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■-J U tL»J W ILL be sold on the (Irst Tuesday in AUGUST nest, before the mart house in (be tnH'n of Jack-on, Units connty, within the usual hours of sale, One. Lot til' Loud, containin'.' 202 1-2 acres ■non; nr less known by No 2, in the fouilli district of ■originally Monim> now Bulls cminly—levied on us the |irn|ierty of .hat Raley to satisfy two Fi Pus. one iMiieiJ. i'ri|in Jusurr 8 qieriur c ini. the other from ffiifts Superior Court. In" one Anui (tints In fnviirof I l ivid ij (Iiilsti ml. i'libirst’C vsfoel Daley, the othn iu favor of Slaughter uu! Laiiozuii is J ittil BA). Ki ii'ticn Ni<. S, iu tile fmittb di.iriel nf mi- ginallv M.tnrua non Units emiWly. lamni* 13 1-9 news "of lomu tnorvor less*-levied ones atone mid tn fuv.ir of the same. TO acres uf Land, more or less in llm firisl dhtrirt nf originally Henry now Butts enmity, known r.s No 1—levied onus the property cf the suuiv and in fat or of tlie sainr. 101 1-4 urn s of Land ninre or less, it being the north half of lot fin. flit. In the fourth district of: originally M'iur>*e non Itints cuuty—levied on as a- bo.o anti In favor of the «line. 2." iirres inert er !<••*. it lining the smith |Uirt ofL-l No. ftl In the ninth district of englnully Ueii.‘ rv now Bel's c.iut tv—letii d on as the property .4 tie fiirite «.iu in favor tiftl I'sutr.u TO 3-4 acres of Loud, mure nr less, it lieinp the smith icirt nf Lot No. Cl In the ninth district of o- vicinal!) llenry low Butts county—lei led on us a- Love Ht:d in favor of tliti sstur. N. H. Lot No. 2 improved for farming) No. 4 also Improved for farm in pi No. 6-1 with a good cabin there on; No. ljU improved for farming with a dwelling bouse. All the iihorr property will be sold under the ia- ■eutnhrani.es of inortga-c*. One town Lot in the tmvn of Jackson, Butts comfy. No. I. In square No. 19—levied on ns the pro perty of Qco’gc IV. L'.wrry by virtue of one Pi Fn Is- riled from n justice’s C ant in favor nf Bedford H Darden vs said Lowery—levied on nnd returned to me by a constiible. F'fty acres of Lnnl'in tlie southwest corner of Lot No. 22 In the fourth district originally Monroe now Butts county—In led mi ns the property of I. II L'ubank to satisfy a Pi Fn issued fnun n Justice's Court in |"ld comity in favor of Bedford H. Darden vs said Ku'jnnl—levied on mid returned to mo by « constables June 24. 1832 II. HATCLY, Mtriff. POSTPONED SALK. Aim, trill he sold us abort, 101 t-4 acres of L iltd, niuro oi !<'*«, <t lin ing the south half ol Lot No. 51. ill the fi*»* district Originally Henry now llutts county—levied on as the property of George. It l.ovinj, to satisfy three Pi Fas issued from a Justice's Court in said county, tw o In favor o( Lawrence Gabagan, »ml one in favor of Erratne Cn*e vs »*id l.otverj'—levied on mid retained to mnby n constable —Tills property isinifiroved for farming with a dwelling house. Ac. June 21. 1838. II. HATF.LY. Sheri if. Al-0. will he laid, ns ohore. on the /inf Tuesday in SEPTEMBER, 2*Pt*ds', 4 bedsteads, Furniture for 2 beds, ft Winilanr Chairs, I Bureau, 1 Blah, I dining Ta ble, and 2 Petits 3 small Tables.2 halt round Tables I Waihstand. 5 LonVtng-siasses, 1 cotton Carpet, I lot Crockery, 1 lot Glass Ware and Inis of kitchen wild cooking utensils. Ac. too tedious to mention— all levied on as fire property of Daniel T. Duepree In s ditfy a mortgage Pi Pa issued Imm Unit. Inferior •Court ia favor of Lewis J Diiepfce vs Dn. (el T. Due. pree. 1 Road Wac2on, 1 Cotton din, 5 |W»ir trne« -gon Gear, I os Cart. 1 0*. 1 cin Ilnnd —nil leried on as the projierty of Daniel T. Dinpret to satisfy a mort gage Pi Pa issued from P.iitts Inferior Court iu favor -of William H. Smith vs said Deuprer, • June 24.1832. II. IIATEI.Y, Sheriff. UAoc.v MONTHd alter date application will ha .R. made to the bonarahle the Inferior court of llutts county when sitting for ordinary purposes for leavo to sell lot of land No. 103, in the seventeenth district of originally Ilcnry now DcKalh connty, us theprnperty of Samuel Shailratlc, deceased, for the benefit of the distributees of his estate. March 9 flfi WII.LI VM BLALOCK. Guard. B ill'll It months after dnlc. application will he . made to the honorable the Inferior Court of t'oweta coun'y. while sitting for ordinary purposes, lor leave to »i-ll I d No. 73, In the C* at district of said Coweta coonlv, tielmiging to the estntc of David Cox, late of JcITi won county, deceased, fur the bent- lit of the heirs "nd creditors of said d-rensnd. march 13 91 JOHN VI V VARI>. Arlm'r. 1 .1 OUR mouths afterdate, sjifdicntimt will In* umdelo the honorable inferior court of Monroe county, svhen sitting for ordinary purpnsns. fur leave to *e v l lot of laud No. 217. in the sislii district of said county, for the ben chi of the children. THOMAS B. GORMAN, inarch 15 101 Natural Guardian. F OUR months after date, npplirntinn will lie made (o the honorable th« Inferior court of Jasper comity, when lilting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sett Lit ef1«nd No 92,-fn the ninth district of MuscnReerottc.lv, fort he benefit of Mnhr.hi and Pal sty lit’ifietd. WILLIAM P. HOLIFtl'I.D. April 11, 1839. 129 Uuard'a n. J J10UR months after date, application will be ' made to the honorable the Inferior court nf Hulls county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lot of land No. 4f8, drawn in the 2Dtll district.if Muscogee o maty, for the benefit of bln*- gavel Chi,-mi, orphan of Gatewood Clilutm of \la- ho ma, deceased . lU'NKY HATF.I.EY. An*it 'fl '<b! I‘’9 GumJian t .NOL'ii lit'N I’ll > after dale application will lie ' niadefo the lionoralde 'he liftrlor f’oilrt of 'Houston roniitv. win n sitlincfor ordinary pnrp isr* for leave to sell the land nnd neuroes of the estate ot llntlrff Erahft, decea-ed. HUGH L. IRWIN, ■May? 1-19 19 Atlm'ar S AOUK iitTyrilS afterdate a|?|il;iati..u wit lie . ntudi* In tin* hunornlilr tin* Inferior rourt of F'liytlte comity, while jlutw* for nnlmiiry i»*ir: fiirfpMP to v»H tin* r*»n1 rMnt** **f Eobrrt II-irr’s. «!»•• for tlie tienefil the hi-ir? imtl err* lt'»"* of tuid iU*rwt1. MRK1N* BAKN. .3 T. Anm'r. M«vP. |i»3Q, SO To District Surveyors. 1 W1LL promptly attend to any application made by any of tire District Surveyor* for my service* iu drafting the Plans of Districts, making out detached Plats, anti copying P ield Note* The foilowing are the prices: District eontaininfr 321 square lots. A ttpat Plan - • 815 A set of detached Pl ata - - - • 15 A copy of field note* 15 "815 Cold District contain ing 12U6 square lots. A neat Slap • • 830 A set of detached Pints - ... 30 A copy offield notes 30 8oo B. H. STI RGBS. ITnwkinsvills, 22H Juno. 1832. 20 n8l THE 2XEDMONT LIJYE OF STAGES R UNNING through the upper parts of South and tfogh Carolina and Virginia, to Wash ington CttjTand which, al iu Southern end, re cently terminated at Poweltou, Ga., is now iu full find complete operation. It lias recently boon extended to Millodgoville, from which place it departs on Tuesdays, 'Thurs days and Saturdays, at 4 A. M. For particular* see hills au<i the MillRngcville papers. Will. SMITH. H Culncnner Va„ May 15,1832. 21 (im A GRF.F.ABI.K to an nor Court of Houston f AtlUlt ivsntitli«hfterd-te. npiiliciitiiiu will be t.tide ’ to the Dottoinhle the Inferior Court of the connty of lion-ton. when sittingn<nCourt of Ordin- nrv. for tear e to .etl tlmt r-nrt of the renl e.tste ot Thr,mas /I fitrfn Into of snider, unly. dec»»scd. which wn-not di-posed of tty wilt, to wi*» tiie undivided half of lot No. two hundred nnd fifty-nevon, in ihe thirteenth didriet of snidcniintv 5<c the lieni gt of the heirs nod creditors. I1U fill I.. IRWIN, June 9, 1*32. 23 UrVr rder of the llmiornhle Life ountj' when sitting for ordinary purposes, will he -old on the first Tues- day in Atiinsl nesl. nt llio court house in the town of Perry, between the uoihI hour* of side. One Xiotqf Xinnds Ho. 3.5, In the fifth district nf Houston comity, well improved, with about KPl acres of frash cleared land, a good Gin House—sold for tiie benefit of the heirs and cre ditors of Daniel Clark, Sen. deceased. Terms no the day. Also, on the dap following. At the late residence of said Clark, in Ihe filth dis trict of Houston connty. will he sold a good forty Paw Cotton (fin end Thrasher and Running Gearto snid Gin—sold for the benefit of the. heirs nnd credi tors of snid Daniel Clark. Sen. deceased Term* on flic dnv. SARAH CLARK. Er'rx JOSHUA PATTISHALL, Ex’or Mav28,1839 22 ' Houston Sheriff Sales. .HTHTII.L l»e sofdoirthc first Tueiday in AUGUST V * nest, at the court liou'o door In Perry, Hous ton county, between tbe usutl hours of sale, 202 1-2 ncretssfnuk and hickory Land, well Improved, in (he twelfth district of Houston county, adjoining Coalson and ntlrcrs—levied on ns-the pro- last ly ol Daniel Johns to satisfy a Fi Pn in I'avnr ol wilfinta Crcdille vs Dame! Johns, and -James Johns security on appeal. 202 1-2 ucie* o;.k ami hickory Land, wt ',1 Improved, in tbe v'evrnth district ol Houston county, -adjoining Michael Watson and others, known as tsiiupsoii'* place—levied on as tbe properly of Perry ll'imherly to satisfy two Pi Pas one in favor of the Executors of Baldwin Pinker, deceased, and the o> therin Invirr of Charles M'Cartby vs sasd Wimberly. 202 1-2 acre* ot -Loud, in tins fil'u-ruth dis trict of Houston county, known hy No 112—levied on a* the properly of Gcorge Harmon to satisfy a pi Fa in favor of James Washington vs said Uurtnon— levy made and returned tty a constable. 202 1-2 acres of pine Land, wt 11 improved, In the Gith district of Houston county, adjoining 8ikes and others--levied on a- (lie properly ol Charles Fret- well, or so fur us ult his interest on said lot and premi ses, to satisfy & Pi Pa in favor of James W. Btinson vs sai i Fteltvcll. Two Lots of oak am) hickory Land, in the twelfth district nf Houston county, well improved, known hy Nos.44 ami 46—levied on as the property -of Esekiel Rry ot to satisfy sundry siiimII Fi Pus iu fn- vorof IfuBeii U- Tarver vs said Bryan—levy made snd returned by a constable. 202 1-2 acre* of p.ne Land in the eleventh district of .Houston comity, known by No 10—levied •oil as the property of James 11. Fulton to satisfy a Fi Pa in favorol Jacob Smls and sundry other Pi Pas vs snid Fulton—levy made and returned by a consta ble. Olio hay M ire four year* old and one hay burse Hub.—levied on as tlm property of Gideon A. ICenthcnky to satisfy a Pi Pe in favor of Charles M‘- tCoy vs said WcuthCrsby—property pointed out by the defendant. All James FitulW’s interest in ontt lot of pine land, tn the eleventh district of Houston county, known hy.No. 61—levied on ns the property nf Janus Findley to satisfy e Fi Pa in favor of George 8lmw 'whereon the delendant now lives. < JunelV, 1832. ISAIAH CHAIN, ShcriJ. POSTPONED SALK. Also, will be sold as abate, Ellick, a negro man supposed to bn 45 years -old—levied on uvthe property of riant Snell, tq satis fy n Pi Fa la favor of Amos Brown and sundry other Pi Fas. issuing from a justice's cnnrt vs. said Auan Snell. ISAIAH CHAIN, SA'.rMT June 29. 1832. Campboil Sheriff Sales. \ W ILL bo sold on the first Tuesday In AuOf J^T next, before the court house in the town bf Gnmpbellion, Campbell county between tbo uiuaj hours of sale, ' ' Lot of I. mil, No. 8, in tin; second district of originally Carroll now CampMI county—levied one* the proprity of John F-. Davis to satisfy two FI Fas issued fruia « Justice’s Court, one In favor of P. J. Murray, and lht> other lit favor *1 P. j. Murray assignee of Wit. Rummers vs said Davis, and Tipton W Cotton—luvy mode and returned to ma hy a con •tabic. Onn Cow and Calf, onn Sow and six Pips —levied on as the property of Clabom Rulhuford to satisfy one Fl Pa ia favor of Thomas Saukwell v« •aid Rutherford. One xiitrol Horse, jmo Snlkoyand Hamms, one Clock—levl-d on e» the property of Robert Field toMtbfr two Fl i'ss in favor <4 *1. p. Earl 4i Co. vs Ow hay mam Cult, nim aorrcl Horse, .H Jersey Waggon, one pine Table, one Bed and Bed- ding, unt DWi. -ndtwoiet, Plates—levied on as the property nf John Hitchcock to satisfy one Fi Fa in fa vor of tludg Itahuii in do see vs said Hitchcock. Tht* ttmtiviiied half ot'L n of Land, No J7, In the ninth dlf'b.t of origmallv Coweta now Camp- be’.l county—Ievl*-i! on the prorurtv of Tt-omas Smith la ssi'tfy ona Fi Fa ia favor o." John M. Sima V* *aid Pmitil. L>r ot Land, No. 107 in d;e oighih rtivtiict of orlglnvlly Coweta now Camnhi-il rounty,—levied on a* the proparty of UlUicm 0. Hail to satisfy a Fl SSvsf'? of Cbnruhell Gibson administrator of I- *''hTarkejv'..tc«ae*d vs said Hurt. Jims 22,1832. li. EA3LY, Dtp. Sheriff. A ( GRF.PABI.E toan rrderofthe Inferior Court nf Jones rounty, will be sold on tho first Tuesday in SEPTEMBER next, Three Sots of Land, viz: . One Lot lying in Houston county. In the -ninth tlis- trfrt. No. 19;also one Lot lying In the twenly-first dis- trisl of firmerly Lee now Stewart county. No. II; and one In the twenty-second district of Stewart enmity. No. 66; alt sold as the property of Ann Dunn, ■deernsed, for the benefit of Ihe heirs and creditor* of said deceased,—Terms of sale made known on Ihe day. SAMUEL WINFREY, Adm'or. W II L be sold on the first Tuesday In 8EITEM. B F.R next, before (he courthouse in Jackson, Butts county, A Dot of Land* Wo. 14* In the first district of originally Henry now Units connty. hrlongtng to the estate of John hi'Mahan, late of South Carolina, deceased—term, made known on the day. JOHN R. M'MAHAN. JunntG 26 riifm'or THIS CONVKTA Red and II Idle Sulphur Springs rinllE •iib»crib*T lm« rrrently l»iiiM* l' B nt Spiin^n. aim! It w w rmdy fi»r til** rt*» ception of lion refers »*iid vUltort. nr« about »fx mil<*Moti!li of Nhwuho, ontlio road Iradlnp dirficily to Ijiltrnnpe. Tlioudi these springs aro ol rui'siit (ibrovrry, va»* ^hpei^eaire liat r«tMbli*htMl for ihfui a Liuimr-lrr (in the rur«» o!'*ever»il *fi«eat**«> pm. bably not surpassed by any wntarli** plara. Tl^re liavehr^n no chemical nvprriments made on th#* %v»*. fori, but ev«!ry day'sexporteacn nr«*vrs tbem tn por* ***s« nojiartic. diuretic, diaphoretir. and dcohstruent qualities. Wer** it nrrestarv. stifllrfant trstimnnial* rould b** !ur« idled to establish w lint b*«s bran said. ITFNWY L IsEPTAlUETTP. Coteetti spring*. June 1*2 26 At MHSL RRADITry’S 7?ZIIUk£i'xi SSimSIARr, Jieienan, Cote, la County, Georgia. TIIE semi annual exairi- iftfa, jl natinn of this Institution, *“ V j... Fb took place on Friday, tiie " ™^ lfltlt instant. On whith oc casion the student* were cri tically nod minutely exam- ned on tiie various branches which had occupied their at tention duriug tlte preceding session. The precision ami irspicuity of their recitations, tbe promptitude and accuracy of their answers, to tho various in terrogatories, evinced, in our judgment, iu no smaii degree, much industry, talents, and unques tionable acquirements on the part of rite Instruc tress. reflect not a little credit on the promising genius of tlte students, ant) must have been pecu liarly gratifying to immediate relatives. The ex amination was succeeded by an exhibition, in Itieh the students sustained their respective parts ith such singular ability, as to surpass tho ex pectations of the most sanguine. 'I be order and good deportment of the students, during the whole of tiie period, clearly evinced tho most judicious discipline. It is with much pleasure that we in form tho public, that tho next session of this school will commence on the first Monday in Ju ly next. Young ladies from abroad may be ac commodated with board, on reasonable terms, in respectable families near to the Institution^ The rottrao of studies, in this Seminary, comprises all the branches necessary to a useful nnd substan tial education, together with such ornamental branches as are generally taught in other institu tions of a similar kind, including all tho variety of plain and ornamental Needle work. To tlioso who aro acquainted with the tnlcuts, ccompILhraents, and amiable character of Mrs. HaADLET, it would, wo presume, he superfluous to add a solitary remark as to her competency to preside over nn Institution of this kind. The ex perience which Mrs. B. has had in this avocation, connected with the universal satisfaction which she has rendered, during her residence in this place, to all impartlal persons, fully authorize us to state, that none will be disappointed who intrust their daughters to her itistmction and discipline. JOHN D. HINTON. 3 J. W. PENTICOST, l Hoard GEORGE PENTICOST, (o/yuitors, ■ SILAS REYNOLDS. J June 20,1838. 26 3t cow Qy Tho Federal'Union is requested to insert thoabpve three times every other week. Georgia, Houston County. ^■llF.RF.AS Henry Pitts and Thomas Howell, / Executors of the estate of John Ifoteell. dc censed, apply tome for letters of dismission— And. whereavtohn Uhunr.ey, Administrator of the estate ol Edmund Chnnety, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission. There ore. therrfnrt. to cite and admonish all and tin gu far the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bt and appear at my ajji r t, within the time prescribed by law, la shew cause, if any they hate, why said teller, should not be granted. Given undnrmy hand and seal at office, March 24 1832. ml08 CHARLES 11. ItlUE, e. e.o. Georgia, Dibb County. W HEREAS, John Smith, ndminlttrator of the estate ol Henry Smith, late nf Bibb county, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismisiion as a'd. ministratnr of said r»tat(t These are. therefore, to tile and admonish all and singular Ihe kindred nnd creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the- time prescribed by law, to shew eelssr, if any they hate, why said leltei should not be granted. Given under my band, this 7th dnv of May. 1832. 19 M ARTIN SIMMONS, e. e. o. Georgia, Coweta County, W HEREAS William J.Jcrmany, administrator on the estate of Marin Col ten, deceased, ap plies to me for letters of dbtnl*sion— These art therefore to tilt and admonish all end sin gular Ihe kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my offee with in the time prtwribed by law. to show cause, if any they hats, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my bend this 8th dnv nf June, 18:2. 25 St (ION HOUSE, c. c. o. Georgia, Sibb County. In the Superior Court r I Bibb county, February ad journed Term, 1832, T HE petition nf J.rees J Moore respectfully shews, that Nancy Malone did. nn Ihe third day of January, 1823. execute to him her mortgage on l.o’t No.23. In the second district of Houston now Bibb county, containing two hundred two and a bait acres, to suenm the payment of s note nf hand origin, ally given for fifty dollars, upon which there Is remain, lug due the sum of forty-one dollars, (ixly-elght and threo-foarth cents principal and twenty-seven ’dol lars and forty-eight cents interest. ^ Whereupon, It Is ordered by the Court, that 'he principal, intetest and cost due upon Ihe said mort gage, be paid Into this Court on or before Ihe first day (if Ihe next term nf this Court, and that a ropy of this rule be published in one nfthepnhtie Ga-cttcs In Ma* con, once a month for four monllit. before (he next term nf tlds Court, or he served npon said Nancy Malone three month* before tho next terra of Ibis Court. A iron eonv from the minutes. May 1,1832. H. G. ROSS, Clerk NOTICE. T HE Suhtcrihor having told his stock GOODS to Mr, Bamucl T. Howland, and declined business, solicits for him the patron •go of hit friends and former customers, and re quest* all who aro indebted to him, to cslt at the •tore of S. T. Rowland, next door to Messrs Cooke Si Cowles,, where he will be fouqd for the purpose of making settlements. Doc £1 1 ISAAC U. ROWLAND GEORGIA. HOTEL, FEMALE EDt’C'A’ifts. »Ir8. MnryP.Eu i I s U - ,< € ♦ RATEFUL for the very «*"?“*» j T has received, respectfullv inftlJ? T"*!* il j of Macon and Its vlcinlly. th«!"■« pril * ChU ° " commence on MondsJ”^ ^“‘ntr 1 3In«. Et.tts hns the ptrantro of tnf —, trom that Mrs. BAILEY GODDARDTk"* l,M Orations are unquestionable, lias WiiMaled"! <I “" 1 Lessons in Music and Paint! to those who may lie desirous of acmn,i„. chose elegant accomplishments, niarrh 16 102 FIRST DRAWING RECEIVED. MACON LOTTERY OFFICE. Highest Prize $29,000. Inc half the Capital Prize of $30,MM) in Ihe last Mil- tedgeville Li ttery, whs sold by Ihe subscriber. MILI.F.DGKVILLE STREET LOTTERY, (Authorised by Ihe General Assembly uf Ihe State 1 scxfXDyiE: Prize «f $20,t!ilil i* $20,000 3 ilO 10,000 30,000 4 do 5.000 20,000 9 do 1,000 9.000 5 do 900 4.500 5 do 800 4,000 5 do 700 3.500 5 do GOO 3,000 5 do 500 2,500 5 do 400 2.000 5 do 300 1,500 5 do 200 1,000 35 do it)0 3,500 no do 50 2,500 G50 do 20 13,000 5000 do 12 60,000 JAMES Ji, BENflETp- Boot and Shoemaker,’ "’Bn. h* will be TunJ re^dy^ to his old customers and others tvh 0 him. * ca “ t 05-BOOTS nnd SHOES manufactured J order, tn the best manner. REPAIRING tl will im done. u 0,u ® 0“ Two or threo JOURNEYMF,N can gularcmployment by appli ca tio U t0 Less than heo Blank* to n Prize. All the Prize* to be floating from the com mencement. except the following deposited ns follows, to wits First Day's Drawing.—2 Prize* of 5,f;C0, 1 of 1.000. 1 of 000, 1 of 8U0,1 of 700, 1 oflilH), 1 of 500, 1 of 400, 1 or 300, 1 of 200. Second Day's Drawing.—1 Prize of 10.000, 1 of 1,000, 1 of'900, 1 of 800. 1 of 700, 1 of GUO, 1 of 500. 1 of iUO. 1 of300. 1 of 200. Third Day’s Drawing.—1 Prize of 10,000. 1 of 1.000, 1 of 1)110, P of 800. I of 700, 1 of GOO, 1 ol 500. 1 of 100, 1 of MM). I of 200. Fourth Day’s Drawing.—1 I rise oflO.OOO. 1 of 5,000,1 of 900. 1 of cOO, 1 of 7u0, 1 of GOO, 1 of 100, 1 of400, 1 of 300. 1 of 200. Fifth Day's Drawing —1 Prize of 20.000. 1 of 1000. t of 1)00, 1 of 800, 1 of 700, 1 of GUO, 1 ot 500, 1 of 400, 1 of 300, 1 of 200. And on the commencement of the First, Sec ond, Third and Fourth Day’s Drawing, tlte first drawn number shall be entitlftl to a prize of 1000 dollars, and on the conclusion of the Inst Day’s Drawing, the first and last drawn number shall be entitled to a Capital Prize of 5000 dollars each, iu addition to such prize os may be drawn to their number. The wltolo Lottery to be completed in five days drawing ooly. Prizes only to be drawn. The whole of the Prizes payable in sixty days after each Day's Drawing—subject to a deduction of fifteen percent. All prizes not applied for in J2 months from each drawing, to bo considered as a donation to lie funds of tho Milledgcville Street Lottery. The drawing to take place under the superin lendcnce of William W. Carnes, Samuel Bulling' ton, Samuel Rockwell, William II. Torrance,E- zekiel E. Park, Joseph Stovall, Thomas W. Bax ter, James S. Calhoun, and Iverson L. Harris, Commissioners; also a Board of Visitors, Present Price of Tickets: Wholes, $10—Halves 5—Quarters $250. Tickets for sale at the Macon Lottory Office by 8. ROSE Macon, May 12. 21 NEW WORKS, A RNO'l’T’S Elements of Physics Evidnnce of Prophecy Rev. Robert Hall’s Works Essay on Formation aud Publication of (V nions P 1 Essays ou Truth, Knowledge, Evidence fo I Pitcairn’s Island Otahietc, itc—last i’amuT’ 1 Library ‘ Ambitious Student, hy E. L. Bulwer Life of Stephen Girard Hall's Lectures on School Keeping Romance of Reality Sister'* Budget Whispcis to a Newly Married Pair Report* on. Locomotive nnd Fixed Enrinci Eleventh Edition Henry's Chemistry 6 Alexander's Bible Dictionary Brief Rctnarker „ Medical. Syme’s Surgery I.arrev’s Surgical Memoirs Oooclt on Females Gooch’s Midwifery Bell on Bath* and Mineral Waters Carpenter's Essay on Materia Medics Oostnr's Physiological Practice Peurpcr.il Peritonitis, hy Dr. Baudelocqo Ryan's Medical Jurisprudence W'ith a large collection of Medical, Law, Mb] ccllnneous and School Books for sale by 1 26 It ELLIS. SIIOTWEI.I, & Col * Georgia JVcgrocs for Sale. T ill subscriber keeps constantly on hand a supply of Georgia Negroes for sale. They will he found to be of such age or sex as will suit S urchasers. He now has ten or twelve ou hand lo will also purchase Young Negroes for whom cash will he given. S. F. SLATTER. i he given. East Macon, Feb 4 68 Gainesville, Georgia. T HE Subscriber* beg leave to announce to (heir friends and tbe publio generally, that their liiniie will he In readiness to receive boarders by tbe 25tli of July next. The GEGRGIA HOTEL Is situated on the corner of the public square. It is spacious, neat, and com fortable. To the man of family, the individual trav eller, the daily boarder, or the fashionable visiter, tbe Georgia Hotel will present occommodalions inferior to mint in tire western part of Georgia. Our stables will be bountifully supplied with the best of proven der and attentive ostlers. Gainesville is one of tbe most flourishing and growing villages in Georgia, It is situated immediately cm the tipper Federal Road, nine miles from the Cherokee line, end about eighteen miles from tbe Clirrokee Gold Alines, It is Ibe most direct route for persons wishing to explore the Cher okee country, -who live in lha eastern end middle eonntie* of Georgia or Carolina. Persons wishing lo stop in Grinesvltte, can ha accommodated with private conveyance* tn any part of the Gold region they may wish to visit. The line of stages running from Anguria to Athens has also been estendedto Gainesville; and from thence to Mnrrnysvillr. twelve miles west of Gainesville, which gives as great facili ties In travelling to tlm Gold region as to any other part of the Slate. We believe from thelneal advan tages which Gainesville possesses, that (here I* ho vil lage In the Stain that Is belter calculated to render those comfortable and ptensent who may wish to spend‘he summer month* in the up country. We are daily refreshed with mountain breoirs—the nights extremely pleasant—and Ihe best and purest of pump nr spring water. An nrenmmodation st"gn line will shortly be running from Gnlnesvlllc to Clarkesvtlle. Persons from Gainesville wishing to visit the fallaof Tallnnla.ornny Other curiosities located in Haber sham. Can be conveyed to and from on reasonable t* rms By our personal nnd unremitting attention, we hope to he able to render all who may favor ns with n call, comfi'rtnhle- and enay. We therefore ea;ne*t(y solicit a share of pnhRr. r.atronnte. ABS.MOM BISHOP. WM. N. BISHOP. Galneitille, 23d June, 1P:’.‘J. 26 fit Blanton & Smith OFFER FOR SALE, Q rifklinns St Croix and N. O. Sugar OU 60 bhls do do • do 50 do Loaf nnd Lump do 50 do Rye Whiskey 2000 bushels Salt. And a variety of other goods. May 25 144 - Family Flour 4~nF a superior quality, for sale by May 18 142 C.A. HIGGINS. Spring and Summer Clothing, T HE subscriber has just commenced receiv ing his stock of Spring and Summer Clo thing. tie assures tho public that hie stock wil bo inferior to none, is determined to eoll at lot prices, and invites purchasers to call, march 15 WM. II. BURPSAI.L Xn dew ZXande. Wo q§pri«o thu public that we have taken possession of tbe well known Public House, tho HAMILTON HALL, in Hamilton, Harris county; aud that tho nouse is undergoing a compteto finish, with largo and convenient additions suitable to accommodate Boarders nnd Travellers; and without tbo flatter ing solicitations usual, Ve invite our friends and tho public in general to give us a call, feeling con fident that every convenient and necessary atten tion will ho rendered to make pleasant the time an-1 situation of thoso who may favor ns with their calls. BARKLEY MARTIN. A. B. DAW80N. April 21, 1832. 1328t Lemon Syrup* F OR sale br ELLIS, SHO WELL & CO Mey 23 144 Land in Newton* F RACTIONS No. 333 and 334. in the 16th District originally Ilcnry now Newton ounty, aro for sale, Apply in Macon to Dec I 35 M. BARTLETT. Morton's Pulmonic Expectorant COUGH SYRUP, F OR Coughs, Asthmas, Consumptions, nnd Hooping Cough. A supply of this valu able Medicine received and for sale hy ELLIS, SIIOTWELL& CO Nor 23 28 Particular Notice. 1 GIVE those persons that ore indebted to the late firm of Filch tp IVerdin, n particular invi tation to call and settle the same, (as fair promises will not pay tny honest debt* A Fch 9 L. FITCIL BOOT dt SHOE MAlxmO. A. C. PARMALEE $j*l Has taken tbe stand lately tie VI .— Ctipted by Mr. 8. Stanton, or Cherry street, one door below A- P Patrick's store, where he will car ry on the above business in ail id branches. lie respectfully solicits, nnd hopes hy faithful nnd on remitted attention to business, to morn and re ceive a »haro of the tmblic patronago. All orders thankfully received aud promptly attended to, REPAIRING done at tho shortest notice. Macorf, April 20. 131 IN EX AN SPRINGS, May 21, lS3i T HE subscriber having returned to tbe IM DIAN SPRINGS, his catnlilishment t that plnco is now open and ready for the rccri tion aod accommodation of Boarders amlVif during the present season. Erwin’s Hotel, In Macon, will also br kept open under th* r perintendcnce of an experienced and atten-hj agent. A largo addition to his former cstablid rnent has just been completed. ; 21-2m L. A. ER1VW.I . C7* The Georgia Journal, Savannah G( gian, Georgia Courier, and t’harlestoa Cost wil) insert the above once a week for two moi and forward their accounts to Macon, Ga. GEORGE JEWETT, At his old stand, comer of Cherry and SrwsfJ I S now receiving from New York ami Bo,t<] a fresh supply of Goods, which, in addin to thoso on band, will mako his stork very Iu and complete, which he oflera on as reaxmiH terms as they can be had in this market, goods comprise a general Assortment of Groceries, Viz—150 lings Coffee, 45 hhds St Croix, Porto Rico ) Orleans Sugar, 21 bbls Loaf aud Lump do 12 qr chests Tea 20,000 lbs Iron JO hhds Molasses 1500 bushels Salt , . 100 pieces Hemp and Tow Daggingj 40 kegs Nails Jamaica Rum Cognac Brandy Northern Gin, Northern Runt Whiskey, Applo Brandy, Wine, Powder, Shot, tie. tie. ALSO, Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutic Crockery, Boots, Shoes, HATS, BLANKETS, SADDLI &c. &c. &c. Oct 22 43 INSURANCE. , T HE Wot card Insurance Comvo*1°J ‘ York continues to insure CO IT0>, shipped on good Boats or Boxe*.*!*!”” 1 dangers of the River. Rat« ot moderate. Apply to C. DAi» Per 20 M Rodgers' Gunpowder, A GENERAL assortment of tbe diffcrentqna- lttiea. direct from the Factory, for selo by Jn °7 *C. A. HIGGINS. FLOUR, English Mcrinocs TMT ERI NO SQUARE 8HAWL8 just JY WM. II, BURD8ALI Bummer Goods and OlotWl J UST received «the Mseoo Clothu l cjf April 12 121 LEWlS-tiffsl THE UNDERSIGNS® H A V1N Gjittrchnsed theintert't of) KIMBERLY & CHISHpLMJtM Mercantile establishment, has tbe new house below the corner, onCne^ recently occupied by them, where Goods as low as any other bouse in tW for Cash or Cotton. • ..mnnsitf Hit stock is now very complete « P^ # , most every article for the C0 “P , J7j, 11 DRY GOODS, Hats, Shots, Hardware, GrocenU, Salt. Iron, Ac. Tbo old customers and tho P u ° ”, are respectfully invitod to call, as h tie* beretofjre given will *uR ll< In the roar of bis Store is »f*. (t pd jnst finished, nnd now ready for the Cotton, v hich he will take on btot 6 • lib ^> jff vapCM 4 ° n tb0 "‘oeoroevv^ ^ Jo®* rc«d tcl n hhds St. Croix, Porto K |C #J> c}? Orleans SUGARS 150 bags Coffee “{KSfiSSL. «.(•*** 25 Muwwli Cognac Brandy, Holland Jamaica Rum Ns* 15 quarter chests Tefc i - 20.0W) tbs Irou , ■j,,,— 1 W 1 ! German and Englah n 5.000 (h* Caating* . ?owder, Shot snd W» d Domestic*! and * 8PKING GOOUJ ass®* ss*** May lD 142