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, and silver gray [ d, striped, and 1 mixed Satinetts. i, Kerseys, and Beaver. i, Cashmaret and Crape t and yellow Flannels, and Tn i, and 13 4 h Rose Blankets. 7.1, 8 4, and 0 4 London. Du SI Blanket*. 'Dark mixed and Drab Jenna nod Keracys, for negro clothing. . Plaid nod atriped Hometpun*. Super brown Sea Iatand Shirting. Supet English long Cloths. 3-4. 4 4 and 54 bleached Shirting and Sheeting, t.> > . % . ■ 8 4. 4-4 and 6-4 Bedtickjngs. 100 yds. domestic Counterpane Cloth. Furniture Dimity, Furniture .Fringes and Bock ram. Sailcloth, and Red’ Pudding. Red; blur,dralvgrccn.and crimson Moreen. Black Lasting*. Circassians, and BufnbozeUs 104' Damask Linen’TsMe Diaper. 104 Linen Sheeting/' Browu Linen; black Linens, and Cambrics. Ajiron aud Forniturri^lmcks, Aproua in pat. terns. " Linen and Cotton BiMseye Diaper. 104 by 104 aud 10-4 by 18 4 Damask Table Cloths. rw Linen Towel*. Daniftsfe Napkins and Doy- lea. • Victoria Skirts, while and colorded corded 8kirts. Irish Linens, Long Law^ns, and linen Com plain Sw : ss, Jaconet and Mull Muslins. Fine dotted, striped aud checked Swiss Muslins. Super figured Bobincte, super white and col ored Bobiucts. Checked and striped Jaconets. Drapery Muslins—some embroidered. Saccharilla Cambric and Bishop Liwns. Haircnrd Cambric, 6 4 Garment Dimity.' Clarke’s Spool Thread—300 y<!*.' Colored Spool Thread, Dexter’s Sewing Thread. Knitting Yarn an 1 Cotton Cord. Green, brown, purple, blue and scarlet gro d«t nap Merino. Brown, purple, green and salmoo super French Merino. , ^6'pirccs English Merino,’ Comprising all tnn'desuwliie; colon. i "Printed Merinos—various colors. Black Bombazines, fibred Bombazines, and figured Merino*. Ladies and Misses’ Cotton Merino. Wore- ted qnd Silk Hosiery. English, French and American Calicos and Prints. Plaid, striped and printed Ginghams. Ladies* Cloaks. Cotton Wadding, Furniture Calico. . Paper Muslin and colored Cambrics. .. Super Ingrain Scotch Carpeting—nch pat. terns. Super Venetian Stain Carpeting. Super Ingrain and common Cottuu (Carpeting Super large Tuficd Hearth Rags. * “ Bnisscla d». do. M small Tufted Door Mata, Manilla Mats. 4.4 and 6 4 Grass Carpeting. 6 4 Cloth table covers, 8-4 embossed table covers. , 11.4 Piano Covers, 4 4, 7-4 and 8 4 super worsted Table Covers. *' Tufted Lamp Mats. ’ ' J< *' # Carpet Binding, Furniture Binding. Superfine and fine Dutch Bolling Cloths. Men’s Buck. Kid. Berlin and Merino Gloves. Mcos’ aud BoysVWook?u Gloves and Mil* toik*. .SUk Cravats, Stock*, jpolla re, Bosoms. Sus ^Qrereosl*,. Clonki.lJnitrd!iis, Overshoes. Sjlk, Lamp’s Wool 'duaCuttuti Shifts^ anil Drawers. ' Is ^ Silk, Lamb’s Wool and Cotton half Hose, Domestic halfI|uws—wordrandcotton. JJopei IHcriM Yelf«!l TM(iAC«. Super Toilmet, Valencia, Marseilles, and Bilk Vestings. . - r Super black and Hue back Silk Velvet- Bc*t black Italian Lustring. ' *. Black Lustring, Sinebew* and Sarmocts. White, black, pink, blue and grtin Satina. Purple and brown Gro de Nap. Rich figured Satins—white,; bl*k and , oth- set colors.. v ' •*- v> >. • • . Colored figur’d Reps,' Poilt do S*»ie and tiro de-NapSilks. - Muuscline *le Lainep and plain and figur’d £b*HY>. j". ; . * *' (Blade Mnusellne do l/tino*. black Cltallj gsaisasw.. ipwIt, white and bUroVirluria Ituitae. White, pink and blackjlulian Crap.', /"Clank Nankjirnnd " ■ Article.) 1 Bniahea. Coraeta. , Rings and Breastpins. bI, Shell and Seed Beads. iap, lluir Powder. rBAW BONNETS Of the latest Style Mena* and BovV FusKInnable HATS .Hot CAPS, Chinchilla Caps far Infill ft" 41 ARE-now receiving, from. A .Jf. York* a well select; ed assortment of Goods In their line; among which are Gold ’ and Sliver m*rcm ■ Of variant funds and patterns. Gold. Guard and Fob, Chains and Seals and Keys. * Ladies* Gold Neck Chain*. Go|d Ffllagree Ear Rings, and Pin, a new pat- tarn—very elegant., • Diamond FiUagree, Mosaic, Pearl, Roby, Em erald, Painting and P!aif»>Go!d Breast Pim*. s Diamond, Rnby, Emerald, Pearl Plain Gold and Chased Finger Sings. Gold 4* Sdcer Thimbltsfand Gold ^Silver Pencil Cases. Gold Locket*, Medallions, Sleeve Buttons Snaps. Belt Bnckte*, 'ahd Collar Buttons. Ladies Head Bands and Hair Ornaments. Silver Spoons, Ladles, Batter Knives. Pickle Forks, Caps, 1 Seal Stamps, Whistles and Snuff Boxes.' • * 1 •. Seed Coral, and Qoral Negligees. A. Large and Beautiful assortment of Rodgers’ Wosteidiolm’s and Crpok’s PEN-KNIVES. A larreanS elcgraf wiMrimtitSof RAZORS, iDifcrart M<dxt*,U X$*s of 1, 2, 4, and 7 fort.) Very handsome Card Cases, different kinds and ^Silver plated an^Wr&tama Tea Sets, Plated and Brass. Candlesticks, -Snuffer* and .-Trays, Silver Plated Fruit Baskets and Castors, Brass Fenders, Andiron*, .Shovel# and Tongs, FISTOXiS <fc XUFX.ES, Single Sc DoubleBarrell’d Shot- Gnr Locks, Nimss and Wnza, ftoww*' Flasks, nunrilK, a.lirns iui:il nnu vuiuun, uu., .aiu urau Purses, Briltania Soup Ladles, Teleseopeajarge and small Manic Bo^rs. Toy Watches, Lmce ounrtmnnt rtf Rnilir.ra' Sci*»nfS. lvofV Tillllf. Razor Strops. MstbeiMattadlnstrunirnts, Pock et Compasses.' Seal Blocks, Purse Clasps, Pla ted Spoons, Batteran4 Fish-Knives and Cnps. Shaving, Hair. an4T ( ooth.Bru»bcf and Feath-' Dosterr A - t ■» ; A large assortment, ^f Toys. Accordion*,^ Violin*, and Care*., FLUTES, Ox*, Folk, 6c Eicht Keyed. • rianv Forte, Of CHicKtareo's make. One second hand do..—Low priced, 0^- Clacks *n& Wafckts and Jeweliy repaired. Sitter Work. Spoons, Ladle*, Sugar Tongs. <fe. Ac. made in the best style, and the shortest notice. Nov. 2L—30-tf Valuable Property for Sale. STATE RIGHTS! HOTEL, .mUedgevUlc, «fa. T HE Subscribers £einr anxious to direct their'attention to''their other interest, of. fer for sale the State Rights’ Hotel, Milled e. vilie, Georgia, togetltei- wiili all the furniture, oat lioase*, Stables, bee. The establtsbmeii&is |*rgs and well furnish, ed, capable of seeommodating one Imndrad and fifty persons comfortably.; each room having a fire place. The Stay, • are laygs and well ranged, containing Malt meats have bee«ju*dchy its friends and patror tn'enlarge the .building for the sccomUjodiifiti of a full 8cboot} «nJ a^so, to add another roomi for the exclusive uste' and benefit of those who may wish to be ihstrhcted m tlie science of Music. • bn-; - The operations of this School will be resumed on the first Monday in. January, and all those who design patronizing it, would do well to commence as early ( as possible^ as there are more disadvantage*‘ attending a delay of this kind, than are usually anticipated. The course of instruction will comprehend the following studiei: Natural and Moral Philosophy,-Chy. mistry, English Grammar, Rhetoric. Compo sition, Ancient and Modern History, Geogra phy, Arithmetic, Reading, Defining, 'Spelling, dec. Lessons will also be given in Paintingr plain and ornamental, Needlework in oil its va rieties. and the pleasing and fascinating art of making wax flowers. Mr. Goneke will superintend the musical de. partment, whose abilities as' n teaeber in that branch, are too well known to need any com- ment. . . . ./?'■ The neighborhood is remarkable for health and board may be precured in sevsral respecta ble families on moderate terms,. '* December 1.%—83—2t illy pat. fessoc of Mural Philosophy, Political Economy Jitn.es Jackson/A. M.. .Professor of Natu- ral Philosophy ami Chemistry. . Henry Hull. M. D. f Prolessor of Mathetna. tics and Astronomy, Malthus A. Ward, M: D., Professor of Na tural History. Wn». Lehman, A”: M;V Professor of Greek aiii Modern Languages. James P. ^Waddefc A. Af., • Professor of Latin, Archaeology, and Belles laet res. Charles F. iUcCav, . Professor of Ci vil Engineering, and adjunct Professor'of Na' tural Philosophy; i • " -* v •; *: *■»,»* Win. A. Irving, A, M., Tuh»r in Ancient Lan- guages. . Nahum II. Wood, A. M., Tutor in Mathema. H N. WILLS ON ‘ tenders his thanksta • the public, for tho liberal patrotivge bestowed on his Stage Lines, and would res pectfullv inform them, that he* hr prepared to run a Daily Line. (Sunday* excepted,) of FOVRHOUSE COACHES, from (lie Georgia Rail Road to Athens. - (Kr The Chrbnielc,' and Constitutionalist. Augusta, will copy the above fill 1st January next. •* H. N. W. Applicants for admission into any of the i gular classes of College, ‘can be examined Monday, thr I4tlr ofJnnunry or at any other time, should they, prefer it. It would, however, be well for those, who intend to join the liisti- tution,to be preseht as early as Monday the 14th. if not earheQuhvi.'. r. ; ./} ” The Professor of..C jyil Engineering will give instruction to those who may'desire to prepare themselves for that increasingly important branchorSoiehesc! * i>'.y r s r .... ...j . , The French Language is a regular study of College. Id a^fnioa^to^wtnclii thc'y wli^’ de. ■ire U,'dariatiidy , tlrt4rtiHafJ|G<:rinnn>nml,SpH- msh Languages, without extra charge. The College Library now contains about six thousand well selected .^volumes., while 'the.JLiJ. braneapf thp |W® IJterary Societies. have about four thousand. * ' ’ ' The Botftfiic'Qarden,' is'larre, aml. under the bare of an expertised Gordener,-is .kept . ln fine order, anil contains many rare and interest ing plants. To this Students have access, un der the instruction W' the J Professor of Natu- ral History. WANTED, ipO hire for tho ensuing year. Forty able bodied Boys and Fellows, to work on the Kail Road. fof which liberal pri ces will be given paysbJe quarterly. References edit be made to those persons of whom I have formerly h'lredi in relation to my treatment cf hands, ahd as to pnncuallty in payment. Jh*-:-*- -- •*«— .wW A. B. DANIEL. Athens, December!,—31—3t REES& BEALL’S nre-PropT Warshanse Aigncta ■ agrsti,. . T HE undersigned, grateful for tho liberal patronage and support of .their; friends and customers heretofore, beg leave to' inform them and the pub’ic, that they continue to trans act a general VPttrehouse an* Com- mission Busmtsiyni their old. stand on Broad street. Their warehouse and close stores are in good order 'for the reception of cotton and goods in store. Liberal advances 1 will at all times.be made on produce and con signments. Tho agents of the Georgia Rail road will with promptness receive and forward all cotton consigned to us at the different de. pots, n* also, any goods that may be, ordered throush us up the road. HOPKINS. JENNINGS dc Co. Whole sale Grocers, are now receiving av.d opening an cxtensivC* stock ofGroceries,. io.-t.he fire proof storeof the warehouse newly- erected, which they will be prepared to offar on the moHt liberal terms. All orders through us and filled by them, will bv free of commis sions, and to the entire satisfaction of the par ties ordering. All communications will be addressed to us jointly, as the business in future will be con- ducted in the name of the firm. Pledging their usual promptness to all bzsiness confid. ed to their care,.wifi hope to merit a continu ance of the confidence herctnfnrte so IibcraL'y bestowed. JOIIN REES, EGBERT B. BEALL Augusta, October 2,1888.. 05" The city papers, Milledgeville Recor der, Standatd oftJoion, Southern Whig, Ath- enhywrill ciipy„l|}o. ..qb4ive into their papers wceklv, until first January uest- ie ," E. B. B. T Of...-JR E NT, For terms npnjy tdC. G. M*Kin. Deccjuibpy l.-^L-St -D. C. BALT WIN. Hat*, Caps, boots and Shoos. THE subscriber* haying just returned from * New-York*. whence tliey have brought a splendid and yxtansive Variety of Articles in their line, would respectfully invite the commu nity to call and inspect for themselves. They would also respectfully inform lbs com munity, that they have established in Athens, and now in operation, an extensive The patronage oTtSAhouse Is extensive aud of the' most profitaM#character daring the bu siness season, ahvdvs/being crowded to over flowing. . V it*') 1 Also,n.plantation wjthinope mile orMillcdge. viHe, containing ntauj. four liutinted acres of land, two hundred p'f w hich tire in a high state of cultivation the'balancc is ’ftellshd liesrily tim bered'. Toany persdOf.wkthing to wake * pro fitable and sate invest piept..the above is one of the best that esn behia^,. .Tlie' preseiit prog- pects ol Milledgeville a’re of the most flattering kind./ Tb« QgMwrpe UuiVershy being but two miles from tlie r CTty. Also, the Lunatic Asylum ab< uttbr*a«W»liatyncc; t€*gether with HAT MANUFACTORY, hundred hor- -Where , they. *re prepareJ toexeruteallor- dere, either by, RETAIL or WHOLESALE, at the *horti-»t notice, aud upon the most liberal terms. * ! ‘‘ ’ 0^7“ All kiiuls otfiir received in exchange for goods. I Canton Crape and Crape ^ Wiicana blacK Crajm Lirac. -'lanen C.imbric)tHnliilkm-lii.'&. .' Fancy gilk SHawla. Vfcluria Cinvaia. jRich cuibfoidcred Thibet'WoolflBttwb. 4 4,*5 4 and 7-4 Highland Plaid Shawls. iChineal. Merino and Cbapy Shaw ls. Cicli eaibruijunal Mualin Cajia and Cul. Wn.' •/•'•' ; - ' •. Kicli Mualiii Edging, and Inaerljnga. • .Thread Dacca Bobii.ct Quillinga'and Edg. ^Mantdlo. and fihawl Frine««- Woreted and Twisted Bilk Laces, aH eo- Ladies' White 6c Black Pic nic Silk Gloves, .. : Ladies’ Long White Pic. nic Gloves. ' Ladies* Kid, Linen, Merino, aud Berlin Gloves. ' - i_£TY Ladies’ Super Lined Kid Gloves, U«ir Curls, Ringlete, Rolls, Braids and Mo- *R Cap Tabs, Gimp, Braid, B »bhins 6c Tapes. . Bead Bags, Read aud Silk Purses, paocy Rzticulef, M'illo^ Bathcts. of tlie Legislalore. ted paper, and posses- • the end ofthe present year. For farUw*Firtieub»rs, apply to the pro- pnetorc. DBECjlEB fc DROWN ’ N. B. The present proprietors will eoniinne the business of the Hotel until disposed of, and will be pleased to accommodate as usual (heir old friends or tlie public. ' — B, & B, J/iHedgeville, Dec. l5r-33-*f Administrator’s Sale. A GREEABLE to an order'of the Inferior Court of Clark county, will be sold nt the Store of Daniel Mack, in Athens, on .Monday the 7th day of January next, all the personal «*- tate of Daniel M***! twisting of S»oek of Li. auors a*d v*rio«a articles of Confsctiouary, one bed and furniture together with many other ar ticles too tedious to mention. Sold for the b**n. efit of tho creditors of said deceased. Sale to eontmud from day to dav, till <all is sold. BURTON HICKS, Adm' Drcembor 8,—32—ids N. B. At the same time and place will he fcu'.rd t'.JC Ifoui!.- f-»r the * nsui,, f * l;r * accounts altar the 10th January next, in to the hands of a mtiristrate to be settled by law. J. ROBINSON, * CO. December «3-344tf. N. B. Tlie business will be continued here after bv J. ROBINSON, under. the agency of R. RObGERS, who hopes by bis unremitting exertions. U» please h !_ — •*“ .. - „... justoniere, to merit the his old friends, and a more libe- 8^. Tuition, from Jan^fith to Aug. 1st, $24 00 Library fee, servants*' hire, room-rent, and fuel for puhlie rooms, / .. . . 6 CO For ihe same, for.j^p Fall Term, 2 Excellent Board) m ttid most respectable fa milies, ean be obtained fpr frooi. 810 to 814 per month,. _ ASB.URY HULL, December 8—Sft—tl5J. " ' Sec. $ Trias. QkT The CoirstRatiotiitliat,'>'Augusta,.<>Uie Georgian, Savannah, Southern .Border,. Mil. ledgrville, and Enquirer, Columbus, are request ed to give the-aboVe'three weekly insertions. Tlie OainesviUe female High l3cliool. JL 1st January, 1839, for the education of young Ladies; iii tlie following branches of polite learning. ’ ,J . PrI^akV Depar* ttsariwCharge 824—Term 10 months. '^ Vii a . v The usnnl elementary subjects of the com- mor Schools. Sbcokd, Dxpat^kznt—Charge 845.—Term 10month!*.:... ', ■. The foregoing with tlie addition of Geology; Botany,and the Experimental Sciences, History, Biography; Mapihg-■" and use of tlie. Globes, Drawing and the French language.- - Sbriob DEPARTairNT^—Charge $90.—Term 10 months. •-*•.*. 4 All the foregoing with the Belles Leltres, Elo cution, Vocal Musif, Afathomatics, Moral Phi losophy, Astronomy^,awtjte Italian/Spanish or German languages. The aneieht languages if desired.*; Music aiiextra charge. (For filling this departmen^with a Teacber of emipeucc, arrangements nnun forwardness.) The use of the Piano Forte|Phii.)*oph1cal Apparatus, Bo- tanieal Gaiden, rtnif'Calisthenics are iucludcd in the above ordihhry charges. i - Board at 810 per-inonth will be provided in the Village, until the School buildings are com pleted. -. ' The School Term commences 1st January, and ends 1st November. Signed by oraer of the Trustees, G; BEAUMONT, Principal. Nov. 24—30-Jtf , (KyMr. G. Beaumont, an English Barrister, Graduate (A. M.^or the- University of Cam bridge, having selected Gainesville on account ofits acknowledged salubrity ns a location for his family, offers in the above school, the advan tages of a permanent teacher and uniform sys tem. Advancement ofthe pupil will bc‘secured by weekly exnniihalibns, study and not display will prevail, the moral seniimcnts us well as Ilia intellectual powers will be d«velo|>ed, and the discipline will bfopreaerved on principles of self- respect as-well iq-the pupil as in tlie teacher. The Trustees ,nre preparing a spacious build ing, with ample,garden and pleasure grounds. consisting Sails ■* ' 'prior C urt a Court of . Terms will be made known on the day of sale. ELISHA WARE, Adu/r. ofthe smale of A Ben Daairl dec’d. Nov.3—27- . •- of p:itroi OAUTIOX. A LL persons are notified not’to trade for two notes, given by me to Ivy E Whitcomb for Thirty Dollars each, about the first of Au gust last, payable the 25th December instant, ns the consideration for which said notes were giv en has rutirely failed, and I am determined not to pay them unless compelled by law.. THOS. B. COOPER. December 22—34—It. . Guardian’s Hiring. IXTlLLbe hired t> the highest bidder nt Wat. kinsville, oh the first Tuesday in January next, a Negro man named Reuben, and hUwife Cely, and a-boy Anderson, belonging to *tlte Orphans of Joel Williams,: deceased. .- Teyms adeknown onthe. day .of sale. vV ■ ANDER^iJn W, SMITH, Goa^;. pgassJgjMi&Pu • - ' f "i ■E*OUR months after date application will be ' madetirtbhflcMWilWe tba Inferior f LwApr ■ — - ' pos^s, mg to, . county deceased. . .. , . . THOMAS W. RO^ YAdm’r. MARY ROE, ) Adm’x. Sept. 8,—18—4m RUNAWAY NEGRO Ranaway from the|_Snbscriber,on tbe l3ih of September, a negro man by tht name of WAR- REN,abount 25 or20 yearii'old* having ’ ‘ some of bis fore-teeth. It Is presnmed he has shaped hi* course for Charleston, S C. A liberal reward will be. paid for bis apprehen sions and safe keeping, so tint I get him again. . j *7,7: BYRp M. GRACE P. S. Letters will reach pie either at Colum bus. Geo., orHenry Court House, Ala. O^rTbe Georgia and South Carolina papers wiU copy the 'af&ve four times, and forward their ticeotiat* to this office —Columbus Sentin el. v ; ; ■ .... December 8—32-»4t. GEORGIA CLARK COUNTY, Y^HEREAS. Aaron Crow, Administrator q Maraaret, Crow, deceased, apphes .for Letters of Dismission. , This is therefore to.cite and admonish all, and singular the kindred'and creditors of said dee’d. to be and appear at iny office, within the time E rescribed bylaw, to shew cause (ifany they ave) why'skid letters should not ie granted. Given under my hand, this 7th day of August, 6&OOBB1BS. T HE subscriber has just received 30 Barrels Northern Potato’s. 25 Bags Coffee. 30 Sacks Liverpool Salt. 10 Barrels N, E. Rum. 10 do Jenck’a Gin. . 4 Casks Cheese. With a variety of other articles. O. P. SHAW: Wall Streel, Dec. 1—31-rff. GEORGIA, MADISON COUNTY. Inferior Court, sitting for Ordinary purposes, June adjourned Term, 1838. Rule Nisi. WHEREAS, Reuben Simmons, administra- * * tor of Joseph Albright, deceased, has petitioned the Court for Letters of dismission; whereupon it is ordered th«t a copy of litis rule be published once a month, for six months, in 1 Oneof the public Gazettes of this State, that*11 parties concerned, may. have due notice, and fils their objections, (if any . they have) why paid Letters ofdismission should not he granted. A true copy from the minutes of said Court, this 7th June, 1838. ' WILLIAM SANDERS, o. o. June 33 8 -6in georgiaclark county. Superior Court, August Term, 1838. mHE Petition of Seaborn J. Mays, sheweth A (|, a t Henderson B. Gilliland, on the thir tieth day of May, 1837, mortgaged to your peti tioner, a certain lot of Land m the Town of Athens, known fas Colo. John A. Cobb’s Sur The Milledgevilie Recorder, Augusta Cbron- vey, an distinguished by metes and bounds, will icle, Macon Tflegraph, - Columbus Enqui- more fully appear by a, Deed to the said Gilli ter, and Cassvillc Pioneer, will please insert the l«nd. fronihis jrotbers, Jobnfir. Cod Gilliland, above four times, and charge to the Trustees of recorded-23ril May,' 1837, wbicli mortgage wss the above Insliiutioiu G. Bl given.to secure the payment of a promissory ' Note, made by the Said Henderson, with Coil «c Athens Grammar School fjpHK exercise^fif tliis'Institution, will tMUfirstMouday ofJanun.y next, iM'rihtendenc-e and instruction of Neisler, who is well known to the i able, efficient, and successful mence under the s Dr. HughM. public, as o Teacher. ,f„.. Parents, and guardians, wishing tlieir sons 1 and wards, well, prepared for College, should make early application for admission into this school, Terms' ’ or tuition ns heretofore, and payable in advance: JOHN A. COBB, President ' of the Board of'Trustees December l,rr3h— 1 lltnJ - j Nov. 3, 27 tr t •NICHOLS 6c GAY. Administrator’s sale. ILL be ’sold before tlie Court House do,»r in the,Town of Lawrenceville, on tlie, first Tuesday in jaana^ next, the Tavern House ‘ 'liable lot*, belonging' to the Estate of James I low,late, of sa)d county deceased, for the . it of the heirs of saiddi-c’d. Terms Libs, rah ’ • >• C. HOWELL* Adm’r. August 18r—16—tds MOBUS mUZ.TZOAVZ.ZS hi iff/berry* 1JF/RSOXS wishing : lopnrehave Cuttings du- 1 ring my nbseucr, will please apply to Mr. Francis Gideon. S. KNEELAND. 4the»*f Depfmher8*r-33r-Gt Administrator’s Sale. A GREBAHLI^i to an order ol i.'.e Inferior Court of'Ognthqrpe county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, w ill b.- void, o;i the first Tuesday ni JiffitiMWjiciU, in tin* town of Lux. iugtoii, before the Cou rt house door of said Co, h tween the ujiutd hours of sale, 348 acres of LAND, JyingfOn L*Vng creek, udj 1utng hinds of Thof.tsts B, J. Hill and others. Also, u Negro U«»y, by the oatnu of Solomon b looking to. tho estsdoyof Janie. A. Hill* doceHiUid. Sold for the’boitem .of those interested in said estate. Terms will ho inado kiuiwii nil the day, Oc*i 27 - £6 —ids, B.M, Hill, A-lm’r. THE MURfiERER STOPPED. rriAKEX,.U i p,,an& fc ncWconfined in jail fit Dali- , JLlohnega, Lutnpkur^county,'Ga., a *tunii who calls his rtnme William Morris, but nu. SWe’r* 'ttie’dedSlripfn>n"gWeii'4rrth*'' nrWspaperH of SOLOMON STEP, one of the murderer* of Martiu Fraley, iti tlta.Slnte.of'Tennessee. . * -GEORGE P. BEDFORD. v. lIKBUEKTS. ! Drnihbfr SSWHi-lw'. bythi Jno. Gilliland, his securities, and bearing date 24th May, 1937, andducon the 25th December next thereafter, ai d it appearing io the Court, that there is due oh the said note, the principal, three hundred nud forty-six Dollars ana 22cents with interest thereon.* On motion iti* ordered, that the said Hender- >n 11. Gillil.nd, pay into the CJerke Office of e Superior Court of said County, the amount of principal and interest due on said Note, on or before tlie first day of the next Term of this Court, or the Equity ol Redemption in and to said mortgaged premises will be forever barred and foreclosed. And that a copy of thin Rule be served upon the anid Henderson B. Gilliland, at least three months before said Court, or published once a month for four months, in some public Gazette this State. A true extract from the minute* ofsaid Court, this 10th day of October, 1838. ? - <• -^OHN Cy JOHNSON, Clk. Oct. 13,—24—m4hi T HE Publiolue cautioned against trading i«r a protqissory note, given by me to Nathaniel Nellu’ths, of Elbert county, for one hundred and b it dollars, due the 25th of De. cember, 1839, and bearing interest from the 25th of this instant; As sidd note waa fraudu lently obtained, 1 am determined not to pnv it, unless compelled by law. Said note was dated th instant. i- HENRY WICLK. Gilmer ooqnty,, Dec. 22—34—tw. _ mode to the honorab)«. the Justice of the Inferior Cpurt qf Afadison county, when sitting fororditinrypurposesibrleave to sill the real estate of 'JoSeph Dupree,dec’d. Ohorolsoe Corner Academy, T HE exercises of this Institution will be re sumed by Ihe subscriber, on the first Mon- duy in January, 18519. December 2;3—34—2w H. 8 AFFORD. LAW BLMHS Foif Saje ot" this OOicc. FIjOITR. Barrels Floirii('from PotiUain’s and other Mijls. just received and loreah 1 . for Cash only. 1 Ofthe former article, a supply will he kept constantly- o.i hand. O. P. SHAW. Wail Street, Oct, 6,-23—tf Madison Sheriffs Sale: MsTTILLbo sold on the first Tuesday in January v v next, at tlys Court House door in Daniels- ville. Madison coiinty, between the legal hour* of “tie.the following property,io-wit.:. .. > One hundred Acreirbf Lind, tDore*rIes«, On the waters orSBhdy dreek, adjoining Land* of VandiTord, and^tbeirs.upon which is situated a grist tutd Saw.roiUJ} Levied upon by.virtue of.» fi- fiu issued firum Jackson Superior Court at the. instapee ql Jfeiry ^Strickland, guardian of )UR months after dale’ap[»Itcntion \vlH be made’ to Bib hotforiibfe Inferior court ot Madison Criurity/wtensittingfor ordinary pyr- S ises for leave to sell the kaI estate of Ann iggfnbotham deerasvd. - .s r. . i J AMES LONG. Adm’r.’ Oet. 1—gg-T^m. .. , - Agency, Augusta Bk g. Zns.dk/ Co Atbons* T HE undersigned is prepared to take riaks against firkin this place, and the adjacent Town* and Villages, or in the country, at lair rates of premium- _ s - ' WM; M. MORTON, Agent. July 28r~43tMkn Notice Tfi Debtors A Creditors- A'LL personsindebted to the estate of Daniel **’ Mack,'late6f said County deceased, are re- quested U* corns* forward and settle thetr^ae- couQts; and thoae having demands againsfsaid estate, are requested to present them according to law. December 8 l^OUR months after date, application will be made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Clark County; while sitting as a Court of ordi nary for leaveto* self one fourth part of Lot No. 221 in the 12th district, 8d section, in Troup Countv, which,. Lot belongs to the Orphans of Peter Puryear^deceased JAMES W. BARRETT Adm’r. of James Williams dec’d. November 10—28r-4m.'' T ; sale. ■ . A GREE ABLE, ip the last Will and Testament of John Ajigi iii. lata of Gwinnett co aty, deceased, will be'iold on the first T send ay in January neiti 1 aiLawrenceville, in said county, all the XAtwf^b**ohging to said deceased, in GwindettcoOnty/siX or eeven hundred Aeres of Land/oa Suwancy Creek, whereon the said' ‘ resided, wril improved, with dwelling and other necessa- _ _* (resh plantation in first rate orderfor making heavy Crops, a valuable lime Quarry. Ac.' SOO Acres on Ivy Creek, on which is' a Saw-thill dhd the remains of a burnt 'grist- young i To be sold op,a credit of one, two and three years, the purcliaser giving note with good snf- ficieutftre hold.eeeunty. And on the day fob lowing at hw uita residence, the perishable pro. petty of said deceased, consisting of Horses, Cattle, (logs. Sheep, Goats, Corn, Fodder, Wheat,.Oat*,.4£e., and a quantity of liinr; the stock otjgoodson hand/wo or three Cotton-gins. HousshoM ood khcheu funiiture, and a variety Aut-rniigcmcni in uu in otbelr words ait it cretion of the Bile. So wAl is this and The uupn ed from llie adop during a period o mrrou.s it < performed t they have r«» . after they had 1; most eminent of tbe‘fitciihy—justi tifies Dr. Peters, in warmly and c«*nsc recommending them to the special uol afllictrd. Pelers’Vegetable Pill.-, are the safes! effectual, and oeonomical remedy, for d__ •>f the human constilution, that has *vei b Uiseovered. Dr. Prtere, the inventor of valuable medicine, from his knowledge o human system, derived from a long and e sive practice, hir* arrived to this conclusion tin the great and prismrv cause of nio.-tiiiVeaWs is a derangement in the.functions'of the Liver * or increased or dinmiiihwrVeV^i *-*•*jt&tjEjtifeiiH Jit this understood that it is eommen for persons to'say whi n thev feeLonweU/ihst . they are billious, meaning, that tl.ev have, too much bile in the stomach. On the ather-Jmm!, * |®PPPPHPP(|PWpWjhecnuee iioiirishr'V ment .contained ini the food-taken into tl<e:*ir>- luach is notj.ropcrlyextracte.l>Ki«d the-.foodW- • fejected in a crude slate. Dfl Vctet* is rV.|ifi<frtu : T'T that Uif larittrt&lfvgttair Theory* Sd calif d, th»l “impurity ofAhe llioil isthe catlse of all discos, es,” is a great absurdity. Every one. whq- re. fleets jpon the subject a moment, will perceive that impurity ot tho blood is a eerohdart'. not A 1 primary complaint—the eff. ct and nottllp rauiite • • of disease. When the fu» ction* ofthe livCe are • deranged, ami tlie flow of bile ihch ased/ it in . often taken up by tlie abwrhcnt' vessels aud. earned into' fun circulation, and. become* min. - filed with the blood as In jaundice, wheii the pa* tlciit show* if in his countenance,. Now ito* impurity ofthe blood is caused by an increascVl ' flow of bile,Mnd to remedy it yon ‘mnst'cdrrelt ■* the secretion ofthe liver, etnl restore it'to a • I.• Dr. Peters has spent much ;time in tsprf.., meuting with different vegetable medicine^ Jhr J disease* of the liver; and uow offer* his Vege table »PiU*.** f the best, mofrt convrnipht, am! cheapest inedicinethat can be prepared70- ^" eral um, and m offering them to tlm public, U actuated “more by benevoleu t than peenniaFV' "I motives as the price of the wedicine^rill^hdw.' Dr. Pcters*iSat1ers himself that hi* loitg. ex- perimenting w'.th vegotable^m ’* ' bled him to discover the true' ^ tute answer itta>a II the purpoeTsofjBHi without any of their attendant rvils. One er. ; quality of his vegetable pills is that they the alteruauv* principle combined With cathartic.or,operative qualities, so.thatih only cleanse the stomach add bowels but they reguiate the liver, changr tho ninrhiif accretion*, strengthen the digestive organs, pb- rify the blood, invigorate the .'circulation, aid give tone ahd energy to the nervous system. They are mild and pleasant io tlieir operation, and convey almonimmedistf convirttonjofiliclr utility from the first dose. They c*•> be, taken;.: with safety by persons of any an: mid ttefcbc ble, the infirm, tho uervou-T. ^d > deBcSs,S? strengthened by their .operation bcaahpe tbsy clear the sy sum of bad Lan.ore, quiet nerven* irritability, and restlessness from wliatever' i“*«nkbly prodw *s sound sleep. The Vegetable Pills are a sure retardv.’-.fbr.' jaundice, sick and nervous liead; die, dy*p«p^ cos t tveness, sickness of the stomaeli, beta tbttfn, all billions eompbiinta, fever* of all kinds, and f taken at the eomraeucement will iuvarwbly. * check their progress, :ted aud dan pro’racte ■e invaluable i rrctions, fitSS o which females alone a be mad* to the honorable ihe Inferior Court of <'l*rk county, for leave to sell two Houses and Lots in the town of Salem, Clark county,belonging to the estate of Jnme* C. An- d«r8on, dec’d. Sold for the benfit ofthe heirs and creditors. NANCY D. ANDERSON Adm’x. November 24—30—td*. dangi nervous and bfsppetlte.midaH coumJStKTTTS' ales alone are subject. They oner, ate as a mild and speedy pU-ge and ure a W. and ceruun remedy for worms in children. Since I have introduced my Vegetable PiBsto the public, I have received numerous certRi. rates of tlieir superior efficacy in curing disc**,' es, also, many fetters from respectable phtsi- erans, who have used them In their practice with the best success. \* t I might publish a small volume of certificates, but consider it unnecessary, as the m^Hcrne will recommend itself to all who will make- trial of it. b} Petrra. M. D.* It.' 129 Liberty street, New York. Each box con tains 40 pi'Is, price 50 cruts. Be careful and enquire for Peters* Vege table Pills, they are sold in Athemsbv REESE A LORD Af w. a well*. July 2A F OUR mon|U« after date, application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court ot Cla*k county,*!ttiug as u Court of Ordinary, for lea™ to selutie real Estate of John Brown- ine. dscea*eo. . . 8 DARIUS T- HO WZE, Adm’r. Sept, ^r-21-^m. •' madeto'tliH honorable the Inferior court of jMk—in county,"-Uen .Utin/for Ordinary pur- pom, for kmuwmll ill? T.n V.nl, nud 10 acres more or less adjoining it, as part of tlie Tord Bennrt, deceased. N WITT, ) Adm’r. acres more or ! real e# tate of > Vu.ntfoi ■EjlOUR moRtWafter date, sppUcatio.vwillbc *- made to made to tftr himorable the Inferior court of Jackson coutttjr.*»»Hm sitting for Ordinary pur- poses, for leaWto>sell nil the real estate of W I- liam L. BryaW. deceased, of said county. Sold f„, tuo w. ^ti^iY^x'Tdu.-x. NoVeinbcH liiferior Court of Oglethorpe eottntyi while sitting- as a Court of Ordinary, for Ibnve; to sell the real Estate c r William G. Jennings, deceased. ; WILLIAM W, BUSII, Adm’r. Decfr. 8c-32—4iii ‘ T HE suhscribur is icceiving aud daily ex. /pectin#— 15 Bags Old Java - Coffee, 800(T 8upur Spanish Sega rs. 10 Buses and Drums Muscatel, and Sultnua Raisins, - 2 Chest* Super Hyson and Gunpowder > ' 'Tea, ’ 3 Bills 1 . 1 Malaga and Muscatel Wine, 2 i'oifes Pine.Apple Cheese, 4 Cases Pickles, 15 Boxes Stewart’* Confectionary, Witi.-u variety of,other articles. fit OUR date, application will[be A umde toxhn Hiiuorsble Iufenor Court, shtn 5 “ "WO. H. JOKES, Adm’r. ■ -S'. jULIA VAUGHAN. Adm’rx. Tqly yt.^13—m DIRECT l^ROM MADEIRA. 2 Qr. Cy.k, niHckhurti’. Clioiri. Old London Pnrlicular Mudoiro Win*. Thl, win, ia rapraa/nl—1 tho boal llml enn bo ahippod; [mrtieubir nuoiuiouliovingboon poid tn the ee lection. Peroona Vfiabina it choice Article, cel bo .implied. O. P. S11AW. Wall Slr?or,,#o?. Cl SO—If. F made to the Honorable, lie Inferior Court of Mediapn county, wbUe ailUo* a. . Courtnf Ordinary,forV*ro lot* 11 twohumlredl-oand a half Acreeof Land,’more or Icem Ni", and be- Ingin IliUb eobnty. and known and dtstinjUtah- ed by No. one hundred nhd «" («») *“ •!» fourth (4) diatriet of originalWHouatoli county, ig to tho oatatn of Bdword Wan, Jr. , ELISHA WAKE. Adm’r. of Edward Ware. Juttl dco’d. October S7ejJ8-4m O. P. SIIAW, T^OUK nionthe after date, application wilil— Wall-Street. Oct. 13-S4-ir. I' medc to th" Hiinbrable the Inferior Court of Clark cnUnty,.iilting tor Ordinal ypbrpoaee, for leerc to aril Lota No. U8 ami 60, and tlie land ednneeled to aaid lota in the Town ot Watkinaviile, bounded by Vurrav, Hardin and others, beloncing to the Eetato ofDaetdSte. pbeua,deeeaaed, y(hrreon he lived at the tuna of his death a • JOSHUA 8TKPHENS, i HARRIS .STEPHENS,} ** xr *’ Oct. 13,—24—4a*. Shorifi’s Sale. ’■ W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday if January next, at the Court llonae in Clark county, between the lawful hours an suit;, the following property to-wit: 175 acres.of laud, more or le^f, in saii county, on the Waters of Rose creek, adjwa- ' ig Jones and others, levied on astb* f Duvid Weaver, to attisfy n fifa in fn*or Joshua G. Moore vs. David Wea . er. • * Postponed Sale, ] ILL be sold on the first Tuesday m January next, at the Court-House doer in IVatkinsville. between the legal hours of sslr, the following property, viz. ... 238 Acre* of laud, more or Ie**, in the coira- .. of Clark, o»t McNutt’* creek, in two'separate Tract*,—due containing two hundred ni.d thir teen acre**, more or b os, adjoining Win. Gant and others; the other containingtwent>-fiv* acres, more or Ie**, adjoining Stephen* pn4oth ers, with a Saw Mill thereon in good repair* and Fifty Barrels of Cum, more «r VajK le vied on as tlie property of Jnines.AUeii^toaatisw fy a Ufa in favor of Abner Grikhaiii vs.’Jalne* Alien aud Jqo. It. Cosby. . JAMES HENDON, SVff. December 1—31—td* Guardian’s sate. , A GREEABLE to an order *C>Ha itqnm$M* **■ Justice* of the Inferior Court’ ofMq^svoik cmuuy, when sitting as a Court «fO J.oarv, will be sold on the firet Tu’ s 'sy in Febri.afy nexLbeforb tbs Court Housed •r,io C*m/be.I iffilord. ami sold tor tb -ir benefit, made known on the day of sale. • *< BERRY J, MEADOWS, Coair. December lr~31—tds •. ^ F QUR month* after date npplirjttkm witt b* made to the lionorabl* Justice* of the In dinary purpose*, for leave to sell part of Ihe. real Estau of Benjamin Smith, late mud; Cujuntj, deceased. • i| * - : SIDAY A. SMITH, .Adm’r. Sept 8,—19—4m JEOKGI.K CLARK COUNTY. } VVHLREAS. Barton ILctis . ’ v T ter* of Administration on Daniel Mpck.jateor raid This is therefore tn c nml singular tlie kindred the time prescribed by any they have) why *i granted. . Given under my hand, cetuber, 1838, f 1L W ■ December 8,-33—liu