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Clark Sheriff’s Sales. ON a<-fiist Tuesday in August next, will be sold, b lore the Court house door in the town of at kinsv. .e, Clark County, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: One Negro boy by the name of Hall, about twenty-seven yea's of age, levied upon as the property of, Samuel Klutts, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Thomas Wade vs Samuel Klutts and Jacob Klutts. One Negro woman about forty years of age, by the name of Ellen; levied upon as the property of A. H. Scott to sarisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Lodowick Alford vs Archiba'd H. Scott —property pointed out by said Scott. One sorrel! Horse, about four years o'd, and one Roane Colt, about two years old, and eight head of Cai tie ; levied upon as the property of David J. Fenn, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Smith, Booth and U fiord vs Edward Connor and David J. Fenn. One hundred acres of Land, including the dwelling House, houses and Farm of Joseph Durham, being the place whereon he now lives, on the road from Scull -hoalsto Watkinsville. Levied upon as the prop erty of Joseph Durham to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Stevens Thomas vs Joseph Durham and David Elder. One Roane Stallion, about four old, levied upon as the property of Jeremiah Baugus tosatisfy afi. ft. in favor of Edward Paine vs Jeremiah Baugus and illiam Leard. ISAAC S. VINCENT, D. Sh-ff. June 26. 1334. Clark Sheriff’s Sale, ON the first Tuesday in September next, will be sold h< fore tbe Court house door in the town of Wat kinsville, Clark < ounty, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: One Negro man about forty-four -years of age by the name of Abram. Levied upon as the property of Thomas J. Barnett, to satisfy two n. fas. issued from Coweta Inferior Court, upon the foreclosure of a mort gage in favor of Levi T. Vvillbum vs said Thomas J. Barnett. ISAAC 8. VINCENT. D. Sh’fT. June 28, 1834. I?all Postponed Sheriff Sales. WILL. BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in August next, at the Court House in Gainesville, Hall coun- v, within the usual hours of sale, the following pro perty, to wit: Two Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land, more or less, whereon Andrew McEver now lives, levied on as his property, to satisfy one fi fa, issued from Hall Inferior Court, at the instance of John Lawhon vs. said McEver. ■ Also, Fraction No. 19, in the Bth district of Hall county, levied on as the property of George W il key, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from a Justices Court, one at the instance of A. Rowland and others, vs. said W ilkey ; levies made and returned by a bailiff JACOB EBERHART, Sh’ffi June 21, 1831 THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has opened a. J*®*”* HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT I At Nacbochee Valley, in the vicinity of the Gold Region i in Habersham county where he will endeavor to accom- i module those who may see proper to call on him, in as 1 good style as the convenience of the country will per mit. BEN J. CLEVELAND. June 28. 10 4t The Augusta Chronicle, Federal Union, and Colum bus Enquirer, are requestei to give the above four in . aertions and forward their accounts to P. M at Clarks ville where they will lie punctually paid. University of Georgia, . > ’ Athens, June 19, 1834 J COMM E N CEM ENT. THE Freshman Class in this Institution, will be ex amined on Wednesday the 30th July next—the Sop o lore on i’hureday, the 31st —the Junior on Friday the Ist day of August, and candidates for admission into Co: 1 ge on aturday, the 2>f—Sunday the 3d, Commence ■ rhent -ermon— on Monday the 4th. the Board of Trus tee- will conven —on Tuesday the sth, the exhibition of the ju iiur Class in Elocution will take place, and on Vv ednesfiay the 6th of August, the Annual Commence ment. ' For admission into th Freshman Class, the candidate must lava correet knowledge of at least nine of Cice ro's .ations, th whole of Vigil, John and the Acts in the ■ ir ek i'estam ut, the whole of Grajca Minora, Fn ghs trammer and Geography, and be wed acquaint'd Arit untie. Th -t idies of the Freshman year, are Livy, Ist Vol. Grae a ijora, French and Days Algebra, through Ra tio and 1 opoitions Th studi s of tbe '■'ophomore year, are Horace, 2d Vo 1 . Graeea ajora. \lgebra continued, Geometry Rhetoric, odern Languages, Trigonometry, Mensu- surat'o ■ and Bota-iy, ** r| her*' will be offered during the Commencement week, sh>, ‘’lie sa l ■ a number of Town Lots, adjoining the r mproveme its of the village, "ontainmg 4 acres X/icing the most eligible situations for private tun th, ’<m of which may be seen at my office. ASBURY HULL, Secretary. al.tern. 5 tailed ice of tne pass’ “ EXECUTOR’S SALE. AGREEABL' loan order of trie Inf rior Court of Jackson county, will be «t>kl al Jefferson, on the fat tuesday in AugueTnext, JB<*. Bill, belonging tojsiS estate of L omdi.s Few, deceased. Solo for the benefit of the creditors of said estate. -MARTHA FEW, Ex’rx. I June 7, 1.834 j tds OGOld L ts at Auction. N Tn-sday, the 15th July next, we will sell at Auc ijpn. before our store in Columbus, Ga, the indi vined "lalf Gold Lot No. 525, Sr-et. 12th Dist. Lumpkin Co. Lot 842, 2d Sect- 21st Dist. Cherokee Co. libt 740, The above are said to be fine Gold Lots, particularly the first number. 1 erms Cash. SAM. K. HoDGES, & Co. Auctioneers. C olumbus June 14, 1834 fCT’Tbe .on then big will please give the above 3 insertions, and forward their account to the Enquirer office June 21 9 3t. ELM S LITERATURE LOTTERY. xiruvvs on the loth of Jui., , IN THE CITY OF -IACON <ck ts for sale at the Book tore of Ci. ..'haw, .th ns. Ju e 28, 0 tri , . EXECLIOR’S SALE. "WM/ li L BE SOLD, on the first uesuay in August n xt, at the Cou t- .ouse in Jackson county, O Aeio f an< , (more orli-s-) a ijoinlng • filler and others—it being part of the real e« ate < f I homas Adams, late of said coun tydeceased. o> under an order of the honorable the Inferior Cour" id eou ity, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of aid deceased. 1 erms of sale made known on the <: IL LIAM APPLEBY, Adm’i CAR’ ’LINE ADA'.IS, Adm’x. May 17, I 4 tds Dettpe Accommodatit n. - THEsii I'havehisnew IRON STEA *l- BOAT « ted for operation by the 15th July Hat, to run n > avannahand Augusta, in connex- ion with tin s; ' Fit Basil Lamar, AU of them a ’ at' ! oats, nearly new, with fifteen tow boats of v ~ us sizes suited to the different stages of the River. 1 The Iron Bout has been built exclusively for a light draft of water, and >. i expense has been spared t. attain that object,- sh. is estimated to dfa . less that two and a half feet of water and be enabled to run at all sea-ons of the year Ihe whole offering advantages for conveyance never br fore experii nceu on the Savnnah Ri l ver, and superior to every other. Rail Roads not except- I ed. i He continues the Commission Business and Goods or I i Produce consigned to his address will be forwarded at. the lowest latcs of commission, and : t the same rate of ■ freight that other shippers pay by the same boats, —Stor- I age free in all cases. i G.B.LAMAR. i June 7,7—6 ts ; AUCOJV. GEORGIA. HAS opened the Central Hotel, in the extensive Fire Proof Brick Building;recently erected in this City. The Location is central to the business of the place, and the House is conveniently arranged for the accommoda tion of Families or single pin sons,either as regular or tran sient Boarders. The Beds and Furniture throughout, are new and superior. The Table and Bai will always be furnish ''! with the best the arket affords, and no pains will be spared by the Proprietor, io render comfor table and agreeable, all who favor him with, their custom, and he hopes from his long experience, and the satisfac tion heretofore rendered the community, to merit from his friends and the public, a liberal share of patronage. Ex tensive and convenient Stables are attached to the Hotel. Sept. 21,—24—tf FOUR months after date, application wiil be mad e to the honorable the Inferior Court of . .all county, when sitting for ordinary purpose s, for leave to sell the real estate of William Buffington, deceased. ELLIS BUFFINGTON, Adm’r. May 7, 1834. 4 4m FOR SAM’,. THE subscriber will offer for sale, at public outery, on Monday the 7th of July next, a number of TOWN LOTS, lying at Wares store, in Coweta County. Pers ns wishing to purchase will do Well to examine for themselves. Torms will be made fcnnwn on day of sale. ALEXANDER WARE. April 3,1834. —50tds, THE Law in its utmost rigor will be enforced against t espassers upon Lots No. 951—877, and 64, in the 12 th Gist, 1 Section. These Lots are the property of Mr ugh Cassedy, of Savannah, and as his agents, we are instructed to punish all Who intrude upon them, either "or the purpose of digging gold or getting timber.- » A B. & H. HOLT. >h April 1834. 52—ts FOR SALE. U following Gold and Land Lots : Dis. Ist Sec. north, the Landrum place ;s of h, 1 North. n whit 1 J one red. affirms tha My Interest. Land. ■he nd. ante 'situr, De Kalb countv. brthe LLIAM M. HILL. By authority of th Legislature of Georgia. GIiOIWIA LIT^KATL KE FOR THE BENETIT OF MADISON ACADEMVt MOR GAN COUNTY. CLASS NUMBER ONE. 2 CM o" «• vb =5 W Sz E -1 .»» , 10k 22 1-1 R Wai w »• 2 H a ’ 2 X io O SCHEIVIE. ' 1 Prize of SIO,OOO 1 Prize of $l5O 1 “ “ 4,000 1 “ “ 150 1 “ “ 1,000 5 “ “ 100 1 “ “ 500 5 “ “ 50 1 « “ 500 36 “ “ 20 1 “ “ 200 72 “ “ 10 1 •* “ 200 432 “ “ S 1«. 200 3780 “ “ 5 Amounting to 41,456 Dollars. Whole Tickets >5 —tialv. J - —Uuaiti rs $1 ‘2s— l-2 cents.- a packageof whob ’ icketswill cost s7o—warranted to draw less discount S3O. -Now for ti<e Plan. This Lottery is formed by the Ternary Combination of 42 numbers, from 1 to 42 inclusive) which are progres sively arranged by three’s (each ticket having three num bers on it.) And on the day of drawing, the 42 numbers wil be placed in a wheel by the .Manager—under the superintendance of gentlem. n of the first respectability from which six Ballots will be draw n out at random by a child not twojearsold. And those six numberswill distribu’e to a Mathematical certainty, all prizes in the scheme, in the following order to wit : Ist 2d & 3d drawn Nos. will be entitled to SIO,OOO Ist 2d & 4th “ “ “ 500 j Ist 2d & sth “ “ “ 20« l Ist ‘2d & 6th “ “ “ 200 Ist 3d A 4th “ “ “ 200 Ist 3d sth “ “ “ 150 1 Ist 3d & ,6th “ “ “ I so ] Mt 4th & Sth “ « “ Ist 4th & 6th “ “ “ 10“ Ist sth & 6th “ “ “ 100 2d 3d & 4th “ « “ 1,000 •2d 3d & sth “ « “ 100 2d 3d & 6th “ “ 10° 2d 4th Ct sth “ “ « 50 2d 4th & 6th “ « » 50 2d sth & 6th “ “ “ 50 |3d 4th & sth “ “ “ 3d 4th & 6th “ « « 50 1 3d sth &. 6th “ « “ 50 4th sth &. 6th “ « “ 4,000 I Those 36 Tickets having the Ist and 2d drawn numbers, each to 20 Those 72 Tickets having Ist and 3d. Ist and 1 4th drawn numbers, each to 10 , All others with two drawn numbers, being 432, each to 8 And all others having one only, of th' drawn numbers on them, being 3780, each to 5 ed, al the usual d-ductiori ™ 15 percenTJ^^X'maniff'< I in six months after the drawing—otherwise the same will be i orbited. The capital prize of Ten Thousand Dollars will be paid in part by land, valued by competent judges to six I thousand dollars. But the manager retaining the right to pay the same in cash. GEORGE ELGIN, Manager. N. B. Orders for Tickets, enclosing the cash jr Prize Tickets in any respectable lottery, shall meet with prompt attention. Macon, Ga. May 22, 1834 6 aTuard. HAVING purchased of the commissioners the right to draw a Lottery under and by virtue of an act of the Legislature, authorizing the drawing of a Lottery for the benefit of the Madison, Morgan county, Acade my, passed and assented to on the 24th day of December, 1825, (see Cuthbert’) Digest page 128,) the Manager will remark that he alone is responsible to his friends and the public for ti e payment of the prizes, together with all o ther acts done by and under the act above referred to, chartering said Lottery. He here begs leave to 1 efer to the deed of conveyance or articles of agreement, from the commissioners, which can be seen on the records of the Superior Court’s Clerk’s ' 'ffice of Morgan coun ty, or the original at his office in Macon. And as Prompt ness and Punctuality is expected,, the understgned-has se cured the payment of the capital prize in his first class of the Georgia Literature Lottery, m part by real estate, which is very low at lhe price at which it is off 'red. This course is deemed advisable, as it will at all times enable him to comply with his motto, “ Punctualiiy with des patch,” retaining at the same time the right to pay the prize in cash. He pledges himself that tcere shall not be a postponement in his drawing for 20 minu.es beyond the time'advertisert, and that the cash will be paid on all prizes when presented. GEO. ELGIN. Macon. May 22 LOTTERY OFFICE. T ’E Manag r of the Georgia Literatu e Lottery, lias taken the office formerly occupied by Rufus R. Smith, on Mulberry s’reet, next door to Air. Eckley’s. GEO. ELGIN. •1 aeon, May 22 x 1824 O POSTPONEMENT.-CO THE question is frequently asked '‘ELGIN suppose the sale of Tickets will be insufficient to justify a drawing of the lottery on the 10th J uly ?” The answer is that the manager conSideis all the Tickets sold the mo ment the Class is advertised. He is th< owner of the tickets on hand when the drawing takes place. An un sold ticket, (01 a ticket on hand,) may dr iw the ca ( ital; ifit does, it is his. Recollect what Sha e»pear says : “There is a tide in the affairs of n>i’n« Which taken at the flood leads on to fortune.” But he hopes that adventurers may enjoy the benefit of the. tide of Fortune. And also that they may enable him at. the same time to make a share of Cash byway of the 15 percent. < all at his office, examine his mode of draw ing, and you will be satisfied that Fortune alone —j»L distribute the Fines. “ais her blind skill directs her best.” ELGIN. Macon, 4 h June 1834- , GEORGIA, RABUN COUNTY. HEREAS Andrew Miller and Jamesß. Henson, » v apply to me for letters of Dismission from tin 1 further administration on the estate of James Strother, ; ■ late of saio county, deceased: . ‘ I These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin- ' | gular the kindn d and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office withinthe time prescribed by law. to shew cause if they have; why said letters should not be 1 I granted. Given under my hand this Ist December, 1833. ' JACOB CAPEH > RT,c. c. o. i I Dec. 14. —35—m6m. ” NOTICE. j DURING the absence of the subscriber from Hall I county, and a short time from the State, Francis C. Andoe is duly authorized to act as his Attorney.— Persons indebted, will please pay him, and those to whom he.is indebted, will call on him for settlement. F. J. MURRAY. May 26,1834, 6 3t •OVE, s.. 1 present residence, *’ ' eres of Land, on ed is on the road, a r n< S'alem, 12 miles , m ' The situation is . nation sufficient: in it sly The sub-! •h on-, neighbors andl tie in ounty, that for I I mM beeil made on . a portion to the i d msee in good re- [ vith theesent incum-, xerciset proportion • . , ibundanceot it, we nt> are desired mrpose i Pr’A‘PUnWash aeo °* . publish th / s to me. / J. W. G. MA.SAELBS HOTEL, AT DAHLOHNEGA, LUMPKIN COUNTY. HORSE, AjgA. the West side ofthe public fIJiM square, is now open for the lilijfci I! reception of TRAVELLERS, [SHlllfe j£ASKa> TRANSIENT & REGULARJMhB9. BOABCBBS, The subscriber, without extravagant promises, pledges himself to accommodate those who may favour him with their*patronage, with the best which the country affords. His Stables are well stored with Provendei & with an attentive and faithful Ostler, and his bar with the best Liquors. MATTHEW MARABLE. .March 15th, 1834.—47tf IQF” The Augusia Chronicle, Southern Recorder and Southern Banner, will give the above two insertions in their respective papers, and send their accounts to this Office, for payment. Notice, THE subscribers having entered into Copartnership, m the practice of the LA . , will attend to any bu siness, which mav to their management, in the v> estern and Cherokee Circuits, and one of them will attend the Superior Courts in the County of Richmond, where the merchants, and others of Augusta, will have an opftortunrty of a personal interview, on such business as they may choose to commit to their care, their office will be kept at Gainesville, in. Hall County, Georgia, where all communications to them, will be directed. WILLIAM H. UNDERWOOD, GASTON M. UNDER " OOD. |C3 => The Augusta Chronicle, will please give the above a few insertions, and forward tfjeir account to this office for payment. March 14th, 1834.—47tf. Habersham Superior Court—April Term 1834 Oliver Porter & others, ) vs. > Rule Nisi for foreclosure. James S. Park. ) UPoN the petition of Oliver Porter, William Redd, James K. Daniel, Richard S. Park, Thomas Cun ningham and Woodson Heard, stating to the Court that on tne , wenty-fourth day of May, eighteen hundred and i tliirty-three, James S. Park executed to j our petitioners, 1 together with Peter J. M illiams, Daniel Sanford and ! Benjamin Sanford, his certain deed of Mortgage, for the purpose of indemnifying and saving harmless the sard I petitioners, as well as the other individuals named, from ; any loss for and on account of their having become se curities for the said James S. Park to the Bank of the 1 State of Georgia, for the faithful performance of his said Park’s duties as Cashier of the Branch Bank of the State I , of Georgia, located at Greencsboro’ by which said deed ' of Mortgage the said James S. Park mortgaged to the | petitioners a"d th- other individuals named, among other property the following named lots in the county of Hab- I ersham, known ano distinguished as follows, towit:| Lot number thirty-two, in the fifth district of said county —also, Lots numbers fortv-sevr n, twenty-three, twenty two and four, in the fourth district of said county—also Lot number twenty-two, in the thirteenth district of said county:—And it appearing to the Court that there is now due to said petitioners on said Mortgage, the sum of twenty-six thousand two hundred and fifty dollars be sides inti rest. It is therefore ordered, that unless the-said James S. Park do pay into the Clerk’s office of this Court, within six months from this time, the amount of principal and interest due on said Mortgage, together with aft legal cost, the equity of redemption in and to said lots of land ' rnfc ?tnJ it ik lished once a month for four months, or served on the mortgagor or his special agent at least three months pre vious to the next term of this Court. A true extract from the minutes of Court, April Term, 1834. J. T. CARTER, c.s.c. May 2 m4m ET-DWOIBo A LL persons indebted to the estate of Arthur Craw ford dec. late of Hall county, are hereby notified to come forward and make payment, and all persons having demands against the same are notified to present then.' within the tune prescribed by law. HUGH M. CUNNINGHAM.Ex’r. April 11, 51—ts. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. O'J the first Tuesday in August, will be sold, under an order ofthe Honorable Inferior Court of Clark county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, at the Court House in Campbellton, Campbell County, Lot Number 113. in the second district of originally Carroll now Campbel County Sold as the property of Edward H. .viaxcy dec’d. Terms made known on day of sale. .DAVID ELDER, Aumir. May 24 5 tris. PROSPECTUS OF THE SOUTHERN WHIG, A V Z.EKLV NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED AT ATHENS. GEORI II . ’’AI HE Proprietors of the Western Herald, recently JI published at Dahlohnega, Ga. believing that a re moval of that establishment to Athens, would not only prove highly acceptable to its numerous subscribers, but likewise enable them to make it more efficient in the sup port and maintenance of those political doctrines to which it had been hitherto devoted, have in accordance with that belief, re noved the Western Herald to this place, where it will in future be conducted by the undersigned, under the name of the Southern W hig. The object of the Editor in issuing a new Prospectus, being principally to direct the attention of his friends and the public-to the fact of his removal and permanent loca tion at this place, it is deemed unnecessary to make a formal and lengthy exposition of the prineipfo., upw» - which he intends to conduct his paper; that has already been done in the prospect us issued sometime since for the estern Heralri, by himself in connection with Mr Hines Holt, Jun’r. It must suffice for the present to state, that he supports the State Rights’ doctrines as pro mulgated by the Convention at Mulcdgeville in Decem ber last. He maintains that the States were originally and separately sovereign and independent—that sover eignty is an indivisible attribute, inherent in the people of each State—that the Constitution of the United Statesis a compact between the people of the several States, as States or independent sovereign political communities— that the powers of the General Government are merely i legated—and that each State by virtue of its sovereign ty, has the right of judging of the extent ot the powers it has delegated, and in cases of palpable usurpations of powers, affecting their reserved rights, of “ interposing their authority to arrest the progress of the evil within their respective limits”—or in the emphatic language of the immortal Jefferson, which has been adopted as the motto of the W hig, ’ ichere powers are assumed which have not been delegated, a nullification ofthe act is the rightfu ' remedy.” 1!e condemns the dcctrmes of the Proclama- ! ! tiou and Force Bill, as the revival’of-the theory and prac- I tice o ' Federalism, and as leading first to a consolida- j I tion of all power in the General Government, and finally | I to Despotism. « Literary productions of worth shall always find a most I hearty welcome in the col "inns of the ' Hits; und eve ’ ry description of miscellany calculated to impart useful ; information, shall be considered as legitimately entitled | to a share of attention. ' So soon as the necessary materials <an be procured I from the North, the V hig shall be enlarged to a size I which will suffer nothing by a comparason with the larg i escapers in the State. Terms—Three Dollars in advance, or Four Dollars at the end of the year. All letters addressed to the subscriber (post-paid) shall receive prompt attention. WILLIAM E. JONES, Athens, 24th May, 1834‘ AT DAHLOHNEGA, LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEO. JOHN CHOICE, At the sign of the Golden Ball, HAS his commodious Hotel now n any for the re ception of TRAVELLERS and iEGULAR IT is situated on the east skit of the public square, where he invites travellers to cali, and if upon experiment they do not find his BAR, TABLE and STABLES, and his general accommodations altogether such as will conduce to their comfort—and bis charges as reasonable as the situation ofthe country will authorize—he will not ask or expect of them to repeat the visit. His best exertions will be used to induce them “to call again if they should ever pass this way.” JOHN CHOICE. 16 April 1834. 51—ts The Milledgeville Times, Augusta Chronicle, Macon Messenger, Columbus Enquirer, and Savannah Repub lican,'wul publish the above four times and forward their accounts to this office. IBJRWAIBIDo AJ\ A . AY, from the suhsciiber. about Mt -two months since, two negro men— iJiri one about rhe age of thirty five years, by the KflSx name of CHARLES, dark compli xion, formerly owned by Me • Collum, of Habersham county. The other about the same age, by the name of dark complexion, low and < uunky, formerly owned by Col. James Blair, of Habersham. The above reward will be paid for their apprehension and deliv ry to Ste phen McLaughlin, at Dahlohnega, 1 um kin couutv, or ten dollars for < ach or either of them, to be safely lodged in jail so that I get them. It is presumed that they arq skulking somewhere in the county of Habersham. April 18 52—ts A. McLAUGHLIN. I — ■ ■— Head Quarters, 12th Division G. M. AtEdawah, Cherokee Co. April 10,1834. Ordered Ist, Major General Henry M, Terrell, in assuming the command ofthe 12th Division G. M. deems it only necessary to appeal to that native patriotism to characteristic ofthe American citizen soldier, to insure him that most ready and efficient support upon the part ofthe subordinates of his command, so necessary to Kg speedy organization. Ordered 2nd, That Officers having charge of pendmg elections and appointments do forthwith proceed "to their : fulfilment- where such duties devolve upon civil Officers . they are respectfully requested to proceed with their duty, without delay. | Ordered 3d, That Charles H. Nelson, of Giltner I county be appointed Division Inspector ofthe 12th Divis ion G, M. with the rank and title of Colonel, and that hq be obeyed and respected accordingly. j Ordered 4th. That Cyrus V aterhouse, of the county ofCass, and Philip V . Hemphill, of the county of Floyd, be appointed Aids de Camp to the Commanding: General, David Irwin, of the county of Cass, Judgs Advocate, and John Brewster, of the county of kee, Quarter Master, each with the title of Major, and that they be obeyed and respected accordingly - - _ ri' By order of Maj. Gen. Hen.bi.I v, CH Agr-co H. IM ELSON, o. I. April 18—52tf. - 12th Division, G. M . ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. jTKN tht first Tuesday in August next, will be sold, at M W the Court-House tp Cobbxountv. under an order .of the honorable Uie lureiiv, ovuji (aituugTor ordinary • purposes) of Jackson county, *■ One Lot of Land Ao. 748, in the Ist district, 2d section, Cobb county, it being part of the real estate of Sarah Watson, deceased. ssd for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made kne wn on the day es sale. RICHARD GOODE, Adm’r. May 9, 1834 3 tds ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE ON the first Tuesday in September nex'. will be sold, under an order of the Honorable Inferior Court of Clark county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, at the Court House in Newnan Coweta county, Lot Number 17 9. in the fifth District of said County, Sold is tbe property of Edward H. JWaxcy, dec’d. Terms made known on the day of jale. DAVID ELDER, Adm’r. - May 24 5 tds. GEORGIA, JACKSON COUNTY. WMJHEREAS, W illiam E. Jones applies to. me for T ▼ letters of administration de bonis non, cum tes tamento annexe, on the estate of Russel Jones, late of Fianklin county, deceased ; these are therefore tuciteand admonish all and singular the kindred and ’ creditors of said deceased to appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, to shew caus<. if any they have, wny said letters should not be granted. WILLIAM COWAN, c. c. 0. J. c. June 7. 7 - A. B. & H. BOLT, CONTINUE to practice Law in Copartnership, and may be addressed or consulted on professional bu siness. either at Auraria er Dahlohnega, Lumpkin coon tv. They will attend the Courts of the Cherok' e and the adjoining counties of the Western Circuit—and their undivided attention will be in future devoted to their pro fession. ALFRED BBC LT. HINES HOLT, Jun’r. May 17 ♦ ts FOUR months after date, application will be to the honorable the Inferior Court of Lumpkin b<.unty,—«« when siltjnir for ordinary pu< posot. forj.>»x4_idr , sell all the "estate both real and personal, belonging to the estate of Hardy W. Rod well deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. P. R. McCRARY, Adm’r. M May 2, 1834. Ip OUR mouths after date application wiH be made to lhe Honorable the Inferior Court of Morgan County when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of John Bailey deceased. MARY BAILEY Extrix. WILLIAM H. BAILES ExT; March, 7—44—w4m. ' > ELxnzs. THE following BLANKS, neatlj printed on good paper, at this office and kept constantly on hand, for sal at reduced p- k. . : Sheriff’s Deeds, particularly suited to ffie Cherokee _ Circuit. do da of the common form. • > ' Sheriff’s Bail Bonds. do Ca: Sa. Bonds. Sheriff’s Executions. .' « do Cq. Sa’s. Attachments. . S 1 Justices’Executions. Justices Summons. Declarations in Case. * ' | do in Assumpsit. da in Debt. ■J Common Deeds. Bonds and Powers of Atto. to make titles. Administrators’ Bonds, do Letters. Guardians’ Bonds. do .Letters. x Marriage Licences,—Notes of Hand, &c. &c. Pension Blanks, of an approved form an<’ suited to ‘the Removal of the Depositcs,” Any other description of Blanks correctly printed, and at short notice.