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MARSHAL'S TAX SALES.
Augt:gt
. at the
the
*T* be sold on the fi. t Tuesday
next, within the usual hot:r3 cf"
J&arket Honse. in Coiuuibus, Ai
tbllf wing property, : > wit:
3ix decanters, :.u1 .tc shaving* boxes, levied one?
th projitt: V of YVilln.m Wahien, to satisfy a tax ii fa
In fa-*.- tff the Mayor and Council vs Wiilr tn V* al-
dett. Property pi anted out i-v the defendant.
Oa^ljilf he; Tobacco..thirty pi?- ;3 brand-, and
thirty r';? Va sv.in.v ey. levied on as the property 1>'
0SWy I.ovvd.'tj, to sat fv a tax fi fa in favor of t.ie
Mayer and Council Henry Lorofeo. Property
putatcd oat by defendant.
Seven large cut cuis * decantrrs, five rmr-H acenn-
terr, tne lar—c olain decanter, one word cloox. ca't^
two }«r«e ch(n« pitchers. levied or n the property c.
Gtcrjre'w. Wav, to satisfy a rax fi fa in favor cd roe
Mayor and Conncil Vs George W. Way. Property
pcfofed rot by defendant. . r
One bar-telle table and bads, oro> ror. ting des*, four
Wee ere el 113 decanters, end ten large pWia deom-
feni, levied on r.s the property of e"tenses a. ajewis,
to satirfv a tax fi fa in furor cf the Mayor and Crorv
ciV vs Stephen S. Lewis. Property pointed oot ley
"Vvitt barrels of wine, thirty-five gsllor.3 exseb, c=e
barre* of wine, thirty-three guilt ns, o..e Lcz lobEcro,
e.!0 hundred na.i twenty ponods. levied on nr, the
oroaerty of Piflip Moore, to satisfe a tax fi fa in fo'-or
of the flavor and Council vs Philip Koore. Proper
ty pointed oat by defendant.
Part of lot number one hnnared trad sevsnty-firte,
in tiio city of Columbus, twenty feet frontioc en Breed
lire et. and rrr.iiug bach seventy fee; the pi are where
1’etor H Nolen now lives, levied on ts the property
of s-tid Nolen, to satisfy a tax fi fa i» favor of the
Meyor nr.d Councii v« said Nolen. Property pwcwa
Oiitby defendant.
N. M. C. ROBTNfiON. City M
el.
HAurtlS COUNTY.
-fTTILL be sold at the Court house door, 5a (he
YV town of Hamilton, between the nsnel Vvvrt e.
Sate, ou the first Tuesday in July next, tbs following
0"5 luuidrcd and thirty seres of land, TO ore CT ’or-.
the same being part of lor. nuinh"r or.c hand rod and
five, in the fourth district of formerly Troup, now
HarTis county, levied on as tho property of Jetties J .
Iloitna", by virtue of sundry fi fea issued from the
B20fo district, G. M. Samuel Hopkins vs James T.
Levy made and returned to me by a con-
Also, the following lands, to-wit: lot nftrnber fvnr
hffndred and five, ror.l fifty acres of lot number fhnr
hundred and f-*!r, and one hundred acres of lot num
ber three hnndred and ninety-throe, all in the 7Slst
district. G. M. levied on as the property of James
Woldin, by virtne of sundry fi fas issued from the
TRIst district G. M. court," David L. Adams vs James
Welti in, principal, and John W. S
LtTOy made and returned to me by a
June 2. C3- WILLIAM L. CANANT, d *Vff.
MARION COUNTY.
TT7II.i t e sold before tlie Court house door la
Vi Tazewell, ou the first Tuesday in July next,
between the usual hours of sale, the following proper
ty, to-v.‘it:
Two lots of land, numbers one hundred anti eighty-
sixi and one hundred and eiehty-seven. in the thirty-
second district of originally Lee." now V. .rion county,
whit improvement < thereon, levied on as the property
hr iongms to the estate cf ILfftls Jobnedp. now in the
possession of Wilham M. Johnson, executor tj'the
esute of soul deceased, to sat:: fv a fi ft issued from
the Superior Court of Marini;rri-.ijky, in thvi.rof Ih’n-
jandu C 'lll.'.r vs V: :*.m SI. Johnson, executor oi’foe
estate o. Harris Johnson.
Also, lot of land number thirtv-two, in the thirtieth
district of originally Lee, now Horton rcnnty,to satisfy |
a fi fa issued iVonj Crawford Superior Court, in favor j
of the e vute of John Pi Glover vs John P. Glover, Jr. j
sad Solomon rpirhuk.
AJ.tb, the interest of Enoch fitorv in and to lot of
brad number tv/r- hundred arid-five,"in the fifth district
c. origin illy Mas ogee, nov.- Marion county, 1 vied ou
■sibe property of Knock tier', to satisfy two ft fas is-
• - d from a Justice court of Murk n emuity. SextngS &
Tattle vs said Story, and TV. W*. Battle vs said Story.
) Lstvy made and returned to me L- a constable.
I Also, lot of land number one hundred and fifty-one,
in the foirty-firstdistrictof originally Lee, now Marion
county, levied an os the property of A. W. Robbie! t,
to satisfy a ii fa isened from the Superior Court of
said -onr-y. Llias Betdl vs A. W. Rot'inelt, William
H. Duke, end Zila Duke, his wife, security. Proper
ty pointed o-it by said Robinett.
Ai-:U, the interest of Jeremiah Wilc’ter in and to lots
of land nosr berB sixty, air' sixly-one. in the third rii.>
trint of originally fcnscnyce, now Marian comity,
levied en as the property of Jr-remiah Wucher, tosat-
irty a fi fit issued from Macon Inferior Court. James
Clark v« Pe- irti W-ndhan and Jeremiah Witcher.—
Property penned out b.v plaintiffs attorney.
A so. cci* 1 hundred and fif.v acre? of land, :t ng
the east ride of lot of lane, number two tins' red rud
rever-y-mo, in the fenrib clistrii-t of crifi'iidiy "Jus-
vom-e, rev Mirior. county, levied on r.s die prop err •
of t*emhro.r.ce Jor.'.Bi. to satisfy f.un-lry M fits issued
from n Justice erart cf Marion contrty, two in favor
ex frt’ reeoa Wiall vb said Jordan. Levy nmde audrcr
turtird by a couxtahie.
A Ire. lot of lend number rwo hundred and thirty,
is the fifih distvirt of oritrinally Muscogee, now Mari
on ccrunty. levied on as tTie property of John Harris,
to satisfy fora - fi fits issued from a Justice court of
fdvrieu eeurty. Thornes Griggs vs JohnGlesson, Hen
ry Glasson, end John H"rrisrendorsers. Levy tirade
G .S0HGIA, TROUP COUNTY. (Whereas
liowltuid W. lirdsca applies to me for letters ot
administration upon the tstalo of Richard Budsac,
late
of :V;3 Coeiiuv, deceased."
These are therefore to cite and admonish ell end
singular the kindred and creditors of eaid deceased,
to be aarl apnear at ii«y ofI:''e > within the tinie pre-
r rihed by ia^ r , then and th^re to shew caose, if any
they hn vc. v. hy f M letters shall not be granted.
Given und^r my hand at frflire, 2-">th Mav, 1S41.
June 2. 23-Tt WILEY WiLrSON, c c o.
F OUR IVjOMTIfe after date application will
made to the honorable the Inferior Cotirt ef I
ns county, while sittfcg for ordiaarv purposes, for I €
to sell all the land belonging- to the estate of Ja
Jones, dec’ct.late of Harris Cotmtv.
JOHN T.ClOOPERy Adx
May 3, ip 4
TALBOT COUNTY.
XTTTLh be sold on the first Tuesday in July next.
W within the legal hours of sale, before the Court
house door in the town of Talbolton, Talbot rrrruity,
ttjc following property, to wit:
Two negroos ; Patsev. n woman thirty years old,
s?vl Pophia. a girl nine years old, tosatiffy sundry sms 1 !
fi fas from a justice court of the 689th iiwriet, ft. K.
fhoimte Qtccc, p'ardian, vs Jackson Fhash. Levy
msne and returned to me by constable.
A Iso, Talliafcrro Hush’s interest in lot of land fifim-
ber nrr*' hundred and ninety-two. i-i the twenty-second
diartrJet of Taibot rounty, to satisfy H fas from n Jnstu e
ao/rrt of the 680th district, n. M. Asbury Burkes vv
Taliaferro Rush, and J. T. Lloyil. Levy made Mid
returned to mo by constable.
Al -o, one let of land number six*y nine, in fifreenth
district of Talbot county, to rutisfy one fi fa from c
.Tnstiec court cf the 876th district, G. id. Charges
r+mirh vr, SamuelGiiison. Levy made ond returned
to ran by constable.
Also, one house an l let containing fire acres, marc
or less, it b ?ing pari oflot number two hundred and
thirty-nine, in sixteenth diatrictoforiginally Muscogee,
r.-trr Talbot county, the pia^-e whereon John F. Burge
now re.?i \t>*. to saiisfy sundry small fi ' ir, from n Jns-
vec court ef the 683th district, G. M. Wiin'’ n V. '^1-
lin^fon vs John F. Burge, and Thomas Barge. Levy
made and returned tome by constable.
Also, one lot of land number ret known, in the sev-
rth di>n*iet of originally Muscogee, now Talbot
nown ar, the plaice whereon Janies Ferguson
bow resides, on the ro>id Ic ding from Tclbotton
r* fjobimbus, to satisfy one fi fit from Tolbet Superior
Oaurt, Gustavim Pv.-y mnis Jim os Ferga«on. Frc-
perfr pointed cut by pl dntifiTs attorney.
Also, one house ail lot in the town cf Talhofton,
known in plan of said town as hoi number twenty-rwo,
in square A. to sad sly sundry r-m ;1 fi fi«s from a Jus
tice court of the 635ih district, G. M. Travis Ilc.fi' vs
Francis lu. Lawrence . Low made and returned to
me by constable. THOMAS BUST IN, d ftii’fF.
At the same time and plr.ee, will Le sold,
N^ncy, about forty years old. Jacob, twemy-five
years old, Ju ly, six years old, Lncy, thirty-eight ye?it.
old, Miles, a boy, leu years old, John, ehrht years old.
PSr.ckney, four years ohl. Catharine, two years old.
and an infant four days old, levied od os the property
of George Buchanan, to s atisfy one execution from tho
Pupoiior Court cf Talbot coumv, James Dowdlc vs
Joseph Buchanan an t George Buchanan.
May 26-22- TTOMAS BUSTIN’, A ?h\T.
At the snrr.c time and place, will be sold,
One hundred and fifiv acres of land, In a part of
lot number thirteen, v.\ the eleventh distrh t of engru
ally 74uscogoe, row* Talbot comity, to satisfy sundry
small fi fas from a Justice court of the 885tb district,
G. M. John YJ. Seay vs F.^-u*#»r Bruce, James
Jlrc.ce, and Wiuiem Fierce. made and re
turned to roc by constable.
One half of I t of land number fifty-four, in the
twenty third district of originally Muscogee, now
Talbot county 11 satisfy three small fi fas from a Jns-
ri-e court of tl;o 655th district, G. M. HarrisoQ Pettis
end John Stinson vs Joshua Irwin. Levy made aud
returned to me by a constable.
The South half of lot of land No. one hundred
and sixty five, in the seventeenth district of Talbot
.cancty.. f<*> satisfy one siuhII fi fa from a Jmice’s Court
•of the 65- 3 :h district, G. V*. Charles Wood vs. Benjamin
W. Lamer. Levy made and returned to me by con
stable. June 2, 1841.
THOMAS nr.STIX, shff.
POSTPO^ET> MOTtTGAGR $Att.
At the same mace, o:i the first Tuesda3' in A n ffnst
next, will be sold one baronclie harness, one yoke of
oxen and cart, six h*a 1 of stock cattle, one fiTrv sa?*/
g:»3, r v J'* thrasher and fan. one iron chest, te «*t!»?Voic
njortpige fi r a Crj m Talbot Id fierier Court, Henry C.
MsCoy vs Joseph Bocfiamu.
THOMAS BUS TIN, d Sh*ff.
end returned to me by a
Al«o, Urty «cres cf land, more or less, it being the
Bortfi and vest pan of lot of lnirj number one hundred
end *rxty-throe, in tlie fifth district of originally Mus-
co^e, now Msrion countv, levied on cs the property
of'lL B. Hudgitw. to satisfy tliree fi fas issued from a
Justice court, rc favor of Gilnm Hicks, and others.—
Properrv pointed out by said Hicks, Levy made and
returned to me by a constable.
r09TPOrTKl> SALT.
At the same time and place will be sold the follow
ing property, to-wit:
One necro v.vrrnan by the name of Rhenr, cud her
uvo rMldren. levied on ns the property of John Mat*
thews, m satisfy sundry fi fas iss-iea from the i?uperior
end Inferior end Justice Courts of Marion county, in
favrr of .Tchn W. fieoy. and others vs eaid Matthews.
A’*o, lot of land ntimber twenty-six, in the fourth
district of orufiaally Mueciasrce, nov; Mr rion county,
levied on fa the property of Hardy K. Poole, to ‘satisfy
f*-o fi fas, one igshea from the Inferior Court of Marion
county, Js-rob G. Powers vs said Foole, the other
from die Superior Court of Newton county, David
Dickren vs Peyton Lane. Jeremiah G. Bishop, and II.
K. Poole, endorsers. Property pointed out by pl'ain-
tifii *s fittoimey,
A 1 *-", lot of land number four, in the fourth district
of oriririady luasrogee, now Marion county, levied on
as die property «$f Eli Hu.srzins, to satisfy a fi la issued
from too .1 cfitlrc Court of the six Immlred and 'forty-
' - ,: strier, G. M. Coveta county, 2. I.. XVittiek vr
F. Iingffins. Levy mado and returned by a constable
A No, lot of land number fifty three, in the thirty-first
d'strirt of originally Lee, n°w Marion county, levied
A n as the property of Richard McOe?, to scurfy two
u "f~s iFsu~d !rem n Justice Court in favor of Strange
and Battle, und ethers. Levy made and returned to
me by a constable.
Inue ?. YfTLLTAM TA&P*BOtTGIt, SVfF.
DMtSuSTRAT0 JIT) SALE.—Will be cold a:
Pheasant Hill, on the flrr»t Saturday in July next
el! tho household and \»rrhcn furniture belonging to
the estate of William Hall, la'-e of .Talbofcomity,
cecsed; rdso, one s:.nve and r set nf heme's maker’s
tr-ols, *.)lcl fur the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
•aid estate. Term* made known on the dar.
DICKSON CURE TON, Adm
Plotsant Hill, May 2f>. 22-td
A 1
A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Agreeably to an
JA. order of the Inferior Court of Sumter county,
when silting for ordinary purposes, will be sold on the
first Tuesday in August next, before the Court house
door in said county, !>f iween the usual hours of sale
all the negroes belonging to the estate of Charles II
oimmons, late cf said county, deceased, consisting of
two women and two children, being four negroes in
r.ii; sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
said deem sod. Terms Ca^b.
M-.v 5';.--22 tds WILLIAM SIMMONS. Adrr
A 1
order of the honorable Inferior Court of Coweta
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold
on t :* first Tuesday in August next, before the Court
bouse door in the town of Newman, lots of lau l num
bers one hundred , and one hundred nr.d one, in the fifth
district of Coweta county, sold as Lh* property of Ab
ner Johnson, late of caid county, deceased. Terr
on the day of sale. J. A B. SIMMS, AtLn’s.
iM.iy 3 A 21-tds
1 DMINLSTRATOR’S SALE.—Agreeable loan
/\ order cf the honorable Inferior Court of Troup
county, when siting as a court of ordinary, will be
sold before the court hnr.-e door in the town of La
Orange, on the first Tuesday in July next the following
property to wit":
A house and tract of land containing About
acres, one mile and a half west of Lagrange whereon
the Kev. John G. Likens, late of said county, resided.
AV» at the same time and place will be sold the
following named negroes: W esley about 23 years
old and his wile Charity, about 20 with her two chil
dren, the oldest about four years old the other about
one. S fd r.s the property of Rev. Joi n (♦. Likens.
lc*e .T • ■',[:[ county deceased; sold forth.© benefit of
heirs and creditors. Terms made known on the day
cf sale. JOSEPH WILSON, Adm.
If lay 3. 19 ids
TROUP
■yt-rlLLbe sold on f
1 EXECUTOR’S SALE.—In accordance with the
Li ix?4 will and test uncut of Abraham Rush. sen.,
liite of Tab euoTi: iv, deceased, wiii he sold r.t the
!r.*r * f said deceased, on Wednesday the
7-h ef J*:!r, r”i tbu per - .able prrperry belonging to
the estate of < d de.*. .,scd, con sis ting ot cattle, horses,
he-iFS, p:a:i‘r.iioR tools, two waggons, household and
kiichen Furniture, Ac. &c.
April 28,1A4D LEONARD Rggg> Ex’r.
w
COUNTY.
first Tnesdrty in Jtilv next,
before tbe Court liouse door in ib.e tre.-n of
LrOrsnp-. l’rocn county. bet\'-een the ur.tial liriirs o‘‘
sale, the iolioroing property, to-v. it:
Chie lot of lar.-.’i, ne.tuber risty-iirc. in the-fireont’a
riirtrirt of orfomalTy Ciirroll. now Troup oouiitv, lor-
ie.-i on ax the property of Jficli-itaa Baker, to xapefy a
f t« ifrue.l from Troup Superior Court, in favor of
John SlienlicrJ vs said Baker.
One ne^ro man nanie.i Charles, about iitrr ye-irif
old, and Saner, .1 women, about Cftr rears oi j, levied
nn -s ute property ef John C. Webb,"to satisfy a fi fa
from Troup Superb r Court, in favor of Jam,'.
|U. Thomason r 4 John C. Vv'ebb and G.een Vv. Hil
print.- ais, and Lovic
exaltation. Property pointed out bv L. I\ Woi.b
J “ n '' *- ‘ HENRY"FAVEH, Shi?.
At ° some time and place, will be sold,
Ore hundred ar.d twenty acres of land, a .part of) '.larch hi
1*0.5 U:,mi'cr. sixty, and sixty-one, lvinij in t!:c twelfth 1 -*—
rf^ri te-'T-cupco-n".-. levied on*as the property of 1 /^UOBGI SUhlTEB. COUNTY.—YJhereasD.i-
.. \ earey, to su y sun i v fi far. issu«n iTvnr* the j vT vid J. Tervm, administrator on the estate of Yfil-
d . 'c r. Courts of err,, comity, in favor e ' ?,ttw’ ’ J : liana ?.!. To.—in. late of lids cc-.uty, decoBEed, and
Prraent-in, an.: others, vs sai ; Vearey. Levy made • fan J. McCarter, adirrhustr^lriK on the estate of Jno
r.nd returned to me by a ' onstafcle. ' f 3. ' ejarter, deceased, v.-ho was'also administrator
ftegtff vroraaoby the name of tsmar. aboulltoorYYilliam M. Tervin,’nir.tiy with David
fo 'T years otd, levied on as the property t f William : J- Ttsryiu, r.->p*y to me for le : ; .- s of diamiasion from
5-r ■r'-.nt. to s ■ iy i ttndry ii fas issued from n Jus- | the admiuiatrsIron of said e *t,..c.
ri-e s Court o: said cotin'r, in fit- os of Giles S. 3 us- j These are there lure to cite and admonish all and
g «»• said Server at. Levy made r.r.d returned ia 1- slttgahT tl-e kiatlved *tid cVclirors.of said deceased, to
I he -a-duone-.r at my orr o, within the time prescrihed
ary dr range glo w. orr Aif g e—
Libel for Divorce, in Talbot Superior court.—It
r- p- ariiijr to the court that the defendant reside*-- nut
of tuish; :!e, it isihcrefore ordered. That said defend
ant apr’tr and answer tinto eaid cause at the next
term of thia court: and tint service he perfected on
Webb and G ecn W. Hill, i ^ ’^-P' i >*- ::: i: y he Colambas Eriqmrer once a
. Weft,, secritv no ,. ayo n “<"»* &Pr months before tfie next tom of said
• —* - - * 1 court.
The above and foregoing is 4 tr:l* street from the
minutes of Talbot superior court, March term. IJ11.
G. it. WYNN, Clerk.
(E. WorrilL) I<l Jm
s »".id Se*"'erp.l
is bv a constable.
Jur.a * £3-
A. B. GERANT, d Fb'tT.
MOHTOAOS SALKS.
' t tl c time place, <ra ' y ‘n August
next, between Uie usual hours of snh\ v. ill b® soil.
One negro boy by the name of Andy, abort fi iecn
ytn’-s eld, levied ou as the. property M S"ah tV'arlick,
to two mcrtgtge fi tks i*:..: .1 fro*.; Troup Infe
rior Court, in favor of Jacob Forney and Robert Al-
exen for. Property poic.ed out in ?ai i fi fas.
Or.e house and let on tlie south-east
by l&vr. then chdiheve to show cause, if a :y ihey have,
why shld lettersshoaidik*. be ^yar.ted.
Given rnder- y hand at of be. April 3:h, 1541.
April 1L 15rn ira EDMD. NUNN, c c o
rn BORGIA. MARION COUNTY. Yfhereas
yA A nihamel I\T. Helton applies for letters of dismis-
from the ar’n.irfistration cf the estate of Henry
Thomas, ]?te of ssid coanlv, dee d.
This is therefore to cite and admonish all ar.d sin-
er T knrjvm j gn.l-r the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to
G EORG IA. TROUP C CUN T Y. Wherea s
George I). Sharp applies to me- lor letters of ad-
ration upon tl;e estate of Elizabeth Glenn, late
of this cruruy, deceaseds"
Tiie. e are riierefore to cite end adrr.or.ish all end
singular the Lirulred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear atmyofiice, witliin the time ure-
~ :rib _ i by lav.-, then end there to shew cause, if eny
they have, v. r.y said letters shall not be granted.
Given under mv hand at office. 2-”.tli Mav. 1841.
June 2. 22 “t WILEY WILSON, c c o.
F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be
:ue to the honorable the Inferior Court of Ste
wart couch*, when sit: me for ordinarv purposes, for
leave to sdi one ne rro bnv. bv name EUick, belonging
to the minirs of Stephen Harris, deceased.
M ay 5 —19-4 m J OH N WE ST, Gn* rdian.
T^tOt A MONTHS after date, application will be
A. mad* to me cauorable the Inferior Court of 35hs-
jTIEORGIA, HARRIS COUNTY.—Whereas An-
der.-oTi T. Prather and Eliza E. Wells, appliesto
me for letters of administration on the estate ol Talia
ferro Weils, deceased.
These are therefore to cite nnd admonish all and
singular die kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at my <jfiice, within the time pre-
s* i*ibe 1 by inw, then and there to shew cause, if any
ih.ev b e, whv said letter?. slionM ret be granted.
June 2. 23-'t \VILL1AM JOHNSON. Clerk.
/'t EGIIGIA, TROUP COUNTY.—Whereas tx\-
V3 rius li. Lovelace and Jane Worthy, ayp’v to
ii'i for letters of adroinistratiou upon the e.-*‘ate ot Le
roy J. Worthy, late of said county, deceased.
‘Xh.c-e are therefore to cl:e and aJmpinsh all and
einrular die kindred and creditors cf said deceased, to
he and appear at my office, within the lime prescribed
by law, then and there to shew cause, it any exists,
why said letters shall not be granted.
Given ur-.'.e. mv hand at iiiuce, this If til Mav, 1841.
Jnr.c 2. 03-r>t WILEY' WILSON, c c n.
f * EOB.GIA, TIIO UP COUNTY.—Whereas Ben-
> ,..in : a I’. liobinson applic:'* to me for letter® of ad-
ministrat : on upon t’.** estate of Leroy J. Worthy, late
of this comity, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be sr.d appear at my office within the time prescri
bed by law, then and there to shew cause, if any they
have, why said letters shall not be granted.
Given nuder my hand at office, 25th May, 1841.
Jar.e 2. 23-5t WILEY WILSON, c c o.
C T BORGIA. HARRIS COUNTY.-
T George YV. E. Bedell applies to mo for letters of
dismission as administrator upon the estate of Pendle
ton T. Bedell, deceased.
These ere therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at my office within the time prescri
bed by law, then and there to show canse, if any they
have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at ofiice, this 20th of May,
18*41. WILLIAM JOHNSON, c c c.
May 26*22-mGm
. while sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to : ill the land and negroes beienrimr to the es
tate of Aissamder Mackey, late of said county, de-
ilav 5.
ZETHANIAH PARKER. Adm.
12 4m
TDOc-R ronths after date application will be made
A to tae honorable the Inferior Conrt of Lee coun
ty, wh:!e spue tor ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
the land belonging to the estate of Joseph Merchant,
late of sautconmy, deceased.
ROBERT G. FORD. Adm.
April 21j 1841. 17 4m
F OX R iv.nths rfter date application wiii be made
to the honorable the Inferior Court of Randolph
county, w; le sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to soli all tie lands bclcnging to foe estate of J ohn May-
rd, late if said countr, dec’ll.
JOHN B. GILBERT, adm.
AprdH IC-lm in right of his wife.
TDOLTi VIONIflfl atter date, application will be
A made to tlie honorable inferior court of Troup
county, wlen sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell all the lands belonging to the estate of Wash
ington Traylor, deceased. JORDAN TRAYLOR,
Troup CO. April ] 4 Exe< utor.
F OUR MONTHS a.Yer date application will be
made to the honowble tiio Inferior Courtof Troup
countv, when - ilting. for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell die real estate of 'William McLaughlin, late of
Troup county. cec’*i
JOSIAII T. YlcLAUGHLIN, Admr.
Troup co. Ann! 14. l6-4m
7.0OUR MONTHS after date aopficatioa will be
i nia< - e to the honorable the Inferior Court of Upson
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell ths personal and real estate of William Sillman.
late of said county, deceased.
D. L. TRAMELL, Exr.
April 7, 1841. lr>4m
G eorgia, Harris county.—whereas e.
G. Brown, executor oil the estate of R. E. Rich
ardson, dec’d. applies to me for letters of dismission
from said estate.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors cf said deceased,
to be and appenr at my offii r, within tile time prescrib
ed by law, to show cause if any exists, why said let
ters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, t]iis3rd dev of 'day,
1S4I. V/. JOHNSON,"c c o.
May 0, 10 mfim
f- I’r.OlW
I-'clix Leslie, Edininistr.inr.on the estate cf Wii-
fis Jrr»«, dec'd. applies to n-,e for letters of dismission
from said estate.
T;: *se am therefore to cite and admonish aril ard
singular the binured and creditors of said deceased,to
I * and appear ,:r my office, within foe time prescribed
by law, to show cause if any exists, why s: id letters,
should not !•» granted.
Given under my hand at office, this Prd dav of 'lax-,
18*41. 'W. JOHNSON,*c c o.~
19 tn.5m.
G EORGIA, LEE COUNTY.—Wlmreas Laban
Hargrove applies to me for letters dismissory
ftoiu the esmtS of John A kin.on, dee'd.
'I hose are therefore, to cite and admonish all and sin-
gtihr the ki.ndi ed and creditors of said deceased, to i e
and appearst toy office within the time prescribed by
law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters
should not lie granted.
Giv.-n nndermv han I r.t office, at f'iarksville, f.Iar-ii
9th. 1841. * ASHLEY PHILLIPS, c c o.
March 31. • l i-6m
G iSOROIA. RANDOLPH COUNTY.—In Equity
\ in Randolph Superior Court.—Major Stanley vs
Francis 5. Jackson, Benjamin C. Jackson and Harbert
H. Raney.—Bill for Discov ery, Relief and Injunction.
Whereas the defendants in"the above esse, reside
out of the lim'teof raid .'•tale. On motion.it is ordered
that service of the above BiiFbe perfected upon the
said defendants by publication of this Rale in some
public garotte of th's 8'tete, onec n month for four
ntotiths, and font the said defendants do appear and
answer on or before the first day of the next Term of
rai I cocrt.
At Chambers, Febrnsrv 19th, IS41.
Y'vSt. TAYLOR, j s c. 9 xv e.
February 24 (Major Ptanlcy.) fl rr.4m
G eorgia, sumter county.—whereas
Bryan .lertiignn, Administrator of M Ilia Jerni-
gnn, dec’d. applies tome for letters of dismission from
said administration.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors ot said deceased,
to be and appenr at my office within the tone prescribed
by law, and file their objections, if any, *> show: cause
why -aid letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this first dsv of
March, 18 41. * EDMUND NUNN, ec o.
March 10 11 mfim
G eorgia, troup county. whereas
Richurd A. Lane, Administrator upon the. estate
ot' James Park, late of said county, dec'd. applies to
me for letters of dismission.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the huidred and creditors of said deceased, to
be and appear at my office within the time prescribed
by law, to show cause, if any exist, why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under an hand at office, this 25th .Tannnry,
1840. * WILEY WILSON, c c o.
Jamtary 27 5 mfim
riY BORGIA, HARRIS COUNTY.—Whereas Al-
k J brrt V.'yche applies for letters of dismission as
administrator upon the estate of Henry Wyche, late of
said county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to
be and appear at n:y office within the time prescribed
by law, f her. and there to show cause if any they have,
why said letters shall not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 13tli January,
18-11. " JAMES BARR, deco.
January 29 4-mSjn
( 't BORGIA, HARRIS COUNTY.-Whereas John
7 YY. I’lctcher applies to me for letters of dismis
sion, as Guardian for the person and property ef Bas-
v.-eil L. Bankston, minor, of arid, countv.
These are therefore to cite and vdrr.'VOsh all and
singular the kindred sud creditors of said minor,
to So and nopear at my office within the time prescribed
by law, to •'new cause if any they have, why said let-
teis ^hculd Tint he granted.
£»iv*a tzndcf my hand at efure. this KM) J.armafv,
i*!T. JAMES BAUR, d c c o.“
January £0 4 mGm
TpOUR MONTHS after date, appljcuion will be
.8. made to the homrable the Inferior Coart of Tal
bot county, will’? siltir.j for onliuary purposes, for
leave to sell ore hundred acres oi l«nnd, lying in for
merly Mnsconce, cow Talbot county, being the east
_ amesll. Shorter supfies to :pe for letters of half of lot ntstr.oer cichb and also the oegrres Le-
di.xuiisrion from tlie adiniiuiiratitm of ui<S estate of j longing to foe c-.-tate of David Smith, deceased.
John Johnson, deceased: i Juno 9. f t-bn JOHN B. SolTH, Adm.
J~1 F,Oita IA.. :,IUCCOGZt OOUNTYL— Where
as Jn
jGYOI'R MONTHS after date, application will be
A made to tiie honorable the inferior court of Ran
dolph county, while sitting for ordiaarv purposes, for
leave to sell all the lands belonging to the estate of
Elizabeth Steer, late of Randolph county. <
JAliES STUBBS,Adm
March 31, J 441. (Jas. Buchanan) 14-4;
L. J. DAVIES
I S now receiving the most splendid
New Spring Goods, that he has
pleasure of offering to his Friends ar
among which, the following constitute a part:
Blue Black and Fancy Broad Cloths,-
Splendid Light Colored Summer Cassim'-res,
Silk Warp Cashmerctts and Drape de Ete,
Fig’d Gambroons, diderent colors;
Silk and Linen Drihiug,
Rich Striped and Cfccne Silks, new style,
reaper 1 r double width J3Tk Siikro, and Gro de Rhine,
Plaid Gros de Xt-ns. for Spring Dresses,
Black and blue black Bomb ixtr.es;
Le.iies Chene Shav. Is, and Embroidered Cravats,
Hich Thread Lace, and Edging and Inserting.
Swiss and Jtxonett Inserting and Edging,
Flin’d Bobinctt and Thilie Laces, rich Bl’k Lace
“ Y'eils,
Ladier Large Black and Colored Fillet Shawls,
liernani Shawls, Fancy Cravats, end Fillet Scarfs,
Rich French Muslins and Printed Lawns,
English and French Prints, Chene Patterns,
Mourning Muslins and Lawns, and hall Mourning
do do
Ladies Fillet Gloves ard Mitts, Embroidered and
Plain,
Mourning and Light Colored Plaid Ginghams, double
Rich Embroidered Muslin Mantillas, and Collars,
Black and Colored Italian Crapes,
Areopoliu Crape fer Bonnets and Wire Taste,
Swiss and Jaconett Muslin, striped and plain.
Linen Cambric. Irish Linen, and Long Lawn,
Bird Eye Diaper, Table Damask, and Napkins,
Ladies Silk and Cotton Koisery, Corsets, and Lacing,
Rich Cotton Fringe, and Furniture Ditnety, ftlar-
seiiles Skirts,
Black and Colored Net Silk Reticules, ICid Gloves,
Black and Colored,
Embroidered and Hemmed Stitched Ltnen Cambric
Handkerchiefs,
Gentlemen’s Silk, Linen, and Kid Gioves, Gum E-
lastie Suspenders,
Taylor's Ivory Spool Thread, Sewing Silks, assorted
Ladies superfine and plain ParasoHs, and Umbrellas,
and Shades.
Black Silk and Cotton Y'elvets. and Velvet Ribbons,
Rich Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Taffetees, assorted
colors,
Bleach and brown Sheeting and Shirting,
Georgia Nankeens,
Foun lation Lace, assorted Colors, for Ladies Bonnets,
Artificial Flowers. YYreaths. and Bunches,
Plain Lawns and Batto-art. assorted colors, for Bonnets,
Bonnet Reeds, Whale Bones, and Bonnet Wire,
Ladies Shell. Tucking, and Side Combe,
Horn and Tin do
Needles. Tins, Hooks and Eyes, Whale Bones for
Dresses and Oil Silk,
Ladies YVhite Satin and Kid Slippers, colored Gaiters,
GREAT
SALE OF APALACHICOLA
PROPERTY.
O N the 2d Monday in July next will be sold, In the
city of Columbus, all the property of the Frank
lin Land and ApalachicolaLot Company, consisting of
600 feet of wharfs in front of blocks C. and G.
5fi lots, improved and unimproved, in the city of
50 acres adjoining sai l town.
320 r.cres within force miles of said tovrii.
Terms made known by the Trustees ou the day of
sale, which will be withont n serve.
J. C. Yf AT-OX,
D. McDOUGALD,
J. S. CALIJOI X,
B. HEPBURN, Trustees,
Columbus, Ga,May 11, If41. 20tds
IRON AND NAILS.
4 f\ Tons of assorted Swedes Iren.
V7 3 do horse shoe do. 2 do. Bond do.
5 do. English Square do. 2 do. refiueddo-
150 Keg* Nails—for sale by
De*-,. o 5o tf ‘ r. McLaren.
IA OUR MONTHS after date, application will be
— made tlie honorable the Inferior court oi Lee
... . ^ ee
• siumg lor ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell the lands * 1 ‘ 1
son, dec’d.
March 31, 1B-H.
j belonginrr to the estate of John Atkin-
LABAN HARGROVE, Admr.
14-4m
F OL R MONTHS after date application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior court of Harris
county, while sluing for ordinary purposes, for leave
to seil a part of the land belonging to tlie estate of John
W. Mays, dec'd. of Harris county, f«r tho benefit of
the creditors cf said deceased.
MOSES JOZIES, Admr.
EHersIie, Harris co. March 31. 14 4m
]^OI R MOyTH.S after date application will be
JL made ti> tins honorable tlie inferior court of Heard
ccJuTiir, while du-Tn: for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sedlnt of land number twenfy-3even, in the twelfth
tbstrirt o- HeardceuTiiy.belon:’ !u*j to tiie estate of Jno.
L. Garrett, for tl'e benefit of the heirs and creditors.
ELIZABETH GARRETT. Ex’s.
March 31. \ l4-4m
TpOL-R MCMi'fXS after date, application will be
1 niade to the honorable the inferior court of Ran
dolph coaniy, vdjcn sitting for ordinary purposes, lor
leave to sell tie negroes belonging to the estate of
Hardy Stephenson, late of said county,d^eased,
SUSAN STEPHENSON, adufx..
Randolph co. March 24, 1341. 13-Im
'JY-OUR mottths afpr date, application will lie made
A to tho lioiiorable the inferior court of Troup coun
ty, sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell Jot of
land No. 90, in the seventh district, first seer.mi, dC
formerly Cherokee hut now Union county, belonging
to the OTjdmnsof Thomas flicks, dec’d. late of Green
county, for the benefit of said orphans.
\V. B. MALONE, Guar.
Troup co. March 3 10 4m
F OUR months after date, nppli *ation will be made
to the honorable the inferiorcourt of Harris coun
ty. when sitting as a conrt of ordinary, for leave to
sell the landed estate of Sarah H* ard, late of said
deceased. A. W. REDDING, Err.
Harris co. March 3 i;0 4m
JAOUR monf.lis afler date, application will be ma^e
V to the honorable the inferior court of Stewart
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the real estate of Joseph Powell, late of said
JACOB POWELL, Adm.
Fancy Soaps, and fine Perfumery, C. Ring’s Yerbena
Cream,
Wax, and Kid Dolls. See. &e.
be received at par for Goods.
April 28.
SMITH, BEATTIE & Co.
ATCTloy AND COMMISSION MKRCHANT3,
H AVE justreceived and offer at private sale,
10 bb!s. A. Brandy, 10 do Cider Brandy
60 bbls. A. Gin, 20 do. Holland Gin
40 do. N. Rum, 10 do.- rit. Croix Rum
75 do. rectified Rye Whiskey, a good article
10 do. Monongaliela Whiskey, do
100 Sacks Salt, 10 m. Cazadora’s Segars
5 m. Gift Segars, 5 m. Regalia LaUnion do
5 m. Regalia, 10 m. Canone’s Segars
10 bales Sheeting and Shirting, 5 case” Calicoes
1 box Ready-Made Clothing of superior cloths
and workmanship
G bsxes fashionable Bla'*k ITrv.3
1 do do Drab do.
3 doz. sealette and doth caps, of ail ei^cs
50 bbls. Genessee r anal Flour
Country merchants will be supplied with any of the
above troocls at a small percent, above N. York cost.
Auction Room, 2 doors below Columbus Bank.
January 07 •> tf
COFFEE, DOMESTICS ^ SEGARS
T,'OR sale by the suWribers, at their brick Ware-
Jl House, Front-Street.
300 bags Havana Green Coffee
80,000 prime Havna Segars
23 bales Domestic Goods, received direct from
manufacturers. HALL, R.CSE Go.
March 31. U-tf
county, dec’d.
Stewart co. Varci 3
10 4m
■JPOUR MOlTTHS afi*r date, application will be
T made to the hotorable the inferior court of Meri
wether county, whes silting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to aril south lnlf of lot of Isnd No. 13f> and 39
acres N. E. corner rf lot 2^0. 119, all in the 9th Hist,
originally Troup nnv Meriwether county, to be sold
lor the benefit of the orphans of Thomas Coker.
PRECIOUS COKER, Guar.
Greenville, Feb. 0 7 4m
F Cint mouths afer date, application will be made
to the honorable the inferior court of Harris
county, wh.cn siltin’ for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell all tlie lands n Harris county, belonging to the
estate of Thomas Saddler, late of said county, dec’d.
THOS, M. BURFORD,
JAMES G. COTTON,
Harris Co. Feb. If 7 4mpd
{DOUR MONTHS after date application will be
J? made to tlie honorable the Inferior Court of Tal
bot county, when sitting for ordinary
leave to sell the negroc belonging
Abraham Rn«h, re?,.
April SS, 1841
LEONARD RUSH, Ex’r.
TAOUR MONTHS after date, application xvill be
_L made to the ionomhle the Inferior Court of ,'tlus-
cevee county, w’ien sitting aa a court cf ordinary, for
leave to sell foe land belonging to tlie estate of Ran
dolph Paine, lateof said county, deceased.
May 12.—20-Im T. BLANCHARD, Adm.
'TjlO 1 '!! MONTHS after date, application will be
A. made to fo-honorable the Inferior Conrt of Lae
countv, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sol! the estate of John J. G. Av. F. M. Smith, de
ceased, minor hair of Jordan Smith, deceased, con
sisting of land and necrees.
TEMPERANCE SMITH, Guardian.
.May 12.
I HOUR MONTHS afterdate, application will be
1 made to the honorable tie InferiorCourt of Troup
county, when silling fir ordinary purposes, for leave
to seii a portion ef the real and personal property be
longing to the estate of E. C. Alford, deceased.
L. ALFORD,
June 9. 2!-4u A. E. COX, AJm3.
These are therefore to cite and admotltsti all an.I 1 ■
>RS AND CREDITORS.
U. U:;;:U; :: . : r‘:Yhi":! JfSS^Sbtedtofoe e. c. ai-
law, then and th
v.riy said leT*crs shall not be trrnnte.l.
Given under my hand at o^i.-e, December 2? 1840.
Dec 30 1-mfim N. McLESTER, c c o.
I h r' hiu ** P r e * cribed by j ^aecMScd,' will please make
...ci c.te.e to shew cause, it anv they have, 1£>rn r 7 J .. ;■ „ ;:i r.
letters shall not be munte.l. ‘ " having amends against it, "Hip
the- nave, why sr.id letters shauld cot issue.
Given under ut hand at office, iu T«.ew-il FeR.
ury 17. lPtl ' BURTON W. DOWD, c c o.'
Februarv24 Q nmv.
f.-5 the tavern !br;n<Vy , N.uh-n T. U- -i dappear at mv ri;v c
nr.d the adjacent lots, known ks ol? numbers one . by law. then nvid there to file their eibcetior.?
in sguare B, and five in square E, and part of lot *'— — . .. *' - -» 1
autnber two, in square B, and lot number twenrv-sev-
*• in the town commons of LaUrange, ievied'os ns
the property of Joseph M. Cooper, to s.fofv orx-
tnong&ge h fa issued Ir v.n Treup Superior Cooiu
fi- vor of WiUiam H. JIcKlerov tb said Cooper
rropertv p'jl .r i ou: in said fi fa.
June 2. 23- A. B. GERMANY, d Sh'ff.
P OSTPONED SALE.—Y/iU l-e sold at the Court
house in LaGrangc, Troup county, cn foe first
Tuesday in July, between foe usual hours erf sale, oee
st»re house and lot number four, in Li jck four, levied
m as foe property of L. Gahagan, to *atisfy cue nut
fi f. vs L. Gauagaa. WILLIAM SIALPASro. d s.
May Sfi. *g-td.
LEE MORTGAGE SALE.
IT rtlLf. be sold at the court house in Sic.-ksvil'e.
\\ Leecounty, on the first Tuesday in Joly cozu
b-tween the usual hours ot s'.ie, the foliewu g negroes-
l*> wit:
Deny, o man about twenty five y -irs old, Candice,
a woman a bool twenty-four tears oid, mid her six cliii-
dten, Ithody, a woman about forty-five years oid, and
Torn, fct-r san, about eleven years old ; also, Sally, a
weir.au about thirty y ears old, Richmond, her son,
- about fourteen years old. Queen Ann, her daughter,
four yeurs old, aud Berryan. a boy one year old. levied
NF/Vr GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
GREENWOOD, SLATON ^ CO.
ATE Just received a fresh suppl- of S^rin-r
Fi Gof-de, anu'rvT vvalch may be foand C
Diirn fiTMi colored bisliop lawns ; pri.ated muslins, nf
aud prices; Trench prints, chenic pat-
f - ydtxid ffmch“.ms ; ]?laid ai:tl figured silks: cazliy,
red cc.’oreJ ; black bombasine; bl k and brown
drap. Genoii crape; summer cloths, as ort* d
; Ktiek, white, pbik. and 1 ue Italian crape; Itt-ie.
cr.Io-^; splendid sunmi-v casskueres aud resi-
: embroidered nits and c~: eiik and contm
howry ; MUSXETOE NETTING ;
hsrdvrare and cut’erv ; licts. boots, suoeu, fcc. aR of
which ib< v o.Ter for sole at fair prices.
O air tab ns.. April I-i I Of
«^TOLl:N from ti-e subscriber, c»n t: e night of the
i ^ dr>t iastmt, in Cchimbns, a small sorrel mare,
with h bb.ze i\- e, Ion£- mans and tail, one or two v. hue
feet, blind in the right eye, racks well, twelve or four-,
teen years old, had on a new Spanish saddle, new
doubled rein bridle, anti an old marlingai. Al per
who shall give information concerning the above
G eorgia, starion count Y.—v.-5mrc as .fa
I:a Ann Mcutgomery, formerly Jn’.la Ann Ton-
don, r.pp:ies to me for letters dismusorv on the esu,-.-
ot Thomas S. Tondce, deceased.
There ore therefore to cite and admonish all m:d
rm-n‘.ar the kijidred and creditors of said deceased, to
I - •>.: ! appear at my office Within die time pceaerihed
• If #hexv can?e if any they have, why saffi l et -
ters 5 mu’d not he granted. *
1 :'" C-T ' ff'-rtr my hand at nffice this 'lay 5fo, IS-'-'
May 12—20 6.*n BURTON W. DOM'D, c c o. '
of the law.
June 9. 24
payment;, and those
present them in tern^
h. ALFORD,
A.. 3-. COX, Ad ms.
T^TOTICE TO DEBTORS
G-v--^ C ? 0E2 COUNTY.—Whereas
to me r ° r Otters of
— ?' ,ne aifemtastraaoa of Tandy Glace’s
. These are therefore to cite and admonish all cnl
snguljtt the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to
be m i appear at my office withra the time D vese-i >e.l
by ,aw, 10 Me their objections, if ar.--. to **iior cn*,.
why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my baud at office, Jan. 6, 3P41.
, N. Me LESTER, c e o.
^^^PUPKIlD c^ditors.
U persons indebted to tlie ertatff 2f Nat.. ^
H. Harris. Luc of the county of l iuscoqee, deceases,
are notified tQ ubike innauiLsie pnymsst ; and those
having claims, to p_re«or<t them duly caiheaticated,
within the fifiie,prcscribed bv Ia*v.
Jws Z A. H. FLEWELLgg, AJm.
T^OUR MONTHS after date, application will be
.f made, to the honor 1 le tlie tniorior Court of
Troup county, a Idle sill:: . tor or*Hilary purposes.- for
leave to sell all foe real estate belonging to James SI.
'meaty late of Trcmn couittv. deceased.
A. \Y. FERGUSON,
June 2. 25-4u BERRY B. I.YLES, Adm’s*.
CARBONATED, OR SODA WATER.
ft IHE subscriber has this day put his Fount in op-
j. eration, and wiii ba prepared at alt times throngh
the season, to furnish pure Carbonated, cr Soda Wa-
ter, to his customers.
BENJAMIN WALKER. Druggist,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, Broad st.
April 23 18-tf
Warm springs;
MERIWETHER COUNTY', GA.
T HE subscriber having purchased this we!) known
establishment, will open his house early in June
for the reception of visitors. He declines giving tna
nv details of fair promises, of what he intends to do
for those who may cal! upon him, but simply adds—
Call! and if you arc not pleased, it shall be no fault of
his.
To those who are in pursuit of PT.E tsrjRK, call! His
Ball Room will be lighted up every evening; and good
musicians will at all times be in attendance.
To those who are in pursuit of HEALTH, call! like-,
wise: good rooms and cabins shall be in abundance
and the invalid can be as retired as necessary’. I deem
It entirely unnecessary to say any thing in rodation te the
Bath, suffice it to say, there is none equal to it in the
United States. I shall not enumerate tny charges here,
but will be as reasonable as possible, atthe same time
they will be sufficiently high to ensure a good table
and good attention. In short, every attention that is
necessary, and every comfort that can bo rendered to
his visitors shall be his constant endeavor.
SEYMOUR R. BONNER.
P. S. I intend to lay off a few lots and dispose of
them to such as will improve them in twelve months.—-
To those who may wish to purchase, call on ms or my
agent Mr. Jonathan Niles one or the ; other will at. all
times be at foe springs to point out the lots and prices.
S. It. B.
The Macon Messenger, Southern Recorder. Stand
ard of Union, and Alabama Journal, will publish this
weekly until the 1st of August, and forward their ac
counts to me at Columbus, Georgia. S. R. B.
April 21, 1841.17.taugx
G E OR GIA E PiSCO PAL INS T IT U T E,
KOTPKLIER SPRINGS, M05P0E COUSTV,
T HE Institute, incorporated at the last session of
the Legislature of Georgia, for the education of
boys upon Christian principles, and in conformity to
the. doctrines and usages of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the United States, is now open for the re
ception of students, at Montpelier Springs, Monroe
county.
The education, which it is the purpose of the Epis
copal Church of Georgia to offer through thislnstitute
to parents and guardians, will be such as to prepare
their sous for entrance to the various Colleges and
Theological Seminaries ot the United States. Ail the
branches of a sound English Education. Greek, Latin,
Drawing and M usie will be thoroughly taught, while
strict religious discipline will be maintained in the In-
6titute.
As we should prefer a few pupils strictly trained
upon foe principles which we think prnp**r as Chris
tians to adopt, to a multitude not under proper restraint,
it is our request that ao child shall be sent to the In
stitute, whose parents are not willing to sustain the
discipline and practices of the school. It will only
subject the teachers to the painful necessity of imme
diate dismissal.
Until a meetinn of the Trustees of the Institute can
be held. we can Jo no more than give a general view
of the conduct and terms of tlie school. It has been
placed under the m -agementof the Iler.Chas.Fay,
late of the Diocese - i Vermont, whose experience in
the conduct of a religious school gives us just reason
for hope that it will be successful carried on. He
will be assisted by his wife, who was trained by her
father, the present Bishop cf Vermont, for the very
purpose of consecrating her gifts to the glory of God
through Chris. I in edneati *1. Mr. Samuel Howard
Fay, late of Savannah, will superintend all tlie tem
poral concerns of trc Institute.
The session will continue, probably, through ten
. - - of the year, throwing out such months as w»ll
mon-u -Vildren to return home without risk to
fhei^health. ' The ^use wiiI act exceed two hun-
l .fifty dollars per for c T. e , r * th l°S>
Dll. SAN KEY
O FFUIxS for sale his DWELLING and LOT in
Columbus, on which are, beside the necessary
buildings for family uses, two Oiiiees, convenient to
business. Persons ex ;mining the same, will find it
centrally situate i as to business street, the court house,
post cilice, churches. Ac.
Columbus,. May U. 21eow3m
FOR SALE
\_ county, Alabama, thirty miie.3 from CoIumhu p .
Georgia, and live miles north of the Stage road to
Montgomery, about two huifdred acres cleared, good
Gin house, Gin, and Co ton screw, and it'd other cab-
necessary. The iand is level, well watered, and
fertile as any m Few Alabama. Terms will be
made to suit purchase is, as I am anxious to emigrate
Apply to the subscriber on the premises,
tie 9. 24-eow fiin-SlO. WILLIAM ELLIS.
F1FT Y DOL L A RS R E WA I ID.
R AN AWAY from the subscribers on the 15th of
, March last, two negro boys. Hiram and Edmund.
Hiram is about six feet, two or three inches high,
twenty-two or twenty-three years old, and is a black
smith by trade. Edmund u about five feet three or
four inches high, twenty-one years old, has a very dc-
testible countenance when interrogated. They have
a free pass from Wiseman Baker. The above reward
will be given for said negroes delivered to us in Ma
rion county, or confined m any convenient jail, so that
v.e may obtain them. BENJAMIN STORY,
June 2. 22-3t-pd MALEKIAH JOSEY.
Apalachicola Journal please publish one time, anil
charge this cilice £1,00.
STRAYED
F ROM the subscriber, in Girard, Alabama, on the
6th February, a bay HORSE, four years eld, in
tolerable order, lias no marks that I distinctly recollect,
except a spot on one of his hind legs that has no hair
on it, occasioned by a cancer, nearly as large as the
palm nf a person’s hand. I think he hae-a small spot
in his face, though not certain. He lias a tolerable
heavy mane and tail. I think it likely he has marie his
xvay to Talbot county, where he was brought from
Any information respecting him will he thankfully re
reived ; or any person returning the horse to myself,
or Ezekiel Smith, near Talbotton, Talbot conntv, will
be liberally rewarded. MILTON J. TARVER.
March 24,1S41. 13-tf
GROCERIES.
T sYM still continuing to sell Groceries at my (bramr
± stand, opposite foe Planter, an 1 Mechanics’ Bauk
I consider myselt permanently settled, and will keep
constantly on hand, i general assortment of such minds
usually kept in my line. I resneetfullv incite country
merchants, and the public generally, m call and ex
amine ray stock, which consists in part, of
1000 Sacks - dt. 3000 gall’s mulasses. 100 sacks Cuba
cofee, 50 sacks Rio coffee, 10 sacks Java coffee, 20
barrels N O sugar. 3 ldid’s Porto Rico sugar. 30 b’x's
tobacco, 5 barrels copperas, 10 tons iron assorted, cast
and German steel, band and hoop iron, 50 kegs nails,
ru-tmrs, an .; iron and waggon boxes. 100 pairs tracu
chains, 2 dr z. tea kettles, 25 kegs best ritie powder
it~v.i ana shot. IC*J.bills N O rent’d whiskey, 20 bbls
Mouon’a whichev, 30 bids N E rum, 30 bbls India
Point and N Y gin. 25 bbls An.’n brandy. 10 bbls ci
der brandy, 10 bills apple vinegar, 2 bbls almonds, 2
hml pipes Otard ami Seignette brandy, 2 half pipes
Holld gin, Madonna, Sicily. Madeira", Port. Tener'e,
muscat, ami Mal’a wines, rose, peppermint, and cin-
nanion cordials, lemon syrup, aud raisins, spice, pop
per. and ginger, Havana and Florida cigars, 20 bbls
tram oil. lamp mid linseed oils, sperm candles, window
g.a.-s. white lead, and putty, crockery ware, brown
sheeting and shirting. 1 ;:m also agent for the fcicull
Shoals manufacturing company, and keep constantly
on hand a general assortment of varn and cotton er-
doburgs, which is a very superior article, all of which
1 wi! 1 sell low for cash. H. \V. NANCE.
Jane 2, 1341. o 3 . Jt
look OUT. LADIES!
TX-ST RECEI, EU, a large assortment of the latest
•* style of China. Crockery and Glass ware. There*
is nothing like tlie first choice. Call at Preston’s cor
ner. GREENWOOD & SLATON. 4Gtf
BOOK KEEPING.
T IIE Subscriber proposes to teach a limited mtra-
her of Young Y en, the art of Book Keeniua
practically, in Single anil Double Entry. He is fieri
runs, that those who wish to avail themselves of this
opportunity, should make it known cs early ns possible
Terms moderate. JNO. LLOYD, j
At Yonge A Beall's Ware-House.-
fliny 5. jo ri
ll ATS AND CAPS.
J UST received at foe sign of die Large Hat,
Gent's, black anilurab Russia Hats
M “ “ Beaver “
“ Leghorn Ilats. Children’s Leghorns.
Bovs Fancy and Palm Leaf Hats,
YVhere may also he found a general assortment of
F-sta and Caps. Purchasers are respectfully invited
to call and examine. J. T. EPP1NGBR A Co.
Col am bus. March 10 11 tf
(t\V INNETT INSTITUTE.
fTIHE annual examination of the Students in this-
JL t Institute, will take place on Wednesday foe 23d
ol Jnne. and on Thursday the 24th. There" will b«
an exhibition consisting of the usual exercises. The
public are invited to attend.
The second Trrra of the present vear, in this In
stitute, will commence on Monday, the 19th of Joly#
Tne rates Ur Board and Tuition as heretofore.
JAMES C. PATTERSON, Tr
June 2.
G eorgia, sumter county.—Sumter in
ferior Court, sitting for Ordinary Purposes, March
Term, 1841.—It appearing to the Court, upon the pe
tition of Robert N. McLaifr; that Philip Troy, Late of
said county, deceased, did; when living, execute a
bond to him, the said Robert N. McLain, conditioned
to make titles to lot of land number thirteen, in the
twenty-seventh district of formerly Lee now Sumter
county and State aforesaid, and tlie condition of the
bond has been fully complied with, and iheeakl Philip
Troy, late of said county, has lied without exccutinr
a title in conformity to the said bond, and tho said
Robert N. McLain haying made application to the
Court to direct the administrators on the est-ate of the
said Philip II toy, late of said county, deceased, to
make titles to said lot of land as specified in the said
bond: All persons, therefore, are hereby notified of
such application, and that as the next term of this
Court, after the publication of this notice three months,
in conformity to the statute in sv.rh cases made and
provided, John Pennington and Nancy Troy, adminis
trators on the estate of Philip Trey, deceased, will be
directed to make titles to*bo said Robert N. McLain,
agreeably to die bond, unless cause be shown to die
True extract from the minutes. CJ of March, 1841.
EDM/D. NUNN. cco.
March 24. 13-3m
THE IiBALnll OE GiLfoAD, AHD HEAL-
INO ART.
DR. vr. W. SCOTT’S BOTANIC PHARMACY.
A T iir3t God instructed man in the simple method of
1 jL curing diseases by diet and die plams of the field,
«»d while he continued in this practice, his disease?
were light and soon removed ; then have faith and use
the remedies directed by the great lam, hbrrrelf: "For
die days ehall come, eaifh the Lord, when there shall
be nothing to hurt, or sickness to an nov. The earth
shall have health andpe-ve, and the child die an hun
dred yeirsold. The leaves of tiie tree shall be for
medicine, and for bruises and sen’s.*’ What mere car.
lie said to encourage the articled, to peek alorfe in the
vegetable kingdom for remedies to cure their diseases.
Deity has placed upon earth remodi: 3 for the maladies
of man. Some lonely weed, trampled in the earth,
might cure a disease that Hl3 baiHed die wisdom of all
the schools, which is daily proved beyond contradic
tion. Where is the philanthropist, who would not re
joice in the power and efficacy of his remedies, and
his heart swell v/itli gratitude, both towards God and
man, when he is able, by a few simple plants, to battle
disease in a thousand forms? It is altogether incon
sistent with philosophy, reason. commonSense, and the
wisdom and goodness of Deity, to believe for a mo
ment, that there is not a remedy for every cliscaje the
human family is subject to.
[dF 9 All afflicted pers* who desire to bo r-storori
to health, (the greatest of all earthlv blessings,) can fieri
tlie subscriber in Newton county, Georgia, one mile
from iiie Reach Stone Shoals, oh fourth river, who*
studied under old Dr. Benjamin Williams, two years
and nine months, where lie will select am! nrepare, and
compound in the best manner, at his Botanic Riiarmncy,
medicines exactly to suit their diseases, though they
mav be of many years standing, attended by n dozen
different doctors, and called bv many different names,
&e. YVILIriAM YV. SCOTT.
The Southern Recorder, Macon Messenger, and
Columbus Enquirer, will please insert the afiovu four
times monthly, and forward their accounts to Oat Ilsit
P. O. for payment.
May 5. 19-m4t
tired
■•'ness will be fur-
TVyOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS,
ii —: ”
-All per«^i3 indebted
i ol Mariwetiier
A BARGAIN.
|pOR sals, my plantation in Macon county, Ala-
A baaai. about thirty-eight miles from i,
re tl e old Federal read) and about tW milk wort
oi Oi*J 1 or: Cambridge, where Baraa Ivev now IKe-
consisting of six hundred and eighty acres, about two
second crop on
l * j-Kire 1 cleared—this the s
Coftstart spring water r.i the
e property of .Alexxnder Shot well, to satisfy a : s0 that I get all ,r a part, and especially the thief, shall
e n ta issued trom the Inferior Court of Bibb be well raid for it. THOMAS J, flAXD.
me Coaunoxt ial Bauk at Macon vs said A^ex- Columbus, June 9. 24-1 ui
p lLv£
Property pointed out in Said mort-
‘ DY’SON, d Sti ff
15,000
3ul.x
POUNDS OF BACON
for sale, bv
H. \V NANCE. '
23 3t
TT'OUIvD. between Columbus and mv house,
A tnne since, a silver watch, which "the
have by applying to the subscriber a: his
sixteen miles from Columbus, ou the road leading t
Talbotton.. JAMES MEACHA.U.
June 2. r.- s fee S4.50. 24 2t
croji on tiie oldest,
p-antation, and good
foe dwelKun*.
. Bu na Ivey, and Major SJ. YV. Perry,
to the subscriber on the premises.
Batnbridge, Ala. E.
Juae2.
•Apply
EY’ANS CROCKER.
1 nnn SACI >- S « !t * 100 bbls Rectified YVhiskev
1 UUU 20 hhds N. O. Sugar, 100 bbls Molasses
Foi lsale by J. ROSSEAU.
March 40 ' it hr
20 pieces g
HALE, RUSE ic Cm,
^ tf
to the estate, of Willis
J cites, lute-of Mbriweiiier count;*, deceised, are re-
quired toma-:ermuediatepayment; and those liavinn-
denia&us againsi said estate, are requested to present
them, m tern^ of the law.
, r WADE II. JOXES,
Mnyge. 22-Tt JAMES M. JONES, Ex’rs.
\T0TICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
i ,~ AU K-i^T! 3 ‘"debted to the Estate of William
Hah, late nt T^bot county, deceased, are revested
to ?na»e immeiate payment, and Uiose having de
against slid estate, will present them duly at-
a charge, excep.
V and
in terms cf the law.
DICKSON CUKETON, Adm.
Hill, Mav 12.
^ T ° r , I ,F E TG DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
AX—All persots indebted to David Go!fohtlv. de
ceased, are herd y required to make immediate pav-
ment: pud those having demands against the estate
are notified to present them for settlement, according
lo fe"' v - YV. S. CHIIPLEY. Adm.
3)a J J - 19-71
Feb. 16
NOTICE.
it is done, all i
> will be put in suit.
YVM. B. B HILL IPS. *
nished to the stndent3 at con.,
sarily changed. TherewiU.be no ox
for medical'attendance in serious cases.
Drawing will be taught as a part of die education or
the school. Each student will be expo-tea to carry
with him four table and four toilet napkins. Every
thing else will lie-found.
The whole establishment will be under the super-
vis: f tl- e Bishi > of the iDincese.cf Georgia for the
time being, assisted by the advice of twelve Trustees,
selected from the Laity of the Church.
It is almost unnecessary to say any thing relative to
the spot which has been liberally, presented to us for
the location of our school. It is famous for iu remark
able healthiness and its beauty of position.
Any farther information respecting this school may
he had by addressing S. Ii. Fay. Esq. post master, at
Montpelier riprinrs. Monrce countv. Georgia.
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Jr.,
Bishop of the Diocese of Georgia.
March 31. 15-11. 14-3m
B ROUGHT TO JAIL, in Tazewell, Marion go.
Ga. on the 11th inst. a negro fellow, about tweaty-
oue years old, dark complected, weighs about one
hundred and sixty pounds, about five feet ten or eleven
inches high, says his name is Sebron, and belongs to
Thomas Dixon, of Stewart county. He had in his
possession a pass, written with a pencil, and signed by
The . D.::oa- The owner is requested to come for
ward and comply with the law, and take him away.
THOS. J. PARKE R,jaile"r.
Ta7' v "-» 11. Jan 20, 4S41 -fif
LUMBER FOR SALE.
B ILLS for Lumber, left with Elisha T;
sent to me al \VatkiH r # Mill?, will receive
eceive prompt
PARNELL.
6 \ T
NIX BITTERS.
rpHE CAUbfi OF BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
1 AND A MODE OF CURE.—A well regulated
and proportionate quantity of bile upon the stomach is
always requisite for the promotion of sound health—it
stimulates digestion, and keeps the intestinal canal free
from all obstructions. On tiie inferior suff ice of the
liver is a peculiar bladder, in which the bile is first
preserved, being forked by the liver fi m the blood.
Thence it passes intd tne stomach and intestines, and
regulates the indigestion. Thus we see when there is
a deficiency of bile, die body is constant
On the other hand,' an overabundan e of bile,
frequent nausea in the stomach; and often promotes
very severe attacks of disease, which sometimes end
in death.
Fevers are alwayi preceded by symtoms of a dis
ordered stomach; as are also scrofulous disorders,
and all sympathetic (functional, organic or febrile dis
eases. From the same cause, the natural and healthy
act! ,n of tho heart, aid the whole vascular system is
imr- red and reduced teiow its natural rtar.dard; as
exhibited in palpitations, languid pulse, torpors of the
limbs, syncope, tuid even death irseli', in consequence
of an overabundance of a peculiar offlensivc substance
to tlie digestive organs.
The approach of bii ous diseases is at pH times at
tended by decided symtoms of ar. ousting diseased
state of the stomach ard bov/els; i e with those rigo3
which are known to point out their contents to be of a
morbid irritating nature ; but whenever the alimentary
canal happens to be loaded with irritating matter, some
derangement of the healthy operation, either of the
general system, or of some particular organ of tlie body
is the certain result; and when this state happens to
be united with any oilier symptoms of disease, its ef
fects are always tlwreby much aggravated. The pro
gress of organic oU-i .action iiwur.en so rapid as scarce
ly to admit of time for the application of such aid as is
to be offered by art, yet, in. general, the premonitory
symptoms of gastric load are perceptible lbr a day or
two previous to the feverish paroxysm a period, when
• the roost efficacious assistance may Le given, by un-
I loa-A "" ^ Stomach and alimentary canal of its : rr;iat-
' ingcontents, and &W reducing foa susceptibility of
d«sa? , w.. -■ - - TRE MEbJBUxES should always
MOFFATo _ bilious e'ttitrbwts; aud
be taken m tne earlv
if perservedin stricuy according w . le UiiecUon ^ -
positively efTei't a cure.
The mineral medicines often prescrihcd'm these !
diseases, although they may etfect a temporary cure,
at die same time create an unhealthy state of the blood,
and consequently tend to promote a return of tlie very
disease v. Iiich they are employed to cure. It is then
by the use of purgatives, exclusively formed of vege
table compounds, why ::,po.c.es?- : ng v/itlfn them elves
no deleterious agencies, which decomj osition, coi,dv :n -
a don, or alteration can deve’ope or bring into acticr;
and therefore capable of producing r.o efte . save f C
which is desired—dint a safe remedy is found.
The L; FE PIoLSand FHCENIX BITTER5
have proved to be the most happy intheir effects ir
cases of bilious diseases, of any purely vegetable pre
paration ever offered to the public. If the stomach is
foul, they cleanse it by exciting it to throw oil its cor-
tents if not, foev pass "to foe duodenum without excit
ing vomiting nr nausea in the stomach ; stimulating tie
neighboring viscera, as the liver and pancras, so as to
produce a more copious flow of their secretions into
the intestines, stimulating foe exlialent capillaries,
terminating in foe inner coat, whilst an increased .‘low
of foe useless particles of the body, foreign matters, or
retained secretions, are completely discharged.
For sale wholesale and retail bv foe proprietor,
WILLIAM B. MOFFAT. 37.7 Broadway—to whom
allletters relative to foe Medicines or orders innst be
directed. Also for sale at tho drug store of
Jan I,’341. U-y YV’AKE A POND.
G eorgia, stewart county.—Tb. peti
tion of John Lunsford re-pertfully showeth, That
the lale Jefferson J. Lamar, deceased, in his liforimo
did make and execute a certain bend, for titles to one-
James S. Lunsford (bearing date October 7tli, 1837.V
in and to lot number one hundred and eight, in the*
twenty-fifth district of originally Lee now St swart
county, which said bond wits by "tho on id James 3. for
a valuable considration, indorsed to ronr petitioner, by
indorsement dated October 21st. 1640, as will mere-
fully appear by said bond for titles hereunto annexed.
And your petitioner further sheweth. That tiie said
Jefferson J., although he bad received the full consid
eration for said lot of land, departed this life withonS
having performed the obligations nf the said bond by
makftut titles to said land to vour petitioner, the indor
see o: the Bame. Tour petitioner, therefore, pray»>
that an order do pass this Court, ordering and directing
Thomas R. Lamar and Abner McGee,"the executors
of the estala of the said Jefferson J., by or during tho
session of the next term of this Court, to matte to year
petitionergorrri and sufficient lawful titlrs to said lot of
land, agreeably to the requisitions of said Deed ; and
that this Court do give, by publication in on® of foe-
public gazettes, and at the public places of the county,
three months’ notice of this application; and that th®
said exe-utors, at the Court to be held at the nevtt»i-m r •
will bo directed by said Court to make titles agreeably
to the obligations of said bond hereunto annexed.
And your petitioner will every pray, Ac.
Joa.v LiTsporro.
_ A true extract from the minutes of the Court of Or
dinary oi' said county, loth March. IP41.
March 24.
M. GRESHAM, to o.
T O HARBERT H. RAINEY.—Take notice, that '
I shall apply at tho next Superior Court to ho held
in and for tne county of Randolph, on the first Monday
in August next, then aud there to hare a writ of dower
granted me by the said court, to hare my dower as
signed mo in foe following lands, te wit: lots of lauds'
Nos. 317 aud 325, 8th dictrlcc of originally Lee novr
Randolph county. IRENA OLIVER.
Danville. April 14'. (.1. tv. c.) 19 3m
CROCK FORD.
T HIS distinguished Stallion will make foe present
season in tho neighborhood of LaGrange, Troup
county, Georgia. It m only necessary to say ho was.
sired by Pacific, full brother to Bertrand, a-it of ®
unnaii by YY ilkes Muriersi'n. (tSe dam oi" Betsy Bat»-
mnn by Tiinoleon) and is full brother to the renowned
ra< a horse, Chesterfield. Particulars in hand Mils in'
a few Jays. J. G- ANDERSON.
February 17 8 tf
GUSSET A CHIEF,
VX7"ILL stand the present season at my reside acey
t f Cusscfa Old Town, 8 miles below Coltimbae,.
and be let to mares at 530 the. season or $50 to insure
a nmre to be in foal. Good" arrangements are made-
for keeping mores in separate rye lots, with fine 9
of water running through form. They will be
37 j cents per day. Ev*ry car? taken fo preveBt acci- ’
dents, but not responsible should any occur.
Cusseta Chief ia a baaatifu! chcsnut, 5 feet 9 inches
high, .*) years old thi? spring, with a star an<i one whit*'
hind foot, vrith line form ami action. He wa3 got by
CoL Wm. II. Johnson’s Andrew, out of Virago; she
by Wildar.% and tracing back to the best crosses in
Virginia. The racing career of Cuf»reta Chief, wa**
abort but brilliant. In the spring of 1839, ho won tho*
colt stake for two years olds at Colwnibus. bt *tinc Mr.
Samuel Bonron's Chetteau Margaux colt, and Dr.
( arne’s Nihil by Andrew. In tho fall of 1835?, he iror
thr* colt sweepstake, 2 mile heats, for 3 years old, a*
Holumbns, beating General Scott’s Westwind, hr
Chatteau Margaux. Three days afterwnrda, ho woo
the 4 mile day in 3 l»*»ate, heating Mr. Thomas’ Atta-
kanns. by Luzborongh. Tho spring afterwards, in
tra 'feu? at Rarnn, he strained oro of his fore Iecdore,
in consequence of which, he has not been trained '
since. JOKJf WOOLFOLK.
March 3 16 tf
THE THOHOLGH BRED IIOR90
GOLIAD,
(Full brother lo Port Boy,}
7ILL stand the ensuing season at the following *
V V places, in .Stewart county :—John D. Twin
Mills, Florence, and a? Mr. Lowe’s on the road from
Florence to Lumpkin, and will he let la m. res fcr fif»
teen dollars the season, due the 25th December next p-
twenty-five dollars for insurance, to he due when th*
mare is ascertained to be in foal. All possible car®'
will be taken to prevent accidents, but no liability m
any case. Mares will bo kept and fed on »r.-a»n a*
612 per month. A. K. AYERC^enl.
Columt’.s, Ga. March 3, 1841.
PEDIGREE.—I hereby certify that the i
horse sold by Messrs. Blythe A. Watson to Mr
Hare, of Petersburg, Vo. wr*«» got hy the
race horse, Henry ; his dam Garland, by Duroc; hie
grandam, young Damsel, by Uaniltonian; his grea%*
grandatn *.vr*s iV/ilier s Dameel, the dam of American-
Eclipse, ns may te seen in Skinner's Turf Register;
and is fall brother to tlie celebrated race horse. Port
Bov, of Lon<j Island. Dade’s Neck. Queen’s county,
N. Y. May 24. 1833. JOHN VICOYD.
V/e certify that tlie above mentioned iron-^ray
horse, as described and delivered to Mr. Abraham
Buford, of Brunswick, V t. is the same horse certified
by Mr. Vicoyd, of New York. Given under our ho*d&
at Fittfeburg, Va..this 20th day of October, 1 Ws&.
O. P. HARE,
March 3 lOrim THOS M. BUFORD,
O LDRIDGF/S BALM OF COLUMBIA, FOA
THE HAIR.—Its positive qualities are as fed-
lov.'s
1st—For infant’s keeping the heSTi free from scurf
and causing a luxuriant growth of hair.
2d—For Indies after cliild-birtli, restoring the skin
to it original strength and firmness, and preventing
the falling' out of the hair.
3d—For any person recovering from any debility
the same effect is produced.
4th—If used in infancy t*!l a good growth is started,
it may be preserved by attention to tlo latest period of
life.
r ■ 'i fi-*'c-, tie l:Cii:l from :!:inrtr*:tT. stren^tnen tha
5ti, ty •—slfoam! vty*:r to the cirrulatitm, and
room,*•„ -k«n^n| color and getting-ray.
prevents tne n«- t . [Q cw _ j-HUUluUv'
the tm..
Cth—It causes rh
ap in it over night.
. . .. , , * ' ' rnarte svituont ifi*
, rtsofortestonot should evert*.. -or.tracted
7th—Children who have by any means .i v
vermia in tiie head, are immediately ant! pertet^.
cured of them by its use. It is infallible. For sale aX
foe Drag store of COMSTOCK A Co.
Number 2, Fletelier-street. N. T.
And at the store of B. WALKER^
Janttarvfi 2 6:x Colafobtis, Ga. '
RA IN'A WAY
TTHfOM the sttbr-riber on the 12tH in3t. his negro
j_ boy CALY’IN. He is abort 22 years-of age, t>
feet 10 inches high, rather ot a yellow complexion,
had on when be went away striped cotton pantaloon#,
blue cloth coat, much worn, two vests and an old whit's*
fur hat—he is a very sprightly boy, speaks quirk asst
usually smiles when spoken to. It’ is probable he
may be in company with a boy belonging to Mr. Alex
ander. and may have a pass. I think he will endeavor
m go to North Carolina, as lie was brought from that
A reasonable rewar*! will be paid for his
mm: m jail or for his delivery to me near Lo..„„«
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