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88 0&t&$ MISCELLANEOUS. FOREIGN EXTRACTS. From the London Morning Herald of Jan. 13. There was a rumor afloat in (lie city, that a email naval armament is about to proceed to the VVest Indies.—It will consist, it is said, of five sail of the line, one 50-gun ship, and two frig FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. R ANAWAY, from the undersigned, while cn- camped near Thompson’s Mills on Tobesauf- ky, Uilih county, (ia. oil Sunday morning, the 4th in stant, just before day-break, two NEGRO WENCH ES, Sall and Rhoua. Sail is a stout made woman, about five feet four inches high, somewhat yellow in the face, and between thirty and thirty-five years old. Khoda is of u more slender form, inclined to be yel low, about live feet si* inches high, eighteen vears old, and has a down look when spoken to. They a. ' n,r,. Thi, is to 1«- ~m lr J ,ifa | detachment from tho ships notv to tno I agus, | cre j e< j f an( f w j, 0 may attempt to convey them by and it will be under the command of Sir Thom- I water to the seacoust. The wenches were, at the ns Hardv. Tilis highly distinguished naval i lime of desertion, on the way from Darlington Dis- a;,.,.. i.„i- •„ i .,„i i trict, Mouth Carolina, to Alabama. Twenty dollars ofltccr, v.t believe, is now at Lisbon, and cer i rewar j u .,n |„, gj v .,, n f or lodging them in jail, or ten tastily no one is more capable of commanding ] d 0 || ttrs for either, and advising the undersigned, liv- nn expedition of this kind. The object of the ! ing near Montgomery, Alabama, of the fact by letter, expedition, it is said, will be the blockading of «»d fifty dollar* will be given for proof to conviction the Havana, for the purpose of cutting off the last resources of the beloved Ferdinand, It is added, that the ships will carry out no troops, and that none will be at any time suffered to land in the island, unless solicited by the inha bitants. \Vc suspect, however, that the report of snrli a proceeding on the part of our govern ment rests upon no other foundation than its probability, and to this we have more than once called the attention of the public. It is most important to England and the United States,that Cuba should not be in possession of any ureat power. In the opinion of the most intelligent of the North Americans in London, a Conven tion has been for some time entered intohotween our Government and that of tho United States, of their being harbored by any person. SAMUEL GEE. ABRAHAM WILLIAMSON, march 12 -3tp——20 CAUTION. A LL persons are forewarned against trading for a NOTE given by me to Charles Smith, lute of Jones county, Uu. lor about four hundred and fifty dol lars, dated I think in January 1826, and due the 1st of January last—Ute property tor which said Note was given ha ring failed to be such ns was represented by said .Smith, 1 am determined not to pay tue note, inarch 12 3t WAID II. COX. GEORGIA—Upson County. B EFORE me, Joseph Sturgis, n Justice of the Peace for said county, personally came Thomas J. Hudspeth, who, after being duly sworn, on oatb deposetli and saitli, that he was in possession of a cer- by which it is Stipulated that, as long as the j tain DUE BILL, given by Josiah Swain, for twenty two countries remain at peacp, neither shall take I sis doliaia and nineteen cents, bearing date about the possession of the island of Cuba. Tho im- ! ™ in »<«nt, a. near M deiHmcnt recolIccU un. " . . r.i • i . ,, it •, i l to raid deponent or order, winch said Due Bill is lost iimnse importance of this place to the United ur mMaid. THOMAS J. HUDSPETH. States, and to our importance with Jamaica, mnv bo instantlv ascertained by an inspection of the map. Take away the trado winds, and it would be of no consequence; but with tho trade winds, England, if she held the Havana, would command tho mouth of the Mississippi. On the contrary, if the United .Stales was in possession of it, she would have the power to destroy our trado with Jamaica. From the Lircrpool Commercial Chronicle, Jim. 13. From the Message of the President, it ap pears that the Manufactures of Cotton and Woollen Goods in the United States are be coming very extensive in the operations. Mr. Adams states as one cause of the deficiency in the revenue of the United Stales for the cur rent year, that the Homo Manufactures have lessened tho demand for Foreign Goods and thus the duties on imports havo decreased.— Unquestionably it is a most dreadful policy in tilts country to continue the execrable Corn Laws, and so prevont that interchange of com- modifies with other nations, which would leave our manufacturing greatness unimpaired. The Americans are on tho right plan now; unless we tike American flour, she will, by duties, restrict tho consumption of the produce of our looms, and will carefully encourage her own. It s to be feared that America will feel it ne cessary to continue tlw protecting duties in fa vour of her manufactures, even if we relax Somewhat tho rigour of our system. It will be a long time before tho manufactures of Ameri ca will bo enabled successfully to meet us in Foreign Markets. Wo aro aware that very large quantities of Calico, of tho manufacture of tho United States, have bceu sent to South America, and have, in some places, affcctod the aalc of British manufactures; the appearauce and character of the American article being i]cw and different from our own. A week or two since, a merchant in this town received a pattern of thsso Goods; they were sent to Mau- chestor, and in few days a supply, similar in appearance, but hotter in quality, was sent off to South America, to be sold ala price (yield ing due profits to all concerned) which would compel tho manufacturer of the United States to give up tho hope of competing with British Goods. If the people of England had fair piny; if tho industry of the laborer, and tho merchant’s enterprizo, were not in a great meas ure, absorbed by an intolerable taxation, render ed still more oppressive by the unsettled state of our financial system, we should become truly the “envy of surrounding nations, and the admiration of the world.” Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 15th day of February, lfe27. Joseph Sturgis, J. P. (£/” All persons aro hereby cautioned from trading for said Due Bill, as tbe same has been paid over to the subscriber by the maker, this 15th duy of February, 1827. march 12 »mtp THOMAS HUDSPETH. Ten DoWavs Reward. RANAWAY 5 71 ROM the subscriber, living in Forsyth. Monroe County, on the 25th of February, A NEGRO GIRL, by the name of Amanda, supposed to be 18 or 19 years of age, w as ruised in South Carolina, is of com mon size, open, pleasant countenance, large breasts, on one of which there is a scar, occasioned by a bite. She had on w hen she went away, a striped calico frock, nnd a black silk apron. It is probable that some white person lias given her a puss. She will proba bly aim for Augusta. Any person delivering said Girl to inc, in Forsyth, shall receive (he above reward, or five dollars if lod ged in any jail in this state march 5 19 NOTICE. A LL persons having legal demands agninst the Estate of Jeremiah Tompson, deceased, will present them in their proper form for payment. THOMAS B. GORMAN, adm’or. feb 21 Gt 17 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. B ROKE JAIL, in the town of Forsyth, Monroe county, on the 1st instant, ELI DORTON, who was committed for HORSE 8TEALING, and brought from DeKnlh. It is probable, that he will aim to get back to that county, ns he has a wife living there. All persons, who wish society well, will he vigilant in trying to apprehend him. Eli Dortun is of ordinary size, dark complected, and about twenty-five or twenty-sis vears old. WILLIAM IIUCKABY, Sheriff. march 12—41 20 spring. i nc irnci contains lo«s 1-3 acres. Th be got very low, by applying early, ft jorj. P. Booth, or Major Thomss Na N. B. All persons are forewarned f tllC UNITED STATES AND CANADA. Nielson’s Quebec Gazette, speaking of trado with this country, and the probability of a retaliatory law interdicting all intercourse with the British colonies, admits that it is a matter of the most serious consideration to Ca nada. Tho Gazotto remarks—”Probably more than throe-fourths of tho sixty-five thou sand barrels of ashes exported in 1825 from Quebec, were of American production. Tho same may be said of the forty thousand barrels of flour, and of the pork and beef, and perhaps of tho staves. The first of these articles form ed, in the year in question, full a third of the value of all our exports; and the second, third, and fourth articles, and tho portion of tho Unit- ■ ed States’ produce exported from Quoboc in 1.825, was noarly, if not wholly, equal to tho valuo of ono half of all our exports.” Tho now modo of conveyance, by air-light “ by Mr. I tunnel, recently laid beforo the public John Vallance, is likely to como into early o- Iteration; many applications having been made to that gentleman, for estimates of expenditure, for the purpose of adopting tho method in lieu of rail roads and canals. A distinguished civil engineer, in tho service of tho Russian govern ment, thoroughly inspected the cylinder somo fow,weeks since, at tho time the duke of Bed. ford, lords Lauderdale, Holland, &c. were ri ding in it, and has most strenuously urged to liis government an immediate contract with Mr. Vallance, to lay a cylinder down in Russia, from St. Potorsburgh to Tsarsko-solo, the riv er Volga, Moscow, and tho Black Soa. The 'projected canal to unite Paddington with tho Thames, it is probable will be superseded by a cylinder, which will not cost more than one- fourth of the expense of a canal; several of tho Mining Companies aro taking up this impor< tan' discovery very warmly.—English paper. MARRY ACE LICENSES FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. hll'.i YJyrTE HALL. mmrn mm MACON. GA. H AVING taken the ESTABLISHMENT lately occupied by JOEL RUSHIN, Esq. the subscriber is now making several IMPROVEMENTS to add to its NEATNESS which he trusts will render it in every respect agreeable to BO AF ERS and TRAVELLERS. His ACCOMMODATIONS are EXTENSIVE, and pains will be spared to make his HOUSE desirable to his customers. 1 e JOSIAII ROGERS. iMarch 19, 1827- 5t 21 MACON HOTEL. The subscriber having taken tltc above Establishment, recently occupied by R. Coleman, Esq. and made considerable improvements therein, is now prepared to accommodate BOAR DERS and TRAVELLERS, in the most genteel and comfortable manner. His acconi' roodations are extensive, and no pains will be spared to give satisfaction to his customers. TIMOTHY BRUEN. Macon, December 12, 1826. Jflaedonough Mali. A. COCHRAN. 5 FOR SALE A valuable TRACT of LAND in the County of Bibb, six miles from Macon, on the Federal Roud, a good stand for a house of entertainment, and a healthy and beautiful situation, with a never failing On tbe premises nro between forty and fifty pret acres in cultivation, well fenced, and several cabins, The tract contains 152 1-2 acres. This plantation can for terms, toMa. AFicRof Macon, , , from cutting tim ber on said premises, (fourth district, No. 73) under the penalty of the law dec 5 T HIS Large and commodious HOUSE, formerly in the occupancy of Thomas C. Russell, Esq. as a TAVEltS, is now in the possession of the Subscribers who are ranking several Improvements, as to convenience and neatness, which will render it every way desirable both for TRAVELLERS and BOAR DERS. Tbe Business will be under the entire direction of Mr. IIekdi.ey Varner, from whom every at' tention may be relied upon to make comfortable those who patronise the above Establishment. Families will be accommodated with separate rooms if necessary. Rates as common. HENDLEY VARNER, Mcwdonough, Henry County, Jan. 2-1,1827. WILLIAM HARDIN. On the first Tuesday in APRIL nett, W ILL be sold at the courthouse in the townnf Zebulon, Pike county, between tbe usual h 0IJt , of sale, 202 1-2 acres of LAND, more or les« known by Lot No. 54, in the seventh district, fonau' ly Monroe, now Pike county, levied on as the proT*,' ty of Edward Yarborough, to satisfy a Fi. Fa. ia £ of Samuel Fariss. WILLIAM V. WHITE, feb 27 Sheriff of Pike County. On the first Tuesday in APRIL next, ILL be sold at the Courthouse in the town ol Zebulon, Pike County, between the usual Lours of sale, the following Property, viz! One lot of LAND, No. 84 in the 2d trict formerly Monroe now Pike county, levied on y the property of James Sanderford, to satisfy an tu. cution in favor of James Holmes. Property noint*r out by Eli McFail. 1 Two lots of LAND, Nos. 132 in the 2i district, and 72 in the 9th, formerly Monroe now pfc e county, levied on as the property of Solomon Ho» to satisfy an execution in furor of Stewart & ffo groves. Property pointed out by Stephen Hoge.tfo security on stay of execution. The east half of Lot No. 152, in the fin; district formerly Monroe now Pike county, leviedoa as the property of Jeremiah Goolsby, to satisfy (a execution in favor of Pleasant Macon. Proi 'perhr pointed out by plaintiff in execution. Levy made and returned by a constable. One lot of LAND, No. 80, in the 3d dis trict originally Monroe now Pike county, levied oay tbe property of Charles L. Gilbert, to satisfy an ei* cution in favor of Ezekiel Perkins, for the use of E4. ward Pate. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Urt made and returned by a constable. 1 BURREL ORR, feb 27 D. S. Pift County. On the first Tuesday in April nezt, W ILL be sold at the court house, in the towns! Forsyth, Monroe county, between the hours of ten and four o’clock, agreeable to an act of the l» gislature of the state of Georgia, tbe state’s interest in the following lots of LAND, to wit: The east half of lot forty-three, (43) in the sixth dis. trict of Monroe county, containing one hundred one and a fourth ("1011-4) acres. The south half ot lot one hundred and sixty-two, (162) in the thirteenth district of Monroe county con- turning one hundred one and u fourth (10114) acr«, WILLIAM IIUCKABY, Sheriff. JACKSON HOTEL, Q V&TsStkO T HE Subscriber has removed liis TAVERN and BOARDING HOUSE from the stand he formerly oc cupied, to a larger and more commodious Building, on the east side of the Public Square, in tbe town of MONT1CELLO, belonging to Colonel Warner; where he has made many new IMPROVEMENTS, and is now prepared to keep ENTERTAINMENT ou terms as accommodating ns at any genteel Public House in tbe State. His ARRANGEMENTS are extensive and complete, and his FARE the best the country can afford, N. U. LANDS bought, sold, and exchanged as usual. Correct MAPS of the last as well as of the pre vious PURCHASES, may be seeu at bis house, and information on the subject of Lands afforded gratis BENJAMIN JORDAN. Monticcllo, Jasper County, February 7, 1827-—15 fifty Dollars reward. Stop the runaway Mulatto VaiuWvj ^yHEREAS some time ago Jemitnah Armwood, ADM INIS TRA TOR'S SALE. P URSUANT to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Pike County, will be sold, on the lint Tues day in June next, at the Court house in Pike county,£ Lot No. 40, in the 14th District formerly Henry, now De Kalb county, as the property of Elisabeth Westmoreland, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs, &c. It WESTMORELAND, Adm’r. March BOARD OF PHYSICIANS Of the State of Georgia. T HE following extracts from the Bylaws adopted by the Board at their first meeting, are made bile, tor the information of candidates who may in pul „ future apply for License to practice Medicine, dec. 1st. Applicants for examination shall be required to write and present a Thesis on some medical subject, and hand the same to the Dean on or before each an nual meeting of the Board. 2d. The Board will require of each candidate a impetent knowledge of Chemistry, Anatomy, Mate- na Mcdica, Physiology. Surgery, Midwifery, and the Theoiy and Practice of Medicine, and will not grant a license to any candidate who is materially deficient id any of those branches. 3d. In future, applicants having Diplomas, shall be expected to send them to this Board tor examination, and that in no case shall a temporary or permanent license be granted upon tho testimony of a member of this Board, or any other individual, without the Di ploma. 4th. A re-examination will be granted by the Board _ . tree mulatto woman, for the sum of two hundred dollars (to enable her to purchase her hus band named Richard, or more commonly culled Dick Youngblood, well known in Barnwell District, South Carolina) bound three of her girls, named Becky, about 17 years old; Teeua, about 14 ; and Darcas, about 12, to me, to servo as indented servants,— and on Thursday, the 8th instant, she inveigled them from my service, and removed to parts uuknowo, taking with them my three servants. A reward of twenty dollars will be paid for appre hending the said Jemimah, her husband Dick, Becky nnd Teena, and securing them in any jail and giving me information, or five dollars for either,of fifty dol lars to deliver them to me or in the Augusta jail.— They have besides five smaller children, one a suck ing baby, and may probably have their son, named Daniel, a tall likely young man, about twenty-five years of ags, all mulattoes, ten or eleven in num ber. They started with a cart and white more. It is not known xvhere they are going, as they told many contradictory stories of going Back to North Carolina, Ac.but it is supposed they are going in company with a Mrs. Aikens, or some such name, from Barnwell district, 8. C. whose husband absconded, and is in Florida—and one other tall, lank looking svhite man, as ono was heerd in Mr. Payne’s shop here to ask Dick to take him along, and offered to lie his protec tor. It is supposed they are gone to St Mary’s, the Floridas, or Alabama. A further reward of §25 will l>e given for the ap prehension and prosecution of any white person who MERCHANTS HOTEL AUGUSTA STAGE OFFICE, CHARLESTON, 8. C. Corner of Ring and Society Streets, SIGH—RHINO SUN, immediately in the centre of the Wholesale Business, IT is considered sufficient to add, that this well known establishment is still un der the immediate direction of the sub scriber, who is ever grateful for the liberal — — patronage he has received for Gve years, during which he has been engaged in the business; and that he has engaged the personal attention of Mr. Ckristofukr Miner, of Clinton, Georgia, whose un divided attention will be given to his guests. The Augusta Stage Office will be kept at the above establishment, from the 1st Jnnuary, 1827. Days of de parture. as usual,Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 11 o’clock A. M. CHARLES H. MIOT. nov 21—4m LITERARY NOTICE. at the same session, to rejected applicants' on (Aesole that the second examination be held pub- condition, that tbe second examination be held pub licly, and the questions and answers recorded on the minutes. The order of examination will be so conducted, as to enmmenoe with the first name enrolled, and pro ceed numerically, until the list is gone through, and if any applicant is absent, when his presence is required before the Board, the next named shall be ’ Board, the next named shall be presented in his place, and the name of the absent placed at the bottom of the list. Applicants are notified, that letters addressed to me tie of Thesis, will be daly attended to. „ . „ ALEX. M. JONES, M. D. **•*“•*•■ MEDICAL. THE subscriber, having associated with him Dr. WILLIAM B. ROGERS, form erly of Milledgeville, and well known as a practitioner of Medicine in that place. They respectfully offer their sen-ices in the different BRANCHES of their PRO FESSION, to the citizens of Macon and its vicinity. AMBROSE BABER. M WILLIAM B. ROGERS, nov 28 *■". 2o Tf: ay favor their escape. Dick is about 40 or 45 yean of age, shoit of stature, and light complected mulatto, illiterate, but keen, art ful and sensible, well acquainted with the world. It will taken very wise person to detect and keep him, for it is ten to one if be don’t talk himself off, as be has a hundred plausible stories to endeavor to enlist the feelings of others in his behalf. Jemimah is a tall, long visage, and rather a dark mulatto, about 35 or 45 years of age. Becky, a plump, bright complected mulatto, about 17 years old. Teena and Darcas, long visage and darker, 14 and 12 yean old. All penons in 500 miles round, who may have seen or heard of them, are invited to call on me, or send all the infor mation they may have to communicate, which will be recorded by me; and whomsoever gives that infor mation which will lead to their detection and appre hension, will be entitled to a reward of $25. JOHN GUIMARIN, Watch-maker, No. 171, Broad-street, Augusta, Ga. Augusta, (Go.) February 12, 1827. feb 21— 3t —17 GEORGIA—PIKE COUNTY. Clerk of Inferior Court’s Office. CSEABORN B. GRAY, ofCapt. Weaver’s district, ko tolls before Neil Urquhart, esq. a cream colored Indian HORSE, a few saddle spots, his right hind foot white, four feet six inches high, six or seven years old -“appraised to forty-two dollars and fifty cents, by Wil liam Germany and Britain Alford, this 20th day of January, 1827. february 7 15 11. G. JOHNSON, Clerk. that a great change has already taken place in this village, both In the morals and philanthropic views of its inhabitants. Morality, the noblest ornament and most permanent fabric of society; and piety, the source of the sweetest nnd sublimest pleasures, now reside in our village. The gentleman whom we have employed as Rector of our Academy, - Mr. Wit. H. Bukcii, has come most cordiaily recommended, by the Trustees of tbe Gerraanton Academy, North Car olina, as their former teacher. Under the instruction of this gentleman, students will be prepared to join any College that parents or guardians may select We flatter ourselves, that, from the salubrity of this situation, the excellence of its water, and the evinced reputation of our present Rector, the institntion will receive a general patronage. Geography, English Grammar, and other sciences will be taught at $5 per quarter. The Latin and Greek at $6 per quarter. Parents and guardians may rest assured, that the most diligent attention will be taken to advance the students both in morals and literature. Boarding can be obtained at a very reduced price in the village. EDWARD BARKER, 1 WM. LOCKHART, S Trustees. C.M. ROBERTS, \ feb 27 18 6t On the first Tuesday in April next, W ILL be sold in the town of Perry, Houshmeom ty, within the usual huurs of sale, the following property, to wits Four NEGROES, viz; Ned a man30yean old, Chancy a woman 22 years old, Betty a womsn 25 or 39 years old, and her girl child Lliza 2 yean old —all levied on as the property of David W. Mann,to satisfy a Fi. Fu. in favor of Simon Dupree and othen —pointed out by defendant. Two hundred two and a half (202 1-2) acres Oak and Hickory LAND, in the eleventh district Houston county, number seventy, (No. 70) well im proved—also one half acre LOT m the town of Penj, ,mproved, whereon John Wimbcrly now lives—ail a- vied on os his property, to satisfy two Fi. Fas. one* favor of M’Gruth A Stoodley, the other in favorof James lloutcn—pointed out by defendant. Two hundred two and a halt (202 1-2) acres Oak uud Hickory LAND, well improved, itstlieeighth district Houston county, number lorty-three (No. -13) —levied on os the property of William Cole, to satis) a Fi. Fa. in favor of the Bank of Darien—pointed w» by defendant. Two hundred two and a hall'(202 l-2)wtcs Pine LAND, in fifth district Houston county, nurnorr sixty-four, (No. 64) with u large improv ement mere- on—levied on os the property ot Theodore Guerry.lo satisfy a Fi. Fa. in favor of Henry Bunn—propertj pointed out by defendant. Seventy (70) acres LAND, more or Icsj, adjoining the town of Perry, Houston county, well im proved, whereon Tuttle II. Moreland formerly lived— known by number two hundred and thirty-two, (.No- 232) iu tue thirteenth district of Houston county-k- vied on to satisfy a Fi. Fa. in favor ot David Andrew, for the use of Patrick Welch, vs. Tuttle H. MortluJ —property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney. One hundred one ana a fourth (1011-4) acta Oak and Iiickoiy LAND, in tbe fourteenth district d Houston county, number two hundred and ninety-foot (No. 294)—levied on as the property of Green Bin row,to satisfy a Fi. Fa. in favor of John M. Moortfc Co. and sundry other Fi. Fas. issuing from a Justices Court vs. Green Barrow—property pointed out by de fendant. Two hundred two andahalfY202 l-2)acr« of LAND, in the thirteenth district of Houston county, number two hundred and thirty-three (No. 23‘K-J ed on ns the properjy ot Neil Monroe, to satisfy *h Fa. in favor of Webb & Fisher—levy made and ifr turned by a constable. One small grey HORSE, six years old.ot* halfacre LOT, number four, (No. 4) in letter B. h the town of Perry—levied on as the property of Js«* M. Kelly to satisfy a Fi. Fa. in favor of Uriah G. bell—property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney- Two hundred two and a naif (202 1-2) aert) of LAND, in the fourteenth district ot Houston com® known by number one hundred nnd thirty three (.«• 133)—levied on as the property of John Tomliss* to satisfy two Fi. Fas. one in favor of M’Corojd Neal, the other in favor of D. W. Shine—prop®/ pointed out by the defendant. HENRY W. RALEY, Shenl- LOST NOTE. [cost.] GEORGIA—HOUSTON COUNTY. S .. . n Clerk’s Office of the Inferior Churl. I LAS LIZENBY, of Captain Woon’s district, toll* before Matthew Sikes, Esq. a dark Roan Horse, about ten years old, four feet seven or eight inches high, nearly blind. Appraised by Perry Wimberly to twenty dollars—this 18th De end Jesse Dupree cember, 1826. jan 17 JOSHUA PATTISIIALL, Clerk of the Inferior Court. received, me G. COLLINS. ANDREW COLLINS. Georgia—Bibb CouiUy. Personally came before me, Daniel Matheson, n justice of the peace for said county, James W. How ard, who, being duly sworn, deposeth and saith, that the original note, of which the above U a copy, os near as ne can recollect,. is lost or mislaid. o , ., „ JAMES W. HOWARD. Sworn to, the 15th February, 1827. „ . , DANIEL MATHESON. s. r. Noticz.—I, tbe said Howard, do forworn all per sons from trading for, or having any thing to do with, JAMES W. HOWARD. teb 21—3tp—-17 * ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in April ttfi at the place of bolding Courts in the com-7 of Decatur, ONE LOT OF LAND,. .. known by the number 118, in the 19th District"** da- ec 26 JOSEPH G. STILES, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. A GRF.EABLE to an order of the Inferior C** . of Twiggs county, will be sold on the firstly day jn MAY next, at the Courthouse in the to** • Monon, Twiggs County, between the usual boto* A NEGRO WOMAN, „ . by the name of Amy. Sold a* the property «, ah Rogers, deceased, for the benefit of the heiB" creditors* Terms cash fob 27 P JOHN NEAL, arfjf i will he*** NOTICE. N INE months after date, application ^ to the honorable the Inferior Court of "rjl County, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, f<**^ to. sell the Real Estate of Elijah Curry, deceases' the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. SHELMAN DURHAM, Guard*- jan 17 t9ra Countf- GEORGIA—, W HEREAS James Alston applies for administration on the estate of M-Millar, late of said county, deceased. , „ J These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish w , singular the kindred and creditors of said to be and appear at my office within the time bed by law, to show cause, if any they coo, ters shall not be granted. Given under my band, this 13th February. 1 . LUCIUS CHURCH. «•« * feb 21 17