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pjtew Telegraph is published every 8»
rJS on Mulberry Street, west side.
<“*** Dollars a year, If paid m ad-
dollars. if not Paid before the
. Subscribers living at a distance
■'. | in a» cases to pay in advance.
rr7(ifstTuesday in July next, will be sold
'.T. court House in Henry county, under
11 7,h. Inferior Court of Coweta county,
in the 7.1.1i«trlct of Henry county;
u.ii Lot No. 45, in the 14th district
sagas sass
9,18J1.
rlT^d on Saturday the 2d day of July
ne»t. at the bouse of the subscriber, in '
'perishable Property orJohn Sturdivant,
• couoty. deceased, consisting ot. Ho
CAIWPBBLX, SAMS.
W Dn the first Tuesday in July next,
ILL, be sold before tie court bouse at Camp-
bellton, Campbell county, between tbe usual
Hours ot sale, the following properly, to wit;
Lot of Land No. 104 iu the eighth district
of originally Coweta now Campbell county: levied
on as the property of David Duke, to satisfy one small
execution issued from a justice's courftn favor of the
officers of said court vs said Duke, agent of H. ftlalO'
age—levied on as the property of William Barrett, to
satisfy tjvo mortgage fieri facias, one issued from
Coweta inferior court in favor of Jacob L Abiams vs
said Barrett, and the other issued from Campbell in
ferior court in favor of John M'Knight vs said Barrett
—property pointed out in tbe mortgages.
NATHANIEL NICHOLSON, Sheriff.
may 28 22
butts saras.
Ilorses,
kitchen
Onthc first Tuesday, m July next,
twILl, be sold, before tbe court bouse, at Jackson,
-A# Butts county, between the lawful hours of
sale, the following property, viz:
One Negro Girl about six or seven years
old by the name of Kisiah, one yoke oxen and a cart,
one cow and calf, 2 beifers about two or three years
old, one steer yearling, two sows and twelve pigs, and
seven shoals, one patent clock, one folding Table,
four sitting chairs, one silver watcb, one plank box,
one malio; , . . .
ied on ns
fy a fieri
vor of Simpson Bobo vs. said Higgins—property
pointed out by plaintiffs attorney and defendant.
Lot No- 1 in squaie No. 19, whereon is a
dwelling house', and Lot No. 4 in square No. 19 io
tbe town of Jackson, each being 805 leet square more
Or lessi levied on as the property of Daniel M, Jack-
io/i to satisfy sundry fieri facias issued from Butts su
perior court, one in favor of Elisha W. Chester and
two in favor .of the officers of Butts superior court
vs Daniel M. Jackson
may 87 83 JOSEPH SUMMERLIN, sheriff.
Alio, will be laid as above,
202 1-2 acres of Land, more or less, known
by Lot No. 16 io the first district of formerly Henry
now now Butts county—levied on as the property of
Hugh Hamil, to satisfy, a fieri facias issued from the
superior court of said county in favor of Elijah Pad-
"■ - Vi "
y county-levied on as the property of Lenand rnilP «
ias Swlnney, to satisfy sundry nertfacias issued 1 | gavanaa n and Macon direct line of Sta-
a justice’s court in favor of James Ransom, n« 8 es » cont *nues to stop at the Mansion House
inatlia lien nf l> ... 1 .L ' hi IllDllirilf V. fp •«*___ i
couoty- deceased, consisting ot
„ jianiatinn tools, household and miuich
ic &c. Hold for the benefit of the heirs
' Terms on the day of sale.
JUEL STURDIVANT, Adnx’
EjfJIpu: W an order of the Inferior court of
fSr county when sitting for Ordinary purpo-
i! beiold on the first Tuesday in August next,
„urt bouse in Telfair county, between the usu-
iofLand No. 317, in the four-
L fistrict of formerly Wilkinson now Telfair
t aid for the benefit of the heirs of Jehu Eceritt
*’ I Terms made known on the day of sate.
J1 \KK WiLLCOX, admr. de bonis non.
H
PlLLbe sold, on Friday, the 5th day of August
nest, in the fourteenth District of Houston
r all the Perishable Property belonging to the
io! Htnry II. Blanchard,deceased—sale to take
•1 tbe house of said deceased.
ALLEN B. CHASTAIN, adm’or.
■1 23 '
ICORDINGto the last sviil & testanient of Field-
n'M Mullen, will he sold on the first Tuesday
utuest, iu the town of Forsyth Monroe couii- . .
■ Plantation of said deceased, for the benefit of g* 1 vs Hugh Hamil and Simoon Hamil and Bry ant V.
lirsaiid creditors of said deceased. Hamil.
ilttb 1831. 15 N. M'MULLEN, Sc'or,
HENRTT SALES.
the first Tuesday in July next,
\\ o® attne court house, iu Macdon*
ough, Henry county, between the usual
hours of sale,
Lot ot Lund No. 64,- in the third district of
Henry county—levied on as the
Thomas “ *
from
gent, tor the use of ft. Malone and others.
HAMEL SMITH jun. deputy sheriff.
Also, will be told at above,
Lot of Land No. 133g|aahe twelfth district
of Henry county: levied on
Lyon, to satisfy a fieri facias
or court, Henry Bailey vs. said Lyon.
Lot of Lain) No. 54 in the twelfth district of
said county: le vied on as the property of Joel Fiona-
gen, dec. to satisfy a fieri facias from a justice’s court
in Newton county, Meeker & Magic vs said Flanagen.
Lot of Land No. 19 in ihe eighth district of
said county: levied on as the property of Thomas Keys,
to satisfy a fieri facias from a justice's court in Elbert
county, m favor of James Clark—returned to me by
» baihff. JAMES LOVE, Sheriff.
may 20 22
l/IU It 3 UUUl’C,
4rube twelfth district
1 property of Norris
s ftv^ Oglethorpe superi-
laid Lyon.
HOUSTON SAXES.
On the First Tuesday in July next,
"VX^ILL be sold before tbe court house, between
' v usual hours of sale, at Perry, Houston
county^lre following property to wit:
Five and one half Lots Pine Land in the
tenth district ot Houston county, well improved,
whereon John Billips now lives, on Moss creek, ad
joining Tull, Jimeraon ano oihcis—all levied .on as
the property of Abner Wimberly and William Hamil
ton, executors of Richard Smith, dec. to satisfy a fi
eri facias in favor of Zacharfab Lamar
One hundred acies Pine Land in the four
teenth district of Houston county, with a good grist
mill, known now as Dykes’ mill—levied On as the
property of Jordtn Dykes and Edward Welch, his se
curity. to satisfy two fieri facias in lavor of Benjamin
Kent—levy made and returned to me by a constable.
Oue small part ol'u Lot in the town of Per
ry, known in the plan of said town by No. 4 iu square
letter D, being 210 feet in length and 30 in breadth,
with a store house thereon, fronting Broad street-
levied on ns the property of Keeland Tyner, to satis
fy a fieri facias in lavor of Isaiah Chapman.
NOTICE.
I Persons having any demands upon the Estate
of Jissv Lawson, late of A'ilkinson county,
sed, rimer as heirs or creditors, are hereby uoti-
ipresentthem, within the time and manner pre-
i by law, to the adminislrator of said estate,
f il DAVENPORT LAWSON, adm’or.
EOlUilA—l‘il;c County.
MIElttASdement V. Allen applies to me for
lenetfof administration on the estate of
las Aius, late of Oglethorpe county, deceased.
tie art, therefore, to cile and admonish all and
ir Hit lirdrti and creditors of said deceased, to be
funltiy office, within the time prescribed by
o them ciuic, if any they have, why said Idles s
Iwllngranltd.
•Holland, at office, tills 20tli June 1831.
[6 II. (i. JOHNSON, c. c. o.
feOHGIA—Fayette County.
PilLUEAS. Dav it Kite und Sarah Kite apply
to me for I tiers of administration oil the
lul II sr.v Kite, lain of said county, die.
k ert Ihcrtforc, to cite and admonish all and tin-
tie tindrut amt creditors of said deceased, .o be
user el nsy office, vilhin the time prescribed by
|d<is cause if any they have why said Utters
pi hi granted.
buuder my hand, this 19th May. 1831.
WILLIAM M BKIOE, c. c.o.
tl'tt MONTHS alttr date, application will
| be made to the honorable ihe Inferior Court
t county, while sitting for ordinary pur-
L for leave io sell the real and personal estate
ptesM CauTi, late of said county, dcrcascd,
t benefit of the tieirs and creditors.
CHARLES MCARTY, adm’or.
il 16, 1851. IU .
OR MONTHS afterdate, application will be
Mile to the himorablc Inferior Court of Hous-
N»t)\ while sitting for ordinary puiposcs, for
jmell the real Estate of Henry It. Blanchard,
[said comity, deceased.
ALLEN B. CHASTAIN, adm’or,
f2T, 1831 23
202 1-2 acres of Land, more or less, known
by Lot No. 159 in the third district of formerly Mon
roe now Butts county—levied on as the property of
William Bennett to satisfy a fieri facias issued from a
justice’s court of Newton county in favor of James
Howard vs L B. Hargroves adm’or. &c. of William
Bennett, dec.—property pointed out by plaintiff's at
torney. R. W. HARKNESS, deputy sheriff.
may 20 23 '
TCOmtOS SALE.
On the first Tuesday In July next,
W ILL be sold between the usual hours of sale
before the Court House at Forsyth, Mon
roe county, the following property to wit:
One Negro man Tutt, twenty-two years old
—levied on as the property of Lewis Brown senior to
satisfy a fieri facias in favor of William S. Miller for
the u*e of Godard l( .Murdock vs said Brown.
One House ijntl Lot situate on the southwest
corner of tile square of tbe town of Forsyth, known ns
the Swan Hotel—levied on as the property of John
Milner and Pitt S. Milner to satisfy a fieri facias in
favor of J. and U. Dnnn vs. said Milners—property
pointed out by plaintiffs. A. COCHRAN,
may 28 23 deputy sheriff.
Also, will be sold as above,
One hundred one and a fourth acres of Lund
in the fourth district of said county—levied on as the
property of James Clark, to satisfy a fieri facias in fa
vor of Kceland Tyner—property pointed out by the
plaintiff
Om Negro Boy, 17 years old, by the name
of Sam, anc^Fanny, a woman, twenty three years
old—levied on as thp property of Wiley (1 Higgins,
to satisfy two fieri fucias in favor of Robert Cole
man—property pointed out by the plaintiff in elocu
tion. WILLIAM HUCKABY, deputy sheriff
jime I 23
BXL2 SALE*. ‘
On the first Tuesday in July next,
W ILL be sold before the court-kousc in the
town of Macoo, Bibb county, between the
lawful hours of sale, the following property wit:
Uuo Water Lot, No. 16 and improvements,
cupied by Day & Butts, ,and one Negro Boy Ed- pIOUR months after dato, application Will be
ind—all levied on as the property of Nathaniel Com- 1. made to the honorable the inferior court
i, . - ——— »«• aa. uia secu
rities, to satisfy two fieri facias and other fieri facias
vs. James Finley—levy made aud returned by a con-
stulilc.
One Feather Bed—levied on as the proper
ty of John Tyner, tax-collector of Houston county,
to satisfy 'two fieri facias, one in favor of the State of
Georgia ami the other in favor of the Justices of tbe
Inferior Court for fbe usc of the county of Houston.
jane I HENRY W ■ RALEY, sheriff.
FAYETTE SALES.
On the first Tueptay of July next,
W ILL be sold, at the court house in Fayetteville,
Fayett- county, between the lawful hours of
sale, the following property:
Lot of Lund No. 124 in ihe ninth district of
Fayette county—levied on as the properly of Ezekiel
Ratchford to satisfy an execution in favor of David
Dortch vs. Ezekiel Ratchford and Hhadrach Al'Comhs
security on the appeal and Jobh Burke security on the
stay of execution—property pointed out by John
Burke.
Lot of Lund No. 127 in tho fifth district of
originally Henry now Fayctto county—levied on ns
the property of Thomas Williams, to satisfy an exe
cution in lavor of William W. Kcnnon vs Thomas
Williams, &c. A. M’BHIDI, Deputy Sheriff.
junel 23 T
Also, will be sold as above,
One prey siud Horse named Sertorious: lev
ied on as the property of John C Frasure. to satisfy a
mortgage fieri facias iu favor of David Dickson vs.
said Frasure—property pointed out by James H.
Cruise. A. M’BRIDE, deputy sheriff.
april 30
CORONER’S SALE.
On the first Tuesday in August next,
W ILL be sold, at the court buttse door, in Ma
con, between the lawful hours of sale,
Ono Negto Girl, Lettice—levied on os the
property of William P Harris to satisfy a murtgae
fieri facias from Bibb inferior court ip favor of W. I
Cone vs said Harris. HENRY CARTER,
June 1 23 . Coroner. <
M months after date, application will he
Biaae to tlie honorable Inferior Court of Mon-
5-1. JJ“h e sitting for ordinary purposes for
psell >11 the laud aud negioes belonging to the
oi Danit/ Halt, deceased—sold for the benefit
S*- her - A
| SUSANNAH HALL. U m .J
JOHN P. DURHAM, j
\ 18,1631. *13 J
URmoatb„f (erdate application will be made
,,' ! o(erior Court oi Crawford couoty, when
/ i'“ r P<>»*», for leave to sell lot of land
EJJf*H™'tdandiilncteenin the scconddUtrict
Prff ‘-luiton, now Crawlord county, for the
Care Howell, (Recused. .
1831. HIRAM WARNER,Guardian.
MONTHS afterdate, a pplication will he
L~*“}° the honorable tho Interior Court of
i'i V rhil# thting for ordinary purposes,
ti lh5,IU? rca * Esttfo of Sumuel Minus, dec.
j a»M831. BENJAMIN MANES,
L adm’or,
I linfl 0 1"” a,,er < * a,e application willl be made
L ,,:. •j a ? or ahl« tbe i nferior court of Jasper
f°t Ordinary purposes for Icnvc
IiImmV'i * a *®.°f Join Sturdivant, l.itr of said
f benefit of the heirs und crcd-
JOEL 8TUUKVANT-, • .Alr’or.
«adt ii^iM? after date, application will he
I: eo _..° •“ honorable the inferior Court of
IHouA’i ^ titling for ordinary purposes,
Ip, ^ ,!“• °f Land, known oh the survey-
Ntt«fiMi. nuinb . er ®fty-n'me in tbe fourteenth
otTuoallr,? ccll0n —lor tbe benefit of the or-
“ fero*. deceased. June 2,1831.
k Johnson Houston, adm’or.
fell*? “fter date, application will bo
l e tooai. „?ej!° n ® ra hlo •be inicrior oourt <>t
bcrAsiMa.’siaSEd
ts£*S“r-®a5'is:
T-forth!! b.ueS!°7.’u ,, e e uf 4,u *e“g? e county,
81 3 l i ‘e- halleir ""d credilors.
M ! AMLa GASSAW AY, Guardian. \
^ le > eppllcntion will be
Wunty theWcriur court of
to sell
?
•* 1:31.
-- uhul ur.nnuT,
Guardian of th: heirs.
well, or bis interest in the said property, to satisfy a
fieri facias Issued from M’lntosh superior court vs,
Anson Kimberly, adm’or of N. Cornwell, deceased.
One Lot nnd improvements - whereon is a
large brick building—levied on as the property of
William Ward, to satisfy a fieri facias issued from the
superior court of Bibb county in favor ot the State
vs. Henry C. Byran and William Ward security.
Two Negtocs, Simon a boy about six or
eight years old, nnd Missouri a girl about four or five
years old—sold as the property oi Ehud Harris to sa
tisfy a fieri facias from Bibb iuferior court io favor
of Francis Bacon vs. said Harris,
june 1 WILLIAM B. CONE, sheriff.
Also, will be sold as above,
Two Negro Girls, Missouri about 5 years
old and Loretto about 3 years old, as the property of
Wm. P. Harris one Negro Girl named Mary about
16 years old, 202 1-3 acres of Land No. J41 ill the
third district originally Houston now Bibb county-
levied on ns the properly of Joshua Jordan, to satisfy
sundry fieri liiclas in favor of John 8. Hunter luvrer
vs said Harris and Jordan—property pointed out by
the defendants—levy returned to me by Burwctl
London constable. _
AbnerChorry’s interest in ten ueres of Land
and improvements, whereon said Cherry now lives,
known by No.2—levied on tosatlsfyone fieri facias in
in favor of Kimberly ft Chisholm vs. G. W. Jackson,
Abner Cherry and others—levy returned to-me by
John Smith constable.
mny H.H, HOWARD, deputy sherff.
On th efir it Tuesday in August next, will W sold as above
Three Negioes, Simon u boy about ten years
old, Missouri ngirl about 8 years old, and Loretta
a girl about six years old—sold as tbrf property of
ll'.P. Harris to satisfy a mortgage fieri facias Irom
tho inferior court of Bibb county in favor ot Kimber
ly & Chisholm vs. said Harris.
3 j uno i W. B. CONE, shtrjl
Onthe first Tuesday in August next will beiold as ctier*
Three Negroes, Tom a man about 35, Lucy a girl
about 12, and Simeon a boy about 8 years of age all
levied on as the property ot Wm. J.
fy a mortgage Fi. Fa. in favor ot L. Atkinson & T,
Campbell, vs W J. Danelly, issued rumBibbsU'
perior court—Proi^^d m^e.
april 30 18 ' ‘
CRAWFORD SALES.
• O* lh* first Tuitiay in July next,
XlyILI.be sola before the court house at Knoxville,
JJ Crawford county, between the usual hours ot
sale, the following property, viz:
The Lot wl omin the Knoxville Academy
stands and said Academy and the appurtenances there-
unto belonging—levied on as the property of said
Academy to satisfy two small fi. fas. In lavor of Jcne
Btono against thfc Trustees of said Academy—levied
on and returned to me bv a constable.
One lofof Land No. 132, levied on as thn
property of Sampson Smith, io satisfy a fi- !*■ issued
from the Superior court of Crawforu county in favor
ol'JoliiiO. Grant vs. Sampson Smith. '
JUftrL'" ’ ‘ WM- B. FILES,therff.
of Fayottc county, whon sitting for ordinary
f iurposes, fur leuvo to sell one fourth part of
ot No. 71 in tho 12th district of Monroe coun
ty, for the benefit of Sarah Ann W. Grigg?, or
phan uf Wilio Griggs, deceased.
BRYAN GRIGGS,guardian.
March 22d, 1831. 14
“fDARHAoH & Townsend in Macon, where an
office is kept for the accommodation of persons
wishing to travel on this line—the proprietor of
the same having contracted for suitable Coaches
for the comfort of Pasengers as well as supplied the
line with good teams and having reduced the rates
of stage fare on said line, and intending so soon as
the weather will permit to tun bis Stages, twice a
week from Macon to Savannnn and'back, leaving
Macon every Monday and Friday mornings, aud
go through In three days. The public are there-
fore solicited for a portion of its patronage, as the
conductor of (he Hue pledges himselfnothlng shall
be wanting on his part to make the conveyance
both comfortable and quick.
. Fare from Macon to Savannah, $15,00
Fare from Marion to Savannah, $13,‘00
Fare from Dublin tp Savannah, $10.00
All other distances ini ike proportion: all care
will be taken, but baggage at the risk of the ow r.en.
yFeb.Ig, 7 mflm EDWARD VARNER.
JASPER SUPERIOR COURT, OCT. TERM, 1830,
A. & E. Wood, assignees )
Vs ’ ’> Rule Ni Si for to foreclose
Simeon Durham. \ a Mortgage.
U PON tbe petition of Asa Wood & Ezekiel Wood,
Merchants, trading in partnership under tbe name
and firm of A. & E. Wood assignees of Horatio N
Spencer, shewing in Court that Simeon Durham on
the 27lh ot March 1828, mortgaged to said H. N.
Spencer a lot of Land, containing one acre, with the
appurtenances thereto belonging in the town of Hills
boro in said county, bounded on the east, and south
by premises of Cuthbert Reese, on the north by pre
mises of Asa E Stratton, and oil the west by premises
of Ambrose Niles, on which lot so mortgaged there is
a two story building occupied as a Tavern; one store
house and various out houses on said lot, to secure the
payment of one thousand dollars on the first day of
May 1830, which mortgage was assigned by said H
N. Spencer, to said A. & E. Wood, on the 15th A
pril 1828, and remains unpaid, and said A. &E. Wood
praying foreclosure of the same; on motion therefore,
it is Ordered, that said Simeon Durham, pay into this
coart the principal, interest, and cost, due on said
mortgage within twelve months after this time, in de
fault of which the equity of redemption in the mort-
’ iremises will, by order of this court be forever
and foreclosed; And it is further ordered, that
this rule be published once a month from this time for
twelve months hereafter, or served on said Simeon
Durham or his special agent, at least six months pro
vioasthereto. “ ,
I certify that the above is a true copy taken from th
minutes of Court. JOHN HILL, tlerk.
oct.26, 1830- 12m 44
OCTOBER ADJOURNED TERM OF THE
Superior Court of Houston County.
•Giles B. Taylor T
asssignec of j Rule Nisi for forelosure of
HowclT Cobb. >. - Mortgage
"vs I
Isaiah Hutchens. J.
W PON the pe ition of Giles B. Taylor assignee
ot Howell Cobb attorney, that-on the S9tli day
of January 1829, Isaiah Hutchens did mortgage Lot
No. 83, in the 14th district of Houston county, forthe
forthwith securing the payment of the sum of seventy-
five dollars and interest, and that tbe same is now due
And onpaiJ, and praying that tbe equity ot redemption
may be filed in terms of the law. It is therefore on
motion ordered, that the said Isaiah Hutchens shew
pause af the next term of this court, why the equity
of redemption of said mortgage, of in and to tho said
mortgaged premises should not be forever barred and
foreclosed, and that he bo named to pay in the clerks
office of this court, tbo principle and interest due
therein, on or before the next term of this Court.—
And it is further ordered by tbe court, that Ibis rule
be published ooce every month for six months in
some oftbe'public Gazettes of this State, ora copy
thereof be personally served on the said Isaiah Hutch
ins or bis legal representative, within three months
before tbe expiration uf the term forthe payment of
tbe said sum of money.
A trite extract taken from tbe minutes of said court,
this 1st day of January 1831.
jan 15 6m EDWARD WELCH, Clerk.
MONROE SUPERIOR-COURT,
March Term, 1831.
Thomas T. Napier 1 Ru , e N!sl for f orec | 08ure
Raymond Harris. $ of a Mortgage,
U PON the petition of Thome. T Napier, shewing
that Raymond Harris, on tbo 5th day of May
i year ’ ' *— J,J
g»get‘
sis of
in the year eighteen hundred and twenty seven, did
Mortgage to your petitioner the following tracts or
parcels of land to wit: Lit No. sixteen in the 6th
district of Monroe county, l^-iup on the waters of the
THE ACCEPTED. ' • '
BT THOMAS HAYNES BAYLY.
I thank yon for the down cast look,
And tor that blushing cheek—
1 would not have you raise jour eyes,
I would not have you speak;
Though mute, I deem you eloquent,
I ask no other sign,
While thus your little hand remains
Confidingly in mine.
I know you faift would hide from mo
Tho tell-tale tears that steal
Unbidden forth, and half betray
The anxious lears you feel—
From friends long tried and dearly Ioved> ‘
The plighted bride must part— / ., ,
Then freoly weep—I could not lore
A cold unfeeling heart.
I know you lovo your cottage home,
Where in the summer time,
Your hand has taught ;he clematis
Around the porch to climb;
Yon casement with the wild rose Bcrcctr—
Yon little garden too,
How many foud remembrances
- Endear them all to you.
You ;igh to leave your mother’s rbof,
Though on my suit she smiled,
And spuming ev’ry selfish thought,'
Gave tip her darling child.
Sigh not for her, she new may claim
Kind deeds from more than one—
She’ll gaze upon her Daughter’s smiles
Supported by her Son!
I thank you for that look—it speaks
Reliance on my truth—
And never shall unkindness wound
Your unsuspecting youth—*
If fato should frown, and anxious thoughts
, Oppress your husband's mind,
Oh! never fear to cling to me,—
I could not be mikind.
" Como look upon this golden ring— V
You have no cause to shrink, , -*
Though oft 'lis gulling as the slave's
Indissoluble link!
And look upon yon Church, the place
Of blessing and ofpraycr—
Before the altar hear my vows—
Whn cour-p dissemble there? / -
MISCELLANEOUS. J ■
Dr. Mussey yesterday afternoon gaven
public Lecture in the Theatre, on the construe--
tion of the spino, human chest, and the dan
ger of compressing them, or deranging the vital
parts by externa! pressure. Dr. Mussey had
a most'amusing way of lecturing our female
friends, and that was by ridiculing tho dandies.
We protest against tliis tnodo of‘showing fight”
to whale-bone, steel, wiro, stays, and busks
and the like sort of harness. Why, Doctor,
tlicro aro no lacing' dandies in our quarter.
Mrs. Cnntelo has no male purchasers for har
ness in Portland. Tho ladies, aye, the ladies
—we vonture to say it, have tho sole claim to
your good remarks. You should have spared
the dandy and thundered upon them. But wo
understand tho policy. It was to conciliate
their good graces, that you have whipped the''
guilty over tlio shoulders of tlio innocent. VVc
pardou you, however, as wc understand (ho
married ladies are called up today for a pri
vate lecture.—Portland (Me) Advertiser. ■
A Philadelphia paper has tho followinganec-
doto, furnished by a female correspondent i:i
London:
1 “\Ve have been nskod bv many English
persons if wo have heard, of tho complimotit
which our minister paid to thc-King, in speak
ing of him n short limo since. It seems that
Mi. M’Lnne said, “he had never supposed it
iossil)lr|lie could bo brought,to envy a king, but
io would almost rather have had tbe feeliop
of William the Fourth on tho day ho dissolved
Parliament, than those of any other that ever
lived.” The English appear much grutified at
this opinion of their-.Sovereign, expressed by
an American citizen."
Tobcsotky, also tbe north half of lot No. two bun-
dred and fifty-s x in the twelfth district ot Monroe
county, the whole containing three hundred and one
fourth acres more or less, forthe better securing the
NOTICE.
T tHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
under the firm of payment of three promissory notes for sis hundred
G. CHAMPLAIN & CO* dollars each, hearing even date with said Mortgage;
was mutually dissolved on the 0th instant. and it appearing to the t'npH that thert) is now due
G Champlain is fully authorised to settle the at -■ - • ■ * • ' “
fsirs of the concern. JOHN T. ROWLAND.
LITTLETON ATKI80N.
Macon, June6,1831. G. CHAMPLAIN.
The subscriber will continue the business,
june H 24 5t G. CHAMPLAIN.
looo ps. cotton Sagging*
On Consignment
T HE undersigned lias made an arrangement
with an extensive manufacturing interest for a
regular and extensive supply of COTTON BAG
GING, and has now on the way to this place tho
abuve mentioned quantity, which will be sold law,
and on long time, for approved paper.
March 20. 18-if J- T. ROWLAND.
CUTHBERT & FOLHXLL
■HAVE opened their LAI I OFFICEet the Com-
MX missioners’ Hall in tbe market-bouse, Milledge-
vilie, Georgia. One of them is always to be found
there ready to attend to professional calls. .. .
They will practice in tbe following Counties and
Circuits:
BALDWIN,
Oemulgee Circuit.
Flisit Circuit.
Chatahooehie Circuit.
Southern Circuit.
Middle Circuit,
Milledgevllle, June 23, 1831:
(•BALDWIN
) JONES,
\ PUTNAM,
(.WILKINSON.
< BIBB,
1 MONROE,
( HENRY.
TALBOT.
(TWIGGS,
i TELFAIR, fire.
WASHINGTON.
26
2i
NOTICE.
•ZrRHE firm of Bond ft Va? WaoenenIs this day
\LL dissolved. T. P. BOND.
~ U1S 01 ' CU J. VAN WAGENEN.
Macon. 22d June, 1831 26 •*
Drought to Bibb County Jail,
O N Sunday last, a Negro Man named Moses, 35
or 40 years old, says lie belongs to Judge .short
er of Putnam county, ami that he ranaway from the
Gold Milieu The owner is requested toseud and
take him away. B, UEW, Jailer.
june 20 26 "
ppearingto !■■■
on aatd Mortgage six hundred dollars principal and
fifty four dollars interest.
It Is on motion, thereforo ordered, that tbo said
Raymond Harris do pay into the Clerk’s office of this
court the principal and interest "due ll.tn-on before
the neit term of this court, as In default (hereol the
equity of redemption in ajid to said mortgaged pro
mises will be forever barred and foreclosed; and It is
further ordered, that this Rule be published once a
month from this time for six months in one of the
public Gazettes in this state, or be served personally
outlie said Raymond 11 orris at leost three months
before the nest term of this court.
A true extract from the minutes, 15th March, 1831.
13 mCm WILLIAM P. HENRY, clerk.
r : JSolicc.
OIX MONTHS after date, application will
O bo made to tlio lionorablo the Court of
Ordinary of Pulaskr county for disniissiou from
ihe administration, on the Estate of Solomon
Sutton jun. of which nil persons concerned
will take duo notice. Muy 2, 1831. •
JAMES P. CARRUTHERS,
19 6m adm’or.
IN HENRY SUPERIOR COURT,
Anil* Term, 1831.
Cynthia Strickland,)
V Libclfora divorce.
Hilliard Strickland )
r ' appearing to tho Court by tho return of
tho Sheriff, that tho defendant is not to' be
found in this county, it is therefore ordered that
thasaid Hilliard Strickland, be and appear at the
next Superior Court to bo hold In and for said
county on the second Monday in October
next, then and there to nnswer to said Libel,
and that this rule ho published In one of the
Gazettes oftliis circuit onco a month for three
months before the sitting of said Court.
A True extract from the minutes, this Utli
April. i83i. w. hardin, clerk.
biTanks
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
The Poughkeepsie Journal of tho 15th ins’,
mentions that the competition among wool*
buyers continues with unbated spirit in that
county. Tho greater part is already engu*
ged, und tho rest daily passing into tbo hands
of tho manufacturer or speculator. Before
tho end of tho month it is thought that nonb
will remain in first hands, and il is estimated
that upwards of 100,000 lbs. ofthe difforen:
qualilius have already been taken in by thn
different purchasers in Poughkeepsie, besides
largo quantities bought by persons residing in
different parts of tlio coutny, and manufacturers
and speculators from abroad. One house in
Poughkeepsie had taken in about 40,000 lbs.
and would piobably swell this amouut to 100, -
000 lbs. “Tho following" says the Journal)
"may be quoted as the present prices of wool
in our market, viz—50 to 53 cts. for nativq
wool—65 to 72 cts. for motino—80 to 90 ct
lor mixed and foil blood Saxony. Wo saw on
beautiful lot last week, the shearing of a gci:
tlcman oftliis town, consisting of about 221 0
lbs, of which ono third was merino, and t|i(.-,
residue mixed and full blood Saxofty, which h t
since been sold for 90 cts. all round, casi
These prices aro high, compared with those i»i'
the two past years, but it is generally believed
by those who‘aro best informed ou thejsabjer,.
that they Will bo fully maintained unless tbo:.:
should be Unexpectedly largo importation
of foreign wools."
“The Young Duko," by tbo author of Viv.
ian Grey, appears to be making considerab: •
noiso among the novel readers in England. -
We hevc not read the book; but, judging fron
somo extracts, it appears to be wriuou in «u
animated siyle, and with some power. Tho
following passage, tho* a little extravagant,
touches forcibly upon that morbid yearning a!
ter Fume, which is said to he characteristic of
Genius:— «
“I am one, though youne, yet old enoagh t»
know Ambition is “ demonj *nd I fly feMR whs!:
I fear. And Famo has eagle wiags fc mdyrt
she rccvms out es high as Bttsfft icsJrter—
