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555 T fS^ EM Ffatlccon Telegraph is published every Sal [Zom on Mulberry Street, 5d«i .side. P»TflW* Bottoms a year, if paid in ad- l*l!r"roUR nottAtw, if not paid beforo the l.flvear. Subscribers living at a distanco 'S in all cases to pay in advance. 3IACON, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1831. pr1tfISgRA^?ORS , SAIiES. laiMIVT to »o order of the honorable the in- r‘“.vourlof Oglethorpe county, while sitting EvXoies,Ivitlbesold. on the first Toes- | October nett, at the courthouse in Pike coun- < o acres of Land, moro or less, being **“. ,1!ctrSef nritiinnllv Mnnrnn U** Terms made known oil the day of sale. bt’fiSS ° n Pl 1 tNlsTnv S. C. ELLINGTON, adm’or. Yol. w—No. 3C. be sold on the first Tuesday in October it a tthe court house in the town of Colum- 1“ j ee county, agreeable to an order of the Treoart of Bibb county, sittlug for ordinary pur- 0 f Land No. 73, in tho 8th District of inlr lying within n mile and a half bf Colum- intlogto the orphans of John Hamlin, late of nto deceased, sold for their benefit Terms CHARLES M’CARDIL, ‘‘ Guardian. Democrat will publish the above till day of July 14 [ILl, u be sold, at Jackson, Butts county, on Tuesday, the 6th day of September nest, gal Property belonging to the Estate of Ovid J.cciscd, consisting of one Horse and Gig articles- ERMINE CASE, 3lj Adm’or. be sold, on Thursday, the 15th day of September next, at the late residence ol Ro- i a ie of Fayette county deceased, JiPUUlSHAIiLE PROPER TY Kgs to his estate, consisting of Horses, Mules, I Sheep, Hogs, household and kitchen Furni- Irmioe a,, d 0 ver F extensive assort- Ifcarwliter’" Tools. Terms, 12 months credit * cofltinue from doy to day until all is sold. «4NCY TUCKER, adm’rx. . ; .Tt; v TUCKER U, lV , FLYLEx G- bs’i'VART, ,LLbe sold, on Saturday, tlifl SJ day pf Sep" ttmber nest, at the residence of a»f- Lu.,'8 lain Jones county, Ga. [itEMAlNDER of the Personal Property of iSimiMM, deceased, consisting of a Ritle Gun, liod blanket—sold for the benefit of the heirs ditars. SAMUEL CHAPMAN, ) tit 31 _ . adm’or. Li be sold at the house of Jared Tarpley, de- | ceased, in Monroe county, on Saturday the of October nut, all the Perishable Proncrty • to said estate, conaisting of Horses, filules, of steers and cart, cows andcalVes, House, i Kitchen Furniture, fire, for the benefit of ud creditors of said deceased. MARGARET TARPLEY, Adm'x. 1 JAMES MAY, Adm’r. CRAWFORD SALES, rsrroiri '» September next, \W!, "T. < * l ' efore Hie court house at Knoxville, ,h « us “ Bi h °“» u| r Hcres of gfowing Corn on nml rv». T 3 ’ a" the 1 llrd dis,ric, « formerly Houston, k V, ° rd .f ou « | y-r»'>d the Lease which tlm de fendant has on the east half of Lot No. 72 in said dis- rict-aud the interest of Milton P. Glover in the es Into of John Glover, deceased-levied on in the hands ot the wulowol the deceased, to satisfy an execution m bivorot Jambs D. Edwards vs. William Roberta and Milton P. Glover, issued from the superior Court aS^WnTrJM? pointed outbyJolm An acre of Ground, whereon the Knoxville Academy now stands, together with the buildings end anpurtananpes thereunto belonging—levied on to sat- nly two small executions In fuvorof Jesse Stone bear- or vs the .Trustees oflho KnoxvIUo Academy-levy made and returned to me by N. Shurley constable. . . , 10HN WHITTINGTON, August 4, 1831. Deputy Sheriff. SHERIFF SALES. HOUSTON SALES. W On the first Tuesday in September next, ILL be sold beforo the court house, bctweeif the usual hours of sale, at Perry, Houston county, the following property to wit: One Lot ot oak and hickory Lund, (improv ed) being Lot No. 209 lathe twelfth district of Hous- ton county—levied on as the property of James H all to satisfy sundry small Fi Fas in favor of William E. Carswell—levy made and returned by a constable. Lut of Land No. 65 in ibo eighth district of Houston county—levied on as the property of David G. Hardy, to satisfy a Fi Fa in favor of Stovall & La mar—property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Lot of Land No. 55 in the fifteenth district of Houston county—levied on as the property of John Miller to satisfy two Fi Fas in favor of Griffin & Goodwin and others—levied on and returned by a constable. HENRY W. RALEY, sheriff. august 2 • . . ' Iwl ICE.—All persons having demands against ulstc of Jared Tarpley, dcceused, arc rc- !o band th*m in egf<*«»We to taw- and those dto said estate nre requested to make imme- i/meiit* +**•••,i •• MAUG A RETJjjFA RPLEY, Adm’x. JAMES MAY, Adm’r. I • ISO.NS indebted to tlio Estate of llobtrl Tuck- Itr, late of Fayette county, deceased, are rc- ff to make immediate payment; und those buy- tiust the said Estate will present llieinaiithcnti- Kstbc lawrequires, within the time prescribed NANCY TUCKER, adm’rx. K. T.M. TUCKER, iadm’ors FIXLEY G. STEWART, ] am or> ' FAYETTE SALES. On the first Tuesday in September next, YTM/ILI, he sold, before the court house door in TT Fayetteville, Fayette county, between the lutvfui hours of sale. Ibo following Properly: The east half of Lot No. 104 in the fourth district of originally Henry now Fayette county— levied on us the property of William II. Walden, to satisfy two Fi. Fas. issusd from a justice’s court in fa- I vof.of William Askew vs William H. Walden—pro- ' perty noiilfedout by Thomas Hutson, and levy made andre'tumt-fltonljbynconslabie. July 22 5'A WYAT HEFLIN, Sturtf. Also, viVt bt *otd as above, Part of Lot No. 89 in the town of Fayette ville, it being Hie northeast corner of said lot, with a gin-house and cotton-gin thereon—levied on as the property of D. it H, Moses tosatisfy.executions in fa vor of Isaac Warren and 51. N. Burch and others vs the said D.&. H. Moses—levied on and returned to mo by u constable. ANDREW M'BIUDE, July 27 32 deputy sheriff. On the first Tuesday fit September next, ILL be sold, at the courthouse door, in Camp- bullion, Campbell county, within the legal hours of sale, the following property: Lot ol' Land No. 29 (except fifty acres on (he west sWs of mMloRiii 'the" ninth district of ori ginally Coweta nqw Cnrapbcll comity—levied on as the property of Usmial Bagget, tosalisly sundry execu tions issued from a justice’s court in favormf Drury Silvcy vs Samuel Keller and said Baggett—Ievioo on and returned to me by a eonsuble. july 30 32 N. NICHOLSON, sherff. EORGIA—Butts County, lilKUhAS' Lewis II. Fargason applies to me 1 lor Idlers of administration on the estate of P.iuv, Into of said county, deceased: . It ert thtrtfm e to cite and admonish all and sin- Ht kindred and creditors of said deceased, ■to be flora! my office within the time prescribed by taio, ftaue, if any they hare, why said lelteis should femn/ttf. sunder my hand, this 1st August, 1831. JOHN 51‘COKD, c. c. o. EORGIA—Butls County. ■IlEitt’ASJuhti R. M'Mahuu applies to me for, , Idlers of administration ontho cstatiiof Jons Into of the State of S'outli Carolina, de- I re therefore, to cite and admonish alt and ’ Ihi kindred andcrcditors of said deceased, to be ‘oral my office, within Hie time prescribed by I 'Stic cause, if any they have, why said letters I sof be granted. ' In uuder my hand, this 2d day of August, 1831. JOHN 51‘CORD, o.c.o IVfi months after date application will be made tb< honorable Inferior-Court of Bibb county, puling for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell ■prnl Negroes belonging to the cstato of lien- late of said county deceased, for the benefit interned. JOHN SMITH, Adm’or. 113 29 PUltMONTlIS alter date, application will be 1 m! nn to the honorable the lulcrior court of. inly, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for lell the Real Estate of Thomas Liimdy, late eunty, deceased, for tho benefit of the heirs diton. THOMAS LOWE, adm’or. ,1831 33 . - r» N TH8 after date, application will ba I Oide to the honorable 'tho Inferior Court ot P eounty, while sitting for ordinary .purposes, 1’* to sell a part of the Negroes willed to Wil l r. S' v ? y u,, cle VYilllam Goxatvny, de- 't Wr ihetcncfit of the heir and creditors. JAMES GOSAWAY, Guardian. » *-ol 31 pun MONTHS after date, application will be Lpp lo the hon. tho Inferior Court of Butts la si ''"“'K f° r ordinary purposes, for leave M negro Girl named Lizzy, belonging to Ibo cs «■»» Kkicut, deceused, fortho benefit ol ^utees of said estate. June 30, Itfll. CALVARY F. KNUiilT, adm’or. PBBHIlIRPinptlcnlniliPi 1 1° the honorable the lufer.ibr 'Court of LWr-jW". ‘UHng for ordinary purposes, i(n a l Lot of Land, known on tin- survey •tn’r.r , number filty-iduc iu the'fourteenth S o, -p ®HI> section—lor tho benefit of the or- | Hloxu Houston, docMsed. Juno 2, 1831. JOIINSUN HOUSTON, adm’or. f* 1 *'. npplication will hu \ III. I "’ruwoimi" HUH", I' 11111. i. it 11 1 ' It Ifor i **' 0 * ie tho Inferior court of » t coun > while 8ilUns for orttinary purposes, M onc N«gro .Miin mnhed IMncp, lie- 'cea*»iil5 Stat , C 0 ^ KSSY late Of said eoun- m - M JP . - G f thejieim mid oreand Chisholm yu, said Harris. BIBB SALES. On the first Tuesday in September next, ILL hu sold before the court-r.ouse in the between the as the property of Littleton Alkisan, to satisfy a distress warrant for rent in favorof Farlsb Carter vs Littletsn Alkison mid John T. Rowland. niture, 2 tables and ends, 2 covers, 1 let of tow and **V,: . . . rbiTFONED SALES. . Also, will be sold at above, One Lot ami improvements whereon Bob- erl Uirdsong now lives, In the town of Alacon, num- ber not known levied on as his property, tosatbly a FI Fa Issued from the Comptroller Geueral a office In favorof the state, also a K Fa in favor olthoju.- tlccs of the inferiorcourt of Bibb eounty, vsThomns Gurdner, and William Scott ami Robert Birdsong se- One Negro Boy, hbout tonyearsold, by the HHtiieof Ambrose, as tho property of Alfred S. Ben- nett, to lutlsfy n Fi Fa issued from Bibb superior court in favorof Nicholas Wagoner vs Jobu F. Bal lard, and William A Green and A S Bennett socuri- Three negroes, Simon a boy about ton years old. .Missouri a girl about 8 years old, und Loretta » girl about »W year* old—sold ns the property of/I . I\ Harris to satisfy a mortgage fieri facias iromthe inferior court of liibb ccunty in favor of Kimberly (ttljr 20, 1831. BUY A.NT BATEMAN, ml in'or Am c. WILLIAM B. CONE, sheriff. atin^OT _- uU1{ MONTHS after date, application will bej i®nntB»after dill,, anjdicntion will he made made to the honorable the inferior court p, kourob sales. W yn the first Tuesday in September next, ILL be sold between the usual hours of sale before the Court House at Forsyth, Mon roe county, the following property to wit: , L4acres-^of Land, being tho south ens* half of Lot No 151 in tho sixth district of said county -levied on as the property of James R. Smith to snl- smdVm' th. ^ P, * D * avor of Henry II. Lumpkin vs. Three negroes, to wit: D,ck a man forty-five >'. e n r *fld, Mary a woman (wenty-fivo, and Moriah n y® 11 " °ld—all levied on as the property of thlliam Meritt to satisfy sundry small FI Fas in favor of Lewis L; Griffin vs said Meritt. Ono Negro Woman, named Biddy, twenty- one years of age, and her Child, four mouths old—all levied oni as the property of Il'iltiamA. Moore, to sa tisfy sundry small Fi. Fas. in favor of William Maxcy and others vs. said Moore—levy made by a constable. . 202 1-2. acres of Land, being Lot No. 40 m the fourteenth district of Monron county—levied on as the property of John Towns, to satisfy sundry ns. Fas. for costs in favor of Thomas Grant vs. said Towns. A. COCHRAN, deputy sheriff. July 30 31 *' ' . • * ■« POSTPONED SALE. Also, will be sold at above, 90 acres of Lamlytgpore or less, being part of Lot No, 70 in the eleventh district of Monros conn- ty—levetl on as tlio property of Wiley J. Harris, to satisfy sundry small Fi. Fas. in favor of W. Biscow s said Harris—levy made by a constable. July 30 A. COCHRAN, dtp. sheriff. Alto, will be sold as above, One Negro Boy 17 years old, by the name of Sam, and Fanny a woman 23 years old, levied on as the property of Wiley G Higgins to satisfy two Fi Fas in favor of Robrrt Coleman, property pointed out by the plaintiff. au g 6 W. HUCKABY, Dslff. i MONTHLY NOTICES. S HP... Notice. |MH| IX i\IONTIlS aper duto, application will he mado to the honorable the Court of Ordinary of Puliiski county fur dismission from tho administration on the Estate of Solomon , ??*T T0N j un : of which all persons conccrnod SI FIR take duo notice. May 2,4831. JAMES P. CAIUIUTHERS, P 9 ,., 61 ” adm’or. IN 1IENRY SUPERIOR COURT, AntiL Term, 1831. HENRY SALES. On the first Tuesday in October next, ILL be sold at the court house, iu Macdou- T 1 ough, Henry county, between the usual hours of sale, Lot of Land No. 16 in tho twelfth district of Henry county, levied on by a mortgago'Fi. Fa. is- wed from Henry superior court in favor of William C. Vhomaii properly pointed out in said Fi. Fa.;— ana Lot No. 179 in the sixth district oi said countv-» all levied on ns the property of William H. liim- brough. THOMAS J. JOHNSON, july 30 31 deputy thtrff. BUTTS SALES. On the first Tuesday in September next. ILL be. sold at the court-house in Jackson, Butts county, between the lawful hours of saio, tho following Property, viz: 202 1-2 uerts of.Land, more or less, known by Lot No. 10 in tbc first district of formerly Henry now Butts county, and tbe south half bf Lot No. 17 in the first district of formerly Henry now Butts eoun- ty containing 10] 1-4 acres more or less, and a negro man named Jack 60 or 70 years of age—all levied on as the property of Hugh Hamil to satisfy sundry Fi. Fas. issued from a justice’s court of Monroe county in favor of Thomas W. Goode vs. II. Hamil and Si meon Hamil and William Kecv's, and others issued from ajuilicc’9 court of said county in (avor of E. It, Goodrich fcesrar VS.!!. Hemil and S. llamil, and others issued from the superior court of said county iu favor of Kelond Tyner and others vs. II. Hamil. Tbe above land U well improved for farming. 202 1-2 acres ol Lund, more or less, known as Lot No. 103 in the first district of formerly Ilcnry ,4i ow Butts county—levied oiras the property of John H. Malphus to satisfy a Fi. Fa. issued from a justice's court of Liberty county ia favor of John Aldridge— levied on and returned to me by a bailiff. july 18 31 It. W. HARKNESS, deputy sheriff Also, will be sold as above, on the first Tuesday in Oc tober next, 202 1-2 acres of Laud, known us Lot No. 75 in the uist district of originally Ilcnry now Butts county: levied on as tlio property of John M. Veren- part, by virtue of a mortgage Fi. Fa. from Butts supe rior court in favor of Ambrose Edwards vs said John M. Devciiporl—property pointed oat in said mortgage JOSEPH SUMMERLIN, sheriff. july 30 31 Wtown of Macon, Bibb county lawful hours of sale, the following property to wit: Three Bods, two Bedsteads, otto dozen com mon Chairs, onc Looking Glass, onc dressiug Table, two pine’ Tables, oue lot of Glass Ware, o*e lotot Crockery 1 , one Sideboard, one lot of Kitchen Furni ture, one black llorse, one Trunkand one Day Book, one negro woman named Phillis, one negro woman named -Mary, ono negro boy named Tom, oue negro boy named .Mason, and the Land and Improvements (■number of acres not known) adjoiningDr. B..F. O- woils and others—all levied on as the properly ol Jaaiet Tabor, to satisfy sundry executions in invorof Calhoun & Fort, Wiley, Baxter fc Curler, Cotton &, Harrison, und Isnao Harvey. Four Negroes, Tom a man about 35', Lu cy u girl hbout 12, Simeon a hoy about 8, and Jordan a lad 18 or 20 years old—levied on ns the property ot William J. Danclly, to satisfy 2 Fi Fas from Bibb su perior court in favor of Eaton Ilollomun and others. Ono Curriago mid'Harncss in tlio possession of George A. Smith—levied on ns the property ot Elisabeth Coleman, to satisfy two FI Fas irora the ul terior court of Green county In favor of Seymour of M’Kinley vs. said E. Coleman and John Smith—pro perty pointed out, by Charles Wiliiuinson. Olio stdo board, 1 sofa, 1. dining table and ends, 2 pair mid-Irons. 2 pair shovels and tongs, 12 chiiirs l small bureau, 1 bed oud furniture, 1 bed- sleud, 1 pair knife oases, 1 card stand, 1 bedstead und matrass, 1 toilet glass, 1 toilette table, 1 pine do. 1 set knives und forks, 1 dozen plates, 2 dishes, 6 tum blers, 0 winp- glnsscs, 2 water pitchers, 2 wash ba sins, 1 trunk, 1 pair wafer irons', 1 pair waffio irons, 1 lot hooks, 2 ovens, 2 pots, 1 tea kettle, 2 wash- .““Mr;. hers, 1 two-horse wagon, and 1 pine tabic: levied on CORONER’S SALE. On the first Tuesday in September next, W ILL he sold, at the court house in Macon, Bibb county, within the legal hours, the follow ing Property, viz: Ono Huuso und Lot No. 5 in tho forty-third square—levied on ns the property of George A. Rod gers to satisfy a Fi Fa issued from the superior court of Bibb county in favor of Silas Tatum vs George A. Rodgers and James H. Rodgers, july 30 33 H. CARTER, Coroner. F OUR .MONTHS after dale, application will be made to tbc houoruble the Inferior Court ot Tulbot county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the rculEslcto of Samuel Manes, dec. This 2d May, 1831. BENJAMIN MANES, 20 adm’or. F ^IOUR months after date application wllllbe made to the honorable the Inferior court of Jasper counly nl its sitting for Ordinary purposes fur leave toseilthe Real Estate of John Sturdivant, late of said county deceased, for tho benefit of tho heirs and cred itors. JOEL STURDIVANT, Adm’or. may 25 22 F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be made to tbe honorable Inferior Court of Hous- Icavo to sell llie*roal Estate of Hezhv It. Busciunti, late of said couuty, deceased. ■ ALLEN B. CHASTAIN, adm’or. May 27, 1831 23: • ■ ■ W ILL be sold, on filonday, tbe 28ili of Noveni ber next, at the late residence of Thomas P. Swann, deceased, in Monroe county, Tlio Perishable Property belonging to the Estate of the said, deceased, consisting of Horses, Hogs, Sheep,and Cattle,ono GinundThrnsher,Corn md Fodder, household aad kitchen Furniture, Col on, and plantation Tools. Terms made known on tbe day ot sale. FRANCIS SWANN, July 20 34 -f POSTPONED SALE. rtXxN the first Tuesday in November next, will be sold at tbc court bouso iu Uandolpli county, under an orderofthe Inferiorcourt of Baldwin coun ty, Lot of Land No. 238 in the eleventh district of formerly Leo now Randolph county, being the real estate of Samuel flint, deceased—tor tho benefit of tbe heirs and creditors. DANIEL PRATT, atogust 13 34 admor. COMMISSION BUSINESS, DARIEN. MTlHE subscribers have connected themselves un- OL der tbc firm of PATTON* &. COHEN, tor the transaction ofn general Commission Besisrss in Da rien, and respectfully soliclfashareofnuplic patron age, assuritir llnw! "I") mnylavor them with their business, that every exertion on tlieir part sholl be used for the advancement of their interest. They have taken the 1/ Aar/ and Store House re- ally occupied by Messrs. li. Yongo &. Sons, id owned by D. L» llsndd, Entj 1 ' nnlH’uV a DATTOK ccntly and owned Aug2G 35 3m ROBERT 8. PATTON, J. COHEN, Jr. NOTICE. Cynthia Strickland,) ...... , V J’. ,, > Libel for a divorce. Hilliard Strickland j I ^ appearing to tlio Court by tho return of tho Shc/ifi, that the defendant is not to bo found in this county, it is therefore ordered that thesuid Hilliard Strickland, bo mid appear at the next Superior Court to bo bold iu and for said county on the second Monday m October next, then and tliero to answer to said Libel, and that this rulo bo published in ono of the Gazettes of this circuit onco a month for three months boforu tho sitting of said Court. A True extract from the minutes, this 11th April. 1831. \V. HARDIN. Clerk. MONROE SUPERIOR COURT, „„ March Term, 1831 Thomas TV Napier ^ Nts| for foreclosure Raymond Harris. \ of a Mortgage. U PON the petition of Thomas T. Napier, shewing ■■ that Raymond IIurri.% on tbe 5th day of May iii the year eighteen hundred and twenty seven, did •Mortgage to your petitioner the tollowing tracts or parcels of land to wit: Let No. sixteen In the 6th district of alunroe county, lying on the waters of the Tohesotky, also the north halt of lot No. two hun dred and fifty-six in the twelfth district of .Monroe county, the whole containingtlirce hundred and one fourth acres more or less, for the better .securing the payment of three promissory notes for six hundred dollars each, bearing even dato with said .Mortgage; and it appearing to tho L’ourl that there is now duo on said Alorlgagc six 'hundred dollars principal and fifty four dollars interest. It is on motion, therefore ordered, that tho said Raymond Ilarris do pay into the Clerk’s office of this court tho principal and interest due thereon before the next term of this court, os in default tbereot the equity of redemption,in and to said mortgaged pre mises will be forever barred and foreclosed; nnd it is further ordered, that this Rulc.be published once a month from this_ time for six months in one of the public Gazettes in this state, or be served personally on Ibo said Raymond Harris at least three months before the next term of this court. A true extract from the minutes, 15th Starch, 1831. 13 mCm WILLIAM P. HENRY, clerk. CHOICE ARTICLES. 7(J hull boxes Raisins 70 quurter boxes Raisins 20 cases Ltijieo Wine 23 <lo Claret (pts) 25 do do (qts) 10 do .Muscatel 10 baskets Chumpaigne Old .Madeira in qis. ? nnd by tiic gallon ( OW Port Domestic Wine. 5 casks Porter (qts.) 6 do do (pts.) Tamarinds Soda Water Congress Water Seidiitz and Suda Powders. TOOZTIIEIl WITH A general assortment of CONFECTION* AJUES ami UBOCEBIES. august 0 31 LEVI ECKLEY. JUST RECEIVED. boxes Kaisiit3 50 bis suminer stock Alo 82 kits Mackerel pickled Tongues j'ickled SiiJijHjfj Sperm Candles 35000 best Cigars English Pickles Asstd best chewing Tobacco Snulfandcut Tobacco Olives and Capers ? Mustard und table SaR Pilot Bread Butter Crackers preserved Ginger do Lemons As Limes do Pltre-Apple JASPER SUPERIOR COURT, OCT. TERM, 1830. A. &. E. Wood, assignees ) vs > Rule Ni Si for to foreclose Simeon Dumum. ' • S a Mortgage. U PON the petition of Asa Wood & Ezekiel Wood, Merchants, tradingin partnership underthenume and firm of A. & E. YVood assignees of Horatio N Spencer, shewing in Court that Simeon Durham on tho 27th of March 1828, mortgaged to said II. N. Spencer a (ot bf Land, containing one acre, with the nppurtuuancqs thereto belonging in tho tovyn of Hills boro in said county, hounded on the cast, and south by premise's of Cutlibert Reese, on the north by pre mises of Asa E. Stratton, and on (he west by premises of Ambrose Niles, on which lot so mortgaged there is a two story buildingoccupied as a Tavern; ono store house and various out houses on said lot, to securo.thc payment of one thousand dollars on the first day of May 1830, which mortgage was assigned by said II N. Spencer, to said A. Ot E. Wood, on the 15tbA prii 1828, and remains unpaid, andsaid A. &.E. YVood iraying foreclosure of the same; on motion therefore, t is Ordegpd, that said Simeon Durhnm, pay into this court the principal,, interest, and cost, due on said mortgage within twelve months after this time, in do fault of which the equity of redemption in the mart' aged premises will, by order of this court be forever arred 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 orliisspccial agent, atleast six months pre vioui thereto. I certify that the above is a true copy taken from tb minutes of Court. JOHN HILL, clerk. oct. 20, 1830-12m 44 UNITED STATES’ HOTEIi. T HE subscriber, thankful for past favors, in: forms bis friends and the public, that tic still continues keeping the above establishment, corner of YValnut and Third streets—coinmohly called tho Yellow House, which has undergone ,a thorough repair, and is well calculated for tho re ception of TRAVELLERS,.with or without fam ilies. His Rooms arc pleasant and conimodiuin/, and well furnished. Ilo also will accomodate Gentlemen nnd Ladies or single Gentlemen with Hoarding. His Tablo is furnished with tho best the market aiToids, and his STABLES are provi ded with the best of provender and attentive Host lers. GEORGE. A. HILLEGAS. August 27 35' 3t.. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BOOBS. MUSIC, 4iC. ELLIS, SIIOTWELL <$♦ CO. ’ A I1E now receiving and opening at their BOOK STORE, a number of PIANO FOBTESi of a rich description, and a variety of other Musical Instruments, with instruction Books, und -Music a- dapted to the same—a large collection of NEIV MUSIC, for tile Tiano, embracing all the Music of tlio cele brated Cinderella Opera, and a variety of engrav ings, caricatures, prints, &c.—Also a largo assort ment of BOOKS, consisting of 1500 VOLUMES; a catalogue, cm- bracing a considerable portion of whicb.Jflpublubcu, in the Christian Utqwrtey^ A gyad vari- ty of and Miscellaneous Articles. A large assortment of PAVER HANGINGS, Bordering. 1 ire-Prints, Ac. They respectfully Invite the attention of the pub lic to tbe above, and request them to call and exa mine. H Juno 11 .24 Notice. ePiaxviiD from the subscriber’s residence, on Green Swamp, Pulaski county, about twelve miles below Marion, on the 3d instant, two horse Mutes one a bright In')' und the othern yellow bay itli lung hair under his belly, both somewhat mark ed with gear. Any person who will apprehend said imiles and give me information at the Cool Spring post office, Wilkinson county, shall hr. liberally cone pensated for tlwir trouble. Cool Spring. August 20 llOWABD 1NSVBANCECOMPANY New York. ■ ANCEon Cotton hence to sea port«, per boats or boxes, will be cfleet)'d at a very CHARLES DAY, Agent. JAMES ALLEN. DOMESTIC ECONOMY. Labor saved is Monty gained. ■B/Ehnve purchased the exclusive right to PM- T» ham Madder's "(lUKEM'S YVASHER” for tho counties of Jones, Twiggs, Bibb, Slonroe, Craw ford, Upson, Randolph ami Early, and offer /or sato tho individual or single right, or the Machine itself, to individuals or families. The individual right to" uso or make n machine, is Four Dollars. The Queen’s llusher is s cheap and simple acquisi tion, not liable to get out of order, may be operated on by a little girl or boy, without any liability to in jure cloths (from tlio finest lace to the coarsest gar ment) submitted Jo its action—even buttons are not damaged by it;—in short, it saves three-fourths of the nborandono half of the soap required by the com inon process.. The Machine is ready for the examination of tho public; nnd to satisfy, it, we refer to ull who have used or seen it; on it they have bestowed decided ap probation. It may be seen in .Macon at Darragh St Townsend's Tavern, oral the shop of Jlr. Daniel, next door to Mr. I. U. Row thud's store and ware house. KNOX & DANIEL. august G 32 * E. GRAVES & SON7~ AT CHAPMAN’S CORNER, . Have received and offer for sale at low pricer, 100 bags Coffee 15 ilhds. Sugar 230 pieces Bagging 600 lbs Twine 6 tierce Rice LO.OOOlhs Iron, Hoop Iron, iliccl Iron, Nail Rods and ,, Steel—10,000 lbs Castings—5000 lb Nails—1000 burii s'., Sait—25 kits Mackerel Barrels Mackerel Molasses Wines Liquors 200 hazes Cigars Tobacco Potcdcr ' Shot Lead Prpprr Spice dinger, <5*c. A few barrels Northern Beans 12 Crates Crockery assorted for the country trade •10 boxes Hats, Shoes, Saddlery, A-c. Withalurge assortment ofDrv Goods and Herd ware. AtSO, roil SALT., OS C05IMISSION, CO dozen Palm leaf Hats 12 dozen Dunstables 1000 lbs cotton Y'arn august G 32 A. C. ALLEN, 167' Maiden Lane, next door to South Street] NEW YORK, OITERS TOR SALE FRENCH BRANDY\ Otard Dujiuy & Co. Seig't. London 3d proof, Bor* dcaux, and other brands, HOLLAND GIN, Swan, Hour Glass, YVeispo nnd Anchor brands. SflH BUM, St. Croix, Jamaica and New Orleans Rum. WINES, 1*1 Madeira, Sicily, Tcncriffe, Sweet and Dry Malaga, Chumpaigne", Latittc, St. Estcphe, Medac, ami Suuleru Wines, und others in bond. OIL, SOAP and CANDLES. YVintcr, Summer and Fall Sperm Oil, warranted.^ Refined YVhuic Oil,and Linseed Oils. Brown and Windsor Soaps, Sperm Candles, &c. Tlio above Goods, being on consignment and con stantly on hand, will be sold in lots to suit purchas ers, fo ropproved pajicr. july 23 33 5t COTTON BAGGING. The Subscriber, are receiving 2000 Tin CUB U. e jn.P,_l’lax and they ofler for tale, at very tensive credit for approved paper, july 16 29 DAY & BUTTS. L Tow BAGGING; • low prices, uud oi A SPECULATION. Er* Something curious, and worthy attention. ,rj I A ROM the great success attending the last Club, . S. J. SYLVESl’F.K, licensed Lottery Broker, 130 Biioadwav, New York, respectfully submits tbe following plan to bis friends iu this section of the country; Tho NEW YORK LOTTERY, Extra Class, No 18 will ba drawn 21st StipreMBen. 36 Numbers, 0 drauni ballots. The chief Prices are *50,000. *40.000. *30,000, OOO, *10.000, *5,880, dtO. SI It is tbc intention of S. J. Sylvester to club 25 Packages Whole Tickets, 300 300 35 do Halves 420 210 40 do Quarters 480 120 Tickets 630 at 916, 100 shares, at $100 60 . . > 0:10 Tickets must draw $4260 100 Shores, each $4280 4260 Deducting $4260 from $10,080, leaves $5800, vided into 100 shares, the greatest possible losj wilt be $38 each share. , EJ" It is cm lain the Tickets will draw more than tbo abova named sura,,buUhisnmounliimeutioncdas they cannot bring less. To those who remit $58 in notes or prizes, n regular certificate of each Package amt Combination Numbers will be forwarded. TWo Tickets will bo lodged in the Bank till alter the draw ing, und the Prize money immediately divided «- inoag the Shareholders, such a chance Seldom oc curs *to obtain the Splendid Capitals. The plan lias met with so much approbation in New York and Phi ladelphia, that already 43shares have been taken. ■ !J! Messrs Yates & MTntyre, the Manager^ will, with each certificate, give a guarantee fDt the pay ment of all the prizes. 8. J. SYLVESTER begs leave to remaik to those who do not know him, that he has permission to refer to the Managers, Messrs. Yates & M Iutyret and alto, if required, con give the mimes of the first houses throughout the United States und the Canadas. Mauy will not wi.li to risk so much: 3. J. Sylvester hiei therefore for sate in the same scheme, YY'noleTickets $16, llnlves$6, Quurters $4. All l.etters by Mail, meet same attention as on riersonal application, if addressed S. J. SYLVL8TF.lt, New York. N. 11. There nre good Schemes drawing tvery YVedncsduy, in New Y'uik. Thoie ol my distant Pa trons wishing to adventurer,, 10, 20 dollars, or up wards, may dvpendmo having tickets remitted hy for warding tlieir orders by mail. Address as above. ttj* Sylresltr’t R-porter, Counterfeit Detecler, and Xtu> York Price Current, published every Wednes day, will be sent gratis for 12 month* to *11 who deal with Sylvester. In addition to the above, it contains Prices of Stocks, Shares, List of Broken Banks, Bank Note Table, Official Schemes and Drawings, togetl^eh with a variety of miscellaneous matter, nnriut H tmtkm