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iOUTHERHf RECORDER.
IS v
4JUIEVE A OK.IIE.
1IIILLEDOEVILI.E, GEORGIA, IVEIIAESOAV EVENING, Ol'TOBEIt 3. IK!
p| ie Recorder is published weekly, on Hancock
*■’ l,,>tv%pen Wayne anil Jefferson, a! Three Dollars nor
n ivable in advance, or Four Dollars, if not paid lie-
rUXVml of lit- >o«r. ..... .
' r KKrisKMKNTS cotispicuouslv inserted at the usual
M 1 ' 'pliose sent without a specification of the number of
will be published until ordered out, and charged
a hi'of I a ml and ne«rroes,by Administrators, Executor*,
*''•irilians, are required by law to lie held on the fust
•’ r V'l'iv in the month, between the hours of ten in the foro-
I llC '\,i’nl three in the afternoon, at the Court-1 louse of the
n" 11 in which tin’ propertv is situate.—.Notices of these
' ii'11 ast be given in a public gazette sixty (lav s previous
*"\ , ( j„v of sale.
' \ >ii< e J for the sale of personal property must be iriven
11ke manner, forty days previous to the day of sale.—
'll 'notice to the debtors and creditors of an estate, must i
. idled for FORTY days.
Notice that application will he made to the Tourt of Or-
1 irv for leave to sell laud, must be published for Fora
M 'u!bu<iness in the line ofPrinting, will meet with prompt
n ,,ntio..nttheltKcou..FR()FFKK.
1 »rrH‘ s («n business) must be post paid.
M essrs. editors.—We hnveexatinied with,
considerable interest, n class of young ladies and
gentlemen under the instruction of Air. John McRae,
stated to have been engaged in the study of Engli-li
Grammar about twenty days. The facility which these
pupils manifested, in dissecting andconibinding any
sentence to parse; the manner in which they gave the
definitions, applied the rules of syntax and raised ob
jections against false construction—diseoxered such a
piat tical knowledge ol the science, as is not coinuioulv ,
attained bv pupils, by the usual drudgery, in many
months.—\\ herefore we iinh' sitatinglv sa\. that Mr.
M‘ Rae has honourably redeemed his pledge, by which
lie merits the patronage of the friends of education, as
tutor ol this branch of learning.
AlU'lllli \I,I) GRAHAM,
II \l. KI.NNON.
JOHN (’Alt.MIUlIAF.L,
e. hi’sh.
( Telfair county, Sept. 1*2, 1833. lit)—*2t.* I
JOSEPH It. GREEYE
H AS .li st KECEIVEH ll lar«f supply
ai staple iiiiri l'aiicy tiootls, iiluJi
will In 1 siilil uiiinuzllv low. for tlio spiisoii. Also, ja»t
rcrniveil. >0)1 Ills. Alllcus I'tlt'lory < «t-
(oii A n i ns.
Sojitomlior I H 35
No. 3T—-VOL. XI V.
II I F*.
I l’ST lti:t'i:iVED from Nn
York.
IO A'nsi's lints, tin* latest ft.stiii.ii.
ALSO,
500 pair toyro Sinn's.
L. COWLES. & C
Millpiliii'Villo, Sp|iteinlier IS 35 if. I rRAIIF. KilitorinoTopinion.thutpliil.
El VERY STABLE, ‘
niii.iiMa viui:. ’ I
PROSPECTUS
FOR publishing AT MII.IEDOF.MLI.K, ua, a literary
PKItlOUICAI., ENTtTKU
The Georgia Aeademieian,
AND
Southern .louruttl of T.ducatiou.
TO BK DF.YOTKl) TO THE INTEREST OF
i: tnt.itio.y
In out' oxvn Slate ptirlit nltiilt.
-1 " I adapted to tltc wants of limnliin unit Communities.
I Hi/ ROBERT C
BROWN, of Scottshoro'.
ar>
W K are authorized to aiioimce
Chart*'* Smith, Esq. a
candidate for Tax Collector of Raid-
win couuty. at the ensuing election.
11) If
W I’ are authorized to announce
J;nm*N A. Hill, a candi
date for Sherill* of Baldwin county, at
the next January election
July K 1WW.
E are authorized to say that Col.
Allg. II* AihIitnoii of
Burke county, \\ ill he a candidate at
the next election for Brigadier General
.1 the 2d Brigade 1st Division (i. M., vice lien. Robert
Telle, deceased. June R) 22 nvd w*2t
E are authorized to announce
r Scott,
nndidate for Hheritl ol' Baldwin
county, at the election in January next. !
August ‘2 2ft *21 mot
W |’ authorized to amioiiiice Mr. |
JoliII II. Uyor, a? a
candidate for Tax Collector of Bald- j
win county, at the ensuing January j
ejection.
August 21 AI tf '
ill IL LI' IM«E VILLE
STB EET LOTTEI?Y.i
\ ut horisctl by the General Assembly of the State of Georg |
/tame. Fortune stands o merry mood,
Pouring her favors to the crowd;
Be ready friend, before they fall—
Who knows hut yen may catch them all.
310 X E Y !^>fi OYEY!.
“LOTS OF I !*'
* » T |IKN we consider that Fortune is daily diffus- j
yf ina wealth and happiness in all parts and every
cr of this extensive, country, through the medium j
le Lottery System, that scarcely a day or
•*k vv heels by us, w itliout bringing tbe intelligence, i
some one of our friends or fellow-citizens has 1
ilrrfvvna Prise, and that it only requires an investment j
..( I lie tririul sum of Tell Uolhirs, to give us a 1
odd CIIANCF. for Twenty Tlioiifcstiul
Dollars—Surely it is unnecessary to urge upon
era! and enlif'htened people the policy of step
ping in the way to irealli and tbe favor of l/ie prupili
i l)nme.
rite second day’s drawing is completed: and the
'I'llIltl> DAYS DKAAYIYG
VMM. TAKE PI V( K ON
Saturday the tilth .Yort mtorr iif.i /,
t tie* liOttery-< tHiee in tin* town of .Milledgev life,
ill,, hour of 2 o’clock P. M There will then hedepositi
. the wheel a Prize offjff fl 0.000, B of !$ 1.000,
S900, 8 WOO, 8 700, 8000, 8 300, 8 IOO,
V.iOO, 8 *200—III addition to this, the First Drawn
Number w ill he entitled to a Prize of 8 1*000. |
Tlm* will be presented to adventurers a most splendid
prospect of wealth, which limy be obtained Ibr TEN
DOLLARS.
'I’lie unparalleled richness of the wheel presents the |
following Prizes:
•i i‘icizi> iir $ 10,000,
1 IMCIZi: OF *5,000,
CEATHAb 1BOTE 1,,
M U ON, GEORGIA. |
JOII.Y t\tItT/:It—l.tur of Clinton, 1
H J AS opened the Witt rat tfofct, ill the ex-
U H tensive Fire proof Brick Building, recently
erected in this city. The location is central to the
business of the place, ami the bouse is conveniently
arranged for tlm .#/commodatioti of f-V#-
rnihes or Simile i^ersons, either as regular
nr ii'Hii.iiMit llunriliTs. 1 Ur Itrils A I'nrnilnr,'
IliroiirlHiut. mu NEW ANI> M/'I’EKIUIL The
Table :m,l Itar will always la? furnished with
tin: best the .Market affords; and no pains will be spar- j
ed by (be Proprietor, to render comfortable and
aorefaulk all w ho favor liim with their custom ; and
he hopes, from his long experience, and the satiMae- !
I ion heretotore rendered the community. to merit from
his friends and the public, a liberal share of patronage.
Extensive and PoilVtMlioilt Stables are at
tached to the Hotel.
June I H‘.I3 09 Ofit
pliicul education,
own I niversities
li coiifui<»d to tbe commtmicau-
«»l knowledge, and tlmt too little attention is bestowed
• lie formation ol the intellectual Imbits of judging, rea-
rjpm: St BSCRIBF.R respectl.illy announces to foiling, mid coiiiinuniention, by wliieli alone, tbe prosecti-
i^litledgevilie ,fo«*koy t’lub ICncfN
W ILL take place on Tuesday, the 1 Dili of No
vember next.
first da\—Milo boats, free for any horse. En
trance. $25.
Second day—Colt’s race—free for any colt that has
not won a race—two mile boats—Lntfniico, 8 BO.
I ibid day—Three units heats, free for tiny horso—
Entrance, 8‘Jo.
' Fourth d:iv—Four mile heats, free for any horse—
Entrance. $2f>.
1 1 Ith day—Mile heals, three host in live, free for any
horse—Entrance, .i(t*JO.
Bv order of the Club.
ABNER HAMMOND, Secretary.
August 7. 29 tf.
the public, (bat be Jins enlarged liis
LIVERY STABLE
for the accommodation ol RroVtTK, and other
pei’xmis u lio »nay v isit tin* tow n, liurirtg llie ap-
pi'oacliiiigwinter, lie lias attached to bis Stable, Lots
high and dry. His charges shall be moderate, and
every attention will be paid to those who may call 011
ib'u WILLIAM A. MOTT.
N. B. Carriages will be kept constantly on hand,
for flie exclusive benefit of my patrons. \V. A. JM.
FACTORAGE
A\D < IM MNLSS.
W E have taken that Commodious EIRE PROOF
W ARE-ID H SI’, recently occupied by Heard
iV M ilsoii. and w ill receive on Storage or b»r>a!eat
the customary rales, tbe Cotton of tin* Planters ami
Meirlntnts Liberal advance* on Cotton iit Store will
at all times lie mad**. M.-rclinnts and Planters wish
ing there (’oM«ui sent to (,’finrle>(ott by (lie Hail Hum/
can at any tin e be accommodated by sending tlmir
cotton to ii«. Advances made on shipment-to Charles
ton. Savannah, and Liverpool. To South Carolina
and Merchants, we would say tlmt we will
Transylvania I'niversity.
. fleet ieeel llettee rtinenl.
[Nile LEn i KES in lids institution will
uunmence, as usual, on tbe first Monday o! No
vember, and terinimite on the first Saturday in March
Tile courses are*—
. J nolo my a ml S tf r<rr ry by I > r. Drru.Fr.
Institutes of Mnlicinr anil Clinical Practice, by Dr.
Camwvki.i..
Theory ami Practice of Physic, by Dr. Cooke.
Ohsfifrus and Diseases of Hoomen and Children, by
Dr. RiciiauI’sos.
Materia Mi dim and Medical Botany, by Dr. Short.
Chemistry anil Pharmacy, by Dr. Yaniiki.l.
During tbe entire term, the Professor of Anatomy
and Surgery lectures nine times eaeli week, and the
other Professors daily, Sabbaths excepted. The fees
to the entire course, with matriculation and the use of
tie* Library, amount to 110. The graduation fee is !
lion <i| science, after leaving scljouJ or college,mid tbe bu-
j einess. ol active life, cun be successfully pursued. It is
1 therefore his design, to conduct this work in reference to
; the analysis of the liuinan mind, and to endeavor to for- !
: w ard tin: great object of fitting oar sons uml duugliters for '
practical life,
I here being no work of the kind in tin* Southern conn- |
* r v, it is taken for granted tlmt no one vv ill question the pro- |
an organ of good, so
o party ; we
ar vv is|| to dictate us to j
hi general or particular 1
> open the avenues of
ami by our efforts, eu-
loption, the land of our |
Plmilci
he prepared In pav prime
(•Mi. in (he bills <d tbe B.i
ageinent of the Ware-1 In
inteiidei.ee of Major |\
hi- entire atlenlioil In till
favor us with their business.
J. D. LEERS. J. R
Sept. 2">
d t iie sales
H lint Stati
. It “aril
interest
uf tlu
>d tlieir
. The ,
•r I lie «ai
will di
sc wlm
ST. JOHN A Ci 1
AY A UE-BIOUSE,
ANII
( oriniNNKix in sivos.
! N II1. Sub-ci i In-r cniitiuiies the
Wan-House and (’oiiiiuissiou
pnely of endeavoring to estnhli-h
iinieli needed. We adopt tbe seniiiin
are pledged to no societvti nor is it our
any mode or eoiirsc to be pursit
instruction. ()„ r aim shall b.
thought 011 this important sutiji
dem or to hless the country of01
children, the home tlmt we love,
rnim, . -.r. . ...... -At a time when marmul Inhor seliools mid oilier respcc-
raillL LL4 11 KIA 1» this III,titution wdJ ' fabh* i,ion,OUS me risen areund us. it is reasoimlde to
_M_ commenue, as usual, on the first Monday ol No 1 expect, that some mode of coimiitinieiition with regard to
tlu* sueress or failure of miv attempts, is desirable. Teach-
ers need h periodical, wherein they limy express tlieir
view-, and from which they mm Irani the views of others,
and gather encouragement mnl guidance in the arduous
uisk ol instruction. It is our design to collect information
bom every sourer, mid make our paper an organ of com-
imiiiieiition between distant teueliers and tbe friends of
education in general.
Perhaps ni no period of our history, could there be a
greater call for correct views on school books und appara
tus, necessary to facilitate the progress of the pupil. Wo
will, therefore, endeavor to supply our columns vvilli res
pectable reviews of nmntmls, ami iiilurinutioii with regard |
to all tlu* nmcbiiicry of education.
Tlmt our paper nmv interest every thinking man, and he |
an ilium re of the family circle, it willenihrace .Agricullnrul !
ami Mechanical Essajs, Polite Literature, essays on Mo- |
nd and Physical Science, Biography, original and selected j
Poetry, Strictures on the best niTTilcs of Education, nisei- ;
t pline of schools, notices of l.iterarv institutions and I.item- 1
I ry works; i:i line, any subject calculated to interest the j
planter, the teacher, mother, father, guimlmn and student. ;
Disputed points in Polities or Religion, shall be entirely 1
excluded, inn is the Aetiilcinh :■•* 1 ever to he the vehicle of 1
1 malevolent iii-inimtious or ungenerous aspersion 1 ). It
j shall be the eon-aunt aim of the Editor, to unite all eon- 1
tinning interwsts and views, iutlic noble object of training
I children in the ways of w isdom, mnl diffusing u taste for J
literature, tin* arts and sciences, which 1 vor lends to make :
I a Imppv and enlightened people.
Atlverti**emeiits of Teachers, .Schools and Books, w ill
j be inserted at the usual rates, but this class of advertise- ;
infills only, as it is intended to make tin* Aeademieian sub- I
serve the purposes of Education und general information. ■
The paper will be published semi-monthly, at Three i
- Doi.i. iks per annum, payable in advance, uml will contain •
, eight pages, on u good type, on the plan of the Amciieun 1
| Filmier, *21 numbers making u volume, which will be uc-
, cnmpiiiiied w ith an elegant title page ami general index. I
j j It is contemplated that the first number will be issued in 1
liarrfu'arfi Cattery amt Oroeeries. • A'Wember next. Any person forwarding to the Editor
The Goods are fresh and of the hast quality and are 1
sold for the purpose of making a settlement with the |
THE It A IE Si
Of the Oiftethorpe Jetekey Club,
W ILL commence at Lexington, on the twenty-
ninth (*2!)tlD of October next.
First Dav — Mile licots, best three in five.
Second Day—Two mile heats.
Third Day—Three mile heats
There will probably be a fourth dny’i rare, which
will be mile beats.
Free for nny horse, mare or gelding ill tbe Foiled
States. Rules of tin* Flub will govern the ruees.
JOSEPH MOORE. Jr Scc’ry
Oct<.ber *27
*(t
IlillslMtro' Karc-i.
gton now enjoys its
'Pile Cholera having left it, Le)
ordinary health.
By order of the Faeultv,
(’. W. SHORT, M. 1> Dean.
Lexington. Ky. July *27 !»l (it
immaNSsmi
vr
1B 'ill be Solti at ,taction,
\ T Knoxville. 011 the first Monday in O' tnhei
« next, the Xlm li in 'I’i'JkIf of the firm o|
ennis. Ilammiiek. A Co. consisting of
dry coons,
f drnyage,
lie counties I'a-t
taken the Ware-
enllv occupied
•'■"nifi-ly us
I
"i Pl-iZVN of
1$ 1,000 1
:t l’i - i/.c‘sof
!S 500
3
or
ooo
•J *'
of
■IOO
ol
NOO |
it “
of
BOO
5 “
of
700
] a **
of
aoo
3 “
of
OOO
| BO “
of
■ OO
Tims, il '
will he perceived,
tliiit tlicre
are now in the
*5
I
win 1 ,*!, more tlmn I
.10.000 DOLLS*
t'\rlll,ive (if tlio prizes below One Iltmill'i'il Dnlbll'S—
linking llie riclu'St wheel ever before otlereil to the pub*
ie m (fie Suiitliern ciMintry, nwl if iscoiiliilonlly 1/efiev-
vl. tfial every mini wlm desires to aeipifre a fortune
vvitfi lmt little trouble, anil omnpar.ilively no expense, ■
will come forw ard and improve the present brilliant tip- j
purlnnity to Itis own inerest.
sttii:.ur.
I*rl*e of # 30.000 i-
•l-l'/.OS
«lo
<t<>
«lo
<l<»
<l»
«l»
<lo
do
>lo
do
do
do
do
do
■ 0.000 i-
5.000 is
1.000 is
iiOO is
NO(» is
tot) is
4.00 is
500 is
<1044 is
:too is
304> is
I4H> is
50 is
30 is
13 is
»
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
35
50
<>50
3.000
l.ess thee a Two It tee it ks tee a l*ri'/.<‘ I
All the i'lizes (o be tloating from llie enrnmetree
int'iit, except tile fnllowine, deposited as follows, viz :
first Ony'i brnwintr—ti Prizes of 5,11(111, I of 1,000.
lot >1110, 1 of 800,1 ol 700,1 of li(H), I of 500,1 of 4(1(1,
I of •,1(111, l of 2011.
Seroiul Dny'i Drawing—1 Prize of $ 10,0110, 1 of
1.000, 1 ofatlO, 1 of Him, 1 of 7UII, 1 ol 000, 1 of SOI),
of 400, | of 1 300, I of 200.
8 30.04)0
:to.4M>o
30.4) 00
0.000
1.54) 0
a.ooo
3.54) 4)
3.04)0
3.500
3.04) 0
1.54) 0
1.04) 4)
3.54) 0
3.500
13.4) 00
4.0.000
I.UOtl, 1 of 900, I of 'HIW 1 of 700, 1 of COO, 1 of 500,
‘ of 400, 1 of 300, l4££00.
Fourth Day's Drn^*g—I Prize of $ 10,000, 1 ni
,000, 1 uf 9011, 1 of 800, 1 of700, 1 of COO, I o 500, '
1 of 100, 1 of 301), 1 of 200.
Fifth ami last Drawing—I Prize of ,<! 20,000. 1 ol I
1,090, I of900, I of800. 1 of 700, 1 of COO, I of 500, I
I of 400,1 of 300,1 of 200.
And on the commencement of tbe First, Second,
Third and Fourth Day's Drawing, the first ilrawn j
number shall be entitled to n Prize of 1,090 dol/ars, j
nil the conclusion ol the last Day's Drawing, the ,
first and last drawn number shall he entitled to a ca
pital Prize of $5,000 each, in a Id it io n to soldi Prizes
t may he drawn to tlieir numbers. The whole Lot
ti ry to he completed in
FIVE DAYS DRAWING!
M m rizes Only to be itratrn. •
The whole of the Prizes payable in sixty davs after
**nch Day’s Drawing—subject to n deduction ol tificcn
percent. A11 prizes not applied for in tw elv e months
train each draw ing. to he considered as a donation to j
Hi** hinds of tlicMilledgeville Street Lottery.
The drawing to take place under the stiparinteii- ’
deuce of IVillimn It'. Carnes. Samuel Unjliin^ton. Sa-
*'*</ llorlcinll. It'illimn II. Torrance, F.tektel H. Park.
Jateyh Stovall, J. II’ A. Sanford, lloherl McCoinhs. and
•hdia //. linn t Commissioners—also, a Bonn! of Visi
tars.
W*resent frier of Tickets.
Whole* - - - 8 IO OO !
Halve* ... .1 OO |
Quarter* - - - ‘i 50
Lir sale in n great variety ol numbers at tbe Cominis
*i , )iiers’ <Hfire, on Wayne street, opposite the Post*
ttffice and Stale Bank.
I j* t >r<h*r« h»r Tickets, from any part of the United
Btate*. (p, M | paid) will meet with prom pi a<teiilion
Address 1*111 OH lYltHillT,
Sec ryto Commistiunen
Mliledgeville, July 31, 1883. 88 n
tt tenth tiomts tt fairer* of mittoruey,
t For TMI<‘* l«* lauiil
■ N f’herokee County, of approved fm m«, fur sale at
■ the Recorder Olfirv.
No»ainbo|> »
ier market at tin* u-i
For tbe grent<*r convenience o! tin
viirbim with tlieir patronage from
of tin* River, trading to Macon, lie li
House next below (lie old Bridge. I
by Mes-i*. Dxv A Urns aid ki
.Ims. 'i\ HowIuikU* M aiv-ISonst',
lOMires his friends that every facility in crossing the
river will he offered, to re infer (lie inconvenience l>\
loss of Bridge as small n- possible.
His VI’are-EBoasts and Wosc Storages
are in good order, and as much exempted Ironi tin*
danger «»f Fire, as any in Macon. Insurance in tin*
best offices, can he effected at very low rates, should
additional seeuriiv Be required.
JAMES C. MORGAN.
M u-on ir». i8:n. :ji r»m
WAR l>HOL8i:
,i.v»
COMMISSION BUSinESS,
N 4<on, <;i:oi<oia.
rgam ncbmceiibeikn »i .1 continue the
Q above business the ensiling season, and return
tlieir grateful thanks In those who favored them with
tlieir patronage the past season. They have taken the
Ware-ifottsc, known as
Lamar'* L4»v»4-r \Van--ll4>usc,
situated immediately on the rivet*, having a good
irharf ntlnclw <1 l!n*reto, ami very sale Irotn lire.—•
For llie convenience of tlieir friends residing betwecu
the Ocmulgee and Oc *nee rivers, they have taken llie
large and convenient \N are-hoii-e recently erected by
.Mr. (i. B. Wardlaw, in East .Macon, which from its
peculiar situation, is rendered quite secure from tl e
danger of fire, and from w lienee Lotion will betaken
to the w liarv'4-s charge. Each of the subscri
bers wili reside in Macon tin* ensiling season, and pro
mise tlieir iinremitteil attention to the interest ol those
who may favor them with tlieir business and confi
dence. Liberal advance* w ill be made on produce,
merchandize and other property confided to tlieir
care, and strict attention given to the filling of orders,
receiving ami forwarding goods, «Ve. Insurance in
the best ollices call be effected at tbe usual rates, w lieu
desireb.
EVER AIM) HAMILTON.
JOHN R. HAYES.
Auzust 2« 32 3m
< iiahm:* laiu/w,
W ILL con the Commission Hu*i-
iH*ss in Augusta, and solicits the patronage
ol the friends of the IhIp firm of A. JSlvughtkk A
C. Caiw/.as, and of llie planters generally. The sale
of cotton, and tbe purchase of goods, w ill be attemhd
to exclusively by liim«elf. Cotton ordered to be sold
on i«irivhI. \\ ill meet vvilli prompt attention, and if di
rected to be stored, will be placed in a first rate Tiro
Proof Ware-House, and the usual advances made,
if required.
Augusta Aug 17,1833 32 3m
representatives of Wilborn J. Hnmrnnc.k, deceased,
formerly a partner of llie firm of Dennis, Ilammiiek,
A <’<». Tiie Stock will be sold in lots to suit purcha
sers, on a credit till lhe2oth of December next, on all
stuns ova five dollars. Sale to oontinae from day to
day. until eoiupleleti. Small notes and approved se
en ri I y will be required.
E \\ . DENNIS, ) Surviving copartners
\..f '
f(lie firm
STONE, S Ilammack, A. Co.
raw lord Co. Aug *2!) 33 fit
YaliiaDh* i*i-4)|»t-rf.v I-'«r Male.
IIE undersigned offers for sale tbe following va-
B hlable real estate, ti> wit:
'I'Ik* ILdcl hi Franklin, at present oeeupied by
A. Woodlev : tin* bouse is large and commodious, con
taining ten rooms and two
couipletinii; attached to tin* I Intel are vacant lots for
ilroveis, kitchen, stables and all necessary outbuild
ings.
Also—Tin* two story liouso, together with
the lot on tbe southeast corner of the public square,
suitable for a st <re and dwelling.
ADo—!’r;i<‘tioii of* I.uml, adjoining the town
of Franklin, containing P.M) acres. 110 of w hich are lir-t
quality river bottom; BO acres are cleared and in a high
Mate of cultivation. Terms liberal and title indisputa
ble. WM. II. HOUGHTON.
Franklin. Heard county. Ga.
B. The abov e fioiise, if not soli! bv thr iioth of
December, will be rented for the ensuing vonr.
\V. II II.
Sept. 18.1833. 31 4t
A GREAT It AUG AIN.
rrnin. Mihscriber offers tor Mile, bis plantation near
|| Hartford, in Pulaski county, containing about
Tlircr Thousand Ac*rt*M,
dintely on the Ocmulgee river, a large pro-
w li it* li is first rate River Land, vvilli about
b*Bted and in good repair, having mi it a
well built and neatly finished two story Dwelling-
House on abasement story of brick, hii excellent Gin-
bouse, Gin and running gear complete, with all neces
sary out building*.
The subscriber, as agent for John W. Allen, also
offers for sale, about 1*200 Ac*r«»* of Luilil,
adjoining llie above, a considerable portion o| which
is also first rate River Land, with a fine plantation o-
pened, and in excellent repair.
The above two settlements comprise the entire set
tlement of William B. MeGehee. late of said county,
deceased. For terms, apply in person, or by letter, to
the subscriber, residing in Columbus. <ioorgia.
JOHN A LRQMIART.
JpT* The Macon Messenger will insert the above 8
times, and forvv ai d the account for payment t<» J. A. I*.
September 13 3.'i 8t
FOR MALE,
liplions for five papers, ahull receive the sixth copy I
gratis.
Commniiii'ation!) addressed (post paid,) to Kouekt
Biuiw'm, Scottshoro’, Geo., will lx* promptly attended to.
1 C Eilitor* willing to further tin- • auaeof Education iu •
our State, u ill confer a favor by publishing tliti Proapec-
tiis.uinl the favor will be reciprocated in any way drain'd. |
Sept ember J, J»33, I
Five Diillai-s l*4'vv:iril.
— Ej ^ AIM A WAV' from the §ttb-
H a scriher, on Thursday even
ing, the fitli iuM. n«:nr Wrightaho- •
vfTf ., rough, Columbia county, a negro 1
man named IE E] SI Ml I*, be- J
h | "Vui tween hfi mid 40 years ol age. j
How complected, with very j
full large eyes, about "> feet 10 inches high, w hen spo- !
ken to looks confused, and has a down look in hi* ap- I
pcarance; it is i»o1 known what clothing he may have j
on, as lie took considerable w itti him, tbe most part of |
which was homespun, partly blue. It is confidently i
believed be i* attempting to get to a Mr Jenkins’s, six !
or seven miles from La Grange, Troup county, Geor- ;
gia, as lie lias a wife there. Ferrymen and Boat own* [
h state of ers are requested to detect him if he should attempt to
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Anil X'onnnixxioii ISii"iii4-«*<.
rONIIL iiu.l. r-iuii.'il li«vm-lak.n Unit ezlm.ive
U ri|-4'-J)l-04)I'W H»-4'-I!oil)i4‘ ml Dump-
Ill'll-ti-i'.-l, ri-c-nll>- Mi'cii|ii.'ii llv Mi'S.rs SlnnzIi'iT .V
LtiltiiZHii.dH'tM'cliis.i-rvici'- In I li," I'liintfr. .V .Nlrn'liant*
in t In* «i'n\ ,* tiiiiiiiess. Ilis «n'Hiig*'int*nl* nre surli, os
will emiliV him In make ra«ll advamms In any cxtcnl
nn L'nttnti .tori',I »ill( him : nml hr Iio/ii.i lent) many
years expei'ifnra in the Cnttnn Trat'e. ami strie.t per-
.nr.al altentinn to all Imsiness lie may lie favnreii « illl.
tn share n |mrtinn nf piililic |>atrnna<>a, and |iartiimlai-
fy nf liis funner friends Htni etistumers.
it mai.oni:.
UT The hi,«iness nf Malone A Sisstiirs- is
rnolinhed in Savitiiimli. umlitrili*' iiianageinoiit ot Mr.
M. Si,tare.
irr All llie Papers ni Milledzcville, Southern Ban
ner and \Va,hin;;ton New ,, will e»eh puliliali the n-
hnve for one mniilh, and forward tlieir uccnnnti fur
payment to It- II■
AiiimisIii. September 11 35 41
Ulii'rokri* Town Lol* For Niiilt*.
mi/ll.l. Ill: Stil.D. mi tin- lllltl, .III, nf
ww Heptatnlier next, the 'I’O W !\
tin* county sit** of I’herokeo eoiHitv. up*tn Lot of L uul.
No. |B7. m the I IfJi district *2<J i»ec|mn, it Jo-mg at tJo*
place genenilly known ns Jack \N light’s old place,—
T> rm» of side tmule known on tin* day. Tim aal« to
continue from day to dav
WILLIAM K KEY. J I C
J \MEH II t IIAMID.R8, J I C
JAMlJ* WILSON. J I U>
AugiRt *2° *^^
20*4 Acre.
(’arroll conn
ty, 1 llii Di*t. >o.
172,
2024 “
Troup 4<
- ■ 21 ll ••
1 Hit.
100 “
Irwin, 4<
:<«■ “
105,
IOO “
Appling, 41
- :t«l “
.-too.
2024 “
Lee, 41
- I2ili “ “
«o.
202 J “
Monroe, 41
* 15 111 “
12 1.
2024 “
Monroe, 4
• Hill -‘ “
125.
202 J “
Muscogee, 4 <
• IOO, “
170.
250
Early, 44
201 il “
22.
IOO
Irwin, 44
lillll “ “
IO.
j 'i'ttles indi'
qiutiible. I’d
ir tnrnw, apply to
the rivers with tlieir knowledge, as he may Imvi
ohlaiueci a pa«s. 'J’he afiovt* reward w it I he given to
any person w ho w ill safely lodge him in any Jail of
this State, and convey me immediate information, di
rected as above.
MARTHA A. REES.
Wright-born, Peptemher fi 3o ill
sitrayctl 4*i- Molrii,
1.4>t)k on. J<>i- tin* 'I'liicvrs anti
lilt- I*|-4>|»4*|-|> .
ANA WAY from the subscribers* plantations in
n county, Ga. about tbe 1st of March last,
three negroes, viz :* lAUIr IltlU, about 40 years
i old. black complexion, clmnky built; 8 liat'li'y* a-
1 about 10 years old, black complexion, slim built; ItJ'**
a girl about 'Jo years oJil, black complexion,
I well set. 'I'lie above named negroes are supposed lobe
, inveigled off hy John E. and Solomon Scott, two brotb-
i ers of this county. formerly of Houston county. John
E. Scott, is supposed to he about Jo yearn of age, f>
j feel 10 or 11 inches high, light complected. Solomon,
! his brother, m supposed to be about I J years of age, 5
feet, very freckled face, vv ith unusually red hair.
ALo, supposed to be inveigled from the subscribers,
• between the loth and *2oth of July last, the 4 follow
ing described negroes, viz: l.itllr BlaiV}, about
-l.">years old. black coilipb'CteJ; Ihld) , Ins wife, 4o
vears old. black complexion; ICIiod y, a muhitto girl,
about |H years old, very likely, slim built: Ul'OYI* i
•11*111*1*, about 13 years old, slim built, light complect- j
ed. The last 4 described negroes are supposed to be |
earried off by James Scott, a brother to the above j
named Hcotts. He is about ‘2*2 years of age, low built, I
hare lip, and speaks badly.
Also supposed to be carried off by the same James
• Scott, outlie 1 Htli i ust. the 5 following negroes, viz: 1
OI<l Ssim, ail Afriertn, supposed to be fill or BO years ,
old, black complected, speaks very broken, well built;
*if %'1‘3 , his wife,about oO years old, black complex- ,
ion; uml tlieir tliree'children, 1*2 years old, black 1
, complected; Siistiu, 7 years old, and Ahby, a ve-
ry hkely girl, about IB years old—slim built. 'I'lie 1*2 ;
above named negroes formerly belonged to the estate
of Josiali Mcott, late of Scriven county—and purchased
bv the subscribers from the heirs of that ost.te. It i .
thought thev are gone to Macon, tlu* Cherokee conn- !
try, or the Texas. Any person taking up said negroes '
ami lodging them in jail so tlmt we get tliemngain, sha I
receive for each negro 10 dollars, and shall also receive -
JOB dollars for apprehending the thief or thieves, with
sufficient proof to convict ilium.
JAMES R. ROBERTS, and
RICHARD HERRINGTON. Sr.
rflUIE fall Races of this course, will counuoace on
’Tuesday the loth of October next.
Thr first day—One mile heats- Entrance $‘20
Thr mi'oud day—Two mile heats. do 8 30
The third day—Three mile heats. do $ 40
The fourth day—Mile heats, best 3 in 5 do # 2f>
The purse of each day not precisely ascertained, but
w ill be worth the attention ol Sportsmen. The rules
of tlm course, same as ut Milledgev ille.
U. C. CLAYTON. Sce’ry.
July I*. 1833. *2B eovvul
I IHE THOJI AVrOY
l.YiObY ifOTt:r fliOffUTY
I * O T 'S' 1 8*: R Y.
A S the public bun sustained this Lottery up to the
. (♦cesciit time, and from recent event* which have
taken phu ti. since the last notice the proprietor deems
it proper to give a succinct history ol it from the begin
ning Io (he present time, lea vie;* .e-.t as much us possi
ble what has been already published.
'I’lie IVoprictor, 9<Kuet«iue bcloi • he offered this Lot
tery to the public, luid mortgaged ni-uly all the pro
perly to two person* w hom he owed—one cnutVuieu
the negroes, the other the lands, A - c., and as lie believ
ed. fur less (bar ball of it - value: I2»»w ever, vv itb a view
to lake them up he to re, or at ilia time they became
doc. nml proceeded on with hi* ui«*reuiitile business;
but he w as from misfortune unable to take up the mort
gages, ami having made many other creditors, und
perceiving that lauded property had lullou nearly liulf
it* valve, and finally finding for whet it would bring,
that even all liis properly would not satisiy bis credi
tors, unless lie gels its value; and having been thus fix
ed, und being anxious to do justice to hit other credi
tors, as well us the mortgagees, offered ids property m
said Lottery.
He applied to liis creditors for their approbation—
and aiuoiig-t them, one whose claim is quite inron»i-
di*ruble, refused, uud issued his fi (a (after which, o
thers issued and levied on the pioperty.) and it w hs all
sold, Ironi llie first Tuesday in lmt August, nml up to
the first Tuesday in September, und bought in by two
mortgages at comparatively small prices, but more
than the amount of the ii fa, and the property left with
the Proprietor to carry on the Lottery. Said credi
tor’s claim being younger than others, tbe money w as
paid to the elded claim, and he still not paid. On vi
siting Savannah, tbe Proprietor was taken by (bis same
creditor hy ca sa, and placed in confinement on the
J'.ld of last March, mid io the mean time the mortga
gee's attorney took possession of the negroes offered
in the scheme of said Lottery and sold them. It is
pro|ter to slate, that from the sales of tickets, there is a
larger iimoiifit of money oil hand than (he umouut of
the nine ne.jroea in the scheme in said Lottery. On
taking now m arlv two months to consult (both per
sonally and by letters) a number of gtn//emcn, the best
coarse to betaken, the Proprietor from tlieir advice,
as w ell as Ids own convictions lias, come to tbe con
clusion to continue the xaid Lottery, Gut admits lie
must have the aid of his country, lit* will present a
petition to Bn* neit Legislature as soon as it sits, with
a number of respectable signers, praying leave to draw
said Lottery, and to pay cash to prize bolder# instead
of negroes to tbe aruunul set Bu lb in tbe scheme ol
saiA negroes. Then justice w ill be done to piircha-
•iers of tickets, and to bis numerous creditors, and be
will ft*el grateful to bis country, which w ill verify the
old adage, “ a friend in need is a friend indeed ”
He doe* not make this appeal t<> the public with a
bofu* of obtaining the lame of Timoleon of old, by
means nfcliHuce and fortune—no, be only asks what
can lu* done by hi# Stati*—for its aid so us to act legal
ly—and only to maintain liis steadiness ol purpose uud
firmness nf mind, by which, although poor, be will bi:
able to pa*# tbe remainder of liis days, neither to be
grieved w ith past pro«|M*rity. nor to be broken down
by present or future advenily, tint to be gratified for
having the satisfaction of doing justice, and lor the fid
lowing very go -d reasons—it w ill balance bis affairs,
restore his credit, satisfy bis creditors, and to injure
neither individual nor country in Ibis peculiar case.
It is iberetorc requested, ttiat the purchasers of tick
et* remain jatisfiad. until it is known w hether the Le
gislMure w ill have rejected or granted his petition. If
rejected, all tbe money will Ik: immediately returned
by Iba Agent* ; but if, on the other baud, the petition
i* allowed, be w ill have time to sell (he un«old tickets,
and draw said Lottery hy the first of next January, the
time vpicified in the lust notice, dated 'he 2fith of
March. J. B. BATEMAN.
IL;’ Zditors w ho have pufdislied any of the notices
that ha re been i«-w*d, respecting said Lottery, w ill be
pleasHI to give the ahov e one insertion per month, till
tbe 1^ giflature sits in next November, and in addition,
the Proprietor requests the cdi«or of the Hickory Nut
to do the same.
June 11) 92 mGt
F OUR mouth. Oder date, applicaiion will be mad*
to tho honorable Inferior Court of Gwinnett coun
ty, Willie totting tor ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
nil the real estulo ol Dane N. Yomnr, late of said coun
ty, deceased. JA.MF.8 AUSTIN )
WM. M. ROBERTS, }Adm’n
a , MAY YOUNG, S
Septemher 11, IA33 '
will he mada
to tho Inferior Court of Henry cotinlv when sit.
f |,r 0 . rUln " r y pwrjtoses, for lenve t„ sell thetiotiso
anil lots m the town of McDonough, t.clmi.ing
James C. Steele, late of said eounty, deceased” 8
J-iy g, t»33 THOMAS J ■ «OGEkS, AdmV.
i i 1 '! H l V""i nh ‘ i l,n :: *'; iu v »i>piicniiuu wm i> e m3»
f' 7 “"'"••"■y P ur poses, for leave ,"
hi II the lands belonging to (lie estate of Waldoerave
C luptun, decoased, ol said county
July IS. 1833. ™ OMAS CLOPTON - Adm’r.
^OIK month# afterdate, iqinlicntinn|will be made
"" I'oitorabte the Inferior Court of Jasper
■ ounty when stltmg f„ r ordinary purposes, for ieava
foil Hie real nf David Allen, deceased
ARMSTED DODSON,)' ,
0 , l l.IJAII DODSON, Mdm'r
September 4. lfi.33 ’
rgl 11F. creditors Sr the'estate of William A. Skrinel
m are requested to render in their demands accord-
mg to law, ueture the first day of January next
U. SKRINE, Adm’r.
M. R. SKRINE. Adm’rx.
September 3
34 Ct
/ AdaTn
B'our itB on Him !\ o1i(T%
f lOUR months after date, application will ho made
1 to the honorable the Inferior Court ol Franklin
coui-.ty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell a part of the real and personal estate of George
SruVttlli i*n. duccasi d
G. XV ST4IVAIX, i j'.’,,-,
J. STOVALL, J
■*!! I \ I RS. Sen
Rock Mill*
WILLIAM
nrork. Aiiffii.*t |7» 3I tf
alrariaT
I \ obedience to ail order of the court of ordinary of
Newton Comity, the iimler^igued as guardian of
the orphans of Je.-si* ( hampioii, will, at public outcry,
sell oil the premise*. All till*
1,4)1.. in tin- I'otx it of* Aiirni a i:i,
1.1111111kiu couutv . Ga. beginning llie sale ol haul Lots,
on the first Tuesday in NOVEM BER N EXT. and con
tinue tin* sale from day to day until all will luivi* been
sold. The lots vary in size from si/ty hy one hun
dred and Jiri feet \of re. hundred and fifteen hy sir hundred
and fifteen feet. This thriving town is located on the
ndgeditidittg tin* waters of the Etowah from those of
the ( hestatee ; and as regard* salubrity of
of water, fertility of anil, and quantity of the m*»M pre
cious luetal. is surpassed by no neighborhood in the
Southern States. In rapidity of improvement, it is nn-
equaled bv auv town or village iu Georgia; and, as llie
sources of its prosperity are inexhaustible, it* impor
tance must be durable. The term* will he made know u
on the day of sale. WM- K. BRIERS, Gourd’ll.
August 12
. I <33
32 r»t
Ten fk4>llai'* Ki-xiai-tl.
TKA Y LI) Iroin llie Mde-ei'ibor in ,
(Mark county, some time iii May
Ih*I, a Yoke of Oxen; one n brown or
mouse color, with a w bite streak down
liis bnck, llie other is while except bis i
neck and head, which are pa>e red. Tbe w bile ox
bad on when In* left home, n yoke, and a .‘•tuple in llie I
end of eaeli horn, with a stick across liis horns and !
fastened in the staple*, lie may have lost the yoke i
and stick from hij imm*. hul ‘be staples nmnot come
oiii unless pulled out. The said oxen were not raised ;
b\- me. and therefore I inn not certain a* to the trim I- s
niid il may be that they are not both in tbe same mark ;
!„,( | Relieve they are marked with a swallow fork and
imHcr bit in tbe i iglil ear, and crop and under hit in the I
left ear. The points of holli their horns have been I
sawed off. The *nhl oxen were raised in ( nmpbell
county. Any information will be thankfully received, j
mid the above reward paid to anyone that will de
liver said oxen to the subscriber, living near Wat-1
kinsville, Clark county.
JOHN GORDON '
August 0, 1fi33. 3T» 2i I
GcorKLi. Joii<‘w Comity.
W IlftftEAl Reading Bouden applltt tome fur
letters of iidflliiudiHlhrti d«* lands uou oil the
estate nf James Stephenson.
These are therefor*? to cite and admonish all and j
Gvoruln, Jon<»* Comil).
mMMIEKEAS Cburlea iiuiciiiiigs up Ree for let- ;
tore of udiuinutraiioi. ou Phillip Culching’e ee-
•■•le : # xiav
These are therefore tocile.eiintinon ondedmoniehall j . ’7^
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, | and singular the kindred end creditors of said doeeus- j
( „ t,n ,,„.) mq rnr h( my nffica witliili the time (irvicrili «,). tnhnaml a|)|>»iir ul injr office wiUnn tlio time |>rc-
l.’l "liv l.u "in .lii-w oimiio. (If any they have.) why ; wtritanl It) law,titnliow c»ii»e,ifniiy they have, why «aiJ |
,1,111,1,1 nol hr rrtniml Given under my teller* .linnlil tint be granted. Given tinder my bund,
| nl nISea. thu 17th d»v nf Heplemtier. |h:I3. at office, tin. •’J! 1 '‘'"J rfL ,
CH AUI.F.H MACAHTIIY.r r o CIIAKLEB MACARfHl, Clkc o. i
Sent -5 a (t.jrletnher 35, l*9» H
August 7, 1833 4m
rj l< M li month- life-1 date, application u ill be wiide
to llie honorable tbe Court of Ordinary of Tatt
nall cou; ty. for leave to sell all the real pstate of John
Joyce, late of *aid county, deceased—of which all
concerned will please take due notice
HENRY JOYCE, Adm’r
Augu«t 14. 1833 4in ^
B AOUR nuurths after dab', application will be made
* to tho honorable tlu* Inferior Court of tho county
of Pulaski, whilst sitting for ordinary purpose*, for leave
to sell the Real Eetate and Negroes, belonging to the
estate of Majuusev Moore, latvof said couutv. deceased.
David Scarborough, A.im’r.
May 20. 1KJ3 _ 4m
* An| R montbs after date.application will be made
4 to the honorable tbe Inferior Court of Pulaski
county, when silting f'»r ordinary purpose*, for leave
to sell the Lauds belonging to the estate ol Peter L
Living-ton, b»»« of sa id count v. dm cased.
THOMAS J. LIV 1NG8TON. < ...
ALFRED J LESTER, >*
June 12. 1833
B SOUR months after date, application w ill be made
^ to the honorable Inferior Court of VV asliington
county, while acting a* a Court ol t trdinary, for leave j
to sell a negro girl and part of the real estate of tbe late
Elijah Vickers, deceased.
JOHN LAWHON, Ex’or.
June 12 1833 4in |
MAOUK mouth* after date, ajinheulion will be made j
J/ to the Inferior Court o| Nl organ county, when
Hitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the it.lids
and negroes belonging to the estate of Joseph Reese,
late of said county, deceased.
AH person* concerned will please to take notice j
and file their objection*, (if any they have,) why the,
.! j11 order should not be granted.
THOMAS CRAWFORD, } A ..
JOHN ROBSON. S
May 22 4m
tfjUJUU uumill's alter 3tne,app(ieation wRl be made
1/ to the Inferior Court of Laurens county, when
»itiing for ordinary purposes, for leave to #ell all tlu*
Laud belonging to the estate of Edward Herndon, late
of said comity, deceased.
GEORGE HERNDON, Adm’r ,
June ^ 1833 4u» ]
It monthaafter date, ajqilication will be mada
to the honorable Inferior Court of CSrcena county.
vv lieu sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the
real estate of John Ivy, lateol said county, deceased.
„ , , ,, JOHN EVANS, Adm’r.
September 11, 1833 4 m
IT1<H’R months afterdate, application wiU be mado
™ u > the honorable Inferior Court of Oglethorpe
county, when silting for ordinary purpose*, for leave
to bell tho real estate of William fluokaby, deceased.
a , JESSE BELL, Adm’r,
September II, 1833 4 rn
I ^OUR mouths after date, application will be mado
to (hr honorable Inferior Court of Oglotliorpe
coiiniy. when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leuve
tu sell die real estate of Mary Gool*hy, deceased.
ISAAC GOOLSBY, Adin’r.
September II, 1833 4 m
[MOCK inontliH after date, application will be tnude
B. to the honorable Inferior court of Gwinnett coun
ty* "'hito silting for ordinary purpose*, for leave to sell
all the real estate of John W. Turner, lute ofsuid coun
ty, deccusod.
JOHN TURNER.
JOHN I). BREWSTER, •
September II, 1833 4 m
OjVU R months after date, application will be mado
n to the honorable the Inferior Court ot Monroe
county, when sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave
t° sell nil tlu* negroes and land, belonging to the estate
ot Simeon M. Taylor, late of .Monroe couuty, deceua
cd, lor the benefit of (lie heirs and creditors.
JOB TAYLOR, ) A .
El.LENSON TAYLOR, ( Ad,nr »
Wept. 31, 1833 4m
■^31 H-'R month.* after date, application will be mad*
il to the honorable (lie Inferior Court of Washing
ton county, w hen sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell the real» state of < ieorge Kolb, deceased.
MOSES SINUL’EFIELD. AdmT
September 11. 1833 with the Will annexed.
R months utter data, upolication will be wade
to the honorable Court ol Ordinary of Jasper
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for Ieava
to sell thu land belonging to theestutu of James Brown,
deceased.
WM. BROWN, Adin’r with tbe Will anpexed.
September II 1833 4tn
I NCUR months afterdate, application will be mado
to the honorable llie Inferior Court of Tattnall
eounty, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leava
tn sell Lot No. 149 iu the lith District Henry county
when drawn, now Newton and Ilenry, the property
of Mary E. H. Lamhertaz, un insuuo person. Sold
for the benefit of suid Mary.
A. JOHNSON, Guardian.
Inly 2f», 1833. 4m.
f jlOUIt mouths alter date, application will he tnadts
to tbe honorable the inferior Court of Ogle-
tliorpe county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
lenve to sell the real estate of William Arnold, dec’d.
SAMUEL LUMPKIN, Ex’or,
Angu*l 21, 1833 4m
K V>( K mouths after date, application will be mad«
to llie honorable the Inferior Court of Oglethorpe
coiiniy, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell (In* real uud personal estate of Eftzu 8. Molloy,
deceased. JAMES S. SIMS, Ex’or-
Augu*t 28 4ra
9^30UR months after date,application will he mad*
* " io the honorable Inferior Court of Laurent coun
ty. w hen sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to tell
nil the laud belonging to the estate of John Clark, lata
of Lumens county, deceased.
KENNON WRIGHT, Adm’r.
July IO. 1833 4m
1 710IJR montbs after dale, appliuation will he made
to tbe honorable Inferior Court of Pulaski coun
ty. when sitting for ordinary purposes, for l«snve to tell
all tbe real estate belonging to Wiley Williams, lata
ol said county, deceased, for the benefit of the bein
and ereditors of suit! deceased.
GRENBEKKY WILLIAMS, Adm’r.
July 10, 1833 4m
t AOl R umntlis allei date, application will be mnda
1 to the honorable Inferior Court of Washington
coiiniy, v hen silling lor ordinary purposes, for Ieava
to sell L«*l of Land. No. 233, in the 4tl> district of Wal
ton county, belonging to Gcorgiana Stokes, minor of
Drewry Stokes, deceased, of said couuty—Sold for
divisiiou.
JAMES JONES, Guardian.
June 2ft. 4m
I ltllllt months after date, application will he made
to llie honorable the Inferior Court of Greene
county, w hen pitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
t.* ‘ell llie real ornate of Joseph Carter, senior, late
of said county deceased
JOHN COLEBY, Adm’r.
July ) I 4m
I NtlUR months after dale, application will be made
4 to the honorable the Interior Court of Washing
ton county. when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to *efl the real and perishable property oj Wil-
;„,,u rftnkes, deceased, late of said county.
ALMERIN DILLARD, Adm’r.
July lft. 1833. 4m.
8 101 K months after date, application w ill he made
^ Io llie honorable the Justices of (he Inferior
Court of Pulaski county, when sitting ns a Court of
Ordinary, for leave to sell (he Lend and Negroe# be
longing io (be estate of Robert W. W. Wynne, de-
cea*ed. for tbe benefit of the heirs and creditors.
DENNIS D. SANDERS, Admr.
July 2, 1833 4m.,
YOUR*months after dale, application will be made
4 to the Inferior Court of Laurens county, when
silling for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the
interest David Ingram, deceased, had or owned iii a
certain negro hoy named Ben. for the benefit of the
heirs. DANIEL ROBERTS. Adm’r
July 31 dm
f YOUK months after date, application w ill he mada
4 to the honorable the Inferior Court of Troup
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell a Lot*of Land in Monroe county, known by Lot
No. 18. in the f>ll» district of said county, it being the
real estate of Josse and Louisa Moseley, minor*, for
tlieir benefit, Ate.
THOMAS SMEDLEY, Guardian.
July 3. 1833, 4m
f NOUR months alter date, application will be made
' to Hie honorable the Inferior Court of Oglethorpe
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the real estate of Wiley Hopper, late of Mid
I C0UB ' y ’ dcneHied PF.TEIt K. G00L3BE, Adm’r.
' mi (m
F OTTk after <i.l«i n|qiliu.tion will l>e m.tf.
to tliu liouorzblr luirrinr Court ot Monlgome.
rv eouniy. when .111111)? for ortlln.ry |<ur|w.c., ftjr
Ir.v. I« .rll tlm r„.al <>M.t« of Samutl Miller, Ule of
..id county, dewwM-d.
?»pietnber 13, |f)3d
JOSEPH MIM.FR. t.d-5.
PHF.KBBY MILLER. ( A
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