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TletuVy JN\uv\c. UAuttunt', fittperjinti Cloths, lints, Boots ff Shoes, I hint ware, lye. REDDING h WAbllBURN, H W'E received from Now-York, nn ex tensive assortment of HIUDV .'1A HE CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS U SHOES, HARDWARE, Re. width they <>M'-r for sail' ou good term*, at tlieir Store m xt door north of Darien Bank, Wayne Street, among Which are the foHnwing : Superfine lilue Clolli Clonks, Scotch Plaid mid Camhlet do ; Superfine hlack, blue and coloured Ores* Conts, Superfine do do do Frock do: l)o. drab Siirtiiuts and Wrapper*, D* blue, black, mixed ami drub Cloth Ond Cassimrrc Pantiloona, Do blue ami black Cassiniere Vests, Black Silk, white Meracillcs, it Fancy do. Youths and Boys Wrappers, Misses ditto Childrens Suits, Men’s fine Liinien and Flannel Shuts, Superfine, fine mid Rurum Huts, some with wide brims, W omen’s Morocco and Leather Shoes, M i-ses and Childrens do Men’s fine Letdher and Morocco do Welling, Bouts, Siipn-ft ie, nine, Clack, Brown, Oxford, TMixt and Dinh > '!(>lhs, Superfine Bine, Blnr.lt, Mixt nnd Drab Cassimcrcs, White mid Blue Negro Plains, Rove Blankets, Irish Ltnuens, Long Lawn, 1 .innen Diaper, Superfine 4-4 and 5-4 CuinLick and .Mus lin Points, Brown Domestic Shirting: and Sheeting, Domestic Plaids, Stripes mid Chamlvi.iys Osnabnrngs, 100 Reams Vellum, Foolscap, Pot, and Letter Paper, 200 Cannistnra best Sporting Powder, 100 do do glazed ditto Smith's Bellow s, Anvils, Vires tv Ham’r«. Cordagi—4, 6.8, 10, |2, and 20d Cut Nails, Brads, Cast Steel, Rifles, Shot (funs, fcr. Sic. MilDd-evilli. Nov. 7 SO—If AE.VIOV AI-j. TVLOMAfc WiliTiX B EGa leave to inform tns friends and the public, that he has removed from Ins late store to the largo Commission WaYtiionse, opposite Grantland and Orme’s Printing-Of fice, where he offers for sale the. follow ing Goods now in store, and is daily expect ing largesupplies from Darien k Savannah, ti Bales Negro Plains ; ) By the piece or 2 do Blankets; y Package 20 pieces Cotton Bagging ; 20 Hogsheads, ( New England HUM, three 40 Barrels y years old. ID do. old Apple Brandy ; 10 do. Northern Gin ; 4 do arid 3 Hogsheads Whiskey ; 10 Pipes and 5 barrels French Brandy ; G Boxes Soap; 3 Bills. Malaga 4 Ditto Currant S Ditto Tenneriffe 10 Boxes Cordials ; 2 llhds. Jamaica Rum ; £ Ditto West India, do. 8 Kegs Tobacco; Reams Wrapping Paper ; Fenders ; Cross Cut and Mill Saws ; Castings, consisting of Fire Dogs, 1‘ots,, Ov ens, Skillets, Spiders, fee. Sweeds and English Iron, nil sizes; Grind Stones ; Crates of Earthen Ware ; Boxes Common China; Hogsheads Glass Ware, fee. 8lc. November 80. 4l—tf. LjWINE. WAREHOUSE, AUCTION, AN D COMMISSION It USIXESS. C H4TU.ES tv. BUTLER uml MATTHEW HOPPER, have associated theiusehes to gether, under the firm of BUTLER HOPPER, foi tho transaction of WAREHOUSE, AUC TION nnd COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have purchased of Messrs. Harvey W Redding their Warehouses at the Bout-yard, and have made arrangements for tho extension of uwry convenience which may facilitate the reception and forwarding of Cotton, &.<■ this full. (FT They have two first rate Bouts, burthen 451 hales each,which will ply between this and Durian so soon ns l»e season commences, ami they flatter themselves that by unreinilled at tention, they will be able to give satisfaction to those who may think proper to entrust business to tlieir care. A new road Inis been made, to the Boat-yard which shortens the distance, and Is much mere convenient than the former one. N. B.—They will attend to the purchase and sale of Cotton. ■tr.rr.nr. (tecs. Messrs. A. B. Fannin tcCo.—Savannah. Hall, Cooke ss Co.—Darien. Harvev k Hkmjino, u ) Mr. Thomas Wilev, \ August 22. tf 23 NorfAmVft IMWr*, FOR THE DISTRICT « >F GEORGIA. SACAA.Y.HI, A'or. M. 1P20. fTUIF! Assistants of the Marshal iifthia l). - M. ti-ich “ for taking tho Fourth (letisus, ot cnumeraliim of the Inhabitants ol the United Slates,” are hereby notifli d tb it the time for transmit ting their ret urn? In this Depart me at is near nl hand; rod it is hoped that no delay w ill take place, so as to prevent a general re turn bung made according to law. JOHN I!. MOREL, Marshal His. Geo. The Darien Gazette, Augusta Chronicle, Washington New s, Athens Gazette, and Re corder and Jotinml at Milledgeville, w ill pub lish tin! above till countermanded. November Id 41 tf THE SUBSCRIBERS H AVING connected themselves in tho Mcr- cantilo buxine-s, under the firm of FOARD V MALONE, lirg leave to infirm tlieir friends and the public Unit they are now receiving at tlieir store on Waync-strcct,next door above Messrs. Red ling k. wn lih'ini, a general assortment of STAPLE and FANCY 0001)3, which they will sell on very iiccotninouallug terms. THOM AS FOARD, HENRY W. MALONE November 14 4-i A. 1J. FANNIN & Co. R ETURN tln-ir think* to their friend in tlio tip-eiiuiitry lor the liberal sup port which they have heretofore neeivi-d from them in the Factorage fy Commission Business, They iifform them that they, still continue i business at their old '-.land Bolton's Range, and res] ., tf :lly imiicit :i eoiiliiiitnnce of their f ivors. They have c.vtmisin aim safe Ware- Houses for the reception of Produce, mid 1 as heretofore, make liberal advances on Pro duce deposited with them for sale. Srcanu'ih, C).:i. £5 S ; i—If ANDEIi.SON HOLT, oiTuns ms smvicr.s to ttie ri i:t.ic as a PRACTITIONER OF LAW, In the Orinulgee (’irruit. ! I is cilice is on Franklin street, opposite Mr. RossrU Store. Letters addressed by mail will he promptlv attended to. Milledgcillle, Scot. 25 33—tf A CARD. M R. WILSON, Pianno Forte Teaclic from New-York, lo gs leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Milled,p-viile and its i ieioity, that lie will commence giv iog instruction by the quarter or lesson on Mon day next, at private houses or at the music room of Won. H, Crensliaw £t Co. P. S. All cntnm iiids left with Win. I! Crenshaw Sc Co. or at the Exchange Coffee house, will lie immediately attended to. Miff K„.. p7 4-2—tf r V'\w VlwnUvs 1 UoVtl H AVING undergone a ..-thorough re pair, the subscriber respectfully in forms ids friends and the public genera ill, t at his house is now ready lor the recepti on of company. He Inis twenty rooms to his house, nearly till with lire places. He can accommodate from THIRTY to FOR TV members of the Legislature. His Sta ble* arc large and airy, and will lie at all times supplied with a plenty of provender. THOMAS HURON Milledgcville, Oet. l6. 90—tf. JOliN LUCAS, HASOPFKFft A HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT In bis new building at the corner of Greene nnd Wilkinson streets, between tiiestute-bou.se square uml government bouse. Milledgcville, August li 27 tf MilltdelU. HanvtY \a iwtuv, 3y. UAS Jl’ST RECEIVED AND NOW OFFERS FOR SALK, HIS FALL, AND W1NTIR STOCK ot OOOD&, AMONG WHICH, ABE Sup. Saxon, Blue, and Black Broad Cidths ; Do. Blue and Black Casimeres ; Do, Mix'd ditto; Printed R ittinetts; Plaid Cloaks; CasimereShawls; Mcvlno ditto; Elegant Vestings ; Fine Cotton. Shirtings and Sheetings; Russia nnd Domestic ditto ; Elegant Fancy Dresses; Ladies k gentlemen’ Silk Hose ; Ditto do Gloves; Ditto do Kid, Burk k Woodstock, do. Black and White Sattins and Silks ; 1* ig d, Plaid, Black k Col’d Cumbazeits ; Vest Patterns ; Cambric, Jaconet and Book Muslins ; White Tulle; Flannels; Irish Linens ; Elegant Prints and Cailtcos ; Ditto Furniture Chintz; Black Crapes; French do. Silk and Cotton Umbrella* ; Elegant Cambrics and Cravats; Nuns and Cotton Thread ; do. Drawers ; White and Coloured huff Hose • A general assortment of Boots, Shoeteesaud Shoes ; Ditto do Hardware, Dill') du lints; 10- Bales London Dufile k Rose Blankets 4000 wt. S weeds Iron, assorted ; Casks Nails, assorted ; Jamaica Rum, Gin, Currant Wine, kc. ke. and a number of other articles too numerous to mention. Nov. 80. 41 —3t EDUCATION. P ARENTS and Guardians will please ob serve, that the undersigned has agreed to open a select English School on Monday the fifteenth of January next, r.car the house el Col. Win. C. Osborn, Jones county. The whole charge for Board and Tuition, is fixed at one hundred and two dollars per year. A few male students under the age of sixteen years, mid a few females under the age of fourteen, will be received. Every exertion w ill he made to facilitate the progress of tin pupils in ma-ttil knowledge, and proper re gard will he paid to moral?, decency' and vit- tue. Col. Osborn will beard as many twelve or fifteen of the students. DANIEL DUFFEY. December 2 -12 tf Vi/ 1 " 1 F V .‘IE rv i Take Notice ) \ > riciiard Morgan % son, IBIitiNU to close their l. isineis the nsuing spring, inform tin pullin'- that they have made surli redoilions nfi tlie pri ces of tlieir vciy general e mi I mint id’ DRY GOODS* Groceries, Cullerjj, Paints* Oil $-c ns to render them an object to Ikfise w ho may w ish to pins lutse. Persons desirous of purcliasing Goods by w bolt-sale, can obtain them at mreommonly low prices, and oil an CXteiiaiie credit lor aporoved notes. Ali those indebted to the nlnive firm, sre requested to make payment liy the first Ja nuary next. Milledgevillo, Dr.c. 1320 44—8t ’j’HK suu-('mi:j:i: H as opened a h til' OFFICE at. Ma rion in Twiggr county. His practice w iU lie confined to that Cimiit. JOHN G. BIRD. Decptnher 1 p. ySU\w\Vu.u\ WivwVtA. YOUNG GENTLEMAN qualified to teach the Latin nnd English Ltuf- goag-'s Writing, Aritl.'u 'tick, Book-keep ing, Mensuration, Land Surveying in theory ant) | rartiee, NaiignVlu.i, Algebra, Oitnmt try, Astro-nimy, l'lnxion-, k e. ke. Un- quest o-.inhli credential-* of clmrftcler and tthilitit-a ran be produced. 1 letters post paid, ddressed to the inidei signed thru’ the Post- Olliee of this place, will he pupctirtlly.at tended to. j. r. MiMedgpville. Dec. III. 4)—St. A Appleton Rosseter hah iosT I'.r-.mivnn a supply or lUvVwts 8c W\iu\onv GYass. HE WILL TAKE m Bales COTTON on freight to Durii nby applying to him with in two or three weeks. December 12. 4 4—-tf. (v\r» The Companion!, of TENFLi CHAPTER of Miliedgrvilh- will ettond the first meeting thereof at the. Hall ol Benevo lent Lodge, nil the SOthday of Decein’r inst. at 1 o’clock, F. M. for tho'jnsrpo**? of organ ization. Iin commando/the HIGH PRIEST. D'feiiihrr 13 45—2t. THE KUBSC RlBEliS HAVE JUST RECEIVED 31Y WACUO.NS FROM FAVAKNAII, llnlland Gin in Barrels, I.oaf Sugar, do. 10 Boxes Mould Gaudies, 10 lings and 150 t'-a .inisterf Rifle Powder. BUTLER k HOlTKlt. December lfi, 45—tf. Y»u\Anv iu t r \ndt \\\> - . \ N ASSISTANT 5 r.AC-AER t- want- il cd to take charge nf the Female de partment of this institution, to commence services on the first of January next. A Hi de or fern'll!’, Whose, testiiiioni.ilsjof cha racter and qualification 4 me s.i'.i -factory, w ill meet with adequate, encouragement. Apply to WARREN 1311 AM, Rector of the Aiademy. MiMedgoviHe, Dec. lit 45 .Mftsmue YtsUvNwY. nMHE 27th Ilf Dccem'iei lining tiie anni- A versiiry of St. John the Evangelist, the day will lie'celebrated by the Lodges of this place, when it .Masonic l)r<:tiur^kj\\ be deli vered by Samuel Rockwell, Ara^-r of Fra ternal Lodge, at 18 o’clock W llmt day in the Methodist Church. Seat:-, will lie rusened for the L'ldies.T Rrelliren helougfing to other Lodges, are invited to attend at the different Lodge rooms. December 18 45 2t Colton WanttMV. T HE subscribers wishing to purclinse COT TON, will give the highest cash j>ricc (lur ing tilt- present scuson. FOARD k MALONE. November 27 42 tf 10 DOLLARS REWARDr" BILLS ON NEW YORK, For sale by WILEY k BAXTER. September 26 R ANAWAY from the plantation of (he subscriber on Broad river, Oglethorpe county, in the early part of July last, a negro man about 21 years old, five feet five incho, high, of earthen yellow complexion, has ti scar over the left-eye, named OWEN ; the Mtove reward will be given to any person who will secure said negro in jail, so that 1 get him again. WILLIAM GILMER. E The Editors of the State Gazette at bin, S. C. and of the Register at Ra leigh, N. C. are requested to publish the foregoing six times in their respective pa pers, and forward their accounts to the Post Master at Lexington, Geo. or to tile office oi’tlie Southern Recorder, for payment. November 28, i880 48—6t E. b II. A. WOOD, V Rf. now receiving and opening tlieir sup ply-of H/A TER GOODS, consisting ol Superfine blue and black Cloths nod Ca-d- ni'-res, Blankets, Plains, Carpeting, FhuiueK, f-aire, bombazetts, Hosiery, assorted ; Nankin and Italian Crnpcs, Sheetings, Siiirtings, Lin- rits, Hardware and Cutlery, Slioe Thread, Bug- Jting Twine, 1 trunk first quality Roots, and a general assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes, with a variety of other seasonable arti cles- 40 November 14. THOMAS WILEY, HAS JUST RECEIVED RV WAOOoSS 1ROM FA- A N N' AH, * 1 Pipe superior Cognize Brandy, 1 l lciski■•> rihcnqiuiae Wine, 10 loves Claret do 1 > do Martinique Cordials, 15 do Raisins, 5 bHgtSAI:ndt.d<; £5 boxes Mould Candles, 15 do Spermaceti do Dei ember' 11 44 "t Rich vp-couutn/ Lands for Sale, low for cash or approved paper. T ill’, entire real property belonging ti the o Into ol Henry Slappy, in Jasper county, consisting of ii settlement immediately adjoin ing the p-ipuloiisatid flunrielung village of Mon- tioello, of about two hundred acre-, on which there is n tolerable good brick dwelling, i-c. A settltuuenl on the head waters of that stream so much celebrated for its fertile soil (Cedar creek) of four hundred acres, two nr three miles from the above rained town. There is a rea sonable proportion o!i each of these settlements cleared, and in tine order for cultivation, '.ad an excellent over-hot Mill Sent, containing thirty acres, four miles from town, directly on the road leading to Milledgeville, where ut pre sent there i» a mill in operation. December P 44 lit WILL UK O N the first TuestL between the usual court-house in the tow ti county, tha follow in;; pn One hundred one mid a quarter acres of Inn-1, it helot': one hall’ of lot No. 2(4, ia the seen,id district of Wilttio on now Lauren.-' Vi unity, taken as the property of Wilhttm M. Price, to satisfy two cxeci.t-miin in favor of fdani Hunter for t lie use of Gernrd Ihirclt )LD, | NOTICE, in January ufxt, I tnrriLL lie sold on Fritbiy the iSlli of J a- nirx of "ale,at tll>’ V 7 tuaii y, 1881, «t the lain fcsid« ncc of ifuhlin, Laurc-ins i Lrcrn Wynn, dcceosetl, of Jones county, irrty, tow'll: all the stock of Hog , Llu-iji, and Morses, and Household nnd Kitchen FurnitUM , anil all tlio working tools too tedious to mention, together w ill> an elegant lour w in el Carnage; the Laud to he rented and Negroes to lore at the tame time for one year, and u number of < utile, together with two yoke of Oxen aiust said 1’iirr, Lli-lta t\ utsonnnd Itedio and two Curia, a ipMintity of Com and Fod ’ di r, one elegant threshing Machine, nfid Cot ton Gin. The let ms of sale, twelve months credit for all sums over tin- drnligs, with bund anil approved security. WILLIAMSON B. \VYNN, \ ... WILLIAM L. WYNN, ls ’ December 7 ids'* Wnt«on—- levied on by a cpnrj hle and re turned to trie. One Sorrel Mare, levied on as the proper ly ol Isliam Miitnu, to satisfy mi execution in favor of Anderson and Bnr'oiv. One Hay Mare, levied on as the property of YVilliani Settles, to satisfy mi execution ill fin or of J. k J. Guyton. One Waggon and! I a mess, tv. o grey Hor ses,one guv Mare,and one hay Mart—levi ed on as the pro|HTty ol'Esuias Fountain, to satisfy executions in favor of Thomas King. One square of land No. 811, in tilt- second district formerly Wilkinson now Laurens county, levied on as the property of John Doans, to satisfy executions in favor of Joel Conry—properly pointed out by William Allhritton, Dean's security. ThrOe squares of land in the eighteenth district formerly Wilkinson now Laurens county, No. 212, 210 and 810, containing 2 )2 1-2 acres cticli, taken as the property of Jacob Farmer, security for Alfred Thomp son, Tax-Collector of Laurens county for the year tpug to.satisfy the cxten'.ihn in fa vor of the State. CHARLES S. GUYTON, Slt’ff. November ‘27. It:JO. WILL BE .SOLD, O N the sixth day of January next, id the house of James Warren, deceased, in Hancftck county, all the Hogs, Cattle mul Horjes, nnd tin- crop of Cotton, Corn and Fodder, mu! House mid Kitchen Furniture, and other nrtieDs too tedious to mention— u d the negroes hired out til! Christmas, fur h-t benefit of the heirs mid creditors of raid hefased. Tit ms of sale made klioVl n on the day. * JEREMIAH WARREN, AdmV. November £3 42—tds* l.iL per-ona indebted to the estate of j. .4. James Warren, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment; and fill those having any demand • against said estate, are requested to | resent them duly authentica ted for BCtt'n lilt-tit agreeable to law. J Kill.MI Ail WARREN, Adm’r. November 23 tit* ^ GLEEABLY to an order of the Court ZTL ofOwliiinty.ofputnam county, wilih.- sold to i: highest Udder in EMontnu, oa the first Tuesday in !’• In imrv next, 101 noil one fourth acres of Land, lying in Putnam eounty, adjoining Bars fir others--to he sold as the real estate of William Hardin, dec. for the benefit ol’tlie heirs and creditors. DANIEL SANDERS, Adm’r. November 0. 40—tds* O N "Jaturday tile noth of I tcccmher next, will lie fold to i'ie liigln-st bidder, at the- house oftlle ftihscriher in Twiggs coun ty, nil the personal property iff Janies Umu- i!ton, deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale.—Ail persons having den.andbH- gninst the. said estate, ere requested to ren der in their accounts properly attested ; and tlmsc indi-lited, will please come fot^iid and adjust the same. WM. HAMILTON, AGtn’r. November I t, 40—ids NOTICE. W HEREAS Green Wynn, Esq. has de ceased, we tit- undersigned executors to the. last will and testament of the deceased, do give notice to all persons concerned, to bring in their accounts within the time pre scribed by law, otherwise this notice will be plead in bar nf recovery. WILLIAMSON IL WYNN,) n , WILLIAM L. WYNN, \ ExWs ’ December 7 44—(!t* (j j EON the pi tition of Thomas li. htu'i, ' l| te foreclosure ol the enuitv '.l redemption in and to all lliat lot otlunHV f I mg and being in the town of Mi)lcd m ’i y ’ tnte ot Georgia and cMmty ofBaldvvi, 'I taming one fourth of an acre, bring m’ 1 fourth part of lot number lour, in .P' w number forty in the original p| Im 0 W;. town, lying on Wayne, and Green-strr, l and adjoining Charles Williamson, vvhi.i'1 said lot was mortgaged by thu ai ,jj j ’"I Fleming to the said ThomugR. Stubbs „ I tlie 2ltt!i day ol’June 1810, tfte belter to 1 ern e the payment of the stun of seven thou’ 1 sand nine hundred nnd twenty dollars, » n ,i| interest. u l On motion, it is ordered, that the principal interest and cost, due on aid mortgage h* paid into this court with n ‘welve ntoii/r tVoiti lhis date, otherwise the. equity of rc. dentption in and to said niortgaged preink ses, will he from thenceforth barred and fore closed : And it is further ordered, that n co py of this rule he published in one of t|, t 1 ^ Ex’ors WILL P.E SOLD, O N the first Tuesday in February next, in the town of Clinto'i, Jones county, part ol lot of Land No. 185, comprising thir ty acres, being the residue of the real estate ot Gardner Davis, deceased. Hold for the benefit of the hens iff said deceased. 1GHABUD DAVIS, James Davis, December 18 t i.L por ous indebted to tho estate of Luke Moore, deceased, are requested to make payment without delay; and jier- s.uis who have cja'.ms against said estate, are required to bring them fin vvau! duly iiu- tliboticatcd as the law directs. WILLIAM D..RAJ', Adm’r in t ight of his wife. December 9 4 1—tit A ^ il. able tin! Inferior Court of Baldwin county, sitting as a court of Ordinary, will be sold at the court-house, in Irwiitton, Wil kinson county, on the first Tuesday i}i Janu ary next, titunb. rs 105 and 151, cadi con taining 202 i-2 acres, and one half of number 03. containing 101 t-4 acres, till in the fifth district of .Wilkinson, being part of Lie real estate of William M'Oraty, deceased, and sold for the benefit ofthc heirs and creditors. Terms made known on the dav of sale. BARTLEY M'GIlAKY. jr. Admr November 0 3.:—tils* Administrator's Sale. ITTILL be sold on the first Tuesday in V V Febt nary next, to the highest bidder in the town iff Lexington, Oglethorpe county, between the ttsii ii hours of sale, one tract <>! Land lying in said o imty on tlie Dry Fork iff long creek, containing two hundred a- cres, lie the same tm.i * or less, vvitli a Mill House sud gear ready fur use, vvitli about fully acres cleared, it being part ofthc- rial estate of William Walker, deceased, of Mor gan county, sold for the benefit of tile heirs of Mid deceased. SIMEON WALKER. Adm’r. November 27 4 !—tils SALE, HIRING Si RENTING. IWwcIvsmWVv’a Wttvk. fjj tHE SUB8(UltiER3 having agreed to car- -U- ry oa a Blacleinit.li’s shop in this place to gether for the term of one year, olftir their ser- viecs in tlie above business to nil tlmsc vvlioruny o-iril. prupor to favor them with tlieir cirtt'im Mil! Irons of (very description, fust-steel Axes and plantation work generally will he kept con- stautiv on In r. i—farringe springs made e.mi mended nt the shortest notice. tEU f VS11 given for :.ll the coal thjit will he .!«livei>*d ta .ween now mul Christiuas, ut the slioji opposite (a pt. Belton s Juveii,, south east curlier ui li.c biutu-liouse sqtiuie. L T. Cushing. L. it. Jjcicis. October P3 37—tf. Co-partnership Dissolved. PjpHE co-partnership heretofore existing EL utidcr (tie firm of (icujaAU fit Wash- Dt jut, is this day dissolved by rtiulua! too- seul. IV.soiis; huving unsettled business uilii Iheidiiivc firm, will please call on ,3zt- n:ut.l Goodull, nl.o is auiluinzeil to adjust the same. SAMUEL GOODALL, JOSEPH WASUiiUEN. October Cl, 1820 58 Co-partm rskip Formed. W G. REDDING, having purchased of • Samuel Gniidtdl his interest in the lute firm of Goodall fit Wns .lnirn, and con- oi tied hiimelf vvilh Joseph Washliun; ofthc above firm, btisi.ie.ss will in future he cotuiuc- .id by them at tin- old stand undet the Jinn Ol Ji.LDDl.su fci YY-ABHUEIrtV. W. G. REDDING, Oct. 30—38 JOS. WASHBURN. NOTICE. 33 ERGO NS iiidehlt il to the late firm of JL Goodall t; Washbui i), arc requested to come forward uml make sel.lemeul with mud Goodall, at the Store of Redding and Washburn. SAMUEL GOODALL. November G 39—tf fit Baldwin Superior Court—. ’ i il Term v I no.vias B. Sitncs, j I’tUiiuu for ibu.i i vs. 'v-l vs. Ja.vtr.s Fleming. > sine. ) Unit At’jt, public Gazettes of this state once - -j overr month lor twelve, months, or served on the mortgager or his special agent, at least sit months previous to the time the money i s directed to he paid into court sis aforesaid. _ A trni! copy, taken from tlie minutes ihix fifteenth September, i820. .. ■ THOMAS II. KENAN, Clerk.™ Septi-nili. r |8.i2ni—32 jVj tJili mouths afterdate application wilTbe -Lx made to the honorable Inferior court of I Hancock couuty, sitting as a court of Ordinary, lor leai' to sell hot of land number twenty f u jj r in the third disti lof Wulton county, heluig. in; to tlio estate of Tinnitus Vickers, deceased, forthu benefitofliie heirs and creditors. JOIti\ VICKERS, Qtinlilied I'.x’or. Dcreinbi-r 9 milnt* GEORGIA, ■JTlUR SAhll, a very likely .YEGKU 111)!' s about tvvilve years old, a pood size fulfil I’loupii-Boy. Enq.iire of the I’lhitcr*. October 23. 37—tffi ff/ OR »AhR, very low for cask, u :!/. 5 (Alt or 6'tA/i t . with jgood plated tut- new. T’he vvl. de con be buuglit for less tliiji Apply to Elisha It'hitnc. < Milledgeville, October 21. 37—u TLl) (0 purehnse 200 BALKS ( O'. ')().'-, for vviueli the hipliest market priis will be fciven. WILEY x BAXTER. Oceembi".' 11 44 ILL he sold at the late residence of j GEOLliJ A, .Morgan conn y. tmlgonu'YN ViviUl. T ill', siibsentier informs the public that his large and commodious house is now finished anil ready for the reception and ne- ciiinmodai’ioo ot TRAVELLERS. It is 'veil furnished,tmd all the exertions in the power of tlie subscriber shall be made to fin der comfortable those who may call upon him. Ilia HOTEL is large and situated in the vw: t part ofthc, town near the Alabama river. Private rooms vvitli good fire places can be furnished to those who want. Ilis liar shill he constantly supplied with the best Liquors—His Stables are commodious and well constructed, and provided with un excellent hostler, Bo vRtir.its accommodated by the week, mouth or year. CLEMENT FREF.NY. Montgomery, Oet. ‘28 4 !—4t fiJIIIE Subscribers have fanned a cormcc- X tion in the Practice nf the Lair, under the firm of Rock well Ik Hepburn. All business confided to tlieir care will be punc tually attended to. One of them will nt till times be found at the office of S. Rockwell, corner of Jefi'crson and M’lntosh streets. BAMUEL ROCKWELL, JOSEPH L. HEPBURN. Milledgeville, Sept. 18 la—tf LIVERY STAR EES. fltllE subscribers have recently purchased A out Mr. J. Reid in (he above, line of bu siness, vv here they intend keeping a constant supply of Horses, Gigs, Rc, to let. They will also keep horses in very superior style accommodating terms. Horse, drovers would do well to give them a call. A. G. R A. Ii. BECKHAM. October 3. 3—Btvv —' I.*.m 9m. ‘ HOUSE & LOT FOR SALeT rpHE large and commodious House, nl pre- A sent occupiad hv Mr. Jacob Barrow ; the Lot contains one acre of ground; the House can be seen by calling on Mr. Barrow. For further particulars, enquire of WM. ROBERTSON, N. B—If not sold in two weeks, the House will be to rsnt, 4J Nov. I t Stephen Gnlfoid, jr. dec’d, in county, on Saturday the noth Dereihbei, t following property, viz: The crop of coni and fodder, wheat uud cotton, a fetv plaitta tion tools, Re.; also tlie negroes to hire 1 plant ff on and good st'ire-house. to rent, suitable for a large stock iff goods, with wa ter very convenient. Terms made known on the day by tlie administrator. XACUARIAII GAFFORD, Mr,dr. SUB ANN All G AFFORD, Mm'.r. November 7. 7—39 EXECUTOR’S SALE. F 7RSU ANT to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Hancock county, "ill he sold at the court-house, in said county, on the first Tuesday in February next, Iwtw the usual hours of sale, all the NEGROES belonging to the estate of Thomas Vickers, ilrc’d, consisting of men, women and chil dren, for the benefit of the Legatees. John Pickers, Qualified Ex’or, November SI. 41—ids. WILL BE SOLD, O N the first Tuesday in February next in Hartford, Pulaski county, under an order of the Court of Ordinary of said c omi ty, the real estate of Needham Bryan, ill ceased, to wit: a part nf the tract on which he lived at tho time of . is death, and urn hundred one and 11 quarter acres adjoining. Terms of sale cash. THO. W. HARRIS, Adm’r (is bonis non. December 2 43—Ids W ILL be sold to the highest bidder, at the court-house in Madison, Morgan county, on the first Tuesday in February next, a tract of land containing 1 IG fierce, (adjoining Win. R. dfuril's ami Norwood's lands) belonging to the estate of Reuben Rad ford, deceased. Terms will be made known on the day. Wm. RADFORD, } , JOHN RADFORD, s x Pr:i December‘8 4 t—4t* ii.yt.ir: ."c,vr,Y. ;.i c Inferior court for theca.’. tilliny.jLr ordinary purpoM. VVm.nF.AS ,Mary /nber late of this county di- ceased lately died intestate, baling vinile r lived,uml st the liiacol Itcrdcalk, divers gooJ. iufi; : s and credits xv it it in ill.- comity aforexunj by nn ans w'iicrool, Uic tall clispo. ition and povv ( r of granting tin: udtninist ration of all nun geici the goods, rights mid credit* oi Die ntceaseil; and also uinliti.igthe uccounls, dilution.- and rcoleouirigs of tmd o'lmiiustrntio* 'and u final dismistion ot the same to the com utore (aid due* ot right belong—They desnin Innt tiie goods,rights and credits 01 said dec ii may lie well uuri truly miiniuistLTod, convert itnu disposed ot, do hcrcliy grant un'o Ucnjaiuii biuitli administralor, loll power by tiie tenor ol these piHsonU to udiuinister tlie guous, rights and credits of said deceased, whicti to him in her life-time and at the time of her death d belong 5 and to ask, levy, recover nud receive the same, and to pay the debts hi which the de ceased stood bound, ro fur forth in her goods, rights and credits will extend, according to their rate and order ol law, (being til t sworn on tue Holy Evangelists of Almighty God to woke u hue and perfect inventory thereof, and to ex hibit the same to the clqpk oltlie court ot ordi nary in the county aforesaid, in order to he re corded, on or beturc the first Monday of No. vetnber next ensuing, and to render u just nnd true account of said administration, vv hen thne- m.tu required)—and you are hereby ordained, constituted nnd appointed administrator of all uud singular the goods, rights and credits of said deceased. Is TKsTiMONr wiiBitKor, we have c.ausod the clerk of this court to set his Immi ami s.ail this fourteenth day of September,one thousand eight hundred uud twenty. • JOHN NI3BET, c. c. o. October 17. 3(i—uiltui IGIA, Udlduiii (.'gunty, Superior Court, April adjournal ’Perm, lt)20. /"VN the petition of Elisha Whitney, stating A Jf that he holds n mortgage given by Willis Perry to him, conveying it lot of land lying and bring in tlie town ol './R-dgcville, contniahi' one huudred and fourleen feet fronting of Wnslr mgton street mid two hundred and ten fee fronting and lying on Wilkinson street, adjoin ing i f i t on the east and Allen on the south; said lot known uml distinguished in the plan of sai l town by lot number three, in square mini beer forty-three, to secure the payment of eleven hundred uml thirty dollars, on the fr,t day of March Iasi, duo on a promisory note at tached to said mortgage, a id that said Willis Perry has faded to pay said sum of money orn- ny part thereof: It is thereupon ordered, that unless (lie said Willis Perry- shall pay the amount due on said mortgage with interest and cost in to tlie Clerk's office of this court within twelve months from this time, the equity of redemption of. iii uml to said mortgaged premises, will he thenceforth forever burred and foreclosed ia teems of the statute in such case made uml pro vided. And it is further ordered, that this rule be published in one of the public Gazettes of this stntts, once 11 montli for the space of twelve months, or served on the said Willis Perry or liis special agent at least six months previous to tiie time the money is directed to he paid. 1 certify that the foregoing is a true copy ta ken from the minutes, this 2-lth of April, Ia-2<> THOMAS H. KENAN,' Cl k. April 29 ^ ml2m LiUaldwm Superior CouriiflUguct Tend; 182(5^ John Clauk, ussiguce, i Petition for forcclo> vl > sure. Wsi.Tcn Jonks. ) Role Nisi, U PON Die petition of John Clark, assignee of John Atckiunie, praying the foreclo sure of the equity of redemption, iu and to all Hint lot of land lying nnd being in the town of Milledgeville,.county of Baldwin and state of Georgia, containing one half acre of lam), bounded ou the west by Jefl'erson-street, on the north by slreet, on the east and south, by Seaborn Jones’ lot, being the northern half ui lot number three, in square number twenty* nine, as will more justly uppenr from reference to Die origiuul plan of said town, which said lot "'as mortgaged by tho said AVoiter Jones to onix John Mckiuni'e hv deed ol mortgage, bearing dale the 31st day of August 1819, (and assigned to tins petitioner by the said John McKiunie, on the ISthday of May ls20,) for tho butter securing the payment of a promissory ante for the sum of t vvetily-six hundred ami eighty three dollars aud thirty-three cents, with tlie interest thereon, drawn by said Walter Jones iu favor of James NINE months after date hereof application will be made to the honorable the court of or dinary of Baldwin county, ler leave to sell two negro boys, belonging to the estate of Jonathan Thomas, ilcccuseiT.forthe benefit of the heirs of said estate. GRACY THOMAS, adm’x. DAUD THOMAS, adm'r. Julv 3, 132P ml , m Uoiisbeuu or order, u;,d heuriug dute 31st day oi August l.SltS, aud payable the 2rftii ofDe- ceniht-r thereafter, and which suid promissory note vv nr endorsed by said Juntos Rousseau to stud John McKiunie nr order, uud hv said John Mckumiv to lliis petitioner. On motiiiii, it is 1,,-derevl, that the principal, interest uud cost ,o • on said mortgage, be paid iiiio tins court within twelve months l’rotn this date, otherwise the equity of redemption in and J.° SUI1 * ‘uortgaged premises will he thenceforth tmever barred nnd foteclosed; and it is further ordered,, that tills rule be published in one ot the public gazettes of this state once in every mouth for twelve months, or served on the mortgager or his special agent ut least six mouths pi ci ium, to the time ut which the money is di* ' ci ted to he paid into -ourt as aforesaid. A true copy taken fioxa the minutes this Iiiii September, iS2t). THOMAS H. KENAN, Cl’k. September 16 ml2m rt 1 OF.RGfA. Uuhiwi 1 county. ' ~ Vv he.-eab Lewis llillsou, applies for letters jo dismission on the estate of Auron Hilbon, iiilc 01 the county alore.-.aid, deceased : These me tiierelore to cite n:id admonish nil and sill* uliir lliu kindred uiidcrditorsofsiiid dercasod^ 10 be and appear nt my office within Uie time prescribed by law, and shew cause (it uny) why , “ miters should not be granted in terms of the law. tiivmi under my huiiil R private seal, (there being no seal ol office) this 4th Sentem* l>, ’ r - ls 2i). TJIO’b H. Kl’.NAN, Cl'k. Georgia, * uigg*. county, onpcrioi Court, Uuu* icr Term, 1820. Roger Lawson, Guardian, ) • ' vs - > Rule Xisi Joirw D. R. Fiao, ) I T appeuriug to thu Court that the plain- till was possessed of three several notes ffluuid for two hundred dollars each, given iy defendant to the. plaintijr, copies of which ire herewith filial with the original petition, uid that (lie same are lost. On motion of A f m. Crocker, attorney for petitioner: It is irdercd that the copies of said notes be es- ublir.hed in lieu of the original, unless suffi- ient cause he shewn to the contrary on or '■lore the first day of the next term of this ourt, and that a copy of this rule lie publish- d once a month for three months in one of n: public Gazettes of this state. A true extract from tlie minutcB, this 21st etuber, 1820. ARCH’D M’INTYRE, Clk. November 14 Arin Super,or Court, Apriluitj’d Term, IH2U- [resent, the Hon. Christopiier B. Stronu. lv Howell, Libel for Divorce. Jlmah Howell, V HE return of the declaration, stating that the defendant in the above cuse is not to midin this couuty ; on motion of plaintiff's -1 isel, it is ordered, that service he perfected In ublishing this notice once a month until tlio term, in one of tiie gazettes of this state, true copy tat „ fiom the hiinules, tins 3t!i - 182". kjMAS II. KENAN, Ci- ik. PY *82". niGta