whole South w hen* the vhitorenn heoccom- { inodmcd with mi equnl variety of waters Here we have ilm purrst fieestone fountains, the strong mid the mild chalybe ate, nml ilm while sulphur, surpassing in purity, mid iu the 1 distribution of its elements, uny hitherto known. [ Bu: besides this we have a country abounding in scenery 'l romantic and beautiful, and are am rounded hy n population ii iisurpapKed lot intelligence und moral worth hy ilia t of any •other'forming district in the Stale. From these advantages I we may salpfy expert to draw all that may he required to I gratify tlm intellectual, moral nr physical appetites of our vis- • itors, mul neither expense, solicitude nor effort on the part of i the proprietor, shall he wanting to render this wnteiiug place ns popular for its accommodations as itaheady is unrivalled . for the gifts of a beneficent Providence. ; llj’A line of stages will he run three limes n week, hy Col onel Lee, from Columbus, via Hamilton,to thu White Sulphur Splines. The Ball Boom will he opened every evening, and will he provided with the very best music tlm country affords. WALKER DUNCAN. Meriwetherco. ( May 21, 1815. 1 i\. B. The proprietor will add,that whilst striving to satis fy visitors in liis minerals nml otter lion, hr. will also try to in i.harges. 37 if satisfy iliei •Administrator's Sale. B 5 VIRTUE of an order ol the Honorable the Inferior Court of Wilkinson county, when silling for ordinary purpose-*, will lie sold before the Court-house door, in tho town nf Ir.vinton, in said county, on the first Tuesday in All'll 1 ^!’ next, two slaves, lo w it : Louisa,n woman nhoul 20 \eat* ol nge, mid her infant child. Sold us tlm property of "Benj imiii Exit n, deceased, lor the benefit of tlm heir* mul irenitnr-i of «u»i I deceased. Term** of sale made known on the dav. WILLI l.M A. HALL, Adm’r. Mav 27,1845. 35 ids These are, therefore, (o cite mid admonish al 1 mu! »iti lie kindred nml creditors of.••aid deceased, to hi iml npp iv ot'.ie.n within the time pr» FCiibcd by law, t dmw ni iiv they have, why said letters should not be granted. 3 1 Ailiiiiiii'ttrntrix's NitlP. \ UREEABLY i» mi order of tlm llonornhle the Inferior Court of Baldwin eouiity,Killing for ordituuy purposes, will he sold before tin* Court-house door in tho City of .Mil- ladgeville.on tlm first Tuesday iu October next, between ill Irg il hours of sale, Ilic laud* belonging to the estate of Horn tio Bnik.-.l ile, late of said county, dec eu-c»l. Terms on the dayof^le. MARY BARKSDALE, Adm'x. Jnlv 8th, 1 [jwws] 41 fTBOUIt mOIVl'ilS lifter dale appliealion will be 1? made to the Honorable the Inferior (.’onrt of Wilkin- on comity, while sitting foi ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of Briton price, Into of said comity, dec'd. JACOB PUEEMAN, Adniinj«irator. Mny 17th, 1815. 35 1 :MH R n O N TIIS after date nppth ration w ill im. made 1 to the honorahle the Inferior Court of Baldwin county, while sitting us n Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell the lands Imlmigmg to the estate of Horatio Barksdale,deceased. MAR V' BARKSD.VBE, Adiniuistratiix April 1st, 1845# 23-(j. w. sv. > 1 ;<H IC MONTHS after dale, application will Iu* made to tlm Honorable Inferior Court of Wilkinson county, while rilling fur ordinary purposes, for leave to sell «b** real estate of Caroline E. S. Munson, late of said count v. deceased. JOHN SMITH, Adm’i. Wilkinson county, March 10th, 1345. 25 (GEORGIA, DeaiHir Comity, I \\f II EREAS Jeremiah Tate applies tome lor letters ol ! Y Y Administration on the c-tntonl Chnrlcf* limner, hue ol said county,deceased : < These are, therefore, lo cite nml admonish all nndetiigubtr, j the kimtred und creditors of said deceased, to Iu* and uppeut i at myofiioe, w ithin the time ptescribed hy law'. \g shew cause H uny ilmy have, w hy said letters should mu he granted. Uiven under mv Imud ul office, tilts 13th duv ot June, 18-15. •jj 51 ' JUILN P. DICKENSON, c. c. o. r, that l ctiitnsof said rlenion l» lie lime preserihed hy law . nminaiider iu-cliirf, * JOHN II. BROWN, Aid-de-camp. GI’OKGIA. Jltlll' Comity. W HEKKA.-i James V. Freemun, AdiiiinUlrator on tit. I estate uf Tlmimis Freeman, deceased, applies to me' for letters of dismission horn snid Adminirtralioii : I'hese a re, l he refer re .to c ile an dad monish a 11 nmUingultir ■ lliekitulrcii and creditors of snid deceased,to lie and uppeni j nt my office within ilic time presciibed hv law, losltowni iihc i r ■ > 111- il any they have, why said letters should not lie granted, j .1 (iiveu uudet mv I) till J at other-, this lib dav ol Match 1845. j ret 21 (rm JOHN P. DJCKE.VSON, c. c. o. day of July next, at your Regiments, as elections lot mem In notice thereof, lot i the vacancy af>uc* i And I do furthei « to HWtd (| ti a rlers m Bv tho 83 tf HA PI.ATi: A \ n wnn:. rillll. snlu-ciiher licing engaged loi the last iliiity rears in J the miiuuftictuiit g of TIN WARE, iVo., iu conio-xiou w ith his other nicieuniile lursiiieRfl, at Orccnvillc C. II., So. Cm., has now made tiirnngrmeuiH at I l.o North, which will on able him to keep eiiustmiily on luiiid, itt Augusta,Go. it huge, r . , „ . , supply of I in Plate, \\ i.c,and oilier articles iu the lim.ing !' ,ol, 1 ! * »« provide line, which will be sold f-u Cash nt the lowest prices. Or- § t<* r'enjoyment nud comfort; deln addressed to Messrs. Dm.hum A. Blcnklev, A tigu^tti, On . w ill In* promptly tiiiendfd to. B. DUNILA-M. May 27, 35 ^ e Georgia Journal, Millcdgeville; ,SouliiefU AVhig, uiul Southern .Mini Ihuiy, .Madison, wilier, ch give I Allie , ] the above four ii SflOYl tKff> X BU l ESK JSI O c CO.T|*TJISSIOA rtlK-.RCIBAA'TSV A iKilticliicoIn, I'la, uleisicned hav ng commenced a (ieueial C’r. uuriis- cliicobi, are now prepared to »e- sell, all cotton uml prodi BAIHVA SVillXU. THE SubJerihers most respectfully inform the public that they Iimvo recently repaired and filled up iu a superior munner the large nud coiniuodi- Hotel at the Indian Spring, formerly occupi ed by I!. Dillon, and during the last summer hy B. \V. (.'oilier. There are so many living witnesses who can’hoar testimony to tin* wonderful benefits derived from the use of tlicso wa ters, tint it is useless to speak of them here. They unsure ail who are disposed to visit them, that no of- ideall such luxuries ns will lend and to nlVord them nil such ( means ol Htuosemem ns will enable ihem Iu drive* dull care 1 Hwuy,” and pus* their time iu pleasure. U'Gaining strictly prohibit eil. A Dnilv Line of Splendid four horse Coaches runs from this . place to Forsyth, leaving the latter place on the arrival of the ! Cars from Macon • DILLON COLLIER. GEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT,) Millcdgeville, Nov. 2, 1839. ^ t Analysis of the Water of the. Indian Sating, Hulls County, Qeorg ’ F rjM>L T R MONTHS after dan-, application will he b* to the Honorahle Inferior Court of Wilkinson i'ouniy, wben sitting for ordinary purpose*, for l *avo to sell llie real estate of Wdev Rutland, late nf said county, deceits ,d. JOHN SMITH, Adm’r. Wilkinaon county, Mareli I Ot It. 181.,. 25 G I.OI&G IA, Deealiti' Fonniy. T tHER EAT? Henry Arliim, Executor of Elia* Pullen t t deceased applies tu me forleim* of DisinKsum from said Executorship : These aie,tliflrelore, tori to and admonish u II and singular the kindred and creditors nfsuid deceased, to be and appear at my ulfice within the time prrscrihedbv luvv,tosliuw cause, ifnny exist, why said loiters should not he granted (iiven under mv iinndatnflieo this2i' d«v of A nri1,13-15. 88 6in _ JOHN P. DICKENSON. I , 0 . OlloROlAi riitnnni < ot;n<y. a ’ II EREAS John C. M ion. Administrator nn the estate Tt oi Win. D. Cole,applies tu mo lot letters nl Hismi»Mou irom said estate : Tnese are.lherei'ure. In eite and udumuish all eoneerited to he and appear at my office, w iilim the time priori bed hv law toslmw cause,ifnny they have, why said ietleodismissory slim 1.1 not 'or granted. and forward, store good*.consigned to them. Their personal oiteiulon will hr iii*' U lo nil business confided to their care. I’ll ACKER. B. HOWARD. ADOLPHUS S. RU I'llKRFOICJ'. . 1815 (Quantity, one pint (wine treasure) Pn iiminaries for a correct annhn Barn 28,875 cubic inches. of this Spring. 29,54 08 Jeg. Farenheit. 46 do. do. hand at office, this 2'fttli dav of .March, 1813. j which he stands charged. A I’ISOl'ffi.VIB VTIO]\. st.iti: or (icoiaju. Hy G LO IKiR 11 . CD A II i'OR l), lioc< rnor of said S.ntfe. M AN I.N(« receive,! iiifornialion that a murder was commit ted on the I fitli d iy of J tine 111*1, iu tlieroiiuiv of Mitri av, . n the pei *mi of A xukkw Bax tkii . by W AI .LACE il PA I* K, win, on* fled fromjiistice, I lmv*» ilimigbl proper to i**uc th is, imv proclumatioii, offering n icward of Onf. Hum,urn a.*h I’ll rv Dot I.Atts, tu any pci-on, or pr isons, who may appre hend and deliver said fugitive, to the SlierilV, or Jailor, of iMmmy county. A mt I <b) moreover charge and require all officer?, civil uni' military .to be vigilant in endeavoring 'o apprehend the said PARK, in order that lie may he 11i«*«l for the offence with Tcmperattiro of the ntmospher Temperature of the water. Specific gravity 1,1 -18. that of distilled water being 1,000. GASES. i Azotic Gas, • • 0,156 cubic inches, Carbonic Acid Gas. - 1,000 do. J Sulphuretted IIvdrngen. • 3,5 do. \ ‘ SALINE CONTENTS. Carbonate of Magnesia, . - 1,982 grains. { Snlphntc of Magnesia, - - 71,588 do. | Sulphate of 1 ** ,,f * 1 * of Potash, 3,415 do. WM. B. CARTER. C. ( '. O. George Bhiulmlser, GLORCIA, \ewloii I’osmiy* maXTIIS nri.:r .lain applinalion will l.o j COURT OF OHIO WRY, Vai, 'IWm, ISI.j. - Williiiiw.ncmii.lv, u l,.In , N n| ,p e ..rii.g It, Ihe C.mrl. .lint Jnl.u (•. TI A.I II two inis ot It.ml | H inn.ist.'a:m .... the aaiiiit* ..rsinm.-i Tt.un.pa.>..,dcccacd, I ha* fully admini*lercd said estate, and lie having made tippli ! i-nlinii lor letters ol di*mi*sion from *aid tuliiiiiiislititinii: I It is,therefore, ordered, that the Cb-ikof this coml do is«ne ( n citation, requiring all persons concerned, to show ciiiih » any they have, on or before tin* due publication of »lii* { tion, why said ictters should not issue, and that th I be published iu terms of lie* law | A true extiuct Irom the minutes, Mav Rib, 1845. I 33 in m \\ M. 0. U CKIE, DOIR 1/ made, to tun Inferior (2i sitting for ordinary purposes,fur lean . in Cherokee, belonging to (he* estate d *'cased, for tho benefit of ilm creditors ol said deceased. W.J. SIIINHOLSER, V.lm* Fehrnnry 4,1845. U il- I ^ouit HONTHS altar date, applict nude to thr? Honorable the I nfarior (Jo k'oson county, vvbcu sitting for ordinary purpose* for leave r» seil the land and negroes belonging'tu the estate, of Janus K.eg.inte of said coitntv, deceased. JAMES KINNEY, Ex’r. April 19th, 1815. . 31 POUR UlOKTllStrfterih iteannlieatiou w ill he m ob I to the honorable Inferior Com t of Baldwin comity while sitting for ordinary ptirpoaes, for l«*nvn to sell the Laud* he- longing to the astute of Meshach Rogers, deceased, fm tbi benefit of the heits and creditors of snid deceased. WILEY F. ROGERS. ? , . HEZKKIAU ROGEUS, $ Miirefa (ill. 1815. " :l 1 ,10111 JIO-ITHS alter ilate aimlicatinn will lie ’ made to (lie llonornhle the Inferior Court of WilkitiMui county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave tn-ell the Inndfl belonging lutheomio of Benjamin Stubbs, lute of laid county,deceusd. WILUA.M <;. PARKER, Espiml.ir. Mny 31*1, IH4m_ I.TOIIU MONTHS. after date, appliention wii I be r undeto theHonorohle the lufei mi Court of Wilkii son Count v, while silling for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell i be land and negroes belonging m the estata of James Evtnn. iatijofsnid rniiniv, deceased. JAMES ROSS. J.G.R. HOGAN, s , x ‘ ,i„ii ;i 15. iTtoi!R ifioirriiw after dale, application will (>e made to the honorahle Inferior (’onrt uf J .taper county, „ |,ile hi11itic for Ordiimry purposes, for leave to sell the land ;.ud neg roes belonging to’the estate of Jesse M. Spencer, late •f ai l county, deceased. CHARLES L. RIDLEY. Adm’r ||})|.|„ ul.v mill, 134?.. !*_ Or ten U William fan} ' , A BUI, 4*-. George U . lulus and j William IV. Fold*. J I T appearing to the Court, that one of the Defendants, William W.FrttiD doe*not reside in the limits of thin Htate, B is ordered,I hat servire be perfreted hy publlcMkiB ofthD Buie, oner a month for three months, in the Georgia WETHER. Cpmpll. Sul. ' r.n*.*tp*pl r.uu. ill. minutBi of iUn.8up.riar Courl uf pMiaiin ( i.M,ly, M,r '’ , ‘ T * rn ')! l 'i:''’‘*j|p40l.80N, Clptk; M.y7lti,l»«. 33 n»3m under my hand nml the seal of tin* Executive De partment, at the Capitol in Milledgeville, this 7llt dav of Julv, A. D. 1813. • GEORGE W. CRAWFORD. ! By the Governor: ' N. BARNETT,Sccr’v of State. DESCRIPTION. i The. *«aid PARK i* about 36 veins old; weighs 185 or 139 j lbs is five fret, 8 or 9 inches high, dark complexion; very [ ,! | datk hair: his month nml nose ^cuernlly rad, and the latter it ' ling" ami sharp; sloop shouldered; speaks quick, and so i* much so at times, tlial h • is hard to lie undcr.-ue>d; i<anliitlo itation ] hard of hearing; has a hu ge scar on his forehead, running I mime distance into Ins hair.- Total ofSalineContents, 84,077 JOHN KUGGLKS LOTTING, .State Geologist of Georgia 35 if Gi:OltGI.4, THftiir Coiitil)'. W HEREAS John McLean. Administrator on tin* estate nf Allen McLean, deceu*cd,applies to me I’m b iter* ol Dismission from the aame : These nr«, thereiore, to cite ami admonish all and singular the kindred and ereditm s of paid deceased, to lie and appeal at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,if any they have, why snid I tier* of dismission should not lie granted. Given tinder my linud, nt office, this 3d dav nf June, 1815. 31 ii fi n ' JNO F. Me It A E, O. < . «». GEORGlAi New.on f'oiiiily. . TOII.N S VWYERS.nf the IGltli District, G. M. tolls Im- • f fore me,one eslrav Imy mare, iimr fed eleven inches high, ahnitt fimr yeois ohl, a Mi.ii in her litc.e, light hind foot while from llie hoof eight inches up the leg, loll h’md tool white about twelve inches up the leg. unshod till i» • ml, a small black speck on the insole nf the left tinkle ju*t above the hoof. » Apprui.-ed hv Plonmint M. Lai v and Will am \\ -lit at fortv dollars* HARRY ( AMP.J.P. I Apiil30ih, 1845. . A trim exiiitcl from tho Eslrav Bonk, April 3mh, 1845. I WM. D.LUCKfE.c.i.c. GEORGIA, 4V«HTt!ii Voinily. JESSE B. BEALL, of the 154th Dim. •Ils hefmc me, a d-uk b i v Horse, w nil a lack marie and tail, his light bind fool Idle in the puslaiu joint, with a star on „ i? forehead and Wbite spot supposed to he lour years old, and Mppruiaaii I eheii* and Augustus Beall toihutV'fiv 1 ,l ' Ajiril 15. Mt li \ u 5 "3' n so ui a it it. ITTOR.XF.Y AT LA IV, A It 11 S I* lfi I A C Pi. ’I’llf. State of Georgia, deservedly celebrated for thu feilility of im soil, the richness and nhiitidniirr of its min- __ eral ores, iu stupendous eularar.ts and I jeiuitilui mountain scenery, imiii also boast the most valuable . aiinernl fountains on the face of the Globe, Tlii* i* no vain huosting; n distinguished gentlemen, one vtho I ns travelled ext«n«ively in foreign lands, assures us, I but, while ill England and on the Continent, lie visited the ‘ i-celebrated vv atering places, that he snw not oueon which Miitme hail been so prodigal ol her gilts,ns loose hestovvi-d on • tiie Wat ut Spring-*, in Meriwether county, Georgia. 'This truly wcmdeiful iiatural enriositv amt delightful Sum i n*n*r retreat i? situated on a spur of the Fine Mountain, thirty- 1 *-ix miles mnili of thecity of (’rliimlm*. A fouiilaiii.gusliitig J t ji tli. per minute, fourteen liiimlrcd gallons of crystal water j «d9U- Temperaturr, i* indeed a rare cmmsiiv. It* virtue, I However, ol curing diseases, which have deficiT’tlio skill of the Diost euiiiiniit Physicians, seems still mom wonder fill. I Tin* ingredient* „f the wafer, ns ascertained l»v accurate —quantity one wine | int, or 28,875 nihic iucl, PROSPECT US Dr. David CooPF.u, Resident Physician nml Superinten dent of ihe Lunatic, Idiot and Epileptic Asylum of the Statu of Georgia, near Millcdgeville, the seat of Government, pro- poses publishing hy subscription, a Periodical to he entitled TItc Jon null of Insanity, Idiocy mid Epilepsy, For the Georgia shite institution, fur the cure, protection and cure of pei sous laboring under these afflicting mental and physical maladies. Tbi* work lo he printed on good paper, with legible type, in pamphlet form, quarterly, und to comprise forty eight pa. ges hr each number, Ilio first article of which wiil embrace illustrations of Ihe inception of I neaniiy and Epilepsy, their causes, Ate., drawn from the Bible and New Testament. 8d. The existence nml progress of Insanity in different eountiies iii all ages to the present time. 3d. The plans <•» systems of morai. mill physic ai. treat mem lor it- amelioration und cure, comprising the earliest erection m Asylinns, &c., with their progressive improve ments in all couiitiies tu the present dale. 4th. Llii-tratimis of the discrepancies in susceptibility to i la.sanity, in civilized and suvngc life, and the philosophy of ' cutises. Fuller this head will he contrasted the difference iu j the susceptibility, to Insanity,between ottrsluves and Northern free negroes, based upon correct statistics. 5lh. Correct and fuithfnl details and descriptions of the melancholy homicides nud suicides committed bv Lunatics in society upon their'Triends and themselves, while roaming at large; lour of the latter of w hich Iimvo token place in the higher, literary and pious walks of life in Georgia, in three mouths.. Gib The infrequency of these lain I accidents in Am luma contrasted with the above; 7ih. Correct histories of trials in our nud other Stale Court-, for the commission of, and attempts to commit homicide hy insane persons: comprising the testimony, counsel, charge by the judge-, to the juries, and verdict of acquittal or conviction. Under this department much valuable medical jurisprudential matter may be anticipated lo the legal profession, from the varied and extensive reports of legal uml medical gentlemen, contributors to this Journal, (some of which me already in huud) from other States. 8th. Extracts from some or all nf the Reports of the Lu natic. Asylums of Europe and the United States, comprising their cost,entire management, moral uml physical. J his Inst department is lo comprise a detailed description flint short J of the law originating our Institution for the In sane, the Idiot and Epileptic;,appropriations, location, pur chase, east of buildings,size, finish; first reception of patients, progressive increase, inunngemuni; laws, rules and regula tions; general treatment of patients—moral and medical; such descriptions of our patients’ insanity, idiocy mid epilepsy, und prodromic, preditpnnent, or associate physical diseases, with their ages, sexes, social condition, corporeal niulronlor- ni01 ion*, deformities, mental imbecilities and families, as may be deemed of interest to pulious, with our cures of cases in all cases suppressing (lie names of patients—details of bail cases, cure.*, tfee., tec., up to the present year. These uro now it, possession. Dili. Occasional cases of Lunatics transferred from State Prisons or Peiiilcnii.ilies to Asylums, including some front our o\vn Penitentiary. Dili, nml last. The Report of our own Institution for tho present year up to the first of November, designed, and we hope destined, lo (ill a higher uiclirt in the feinple of pliilou- tlnopy, nud gild with brighter lints aud more indcllible im press the page of future history than any in llu* world. I lie published Reports of the last yeai’s superintendence as Re.-blent Physician hy the proprietor of this Journal, having met with general success in awakening the public mind ou •his subj. et, not only in our own Smto, but in several of llu* oilier Slates which an? destitute of a similar institution, ns evinced by frequent letters, soliciting more of our reports for distribution, induce the proprietor lo offer this work to the public through the usual channel uf a prospectus or sub scription list which will be widely circulated throughout thn United States,particularly the South nod West. 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Ir is satiMiinelv an ticipated this Journal will exist colrmpornueoiisiy wiili/in- crease iu interest, and ho replenished with iiileiesiiiiBtuud. valuable matter, pari passu with the radiating charity nud diffit.-iiig popularity ol the Institution. TERMS. 'This work will be furnished through tho Rost Office lo sub scribers at TWO dollars AND fifty cents per annum, paya ble oM. half in advance, to he remitted to the propiietor’by agents (bee of postage^ on the reception of the first number, assureances of which must bo furnished the proprietor upon return of subscription lists by the first ol August. The fiist nnitihei will be issued by the first of November next. iMillldokvillf, June. 1845. O’ EUiloiuof Newspapers, Journals, I’eiiodicnls, tec., in serting ibis, or an sppropriale notice of the proposed work, to the n moil nt of ils value, shall receive a copy of the work on sending the proprietor a copy of their paper containing the V It O I* O * A 1. S Ff,r Fi.hlifhivg in Sarannnh a Monthly /W, , TO HE CALLED THE SOUTHERN HISTORIC*!, LITERARY MAGAZINE, PROSPECTUS, rptlE originator,nf iliia work believe that il.. r -j, A rarv exertion nud influence, in our cutit.tiv growing Wilier and wider; nod ilioy me wilii,, !! ""U'J lea»l u (lorlioo ol Ihe ground, wliieh .re,,,, m S*l?« I lie duel ol.jeet wludl lliry Imre hi view i, •‘"•"‘li ling lor Ihe i-uullirrn (Simim tlmt hiermv ro.iiin,MuSlS' believed, limy are qualified in ar.iime I kev'd through Ihi, e.lianuel, 10 point out ilm n rnurr'fmTj^H the intereMaof ilm South,lo represent eiil, trutl, 0.7 L' r * ler and eondiiiun of ilm people,ami lo lurui.l, “ y" nt > aioo for iolelleclual tfli.rl. With i|, rs e ei,wt donee lo llmir lellow c ilizen- lor supp^ri The Wolk will he S jolhern-il will be ll.a nre „7 , linn; hoi in no nairow spir.l of liusliliiy to any vMi-L'"' couiiHy, Justice uml candour towards alU ai|tf . r course; nml il will steadily pursue the snored ■i„ 1 U n 7? l i l There is need, especially iu this day of cheap ln fr .,„ "'?• stern und discriminating criticism. ManUiirsi.uiido r ;*iSL*i • ol (hough!—as well as sound morals— or? in danger of Gill! crushed under the mass of trashy oi corruni nuliliraii.!.L** foreign and domestic, *%ith w hiefi the pres* ici n,c, tl?' f loudly lor some daring and indepeudu.i rmror, aksidi'iu on Die lush of severe hut just criticism, • uiihJiit (ear ? vor,” and who will giiuid the interests vl literature a.^ those influences nlthe puldisliiiig Iioiifp**»f»lif.|» 0U B lr * mi£k through niagnznic uud newspaper pulling, toaifr rn m"” false reputations ou worthless volumes, nnj «ur>ant i| lf sources of n wrll regulated uml u Imh some salilic nniakV 1 j We therefore avow .it the oulsei, that we imrmi |„ J fl) ; these uulhors, publishers and hooks, with a sevnity oal*r ited by ourahilities,nnd a proper regard foi tin? r«tirtf,i£l , to un enlightened community. 1 We know and feel that our lilerntuie is i.utne,andhiihena hot too imitative. Nevertheless that ii»rv \oiiih kna k*H Ii A W Sit pc riot. N OTICE*—The following persons, or, if dead, their re* piesentalives, may hear ot something to their advantage, by application at the office ol the Uliurlesion Courier, viz :— Catharine Alexander, Ex. (A. D. 1792); Daniel Atwood, (1796); Amvell Ishohod, (18(11); Small Butler, (1764); John Boll, (1797); Joseph Brevard,(1800); Hugh Befliune,(1800); John Binwulee, (1791); Andrew Baskins, (1792) ; Rebecca Beinpfjelil, (1792); Elizslu tli Bum h, (1795); Elia* Call,(1797); VicioiiimG. Boisgernrd,(1811); Crawford Davidson, (1795); ('liiirtium Daidtnz, or Dauhog, (|h(t| u Josiali Dickiiifcon. adin’r • f James Gilchrist, f IS! I); John Dnriell, (I7P9; Mnrv ]—specific gravity 0,993—di<lilb'd water being 1,000. (JajKs • Gregory, (IS. 11; Daiic Hulmea, Ex’r of James feidiiytirnt), » —Carlmiiic acid’gas. 8 cubic im lies—<iilidiurell of llydio- I 079*)*. Fiiomas Horrv, Ex’i of E. Horrv, (1798); Joint Bee J geit,a trace.—Solid contents: Caihoontn of Lone, 1 erniii— Holm* s in trust fin Hamel Edwnids,(1790); Arcliihald liar- vcv.(l79!)' William Hurt, (1803): Aon Elliott linger,(1808); Nulliauirl Hayward, (1806); Edw. Lowndes, (1801); Isaac Legal**, (1792); Langston te Dixon, (1796); tSuiuuol Lining, ol It. Gnerard,(1813); James l.ow tides, (48(H); John I 1 j vantages uud we. shall endeavor to give itiem full p| ay L ! rourngiug fresh und vigorous fxhilitioum.f the mind olont j own country. i That this w pre-eminently the laml of i*iii*i«iolihoughl ; Patent Olfii.e, »iur woikshcus,our fields ami uuiriimfl,,. I duntly illu.-Ualc. In the Fina Arts, Anirrirnn teiiiui Kit ! produced works of which nuy nation uiiglu be proxd. W* mo already viialiugold Europe iu every tleparinietuifi#i*. lion, save only in tliui uf literature. Even in ilife, nM inirpe,. dent assert ion of thought uud feeling |ms nitninrner J, wEfc the. American position und cliaiucier Uiinand, oud>re'eilcu. luted Iu develops. Men here stand to *.nrlioiJur iuoivioi advanced l elaiions. Any expressions that »ludJ he true m thou condilioHs, must give our lilciniiire new and originalfi.rma— It will ui cordiusly l»e one of the clieihlinl(Mtjsetsol(tu Magazine, to foster, hy nil tin* means in mu pn«si,mrvia* pulse of muj.ve uml original genius. While nothing of u Mriaiinn or partisan ehnnfcirrrillfe admitted into our pages, we shall by tin lurnm. oliiiok fro* discussing religious mid political lupins, 'i hey involve tbs highest interesM of man, and ut pieseut.iimreiliiia ItiivNH period, ait taut the serious allcniiau of ull loflertiiif minds. The iivt'«i4*st which the ?m uth has in the r fificiemy sod character oft he Army and Nuvy, u ill cltiini for liotli itnirni prominent place in i ur colitiutis. Our Naval und Military Officers have often shown flint that ars ns competent loaiioti the literature, as to defend llie bnnur of their mtiniry; idi number of able umitiibiilors will be secured from their ranks This Magazine will also he the medium llirmigli whichlht GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY will regularly juifc. lish much of its most interesting main ini—juuimus of its do- meslic uud foioign correspondence,ceni:miiiirniiBaf,Jfciurtt and oilier paper.% wliiuh n ay piisssss n genernl value. We believe too that am position Im* |><rulior nUnningrt Georgia lie» iisnicst the mitre ui the Southern Stales, »oi lints possesses superior oppoYluuities foi astimnting poutlien opinion, and giving a true exptsssiow to t-muhern iulfrests. The work will he published hv W.Thoknn Wh.liamioi the first day ofievery niotifli, beginning in October next, The price will be Tice Do/lms per annum, payable iafe vuiice. Agenffi will lie ullowrd a liberal n<niaiis-ion, ini their efforts to obtain subscriber* tuorespectfully mdiriied.- Ueturii? to he made by the first of August. Savannah. May 1,1845. (D® Editors desirous ol exchanging will please kisert tbi* Pros|iectu*. W if FR08PECTUS OF THB • MH TIILIU ( I LIlYAiOU. A Monthly Jour not divoltd to the inipron until of HotUtn Agriculture. J N issuing the Prospectus for th.i Thikh VoLcaioffh SOUTHERN (’LL I’l.V.A TOR, the I’nldidirmbmih high gratification of uiiuouncinp to tlm public that they kin succeeded iu engaging the services of. JAMES CAMAK, of Athens, Ca. to conduct the editorial department of the paper. The repotatiuuol iMr. L'.bh a gentlemuii, his uckim vl«dgid»Wj hh a writer,life varied aoqniiemenls in suietiee, towthfi the attention which he lias long given to Agricultural eiicc mid Improvement, afford lire highest gaaraole# tfflt fill uro exeeliencti of the work. To ihe friends of Agiicnlliire, therefore, throughout »• Southern Suites, we oddicss ourbelvj*s. to iiivnaibfireiMfjl Hlion iu extending our circulation, to unable iiaiowa increased expenditure wo now make iu render* our JM worthy the patronage of an intelligent Agricultural css nity. To you, then, friends uf Agriculiuie,ib« liitoiaaieii’ of ihe tl SuuUiern Cultivator” it committed, and il that it «linll lie sustained, it will be. \\ ill you not, weM* ry man ot you, “pul your- shoulders to the wliref ; ami W« in mi enterprise which contemplates the nieli* i.-u-h « m condition hhJ permanent prosperity, ol ilia Agfk.nltanjB* the Southern Htates? Each and m*L»» will. Will ysio do it / . The work will.Iw published Alum., u, on tl.efirelofMd month, (instead of* semi monthly, as lieietofars,) •MJJ? form, aud each number will contain SIXTEEN P*F** matter, just double the amount in the present farm* W* nrrunpemenl.lhe subscriber will have bis volume J nunibers, nud will hereby he subjected in oiilvli«lflnepO"l .ho now pays. The first number of theihi>d volume*tH» issued ou the first ol January, 1843 - TERMS. Morgan, W iU.insnn, G rccnc, J fa ucnck, Putnam, .Junes, Baldwin, Jasper and Bibh, JAS. A. MERIWETHER. Katonion, 24th March. 1845. 26 sm-tt Noliro lo Debtors :md CroilUors. V LL persons ha vine di-munds against the estate ul Jus. II. . M’Call, late ofTellair rounty, deceased, will romler them iu ngrceahlv to Inw . mid all indebted to xnid esluto, nr« hereby requested to make iuiinediaiejiayment. Julv 8, 1845. F..*L M’t 'ALL, \d 41 Wiley Kit dqllai J1 r ;ssE M. JONES, J Jit tu* 7 th, 1845. (Vent's Office, hferia I certify ilm above u Book of snid enmity. Juna 24th,IH45. ^ CIRHinER & BEALL, FACTORS And rommt.Hlnn m.i-clmuik, m«. ra, Bny s*r«,ci. snvuuuiili. W. A. Hi.lL. 'I‘ f K»pl.l7. |{i-oii;:lil lo .I:iil, IN Ini i*11>in. Wilkinson county, pu tlm 22*1 av of June, 184.5, oii»* black negro’fellow hy tlm lumirt of .Moses, nliom 5 feet 2 incl.e* Siigh. i kcomplexion, whole te* ill in fiont, with lio other luniks ar< n, who says lie belongs to ii Hamilton, of Oswltcliee Bond, Alabama. , The owner is reiiucM* d t«» come forwtird, prove property, / iv cliargr-and take him away. tM). MURPHY, Jailor. f June 25th. 1845. 40 if | \ofire lo Debtors ntul 4'rrdifors. 4 I I. person* indebted to the estate of Beiijninin Kxmn. /V Ini'* of Wilkinson county,deceased,are hereby requested to make immediate payment; and all persona having demands acaiiisl said eKlnte, w ill tender them in agreeably to law. WILLI AM A. HALL. Adm’r. May 27,1815. 35 fit Notice lo Debtors and Creditor*. ^^LT. persons having demands against the estate of \Yiley Rutland am requested to render (torn in terms of (!»• hts, aud iItotu irdahied to said estate are requested tocount forwm and s* tile the same. JOlUB Kimi, Adi’r. Wilkinson county. May ?th, 1845 ITCf geii.a irnce.—somi citmeuis: 4 .iiiionnto ol l,one, I grain CmhotialH ol Iron, 3 5 grains—Caihonato of Magnesia, 10.69. i The lempernturo ol tlm water, Winter and Summer,90 de- ; grecs. I Tho oeiliticales of Judge Stocks of Greene, Mr. Carey of I Coluuibiis,uml other*, who have e\p* rit'iu.cd itsheiicficiti’l »*(’• ft feels, find tin* opinions of such I’liyslciaus as Boswell and ^ lloxev,should aalivly the most skeptical ol its healing pro- t perties. | As a resort tor him who already enjoys the blessing of f health, and who chooses, during ihe sultry Shimmer months, * to lav aside the d'lliesuf liis avocation*, to travel in smirch of ( pleasure, in n healthier and cooler clime, there arc hut few * places iu America, where lie can fiml cooler hroeees, more pic turesque mountain scenery, n great- r Diversity of umuseiiieutH or more refined society, and not one where lie can enjoy tin* | luxury of warm bathing to such perfection as at thisla'voied spot. " The subscriber** linviim become the exclusive'proprietors * •re permanently located here ; they beg leave lo assure those | who may honor them with ii visit, tliui all their energies will ' he directed to anticipate tho in*-tes ami coiuAirl of their guest*. 'J'lm Hotel la open during the whole year. A Post Office (mail tri-weekly) ia esiablislietl here—nml n bilge nssoituicnt ^of goods kept. Since last season, extensive improvements have been made, and the whole place present* a new and lieiiiliful appearance. Passengers fioui Alabama, Madison, or Gritfiti, Will meet with no delay, us harks ore always in readiness ut Greanaviilc to carry them to the Spritiga. A Iri-weekiy lineoi Stages runs from (?olitiuhuH here during the summer. IL te S. 11. BONNER. i Warm Springs, Gu. May 20, lu 15. 31 u WILLIAM K. DcGRAFPRNHIED ATTORNEY AT LAW, * Rlnkely, FurlyCounty.Oeo. IlsrERENCE.—linn. Seaborn Jones,Han. W.T.Col mill, lion.A. herson,lion. Joseph Sturgis, JohnSchley, 'and Henry L Henning Ksqrs. THEODOSIUS B. DAVIES, Attorney at law, MTT.LEOQRVtt.LF, (?.. U JunfWlh. |E«. 3S ’ir' / Martin and IL A. Mnrkley,for Robt. Marlin, (1794): John C. >1 mi tin, (1794); John Elias Moore, (1812); John Nicliil, (1796); James f’nyns, London, (1795); Win. Price, (IJ97); Esther l*'i*-coii. (1797); Joiiu Prii e, (1795); Roht. Scott, (1792); Win. Stephen, (1796); James Siiiilli. iu trust, (1793); Love Sion*, (15(B); Peter Smith,adm’or of Juo. (I. Smith, (1804); Frances i Simuiniis, in tru«t for the estate of John Holmes, (iHOli); Roht. Smith. MMI2); Thomas Turner, (1794); Mary Tucker, (1795); B t*t. W illiams. (1801); James Warrington, (1798); John Wakefield,aen. (1799); Tims. Young, (1807); Mare Rownmn, (IHITj; Rev. Micl.l. LWbv,(1817); .1. 11. (himphell, iu mist, (1818,; Sami. Duvenporl, (1817); t’lirislophei De Griiffenreidt, (1825); Rev. Edw. Ellington, (1800); Episcopal Church,(1816); Geo. i*. Elliott,(1818); F. te li. bonce, (1820); James Gar vey. (1792); Mi*s Sarah Gtternrd, of Beaufort, (1815); Richard IIniHoii. (1801); Win. Hurt, F.x’or Jane Pemt. (1798); Win. II >it, E\'or \\ m. Dunlap.(1798k Mury Lincli llorry,(1811); John Jounson, ofUGih District, (1793); Win. Jemier te. Co , (1618): Col. Win King, (1816), James Moore of Georgia, [I792J; Siafe Cincinnati Society of Georgia; Rev. TIioL IL Price, j 1817], Susannah Rivers,[1785]; Lynch Roberts,[1792]; Dr. James Stuart, [1318]; Margaret Torre, Ex'x ol Soluo, [1819]; Niarde, Grannie te Co. [1792]; Elizabeth Willinma, [1792]; Biid, Savage te Bild; Jotin J. Pringle; Nuthl. Bus- aell, in trttal for Giiarleston luxuraiiceCompuiiy, Imira of Gen. Guerin. 11 tf Rroiiulil to Jnil f THIS day, a negro man who says hi* name in FRANK.and that lie belong* to Jesse Beck, of Henry county.Ga. .Said negro in of light com plexion, about five feet ten incite* high, speaks k quick when spoken to. 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