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VUiuVs MtuAe C\oiVu>g, Sljnrtillf ( loth*, lull*, liOOtS »y Shot Ilariliran, A'C* REDDING N: U Ai HlH ltN, II ,Vv\til'V,\i\*»v>v Nii y,o,n the i'rieman > Joumd. TO AI-LXANDER OSf* RUSSIA. n 0 Alexander ! dd$n to learn Whatrrmin’d conquerors should Kn0 . j L 'LOTHlNO. HATS, UOO'l r -flmugli despots godlike freedom spurn, Her sons run never sloop so loir. On, Autocrat ! Deliverer thou ! Lord of thu vassal and the slave ! (In luile that once imperial hrow, Whose Majesty seem’d formed to save. Monarch! hour powerless I- ihy imglltj Thy proud twmornb how vain ; Can edicts cVr roll back the night, That curtain'd, once, regenerate Span': No ! for the bosm i, tl.vntliral d, With li' ertv shall ceaseless burn, For her die snord shall rush nneall’d N'or bloodless to its rest rcluin. Fem'ik the late Albany Fair among a g'eat number of excellent 9| n;- rime'tisofdomestic manufacture wasexht- l. h-d a beautiful lady’s capo, finely wrought fro i the filaments or down of the dsctepieu, milk treed, bv Miss Caroline LnxeU, of Albanv. This imrions, and, wc hohevc, nri- ,1 material of female ornament, ts of f K , and has the softness am Tin novel nr glossiness of the richest silk lid* was handsomely trimmed with red s.«- Vm • and, in the opinion o! the numerous spec tato-s, both male and female, clearly en titled its ingeniousinxentornnd fabricator to a premium and patent for hdi. s capes. \t the Hartford (Con.) lair, premiums were awarded to two very fine and elegant- k finished grass bonnets, made by the Me? Woodho-tscs of Wethersfield, and which are rarely surpassed in hcautyhy the most cost ly Leghorns. One very little inferior was also exhibited, made by Miss Hanmerofthe same place. They were made of the Poa Pretends or spear grass, and those which re ceived the premiums sold for S-AO, the other for S27. Another, of a quality almost equal to those just mentioned, was made by a young lady of Windsor, of the sweet scent ed vernal gra'*; and one of split straw, by Miss Capen of Hartford, was remarked for it’s extraordinary delicacy ot texture. At this fair hlso there was a great display of va luable and ingenious domestic articles. [.Visst ng’er.j It is stated in the Connecticut Journal that < the honorable Richard Skinner, the present Governor of Vermont, was, about twenty year - ago, Clerk in a retail store ie. N'ew-Ha- ven. The fact furnishes an additional illus tration oT the excellence of republican insti tutions, which, recognizing no exclusive claims to distinction,not (infrequently award public honors to those whose talents and vir tues surmount the obstacles of hum bln i! not disastrous fortune.—R- A American. Making money rapid!if.—On Monday last was deposited in the Mint at Philadelphia, for reco'mage, Foreign Gold to the amount of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars. It was coined into half eagles on Tuesday, deposited in Bank the same evening, and forwarded on Wednesday, by the Stage, to Boston. So says a Philadelphia paper. WL received fn in NeW-Yoik.aneX- lcn?.ve assort mciit of K la A I) 1 ei A1H. HOLS, HARDWARE, Me. winch they oiler lor sale on good terms, at their fstw.e m xt iloor mirth ufihrien Bank, Wayne Street, among which are the follow lug: .Superfine blue Cloth Cloaks, Scotch Plaid and Cainblct do ; Sujierfiuc blivck, blue and coloured Dress Coats, Superfine do do do I* rock do; Do. drab Sort outs ami Wrupix rs JJo blue, black, mixed and drab Cloth and Cassimere Pautiloulis, Do blue and black Cassiuiete Veits, Black Silk, white Merscilh s, ,V. Fancy do. Y oiitlis and Buys \\ tappers, Misses ditto Childrens Suits, Men’s fine Lumen aid Flannel Shirts, Superfine, fine and ltorum llats, home with wide, hriuts, Women’s Morocco end Leather Shoes, Misses and Childrens do Men's fine .Leather and Morocco do Welling, Boots, Superfine, Blue, Black, Brown, Oxford, Mixl and Drab • loths, Superfine Bin - , Black, Mist and Dial Cassimere?, White and Blue Negro Plains, Rose Blanket?, Irish Jaime.is, Long IjCiwii, Linnr.n Diaper. Superfine 4-4 and u-4 Caiiihiiek am, .tin.-- lio Pomls, Brown Don e-'.io Shirting and Sliceting, Doim -lie Plaids, Stripes and Chambr.ijs Osnaborng.?, too Reams Vefiiim, Foolscap, Pot, and Letter Paper, SCO Caimiste.s best Sporting Powder, 100 do do glazed ditto Smith’s Eellotvs, Anvil?, \'ires k flafn’rs, Cordage—t, 0,8, til, i-2, and.’Od Cut Nails, Brads, Cast Steel, Rifies, Shot Gun-, See. kc. Miliedgri file, Nov. 7 SO—tf NOT w^rn.L nr. sun ember next, betwr. t .ale, tin' following pro) qua re of .V VAV m 1- ’LL.., T 'ii:a - ,i 'l Tin -da;, m L'e ; I lie usual hours of; rty. to wit t One square of S,and i flu ecsniti d: uriotj originally Wilivioson. mav Laurens conn y.' adjoining Slnndley ainl viliriu:;—-tak"ii as l! pn.|n ity of Adam lluntfr, to satisfy an e.\i dll ion in favor of Se-.x art Ilargrnvi . One fraction of laud ly ing on the (leone river, known and dtstii gui-bed by Fiuker ila ad, to satisfy executions in favor of the; administrator* of Freeman le wis at.. st 1 lav id Floker and Thompson Bird—proper ty pointed out by John t». Bird. ’ 1 ’ourUeli head of - hi ep. taken as the pro perly of Alfred Thompson, to satisfy an ex ecution in favor of the state of Georgia. One Sorrel llorse, taken a? the property of William Burk to satisfy an execution in fa vor of William Lvi.um—property pointed out by Jacob Shiver. One negro boy named Sam, taken as the property of Thomas \Y. Ha;', to satisfy an execution in favor of Hardy (iiifTm and oth ers—levied on by a constable, and returned to me. CHARLES S. GUYTON, Sheriff. October tT. 3li wnr i) (Jo-partner ship Dissolved. T HE eo-partnn ship heretofore existinj under the firm of Go.iii.tLL k. V, ash m i-.n, i“ tin' day de-i |v d liv mutual con sent. Persons having unsettled business with the above firm, will pl"nse call on Sa- s.iucl Geiodall, who is authorized to adjust the same. sa mrr.L goodatj., JOSEPH WASHBCRN. Or1 nber -21C40 88 Co-prtrluu :i,ip ■ o nn ct 'VXTT f. REDDING, having purchased of i 1 • Samuel Go id ill hi? interest in the late firm of Good ill k Was burn, and enu- leeted himself with .h»o ph Washburn of the above firm, business w il! In future be conduc ed by them at the old stand under the firm if R .ndi.xu k. WAsitnrttN. W. C. REDDING, Oct. 3,1—33 JOS. WASHBURN- JAMES TINIGAN, COACH, HOCSE, Slfl.Y k OR.YA- MENTAL PAINTER, R ESPECTFPLLY informs the inhabitants of Milleilgeville and its vicinity, that lie tarries on PAINTING in general, anil earnest ly solicits a share of the pulilio patronage.—All orders left at liiv shop on Wayne-street, oppo site Mr. Itosseter s store, w'dl be punctually ut tended to. MUledgeville, Sept i2. <t>t—-3t ~ EAST NOTICE ! A PI, person? having claim? against the Quar ter Alaster Generals'* Department for the Hire ot Waggons, Horses, or olher article? fur nished the troops during the Seminole Cam paign, are requested to deposit their accounts, with the evidence in support of them, in the bands of the commanding oiteer at Fort Haw kins, or to furnish theui to me at this post, on or before the Until of Oetoberneit, to the end that they may he forwarded for the examination and decision of the War Department. Receipts will be given and such accounts as may be disc Row ed, will he retained to the elnimtints. By or der, A. DARRAI1, A. D. «. ,M. Gec’l. Fort Stoll, Aug 30—ftf MilleHgrtiUc Reading Room, rrtHE proprietor proposts furnishing for -l the use of his subscribers, and transient visitors intioduced by them, a selection of Magazines, Reviews and Newspapers, viz: Ackerman’s Llegant Repository of the Arts, Fashions k Literal me, London- Annual Register, exhib liug the tines of Europe; Edinburgh anil (Quarterly Reviews; North American do ; Bi’ston Allieiiinmi, or Spirit ofthe British Magazines, American Fanner, Portfolio, Christian Oliserver, and Medical Recorder. Among the Newspaper? tire the Richmond Enquirer, National Intelligencer, Advocate, and Gazette, the Dari en Gazette, and Savannah Republican, to which are usually added, from du ty to fifty others. The vvixiln presenting within the reach of a-short period of attractive reading, a view of almost every thing worth notin' passing in (lie world—its Literature, Religion, Aris, Policy, Agriculture, Commetce, News, Anecdote, kc. nnd t! e discussion of those topics that interest or agitate the human fa mily, delineated by the hands of masters. On the utilih/ of sucli establishments, it is deemed unnecessary to enlarge beyond the obvious remark, that they afford to the inge nious mechanic, the intelligent farmer, the professional man, and the man of business, opportunity while enjoying the desultory half hour of needful relaxation, to increase his stores of valuable information, his acquain tance with Bonks, Authors, Wit. Poetry, kc. and his taste, excitement and materials for interesting reflection and enlightened cever- saliotv. Trusts.—Subscriptions from pcrtnanenl residents to be for unu year, at S C.per annum payable quarterly or semi-unminlly to ad, vanre. From gentlemen Indited here, hu- not permanent residents, subscriptions will be received for one month. The room will be open from 7 a. m. to 9 r. m.— No hook or paper to he lent out. Such refreshment: of the. best description, will be kept in refhli ness, us are usual in similar establishments to the northward. flT?" Subscriptions received at the Soda water-Ronm, this Otliee, Book Store of Messrs. Ginn k Curtis, and at the Post Office. November fi SSl—:lt ADM 1 MSTJvATOIt’S SALE. ■t~57TI,L he sold on the first Tuesday in v V December next, at the court-house in Madison, Morgan county, agreeable to an order of the honorable 'Fonrt of Ordinary for county, part of the Real Estate and Negroes of William Walker, deceased, that is to eav, 390 acres of land, within :! miles of Madison, being part of Lois Nos. -07 and 17?, with good improvements ai d an exerl- lent fann now in good order for cropping having an excellent Pencil Orchard k about j WILLI & JL\A I LK, ! RE tvil iving their fall and winter snp- V ptv of Gauds, consisting of 280 pa< kn- . si.ivvted fit.in the lad importation* «t ew-York, Hostnn, nnd I'hiladeljihia : 1 ca?e Tjondiw Ivi.etorate blue CTolh- to SICs, stillI’g. 1 cast ib . s.ixoiiv LS.ackdci—30 to 85sst. 2 i>.,, do. a.?; o.ted mill’d and single Ca, sililtri s—9s In 11? st- I ib ? com. nnd low pric’d Cloths and < '.issltneri's, Flannels, BiW.es and Rnmb.v/.etts, 10 hales Blmit.'dH, point, Ru eaud DulTle, 1 case ladies' I.'.ie.il ai vl worsted Hose, ‘2 i oes do. cdkiHi and Ai.golo do. 1 do. geiitletnulM 1-2 Hose, 8 cases Irish Linnensj 1 ilo. Sheetings k t do. drill Lawns, SOil pieces Tamdon superfine kcom. Prints 100 do. Rich Furniture, and Cassimere Shawls, 1 hale fashionable Mcrseiltes printed Ves ting* and White, Buff Valencies and Silk Strip, Vesting, 10 hale* YY alt ham bleach'd and Brow n Sheeting nnd Shirtings, 2 eases Sntiiictts, and I do. furniture Clm ks, t ease blk. and changeable Sinehevvs, 1 do. green pink and white Florences, I do. (.'ambries and Jaconet Muslin k Qinghnnis- Elcgant Jacunet Muslin Robes k Crape Shawls, bo pieces elegant damask Nankeen Crape, and Shawls and Scarfs, Elegant Merino Rohes and Shawls, 3-4 to !1-1 Elegant Cadi mire Robes k Shawls, Dam.vk Silk Rub; ?, Shawl' k Mantles Silk Velvet, Gloves, Slot kings nnd Dalian Sewing Sill, and Twist, fin cases superfine and common Hats, !> cases superfine Straw Bonnets, 1 do. Leghorn, do. 1 do. Straw Trimming for Bonnets, 2 do. Jninei s Tools—Shoemakers bests and Boot Trees, An assortment ofllsrdware k Clittery, 10 complete setts Dl icksmith’sTi'ola and Bellows. r.GCr.lYKD AT THE SHOC STORK, 100 Packages SHOES k ROf'TS, which rendi rs the assortment complete. Milleilgeville, Sept. 18 32— lot :,upp will ITK-fPOBAi S y :r . .ini: I i.w: .o.in.-t or Tin STATE*, On Hu- following Port Roads, will ho rert iv- 11! at tlie General Pobt Ofiiee, until the g:.lh da\ i I ()ctiiber next, ii.cUi.siv»*. ‘ IN GEORGIA. On. From liiirtfoid, by J.ieksouville, lo Perry's .Mil!-, m Tullonl, vou e in two weeks, Ul> t.iiles. L< ave Hurt lord on Tlntrsday at n, a tn.k arrive at Perry’s Millti on .'-atnrdiiy by 9 am. ] Leave Perry’s Mills on Monday at .’I p in,) Ntt oi and arrive at Hartford oil Wednesday by It p m. !<9. From Povvel'.on, by Jlount Zion and Eatontoii, to Muuticullo, once in two tv» ck , S3 miles. Leave Povveltnnevery Thursday at (la m, and iiirivcHt Monticello on Friday by 10 a rri. Leave Monticello on Friday at -2 p tn, k u.iivcat Puweltonon Saturday by fi p m. Contracts forlhe routes 13to 77, Inclusive, are to be in operation on the 1st of Decent- I her next, and tu continue until the 31st day of December, 1 f.22. The contracts will stipulate the usual pen alties for tailure? and del iv RETT RN'J. MEIGS, Jr Postmaster General. Gnyral Post-Off re, Anr.ti fit LIVER ¥ .STARLET. HPUF. Huliscriliers have recently purrli K, Jl put Mr. J. Re.id in tlieabove line of|.' ?s, where they intend keeping nconstarg ply of Horse. , Gig?, ke. to lot. The, so keep hot sea tu very superior gtyik I.n acenmutnt,..tiop terms. Harse drover vv mild do w ell to give them a call. A. U. k \.- B. BECKHAM October i). 8—3tw—4t!,n, g m> In Baldwin Superior Court, l ib. Ta in t v?i ' - Dr:t.aim ; . ) ^ t'Utvfoncloturr 0 acres of cleared land.—Also, one cither Lot on Sandy creek, with almut forty am s cleared, and two exeePent mill scats there on.—AFo, eight likely young Negroes, con sisting of six Fellows, one plough-hoy, and a young Wench. Terms made known on the day of sale. SIMEON WALKER, Ad mV. October 3. 34 .WAY iiiHUVS. RICHARD MORGAN k SON, A RE now receiving from New-Ynrk JTm. their fall and winter supply of Good?, .consisting of a general assortment of DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, CUTLERY GROCERIES. VI?o an extensive assortment of PATENT A DM I NISi BA lOK’h SALE. W ILL he sold at the Court-house in Dublin, Latin ns county, on the first Tuesday in December next, b, tween the u- sual hours of sale, a part of the real estate of Samuel Beaty, jun. deceased—consisting of one fraction. No. 300, in the fi st di?’rict for merly Wilkinson now Laurens comity ; also one half of fraction Nn. 2i- ?. in the same dis trict and county, b i it adjoining Beaty’s fer ry fraction, on the west side ofthe Oconee river; also,one bounty on the east side n! ihe Oconee river, adjoining the same ferry, containing ‘2:!7 1-2 acres, more or less ; also, one olher lot adjoining the same, containing 120 acres more or less ; al-o, one half of all the water privilege belonging to James Bea ty’s ferry trart, nn the ia?t side ofthe Oco nee river; also, 7 1-2 acres, adjoining ll.i same ferry tract; also, one half of lot No. 287, in the first district and same county— to be sold for the benefit of the heirs of said estate. Twelve months credit wifi lie given.— Note? k approved security will he required. JOHN THOMAS, Adm’r. r/i bonis nun. October 3. 8—34 ysOlt SA1.P, very low fur rath, a SlAYiE! fi7G or SVl/k F, with od plated har- Tbf whole oau he bought for levs than KHJ. Apply to • Elisha JFhitnry Millrd.et v lile, October 24. 37—tf. Pnixci? Conv.vr J TJ’ON the petition ofNleoln? Delah lo, prav 1 in, the foreelosnre ofthe equity ofrcilcmri. tion in mid to e certain tract nr parcel of ] n , u » lying io.ll being 1" llu- town of Mi!| l . l l ( , e vi|le, contiiinhig' ludf of it lot, known nml diatiuieutsh* c,l in tlie plan of said town by the number ,, m . (No. I.) ill sqm re fifty-five (5o)—said half of . suiillot. fintui.' - Pnmklin sireet, being hound- V eil on the north side by snid street, mortgaged» the said l'l-Hiit is t'orney to tlie said Nicolas D. laiele, by a deed of inorttage bearing date tlie tenth day ot'.Iuiy eigl.'een hundred and nine teen. thr hotter to secure payment ol the sum of five hundred dqbars, being the amount of a note bearing equal date therewith, and payable tea days after date thereof, and default having been made and the payment ofthe said sum together with the interest: H hereupon, oil motion of Samuel Rockwell of counsel for the said Nicola? Delaigle, il tv ordered, that the said Francis do pay into tin- Clerk's office of this court, the oun of money aforesaid, with the interest and thn || costs thereon, within twelve months from this* date, nr tlie equity of redemption will lie hence- 1 forth and forever barred mid foreclosed : It is - lurlher ordered, that a copy of this rule he scrv- cd on the said b'raneb. or hi* special agent at least -ix months, or puldislted in one of th? pub lic Genetics printed ut the seat of government, uc - a month before the time at which the mo ney is directed to tie paid. 1 certify the foregoing to be r. true ropy taken from the minutes the 2<*.th of April, IsCil. THOMAS It. KENAN, Cl k. I I SALE, HIRING &i RENTING. W ILL he sold a! the late residence of Stephen Gafford, jr. dec’ll, in Jones enmity, on Saturday the riuih December, tlie following property, viz: The. crop of corn and fodder, wheat and cotton, a few planta tion tools, &c. ; also thu negroes to hire :— a plantation and good store-house to rent, suitable for a large stink of goods, with wa ter very convenient. Terms made known on the dav bv the administrator. ZACtl YRI V11 G A FFORD, Aden's. SUSANNAH G .FFORD, Adm'x. November 7. 7—39 NOTICE. P ERSONS indebted to tlie late firm of Goodnll k AVashbtirn, arc requested to come forward and make settlement with Sa- aoodallyil of Redding and ODALL YtnUtnW.xvy Wovlc. 2,000 pair of SHOES on hand, of all qmdi ties; 200,000 feet of Plank and Scantling, at $1 2-' per hundred ; A quantity of low post ficdMcad.?, nicely turn e l, at )} > High ported ditto, from (i to 10 Tables, from 2 to 10 "WindsorChairs, perdozen, 1(5 to 20 Cart Wheels, ironed off, fit for use, 28 Wagons and other similar work, equally it? cheap; 400 Cost-Steel \xrv, at' 2 l>0 Comm i:i (Into, 2 00 Carriage Craves, 0 00 Shoeing llorre?, 1 2o All otliei- Plantation Toni?,and Chains of eve ry description very low priced. Spinning Wheels and Water Vessels as cheap as they ever could he bought. ip' 7ViH.0ii7.Vfir evreuted with dispatch, and not exceeded bv any in the slate for neatness in tlie newest fashion. BroadClolh Coats made for $5 00 Eautaloons of the same, or Cassi mere, 1 5J Summer'Coats, 3 00 All other work in thr.t line, equally cheap. The public arc respectfully invited to call -vml furnish themselves vvitli nay of our Manufac tures, as it will he to their interest, and birth, prosperity ot this valuable uml humane lnsti tution Cash will be given for all the Coal Si Tallow that shall be delivered in tire Penitoi.tiary, C. M’CARTY, p. k. p. June 6 17 BILLS~ON NEW YORK, For sale by WILEY k BAXTER. September ^6 38 11 IE Subscribers have formed a connec- j lion in I lie Practice of Ihe Laic, under I the firm of UocKtttu.k Hr.mitx. All' business confided In their eare will be punc tually attended to. One of them will at all times be found at the oll’ce of S. Rockwell, corner of Jefferson and M’lntosh streets. SAMLET. ROCKWELL, JOSEITI L. HEPBVIIN. Milledgeville, Sept. IP. 32—tf TO THE PimToT T HE undersigned take thi? method to in form their friends nnd the piihlir, tliat they continue to transact business at their VvAHE-iJoLSE in Avt.vsta, as AND ConvmVssion ^IcYcAvivuts. Their iVARE-HOVSE Sf STORES are in pood order for the rcciption of Merchandize and Country Produce ; And they intend to gi-.e llu ir undivided at tention to ihe business, and hope by iutlustry and prompt attention to-all orders, to give 'genetal satisfaction to those who may favor them with their cttslnm. , M’LAWS k HOT.T. Augusta, Fejit. 15 32—lit and other MEDTCINI PAINTS, 1,insert] k The above goods vv very reasonable term?, or retail. Milleilgeville, Sept. 18 with a variety oj ’rain OIL. ! he disposed ofou either by wholesale 32—tf W II?L BE SOLD nt tin- Court-house in the town of Dublin, Lauren? coun ty, within the usual hours of sale, on the 1st Tuesday in December next, the following Property, viz;—One bay mare, bridle and saddle and saddle blanket—taken as the pro perty of James Baty, to satisfy sundry exe cutions in favor of William H. Parramorr k others—properly pointed out by Flaintifl' this 13th day of October, 19-20. DANIEL ROBERTS, n. s. October-21. fit—37 T Y,w VAutWya's’ WvvU’\ Tf AY i.NtJ undergone a thorough re- ; air, the sithscriher respectfully in forms hi? friends and the public generally, t at his house is now ready ior the recepti on of company. He has twenty rooms to Ilia house, nearly all will) fee places. He an accommodate from THIRTY to FOR TY nu mbers of the Legislature. His Sta bles are large and airy, and will he at all times supplied with a plenty of provender. Thomas huson Milb dacvillr, Oct. tfi. 36—if. ASP Foil S VI.F. BV TilF. 20 pieces COT TON BAGGING, 20 vasks N.YI1.S, (assorted) ' . ID dozen'COTTON CARDS, 5 boxes CLARET WINE, 1000 lbs. CORDAGE, (assorted.) August 29 29—If D. LYMAN, Jun. /itBaWirin Superior Court, Jhigml Term, 13-20. Jons CtAKii, assignee,) Petition for foreclo- rs. > sure. YVat.ti.r Josrs. y Rui.f. Ni«t. tlie petiti.in of Jc.lin Clark, assignee IL of John McKinnie, praying the foreclo sure of the equity of redemption, in and to all llial lot of land lying uml being in tlie town of Milleilgeville, county of Baldwin and stale of orgin, continuing one half acre of land, hounded on the west by Jcllerson-street, on the north by street, on the east and south- by Seaborn Jones' lot, being the northern half of lot number three, in sqiiarc’numbcr twenty- nine, ns will more justly appear from reference to the original plan of -aid town, which said lot i mortgaged by the said Walter Jones to one Joint McKinnie by deed of 'mortgage, bearing date the 31.t day of August 1i?I9, (and as-igned to this petitioner by the said John .VcRinnic, on thu 13th day of May 1820,) for the belter sreuring the payment of a promissory aole far the turn of twenty-six hundred and eighty three dollars and hirty-threc cents, vvitli the interest thereon, drawn by said Waller Jones in favor of James Rousseau or order, and bearing date 31 -t day of August IcT.i. and payable the 28)!i of De cember thereafter, and which said promissory note was endorsed by said James Rousseau to said John McKinwc or order, and by said John McKinnie to this petitioner. On motion, it is ordered, Hint the principal, interest and cost due on said mortgage, be paid into this court w ithin twelve months from this date, otherwise the equity of redemption in am) to said mortgaged premises will be thenceforth forever barred nnd foreclosed ; and it is further ordered, that this rule be published in one id the public gazettes of this stale once in every month for twelve months, or served on the mortgager or liisspccial agent at least si? month? previous to die time at which tlie money is di rected to lie paid into court as aforesaid. V true copy taken from the minutes this ulh September, i820. THOMAS 11, KENAN, Cl k. September 13 njlim ANDERSON HOLT, ovKr.m nn •sFnvicr* to tiit. mine a * \ RRACTiriOXER OF LAW, In die Ocmulgee Circuit. His c.fiice is on Franklin street, opposite Mr. R.nssnter'j Store. Letters addressed by mail will be promptly attended to. .Villrdpuillr, St pi. 25 33—tf WILLIAM IE CRENSHAW ^*Co. have nr.ci ivEti Tuvin f.xtensive sirrr.v or W r \nU'T Sf Vva'.cn ^ioodvS, VI* : Piano Fortes assorted, k two Chamber Organs Irish Linens, Lawn*,Cambrics k Dimities; Merino and cashmere shaw ls and dre?«cs; Rich sattin,gauze,crape,kcnmbric embroidered drr?«cs ; Thread Laces ; black and white sattins ; A Inrge supply of Watches ami Jewelry of every de‘cri| tion ; Silver spoons; silver plate in sett'off pieces', 4 ir.e cku k?; Looking glasses, and Cut gluss of every description; Clnivn, Crockery and Hardware; Blacksmiths tools in setts complete ; Mill, Pit, and Cro?« cut saws; Fine Cloths ami Ca imerosassortei]; Blankets, Plains and Homespuns; Fancy work boxes, writing desks, ami fine work bii-kets : Rifles, dueling pistols, fowling pieces and large ducking pun?; An n??oitinrnt of Shoes nnd Hats. • They are agents for northern mnnnfactorins, to furnish to orders, carriages, gigs and sul kies, silver, good of every description, side boards, tallies, litmlstend?, and mahogany fur niture of every description, rut glass, window qla«?, piano fortes ami organs. O ••nber ii. Bit—4t. \Y AREHOUSE, AUCTION, AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. C HARLES AY. BUTLER and MATTHEW HOPPElt. have associated themselves to gether, under the firm of BUTLER Sf HOPPER, foi the transaction of AVAREHOFSE, AFC- TION ami COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have purchased of Messrs. Harvey k Redding their Warehouses r.t the Boat-yard, and have made arrangements for Die extension of every convenience which inay facilitate the reception and forwarding of Cotton, fcr. this fall. IFF They have two first rale Boats, burthen 450 bales each, w hich will ply between this arm Darien so soon as the season commences, and they flatter themselves that bv unremiltrd nt- lentioii, they will be able 1o give satisfaction to I hose who may think projier to entrust bosiness to tbviv cure. A new rood has been made tn the Boat-yard which shortens the distance,and is much more convenient than the former one. N. B.—They will attend tu the purchase and sale of Cotton. nr.rr.Rrxrr.s, Messrs. ,\. B. Fannin kt'o.—Savannah. Ilo i., Cookf. .v Co.— Oaritn. Il.vr.x i v fc Itf.oninp, 4: ) Mr. Thomas Wiu;v, ) August 22. tf—28 •STORAGE AND {'OIWIWISSHYW ViUSYVtPSS. T HE «'ib .cnbers rt-nevv the ofl'er of their service* to their friends in the above business. Tbev continue at tln-ir old stand on BROAD STREET, and their WARE HOUSES are in good order for the recep tion of COTTON Si COODS OF r.YFltY DESCRIPTION. Thf y take this opportunity to return thanks fior favors heretofore received, ami respect fully solicit a continuance of a portion of public patronage. ' LAUGHTER &. C. I.ABF7 AN. Augusta, Sept. 15 —8t RILLS ON BOSTON, Payable in New-Ynrk, Charleston, nr Sa vannah, for sale bv YVILT'.Y k. BAXTER. Milledgeville, Sept. 2fi. i'—33 “ADMINISTRATOR'S SATeT” ■^^7’H T. be ?nbl pnrsnenl to an order nf • Milted flic. A. IL FANNIN & Co. JT^ETURN their thanks to their friends AX in the up-country for the liberal sup port which they have heretofore received ii om them in the Factorage Sf Commission Business. They inform them that they still continue in hushiess lit their e'd stand Bolton’s Range, and respectfully snlUfit a continuance nf their favors. They have extensive and safe Ware- Houses for the reception of Produce,and will as heretofore, make liheral advances on Pro dure deposited with them for sale. Savannah, Oct. -25 3.2—tf honm-ab'” the. Inferior rnn-t n r Vnli'-k! eonr.lv. nn I’m first Tuesday in November next, si Hartford, in ?-id cnnnlv, one hunrir? I wei'ty-sev'n and an half ■a-res ofi 1 end. !’■•' ?nme whrrenn Needham Hr,*an t ! v.-d et thr time ofKis death : eRo.oue hundred ore nnd a quarter acre? ndinirln • the foee^nie?, snld a? •lie pfiperly of s:fd Nee lb?m H-yan. Term* made known on *lu- de- - fi e’e. THO'S W. HARP.tp. Adm'r. August 24 2 M —ti's GEOllULI, Ba'dirin County, Superior Court, April adjourned Term, 1820. O N the petition of Elisha Whitney, stating Unit he holds n ninrtgnge given bv Willis I’erry to him, conveying a lot of lund lying and being In the town nf .Milledgeville, containing one hundred and fourteen feet fronting ofWash- ingtou street and tv.o hundred and ten feet fronting and lx ing on \\ ilkinson street, adjoin ing Fort on the east and Allen on the south- said lot known and distinguished in the plan of said town by lot number three, in sqnnre munbefiv forty-three, to -eenre the payment of eleven hundred and Flirty dollars, on’tlic first dav of March lust, due on a promtsory note nt* taclmd to said mortgage, and that said Willis Ferry ha? failed lo pay said sum of money ora* ny part thereof: It is thereupon ordered, that unless the said Willis I’erry shall pay the amount due on aid mortgage xx ilb interest Riid cost in to the Clerk’s office nf thiseourt within tw elve months from this time, the equity of redemption of, in nml to said mortgaged premises, will he thenceforth forever barred and foreclosed in term? of the statute in such case made ami pro vided. And it is further oi dere.'l, that this rule l.e published in one of tlie public Gazettes of tins state, once a month for the space of twelve months, or served on the said Willis Perry or Ivi-s spedid agent at lon.-t -ix months previous to the time Ihe money is directed to be paid. I certify Hurt Iheribrcgoing is a true copy ta*» ken from the minutes, thi? 24th of April, 1820. THOMAS II. KENAN, Cl k. April 29 ml2ra Batdtcin Superior Court, Augxut Term, 1820. J T appearing to the satisfaction of the court, .9 that on the ninth day of February in the year eiglilrcn hundred and twenty, a promisso ry note was made by John Bozeman, payable to Samuel Rockwell or order, nt the Branch of the Darien Bank in Milledgeville, til days alter till- date thereof, for four hundred and nine dol*. bus, and it also appearing to tlie court by the affidavit ofthe said Samuel Rockwell, filed with the clerk of the court, that the same lias been lost, ami a copy ofthe said note being also fil ed with the clerk of this court : On motion, it is ordered, that the said John Boze.num shew eausc by the next term of this court, if any he lias, why the said copy should not be estab*. fished in lieu of th“ said lost original, and that this ride be publi.-bed once a month for six monllis previous to the said term, ip the South ern Recorder, printed iu the tow n of Milledgo ville A true copy,taken from the minutes this nth September, i82c. THOMAS IT. KENAN, Cleric September i2. (5m—3t / • OKRGI \, Bi'blnin county. A B Whereas Lew's lliil.-on, applies for letters fio dismission on the. estate of Auriiii Ilillson, late of die county nl'oresaid, deceased : These are therefore to c.le and admonish all and sin- eulpr the kindred aqd erditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my efiiec wilbin the time p?e«n boil by taw, and shew cause (if any) why ai.d letter* should net be granted in terms of the law . Given under my lnind N private seal, (there being no seal of office) 111i4th Septem ber, 1829. THO'S ii. KENAN, Cl’k. w \ i i Eli the expiration of nine months, ap- . plication will be made to tlie honorable the Inferior nnurtof Burke county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell nil the real estate of Jesse Warned), late of Burko county, deceased. * . f lyiNJ AMlN W VUNACTI, OnarJ'n minor lie : -rt of Jcut Warnath Augiisf NINE i will be mad! Unary of Rabin id* liogro liny-, lielongin : TbN Thomas, deceased, fur the lien! said estate. CiRACV THOMAS, adtn'x. DAVID T11D-MA3, adin r. July 3, lg?0 Uil’m WILLIAM BRESSIE 1 5 nSPF.CTFULLY informs his fiieml? and the public tint he has recommen ced the Tailoring Business in (lie house re cently occupied hv \Ym. Bowen, nnd oppo site !o Messrs. Sanford k Mon,qhon's store, xx here he will he tlmriiu’u) fora ah.ire of pub lic patronage—lw will execute work tn bis line in a neat and fashionable manner. Otetnhcr 84. it—57 jVroTU'I.-—Nine month? after date, nppiiea- L * tion Will be made to the honorable '.hr court of Ordinary of Morgan county, for leave to s. il n certain trart of Land Containing or.r hundred and sixty arte?, more or less, on the Appnlatchy river, adjoining Norwood and o- thers, the property of Reutdn Radford, decen sell, sold for the benefit of the heirs of said de ceased, JOHN RADFORD, ) „ Wm. RADFORD, $ hx tori I 7. 1820 nirtm 4 ' JOHN LUCAS, 1\ \ ? Of iNEl HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT fn hi? nexv building at the earner of Greene and Wilkinson street?, between the state-house square uii(l government house. Milledgeville. August 1;> 2?—tf Tj^OU SALE, a very likely AEGRO HOY, .s about twelve years old, a good size for a If r TV’ f.'Or.D. M the late rec'drure ol AYilli -t" Penn, ’deei nsod. nCPnlcl- xrin i-ovmtv. on Frii'iiy. the firs* da?- nf De cember next. tb° perish- Me property bo'ontr- ine- to tlie estnt - of <udd deceased, rnpsisting of horses, entile and hogs, the present porn and coF'in crop, n yoke ofi oxen and enrt, household and kite’ en fnvci'urp, and other articles top fedio s to rrpnRon. Abo. the land will he rented and the negroes hired fi r 'he year ortr rtionsninl eight hundred a-il twenty-one. Terms made known on the day of sale. JANE DEAN, Adtn’x. October to 85 TYVficAvsmYVYi’a Yv ov\c. rpiir. SFB^rRIBF.rt^ having agreed lo car- .1. ry on a Blacksmith’s shop ill this place gather for the term of ore year, offer their ser vice? in the above business to all these Who may think proper to favor them xVitlt their curtain. Mill Irons of every description. f’ast-«leel Axes and plantation work generally will be kept con- -tautiy on band—Carriage springs mule and mended nt the shortest notice. tT ' CASH given for all the coaltliat will he delivered between aoxv nnd CbrMmns, at the sl op opposite Cap*. Belton’s Tavern, south east corner of the State-house square. I. T. Cushing, Ij. 71. FjCwxs. October 23 37— pow If. Libel for Divorce. Rtltilirin Superior C'm.'rt,.)/ ril tldj'd Tirw, 1820 Present, the lion. ('tiitisToniER B. Sthoxc. SAi.t.v IIowell, ) vs. ... [ W II I t xw IIoWKLI I ) filAtlE return ot the declaration, stating that 0^ the defendant in tlie above caso is not to J Ite found ill this county ; on motion of pla'-ntiff’* counsel, it is ordered, that service be perfected by publishing this not’d.- once a mouth until the next term, iu one. of the ga.-cllos of this state. V true copy taken from the minutes, this 3th Max-, ls2o. THOMAS II. KEN YN, Clerk. Mav 8. 1820. nittm Tr.VTYz \\T A V .N* SRSiX'X Flouph-Boy. Enquire of the Printers. . For Man and Ilont. by yc.vU.-2S. 37—ti 1 Nor, 11. 31—•it) KA^’ORD. Green* Superior Court, .Input Term, 1820. Present his honor Judge Strong. “3"TrON the application of the administrators \j of Archibald Martin, fleeonscil, slating the exist nee and toss of the original bill of sale from Wilii’tn Edtmsnilson, constable, to Charles Burk r, for twonegrocs Foreday and Joe, levi ed on and sold to satisfy two executions in fa- vr r i,f Redn.au Thornton and others, against Charles Burke, iWra-dl, ns his property, nml they having filed a copy of the same (in sub- rtar.ee) in office: On motion of Seaborn Join s, attorney for the administrators of said Martin, ordered, that the said copy be estahli-h? ed at the m xl term of this court in lien of the tost original, miles? ciui-e lie shewn to the con- trary, and that n copy of this rule be published in one of the public Gazettes of this circuit,- once a month for six months. Extract from the Minuter. KBENEZEU TORRENCE, Cl k September 9 1116m GEORGIA, Jasper County, Superior Court, March Term, 1820. I.\V,E4 ll XBUtSOH, I vs x Rule Aiti. John I’., Coles. ) U i'ON the petition of James Harrison, slat ing llial John F. Coirs on the eighteenth iky of Jauntily, in tho year eighteen hundred nnd nineteen, made and delivered to him a mortgu- u for lire hiis of land, known by tliQ numbers thirty txvo and thirty three, in fne thir teenth district of Baldwin now Jqspcr county, ami the lot number ninety one in tlie seven teenth district of formerly Baldwin now Jasper county, for the better securing the payment of the sum of sis thousand two hundred am\forty three dollars and forty one rents due to the said .Lillies Ilarritnu by a prnmisory note; on mo tion ofYVillir.m Cook, counstl for the petition er, 7/ it ordered, that tlie said Joint F. Coles do pay into the Clerk’s office of this court I lie sum of money aforesaid xvith interest and cost,with in twelve monllis from this dute, or the rquity of redemption hi and to the said mortgaged pre mises will be thenceforth forever barred and foreclosed : .hid it is further ordered, thata copy of this rule he served on the said John I’- t oles or \iis special agent nt lenst six months, or lie published in one of the public Gaaettes of lliia stale at least twelve monllis before the time the money is directed to be paid. I earthy that * he foregoing is a truezopy ta-- ken from the minutes tills l tin April, 18-20. JOll.x \x lLL30N, Clerk. Apt-ilia ml'2m