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!been recite«l; bis lips bail just relaxed into j infavor ofOeitms 5fcMaho*. From Madam* J unat’s Memoirs. j H triumphant smile of roguish malice, wiien ACCURACY dl'THEFRfcNCH POLICE-1 his valot announced three men who were “ IWorf remind* very amusing one respecting me of another and 1 earnestly desirous ro see him; * they beg- ootiug M. d. Sar- ged,’ said the valet. • as a particular fa vour, to bo admitted.’ M. de —— Was not inaccessible; ho ordered that they should bo introduced, and tbcu sent away M. le cotnte,’ said the chief of pi a supplieatiog accent, ‘you tines, fie hud a friend for whom ho en tertained a fraternal attachment. Such friendships are sometimes dangerous; but, be this es it may, his affection was ns j his valet, warm as two compatriots might lie sup- j the party posed 10 euttirtam for each other in Mo- j would not deprive brave men, all fathers nornot ipa, with no other civilized being I of families, ojtheir suhsistnneo^ We come neai. ills fiiend, oil ihn other hand, thought it advisahloto play the Mononto- tapion hi earnest, but in tpiict a different sense, as will presently' appear. One day, in (ho' course bf ednversation,' the friend said, ‘The police is a flue tiling, to be sure! I urn sure nothing usofivl ever comas to your kpowlt-dge! you learn only what you are intended to know!’ M.dc Snr< inns grew angry. To doubt the alert ness of his myrmidons'was to dispute his omaipoienrn; for his credit hi Versailles rested entirely on their Unparalleled in genuity in tracing the most difficult elites. He rsknd his friend ill b tone of defiance whether' ho would not lie much astonished to hear tho most cfrcumstnniiid detail of every thing Ito had done and said for a wltolo week. A secret reflection’ made the latter smile at the proposal. ‘ Well, let us try,' said lie} 4 I cobsoui; hut I wa- gor a hundred louis that your hounds are at fapli; and remember, all you may ac complish will stand for nothing if a single botir is unaccounted for.’ ‘Thai is a mat ter of course,* said M. do Sartlnes. The two friends shook hands upon it, and the execution of the entorprizs was to com- loeiico the next day. On the second morning, tho scout who was charged with watching the Mend, and whose new sur veillance allowed a holy-dav to the nick- pockets and cut-purses of Paris, Hindu his appearanco before AjL de Sartines and de livered his report} which specified that the party had risen at nine o’clock; had put on his slippers and dressing gown, had anoraed, yawned, and coughed fur a quar ter of an hour, then hnd taken chocolate, read the Mr.reu.re de Frailer, aud one of Frcron’s bulletins; hud written a note, but it was not known to whom, because ho huil instantly put it into his pucl.et, where even an emissary of polico could not follow: but it was u love letter, that was ascertained, for ihu paper was pet- fumod, and tho note folded in a particular manner. It was decidedly a lovo leftor. After this tho tridud Imd' walked to the Tuileries; taken a few turns on the river terracd, then walked throe times up und down a certain portion of the centre alley; had saluted Mademoisello A mould three tim- s, Madame Dtignzon onto, Mudemois- sclle Gaussiu twice; then had dined ut M. Lo Premier’s, because one cannot slay in the gmlmi for ever saluting one’s friends, howevor charming. After dinner he had been Madame Lo Premier’s nartoe- "> cribung \ ban won eight luuis, and no bly lust them again at quince. After this, be had . been to the Opera, had directed his,glass to all the boxes and scrutinized nil tlie ladies—one especially. After the Opera he had supped with M. de Sartines; it appeared, suid the report,, that lie must have made an ilulifiorent dinner, fur lie supped Iik<< a hall-famished man: he ntc of five or six dishes, and, to do tho spy jus tice, M- <le Sartines found the delicacies of liis table scrupulously recapitulated.— But, Munseigoeur, said the last lines of the began to Unriddle the mystery. VU., ,m, r rty nfllaleir nh.l Hoatlr, ta «ui% a (i. fir. * IM I’ivnr iif’ l*i«riaiiiivi Wnllrflr. nd anml (rfitn I to beg you will s-ivo our lives; for if we uro dismissed from pur vocation, wp shall no longer have bread, and no resource will bo left tls, but to bang Or drown our selves.’ So snying, all threw themselves on their knees,, ‘ My good friends,?.cried M. de hastening to raiso them; * for Heavens’; sake what is tho matter With you? How cun 1. influence your fate/ I do not understand you.’ ‘ Alas! your wager with M. do Sartines is lho matter in question; wo are to inform him of your proceedings from minute -to minute. We are fully ac quainted with them—hut—’ M.tle —— ‘ But; you understand, M. lo Comie, it is impos- siblo we can say that , you are visiting .Madame de Sartines ut the hours when we are compelled to protend that wo lobe sight of yon; and yd'we must speak. Hi ther permit us to invent a falsehood, or change your direction.’ M.dc—looko ut the chief speaker, and smiled, ’Thou art n clever fellow,’ said lie, throwing him a purse filled with gold. * There; divide that with ihy comrades—I lose my wa ger.’ He tried their discretion no fur ther, as may be supposed, but admitted the accuracy of lboir next report, and ac knowledged himself vanquished; while M. de Sartines, rubbing his hands, repeated, * I was confident of it! how could you think, my dear follow, that any thing could he concealed from a lieutenant-general of police? Lot No. 3 io rho own of Ncwnan, With a two story framed dwelling house and store house oa the same. One buck lot in said town, containing one and three fourth acres, No. 77, whereon the old Euptist meeting-house now stands, and the stock of goods m the store-huosc on lot No 3, levied on as the property ofTliomas Kooney, to satisfy an execution from Coweta an, perior court in favor of Gawdry &. Lagriel vs Sullivan and Rooney Win. Smith’s interest io fraction No. 49, in the 4tli district of said county, levied on as his'property, to satisfy un execution from a jus- 1 ice’s court it fnyor of John Powell, undone in favor of tho officers of the superior court of said cminty. DAVID DUKE, Sit’d'. - Oct. 3. RANDOLPH SALES. W ILL hi sold on the first Tuesday in NO* VEMBER next, at the court house in tlie county of Run Jolplv within the usuul hours of solo, the following property, to wit: One Loj of EawJ, Nos 147, in tho Qtli district, levied ori us the property of Zadoek Sowel, to satisfy two small fi. Hi’s, as sued from a Justice's court ill Wilkes county in favor of Henry .Shorter vs. said Sowel. Levied on und returned by a Constable. Ojio Lot of Li.md, \o. -5, ‘in tliefrili district of Randolpl^ county. Levied on as the SHERIFF#’ SAXES. MUSCOGRp. (SALES. W ILL he sold on the first Tuesday .in No vember next, at tho Court House in Co lumbus, Muscogee couuty, within the. usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: One Lot-of.Laiwl, No 185, )n iho 10th district Muscogee bounty. Levied as the prop erty cf George Jamas, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from tho Superior court of Oglethorpe county in favor of Charles E. Haynes vs. said James. One Lot of Land, No. 52, in iln* Cth district of,Muscogee county. Levied on as the property of Thpmus J. Chappolear. to satisfy a fi. fa., issued from tho Superior court of Franklin county in favor of Alvin E. Whitten and others vs. said Chuppelenr. Two Negro boys. Jon.and Daniel, lev ied on as the pronerty of Michael N. Cluik, to satisfy sundry fi. fa’s, issued from a Justices court of Monroe county, in favor of John Mc- Knjgbt vs. snid Clnrk. Levied on and returned io mu by a constable. WM. D. HARGROVE, Sk'ff. m favor of Persons Walker, rfs sued from the Su perior court of Warren county. Property pointed out tty T. Coram. Z. BAILEY, ShJ. October 6. SU3ITER SALES. W ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in NO VEMBER next at the Court House in- SSumlor county, vvithin lhe usaul hours of sale, the,foil owing property, to One Lot of Land,* No. 3If), in the 28l!i district of formerly Lon .now Smntor county. liOVtcd on by a li. ffu-from a Justices Court of Crawford county, in furor of D. D. Smith lor the use of 8. Robinson, against Hundley Hull Quo Lot of Land, No. 1GG, in the 16th district of formerly Lei* now .Sumpter .county.— Lovied.on by aft. fa. frjiin Jones' Courtly superior court, in favor of Joaiul) Stephens bearer, ogitlnSt Elijah Cajaway. , SUMTER POSTPONED-.SALli One Lot of Lurid/ No. 14, in the 27th district of formerly Luff now Simitar county.— Levied on as the property of Alexander Nelson, to satisfy one fi. fa. in favor of John Manga. Fi. fa. issued froiaa Justices court in Jones county* JOHN KIMMEY, October 1. LEGAL NOTICES* EXECUTOR’S SALE. f N pursuance of ll.o last will and testament of Mary Ligon deceased, and under an order of the inferior court of Clarice county, when sitting for ordinary purposes will' bo sold on the first Tuesday in December next at the Court House in the town of Hamilton, Harris county, v One Lot of Land, IS'o. lG't. In the 4rh district oi originally Troup, now Har ris county. Sold tor the benefit of tho heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms, one hulfcush. the other half payable ut six months, with security. ROBERT LIGON, JZzccutor, October 4, 1882-21-9. GUARDIAN’S SALE. j^GREEABLE to an order of the Honorable Inferior Court of Madison county, when sit ting for ordinary purposes, will be sold at tlife court-house in Taluol county, on the first Tues day in November next, one lot of Land, to wit: Two hundred two find a half acres, be ing lot No. 199, in 22d district, formerly Musco gee, now Talbot county; sold as the property of Allen Daniel; lunatic. Terms, cash. JAMES DANIEL. Guardian. Sept. 1—1 fo v ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. A GREEABLE to an-order of the Honorable Inferioi Court of Harris county, while sit ting as a Court of Ordinary, will bo sold on the first Tuesday in December next, at the court-house of Randolph county, Lot No, 48, in the 6lh district of-formerly Lee county, now Randolph. Also, will be sold on^theJiret Tuesday in December noxt,;:t tho court-house ofllenry county, Lot No. 1G5, in tfid 12th district ofsaid county of Henry, belonging to the estate of Benson Henry deccaa- cd, und sold for the benefit of the heirs. - Terms tnude known on thedayofssalc. BENJAMIN HENRY, DAVID J. BRITT, WILLIAM P. HENRY, Sept. 13th, 1882—-19. Administrator#. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. W ILL bo sold on tbe first Tuesday in No vember next, at the court-house door ita Troup county, the Cast half of Lot of Land, No. 197, In the 6th district of said county, containing one hundred and live and 8-4 acres, sold a$ the property of Abram Mottley, late of Haiicofck coun ty, deceased.. DANIEL S. ROBERTSON, ddm'r. k Sept. 1—16—Ot. ■ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE, W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in De- c “ ' ccmber next, at Talbottonin Talhpt coun ty. a lot of land, No. lt)Jf, in the 22d district of originally Muscogee, now Tuflwt county. Haid land sold as the property of Jacob WutJiinu do* dnasod, Under an order of the court of ordinary of Burke count}*. JAMES WARD, Aihrit*.' September 18—18. . GUARDIAN’S SALE. ILL bo sold to (he highest bidder at the . _ court-house door, in tlio’town of NeWnan, Coweta county, on the first Tuesday ; m Deceip- hcr.next/202 12 acres of land, known as No 217, HTihsfith district of said county. Hold in pursuance of an order of the Court of Ordinary ol Marlon county, as the property of .Stephch Gil more's Orphans. A credit will he given until the 25lh December, 1838. (or one third of the money; the balance will be required to be paid one third annmdly thereafter Ah the credit -is liberal, good security will he required. HENRY TAUNTON, Guardian. August 15, l83*2-r-16. OUR inonUis after date, application will be JU made to tho honorable {he inferior court of Haris county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell part of the real estate belonging to Littleberry Marsh, late of said county, Oec’d JOHN MURPHY, AinV. ELIZABETH M. MARSH, Amin xi October 1/1832—2l^-4ni. Attlut emup i ipt>y — J ittlaro injll Uo «/•//! Olio Lot of Lprul, No. 52, m h« 330 distiict of, originally Lee now Muscagco county. Leyind on us the property of Nancy busier, to satisfy a fi. fa from a Justice’s Court of Warren county in fiivjii of David Cooper vs. suid Nancy Hosier. Levied on and returned to me by a con- sltible. Our Nephi Boy, nboiit fourteen years of age. Levied on us tho property of Ulysses Lewis, tbsatiriy n fi. fa. Trom Muscogee inferior court, in favor of Simeon L. Smith vs. said Low- >«• WM. HOLLAND, D Sk'ff. October 6. HARRIS SALES. W ILL bo sold in the town of Hamilton tt'nl.in c0u,, ty , jOn tlio_ first Tuusday .it l>- impossible to discover tvl.at. became of5 .US h « u * uf M. de . I* on leaving your bold; his cur riage drove with sucb rapidity that no hu nt in being could keep pace with it.’— •What, tvrelcht’exclaimed M. do Sartiues, 'you have been wearying mo to death these two hours with insipid details about slippers and dressing-gowns, and eating; and then you lose the scent at the very moment it should be most acute. Take enra that you succeed better to-morrow; I must know how every moment of M. do —’s lime is employed.' ‘ My dear frioud,’ said Ito, tho’ next day, * I have hoard news of you, as 1 will prove at the end of the week. Ah! ah! ah! This is the wav you proceed! stay, I will give you a bit of friendly advice: do not seek the company of actresses so much. Yes terday, at the Tutlerios, you were seen with tho most fascinating ones; 1 do uot like to lOe you the dupe of such iiifatna* tion;—and afterwards ut the Opera! Take-toy advice, choose belter company. The real pleasures of tho heart are not to bo met with in so low a sphere. You un derstand mo.’ ‘Yes; indeed,” answered his friend, ‘ and so much the more readily, that J have not waited jo receive your ad vice before I followed it.’ * Ileally!" said M. de Sartines, with a look uf sur prise. ‘ Really, yes!” * Then you will (Dako me your confidant?’ ‘Certainly not; it is your part to find out all you wail! to know; I am mule.’ M. do Sartines, whose curiosity was excited by his friend’s «xpression, awaited with Mill greater im pudence the next day’s report; but was atuin dis qipoiuted. The slippers, the dressing-gown, the. chocolate all appeared in their turn; hut from midnight to oue o’ clock M. da — disappeared, as if In cuchlaniuieut, and no trace of him could by any means lie found. M. do Sanities flew into a passion and told his scouts:— * I discharge you all, unless vju bring me to-monow such a report as I have re quired.’ Tk ■ good people thus menaced looked at each other as thev lea their mas ter's cabinet. ‘Wliat is to be done?’ said one to,the lender. ‘ There is no alterna tive,* replied lie, and communicated bis plan. The following morning M.de—— had just pul on Ills slippers, and thrust Ins arms into the sleeves of lho dressing-gown to well'described hi the informer’s re ports, aud wns about to seat himself bo- foro-.a cup off that smoking and savoury coffee, lire precise quality of which hud The State, interest of i Lot of Lund known by No «38, in liUtli Dirt, formerly Mus cogee now Harris cty. Tho north part containing ninety-seven and a hulf acres. Terms, one fifth 1 ash, the balance in four instalments. O. \V. K BEDELL, Sk’f. At the name time and place, One Town Lot in Elnntihcn, known by No. 48, in tho plan of said town. Levied on ns the property of John Stokes, to satisfy one sinnll fi. fa. in favor of Hurdon and Brown vs. J. Htokes, and other fi. fa’s. vs. snicl Stokes. All issued from u Justices court of Darns county.— Levy umdeupd retuhieJ tome by u Constable. At the same time and'place EXECUTOR’S SALE. • Sr/1 LI. he sold in Hamilton. Harris county, if on the first Tuesduy in December next, Dr. John Kennou’s interest in r / T ii*/. Lots g\f T-nmA, It being one. third undivided, and known as Mar shall's Mill place. Thc|lutsare nosll] and 143, in '.he 29nd district of formerly Muscogee now Harris county. ITenns made known on thedny of sale. Wm. B. MARSHALL, Ex'r. of Dr. Joux Kennon ilcc'il. Oct. 5-21—9 EXECUTORS’ SALE. V^LMLL lie sold at the door of the court-house, yw the town of Hamilton, in the county of Harris, on the 1st Tuesday in December next, JjlOUR months aller date application will bt made to the honorable the inforior court of Muscogee county, \</hen sitting for ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell the Real Estate an(! Ne groes of Gen. Sowel Wool folk, late of said coun ty, doccascd. JAS WADSWORTH, Adm’r. July 6—8—4n^ J^OUR months after date, application will he made to the honorable the inferior court of Harris County when sitting for ordinary purpose. for '—sell o«r> I—* <»? i—«n<i No. IU in thr ninth District of formerly Henry now Newton County, and one negro boy Henry, belonging to the estate of Walter Nunrielee late ofsaid County deceased. JOHN HUBBARD. B. F. NUNNELEE. Sept. 8—17—4m Adinr’s J ^OUR months alter date, application will be made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Coweta county, when sitting for ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell the real estate of Lewis Sims deceased, for the bertefit of the heirs and between the usual hours of sale, the following Ne- ( and creditors of said deceased, groes, belonging to the estate of Joel Embry, de- J WILLIAM G. AN DREWS, ceased:—Charity, a woman twenty-six* years old; GEORGE SCOTT, Monroe, a hoy eight; Ptirlheney, a gjrl five; Cur- July 3-3-4m Administrators olino, u girl lour; Luciftda, a girltheco, and Loui-j ~~— 7 -—r~~ sa. a girl about Seven months old. rioli agreeable Bp ^ ” ntonths Qjtof date application will be to the will of trip deceased. Terms rondo known 1 ■- nva, * e t0 honorable the inferior conrt of ontheday. ISAAC JOHNSON, Ex’r. j Muscogee county, when sitting Tor ordinarypur- JOHANA EMBRY) ExVx. P' ,se . s lcavotq sell part,of the real esiutebe- Sept.'14, 1832—19. | longing ^0 James Bosworth, late of said county, deceased. Sold for the benefit of the creditors ip same limp and * plain will be sold thirty head of hogs morn or less; and one W ut, 7 . p„. M «.i«i F ro P «riyo. wuuam Donnell, largo hlj^ik ami white steer. Levied on ns the ; dec’d. for tlm benefit or the heir? ofsaid Bonncll mm alduidge, '. yi/fministrator's Sale.. WMJ ILL be sold, under an order of the Court ww of Ordinary of Talbot county, on the first Tuesday in January next, ut the cou/UhousQ ip limmlion, between tho nsuiri hours of snle, the following Lots of Lund: No. 194, in the 21st dis trict originally Muscogee now Harris county; No. JIG, do. Jo. do. do.; No 207, do. do. do- <io. On the same day at Talbotton, No. 82, in the — district originally-Muscogee now Talbot county ; No. 49. in the loth (list. do. do. do. On the same day, at Knoxviljc. Crawford county. No. ‘i03 in the 14lh dist. originally Muscogee now Crawford county, gold as the property of William Bonncll, und heirs. HENRY. P. GARRISON, Adin’r August 11,1,832. F OUR months nltei date application will be made to tho Inferior Court of Houston county, when sitting fi>r ordinary purposes, for leavo to sell the interest (rf Jane Reid 4 minor, in. Jot,of land No. 208, in the 15’tli district originally Muscogee now Tajbot county. RANDAL YARBROUGH, Guardian. ■ Juno 28—7—4m sued from Hancock inferior court in Jorciniu|) Warren vs. George Ingram. LITTLETON WYNN, D. Sh'ff. October 1, TROUP SALES. ^PP'ILLbojsold on tho first Tuesday in NO VI'. Ill BEtl next, at the court-house in the town of La Grange, Troop county, within the usual hoursot ssle,thu following* proportv. to wii: One Lot ot Land No ltiS, in 'iln'-Mi district of Troup county. Levied on us the pro- Sept. 27—2(1—9t Administrator's Sale. ~ HI. I10 sold, on Friday tho 9th of Nhvent- T V her next, at thr lipujo of John Ilnhhurd, (ill Harris county,) the Into residence of Wnlter Nunnerlee, dec’d. all tho perishable property bo longing to the estate ofsaid deceased JOHN HUBBARD, ' B. F. NtNNERLEE, Sept. 28—20—(it Ailin'rs. a of Alexander Dyer, to satisfy a fi. fa. from « ADM 1N ISTRATOR'S SALE. :os court, (dark county, in favor ol' Anno ; AV ILL tie sold ttl the'court-house, in Hnmll Baker vs. Sarah Dyer administratrix, sad Wul u ton. Harris connly, on the first Tuesday ler I. Coli|uut administrator of tho Estate of A- in December next, between the usual hours of loxijtuhir Dyer, deceased. j sale, the Ibllowitig prupuity, vizThe one half One Lot ol Land, No. 04, in the lltlt [ "I'th" Mills located on the rend lending from .Co- district of said county Levied on ss the pro- ! lundeui. lo Hkinillon, three milus from the latter petty of Larlten Jordan, to satisty n fi. In. irotn ! P 1 "™'. "''fed by Collin Rogeis and the oslateof a Justice's Court of Crawford county in favor of I, s ®l , h Rogers, with the one half of seven and n Dickerson Hurpo Otto Lot of Land, No. 23; in the 15th district of formerly Carrol now Troup county.— Levied on us tho property uf Thomas Snore, to salisfv u fi. fa. from a Justice’s court of llihb county in favor of Wm. Moreland vs. Thomas Sucre. D S. ROBERTSON, Sh'jf. Novemhor,6 half acres around said Mills, including the mill shoal, and (jo halnnceoftlic lot of Land bn which tho Mills atid the seven and a half acres ol Land are situated,'lo wit:—Lot No. :>(!, in |Jie21sl dis trict, formed., Mascogee. now Harris county, the one third pu t of Lot No. 23, in the district ubove mimed Also, sixteen likely young Negroes, among which, is un ordinary Carpimter, und a good home woman. AH sold by order of the COWETA SALES. Court of OrOinury qf Harris county. O N die first Tuesday ifi November next will ,, TERMS OF SALE. he pohl in ihetown of Newnau, between > *' or Mills and J .and. one halt’to be paid the the usual houisul’suie, the following property, lo- j Dec^mber^ J833; and the balance, the 25th ( ber, 1832, wit: * I December. 1834. For the Negroes, ncredit will be given till tho 1st January, 1834s Notes with approved security will he required in all case*? FRANCES ROGERS, Adm'z. Sept. 20th, 1832—J9- t TJOUR months after date application will.be made to the honorable the inferior court of Talbot couuty, when sitting for ordinnrv purpo ses. for leave to se f l if,lot of land lying in the lf)th district of Troup county, No 37, belonging to.the belong heirs of tbe estiitc of Robert McManus deceased , in Riebtnond uounty. To he sold for the benefit of the heirs a lid creditors of said deceased. Mary McManus. September 4, 1832—18. I N OUR months aftordute, application will be made to tho lion. Court of Ordifiory of Qar- roll county, lor leave to sell tho real estate of John Lang, Sen. late ofHenry couuty, deceased, lor the benefit of the hairs and creditors of said estate - MARGARET LANG, Adjninistrulrix. Aog. 18,1832—1G., JpOUR months after date application will be mndo to the honorable the Court of Ordufii ry for Talbot county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a Negro Man named Isaac, the property of Junes F. Marshull. by WM. B. MARSHALL, Guardian, June 28—8—4m Georgia—Carroll Counttj. W HEREAS John D. Chapman applies to mo for letters of Administration on the fate of Mary Chapman, lute of said county, decensod, These are therefore to cite and aj- inonish all and singular.the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my ofiice within the time prescribed by law. to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should noi be granted. Given under my hand tins 4th day of Septcm- WM. L. PARR c c.o. Fifty Dollars Rcirard RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living in Morgan county, Georgia; on the night of the 21st of August last a Negro Man by the name of! WASHINGTON, years of age, neariy or quite 6 Jeet, high, likely and well made, weighing about 175 lbs. guite dark complected, with rather forehead, speaks quick when spoken to, and puts on tin air of complaisance: he has a scar across one of bis hands, walks wit h a long and quick step, and being square shouldered, hangs his arms Hither back; he has quite a small beard for a man of his age, and does npt look as old as he really is, > He is quite intelligent for a negro, aftd equally witty. He took with him a very gaod.‘(natqer light) bay marc, three years old Inst sptmg, upwardsoHiv© ect high, with*full pnd long t.ul, which she car ries rather loose and down, light mane, no white recollected, unless a small star in her forehead— she is rather heavy headud, otherwise her form is good, rathei light madb, with a.rpund luiof, on which she stands quite upright before- There is still tho sign of the ropes on her andefe, occasion ed by learning her to pace, which gait she goes mostly, and it in plight, quite fiist, though not ea-* sy ll sjto trots at'all, it is awkyyard and rough. She had on old shoes before when she was tukbn away. ’ lie Also took a tolerably good mein’s sad dle, having one brass and one iron stirrup, with a crupper, and double girth, nndthe false skiit noar- ly as large as the pact; al^o, n,curf> bridle and sad dle blanket of the yellow stripe, sewed together. He is the same negro that has been advertised in the newspapers for some time past, and whilst ab sent, staid nearly three munlhs, or most of his time in the lower, part of Henry county in this' State, with Thomas King, juid was accompanied homo by H. M. Jackson oftho same neigoboriiood. And I understand whilst he was there, no disown- odroe and his own mime,iind professed to belong to cott Bird of Carroll county, whero he ainjed to get . and rf possible, find some whitjeman. bacf enough to carry him i>ff. He did once befiong to Scott Bird, and then to Lee Bird, of whum Lgot him. lie has some knowledge of the new coun ties, and I think wift aim to stay with some man of tho frontiers of this State. r A« , -bamtt, or some other Stale, that will indulge him in drinking, gambling and other such acts, if possible woTse, oi all which he is very fond- It is more than proba ble he is conducted off by some bad white man; if so, a reasonable reward will be given fi/r the thief as well us the negro. Any person who will deliver said ndgro to me, shall receive the above reward, and a reasonable compensation lor my inure, saddle, <Vc All reasonable expenses ( laid; or any intelliirenee of them will be thankful y received. It is more than probuble that he will ttvain disown rne and his own name. ,But he assured, I will not sell or convey my’title to lnm while absent, and airy thing to tlic contrary will be false. GEORGE L. BIRD. September 10—34—41 • PROPOSAL'S Fm publishing in the town of MtUedgeviHe-.'Ga. ( During: thr Session of the Legislature.) A daifV jVowtfpaper, to he called THE JOURNAL Of the Proceedings uf the Legislature uj Georgia, and ntSTitRY OF THE TIMES BT XME. D. 3, SLABS, OF MACON, (iA FOtt SALE. A comfortable two-story Dwellings with convenient out-houses and gut* den, at the upper end of Oglethorpe ' \ . street now in the occupancy of Copt.\ Geo. W. Dillard, in a healthy ana beautiful part of Columbus. Also, four Lots on Randolph and McIntosh streets. Nos. 503,504,505 and 506, enclosed with a good fence. On one of the lots is a small tene- ment, with a good garden, and the best water in Colufiibus, now in the occupancy of Dr. Fisher. Persons wishing to purchase these.lots will apply to Col. W. H. Harper or myself, who are agent* for the-owners. 1 Also^or Rent the ensuing year, and possession given immediately, the Dwefling-Honsc and Lots ntfjpining Col. Harper’s, on Randolph street.— This properly is handsomely improved, situated’ in a very pleasant part of the town, and has a well of excellent water rtn.it: The terms can be known by application lo tho subscriber: THUS. G. GORDON. Sept.27—20—8t M’INTOSH HALL THE above establishment is now open for the recoption of boarders and transient custom. The subscri ber pledges himself to spare no pains- nor expense to render cojnforlahle all who may favor him with a call. -.Ifis table and bar ore sup- idied with the besUho country eiifiords His sta bles -are-now,large and airy—bountifully furnish ed with good provender and attended by a faith ful and[experienced outlet. He Mters himself,, from his experience, to merit and reedre a respect able patronage ftoni a liberal public' Lots suitable for thq accommodation of drovers con be I ami shed. JOHN LOVE, ('olumhus, Deo. 10—-30—tf THE P£AZ(rT£RS 9 HOTEL, COLUMBUS, GA. IS now open for the reception ef Trc- 1B31HM v °H ers mid Boarders. The proprie tor pledges himself to use every ex ertion to render those comfortublo who may favor him with a call. Aug 1—J3—tf ELISHA TARVER. JACKSON HALL. THIS new, neat and commodious IWlftSM eslll bliPliment is now open for tho ** comfortable ontertoinment o( the tra-’ yeller. Private rooms handKomniy finished off fi>r families may bo had. Give us vn>i call on trial, and see how \vft,compare with our neighbors of the South. P.L. JACKSON. Fort Gaines, Aug. 11—14—tf .lit NEW HANDS. h Vjie apprize the public that w. 1 '! have recently taken possession of tin. well known public house tbe and thut *- HAMILTON HAL I the house is undergoing a coinple omplete I'm- isli, with lahre and convenient additions suitable/ f fJIHF. people oftieorgrii are much in want of a medium of intelligence which will prompt ly transmit to them the “ Proceedings” oftheir Legishiture. We are not only generally but in dividually concernod in all acts of legislation, be- cause these acts involve personal as well as polit ical rights, between which there exists a ihost in timate connexion. It is the interest then, ofeve- ry man in the community to be timely acquainted with the action of our rep resen ialivcs upon these rights. This is a desideratum—-to supply which the Journal is intended At (lie present we labor un der much inconvenience for the want of it. For near, and sometimes more than three mohths. nf- tor the expiration of the session, the laws of the State, with a few exceptions, are as a *• sealed hook” to the great mass ol the people; and fre quently such are the injurious eifocts produced by IJiih delay, that men have been known, who in o- bedionce to a preceding, have actually violated a subsequent law which had been reversed or modi fied-—not knowing that a new had been substitu ted for an old law In addition to tbe entire procecdivffs of the Leg islature, the Journal und History, will contain the general intelligence, offjie day, and its interest will bu increased by fu.it! if til reports of the‘trans act ions of the important Redress C invention pf Georgia, which contemplates sitting in Milledge- vfilo, the ensuing session.- The. debates in the Convention, ip? well as those in the Legislature, willhe regularly and correctly reported; lor which ^purpose arrangements are making whb a capable and experienced Htenographer. The Journal and history ol the time?, will, bn published daily, and the Legislative and Conven tional proceedings of each il»y laid in erttstitfO be fore the public on the subsequent morning, apd immediately transmitteo tonny part of the St&te to which tho paper may be oidered. The large und interesting muss of information which this publication will contain, and tho great expense which must be incurred to carry it into operation, will require a liberal patronage, and such a palronago the editor Gutters himself will be. extended to him. It is unnecessary to enlarge on the conven ience and important utility ofsuch a publication to members ofthe Legislature, in enabling' them to ascertain. measure to accommodate boarders und travellers. And without the flattering solicitations usual , we invito' our friends aud the public in general to give us f, call; feeling confident, llmt every convenient aujjj neceBsury attention will be vemlyred to uiuIgJ pleasant the time and situation of those who maj' avur us with their,culls. BARBXEV MARTIN, A, B DAWSON. Hamilton, April 1G—49U—4t FOR SAL.E. THE undersigned wishing to re move to CoIimhus^ offers for sale the ■ EAGLE TAVERN, in Hamilton It is a three story building, almost thoroughly finished inside in neat style, with a- bout ohe thousand dollars worth efnew furniture* purchased within the last six months. Annexed to it are the necessary eut-bmldrngs, all new »nd: newly painted, with a forme stable sixty feet tong. Tho terms and the time of payment which Wu undesigned will be able to ofier, which will be extended to any Reasonable length of tim^to 3u»? purchaseis, cahnot fliil to insute to an eulerpri- : sing, industrious puixihascr, a profitable return upon his investment. Also, may be had \vit4 th® premises, one or two good house servants. Vi\- less disposed of, the house will bo kept up under its present direction as formerly. , T T II. J. HARWELL. ' Hamilton, July 20—li—U‘ O’ The Georgia Journal will please insert this semi-monthly for three montiik, unless otlu*r wise directed, and forward their account to lnolfor pfiyihont.. HIWAWAY FROM the snksictibiir outlie night of the 27th Sept, u Negro follow ohout 30 years old; althougli o liriglit loulutte he p* sunhurnt to :i brown mulatto, about & feet 4 in ches high, bunch hair, stout nock, sonrretl about the nook and throat, weighing about 135 pounds. He was sold out of Jail iiir his lees in this place; under the name of Henry,,but his name formerly was Stopnv. He cun rend end no doubt write, und probably may clinnge Ins name, he will aim for Aligusta, Geo. no doubt. A liberal reward will hegivun. ABRAHAM MoG EE. Mnmeomory, Oct. 2. - 21-2t Drake Jail O N the 26th Sdpt. last, JOHN LOGAN, vvlm was committed fir horse-stealing, and ain immediately tlje precise stnie°of any j t00 ^ kirn a negro man by the name «»f Dave, in which they are interested nnd’to keep ! JjJ 10 belonged to a mau by the name of Price, of their constituents advised ol the progress of pub- county of this stnte. Said negro is about lie business, without the abstraction of, time arid > s ‘ x ^-‘ cl onc inch high, black complected, and Imd lj»eir special duties, expended in j a l J1r r* rR tint on ontuof Iris 'Mikles, which wuslnot \ letter writing. / < , | quqe well when he was broke out of Jail, lex/ Terms—The Journal and History ofthe Times poet Logan will try to sell the boy, or be will at- will be published daily with a lievV type, by ma-j ]>assasfree. Any person itpnrehending ’e liberally re- rlnjoen, to be expressly procured for the purpose, I J^gmi or tlie nogr'o,' will be “nil on good paper, snd will be pulto subscribers | warded. It is believed that loigan has made for at the piiceof Five Dollars per session, payable Alabama, where he may endeavor to leimiin on the reception dfXhe first number. Un 1 ' rtJ - **--■*- — 1 ILF Those to whom subscription lists ivifl be he has -some friends and confederates in that state. JAS. C. HOLLAND, Jailer. Colftmbus, Oct 6—21—3l sent aro respectfully usked to lend their exertions itrid influence to the undertaking, and to make a return of any subscribers which mtty be obtained, by the 10/A day of October. They are particularly requested to do so. that tjirt editor may be enabled to make the proper arrangements, nnd to furnish promptly the first numbers lo each subscriber. M. D. J. SLADE. Will continue to publish the Macon Advertiser. M heretofore; aud assures his patrons, am] tho says she .belongs to Mr. KcenVer,' iriimVint public tliat so lor from the interference or conflict count.y, :-li..«i. • • »/• •» Apprehended and Lodged in Jail in Colvinbtus, O N the 34 day of,this inst. two NEGROES, ono a hoy about eighteen or twenty years of age, yellow complected, spare mndo, who says ho belongs lo ti iiiuel Right of L’pson county.— The other a girb ehout fifteen years of age. who One Lot of Land, No. 17>, in the ,'itli district of *aid county. Levied ou as the proper ty of Christopher Dickie, lo satisfy two execu tions from a justices court in Richmond coun'y in tavorof Hightower Davia. One Lot of Laud, No. 63, in lie 1st district of said county. Levied on as the prop erty of John L. Wright to satisfy an execution Train Clark Snporior court in favor of John Riel, ardaoh vs. Harwell Avcock udrainistratoi of \\ tnjlkld J, Wright, jieceatefl, and John L. '•right security oa appeal One Lot, No. 35, in town of Newman, will, a two story framed dwelling liuuse thereon, levied oil as the property of Dennis Sullivan, lo satislv un excitation from Coweta Superior court Postponed Guardian's Sale. Georgia— Carroll County. TL®rHEREAS Rnciioel Bark. William Beall VV and Irwin Pollard has applied to me tor letters of administration on the estate of Callaway Built lato of said coanty deceased, these are thereforetociteaud admonish all and singular, r —.. the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be ty i f I loup.onthe 1st Tuesday in Novem- and appear at myoflice within the lime proscribed Iter next, one Lot ol Land, No. 98, in the 4th dis. ’ hy law to show cuuso, (if any they have ) why tnct ol said county. Also, on tho same day, at said letters slionld not be granted. Given under Meriwether nourt house Lot of Land No. 29, in ntv hand at office, this 2Ctli day of September the 2d district of formerly Troup now Meriwcth- 1632. WM. L. PARR c! o. o. er county; both sold as the property of Fmeline ! - ' King, orphan of latwis W. King, late of Morgan ■ SPU1V COTTON. ^^^ILLbo sold at Hie court-house in thucoun- county, deceased. WM. D- CONYERS. Guard. Aug. 1—1&—ftt j 4 Y T varihus numbers, just received from tbe I N W t Otlon Manufactory ut Athens, (Jen. and for sale by GEO. W. DILLINGHAM. y , u ‘ uuiiinei hiuum, The girl is black complected,full eve ol tho above pjihhcation with the interest and tolerably low, and by mime Aniy. The owners management Ql the Advertiser, that lie designs are requested to coaic and prove’ tli rir propel- and bdheves that tlmfornier will greatly improve I ty, pay charges and take them n'vuy. lho hitler. Hie Advertiser shall lack for none dfj JAS. C. HOLLAND, Jailer. that attention,winchitlie editor flatten himselfhaa Oct. G—21—3t entitled it to tlie kind and cheering patronage i which has been so liberally extended to it. The Advertiser will continue to be published weekly in the summer and tri-weekly in the win ter, at tho price of Five Dollars per annum, pay able in udv»"-. Y T HE subscriber would inform the citizens of Columbus, and others visiting this section Land and Hold Region Lislsofthc Drauine ' c ,°," ntr f‘ ,lmt *! B hlls i uflt °P en U'l his Livery In addition to the legislative and Conventional! blab,es on Crawford-strcet near the river, whero Prootwdings, the Journal will contain official re- c , ve,y arrangement li.ts been made to ateonmio- ports ofthe drawing ofthe Land and Gold Lotte- i Sf tel ? e P ubllc l ", hls !j“f 1,1 husioess,on tlie most ry Regions, which wi 11 commenoe. it is presumed I lber , tern ) s ’ «o will keep homes by the year, ., about the commencement of tlie sitting of the Lo- mnn,,, ’ " r ut 1,10 uusloinary rates, and tlioso gislatare. Should tlie Lottery, however, have cnlrastc<i 10 his care, shall receive tbe strictest at- commenced its draw,t^ previous to tliat p'eriod.! ,en .V 0 "' i, , , such days as may have drawn, will also be pub-! , - 1,e t ' vl11 a ™ k , oe f, *»***, carriage», gig,, su { liahed, so that individuals interested will have en- **“’ * e ' t0 .. re "J 1 ,he “ a y O' fur a longer period, tiro Lists from beginmng to end , on reasonable terms. r ’ — ! His liorses will be well trained nnd | runs of the establislui^cat. ! A f ri.2 a -f,0- em JOnNWIHTESiDE? -
