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^,*138 & Co.
.red an vtogsiilemori rhent
.mod*, 11AI fit reduced,}rices.
., am llm following articles, viz:
..tog, s|pcbew and wrvDBH , Hks;
,<np and gw do wisstilo.
.ft<1 alias; ftriperl I’almyreenr;
uulord Muslins (-new stylet)
French and Belgian Gingham*;
/ Uo -do- Calicoe*; ..
Ssrsndlt Cambric nud C'nmbiflc Madia?;
8wi*», bonk and mull Muslins
Luce Capes, Cups r.m! Collars
Iluhtoihol Urn uml Thread Edgings;
Crape and Gauze IMi.fs; Musuri l^undi;
Linen and linen candiric Ildkfr.;
While pongee do j
While und green gauze Veil*;
Gentlemen's random silk Half lion 1 ;
• Do. do. ejitimi do.
Ladies’ silk and eolton Hole;
White and broifn ark Gloves;
Gentlemen and Indies’ Horscskin do.;
’ Pend Bags and Purses; sill; dor,'
Brown and green Parasols;
Do. do, Umbrellas;
. Leghorn and danstuble BonnetV; .
. Belgian stripe do.;
Fancy, gipsy nnd open work do,;
F.hghsh etiip do;
Otf Cloths; rosiiimv, Tickings;
. • Apron add eoanterpuin Cheeks.
* a conri.r.Te AssonrmzsT or
fltilliwavj*
or nil kinds.
A180,—A large assortment of-
mnaoE clothing.
White SatinHAl^S-BCiOTS
.. MDOUOES
Hardware 4 Cutlery,
Crockery, Joiners' Tools, Sfc.
. Aptim-ffo-tr . - ■ • ;• "
COlilIMQP
M11> Is 10 DGEVIL LE
you may bcjmahledtodoelnreVoar iadopcmrlenee
lor ihu tiilling sum of Ton Dollars. M
Tlie following prizes will Ini drawn from the.
WHEELS RICH.
SHERIFFS’ SALES.
MUSCOGEE SA LEH.
The following prizes
Wheels: 1 of $19,009; 11)90, 900, 800,700,
(W0, 500, 400, 300, 200, together with a large
number of 100, 50, 20,’ Vl^-nitro, a great varie
ty' that rotnained in thu wheels after tlie firstdratv-
\viiola Tickets, $10—Halves, @5—liuattere,
$2 50. N. ,S. NORTON.
Ayent for the Commissioner*.
Colurnlms. Juno 2—0
BOOK STORE
V 1IAVK jitst rocaived-nt my Store, the fhl-
A lowing mw and other interesting publico-
tfohit
Togone Aram, n novel, by the dhthor of Pelhrmt,
. TheFbwalran, n taie.2 vols. ♦
•The Polish Chiefs, nn historical rqtnanca, 2 vuln
Family Library No. 29, Court and Cnnrp of Bo
naparte,
Party's Columbus,
'Universal Songster,
Flute Instructors, . .
Kowlott’e Interest Tables,
Coleridge, Shelly and Kent's work*
Scott'* Napoleon, 3 vol*. -
Cduk'* Murgagni, 2-volti •*<
JJowees' Midwifery,
Bichat's Anatomy of Physiology^
Ainsworth’s lliclionurv. ■*
Methodist tlymn Boohs (pooltot editiSn.)
Prayer Books (do.)
Sand Baxes and Inkstands,
. Phrt Folios, VisirmgCnrils, Blank Cards, Ac.
Together with a grant variety of hooks and fancy
articles too numerous to porticuiorizo.
April an . »'■? NORTON
Look Here ! I!
T HF. Subscriber is rather anxious than other
wise to dispose, of tho following
Lots of fjantl and Totcn Lots.
Isit of Land No, 101, in the 3d district of Car
roll county.—Lot of I .and No. <12, in the 9th
district of Carroll county.—Lot of Lund No. 70,
in the 15th district of Troup county.—Four Half
acre Lots, throe ufowlticlt are unimproved; the
other.-hr.* on it a comfortable dwelling-house,
kitchen, An. Those are corner Lots, situated on
iiroad and Oglethorpe streets, in tlie town of Co-
iambus, a few blacks below the market |iouse,
Any person wishing In purchase thu whole or a
part of the above property, can do so on the moat
accommodating terms, by apy lying to the Sub*
Bcrilier, Jiving In Columbus.
Mnv ;i*-5l-tf WM. HOLLAND.
T HF, subscriber would inform the citizeneol
Columbus, and others visiting this section
o’f country, that lie lias just opened his Livery
Stables on Cfnwfofd-alrect near the river, where
every nrrangcinent has been made to accommo
date tho public in liis linn of bushtosj, on tlie most
liberal terms. . lie will keep horses by the yanr,
month, or day, til the customary rates, nnd those
entrusted to Ids care, shall receive the strictest at
tention.
. He will also hoop horses, carriages, gift, snl-
kies, iec. to hire by tho day or for a longer period,
on rcssonnlilerterms.
His horses will be well trained nnd in good
order, ami ndiking will bo wanting on Ilia part,to
promote tho comfort nnd convenience of tho pat*
ions ef the establishment.
JOHN WHITESIDES,
April 38—60—8m
tlie fist Tuesday in JULY next, between the a an
al hours bf solo, tho following property,to wit;,.
One Negro Wont ’ll n.imwf’h'l.ilii.da, 22
years old; one girl named Milly, 13 years old; six
beds, bedsteads and furniture; two matrasses; one
Irunnclt bedstead; one sideboard; two plain pine
tables; ohe folding table; three smalt pino tables;
throe wash statuls; idle horse and saddle; fifteen
split bottom chairs; (bur looking-glasses; four dc-
captors; one lot of crockery-ware, consisting of
plates, cups and saucers, dishes, bowls, pitchers,
Ac.; one lot knivw and forks one lot glass-ware;
three Imir trunks; two pots; four ovens; thrte wa
ter pails; one coffee boiler; one large coffee pot;
three aniftll do : two-pair fire-dogs; one lot Htoiie
jars; two tin lanterns; one largo tin lamp; one tin
reflector; ono gridiron nnd one skillet; levied on as
the property of Michael H. flinch, to satisfy a fi fa
issued from the superior court of Stewart county,
in favor of Thomas fi. Gordon, fir tho use of
Oharle* Buss, vs. Michael U. II inch, olid Starkey
Cidlitte and Henry Andersen, security on the stay
ef execution.
Juno 1. WM D. HARGROVE, ShJ.
At tint some time uml plate
One negro boy named Libert, about ton
years olngo, levied.on ni the property of John
Pride, to satisfy two fi Has fiom Muscogee Supe
rior Court, one in favour of Thomas T. Gammugc
the ether in favour of Doctor 8. Smith vrr. tlie
mid John Pride.
WILLIAM HOLLAND, D. 81,’ff.
Juno I.
in fiivoi ol J. C. Sbafficld and the other in Tavor
of John Cox; levied and retained to me by a
Constable.
.. One lot No. 14, in. the 27ili.diMttct, of
originally Lee noW. Sumter, levied onus the
properly ol Alexander Nelson, to snlhfy one <1
lit from a justice’s court of Jone* county,in favor
of John Siangan; levied on and returned tome
by a constable. JOHN KlMMEY, Sh’tf.
May 26
RANDOLPH SALES.
O N the first Tuesday in JULY next will be
sold, ut Cuihbert, Randolph county, within
tho usual hours of sale, the following property,
to-wil:
One lot of lond No. 21, in the 5ili (list,
of Randolph county, lovied On as the property of
Jesse Hnnsoh, to satisfy n fi fa from'a justice’s
court of Clark county, in favor of. Albert Seefs;
June
Z. BAILEY, 81,’If.
• MARION SALES. . ,
W ILL be sold on tho first Toesdny in JULY
next, at tho court house in tlie town of
Horry, Marion cnnnty, will,in the usual hours of
sale; the following properly, to wit:
Two lots of l.intl containing 202 1-2
ocres each, being No. 233, in tho 33d dint, for
merly Lee now Marion, nnd No. 180, in the 5th
dis*. formerly Muscogee now Munon county,le
vied on as the properly of Robert Love, to satis
fy several li’fas issued from a justices court in
Cjark county in favor of Burton Thrasher, vs
said Love; property pointed out by a A. Scots
and levied on by „ cnnstnhlo
June 2 ANDREW. BURNS,•Sh’ff.
F OUR months aftoi date, application will be.
made to tho hnnorablo the inferior court of
Talbot county, when sitting for nrdinunr purpo
ses, for leave to sell the following lots of land: .
No. 104 tn the 21st district, originally Muscogee
* now Harris county.
JIG do do -do do
207 . ' do do do do
82 in the 17th district, do do now
Tnibot county.
49 in the 15th district, do do .do
203 in the 14th district of Crawford county.
Sold as the property of Wm. Burrell, dec’d. for
the benefit of the heirs of said Burrell.
REUBEN ALDRIDGE, Adm’r.
May.12—53 . .
F OUR months after dale application.'will be
made to the honorable the infcrior’court of
Morris county, when sitting for ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell the real estate and hegroes of Jo
seph Rogers, late of said county, deceased.
FRANCES ROGERS, Adm’x.
May 19-1
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No. 35 Wsr-t-BrnzET, New York.
KNOUR months 3fter dale application will be
JT made to the honorable tho Inferior Court of
Troup county, when sitting for ordinary purposes,
for leave tn sell the Real Estate of Joseph H.
Reed, late of s;tid county, decensed.
' -JAMES PITTS, Adm'r.
March 1C—44—4m
I*0#T.
4 I*KTTEK directed to v liaac Low, Butt*
County, Goorgin n containing n nolo for
Ally dollars, iitade by Silas Ilrooka mid piiynhlo to
Willinm f.ow, tinted — Novcrnhor, JH30, and
dun 25th Dccomhcry 180! All j)0ihod^ mo lorc-
Wijirnnd against ^railing /br Raid noto, whould un
ntfcmpLtn trade it he tn*»dc. Any inioripatiuii
concerning «uid loiter or noto,' adtfrcfisod‘to tho
Buhacriber u< Franklin, Tronp county, will be
thnnkAiflyrcceived. • WILLIAM 1,0VV.
F«h.4—38—tf
LYCEUM ACADEMY
CAHMOJA, t:t/U.\ 71
T HE Trustees of this institution have Hie «&•
tivfaetion of announcing to the public, that
it hat opened under the most favorable auspices.
They have been so foriimuto as to secure the ser
vices of Mr 'Richard K. Hill, n gentleman of
•trie! moral and religious character, n regular
graduate and gotid scholar; and one vliuso deter
tarnation it is to pursue as n profession tho in
struction of youth. Mr. Hill Ijasboun ruisod.in
the South, with ail ourTcclings, and will lie as
sisted by Mr. Thompson, a good English scholar,
of considerable experience in liis business. Tho
situation nf tho Academy is healthy, liud honrd,
nan be had in tlta neighborhood from four to tig
dollars par month. o ■
John A. Jonei, -j
IVm.'B. Lumpkin, ’
Charles Hulsey,
John />. < I'hapman
i. ffiI
SfarcWiil—48-emtf ’rr^Xi
SADDLE M AN I 1 FACTORY.
« AMES 8. NORMAN,COLUMBU0,GF.O.
•p Has just opened u ImndSotpo asspttmunt of
. Saddlery consisting of Men’s nnd Boy’s superior
and medium saddles.—LfMics hogskin, velvet
and plash seat saddles, Conch, trig and Wnnnn
Hurnofs, Yellow, Silver Plate and Plain Brinies
and martingels. Coach, (jig. Wagon Drivers
' and Twig Whips,' Cloth and 8km Hnnsinga,
Buffalo Rags, Bits, and Stirrups. Huddle Bags,
CHrts, Jlrctnglcs, Wagon Bridles, Ctdlnrs nnd
ovory other article, in his lino, which will be sold
•n reasonable terms.
ILT Rapairing in nil its branches willhc execu
ted with neatness.
07 Saddles of every description mado to or-
der. june 11-30
STATE OF GEORGIA'.
Zip Hie Excrf/sorg WILSON I.VMl'KIN. Cm
venter Und CommUndtr-in Chief of the Armti
nnd Nary of thin State, and of the Militia thereof:
W HEREA8. in and by an aetol'thn l.egis-
laluTe of this Stale, passed on tiro 23d
tlny'Sf December, 1831, entitled ‘'An act to re
gulate tlie Allure elections of members of Con
gress in this Sfcitoit is anaoted nnd declared,
“ That so soon na his Exeelleney tho Governor
shall obtain jhe law of Congress, fixing the rutin
of RcftrifrenUtives to be elected lor tho Natiqpnl
legislature, ngreeablv to tile latn eeusus; it shall
he Tus duly to issue his Pmelnmation.nnnminring
thrt number of Representatives this State is ehti-
Ucplot" And whereas*! havo tveeivpd oflinol
Information that tho Congress ol' the O. Stolon
have, by “ nn art for the apportionment of h’rprc-
sestalircs among the several 'Hates, areorJirto to
the fifth Census," passed tho 9W xlsy.uf'May,
1833, declared that the Suite of Georgia, after the
3d day of March; IP33, shall hn rapiesnnled in
ilie lluuse of Representatives of tho U. States,
tiv nine members, to lie clceted witffin tho said
Btato.
I tiave iherefore. under the authority of the be
fore loritcd aels issued ihis my Proelumatlun, an-
noimcing totlre citizens of thin Stale, that at the
next annual election for members of llm I.oeis-
iaturo, and every two years thereafter, until alter
ed by law, tho people of this Hhue will ha enti
tled to llm services of, and authorized to elect
Nine Representatives to reiitesent them in ihn
House of Representatives of the Congress of tho
United 6tarns.
Given under my hand, am* the Great Seal of
the State, nt the Stnln-Hoom in
Millodgcvillc, this fifth day ol June,
in the yen'-of our l/wd, eighteen
hundred gud Ihlrty'two, nnd in the
fifty sixth vearof the Independence
of the United Statesof America.
WitSON. LUMPKIN.
By the Governor:
Kntnstin Hv«h.tox, Beefy of State.
Collins' Cast Sled AXES,
V.TTII STF.ri. HEADS,
For^nlo bv
Jage j:*-r-vtf <». W-DILMNCIIAM.
ADV ERT1MEMENT.
Georgia, Corvitu, (founty. * .
A LL persona art) hereby notified, cautioned,
forownrned and forbidden from trading, di
rcctly or indirectly, for two promissory noiea
mado by tho sukilcriber, payablu;o A. P. liuntor,
nr hea'rer, nmf now held hy fsom 9. Rainey of
Newnnti county, und etato arorosnid; both notes
nro doled, sometime in either July. August, nr
September nf tho year 1931, one of the notes
is lor tipi sum of $100, with a credit on it, made
ut thu time of its execution, of $00, und duo tlie
Christmas of the year 1832, tho other note is
tbrtbn sum of $76, nnd due tho Christmas of the
year 1833, an tho consideration on which they
were founded, hits wholly tidied, und the subscii-
hcr is resolved not Ur pay them, unless compelled
hy (lie proeesa of tho law.
JOSEPH C. BAKER.
Ncwnan, Jnno 2—.*?—4t.
HARRIS HALES.
VVTILL be aoM on thq first Tuesday in JULY
▼ T next, nt the court-house, in (he .town ef
Hamilton, ILirriii county, within tho u*ual houis
of Bale, tjio following property, to*wit?
One lot of. land known by No. 77. in
the lOllidhrtrict of origimilly Muscogoe now liar-
rifi county, containing 20*1 1*2 Iwrorf, more or
loan, levied on us the property of Elijah H. Bu»-
relt, to aatiafy one fi fu from Baldwin superior
court, in favor of Win. Mitchell, vb Elijah H.
Burrott; property pointed oat hy tho plnintifT.
Ono lot of land known toy No. 1$0,- in
the 22d district of originally Muscogee now ITar-
riB county, containing 21)21-2 acros, more or less,
levied on u« the property of Andrew Hartfchn'd,
to 0ati»fy ttgo Ninau fi fuNinsiled from a justice’n
court of Oglethorpo county in favor of John M
Sims, vs Andrew IlartKfield; levy mado and re
turned to mo hy a constable.
One dearborn \ynpon, levied on ns ttoe
proportv of Willis fiui ton to satisfy one fi fii from
Jones superior court, in favor of the*executor of
JarnOH Uillingslon, vs Arcliibnld P. Bruton and
Willie Burton ; pointed out by Mr. Pitts.
Ono lot of jand' Uptown hy No. 232, in
tho 20th district gfOriginally Muscogco now IFar*
rincounty, conlaitiir^l 20^*2 acres, more or (css.
lovied on as the properljlof Vnleiitipe Nix, to
satisfy.ono sninll 0 m from a justice's court of
Hall jCQoiity in favor of Joshua Roberta va Valen
tino Nix; levy made and returned to me by u oon-
etnhlu.
June 2 G. W.fJ. BEDELL, xSh’ff.
TROUP SALE.
W ILL be sold on the film Tuesday in AU
GUST next, at tho court Iiouko in La
Grange, Troup county, within the usual horns of
sale, the following property, to-wit:
Ono negro nvin toy the name of Davi,
about 50 years old, levied upon ns the property of
Thomas Fletcher, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa in
favor of Laura Alexander, vp Thomas Fletcher;
properly pointed out by Win. licit.
June J. JOHN ARNOLD. D. Sh’ff.
JLJEGAI* NOTICES
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
W ILL bo sold on tho last day of JULY
at the late residence of General Sovvel
Wool folic, in tjjjjj county, near the town of Co-
lutnbuB, ill tho perishable property belonging to
the estate of Kidd deceased, consisting of horses^
hogs, goats and a large stock of'cattle, with cows
and calves, also the plantation tools, corn, fodder,
household end kitchen furniture, one fine puir
carriiigo horses end barouche and buggy, and u
variety cf oilier articles. The said will continue
from day to day till (lie above are disposed of.
Terms made known on the day of sale, June 14,
1832. JAMES WADSWORTH,Adm’r.
June 1G—- 5 .
At the same timtJind place will be sold.
Oiifl Int of land, lying in tin* 1 til dial,
of Mnseogeo county, when surveyed, now Har
ris county, known hy No. 121, levied on*na the
property of Suttnnv Ayers, to satiHfvn umall fi fa
tspued rrom a justice’s court of Franklin county,
in favor of Janies Edmonson, against the said
Ruttauy Avers-, levy made and returned to me
hy a constable.
LITTLETON WYNN, D. Sh’lF.
June 2
#10 REWARD
WILL lie paid by me for the ap
prehension und delivery, to mo or
into the hnndaof publio justice, a
negro matt named MIKE, agod
i about twgnty-thrco, five feet tiine
tigli, nnd Itnsn considerable impodi-
i Ittent in liiifispennh; the property of Mis. Heard,
whose sgeht jn CiRuuihtts is Dr. John Heard—
said negro liaxing.smnniitted u violent ussnult and
battery open the person of a whito boyjinmed
Benjamin -Keizer who-notv ! lies tlang'M„usly ill
from tho wound inflic.ictlby suid negro. I would
also enntinn the public fiom buying; sdnl negro, us
I Ithve good reasons to believe that nn attempt
tail! ho made to run hint oft - whereby he may
elude justice, nnd cscntio the punishment duo to
his crime. • THOMAS MOORE.
May 2<i—3—If
inej
flL
FOR SALE
The f Meaning property in Colutphvt.
TIiosouth haltofLot No. 13, on Front
street, with n comfortable dwelling
uml cellar, kitchen nud stable thcro-
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
¥ T N DER an order of the honoruhJo tho lufcrior
BJ Court of Troup county, sitting ibr ordinary
purposes, will ho sold at tho c>*urt house in the
town of La Grange, Troup county, ori thu first
Tuesday ol* September-jtoxt. between tho nsua)
hours of sale, •- . ... ...
One Lot of Land,
(tolerably well improved.) numbor two’hundred
ami seventeen, in the 7th district of snid county.
Hold irn tlie property of (ieorgo Thrasli, deceased,
for the benefit of the heirs nnd creditors of suid
deceased. GEO. A. THRA8H. Adm'r.
June 2—4—9t ,
Georgian—Carroll County.
W HERE.AS Anson Roynolds, administra
tor, and Mary. Stewart, adminislratrix un
the estate of Johr^ Stewart, dec’d. apply for let
ters of dismission from said estate—This is there
fore to cite and admonish all und singular tlie kin-
dred and creditors of said deceased, to he and ap
pear nt my office within the time prescribed by
law, to shew cause, if any they havo, why said
letters should not he granted. Given under my
hand tins 9th January. 1833,
Jan. 21—36 \VM 1,. PARR, e. c. o.
Georgia—Stewart County.
W HEREAS Wiley. Massey, administrator
on the estate of Joseph White, dec’d. ap
plies for letter* of dismission: These are therefore
to cite and rdmonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of said deceased to ho and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to
shew cause, if any they have, why said letters
of dismission should not be granted.
Thomas'id. Dennis, c/c. 0.
Jan. 21—86
Georgia—Harris County.
W HEREAS Daniel McNeil and Sarah Dar-
ly apply to mo for letters of adminiBtra-
lion (with tlio will annfcxcri) on the estate or
Thoma* Darly, late of said cotinty, doceased^—
Those are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular'the kindred and creditors of said de
ceased, to be and uppetir at my-office within the
time prcBCtiheii by law to shew cause, if any
they have, wl.ygaid letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand thi» 7th day of Mny,
1832. WM. Y. BARDEN, De*. c. c. o.
May 19—1 .■
at;ro,
IIaT aero Lots Nos. 408. 410,411,412.413,
and 414, situated on Troup street Also, Lot
No. 258, bn Oglethorpo street. Tho abovo pro
perty will bo wold very low for cash or approved
security For term? apply to the subscriber, or
in his absence to James Van Ness.
WILLIAM MULLALLY.
Nov:24—28—tf '
fti
MTNTOSH HALL
THE above establishment is now
open for the reception of boarders
nnd transient custom. The subscri
ber pledges himself to spare no pains
nor expense to render cotnfhrlnhlo all who may
favor him with a call His table and bar arc sup
plied with the beat the country affords His sta
bles are now. largo and airy—bountifully furnish
ed with good provender and attended by a faith
ful and experienced ostler. He Antlers himself,
from bis experience, to merit and rcceiie h respeot-
able patronage fioin a liberal public
Lots suitable for tho accommodation of drovers
can be furnished. JOHN LOVE.
Columbus, Dec. Iff—30—tf
Iff ffEW HAffRS.
Wo apprize thu public that wo
havo recently taken possession of the
well known public bouse tho
HAMILTON HALL,
and that tlio house ia undergoing a rumplnte fin
ish, with large and convenient additions anitable
to accommodate hoarders and travellers. And
without the flattering solicitations usual, we invite
pur friends uml lire public in general tn give us a
Call; Coding confident, that every convenient and
necessary attention will lie rendered to make
pleasant tlie lime and situation of thoae who may
favor it* with their Culls.
BARKLEY MARTIN,
A. B. DAWSON.
Hamilton, April 16—49—4t
ICT The Federal Union and Journal, Mill edge,
villa, will each give the above four insertion*, an
send their accounts to M & D.
LOOK HERE!
C OL. WM. II. HARPER is nuthnrised to
sell those valuable Town Lott in Columbus
No*. 603, 504, 506 ami 506, forming a square
Mock, with imprtovi u rats, low for cash. Fora
rewdence they are tlie most desirable of any in
town.
Dec 24—39—tf
COWETA SALES.
W ILL bn sold ou the first Tuesday in JULY
next, at the. court house in the town of
Nownnn, Coweta county, within the usual hours
of sola, tlio following property, tn wit:
Nntlinn Moore’s interest in lot of land
No. 82, ill tho 3d district of suid county, to aati.s-
fynfifii issued from a justice's court in said coun
ty, in fiivor of Stephen O’Kelly; levy mado nnd
returned to me hy a cnnstnhlo.
Fraction Nn. 148, in the 4tli district o4
said county, levied on ns the property of Wm.
Smith, to’salisfy a fi fa issued from a justice's
court, in favor of Thomns Hammock, far the use
of Sloven Duncan; levy mado by n constable.
ROBERT J. H. MILLER, D. Sh.IT.
postponed sale.
At the seijpcJimc and plane will la sM.
Jesse C. Robots’ itlteiosl in lor of land
No. 335, in tlie 2d district of said county being-
one fifth purl of said lot, levied on ns liis property
tn sntisfy nn uttnehment fi fa issued from a jus
tice’s court of aaid county, in favor of Jacob L.
Ahrilmuw, nud oilier fi fa, vs suid Roberts; levy
made by n const able.
Robert J. ii. Miller, d sh’ir.
Jnna 2
. CARROLL SALKS.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in JULY
next, nt tlie court-housexloor, in tho town
of Carrollton, Carnll county, within tlio usual
houraof sale tho following property, lo wit:
Lot of laud No. 07, in tlm 0 h dislrict
of Curroll county, levied on as tho property of J.
Godwin, di c’d, to satisfy n fi fa issued from a jus
tice's court of Morgan county in favor of Win.
Puce, vs snid Godwin; levy made nnd returned
to mo hy n constable.
Lot No. 2f>; in the 6th d'istriet of Car-
roll county, levied on as the property of James
J Dean to satisfy nfi fa ihsued fc<n,‘ a justice’s court
of Laurens county, in favor of 8. Folsom, vs
James and Moses Dear.; levy mado and returned
to mo by a constable-
Lot No. l!)5, in tlio 7th district of Car-
roll county, levied On as the property of John II.
Goolshv, to satisfy a fi fit from a justice’s court of
DeKuiri countv, in favor of Joints Simpson, vs
saidGonlsIiy; levy made and returned to me by n
constable.
Ln> No. Il“, In the 7ih district of Cur-
roll county, h'V'icd on nn the property of James
Poiry. to satisfy a fi fa from a justice's court of
Curroll county, in Invar nf Robert Cony, vs tlio
snid Jauioa Berry priuoipa’, Ashworth McBrnyor
and John Gilbert, securities; levy made and re
turned to me by u eoqstoble.
Lot No. 213, in tho 2d district of Car-
roll county, levied on ns the property nf James W.
Curdy, to satisfy a fi.fa in fiivor of Neel Gran
tham, vs said Curdy, issued from a jaslice’s court
of Tollhir county; lov'y made and retained to me
by a constable
Lot No. 235, in tlio 7th dislrict of Car-
roll county, levied on as the property of Larkin
Ragsdale! to satisfy a (i fa issued from n justice's
court of Newton county, in layer ol John Pepper,
va snid Ragsdale; levy made and returned to me
by a constable.
June 2 1I1.E9 8. P.OGGES9, 9h’ffi
SUMTER SALES.
W ILL be aold. on tbe first Tuesday in JULY
nest, at the pinto of holding court in Sum-
tor county, within tlio usual hour, of Julo, the fol
lowing property, to-wit:
Lot Nn. !95. in the 27ih district of nr ; -
ginally Lee now Sitmter county, levied onna the
properly of Ilambriek Hall, lo salisfy one small
fi fa from tlio justice's court of Marion county in
favor of Nathaniel Spears; levied and returacd
to me by a constable.
l.ot No. £50, in the 30th dist. of ori
ginally Lee now Sumter, levied on as the pro
perty of Brittain Smith, to satisfy two R fin, one
GUARDIAN’S SALE.
A GREEABLY to an order of tbo inferior
court ol Hancock county, when silting for
ordinary purposes, will be sulci, on’the first Tues
day in August next, at the court house in Hamil
ton, Harris county, a lot of land, 202 1-2 acres,
more or loss, being lot No 185 in the 21st dist.
ot originally Muscogee now Harris- county, nnd
lying near Hamilton, with improvements thereon,
belonging to tho orphans of James Powell, dec’d.
sgld for their benefit. A liberal credit will be
given, satikfnctorily secured.
TUTTLE If A UDAS, Guardian.
May 19—I
NOTICE
T HREE months alter dale application-will be
mode to tlio Bank or Columbus for tbo pay
ment of the following described notes of said
Bank, viz: !
The left hand half of 1 bill No. 1219 for @20 00
No. 3016 for @10 00
No. 2019 for @11 00
No. 2020 for @10 00
No. 2017 for @10 00
■ No. 2014-for @10 <jp
No. 2015 for @10 00
Tho right hand halves <*f said bills being lost or
destroyed. ROBERT GRANT.
Darien. Feb. 20—-to—w3m
GUARDIAN’S SALE.
W ILL bd sold on the first Tuesday in Octo
ber next, nt the court house, in La Grange,
Troup county, one lot oflanp No. I JO, in the 12th
district of said counlv, sold for tlio benefit of the
minor. ED WARD ELLIS, Guardian.
Mnv 19—1
ADMINISTRATOR'S 8AIJE.
W ILL BE MOLD, nt the residence of Mrs. 1
Bos worth, in tlie tqwn of Columbus, on
Monday the 2d day of July next, all tho perishable
property bolonffiog to the fatale of James Bob-
worth, decM. Terms made known on the day of
HIllo.
ALSO,
At the .same timo will be hired, three Negroes;
and two Houses to rent. ‘
Henry p, garrison, Adtfr.
May 10—52,—fit
ADMINISTRATORS BALE.
W II.I. be sold on the first Tuesday in JU
LY noxt, nt the court house, in town of
••a Grange, Troup county. I.ntof land No 31, in
the 5th dislrict of said county, belonging lo tlie
estate of Nathan Lyon decensed—-eld agreeably
to nn order of tlieinferior court, of l’utnam coun
ty, siding for ordinnrv purposes. Terms mado
known on the day. this 15th April, 1832.
THE ADMINISTRATORS.
April 21—49
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Georgia— Troup County.
7uEREAS Willinm W Carlisle, Adm’r.
' on the eatato of Archibald Wilkerson,
late'of Troup country, dec’d. applies for letters of
dismission—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
nnd singular the kindred und creditors of the said
deceased, to he and appear at my office.within the
time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any
they have, why said letters of dismission should
not bo grafted*
Juno 2—3
P. FEARS, Dep. &. c. o.
Perry Ozier ) Libel for Divorce,
v8 - y
Elizabeth Qzier. )In Harris Superior court.
I T apponriogtothe court that the defendant is.
not to be found in tKe State, It is on motion,
ordered ^hnt the defendant bo and appear at the
next S&gcriur court of iheeounty and plead, and
that service f>e perfected by publication of this
rule, once n month for three months.
A true copy from tho minute*, 13th March, 1832.
Juno2—3 C, BLANDFORD. Jr. CTk.
PROPOSALS
, FOR THE
SOUTHERN BANNER,
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN THE TOWN
OF ATHENS,' GEORGIA.
ALBON CHA3E&A.M NISfeET—Epitow.
O N as-mining the ilutlea anti reapsnaibililie*
of the publication of the Southern Banner,
the' Editors feel themauivc* bound by every sensor
of duly, both to the fori tier patrons of the Atheni
an, and. those of their friends whoae aid they'
confidently anticipate—in order to retain tbe one
*ind merit the other—to lay before them a fair and
candid, but succinct exposition of the principle*
by which they'are to be governed and directed in
the prosecution of ihoir arduous and responsible
undertaking. They do not think it neceesory nt
this late day—a flay which is shedding its light
and glory, with such general and invigorating
power over our whole body politic, to outer elabo
rately and minutely into n detail of their political
views and opinions. Indeed, .todo so, would bo
virtuully offering an insult to the good senso of
the community. To profess tlio name of the
blessed founder of our holy religion,'is in itself a
sufficient guarantee of the principles of the getur-.
ine Christian: so do theyjiold if only nereseury Ur
own and profess the names ot the three great
upostles of correct prinoipler, in order to satisfy
nn enlightened community of the nature of their
polilichi faith, anil the invariable tendency (X
their future practice. The Southern Banner,
then, willrest hereafter for support nnd patronage,
on the broad, firm, and immutable rock of Re
publicanism All those’ pure upd hallowed doc
trines which originally Hashed upon the world
from tlio pen of u Jefferson—which have beeu
cherished und handed down to us by our venera
ted Cranford, nnd professed so inflexibly, and tb
triumphantly practised, in many respects, by ouV
favorite Troup, will in it find a champion, howev
er humble, yet of stern and unebmpromising in'-
*Vuriou* cnuscs will, they bolicve.-tond lo ren
der tho Bancor hereafter, (and they say it without _
intending the lenst reflection on the course pur. ‘
sued by their worthy predecessor, tlie late propri
etor of the Athenian,) of more general interest
and of greutervalue.to the party, than it has been
of late, and none of whiclt seems tp them, so well
calculdtcd to produce this result, as the opposition
winch will be slrortly exerted, in this place, to
their press, and to their principles. This idea
tliet do not deprecate, but rather cherish, knowing
that an honorable and literal opposition, will tend
to stimulate them to the performance of their du
ty, whilst they liopo it wilt rally to their support,
their friends, ana the friends of the party, for
whoso interests and prosperity they are determin
ed to devote every honorable exertion.
The editors have engaged among their cones-
irondcnM. aeveral gentlemen of eatahlislpjd Lit
erary and Political character, whose communica
tions will hereafter serve :n enrich and gdorn the
columns of the Southern Banner. And with ro-
gard to tho other departments of the paper, they
run but add, that their trust exertions will, bo de
voted to render them useful anil amusing to their
patrons nndreadcr*.
Great promises, arc, however, at best, but choap
commodities, and of course they foci themselves
bound to snv ns little, and promise ns charily as
possible; but in launching forth thcly little hairpin
upbn tho stormy waves of public opinion, they
must trust nlone to their skilful pilotngrnfor merit
ing, und winning for it, moorings safe pud snug
in tlie hearts of their fellow-citizens.
CONDITIONS.
The Southotn Banner is published every Tues
day morning, at @3 per annum, in advance, or
@4 after the expiration of the year.
Athens, March 22, 1832
Jane Mcfcurdy 1 In Harris Superior court.
vs. %
Robert J. McCurdy. ) Libol for Divorco.
I T appearing lo (lie court, that tlm defendant re
sides out of this Stole, It is ordered, that tlio
dofendant appear and answer to Llie-above libel, on-
or bolorn the first day of tho noxt term of this
court, and that a copy ol this rale he published in
one of ihc public Gazettes’of this State, onco a
month for threo months before said court.
A true extract from the minutes, 13th March,
1832. C. BLANDFORD, Jr. Cl k.
June 2—3
Georgia—Harris County.
The Inferior Court sitting for ordinary purposes.
M T appearing lo the eourt th%t Joseph Ungers
of said county, while m life, executed nnd
delivered to Collin Rogers, of Troup county, a
bond in the sum of three thousand dollars, condi
tioned to mako or cause to he made by the suid
Joseph unto Collin Rogers aforeauid, good and
lawful titles to the one half of seven acres of land,
pari of lot number 3G, in the 21st district of Mus-
.K. • r «=. —j - - cogee now Harris county, beginning on'the cast
ol Ue -! line of lot where the creek crosses s, u d Jine and
running to said creek, called Mulberry, nnd onth
GUARDIAN’S SALE.
TTMTTL'L be. sold, at tho court-houso in the
» v town of Hamilton, Harris county, on the
first Tuesday in September nbxt, ngeoublyto an
order of the honorable the inferior court of De-
Kalb county, when sitting for ordinary purposes,
lot of land No. 35, inlhc22d district of originally
Muscogee now Harris county, as' tho property of
John Woodall, an idiot, for tlm benofit of said
idiot Terms marie known on the day of said,
this 8th May, 18.12.
THOMAS WOODALL, Guardian.
May 26—2
I jlOUR months after data application will ho
made to tiro honorable the Inferior Court of
Troup county, when sitting for ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell alt tho Estate, both real nnd per
sonal, belonging to Ahratn Mottley, late of Han
cock cnnnlr, deceased.
April.24—50 D. S. ROBERTSON.
A FTEU the expiration of four mouths, nppl
J&- cation will ho made tn the inferior court of
Campbell county, when sitting for ordinary pur
poses, for leave to soil a negro bov by the name of
Charles, the property ot Moses’M. Smith, to he
sold for the benefit ol said Moses M. Smith, minor
of Abucr Smith, decensed.
JESSE M. BUTT,
May 26—2 , Guardian for Sloan Smith,
F OUR months after dale application will be
made to the honorable the inferior court of
Hniiis county, for leave to sell John Kennon's
interest in two hits of land lying in tim afore
said county, known as the Mill 1‘laec, lots No. 111
and No'. 143. in tlie 22d district.
WM. II MARSHALL, Adm’r.
May ID—1
PROPOSALS
For publishing a weekly puper lit Miiryvill^
East Tennessee, to be called the
Maryville.Religious fyLiterary
Intclhpe jiccr., „
T HE subscribers propose publishingu |4ewa
paper, under the above title, to be devoted
to the interests ol Religion, Literature and'.Gutr
end Science. ;
No apology, we think, need be offered, in pro-
posing u puper of this kind to this enlightened
community. As fur as our infomiarion extends,
there is no simitar paper in the Statft, and const-
i|uently, there is a great deficiency'of means for
obtaining information on nianyjinpnrtant subjects
among a large portion of Ihc people.
" Knowledge is power;" and. it needs no la
bored argument lo prove that it is essential to the
posperdy and happiness of individuals and no-,
tipns. It is tho handmaid of religion, end tim
bulwark of civil und religious freedom. Experi
ence nnd observation nbuiidanlly prove, that mb
cr things being equal, that community is the most
happy, virtuous and respectable, the mass o\‘
whose inhabitants embraces the greatest nmonn]
ofinlelligoticu. And there is no way of obtain
ing various and interesting information so cheaii
as by taking a newspaper. Those who bnve not
running 10 saiu croon,caucu.iimuerry, nnti on toe ,, ' , t. • ' r , ■
northsido of suid creek, including So ono half menus lo obtain, imr ihelm.e to permw flarp-
of suid mill and shoal, and aft till privileges of volunlp ?- '"’Tv '. ll “ n e *l’ p '«e of less ttw« turn
one half of said null and shoal, nnd the one half of
all the timber onr said lot No. 3ff, suitable for
sawing; nnd it furthor appealing to tho court
that the said Joseph Rogers has, since tlie ma
king said bond, and without executing title to
said described promises, died intestate. It is
therefore on motion of II. J. Harwell, uttprney
.for Collin Rogers ordered, that Frances Upgers.
the administratrix and legal representative of
of said Joseph Rogers, dec’d. do make, execute,
and dolivcr unto Collin Rogers aforesaid, a good
lawful warrantee title to suid described premises,
according to law.
A true extract from the minutes, 7th May, 18*32.
WM. Y. BARDEN, Dep. c. c. o.
May 19—I
Georgia— Coweta County.
BEVERLY SIMMONS, of Capt.
Cravins district. G. \L tolled before
me one small Mare with a blaze face,
a small bell oh, ten or eleven years
— old. Appraised by David Robert
son and Wm. Smith to forty'dollars, this 31st
May, 1832.
RICHARD W. EAST,c.i.c.
June 10—5 .
NOTICE.
M ISS H. BRIGGS liu removed her male
rind ftmalo School t* the building oa the
F OL R months after date application will be corner of Jackson and St Clair streets near tlie
made to the hororablc the inferior Court of Methodist Church, where she will continue to
Troup county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, ■ give instruction in Orthoniphr, Keadinrr Wri-
for an order to sell the Real l.state of Stephen H. ting, Arithmetic, English Grammar Geonranhv
iIilitififs* lito nf Urtrtrmn nnnnii. _. .i u:_e—_«. ..J 13 > •» L fi n r v i
Gilmore, late of Morgan county, deceased.
BENJAMIN H. CAMORAN,
' ‘ Quantum for the Minors.
Match 16—'44
History. Fainting nnd Embroidery, Faory-work
Ac. at the customary retort
June 9—4—2t
cent a day. obtain much and very voluble infor
mation. Ueside8.fi newspaper, hy its regular ar
rival, keeps up u pleasing' nnd healthful excite-
meat of mind; by its agreeable variety, k affimla
a mental feast lo every diversity of taste; and it
causos many nn hour to pass uwny ngrctalily timi
profitably, which would otherwise he spent hi i»
dleness or mischief.
PLAN or PtmMCATlON. "
. Two pages will he devoted to religious ,m«1
literary information, to the defending of the dm*
tmios of grace, as taught in tho Bible, and tho
government und discipline of the Church as coin
stitutorlby Christ and Iris Apostles; and to the de
fence ol such benevolent jnstitutions as we think
are calculated to promote the best interest Of mat;
and the Universal spread, of the gospel of ChrisfTB
One pago wilj be dovoted to domestic and for
eign news. The remaining page to advertise
"toots and other miscellap- uua matter.
• While v. o shall onebavor, mildly, hut firmly
to advyreato tlio cattao ortrulh, wo s)ta)l csrefelfv-
avord party pulses and ecclesiastical bigotry. lh
tho relation bt facts and the expression of opin
ions, we shall bo eovqrned solely by V view to
truth, aod the general good. And oar column*
shall ovoi bo opened to friendly communications,
even from those who may differ from its in semi:
went, pit any subject that comes wnhin the desum
of this paper. • D. HOYT, ’ *
s. w. .McCracken
TERMS.
The ••Mary villo Roligioua and literary Intoll;,
geacer wtllbe prmted on a Suner-royal sheet «
@2 50 per annum, to bu paid within theyear.—
1 he first number wilt bo issued in the early part
of June next, if not sooner.
Muryvillb, Mimli, IS*?; *
