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MARSHAL'S TAX SALES.
ILJ. lie sold Oil the fir»t TacstLjf in August
7 V ii»*t. witWn tile usual hour*
.arket lipesrs* in Columbus, Musvo,
illuwing prt>|*-..y, jo wit:
Six ieenntcrs. am] five xluvuig lew
!jc property of Wiltiam Wnldcn^to
in Ijaor of tlrn Mayor ami C
deu. Property j> . ntr.l mtt I
One-htW ke^ of Trtbsren.
t!ii*fc cnlliirK whiskey, Wie
Kcary Bowden. to
Mat «r and ' Cmr-i
pointed oni bjdelt
ealo, nl the
mu'y* th*
lie
a, levied oil as
iti.l v n ms li fn
William AVal-
the (iOlV’11'1 tulL
il v eillqna brandy, hud
«n as the property of
I ft f,i in fiver >ii in*
y Lowden. Property
fed
tors. one lari’*' plait
itvo largo chioi pit*
George W. Way. It
Mayor and Council
nt.ntp'i nut tiy *"
Ote bajraicll
UffQ cut V.
irfnuicr*. tiv
inter,
email dcrariir
1 elork «ml
levied n:i as Urn property of
, satisfy a tax li fa in favor M the
vs George W. Way. Ptaipertjr
defendant,
p mblrt rtfhi balls, imr
decMiU»rs» nmJ ten It
writinir«h
pJi
sk.four
ilrcHU-
tlirt M«r
-p!»e
is
S. V
Mid CoUU
i gallons cn«di, one
. one box tobacco,
levied on «i* the
vunx fit:
MAS ION COUNTY.
*T'T7'ltsli bo »*ti)d before the (jnltrt liOlH*6 Hoot 1 lft
\V on the tirti Tuu**fov in July ue*b
between the usual btntnrof pule, the following proper
ty, m*witt
Two loti of 1*m»J. numbers o*te hundred and elglny*
six, Qild one hundred and t'lH^y-seven, in the thirty-
see*»ml fHsti'iet. ol t»i initially Lee. now Mftriou cntility,
with tti:ptiiveinents tliercon. levied rm as llirt property
belonging to the cptme of llittri-* Jobtif»eit, tlow i« the
posfiepelo'n of Will win M. JoiniMin, executor ol the
estate ol wild *U v<?n-.><1, m satisfy « fi fn issued from
the Snoerior Court of Mr inu cm itty» in ftrorof lfoii-
Jamui toll tor Vs Williluti M. Johitson, executor of the
estate of Harris Johnson.
Also, lot oi land number thirty two, in the thirtieth
ilLtrut oforiuinnlly Lee, now Marion comity* to satisfy
a ft fa issued from (Yntoford Superior Court. in favor
of the estate bfjohti P. (J lover vs John P. Glover,Jr.
and Solottnm BpirlucU.
Also. the teletext of Enoch Btory in nod to tot of
lnn»l number two hundred and fire, in the fifth district
of originally Musiwgee. nmv Marion county, levied on
ns the property of Ktmch Ptorv, to satisfy two fi h*s is
sued from a Justice court of Marion county, Ptrauge A
Battle vs ^nid Story, mid W. W. Battle \s said Story.
Levy made and returned to me by n constable.
Also, lot of land ntimber ime hundred uml fifty one,
m the thirty-first district nf originally l.ee, now Marion
county, levied on ns the property of A. W. UobinetL
■■ftiiMi
ten, lericl on ns Ibe prop
to satisfy a tax li fa In favor . ,
ril r« H:-pbrn «. Lewie, rmperij p>nH«-rl out by
defend ant.
Two barrel* of wine,
ofwiae, thim th
nm Jnr'drrd and twenti
and Council vs Philip Moore. Proper- : to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of
tv notated ont by defendant. ,
P^pt c»r lot timuh'tr one hundred and seventy-five,
feet fronting ert Bread v
x- foet,tho place where ! Also, the interest rtf Jeremiah Wilcher in and to lots
ed on as the property : of land numbers sixty, and sixty-one, in the third dis-
li fa in favor of the tvict of originally Muscogee, now Marion county,
eft. Property pointed ■ levied on as the property of Jeremiah Wdcl.er, tosat-
i isfy a fi fa issued fron Macon Inferior Court* James
Clark vs Reuben Wimihnn and Jeremiah Wilcher.—
? Property point'd dm by plaimilPs attorney.
Also, one hundred end fifty acres rtf land, it being
In the ! the east side rtf lot of 1 nd number two hundred and
tn rdiv of Calumhn*,
stT'Ot, tfod vnuuing l»a«'k
Peter 0 Kolen now liv*
of m»M Kolen. to satisfy
Wkvnr and Conne.il vb si
mitbr defendant.
N. M. C. R(>BlX?OX, City Hatvhal
id county, Klias Beall vs A. W. llobiuett, William
II. Duke, and Ziia Duke, his wife, security. Proper
ty nointexl out by said Kobinett.
C 1EOHGIA, tEOXfp COttKTV.“-Whereaa
f HrtWland W, Hudson applies to me fi»r letters of
adinitiistration upoti the? estute of Jiichard Hudson,
lute Of ihig ummty , deceased.
Tlieae am therefore to cite and admonish all and
iWtller the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to he and appear at my office* within tho time pre
scribed hr law, then and there to shew cause, if any
Uirty hathp, why said loiters shall tint be granted,
(liven under mv hand at office, 2. r »fh May, 1841.
June 2. 23-ot WILEY WILSON, c c o*
( GEORGIA,
X Oet»rgp
TROUP COTTNTY. WheTeas
ge D. Bliarp applies to me for letters of ad
ministration upon the estate of Blizubeth Glenn, late
of this county, deceased.
These am therefore to cite and admonish oil and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear nt my office, within the time pre
scribed by law, then and there to shew cause, if any
they hove, why sai l letter* shall not be granted.
Given under mv hand nt fiffire, S?")fh Mnv. 1841.
June 2. 23-M ' WILEY WILSON, c e n.
C 'l EOHGrIA, HARRIS COUNTY.—Whereas Ate
J dersoit Y. Prather and Eliza E. Wells, appliestn
me for letters of administration on the estate of Talia
ferro Wtiffs, deceased.
hose are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at niy office, within the time pre
scribed by law, then and tl ere to shew cause, if any
they have, why said ‘letters should not be Granted,
June 2. 23-5t WILLIAM JOHNSON, Clerk.
Nc
HARRIS COUNTY
eb the first Tue
i of i
i Jnlv nex
pnt\-rwo, in tl:
s of land, more or less.
■*er one hundred arid
formerly Troup, now
■ property of James T.
sued from the
x-a James T.
me by a eon*
fi fn
1 Hop
LLM.
hv virt
>al, and John W. Sim
[ returned to me by * eotistnbie
WILLIAM T.. C A X AN T. A «Vff.
v , frturib district or rti ;ginally Mus-
the following 1 rogre, now Marion County, levh'd on ns the property
1 of Metnbranre Jordan, to satisfy sundry fi fns issued
from n Justice court of Marion county, two in favor
of Solomon W;dl vs said Jordan. Levy made and re
turned by a constable.
Also, ini of land number two hundred and thirty,
in the fifth district of originally Muscogee, now Mari
on county. levied on as the property of John Harris,
rton- | (o satisfy forjr fi fas issued from a Justice cortrt of
; Marion county. Thomns Griggs vs John Glnsson. Hen-
t finmber four . rv Glasson, and John Harris, endorsers. Levy made
lot tr mber four ‘ ^nd relumed to me hv n constable,
acres <>l lot nnm- j Also, forty acres rtf land, more or less, it being the
a!l in the T^lst north and cast part of lot of land number one hundred
peuv of James ! and sixiy-thrce. in the fifth district of originally Mus
as issued from the | ,*ogee f now Marion county, levied on as the property
L. Adams vs James ; >f R. R. Hudgins, to satisfy three fi fas issued from a
ns. security•— \ Justice court, in favor of Gilum Hicks, and others.—
j Pmpcrtv peintrd out by said Hicks* Levy made and
veturnea to me hv ft constable.
vit:
piv
cfore the
next.
rosTroNKP 5X1 r.
At the same time r.nd place will l»e sold the follow
ing property, it :
TalbfA conna- j nP f ro ^*cnnn by the name of Rheny, and her
v * * j two children, levied on as the pn*rorty of John Mat-
^ t . ihews. to satisfy sundry ti fas issued from the Superior
and Inferior and Justice llourls of Marion eowuty, in
TALBOT COUNTY.
'V'T TILL he sold on the first Tuesday in July
Y\ within the legal hours ot s
house door in the town ot Talbo
the following properly, to wit:
Two negroes; Patsev. a wtwnan thirty
^rtphia, a co'l ‘U71c \«• nrso».i. .osaiiM\ s... >. » ^ John W, Svav. and others vs said Martin
h « !rom. J.i^H-e «».noi the ^ *; j Alxo, U of 5«..| m.'.obor tvs™.
Thorn.* Green, cwdn,,. v* J ; v kson K .^h. Lrvi I of ( ^ tBv Mll
rfl«d non,- 11^.- « «¥ proponv offing
ber one hi ndred and ninety-two. tn the twenty second
district of Talhoi countv, to ^atisly li fas from a Justice, , r x . »% >
oo,,r. of.hr «*■.!, d;.<rrU a. M. Asbarr Burk-, r, ^iiix-nor Court ol Now,on o..«-„v, IW
Txliafprro Bn,h. and J. V. Llovd. Levy made .nd £**»■ Ts 1 C \ «■
remra-d to me bv etmMnble. | K. Poole, endorser.. Properly pomic.l on. by plain-
Alw, one lot oi' land number sixty nine, in fifteenth uil s "ttorney.
district of Talbot countf, to rati sly one fi ia from .
J,.sfc, conn of the ’Tod. district. G. M. Charles •>[ wipnaMySluacoAe. now Manor
smith rs SamnedGibson. Levy made and returned j a* *e property of fid, Hi®.®. to aalisTy a I. la iasno,
i , tn -. i- t^m the Jusuce Court of the six hmidvcd and forty
10 M e ,o%Te n honse and lot containing five acres, more gxthdistrict, « M. Coweta county. K. L. Wittick v
• cat Huggins. Levy made and returned by o constable,
the fourth
now Marion county,
Poole, to satisfy
two fi fas. one issued from the Inferior Court of Marion
t'tmnrv, James G. Powers vs said Poole, the oil
Also, tot of land number four, in the fourth district
'.ountv. levied on
orlcss.it being part of lot number two hundred and
thirtv-nine. in rixteenth district of originally Muscogee,
now Talbot county, the place whereon John F. Burge
now resides, to satisfy sundry small fi fas from a Jus
tice court of the th district. G. M. WiPiam B. EJ-
liactofi vs John F. Burge, and Thomas Burge. Levy
made and returned tome by constable.
Also, one lot of land number not known, in the sev
enteenth district of oriffinally Muscogee, now Talbot
ebnr.ty, known as the place whereon James Ferguson
imv resides, on the Stage road leadingfifom Talbottrn
o Columbus, to satisfy one fi fa from Talbot Superior
Court, Gustav us Swymins vs Jim** Ferguson. Pro
perty pointed out by plaimitFs attorney.
Also, one house and lot in the town of Talbott on.
known in plan of said town as lot number twenty-rwo,
piare A. to satisfy sundry small fi fas from a Jus
court of the 685th district, G. M. Travi.3 Hnff v«
in sqc
tice court .
Francis M. Lawrencp. Levy made end returned to
me by constable. THOMAS BUSTIN, d Miff.
At the same-time r.nd place, will be sold,
Nancy, about forty years old, Jacob, twenty-five
years oi«L Judy, six years old, Lucy, thiriv-eightyears
old. Miles, a boy, Lon years old, John, eight years old.
Pinckney, four years old, Catharine, two years old.
and an infant lour days old, levied on as the property
of George Buchanan, to satisfy one execution from die
Superior Court of Talbot county, James Dowdle vs
Joseph Buchanan and George Buchanan.
May 2G-22- THOMAS BUS TIN, cl ShhT.
At the same time and place, will be sold,
One hundred and fifty acres-of laud, being a part of
lot number thirteen, in the eleventh district of origin
oily Muscogee, now Talbot county, to satisfy sundry
small fi fas from a Justice court of the 888th disn icr,
G. M. Job*. \Y. Seay vs Sj>encer Bruce, James
Brace, and William Pierce. Levy made ftnd re
turned to me by constable.
One half of lot of land number fifty-four, in the
twenty-third district of originally Muscogee, now
Talbot county, to satisfy three small fi fas from a Jus
tice court of the 685th district, G. M. Harrison Pettis
and John Stinson vs Joshua Irwin. Levy made and
returned to me by a constable.
The South half of lot of land-No. one hundred
r.nd sixty five, in the seventeenth district of Talbot
cocr.ty, to satisfy one small fi fa from n Jurice’e G<i^rt
of the 6? >h district, G. \\. Charles Wood va. Benjamin
W. Lanier. Levy made and returned to me by con
stable. June 2, 18.11.
THOMAS BUS TIN, sliff.
ro6irn||Ki> xi out gage svt.e.
At the seme place* on the first Tuesday in August
next, will be soid one barouche harness, one yoke of
oxen and curt, six head of stock cattle, one fifty saw
gin, one thrasher and far., one iron chest, to satisfy one
mortgage fi fa from Talbot Inferior Court. Henry C.
McCoy vs Joseph Buchanan.
THOMAS fcUSTIN, d Slfff.
Afto, lot of land number fifty three, in the thirty-first
district of originally Lee, now Marion county, levied
on r.s the pronern* of Richard McGee, to satisfy two
fi fas issued from a Justice Court in favor of Strange
and Battle, and others. Levy made and returned to
me by a constable.
June 2. WILLIAM YARBROUGH. Sh’fb
* DMINiSTRATOli S SALE.—Will be sold at
jfX Pleasant Hill, on the first Saturday in July next,
all the household nhd kitchen furniture belonging to
the estate of William Hall, late of Talbot county, de
ceased; also, one stave and a set of harness maker's
tools, sold for the benefit of the heirs aud creditors of
said estate. Terms ramie known on the dnv.
DICKSON CUBE TON, Adm.
Pleasant Hill, -May 26. 22-tds
i d eo:
U cii
:ius U. Lovelace and Jane Worthy, apply to
me for letters of administration upon the estate of Le
roy J. Worthy, lute of said countv, deceusrd.
These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to
be ami appear nt my office, within the time prescribed
by law. then and there to shew cause, if any exists,
why said letters shall not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 29th Mav, 1841.
June 23-5t WILEY WILSON, c c o.
GEORGIA, THO UP COUNTY.—Whereas lien
a
\J jamiu P. Robinson Applies to me tor letters of ad-
F OUR MONTHS after date application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior Court ef Har
ris county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
ti> sell oil the land belonging to the estate of James
Jones, dec'd. late of Harris County.
JOHN T. COOPER, Adm.
May .19 4ui
F IOUR MONTH? after date, applicatie
made to the honorable the Inferior O01
tion will be
»uit of Ste
wart county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell one negro boy, by name El lick, belonging
to the minors of Stephen Harris, deceased.
May 5 —09-401 JOHN WEST, Guardian.
Tj'OUH. MONTHS after date, application will be
J? made to dm honorable the Inferior Court of Mus
cogee county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell the land and negroes belonging to the es
tate of Alexander Mackev, late of said countv, de
ceased. ZEPHAN1AH PARKER, Adm.
May b. 19-4m
TT^OUR months after date application will be made
X 1 to the honorable the Inferior Court of Lee coun
ty, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
the land belonging to the estate of Joseph Merchant,
late of said countv, deceased.
ROBERT G. FORD, Adm.
April 21, 1841. 17 4m
1 7^OUR months after date application will be made
to die honorable the Inferior Court of Randolph
county, while sittimr for ordinary^ purposes, lor leave
to sell all the lands belonging to the estate of John May
nard, late of said countv, dec’d.
JOHN B. GILBERT, adm.
April 14 16-Ini in right of his wife.
FAOUR MONTHS after date, application will be,
X made to the honorable inferior court of Troup
made to the honorable inferior court of Troup
county, when 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 14 Executor.
V
'OUR MONTHS .after date application will be
ministration upon the estate of Leroy J. Worthy, late
of this county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at. my office withiu the time prescri
bed by law, then and there to shew cause, if any they
have, why said letters shall not be granted.
Given under my band at office, 25th Mnv, 1841.
June 2. 23-5t WILEY WILSON, coo.
{ i BORGIA, HARRIS COUNTY Whereas
U George \\\ K.
Bedell applies to me for letters of
dismission as mlmiuiatrntor upon the estate of Pendle
ton T. Bedell, deceased.
These mo therefore to cite and admonish nil and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to bo and appear at my office within tho time prescri
bed by law, then and there to show cause, if any they
have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under mv band nt office, this 20th of May,
1841. ‘ WILLIAM JOHNSON, c c o.
May 26. 22-nffim
VI G. Brown, executor on the estate of R. E. Rich-
unUon, doo’d. applies to me for letters of dismission
from said estate.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all ami
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to bo and appear at my office, within tho time prescrib
ed by law, to show enuse if auy exists, why said let
ters should not bo granted.
Given under mv hand at. office, this 3rd day of May,
181!. * W. JOHNSON, c c o.
May 3, 19 m6m
G i KORGJA, HARRIS COUNTY. Whereas
I Felix Leslie, Administrator on the estate of Wil
lis Jones, dec’d. applies to me for letters of dismission
from said estate.
These rre therefore to cite and .admonish all ard
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to
be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed
by law, to show cause if any exists, why s; id letters
should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 3rd day of May,
1841. W. JOHNSON, c c o.
May 5, 19 mfnn.
^^EORGIA, J..EE COUNTY.—Whereas Laban
Hargrove applies to me for letters dismissory
from the estate of John Atkinson, dec’d.
A BMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Agreeably to
order of the Inferior Court of Sumter county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold on the
first Tuesday in. August next, before the Court house
door in -said county, between the usual hours of sale
all tbs negroes belonging to the estate of Charles H.
Simmons, late of said county, deceased, consisting of
two women and two children, being Four negroes in
all; sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
said deceased. Terms Cash.
Mav 26.-22-ids WILLIAM SIMMONS. Adm.
TROUP COUNTY.
-YT/-ILt.be m>M on the tftvt Tuesdaj in Jnlv next,
> > before the Court house door in .the town oi'
LaG.-nnsr, Troup county, between the usna! hours of
sn.e, the following property, to-wh:
J property,
_ G.;e lot of Innd, number sixty-five, in the fifteenth
(iirttirt of originally Carroll.
. . Troup county, lev
ied on as .he property of Nicholas Baker, to satisfy a
h ft issued from'Troup Superior Court, in favor of
John Shepherd vs said Baker.
One nepororm named Charles, tf-nat fifty years
old, and Nancy. * wonwj, about fifty years old, levied
on as the property of JohnC. Webb,'to satisfy n fi fa
«?«£ trom Troup Superior Court, in favor of James
; 1. Thomason vs John C. Webb nod Gieeu W. Hill,
priii pa.s, anc. Lovick*P. Webb, security on stay of j
execution. Property pointed out bv L. T>. TCebb.
Jm,e ^ sHENKY I'AVER, Bhif.
A; the same tirv. srd o!are. will he
^ T)MTNXSTIIATOR'B SALE.—Aereeabie to an
fi. order of die honorable Inferior Coart of Coweta
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold
on the first Tuesday in August next, before the Court
house door in the town of Newnan, lots of land num
bers one hundred, undone hundred and one, in the fil’d)
district of Coweta, county, sold as the properly of Ab
ner Johnson, late of said county, deceased. Terms
on the day of sale. J. & B. SIMMS, Adm’s.
Mav 19. 21-tds
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—Agreeable to an
order of the honorable Inferior Court of Troup
county, when sitting ns a court of ordinary, will be
sold before the court house door in the town of La
Grange, on the first Tuesday in July next the following
property to wit:
A house nnd tract of land containing about 25
acres, one mile and a half west of Lagrange whereon
the Rev. John G. Likens, lat- of said county, resided.
Also at the same time and place will he sold the
following named negroes : Wesley about 23 years
old and his wife Charity, about 20 with her two chil
dren, the oldest about four years old the other about
one. Sold as the-property of Rev. John G. Likens,
late of said county deceased; sold for the benefit of
heirs nnd Creditors. Terms made known on the day
of.sale. JOSEPH WILSON, Adm. '
May 5, 19 tds
^ja XECVTOR’S SALE.—In accordance with the
last, will nnd testament of Abraham Rush, sen.,
late of Taihotcounty, deceased, will .be sold at the
late residence of said deceased, on Wednesday the
7th of July, all the perishable property belongi.ngto
the estateof said deceased, consisting of cattle, horses,
hops, plantation tools, two waggons, household and
kitchen furniture, &c. Ac.
April 28, 1841. LEONARD PUSH, Ex’r.
j^£ARY ORPANGE.vs. GEO W.ORRANGE—
Libel for Divorce, in Taihot Superior court.— It
appearing to the court that, the defendant resides out
of this State, it is therefore ordered, That said defend
ant appear and answer unto said cause, at the next
term of this court ; and that service be perfected on
him by. publication in the Columbus Enquirer once a
month for four months before the next term of said
court.
The above and foregoing is a true extract from the
minutes of Talbot superior court, March term. 1841.
C. 11. WYNN, Clerk.
March 31. (E. Worrilb) 14 4m
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he
and appear at uiy office within the time prescribed by
law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under nay hand at office, at Starksville, March
9th, 184J. ASHLEY PHILLIPS, c c o.
March 31. 14,(5ill
made tn tile honorable the Inferior Court of Troup
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the real estalo of William McLaughlin, late of
Troup county, dee d
josiah t. McLaughlin, Admr.
Troup co. April 14. lfi- lm
HOUR MONTHS alter date
i'wvu. on - iiuo utier turn- application will be
j. made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Upson
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell die personal and real estate of William Sillman,
late of said county, deceased.
* ' D. L. TRAMELL, Exr.
April 7, 1941. 1.7 4m
LiObH MONTHS after dale, application will be
J made to the honorable the inferior court of Ran
dolph county, wuile sitting fur ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell all the lands belonging to the estate of
Elizabeth Greer, late oi Randolph enmity, deceased.
JAMES STUBBS,Admr.
March 31, IS41. (.las. Buchanan) 14-4m
TjlOUIt MON rus after date, application will be
.L made to the honorable the Inferior court o! Lee
rnnntv, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell the lands belonging to the estate of John Atkin
son, dec’d. LABAN HARGROVE, Admr.
March 31, 1841. 14-4m
u
TOUR MON I’HS alter date application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior court of Harris
county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
tojsell a part of the land belonging tothe estate of John
\\ . Mays, dec d. ot Ilarrij county, for the benefit of
the creditors of saitl deceased.
T „, . MOSES JONES, Admr.
Eilershe, Harris co. March 31. 14 4m
F OUR MONTHS after date application will be
made to the honorable the inferior court of Tlsard
county, while sitting tor ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell lot nt land number twenty-seven, in the twelfth
district of Heard county, belonging to the estate of Jno.
B. Garrett, for the benefit of the heirs and crec
March 31.
creditors.
ELIZABETH GARRETT, Ex’.x.
14-.4m
t-GOUR MONTHS after date, application
X made to the honorable tlie inferior court (
will be
- 7 —. ie inferior court of Ran-
jioiph county, when sitting tor o r dinary purposes, for
to sell the negroes belonging to the estate of
leav
Hardy Steph
puenson, late of said county,decea
’SUSAN STEl’HENriON,;
Randolph co. March 24, 18H .
ed
adm’x.
13-4m
G eorgia, Randolph county.—in Equity
in Randolph Superior Court.—Major Stanley vs
Francis S. Jack-mu, Benjamin C. Jackson and Harbert
H. Raney.—Bill for Discovery, Relief and Injunction.
Whereas the defendants in the above case, reside
out of the limits of said State. On motion, it is ordered
that service of tlie above Bill be perfected upon the
said defendants by publication of this Rule in some
public gazette of this State, once « month for four
months, and that the said defendants do appear and
answer on or before the first day of the next Term of
said court.
At Chambers, February 19th. 1841.
WM. TAYLOR, j s c. s w e.
February 24 (Major Stanley.) 9 m-nn
G t EORGIA, SUMTER COUNTY.—r-Whereas
I Bryan Jernigan, Administrator of Willis Jerni
gam dec'd. applies to me for letters of distnissicn front
said administration.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors ot said deceased,
to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed
by law, and file their objections, if any, to show cause
why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this first day of
March, 1841. EDMUND NUNN, c c o.
March 30 11 ni6m
G EORGIA, TROUP COUNTY. Whereas
Richurd A. Lane, Administrator upon tlie 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 kindred and creditors of said deceased, to
be and appear at my office within the time prescribed
by law, tn show cause, if any exist, why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under my hand nt office, this 25th January,
1340. WILEY WILSON, c c o.'
January 27 5 m6m
YNEORGIA, HARRIS COUNTY.—Whereas Al-
\ I bert Wyche applies for letters of dismission as
administrator upon the estate of Henry Wyche, late of
8aid countv, deceased.
These arc 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 prescribed
by law, then and there to show cause if any they have,
why said letters shall not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 13th January,
1841. ' JAMES BARR, d c co.'
January 20 4-ni6m
riTtStlYfi l £ ?*r*'H*y * foV letters'of "diamissio
,-nrnfv . ck, * JnB- the adn.imslraJioii rf said -estate.
-■* "* •*'- Bofi- These are i■» „ i • t_ _
levy made ted Kturned ’fo
nrffi retnrne'l lo me by a ^onsrablc.
<>ae ne^ro woman by Uie name of Tad
forty year* old, levied on a ’
^ergeenti to «at"
ii-*e*s Conrr of s
gun vs said SerireanL
rue by a constable-
June 2. JJ- A. B. GERMANY, d Sh’ff. I
MOUTOAOE SAI.K3.
At the flag piai-p, ov tho first Tuesday in Aagen 1
next, beiween the usual honrli of sale, will be sol3, j
One negro boy by the name of Andy, «i?out fifteen
years old, levied on as the property of Noah War!
to satialy two mortgage fi ft.* issued from Troup
lior Court ia favor of Jacob Forney and Robert Al- i Tliotna:
exa.ndar. Property pointed out in said fi fas.
G EORGIA, SUMTER COUNT V.—Whereas Da
vid J. Tervin. administrator on the estate of Wil-
haru M. Tervin. late of this county, deceased, and
Clara J. McCarter, administratrix on the estate of Jno.
B. McCarter, deceased, who was also administrator
o-i the estate ofWilfiain M. Tervin, jointly with David
Jon from
These art- therefore ta cite and admonish all nnd
singular toe kindred aul creditors of said deceased, tn
1 13 T‘- v “ :ri, ' e . "••■thin the lime prescribed
wbv'srid “ re r S-: ? W causc ’- if “7 tlicy have,
-V. 2' V r - saould r ‘°t be granted.
...-er: r Hand at office. April 9th, 18^1
ED MIX. NUNN, c c'o
April It.
rficM ; COVXTY, Whereas
Ima-l siou, from the
ra£S£A a '“" a »'*
G eorgia, iiarris couNTY.-whereas John
W. Fletcher applies to me for letters of dismis
sion, as Guardian for the person and property ef Bas-
v/ell L. Bankston, minor, of said county.
These are tlierefore lo cite and aclmo^ish all and
singular the kindred nnd creditors of said minor,
to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed
by law, to shew cause if any they have, why said let
ters should not be granted.
Given under mv hand at office, this 13th January,
1811. v JAMES BARR, dec o.
January 20 4 m6m
I jpOLK months afier date, application will be made
to the honorable the inferior court of Troup coun
ty, sitting for ordinary purposes, foe leave to sell lot of
land No. 00, in the seventh district, first section, of
formerly Cherokee but now Union county, hplainniig
to the ornhnnq nf Tlmmn« TT;,.Lt —5!
to ‘die orphans of Thomas Hicks, dec’d. late of Grech
county, for the benefit of said orphans.
W. B. MALONE, Guar.
Troup co. March 3 io 4m
F OUR months alter date, application wiil be made
to tlie honorable the interior court of Iiarris coun
ty, when sitting as a court of ordinary, for leave to
sell the landed estate of Sarah Heard, late of said
county, deceased. A. W. REDDING, Err.
Harris co. March 3 10 4m
1 ^30 UR months after date
to the honorable the
application will be made
inferior court of Stewart
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell tlie real estate of Joseph Powell, late of said
county, dec’d. JACOB POWELL, Adm.
Stewart co. March 3 10 4m
XpOUR MONTHS after date application will be
.I. made to the honorable the Inferior Court 'of Tal
bot county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell the negroes belonging to the estate of
Abraham Rush, sen. deceased.
April 28,-1841. 4m LEONARD RUSH, Ex’r.
f^OUR MONTHS after date, application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Mus
cogee county, when sitting as a court of-ordinary, for
leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of Ran
dolph Paine, late of said enmity, deceased.
May 12.—20-4m T. BLANCHARD, Adm.
1 7**0UR MONTHS after date, application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Lee
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the estate of John J. G. W. F. M. Smith, de
ceased, minor heir of Jordan Smith, deceased, con
sisting of land and negroes.
TEMPERANCE SMITH, Guardian.
Mav 12. 20-4m
T made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Troup
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell a portion of the real and personal property be
longing to the estate of E. C. Alford, deceased.
L. ALFORD,
June 3. 24 4m A. E. COX, Adms.
L. J. DAVIES
I S now receiving the most splendid assortment of
New Spring Goods, that he has ever had the
pleasure of offering to liis Friends and Customers,
among which, tlie fallowing constitute a part!
Blue Black and Fancy Broad Cloths,
Splendid Light Colored Summer Cassimeres,
Silk \\ arp Cashmeretts and Drape de Ete,
Fig’d Gambroons, different colors;
Silk and Linen Drilling,
Rich Striped and Chene Silks, new style,
Superior double width BVk Silks, ond-Gro de Rhine,
Plaid Gros de Naps, for Spring Dresses,
Black and blue black Bombazines,
Ladies Cliene Shawls, and Embroidered Cravats,
Rich Thread Lace, and Edging and Inserting,
Swis9 and J&conett Inserting and Edging,
Fig’d Bobinett and Thule Laces, rich Bl'k Lace
Veils,
Ladies Large Black and Colored Fillet Shawls,
Hernani Shawls, Fancy Cravats, and Fillet Scarfs,
Rich French Muslins and Printed Lawns,
English and French Prints. Cliene Patterns,
Mourning Muslins and Lawns, and half Mourning
do do
Ladies Fillet Gloves and Mitts, Embroidered and
Plain,
Mourning and Light Colored Plaid Ginghams, double
width.
Rich Embroidered Muslin Mantillas, and Collars,
Black and Colored Italian Crapes,
Areopolin Crape for Bonnets and Wire Taste,
Swiss and J.aconett Muslin, striped and plain,
Linen Cambric, Irish Linen, and Long Lawn,
Bird Eye Diaper, Table Damask, and Napkins,
Ladies riilk and Cotton Hoisery, Corsets, and Lacing,
Rich Cottou Fringe, and Furniture Dimety, Mar
seilles Skirts.
Black and Colored Net Silk Reticules, lvid Gloves,
Black and Colored,
Embroidered and Hemmed Stitched Linen Cambric
Handkerchiefs,
Gentlemen’s Silk, I.inen, and Kid Gloves, Gum E-
lnstic Suspenders,
Taylor’s Ivory Spool Thread, Sewing Silks, assorted
colors,
Ladies superfine and plain Parasolls, and Umbrellas,
and Shades,
Black Silk and Cotton Velvets, and Velvet Ribbons,
Rich Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Taffetees, assorted
colors.
Bleach and brown Sheeting and Shirting,
Georgia Nankeens,
Foundation Lace, assorted Colors, for Ladies Bonnets,
Artificial Flowers. \V entli6, and Bunches,
Plain Lawns and Battourt, assorted colors, lor Bonnets,
Bonnet Reeds, Whale Bones, and Bonnet Wire,
Ladies Shell, Tucking, and Side Combs,
Horn and Tin do
Needles, Tins, Hooks and Eyes, Whale Bones for
Dresses and Oil Silk,
Ladies White Satin and Kid Slippers, colored Gaiters,
Bootees,
Fancy Soaps, nnd fine Perfumery, C. Ring's Verbena
Cream,
Wax, and Kid Dolls, &c. Ac.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine mv Stock. Although the several Columbus
Banks are at a discount of fifteen per cent, they will
be received at par for Goods.
April 28.
GREAT SALE OF APALACHICOLA
PROPERTY.
QN >e 2d Monday in July next will be sold, in the
city of Columbus, all the property of the Frank
lin Land and Apalachicola Lot Company, consisting of
690 feet of whari's m from of blocks C. and G.
56 lots, improved and unimproved, in the city of
Apalachicola.
50 acres adjoining said town.
320 acres withiu titree miles of said town.
Terms made known by the Trustees ou the day of
sale, which will be without reserve.
J. C. WATriON,
D. MeDOUGALD,
J. S. CALHOUN,
B. HEPBUHN, Trustees.
Columbns, Ga r May 11, 1841. 20tds
IRON AND NAILS.
< rt Tons of assorted Swedes Iren,
T. U 3 do horse shoe do. 2 do. Baud do.
5 do. English Square do. 2 do. refined do.
150 Kerrs Nails—forsale by
Dec. 0 59 tf P. McLAREN.
DR- SANKEY
O FFERS for sale his DWELLING and LOT in
Columbus, on which are, beside the necessary-
buildings for family uses, two Offices, convenient to
business. Persons examining the same, will find it
centra!^ situated as tobusiness street, the courthouse,
post office, churches, fee.
Columbus, Mav 19. 2teow3m
FOR SALE
A FIRST RATE settlement of land, in Macon
jY county, Alabama, thirty miles from Columbus,
Georgia, and five miles north of the Stage road to
Montgomery, about two hundred acres cleared, good
Gin house, Gin, and Cottou screw, and all other cab
ins necessary. The land is level, well watered, and
as fertile as any in New Alabama. Terms will be
made to suit purchasers, ns I am anxious to emigrate
westward. Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
June 9. 24-eow-6m-$10. WILLIAM ELLIS.
SMITH, BEATTIE & Co.
ATCTIO-V and commission merchants,
H ave just received and otr'er at private sale,
10 bbls. A. Brandy, 10 do Cider Brandy
60 bbla. A. Gin, 20 do.Holland Gin
40 do. N. Ruin, 10 do. St. Croix Rum
75 do. rectified Rye Whiskey, a good article
10 do. Monongahela Whiskey, do
100 Sacks Salt, lo in. Cazadora’s Segars
5 m. Gift Segars, 5 in. Regalia Lailnion do
5 m. Regalia, 10. m-Canone’s Segars
10 bales Sheeting and Shirting, 5 cases Calicoes
1 box Ready-Made Clothing of superior cloths
and workmanship
6 bvxes fashionable Black Hata
1 do do Drab do.
3 doz. sealette and cloth caps, of all sizes
50 bbls. Genessee Canal Flour
Country merchants will be supplied with any of the
above goods at a small percent, above N. York cost.
Auction Room, 2 doors below Columbus Bank.
January 27 P lL
COFFEE, DOMESTICS ft SEG ARS
yjuOIl sale by the subscribers, -.t their brick Ware-
House, Front-Street.
oQ.0 bags Havana Green Coffee
80,000 prime Havna Segars
25 bales Domestic Goods, received direct from
manufacturers. HALL, RUSE & Co.
March 31. 14-tf
CARBONATED, OR SODA WATER.
rjlHEl pubscriber has this day put his Fount in op-
JL cration, and will be prepared nt all times through
the season, to furnish pure Carbonated, or Soda Wa
ter, to his customers.
BENJAMIN WALKER, Druggist,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, Broad st.
April 28 18-tf
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
E ANA WAY 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 is about five feet three or
four inches high, twenty-one years old, has a very de-
testible countenance when interrogated. They have
a free pass from Wiseman Baker. Tlie above reward
will be given for said negroes delivered to us in Ma
rion county, or confined in any convenient jail, so that
we may obtain them. BENJAMIN STORY,
June 2. 23-3t-pd MALEKIAH JOSEY.
Apalachicola Journal please publish one time, and
charge this office $1,00.
STRAYED
F ROM the subscriber, in Girard, Alabama, on the
6 r ~ r ’
Gth February, a bay HORSE, four years old, in
tolerable order, has no marks that 1 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 ol a person's hand. I think he has a small spot
in his face, though not certain. He has a tolerable
heavy mane and tail. I think it likely he has made his
way to Talbot county, where he was brought from.
Any information respecting him will be thankfully re
ceived ; or any person returning the horse to myself,
or Ezekiel Smith, near Talbotton, Talbot county, will
be bberally rewarded. MILTON J. TARVER.
March 24,1841. 13* tf
WARM SPRINGS,
MERIWETHER COUNTY, GA.
T HE subscriber having purchased this well known
establishment, w ill open his house early in June
for tlie reception of visitors. He declines giving ma
ny details of fair promises, of what he intends to do
for those who may call upon him, but simply adds—
Call! and. if you are not pleased, it shall be no fault of
his.
To those who arc in pursuit of pleasure, 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 relation to the
Bath, suffice it to say, there is none equal to it in the
United States. I shall not enumerate my charges here,
but will be as reasonable as possible, at tlie same time
they will be sufficiently high to ensure a good table
and good attention. In short, every attention that is
necessary, nnd every comfort that can be rendered to
his visitors shall be his constant endeavor.
SEYMOUR R. BONNER.
P. S. I intend to lay off a few lots arid dispose of
them to such as will improve them in twelve months.—
To those who may wish to purchase, call on me or my
acrent Mr. Jonathan Niles one or the ; other will at all
times be at the springs to point out the lots and prices.
S. K. B.
The Macon Messenger, Southern Recorder, Stand
ard of Union, and Alabama Journal, will publish this
weekly until die 1st of August- and forward their ac
counts to me at Columbus, Georgia. S. R. B.
April 21, 1841. 17.taugl
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. McLain, 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 the condition of the
bond has been fully complied with, and the said Philip
Trov, late of said county, has died without executing
a title in conformity to the said bond, and the said
Robert N. McLain having made application to the
Court to direct the administrators on the estate of the
said Philip Troy, late of said county, deceased, to
make titles to said lot- of laud as specified in the said
bond: All persons, therefore, are hereby notified of
such application, and that at the next term of this
Court, after the publication of this notice three months,
in conformity to tlie statute in such cases mode and
provided, John Pennington and Nancy Troy, adminis
trators on tlie estateof Philip Troy, deceased, will be
directed to make titles to the said Robert N. McLain,
agreeably' to the bond, unless cause be shown to the
contrary.
True extract from the minutes. 2d of March, 1841.
EDM’D. NUNN, c c o.
March 24. 13-3m
jy'OUR MONTHS after date, application wiil be
made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Tal
bot county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell one hundred acres of laud,-lying in for
merly Muscogee, now Talbot county, being the east
half of lot number eight, and also the negroes be
longing to the estate of David Smith, deceased,
une 9. 24-4m JOHN B. SMITH, Adm.
I ^OUR MONTHS afier date, application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Har
ris county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell lot of land number nine hundred and
seven, in the second district, fourth section, of Paul-
dingcountv, Georgia, belonging to tlie estate of R.
Drummond. R. S. HARDAWAY,-Guar.
June 16. 25
G 1 EOKGIA.. MUSCOGEE COUNTY.- Where
T ns James H. Shorter applies to me for letters of
dismission from the administration of tlie estate of
John Johnson, deceased:
These are fhevefpre to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said dec’d. to be
and appear at my office within die time prescribed by
law, then and there to shew <muse, if any they have,
why said letters shall not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, December 1840.
Dec 30 l-m6m N. MeLE5TER, e c o.
£4 EOKGIA. MARION COUNTY.—Whereas Ju
T .- - . -*0*- county, doc’d.
inis is therefore to citr. and
One house and lot on die rimth-c*>t corner, known ! ^lar‘)he‘kiud^d, a11 ^ »‘m-
as -toe.tavern formerly occupied bv Nathan F.Brown- 1 S ° f , 5aid de «asetl, tn
'• Ac adjacent lots, known as lots numbers one I by law, prescribed
m snucre B. and five in square E, and part of lot
number two, in square I>. r*nd lot number twenty-sev
en, In tfce town commons of L iGrnnge, levied on as
ihe proi>erry of Joseph M. Cooper, to satisfy oue
mortgage ri fa i.'saed tr. »ru Troup Superior Court, in
favor of Willi ana H. MeKleroy vs said Cooper.—
Property pointed out in. said fi fa.
June*2. 23- A. B. GERMANY, d Su’ff.
mart.- 17. L 384 e i r BUHTOn\l
n.Gm
February 24
lule nisi.
Libel for Divorce, ia Talbot
Term, 1841.—T
'uper'nr Court, Marvh
toperanre White v s
TJOSTPONKD rt A LE.—Will be sold at the Court TTtqrpearmr lf) lliC Court. on t j, e retllr „ n f
X house iu LaGrange, Troup crmniy, on the first j ^eriil, tout the defendant is not to be found it is
Tuesday in July, lietw-en tuc-suual htsirs of sale, r.nt- !, ' ere - iore ' on motion, ordered, that said defendant
stere house and lot m-.mborfour, in hiook four, levied j *0? ear - answer, demur or plead to said case, on or be
en as the property of L. G nmjraii, to satisfy one tax ! 'P re iky last day of the next Term of this Court,
ii U vs L. Gshatraji.
Mav 2t>.
WILLIAM MAiFASS. d s.
22 tds
LEE MORTGAGE SALE.
L be sold at the court house in Starksville;
V f Lee county, on ike first Tuesday ft Jtl
j — Iiexl r
jji hours of ?;ile, the following ufc«roes
between tj,*
try wit,;
H«rry, a man aboutivrtra old, Candice,
ft woman about twenty-four years o’d^aiV* Lr aixHfil
/Iren. Rhody P a wou»*ov about forty-five years old, nnd
Umt said case he considered in default. And i » s
further order-d. that a copy of this order be published
once e month for four months previous to die next
Term of this Court, in or.e of the public gazettes pub
lished in tire city of Columbus, in this State.
I, Charles R. Wynn, c s c. do hereby certify that
the above is a true extract from the Minutes of the
Superior Court of Talbot county, March Term, this
11th 7nue. 1841. CHARLES R. WYNN, esc.
Juiuft Iff, (H.&tfN) 25-;n4m
frty year, ’old. Eicluuond, t,or k | k"'f,’ nS1 f tp Cwujuofs, a small ?Y>Uel mare,
■ • ' T r,IC a race, loiig rmme a#ta raiLoue oriwovdjjLe
feet, blind h» die right eye. racks well, twelve or four
teen years old, Lad on a new Spainsh saddle, new
.Raided rein bridle, aoJ an old tuartingaL Any per
son whu xltall give information coBcenaa^ilie above,
so that I get sil er a part, and especiaflv tlie thic£ shall
b? well paid for it. THOMAS J. HAND.
CoTunduis. June 6. 24-lm
'tom, h#r sou, about
woman about thirty
nboat fourteen veaV^ oM, Queen Ann. her daughter,
iour years old, end Berrya boy one year old, levied
on hs tii•* property oi Alexandvr Khetwefl, tu a
mortgage fi la issued from the Inferior Ooart of
county. i'jb GowmervlH Jxmk at Marcs rs sa;d Hex-
under >i*otwell. Propery pointed out in « ,& V or t-
* fa - A. DYiDN, d £h tr
May 5/
TUST RECEIVED, a-jd for sale, thirty Tierces
Hstana Mohses. . SMITH, BEATTIE & <\>
l *' ' *2G-tf' ,
I SACK^S salt. 100 bbls Rectified Whiskc-y
1 l/UU 20 hhds N. O. Sugar, 100 bbls MolnsA-s
For sale by
ilarvb ly •
J. ROSt'EaU.
lia Ann Montgomery, formerly Julia Ann T011-
t0 me ^ or dismissorv on the estate
of Thomas S. Tondee, deceased.
These aie therefore to cite and admonish all and
eipgular tl?e kindred and creditors of 6aid deceased, to
>e and ap f peiii*4tt my office within the time prescribed
rty taw, to shew cause if any they have, why said let
ters should not be granted.
Gfran under my Hand at office tliis Mav 5th, 1341.
May 1: 20-6m BURTON W. DOWD, c c
F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior Court of
Troup county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell all the real estate belonging to James M.
Smedlv, late of Troup county, deceased.
A. W. FERGUSON,
June 2. 23-4m BERRY B. LYLES. Adm’s.
N
OTICJ5 TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
lord, deceased, will pleasa make jiartnent; and those
liavinf' demands against it, will present them in terms
of tiie law. L. ALFORD,
June 9. 24-7t A. E. COX, Adms.
('NEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY.—“Whereas
VJ Reqtmn.n W. Lamer implies to me for letter = ,,f
Sr" 0 ' 0 ,hC »*“**«?*» of Tandy Glaze’s
AJOTICE TO DEBTORS AN D CHEDJ TORS.
l —All persons indebted to the estate of Nathaniel
II. Han*!* 5 * °f the county of Muscogee, deceased,
are notified to m^ke Immediate payment; and those
having m,Yms, to prt^ent them duly authenticated,
within the lime nrescribc.. >Y , t->- » .
June 2. 23-7t 4 tr ,,'t v 'LLLEN. Adm.
A. H- FLl.
3E TO DEBTORS AlfD
it — VH persons indebted tn the cstaiP of
Jones, late of Merivveth.er county, deceased, are re
quired to make immediate payment; and those haring
demands against said estate, arc requested to present
them in terms of the law.
WADE H. JOSES,
May ee. 22-Tt JAMES M. JONES. Ex>.
GEORGIA EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE,
MOTPEL1ER SPRINGS, MONROE COUNTY.
rTlHE Institute, incorporated at the last session of
X the Legislature of Georgia, for the education of
boys upon Christian principles, and in conformity to
the doctrines and usages of the 1’rotestant Episcopal
Church of the United "States, is now open fer the re
ception of students, at Montpelier Springs, Monroe
county.
The edneation, which it is the purpose of the Epis
copal Church of Georgia to offer through this Institute
to parents and guardians, will be such as to prepare
their sons for entrance to the various Colleges and
Theological Seminaries ol the United States. All the
branches of -a sound English Education, Greek, Latin,
Drawing and iff usic will be thoroughly taught, while
strict religious discipline will be maintained in the In
stitute.
As we should prefer a few pupils strictly trained
upon the principles which w r e think proper as Chris
tians to adopt, to a multitude not under proper restraint,
it is our request that no 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 meeting of the Trustees of the Institute can
be held, we can do no more than give a general view
of the conduct and terms of the school. It has been
placed under the management of the Rev. Chas. Fay,
late of the Diocese of Vermont, whose experience in
the conduct of a religious school gives us just reason
for hope that it w-ill be successfully carried on. He
will be assisted by his wife, who was trained by her
father, the present Bishop of Vermont, for the very
nurpose of consecrating her gifts to tlie glory of God
through Christian education. Mr. Samuel Howard
Fav, late of Savannah, will superintend all the tem
poral concerns of the Institute.
THE BALM OF GILEAD, AND HEAL
ING ART.
DR. W. W. SCOTT’S BOTANIC PHARMACY.
A T first God instructed man in theshnple method of
curing diseases by diet and'tlie plants of the field,
and while lie continued in this practice, his diseases
were light and soon removed; then have faith and use
the remedies directed by the great 1 am, himself: “For
the days shall eoine, saitii the Lord, when there shall
be nothing to hurt, or sickness to annoy. The earth
shall have health and peace, nnd the child die an hun
dred years old. Tlie leaves of the tree, shall be for
medicine, and for bruises and sores.” What mo; e can
be said to encourage the afflicted, to seek alone in the
vegetable kingdom for remedies to cure ilieir diseases.
Deity has placed upon earth remedies for the maladies
of man. Some lonely weed, trampled in the earth,
might cure a disease that has baffled the wisdom of all
the schools, which is daily proved beyond contradic
tion. Where is tlie philanthropist, who would not re
joice in the power and efficacy of his remedies, and
his heart swell with gratitude, both towards God and
man, when lie is able, by a few simple plants, to battle
disease in a thousand forms 7 It is altogether incon
sistent with philosophy, reason-common sense, and the
wisdom and goodness of Deity, to believe for a mo-
ment, that there is not a remedy for every disease the
human family is subject to.
LCF 3 All afflicted persons who desire to be restored
to health, (tile greatest of all earthly blessings,) can find
the subscriber in Newton county, Georgia, one mile
from die Peach Stone Shoals, on South river, who
studied under old Dr. Benjamin Williams, two years
and nine months, where he will select and prepare, and
compound in the best manner, atliis Botanic Pharmacy,
medicines exactly to suit their diseases, though they
may be of many years standing, attended by a dozen
different doctors, and called bv many different names,
Ac. WILLIAM W. SCOTT.
The Southern Recorder, lllacon Messenger, and
Columbus Enquirer, will please insert the above four
times monthly, and forward their accounts to Oak Hill
P. O. for payment.
May 5. 19-m 'tt
LOOK OUT, LADIES!
J UST RECEIVED, a large assortment of the latest
style of C-hiim, Crockery and Glass ware. There
is nothing like tlie first choree. Call at Preston’s cor
ner. GREENWOOD & SLATON. 46tf
BOOK KEEPING.
T HE Subscriber proposes to teach a limited num
ber of Young ft? en, the art of Book Keeping
practically, in Single and Double Entry. He is de»t
rous, that those who wish to avail themselves of tliia
opportunity, should make it knows as early as possible
Terms moderate. JNO. LLOVD,
At Ycnge & Beall's Ware-House.
May 5. ' Dhli -
IIATS AND CAPS.
J UST received at the sign of the Large Hat,
Gent’s, black and drab Russia Hats
“ “ “ Beaver “
“ Leghorn Hats, Children’s Leghorns.
Bovs Fancy and Palm Leaf Hots,
Where may also be found a general assortment of
Hats and Caps. Purchasers are respectfully invited
to call and exartiine. J. T. E PPLNGEK A Co.
Columbus, March 10 .11 tf
A BARGAIN.
JP^OR sale, my plantation in Macon county, Ala
bama, about thirty-eight' miles from Columbus,
near the old Federal road, and about three miles west
of old Fort Bainbridge, where Brrna Ivey now lives,
consisting of six hundred and eighty acres, about two '
hundred cleared—this the second crop ou tlie oldest. ’
Constant spring water in the plantation, and g£od
spring water very convenient to the dwelling. Refer- j
ences, Barna Ivey, and Major M. W. Perry. Apply
to the subscriber ou the premises.
Bamhridge, Ala. E. EVANS CROCKER.
June 2. 23-tlo
75 DOLLARS REWARD.
T HE subscriber, residing in Columbus, Georgia.'
lost, about a month since, c valuable negro man,
for the apprehension of whom in any secure jail so
that he can get him, he will give twenty-five dollar*^
and if the said negro man has been decoyed away 1 ^
any white person, or been furnished with free pap#
(neither of which is improbable) lie will give, in adjL
lion, fifty dollars, if sufficient eviJence of that factb*
communicated to him to ensure the conviction of the
guilty person.
Said negro is about 28 years of age, of small stature,’
and named Elije. He is believed to have never shav
ed, and his appearance, in comequence, is somewhat
singular, the hair being long on his upper lip. When
spoken to, lie almost invariably puts his linger tothe
side of Ids head, and scratches his hair, and his speech
is accompanied by a slight hesitancy. Ke has the
marks of a gau shot, just above the knee, in the right
thigh, it 13 thohglit; tlie bone was fr.ctured, and- The
wound is still visible. The negro, when he said any
tiling about running away, which he occasionally did,
mentioned Tennessee as the direction of his flight.
SAMUEL BOYKIN.
Columbus, Ga. June 10 35-St
LOOK OUT!
CAUTION IS THE PARENT OP SAFETT.
A N attack of the “Piles” may b« positively preveo-
ted by using (when die premonitory symptoms
are felt) tlie celebrated HAYS’ LINIMENT. There
are more than one hundred people is this ci-.v, and in
the United Statesan immense number, who have suf
fered beyond endurance by this dreadful <-implaiat,
who keep themselves wholly free from attacks by ap
plying this Liniment when they feel any symptoms of
its approach; of this there is the most perfect proof.
[O^NoneGenuine without tlie name of Cghstook
A Co. written on the wrappers.
SOLOMON HATS.
Sold at No. 2, Fletcher-street, N. Y.
Algo for eale bv B. WALKER,
January 6 2 Cm ' Columbns. Geo.
MOFFATT’S LIFE PILLS & PH(E-
NIX BITTERS.
mHE CAUSE OF BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
X AND A MODE OF CURB.—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 intestinalcar.al free
from ail obstructions. On tlie inferior surface of the
liver is a peculiar bladder, in which khe bile is first
preserved, being formed by the liver from the blood.
Thence it passes into ihe stomach and intestines, and
regulates the indigestion. Thus we see when there is
a deficiency of bile, the body is constantly costive.—
G eorgia, stewart county.—The pets.
tion of John Lunsford respectfully showeth. That
the late Jefferson J. Lamar, deceased, in hia lifetime
did make and execute a certain bond for titles to one
James S. Lunsford gearing date October 7ih, 1837,)
in and to lot number one- hundred and eight, in the
twenty-fifth district of originally Lee now Stewart
county, which said bond was by the said James 3. for
a valuable considration, indorsed to your petitioner, by
indorsement dated October 21st, 1840, as will more
fully appear by said bond for titles hereunto annexed.
And your petitioner further sliewetli, That the said
Jefferson J., although he had received the full consid
eration for said lor of land, departed this-life without
having performed tlie obligations of the said bond' bye 1
making titles to said land tc your petitioner, the indor
see of the same. Your'petitioner, therefore, prays,
that an order tio pass this Court; ordering and directing
Thomas R. Lamar and Abner McGee, the executors
ol the estate of the said Jefferson J., by or during tlie
cession of the next term of this Court, to make to your
petitioner good and sufficient lawful titles to said lot of
land, agreeably to the requisitions of said bond ; an.-k
that this Court do give, by publication iu one of tha 1
public gazettes, and at the public places of the county,-
three months notice of this application; and that the
said executors, at the Court to be held at the next term,.
will he directed by said Court to make titles agreeably
to the obligations of said bond hereunto annexed.
And your petitioner will erery pray, Ac.
»• John Ldxspord.
A true extract from the minutes-of the Court of Or
dinary of said county. 10th March, 1841.
March 24. 13 3m M. GRESHAM, c o o.
T O HARBERT H. RAINEY.—Take notice, that
I shall apply at the next Superior Court lo be held
in and for the county ot Randolph, on the firet Monday
in Avgust next, then and there to have a writ of dower
granted me by the said court, to hare rfly dower as
signed mein the following lands, to wit: lots ofland*
Nos. 317 and 325, 8th district of originally Lee no#
Randolph county. IRENA OLIVER.
Danville. April 14. (./. \v. c.) 16-3m
CKOCKFORD.
T HIS distinguished Stallion will make the'preetmt
season in the neighborhood of LaGrange, Troop
county, Georgia. It is only necessary to say he^ was
sired by Pacific, full brother to Bertrand, eut of Rox-
annah by "Wilkes Maderson, (the dam of Betsy Bate
man by Timoleon) and is full brother tothe renowned
race horse, Chesterfield. Particulars in hand bills in
a few days. J. r;. AN DESS (Iff.
February 17 9 tf
On the other hand, an overabundance of bile, causes A o ^ ^
frequent nausea in the stomach; and often promotes | training at Macon, he strained one of his fore leaders,
CUSSETA CHIEF,
W ILL stand the present season at my residence; -
Cueseta Old Town, 8 miles below Columbire, •
and be let to mares at $30 the season or $50 to insuxo *
a mare to be in foal. Ofood arrangements are made
for keeping mares in separate rye lots, with fine screams
of water running through them. They will be fed at
37J cents per dnv. Every care taken to prevent acci
dents, bin not responsible should any occur.
Cusseta Chief is a baautifoi chesnut, 5 feet 2 inches
High, 5 years old this spring, with a star and one whito
hind foot, with fine form and action. He was got by
Col. Wm. R. Johnson's Andrew, out of Virago; ah©
by Wildair, and tracing back to the be.-*t crosses in
Virginia. The racing career of Cusseta Chief, was
short but brilliant. In tlie spring of 1839, he won the
colt stake for two years olds ot Columbus, beating Mr.
Samuel Benton's Cbattenq Margaux colt, and Dr.
Game’s Nihil by Andrew. In the fall of 1839, he won
the colt sweepstake, 2 mile heats, for 3 years old, at
Columbus, beating General Scott’s Westwind, by
Cliatteau Margaux. Three days afterwards, he won
the 4 mile day in 3 heats, beating Mr. Thomas' Atla-
kapas, by Luzborough. The spring afterwards, in
very severe attacks of disease,
in death.
vhich sometimes end
Fevers arc always 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
action of tlie heart, and the whole vascular system is
impaired and reduced below its natural standard.; os
exhibited in palpitations, languid pulse, torpors of the
limbs, syncope, and even death itself, in consequence
of an overabundance of a peculiar off ensive substance
to the digestive organs.
The approach of bilious diseases is at all times at*
tended by decided symtoms of an existing diseased
state of tLe stomach and bowels; i e with those signs
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
The session will continue, probably, through ten be united with any other symptoms of disease, it? ef*
months of the year, throwing out such months as will j fects are always thereby much aggravated. The pro-
^•aaiflieaersshouiaumteg^J t0 show cause
Or
veu under my hand M offive, J an . g, 1841
Jaimarv 6 ’^*’ ■^“‘’■LESTER, <
2 m6m
^FORGI^MU8 c OGi^y^~7~^r
VT Samuel W. Flournoy and Julia- 7> Y ;Tr Vniere ? 5
for letters of Administration on ti e on?’ S- tP 1 * ? r ’ p! >'
■ft alker, late of said countv. decea^d of Benjamin
*r~£i£Eh5 2SciSr-t:i *” -a
to ttc and appear at my office vitlm, tw ‘ 5 . ecPa * !( k
sc'W bylaw- then -d ffiere to fi e ^ -P r *’
ssf* ‘r* <—tefra
Given epdi-r mv hand this 12tli d av of T ,, .
mHE Hamsoji party of Harry; <o;imv aoi r-A*
.L tfla to meet at. the Court Ha.,..
P ar, Y . _. w
_ - at tag Court House if t ra. ,
Hamilton, on the first Tuesday in Jnlv nexL
purpose of taking into uptsUeration
impropriety, of nominating .citable caiididoras tr.’r^
present sari county in the next General Assem' 1
or, in other words, nomination or no nominatio n °
'f- MANY VOTjiJIF
June 9.
XIOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
- ' —All persons indebted to tho Esiate of William
Hall, late of Taibot county, deceased, are requested
to make immediate payment, and those haring de
mands against said estate, will pretext them duly at
tested in terms of the law.
DICKSON CUR ETON. Adm.
Pleasant Hill, Mav 12. 20-7t
NOTICE.
\ persons indebted to tlie firm of Gray & Thd-
-TY lips, are earnestly requested to call and settle
tneir accounts. Unless it is done, all the notes and
accounts of the concern will be put in suit.
’ ,n " WM. B. PHILLIPS.
Feb. 10
tf
NEW GOODS ! NE W GOODS.'!
SLATON fc CO.
XJ^y E received a fresh
permit the children to return home without risk to
their health. Tiie expense will not exceed two hun
dred and fifty dollars per annum, for every thing,
books and stationary excepted. These will be fur-
' '-bed tothe ;tndentiat cost, and will not be unneces-
’ ->uged. There will be no exttra charge, except
saruy t’“ -“r.dance in serious cases. Music and
for medica,-U;- -■ t as a part of the education of
Drawing will ti.. v ,-iH he expected to carry
the school. Each si.- itt-milet napkins. Every
Each stk'le-,
with him four table and 1
thins elsexriU be found. , , • the super-
[’he whole establishment wul be . *• o
■ . l r .1 Ti: ..C -la *
vision of the Bishop of the Diocese of Georgia
time being, assisted by the advice of twelve Trustees, (
1 by-
selected from the Laity of the Church. _
It is almost unnecessary to say any thing relative to
tlie spot which has been liberally presented to us for
the location of our school. It is tamousljr its remark
able healthiness and its beauty of position.
Anv further information respecting tills school may
be hud by addressing S.-H. Fay, Esq. post master, at
Montpelier Springs. Monroe county, Georgia.
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Jr..
Bishop of the Diocese oi' Georgia.
March 31. 1841. 14-3m “
B R c
ROUGHT TO JAIL, in Tazewell. Marion co.
Ga. on the 11th iust. anegro fellow, abouttwenty
, ■ j— — ved a fresh sepplv of S d r i u one . vears olu ’ *racK, compiecien, weigus auoui
J I Goods, aiming which may be found V . hundred and sixty pouuds, about five feet ten or eleven
I’lain and colored bTshop lawns"; printed muslins, of.! mciies iii^, says bis
L qaain.es *a<l pnfces; French prints oheuie oat- i T “Orafts Dixon, of .Stewart county. He trad in His
; name is Sebron, ami belongs- to
terns; plaid ginghams; jtr* ami figured silks: dzaJlv l P o6ses9Hm 11 vvr
Mack and colored ; black bombazine; Hk and brown T1 ‘™- I>i , xou - ^he <
ss, written with a pencil, and signed by
^ „ _ owner is requested to come for-
drip. te ttt; Gernik cm-e” sum,ner’ cLthT"nsfr^ttri ; ward and comply with tiie law, and take him away.
' ‘ JiancrWi ... THOS. J. PARKER, jailer.
; ‘ • . . - j “j -- a 9UMUUU U1DU13. RgSOi*
sc ted ttA.'lorsj splendid grammer cas&uiLere^s and vest- j Jan ~Q, 1841
^^“^MuJSo^lET^rG FOR SALE.
hardwartiand^wT- W u ET / i G ’ , ,, TJILLS for Lumber, left with Elisha Tarver, or
which they offer far sale --^s.ix'^rii- ^" JeS ’ ^ ol j D cent to me at Watkin s Mills, will remivpprompt
Coin nt h us. April l-f • ■- w P n •'
attention.
February 4
J. J. PARNELL.
f ly
ress of organic obstruction is often so rapid as scarce
ly to admit of time for tlie application of such aid as is
to be offered by art, yet, in genera], the premonitory
symptoms ot’gastric load are perceptible for a dav or
two previous to the feverish paroxysm a period, when
tlie most efficacious assistance may be given, bv un
loading the stomach and aiimentarv canal of its irritat
ing contents, and thus reducing tiie susceptibility of
disease.
MOFFAT’S LIFE MEDICINES should always
be taken in the early stages of bilious complaints; and
if perserved in strictly according to the directions, will
positively efl’ect a cure.
The mineral medicines often prescribed in these
u ';scases, although they may effect a temporary cure,
atl ; e s mae time create au unhealthy state of the blood,
and com,eqi’“ Dti y tend to promote a return of the very
disease wh ich t-Ty are employ ed to cure. It is then
bv the use of purgati fes, exclusively formed of vege
tabit compounds,"which, possessing within themselves
• 3 ., er ious agencies, which decomposition, combif
node,,.. ion can develope or bring into actirr;
ation. or altera- -,f producing no eff ect, save the:
and therefore capable . ■ • , om edj }» found,
which is desired—that a sate.. 1 -v tJITTER c
The LIFE PILLBand PTTf a i- ' r -cts : r 1
have proved to be the most happy in their eo- "
cases of bilious diseases, of any purely vegetable pre
paration ever offered to the public. If Lhe" stomach if
foul, they cleanse it by exciting it to throw off its cot -
tents if not, they pass to the dnodenum without excit-
ing vomiting or nausea in the stomach ; stimulating the
neighboring viscera, as the liver and pancras, su as to
produce a more copiotis flow of their secretions into
the intestines, stimulating die exhalent capillaries,
terminating in the inner coat, whilst anjocreused flow
of the useless particles of die body, foreign matters, or
retained secretions, are completely discharged.
For sale wholesale and retail by the proprietor,
WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway—to whem
all letters relative to die Medicines or orders must be
directed. Also for sale at ilia drug store of
Jon 1,1841. 2-y WARE 4 POND.
in consequence of which, he has not been trained
since. JOHN WOOLFOLK.
March 3 10 tf
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
GOLIAD,
(Full brother lo Post Boy,)
W ILL stand the ensuing season at the following
places, in Stewart county :—John D. Pitt’a
Mills, Florence, and at Mr. Lowe’s on th© road from
Florence te Lumpkin, and will be let to mares for fif
teen dollars the season, ductile 25th December next ;
twenty-five dollars for insurance, to be due when th«
marc is ascertained to be in foal. Ail possible.car©
will be taken to prevent accidents, but no liability in
any case. Mares will be kept and fed on grain at
Sl2 50, per month. A. K. AYEIt, Agent.
Columbus, Ga. March 3, 1841.
PEDIGREE.—I hereby certify that the iron-gray
horse sold by Messrs. Blythe A Watson to Mr. O. P.
Hare, of Petersburg, Va. was got by the celebrated
race horse.. Henry ; his dam Garland, by Duroc; hia
grandain, young Damsel, by Hamiltonian; bis great
grandam was Miller’s Damsel, the dam of American
Eclipse, as mav be seen in Skinner’s Turf Register,
and is fall brother to the celebrated race horse. Post
Hoy. of Long Island. Dade’s Neck. Queen’s county,
N. Y. May 24,1503. 3 OHN VICO YD,
We certify that the above mentioned iros-^i-ay
horse, as described and aeiV.'gred to Mr, Abraham
Buford, of B rune wick, Va. is die same horse cer lifted
by ill r. Vicovd, of New York. Given under our hand#
at Pittsburg, Va. this 20th day of October, 1638.
O. P. HARE,
March 3 10-4m THOS 3U. BUFORD.
QLDRIDGE’S BALM OF COLUMBIA, FOA
THE IIAIR.—Its positive qualities are as fol-
1st—For iufaut’s keeping the head free from scurf
and causing a luxuriant growth of hair.
2d—For ladies after child -birth, restoring tlie slrin
to its original strength and firmness, and preventing
the falling out of tl»e hair.
3d—For auy person recovering from any debility
the same effect is produced.
4ih—It* used iu infancy till a good growth is started,
it may be preserved by attention to ;he latest period of
life. *
5th-—It frees the head from dandruff, strengthen th*
’-nans health anil vigor to the circulation, an<$
/ j, . ** * rom changing color and getting gray
Pr 9th-lt rau,vstbe iia^\ t0 ‘’'^beautifully when deno
up in il over night. . , r .
' CY’Nn la/iies toilet should, ever be made wuJ 0at 'h
•*“—Children who have by tt! ,y means corturactea
vermin in the held, are immediately mid perfectly
cured ofutem by its use. It is ittfallble. For side at
tlie Drug store of __ COMSTOCK it. Co.
Number 2, Fletcher-street. N. Y
And at the store of E. WALKER ’
January 6 2 6m Columbus, Ga t
TUST received anil forsale low, 120 pieces Seoeek
D Hemp Bagging- HALL, RUSE & Co
October 21 ^ ^