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SHERIFFS’ SALES.
B ~ iLDW» ShevilTs Sale.—-Will !>.•
told, on (lie first Tuesday in May next. before
fh«? Court-house door i.i the town of Milledgeville,.
within the legal h° ur# of sale, the following property.
to wit:
One negro men hy the nnme of Allen, shoot‘21
year* old, leri«d on ft* die property ol Richmond
IIr.»\vn, tosntisf) A fi fa from Baldwin Superior Court,
in favor of Nathan McGHioe vs *«nid Brown, and o-
tlieri, property pointed oat by I. D Buckner.
One bay mare, saddle and hi idle, levied »*n as the
property of Jumet Kendrick, to saiitfy a ft fa from
Baldwin Inferior Court, in favor of Royall Lackutt
Vt said Kendrick.
The house and lot whereon Thomas M Kenan now
fesides, in the fown of Milledgeville, two mill"*, «wie
grey horse, and a two horse wagon and gear, levied
fin as the property of Th«»ma« II. Kenan, to satisfy a
6 fa from Baldwin Superior Coart in favor of the
Bauk oi Dtiieti vs Thomas H. Kennn. mid otherti
fas.
The house and lot where-m fl W. Kin? low re
aides, Adam, a hoy, ft) years old. Caroline 11 year*
old. and her A children, Patsey. 6 years old. iSaorg* 'A
years old, and John, about I year old. levied on ns the
property of G. VV. King. I<» satisfy a fi Hi from Bsldvv in
Superior Court, ia favor of James Watkiim rt George
tV. King, and other fi las.
WM. P. SCOTT, Sheriff.
April 1. 1334
B .4L1MVI* Sheriffs Sale. Will ho
sold, on the first Tuesday in May nest, before
tho Court-iiniiae door in the town of Milledgeville,
Baldwin county, I etween (lie u*ual hours of bhIo, th«
following properly, to wit :
:i<H) acre* of kind whereon Jan es Jolly now re
sides, adjoining Brantley ami others, and one negro
girl named .Melinda, about 7 years old, levied on as flia
properly of Jam as Jolly, to sntiaty three fl fas in Isvw
of Wiley k Banter. Washington Spear and the Bank
of Darien vs. lames J d-y.
It.di. n negro man 26 ye»*rs old. Judu *22. Alfred 9,
one bay bursa ft years old . and « grey mar** d years
old. let ied on as ihe property of Shadraek Bivins, to
satisfy a fi fa in furor of the Bank of Darien and othor
fl/as v« Shadrark Jlivius.
JAMES A. HILL. Dap. 8h’tf.
April I. 1834.
%EFF£RSOff Shrrtff’fl Snle.-WW W.
ff sold on the first Tuesday ill May next, at the
Market House, in the town of Louisville, Jefferson
county. I tel iveen the usual hours of sale, lilts follow
ing property, to wit:
One hundred Acres of oak and hickory land ad join
ing the widow Boyd and others: levied on as the pro
perty of Joseph li. Hudson. to uatisly sundry ti Ins in
favor of Chealoy Attuwny. Property pointed out be
the defend ant, levied on and returned to me bv n Lon-
ftable. JOHN TURNER, Sh’ff
March 26, 1834.
Floyd fehciiiTs Hales for Way.
Lot D. S. Property of
IMS I I Thoinns Watson
H24 2 1 Samuel Scott
BOO 24 3 Jo-bun James
52 Id 4 James Belli
1120 .3 4 John Duren
257
4
To satisfy.
Benajah Vv illinnis.
B. A. Nieklesou
John Bun';
II fi. Timnipaun
Abraham Bow an
4 C. MoI^oil A others, ArchitviliJ
Mo.«rs Wilson K. Gideon, Ac.
Ailiiii:ii,lr;il»ri'.t Hji'cntmV
WW/ll-L III. SOLD, on the firsi Tno«'lny in June
V V m the :;onri.htiu.« In f 'rawforiOnnnty.
I»v virtue of no ortftr of llio hootnehie ill- I 11 II; I of
Ordinary of lliirkn enmity, JLot Ai*>. 191. ("*'
hundred mill in the fir*' didro t of oriel-
nally Houston unity, now Crawlurd county
as the |ir.'|ierty of Tin urns II. AllHwtiy. tie
|||R I'eoefit of the heir. »mi creditor*,
made known on Ihe day.
JOHN ROGHIS. Al , m , r|
JOHN OU KN
Sold
enroll, for
Terms of sale
Mare It 22
id.
I i It 1C I. ABLY loan order
l Morgan coimly,
B
1LD1VH MierilPs fettle.—-v\ ill be j
sold, on the first Tuesday in May nest, before
lbe town of Miliedgeville, ]
<.-*ui li
vitiiiu 'be li
4 the Inferior Court of
when sitting for ordinary pur
poses, will be sold at the Court Imii-e in tayelte
county, on the fir-t Tuesday in May nest.
1204 l-*J Acres ol' Land,
l.nt No.2IO.in the 4th dislncl origioHlIy liemy. now
Koyette county, it being a pert of the real estate of
Jehu Peeples, deceased, Sold f r the benefit of the
heirs of said deceased. Term, on the day.
UKNJ.VMIN M. l’l.UT.r.S, Adm'r.
March III *^ s
V GRF.F.AUI.Y to an order of (he Inferior Court of
Laurens county, when sitting for ordinary pur
poses, will he sold, on the first Tuesday in May nest,
lielore the Court-house door in Dublin, All lint
Land that belonged lo John ('lark, deceased, in Ihe
A PPLICATION will Ixs made to the Court of Or
duiary of Appling Comity, four month.* alter
data for leave lo sell Lot of Land No: 171 ill 2d diet
of said county, belonging to tho estate of John Camp-
hell dec'd.
MALCO.M MORRISON, Ad'rnr. |
March 3 a ™ I
F OUR month* after date,application will he made | BOYCE, WIEJYBY 8 WM/.LEJI,
to the honorable the Inferior Court of Oglethorpe Factors and Commission Merchants,
BA t iL'R month* alter date application n ill
J.' to the lion ora hie the Inheior Court ol J' 1
w ill he made
tea ia til h-
IV, ii lien ait I i g for ordinaiy purposes for ft*\ e to sell
aru Iti,use and lot in the linen of tMinton and two Ne
groes, rite properly r.f lolm IA’. Itrid-e., deceased
.old fur Ihe benefit of the heirs and creditors of *»id
deceased. LITTLE DRYAN, Adm'r.
riiiilon. March I*. I*.14 <»■
S NOL'R months nfler dale, appli.alion will he
1 made, lo the Conrt of Ordinary nf Jones roiin-
I), for leave to sell Ihe real estaie of Henry Sim-
mo'is, an illogitirnate e.hild
mril \If I) DRAW lORN, G'Strdiau,
Marrh U, I*:t4. 4, »
a NOfR month* after dam application will he made to
' the lionomhle the Inferior Com I of HoiHtoncutin-
iv, wjjen .silting for ordinary purpose*, forleav* to swll
Lot of Land No. 172 ill the I2tli dietrict of *ntd county,
belonging lo the estate of Hopkins Li ph ot deceased, for
the benefit of tiie lietr* and creditors of said deeteiaed.
IIARDY IIARGROVLS, Adm'r.
CAMILLA L1PTROT, Adin'i.
Ilecein'icr 4, 1*33. 4m.
H AOrR month* alter date, application will he made
M. 1 to the Inferior Court of Pnluaki.cminly. when ail
ing for ordm.irv purpo-ea, lor leave to sell the one
half [,ot No. 10 Is ' n thp district of origi
nally .Vliiseogeo now Talbot county, it being lha inte
rest ol .Simeon A. Iledgeeock. dec’ll , ill said lot.
ALEXANDER HOLMES, Adm'r.
January I."., 1*34. 4m
I
county, when sitting fur ordinary purpose*, for leave lo
sell the real estate of Thnmmi Puss, deceased.
MATHEW J. PASS, Adm’r.
March 12, 1831 4m
I .1 or It months after date, application will be made
’ to the honorable Inferior Court of Jones county,
w hen sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell Lot
No. 223, 20th district of Lee, Lot No. 241, 20ili distciei |
of Muscogee.. Lot. No. 35, llili district Jones, and
Lot, 12th district of Jones county, adjoining No
ah Butt and others, containing seventy acres, the pro
perty of Henry C. Ham*. Sold for the benefit of the
hair, and creditor* of said deceased.
JAMES STEWART. Adm'r in right nflii. wife
SARAH STEWART, formerly : ar.ih Harris, j
Mari fi 12, 1*34 [4m] Adni'r».
,11ft K no Milhf Hller Hale, llpplicHlinri v\ ill lie mull*
tn thi* honorable flu* Inferior Court of Wa-hiuc-
ton comity. «fo « 9tf(inn for ordinary |iiir|'osr«, lor
leftVfl to tell three Lots of Land, vie: No. 31, ill the j
l-Jlh dl-rtct of Hiiheesbam county ; No. 34. in ihe I-I j
district formerly Early, now Baker enmity ; No. 2*. \
in the IS district formerly Mu«cngee. now Marion )
cnanty. behinjiog to the heirs of Benjamin Sparks. I
dec-ased.
W M. I). H ARRISON. Guard'll for Morgan Sparks j
March 12. IS34 4»>__
f SfOL'R months after dale application will hematic I
’ to the lionorahle Inferior Court of Thames I
county when silling for ordinary purposes, for leave i
to sell the real and personal estate of Edmund Tice de |
td.
GEO. \V. DONALSON, Adm’r. |
March ft 10 3m ,
3/.1 OUR i innthsniter «Jm«.ft|»plicatioii will I*•- made
M. to the honorable the Inferior Court ol Morgan ;
county, w hen pitting for ordinary purposes, for leave j
part of the Lauds belonging to the estate ol
Charleston, S. €\
B FO leave to state to their friends generally,
that in addition to their usual business, they
made proper arrangements for the securing and
JTorirarrtinix of at/ Oooeis by Kail-Koad
and otherwise, which may be entrusted to their care;
and from their experience in this kind ol business, and j would certainly have been devised. Havnig be corn!
the general knowledge of Georgia, North-Taroti- thus impressed, lie gave himself up to the investigit*
medical;
D r. fall, in (lie course of fiu
professional pursues, finding |, 0VT
little success attended bis egcrtioni i n c ,.
ses of Dropsy, Was,after some year,
servant practice, led to suspect the souag.
ness of the pathology of that complaint-,
believing, llial if the nature, seal A, tendency ol itwe r ,
correctly apprehended, a gcntiaUy tuectuful praetiw
na. and this Stale, hope to give general satisfaction
tr The Recorder, Journal and Eeiteral Union
Milledgeville, will pulilisli the above four limes, and
pstigati.
oil ol the subject, aided only by bis know ledge oftb*
j general science of the human body, and soma yeai #
coiislaut practice, be believes himself now to have a*.
f rwaul their accounts tt» the Messenger office, Ma- ,-ivnd at a correct knowledge ol the Mtatf of the a*,
con for payment. | tem, which operates as U\e cause of Dropsy, in its v * r i.
March IB. 9 4t I ous forms. 11 is views in this respect, are indeed ^jit#
differeirl from the scliolaslic theory of the causa uf
1 Dropsy, but perfectly pathological. 1U feds rnn r «
and more confirined in bis correctness, from the •*.
perior success which attends the application ol niedi-
cine according to his principles. For the last seven
or eight years, be lias confined bis practice exclusive
ly lo dropsical subjects, and lias had the sutisfactio
i.t» 11ETTE nilJ
,Kw»V FBI HI* well known estulilishineiil. is j and more confirmed
a now under Ihe iniitingeineut and
aiiperinlendence of the subseriher, who
I. nders an assurance to tiie public, that no
pains or evpenee shall he spared in alfirdiog to those
who may rail, iis mueli comfort and satisfaction, ns
ran be had in any similar establishment in the South
ern Slates.
Privnte Rooms, entirely detached from tile
business part ol the house, are prepared and neatly fit*
ted up for Ihe accommodation of LADIES and FA
Ml LIES
The Piedmont Line nf Stages—the Mail line be
tween Augusta ami Columbus—the Aecommodutii
Ins intellectual elfurts crowned with the must
luippy results ; many persons during this period hav»
been cured by liis discovery, who were dispaired of
both by friends and physicians,mid are now living wR
nesses lo the truth ol hat is here stated.
Standing thus insulated w ith a remedy in his hand
which lie believes, (and in this belief lie is not alone,)
surpasses any tiling known in the medical world, fo,
llie cure of this distressing malady—he has thought
S IOI R months after date application will lie made
4 to the honorable the Inferior Court of Washing.oi
county, when sitting lor Ordinary purposes, for leave
to -ilillft.Y Acr«'* of I*is»f Land, lying on
the little Olumpie, adjoining Henry Kr.tt and others,
also. Lot No. GO, in the seventh district and fuiirht |
section originally Cherokee county, belonging to thu j
estate of Lewis Jenkins, late of Washington comity,
deceased. DRURY JINIilNS, Adm r.
January 7, 1834. 4m_
OUR nionlhsafter date, application will be made
l„ (he Interior Court of Hancock county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell Lol No.
39, in the 17th district. Muscogee, now Talbot county,
Tl he made i Georg- Langford, late of said county, deceased
JOHN W
F‘
The
afe. I
I,.* I I wit: (>range
iil. It, a -id lb,(riel
, 2.1 vears of
A KIEL. D Btuf.
Terms on the day.
February 2ft
KEN NON WRIGHT, Adm’r.
tds
ceased.
January I, 1834
HENRY GARY. Guardian.
4:n
March Ift, 1834.
Fnglish School.
T HK mthsr.iib*r has opened SCMSOOIj
in n very conunodioiiH mom (of the lious** for
merly (he residence of Mr. Burrow, deceased,) w here
lie proposes to touch
Spelling and Beading for $; 3 per quarter.
l)o with Writing tnd Geography, 4 do do
Do do Arithmetic & Grammar. 5 do do
T1LMAN SNEAD
Milledgeville Mitrcli 13 9 3t
MEDICAL CARD.
D R. PF.TF.R.L in consequence of circtimstnnces
transpiring preventing his being in a foreign
oiiutrr ft! tliis time, as be bad anticipated, and in addi
Line between Milledgeville and Columbus—and the j proper, for bis individual benefit, and the benefit «f
Tallahassee Line, ail stopat Lafayette Hall, affording j those who at any time labor under this disease.to « s .
facilities for the conveyance of passengers, not to lie i Libit bis remedy lo the world, in the form of Patent
bad in equal extent, »t any other point in the Slate, i Medicine. In doing w hich, he lias no apology to offer
with the exception of Augusta. I orfavorto ask, farther than strict justice. Believing
D. B MITCHELL. ! *Li»t the remedy here ree.oinmotided, only requires to
Milledgeville, Feb. 14. 5 If j be faithfully applied, to give unparalleled snli*lifCtioft,t
| lie feels himself willing for it to staikl u»* fall by iu
MANSION IMHSi:. 0W "T ri, r , . . :t
FBI HE stthscriher re infnrtn, .. W |"' U«e forego,„g medtetne. Dr. £!.
1 the public, .lift! hit l„„ j.f 9 , op ol | " C ° U, " y ' ° e0ri! '"’
" I have know n Dr. Fall’s pre«rription for Drop,
sies used in many cases w itli singular success. Asa
certain (hart tic, so fur as my observation extends, it
has no equal I believe it altogether the best remedy
1 have known for ibis distressing disease.
II. BRANHAM.
November 8tli, 1833
ID’ 'This Jfledieine may be bad of Hoxry A
Urqubart, Columbus: Johnson, Macon ; M. K.
public, that lie lias just opr
•I House of Entertainment
Broad street, above the Market, in the
town of Louisville, where be will accommodate Ea m
unities ami Traretlers, upon the most rea
sonable terms.
JOHN B09TYVICK.
Louisville, January I I I3t
<1,0115 A\l> FACILE HOTEL,
Snndcraville, OcorRiii. , . ... ... , „
T HE Subseriher begs | L,, ^”^ ,lled 8 0V,lle ' a " 11 Hm.uu A. Bacmt Alh.H.,
leave to inform bis ! e.mi
Vlt*
ilf’* Salt.— Will be
i.iy in May next, b«rlf*n#
£ T WINN
SOI M O l
tiie Court House door i i I iet<»wn of Law renew illc
betworu the usual hour* of »ale. the iollaw irig prupar
ty, lo wit.
One lot of land. \<». 325. in the ?th diileict of Gu’iu
n«lt county, containing *2;»9 acres, more or le-s. levied
on a* the property of lo«ep!» (*tiauil>ers, l>» satisfy two
fi fas',-issued from i ha Superior Court Gwinnett
County, one in favor of Georg# Lam or and VV illiaui
BreW.ter. for the use ot A. K. Siftilh ; one in fever of ]
/ain‘s Austin bearer, vs Joseph Chftir.bern, Evan!
Howell and fohn If. Spruce, securities on st»y—pro-1
perty pointed nut by A. K 8mith.
100 acres of land in the filii district of Gwinnett 1
comity, adjoining McClung and Hutchins, levied on
is tiie property of Williams Ben net I, to satisfy a fi la
issued from Gwinnett Inferior Court in favor of Sa
muel F. Alexander vs. said IWunelt—properly point
ed out by plnintiff.
One bay horse, onr saddle, one bridle, one blanket,
one silver watch, one cloak, three pair pautaloniia,
one frock coat, one siik neck handkerchief, one short
coat, two vests, two collars, two shams, five shirts,
two pair draw ers, one flannel shirt, three pair s<*ek.\
one Testament,one Bible, < ne Hyiuu Book, one llis-
ory Ancient Greece, one Butler's Analogy ol Religi
on, one raztJr. strop, box and uruib, one ciavaf atifnrr.
One knife, one comb, one pair shoes, one |M»cket book,
One pair suspender*, one hat, one valice, #11 levied oh
as the prajierty of George Bishop, to natisfy a fi fa
from Gwinnett Inferior Court in favor of Adiael R.
Smith vs. said Bi«hop—property pointed out by plain
tiff.
One road wagon and liarnes*. one .>% cart, levi
ed on as the property.of William liai keM. lo •"ti-ty a
ft fa from Franklin Superior Court, in lav or oi James
Morris vs. said Hackett.
%l) acres of land, more or le*s, No. 248 in the filh
district of Gw ir.nelt county, w hereon John Mc.Yfillian
now lives, well improved—property pointed out by
the defendant.
89 acres of lard, more or less, Ihe West side of lot
No. 2ftT». in the 5th district of Gwinnett comity—pro
perty pointed out by plaintiff'—all levied on as the
riro|»erty of John McMilliau, to satisfy sundry fi (as in j
favor of W illiam Fowler and James C. Winnie «aid i
McMillian. and two In tavorof William Fowler vs.
John McMilliau and George Reid.
FRANCIS L IIRAMUON, Sb’fl j
March 22
G WIIDiETT SIiFrill ’b Saie.—— Will i
he s<»ld. on tlie first Tuesday in May aexl. he- I
fAre the Court-house door in Law renceville, Gwin- I
ifatt county, betw een the usual hours of sale, M»e lol- j
lowing property, to wit:
1371 acres of land, more or leg*, whereon Allen «V i —
Nathan Clark now lives, adjoining Willis Piewvt |
and others, one bay horse, one cow and calf, eight |
barrels of corn, nionrnr less, and <»ne slack of fodder. J
levied on as the pro|ieriy of Allen Clark, to sati-ly a
ft’fa issued from-Gwinnett Superior Court, in favor nf
John Nesbirvl Allen Chirk and Nathan Clark—pro- ;
perty pointed out by AUmi f'lark.
Also—Ode lol of laud, 25B acres, No. 148,in the ftlh
A ' Iti LABLV to an order of the Inferior Court
i |,;tiiiviD c«un*y. when sitting
-po-e- will be v4d.nl the Court
i!•»«•. T*' igus roiintv. on the first
mi x: Out* Lol nf Lai:d, ron In ini ng 202^ a-
ir^, lying .it the mouth ol Stone creek, in Twiggs
comity. t*eb'ii»fing lo the estate of John Clark, deceas
ed. Sold for the benefit of the heirs. Terms mode
know it in the day.
KENION WRIGHT, Adm’r.
March 15 Ida
I N OCR months alter date, application will oe innae ; r 1 ‘
< to, , B honomhlu the lt.ft-r.ur court of Early fault. | '[«» '« that. '!«> *ratoft.l recoHertion ol the very e.t.,„-
I ty. when sitting for ordinary purposes, for'leave to sell pstronago ext,to him tins city lor the last
I ty, when sitting lor orumary purpotM*#, lor iu<p v srjii . • , <
f ’ r ' ,r,ll "" r >’ 11.11 the land belonging to Daniel Carroll. Into of Said ' season, with the Partlf
hottse door... Mi,- j cuulltv d t . ceu ,ed Iriends for his longer
Tuesday in June \ ’ a n ni’r i a.I ilrii-rmmi'tl nu »ociulin£r
the parnest aolicitutioiH of numerous
friend* and the public gc-
lierallv, that he lias taken I
the only TAVEILH in I
tiie town of Sandersville
Washington County, for
tnerly occupied by Col
December 7
A. G. BULLARD. Adm’r.
47
Au
persons indebted to the eitate of George
igt<ird, late«»f Morgan county. decens<*d. are
equested i• * innkn payment ; and those haring de-
inHiids against ‘•aid estate, will render them in, in
terms of the Inw, to
JOHN W. LANGFORD. Adm’r.
March 19. 1834. 9 Gt
B IOUK months after dato. application w
1 to the honorable the Inferior Court of Jasper | ditFeront climatos,
county, when sitting as n Court of Ordinary, for leave
to sell a Negro Boy named Peter, belonging to the es
tate of James Brown, deceased, for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors. WM. BROWN, K.x'or
November 20. I833 4m
made
Ogle
thorpe county, when sitting for Oordimtry purpose*,
for leave to sell tho real estate of James A. Hill, dec’d.
BLANTON M. HILL, Adm,r.
January I5, H34. I mim
coiitimiance among them, has ' Brown, and more recently by C *nt. Priiden; mid
hopes, through the exertions of himself and mother, I
to merit a sharp ol public pafonage. He will life j
every exertion to make man and li>*rsc comfortable, i
i n.d alia pc his charges according to tiie pressure of the *
lin / LM . ALMEKIN DILLARD, j
iSartufravilld, 7th March, 1834. 6 9t .
F OUR months after date, application will bp
to the Honorable the Interior Conrt of
A LL persons indebted to the estate of Thomas j
jWl Sniilli, late of Jasper county, deceased, either |
by note or open account, are requested to make imme
diate payment, and those having demands, will please
render them m duly authenticated.
john c. sjirrn,
ASA SMITH,
February 24, 18:54.
Adrn’rs.
7 Gt
O N thu first Tuesday in May next, will, within the
usual hours, be «old before the Court-house door,
ill formerly Coweta, now Campbell county, Lol ©f
Land No. 2B2, in the 3d district of said county,
belonging to the estate of John Smith, dec'd. Sold
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said dec’d.
JOHN GARRUN, Guardian.
January 29 tds
(PURSUANT to an order of* the Inferior Court of
3. Houston county, sitting for ordinary purposes—
will be sold, on the first Tuesday in May next, before
the Court-House door, in the town of IVrrv, Houston
county, Lot of Land No. 172, in the twelfth district of
t .NOUR month*alter date,application will be made
^ to the honorable the Inferior Court of Washing
ton county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to hell Lot No f>:V4, I'Jth district, first section,
No. ?P. IGth district first section. No 309. 28th dis
trict third section, belonging to the orphans of Damp-
sey Whi<ulon deceased, and ftold for their benefit.
JOHN BARWICK, Guardian.
January I. I*34 4m
5 made
determined ua spending lltM ensuing winter in Mil-
ledguville.
! l)r. P. for several years has devoted his entire atteii-
be innde j tion to the treatment of chronic or inrehrate diseases ia
Dr. I*, may be seen at bis ollice on
W ayne Street next door to thu post office, or at the
Eagle Hotel, kept by Mr. Robert McCombs, where he
board*.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Dr. Peters has succeeded in forming a compound
from several proximate re^ctahlc principles, which ha*
proved far more efficient than any remedy heretofore |
discovered in curing those distressing maladies i,f mind
and body, which are generally comprehended under the 1 furnished
sweeping terms dyspepsia and liver-complaint*. It is '
likewise an almost certain cure for enlargements of
tho Spleen. They are put up in parcels with full direc
tions for use. From one to thr**e parcels will be neces-
GLOBE IIO iE: LEASE FOI* SALE.
rWNlIK Sno^ri'wr offers for sale, bis
B imexpired of the (»lobe
Hotel, together with an'the furniture
belonging to that c«tah|i'<liincru, ROW oc
cupied by him.—The House is a 1 * \t,ll
any one of the kind in the Southern \ river will be offered, to render the iucouveiiienco by
WAKE-HOUSE
A\I>
COHVIISSIOIV BUSINESS.
rjlIlK Snbicriher continue* the
JL Ware-House and Corn mission
Biisinr**. at hi note/ Stand, head of
Cherry Street mid Colton Avenua—
where lie offers ull the usual facilities
in the above business.
Cotton stored with him, will lie delivered in any
pd;l of the city, free of the charge of drnyage, or
shipped to any other market at the usual rotes.
For the greater cotiv nieuce of Iho-e who may fn-
vourhiin with their patronage front the counties East
of the River, trading to Macon, lie has taken the Ware-
House next below the old Bridge, rccontly occupied
by Messrs. Day A Burrs, ami known formerly as
Jito. T. Rowland’s Waic-UoitM*, and
assizes his friends that every facility in crossing ihe
State* ; and the whole will lie sold on liberal term* uud
long credit for undoubted paper.
If application is made previous to the first day of
Mav. undoubted titles will lie given to thu property
lo** of Bridge hs small ns possible
His \% 9 are m Z^ouses and Ctosc Storaffes
are in good order, mirf as much exempted from the
•Unger of Firm, h* nay in Macon. Insurance in the
best offices, can he effected at very low rates, should
nary to complete u cure. The price is $5 a parcel; any 1 The House will be kept iu its usual sty|« until tin* first
person sending $f» in a letter, (post paid) stating where ; of May: and the subscriber solicits the patronage of I additional security be required
h* 1 wishes the Medicine sent, will receive it by mail. 1! r 1 • .i—
Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia and Liver Coin-
iiis friends until that day.
Any person wishing to purchase, will please rail j
plaint*, are flatulency, sourness or burning in the sto- , and look through the establishment, a* ihe proprietor I
ill take great pains iu pointing it out to any person 1
Macon 15. 1«33.
JAM£3 C- MORGAN.
31 flm
F OUR months after date, applicntioi
to the honorable the Inferior Court of Pulaski
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell A part of the Lands belonging to ilia estate of
Turney F Gatlin, late of said county, decenwd.
JOSEPH TOOKK, ) .
.41.LEM TOOKE, ^ Admr '
January 1. 1834 4in
t ~>Tfuff nio.tth* after thite. applicntinti will He made
’ In Itta hnnnraHle the Interior Court ot Monroe
county, while sitting as a Court ol Ordinary, for l*»ve
to sell Ihe land draw n hy Jane Patterson, deceased,
in the Cherokee country.
JOHN W. G. GREER, Adm’r.
January I. W’4 4m
f TIOUK months after dale.Application will he made
^ to ihe honorahle the Interior (.'onrt of Newton
e.ounly, whet, sittin* f -r ordinary purpose,. f--r leave
to sell Ihe whole of the real estaie h.-lnngingto Wnr-
rentini Costly and Michael finally (minors.)
CARY l. MATlIEVVd, Guardian.
Jantirv 2ft. 1*34 4m
S NOGI! months alter dale, applieali-m w ill lie made
’ in the hoaoralile the Inferior Court of Ogle-
thorpe cminty, when sillins for ordinary pm poses, for
leave to sell ihe real estaie of U illiam Forerun, dec’d.
CORNELIUS FURCKON, Adm’r.
March 12. !«34 ‘ ,m _
1 NOUK montli!* afterdate, Application will hr made
^ to the honorable thu Inferior Court of Jones
cminty. when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to «ell ull the LainK bel«»nging to the estate of Edtnmid
Duncan, deceased, for the henefil of the iieirs and
Cobb cuniiiy helweoi. tit* usual I of “" i ‘ l es,!1,B
March 4. 1831
Augusta, March 1, 1834.
much, melancholy, irritability, disagreeable (ante
mouth, great irregularity ol appetite, which is some- | wishing to purchase
time* voracious uud at other times greatly deficient,
thirst, fetid breath, nausea, weakness of the stomach, i
acid eructations, palpitations, drowsiness, irregularity
of the bowel*, pressure on the stomach alter meals,
pftiu i:; thu bead, dizziness or vertigo, confusion oft
mind, attended with a loss nf memory, a an iwing m the j
stoirucb when empty, chilliness, affection of sight and
bearing, pain and weakness int/ieback, languor, dis-!
turhed sleep, cold feet and hands, tremor, iineasjnv*s in j
the throat, cough, pam in the side or breast, &e.
said county. as the property ol Hopkins Liptrof, iJe-
ceased, for the benefit or the heirs and creditors of said
deceased. Terms made known on the day.
HARDY HARGROVE, ) ...
CAMILLA LII’TROT, T r
Etlir.Ptfv, 14; 1831 5 tils
"■TNDER an ortlor nf tho Htttinriililo Inferior conrt
*J of VVilkitismt rniinty. whan sitting for ordinary
I purposes will ho soli I on the lirst I it ostia c in Jit no nor t
| nf tit- oottrt house ill Slurrny county, between the Hsu -I
hours uf *iilot
Lot No. 135,
! in tiie 27lh (list, 3d see. of originally f4terol.ee. Fold as
the property of Isnnc Fra/.tire Into ol Wilkinson coun
ty, dec’d for the henelrt of tho heirs and creditors of
i said estate. Terms cash.
WILLIAM FRAZUKE, Adm'r.
Mach 26 >*> “If-
TN'HERatt order of the IlmtoraWe Inferior Court
gj of Wilk tison County when sitiing for otdinary
pttrjtoses will he sold tut the first 1 tit-sil iy ill July next
at the court house in
hours ol sale,
Lot No. 51)S>,
in the 17th district 2d section of originally Cherokee
Fold ns the property of Isnae Frazure late of W ilk "
DAVIS DUNCAN, Adm’r.
WILLIAM FRAZURE. Adm’r.
Ill Ids.
MLE BE 801.1). before Ihe Court-home door, ]
: .
Y , in Hartford. Pulaski county,on Ihe first I it
day ill May next, agreeably to till order of the Court
of Ordinary of laid county, the Negroes belong
ing to the estate of Julian Thompson, a minor, tale ol
•aid county, dec’ll, lo effect a division among the licit*.
ROBERT Al. THOMPSON, Adm’r.
February 3, 1634 tds
district Gwinnett county, levied on as the property of ; son county, dec'd: tor the benefit ol tiie heirs and ere- j
Thomas Wyttn, to satisfy a fi fit issued from the 8npe- j dilors of said estate. Terms cash
rlor Court of Gwinnett enmity, in favor ol John Nes- .
Ml v» Thomas Wynn, principal, and John Slew-art,
security on appeal—property pointed oat hy Tltomns
Wynn
Al«o—.*>0 arres of IbikI, being ii part of i«»t No. 117,
iri the 7tli rlixirirt Gwinnett n.iitity. levied on ni the '
projHjrty "f .lolm F•!(!»*• uo 'd, to Miiixfv a fi fa i-stied
from fhe liif<*rnir t ntirl ••! Gw im ett county, in favor 1
of Avaliei K Smith v* Young Mimre. principal, and
Jacob A. Moure mid John Underwood, seciiritie*—
pointed on! b) Yo'ine Mnoie
AUo—Onevtill. 24 aiamh and one sorrel liorre, l«- 1
vied on i«tbe !»rop' it> of Vlirahion Green, to satisfy
S 'NOUU months afterdate, application will be made
^ to the Imiionible I lie Inferior Court of Jeffer-
Min cminty. when sitting for ordinary purpose*, for
leave to -ell the real estate ol Rebecca Ann Thomp
son, a minor.
SAMUEL It. BARR, Guardian.
Jnn 29 4in*
Prom Dr. Janies Kiotll author of the Medical Compan
ion, or Family Physician.
\c.in Orleans. Dee. 20fA, 1831.
Tn all \rhom it may concern.—Thi* is to certify, that
I have witne-ivd tho oporation of Dr. Peter’* Mediamr
Stninarhim rt Hepitacuc in a number of very obstinate
Drxrspnc and Livta-Arrcc riovs, of long-xtauding,
likewise in *#>eral ea-us ofeulargiMiieui* of the Spi.ek*;
and it*effect* were truly a*tuni*liiug. I have no he*i-
t ition ill declaring it the most valuable preparation for
thorn* dial rutting ailments that bu* ever come within my
knowledgu.
JAMES EWELL, M. D.
A OK.UTS.
Prt or Wright, .Milledgeville.
Coxr, Sen. Decatur. DeKnlb.
Tnoxixs RichAnn-oft. Sole Agent for Auguatn.
E. B. Pkrkix*. Tnl!alia*ftee, Sole Agent for Flori-
Meutl C^uart4»rs, 3d Dirision G. M, {
5JiLi.aiiGEVii.Le, March J3, JS31. )
DIVISION ORDERS.
3 N purioiance of general order* of the Cnimnnnd-
er-in-ebief. the annual Review and hiapertinii of
! the 3d division of Georgia Militia by Regiment* and
Battalions will take place at their respective muster
I grounds on the days following viz:
j lu the county of Clark on Tuesday the 6th May.
j In tin* comity of Murgan on Friday njid Saturday j
I the Bib and 10th May,
In the county of Oglothorpo on Tuesday the F>iL |
| In the enmity of Greene on Thursday and Friday, the I
. 15tli and Ititli May.
I In the county of Putnam on Saturday the 21th of! -
May.
lu the county of Baldwin on Saturday the 31st of I
1 May.
j On the respective day* immediately preceding tho j
reviews and Inspection in the above named comities. |
I the commiSNioned and noii-coiiiinissioned officer* of j
: Regiment* and Battalion* will be assembled for in-
( ntrnetion and drill.
| The (’oloiiel* of Regiments mid f’ummanders ofj
Battalions will instruct their Adjutants to note
OST, one targe Calf •shin ./Pocket
U Hook, between Ledbetter’s Ferry, on the#
WM. SHANNON. ■ Oakmulgee river, and Monticello. Jasper county, con-
*7 9t* taming ^ 60, in three twenty dollar bills, and one not*
made by John Simpson and David M. Simpson, prin
cipal for $ 300. and due the 25th of Dec. next, and
endorsed by John II. King, liable in the second iii-
stance, and one note on myself and James Bentley,
security, made payable to S. Bailey, uud endors
ed by bun to Anthony D\ er, for one hundred and fitly-
six dollars, with a credit of one hundred dollurs on it
due tiie 25th December last ; one receipt on Wiley J.
Clemmons, given to James B. Weaver lor an execu
tion, the amount not reollected ; three land deeds,
mm mft.V to inyxulf anil two to William Nolen, and
some other papers not recollected. 1 will give any
person 20 dollars, who will deliver the above named
Pocket Book, with the contents—It was lost the 24ih
J l uarv last.
REUBEN NOLEN.
March 17. 1834 II 4t
(■old siihI LsiibvI Lot§, For Sale.
WO. 21, Nth Dixit. 2<l Sec. Land,
ill DIN, I til 1st (-old.
5A0, IIli 1st Liold.
SIMEON ELLINGTON.
Dublin, Laurens county, Feb. It 6 tf
Filly lloli.’ii'N Reward.
J AS TAKEN In mi 1 tie stable of the subscriber
Oglethorpe county on the night of the 21st
w
da.
(I RE OF DROFNV.
D ISS. FA LL A ELLIOTT iiitund ron-
Htaiitlv to keep on hand, with M. K. Edwards of
Milledgeville. a supply ofthuir valuable Medicine for
the cure of Dropsy.
November 27 4b mtf
postponement
their returns to the Brigade Inspector* the several of- I u v, ‘ r y d Hf k bay Mare, six year* old next spring, five
feet 2 or 3 inches high, trim made., w ith a beautiful
head and neck, and long tail: her fore feet are a little
j inclined to turn out. and she is reelfooted behind,
commanding General expect* a strict compli--' w b ,,: b ar ‘‘ , I |H only objections to her; she is* colt of
itli order*. A rigid discipline and Mibnrdina-! the celebrated horse 8ir Andrew* and I care not wher*
ficers who have failed to uniform themselves within the
time prescribed by law. These deficiencies will be
ted in the Brigade return!
Ti
a ncu
tion will In-enforced and all infraction* promptly pun- calculated to cominaud the attention
ifslicd. His public duties will prevent bis aiteiidnnro "1 tin- ju lg**s of good horses . I will give twenty-five
OUR monthsaffer dale, application will be made
a fi ft i*«ue ♦ ft - ;u -lie Ii’tcii r Court of Gwinnett
r*'*i i- . 1.. )• *f I4**njwinin F. Johnston vs said
Gi - e l—• ••p**: , ty p ted ml by defendant.
A.',j **, res of iand. it being a pail of lot No.
)‘. , «'<rto. li\vifiu»*>t cotoilv , levied oil
• *,•••* i>, v 1 1 T onno T ki’gorc. lo sali»|y a fi j
|V isi-t. .1 • im a Ju-lii*f*ft (’a ir | WnIIiui c..unty. in i
ia-. ..rof r • ih C onp v*-. 4’ln ni-^T K*lg 're t priu- •
ripal, «i,<f J•• »r B*-\'ey, eudor-er-- lev > made and 1
n riLL BE SOLD.on the fourteenth day of .Auril
next, at the late residence of John Spann, late
of Decatur county, deceased, nil the perishable proper
ty, belonging to said deceased, consisting of one young
horse, bogs, cattle, plantation tools, fodder, and house
hold uud kitchen furniture, too tedious to mcutiuti.—
Terms of sale made known on the day, by
STEPHEN' PITTS. Adm’r.
CATHARINE SPANN, Adm’rx.
February 21, 1834. 7 td*
1 to the Inferior court of Joiirseounty. when sitiing
I for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell Lot No. 7. in the
3d district of Henry county, belonging to the orphans
of Elisha Dubose, and sold lor their benefit.
ANDERSON WEEKS, Guardian.
December 18, 1833 4m
I N OUR months after date, application w ill be made
' to the honorable the Inferior Court of Hancock
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes tor leave
to sell the real estate of Nelson Harris, late of said
eouutv, deceased.
SEABORN HARRIS, ) F _.
GUILFORD H ARRIS, j M or1,
March 19, 1834 4 in
OUR months alter date, application will he made
of Hancock
ses. for leave
«•* of laud. !#>
F to the lionorahle Inferior Court of Hancock
^ tk ' ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday iu May ! count), when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leav
v V cexi.nl the « ourt-lnuise in Colui.ihiis, Mux- i to sell the real estate, upon which the late Lewis L
•*♦ count v. Hgrcenlcy to an order of the Interior | (’huly resided at the lime of his decease, beiongmgto
Mi
i if utumn'
a—1,
■„ r g’AXUOC’H
mJL firnt 'I’ll* -d'tj
iii (•wiiiuett c•11. iy • . ,nt u U'ilkt« while sitting for ordinary j
v .m*h. and wp.liin the u-ual lours of sale, One
cl ,,r Lot of l^aud. containing 202^ acres, more
tiiiiiHle in the 8|li distrid of Mus» ogee county. I
! and known 1 • plan of said district bv No. 62. Sold |
' for lb*- benefit of the heir- and r.redif'T* of Richard |
Heelh. .!r late of Wilkes county, dece ted. Terms 1
nil the day of sale.
HENRY MIGHT. Adm’r.
March 4 ids
Monthly, (be 21st April
• in Lexington.
f.g'.etliorpe countv, » part of the Porislialtl© |
Property °l William Furcron, deceased, consist-
ry. Property pointed out in tiie Mortgage. ~ 1 iug ot a fine saddle and gig horse, gig and harness, and |
ISAAC WHITEHEAD, Sh’ffJ saddles
rod
bv a ousla*
JOHN N Iii LVE8. D Sli’ff
iMlf lTrs Stile.—-nil the
Mav next, will be sold, at the
Courthouse, in the town of Sparta, Hancock county, .
within the usual hours of sale, the following property,
to wit:
(Jim negro m m nnue d Stark, about twenty-five '
years old, a Black Smith by trad**: levied 011 to satisfy
a mortgage fi fa, ii* favour of Archibald R. S. Hunter,
againrt Thacker V Broadnax and Wnsbtugton Hen-
the estate of said deceased.
March 15, 1834.
MARY CIIULY, Adm’rx.
4m
Columbus Jockey Ctub Hares. !
5 N consequence of the Races at Augusta and .Macon, ]
being postponed, the Races over the M ostn'ii i
Course, will not take place until the 22d of April—
when the following purses will positively be run for,
under the exclusive control and direction of the Stew- 1
nrds and Officers of the Club. The races will conti
nue FIVE DAYS—free for anv Mare, Horse, or
Gelding, in the United Stales. The Turf, for beauty I line of Jasper county
and elegance, is not surpassed by any iu Georgia. Ex- ~ " ~
tensive accommodations are prepared, and all lovers
of good sport are inv ited to attend.
First day, April 22d—One mile beats, for a splendid
Silver Cup. and entrance money.
Second day, April 23d—Two mile bent*, for a purse
of $250.
Third day, April 24th—Three mile heats, for a purse
ol $ 350.
Fourth day, April 25th—Four mile heats, for a purse
of $500.
Fifth day, April 26tli—Mile heats, best 3 i« 5 handi
cap. lor the gate and entrance money.
Weights, Ac. according to the rules of the Western
course.
The rules of th« Central Course. Baltimore, have
been adopted with some lew alterations.
By Order,
SEYMOUR R. BONNER, Secr’v.
February 1 3—eowdt.
on all the Review*, the Generals of Brigade will at
tend 111 person to the execution of their orders.
By command nf Mnj. (Jen. Sanford.
S*. ROCKWELL, Division Inspector.
March 19 9 ?t.
Fiji A Ik L .\
.B a Negro
to tiie rnti.ic.
CIOTTO.Y SCREWS.—Tho .„..ftr.i R ... ..
living in (lie upper part ot Morgan county, near ' SH >’® he left the camp of the
the line of New ton county, and two miles from the 1 1 **“ *
enabled to make Screws
dollars to any man who w ill deliver said mare intoinjr
h inch, and twenty five more for the thief that took
her. MATTHEW VARNER.
January I niHrs
FI*, on Tuesday, the 18th of Mnrcb,
Man, hy the name of
known to he the property of Anth ny Dowtiu, (unleii
the said Dowtiu has sold him within u lew days.)—
d Dowtiu on
Thursday last, and made his way on to Meriwether*
w here he knew I was going. I have the said negro
in my possession, end Ihe said Dow tin -an get him bv
applying lo me iu Meriwether county, Georgia.
AM ASA WHITE.
Farmers’ P O. Meriwether ro. March 19 IH IH
Tor Pstckin^ Colton, of n superior kind, and
at a price so reasonable, that those with a small crop !
of cotton, will find it to their advantage to have one. !
When erected, they gaine nine inches at every turn, •
and by the power of their own weight, will fall down (R'oruiu, Jouex County,
to within two turns of packing Ihe bale, lent the Ti «7’MEKKAS Alexander and Hardy Sanders apply
screw and tap ready for framing lor $ 2d—delivera-I yf for letters of administration on the estate ol
bleat my Haw Mill. The frame neces ary for the! Midijah Sanders, deceased :
erection of the screw, can be made by any common j Ti.ese are therefore to cite and admonish nllandiun*
workman, who can iis** the broad axe, and make a gnlar the kindred and neditors of said deceased, to he
mortise and tenon. I will give a draft and iuntrue- 1 and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by
1 71 OUR mouths after date, application will be made
. to the honorable Inferior Court of Twiggs coun
ty when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to Fell |
land belonging lo the orphans of Sterling Anderson j
t 4/li.L BE SOLD.
T v next, at Ihe Court hoove d<n
March 3. 1834.
HosTHOjrcn
J|AfttO( KShmU «i fettle.
-On the first j
Tuesday in May next, will lie su'd at the !
court-house door in the town of Bpnrta. Hancock
county, between the usual hours nf sale, the following j
property, to-wit:
The undivided half of 900 acre* of Oak and Hicko- ,
ry lend, on the waters of Hhoulderbone Creek, joining 1
ends of Robert 8. Havre, and others, whereon Ben-J
•min Cook now lives—levied on as the property ot
Charles D. Williams, to S4ti*fv a It fa, obtained from
the Honorable the Superior Court of Richmond coun
ty, in favour of Micajah Anthony, lor the use of Fran
cis H. Cone, against Abraham \V Woolsey uud Char lea
D. Williams. Property pointed out hy Francisll.
Cone.
saddle and bridle, and probably some oilier articles
| Terms, notes with approved security, due 25th De- ! ki county
I eeinber, 1834.
I March 4. 1834.
Lite of said county, deceased.
MARY WILEY, Guardian.
December 4. 1833. 4m.
I 7IOU R months after date, application will be made
1 to the Inferior Court of Pulavki county, sitting
as a Court of Ordinary, for leave lo m " Lot of Lund.
No. 2-56, in the 7'.li district and 2d section, originally
Cherokee, drawn by Hiineon A Hedgerock.of Pulas-
CORNELIUS FURCRON, Adm’r
February 14, 1834
ALEX- HOLMES, Adm’r.
4ut
Gold Loin tor hale, in L'licrokee.
iro. 207, 2d Difitrit t, 1st Section,
ll 579, :i«l do. 4tli do.
For further information, address
March 30. 1*14.
mr
tff» JIMeeileal .IcroitMlM
arewthe nauds o| M I:»IH RT ti
WAOHINOTON, x . until used
PaWMrjt, 1*11
I. eull.ct »ml frr.int f it H
■ ■SAMI) IX
DOYKI.V
■ 3—li
A. B. GREENK, iu Augustft. Geo.
Novainber 3
ii
tf
I’OK SALE,
a«!*4
Acr*> Cnrrnll ctniuty, 1 llll l*i*I. Aio,
m.
•ttSl
“ Troup
•* lath ••
■ s:t.
: too
•* Irwin.
». ..
ISA.
1 490
•• Applitiil,
•• :td *• **
soil.
9«!I4
“ IrfH*.
•• l-ilh •• *•
09.
! ’JO’*!
i “ .Mutirup,
•• 1 All. “ •»
191.
90-41
i •* Monro*'.
“ Nil. •* “
1 VIA.
| “ M'Ut'UgU,
l.“ lOlll •• ••
170.
‘i AO
•• ‘4011. “ “
9*4.
190
“ Irwin,
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10.
j Titles indispuiaifle For terms, apply to
WILLIAM H1HVER8,
H.ii'r.
I jlUUH mouth* after date, application w ill lie made
to the honorable the Inferior Court of Newton
j countf. when sitting n* a court of ordinary, for leave
to sell the whole of the real estate belonging to War-
i reutou Costly and Mu liael Costly, minors
CARY J M.WllEWH. Gimnlian.
J»ii 29 4iu
I JL to the lioiiornuie interior « ourt 01 1 wigg*coun
ty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
• the l.lllld lllid N<»trro< k * belonging to the Es
tate of James Guerry, sen., late of saul.roiinty. for the
benefit of the heirs and creditor* of said deceased.
J \MErt P. GUERRY )
JACOB M. GUERRY, >Ex’ors.
T. LEG RAND Gl’ERRY, >
j January 10, 1K14. 52 4m
Georgtn, LnurniN County:
Inferior Court, sitting for ordinary purposes, .hily
‘term. 1833—Present their honors Deuj II'. Hump- i
ton. Lewis Maddux. Masiin G Ontal and Henry JL Ior .J er ' 1
Hathaway, Justice*. 1 *
O N tin* application of Edward St. George, athni- j
uivtrator on the estate of James Johnson, de-1
ceased, stating that said estate is fully admini>tered on, '
and pra\ing torn Rule Nisi for a final di-mission from !
said administration—It is therefore ordered, that alter I
six months publication in the Southern Recorder, of |
said 11 nl ! * Nisi, the xaid Edward St. George will he |
disr.liaiged from said administration, unless cause kc
slievxn to the contrary, of which ull concerned will !
take notice.
True extract from the minutes of Court, July 1st, j
lf*33. THOM A 8 MOORE. Clerk. |
September 11,1833 m(>m j
lions for this purpose, to those who buy a
J Having every facility for the purpose of making them
expeditiously, those who may want them, cun l»e sup
plied at short notice.
From the great number made at my establishment
last year, and the general satisfaction of those who
have tried them, I fee I no hesitancy iu warranting
them in all particulars, to those who may purchase
them in future. 1 «i!l also extend credit for the pay-
inent. until the 25tli December 1834, and would re
commend such h* want them, to order them soon, so
that they niny have them greased, and better prepared
for service.
who have tried them and subsequently re
moved. have realized their advantage so much, as to
send orders to me for others, end lobe carried even to
the distance of a hundred miles.
JESSE M. WILSON.
December 18, 1833. mlOin
law, to shew cause, (if any they have,) why said letters
I should not he granted. Given under iny bund, thi*
1st day of October, 1833.
CHARLES MACARTIIY, c. e. a
October I, 1833 nifim
OrorRi'.a, Montgomery County.
I NFERIOR COURT, silting for ordinary purpo
ses, September lYnn, 1833—Upon the petition
! of Calvin Quinn, as administrator on the eslnie nf
• John Quinn, late of said county, deceased, praying*
j dismission from his said adminislrmiondiip, it is there-
' fore ordered by the Court, that all persons concerned.
1 or in any manner interested in said estate, app w nr at
I the May Term, 1834. • I said Court, to shew cause, if
! any they have, why said Calvin Quinn should not b«
! then and there discharged from his said ailui'mistne
1 tion on snid estate—ami it is further ordered, that thi
order he published iu one of (tie public Gazettes of lb
Stale for six months.
A true extract from the minutes of Ihe Court if
i aid, 2d September, 1833.
’moMAs g. McFarland, erk c. c.
September 18. 1833 mfiw
LOST,
O N the 15th inst., between Parker’s and Fergu
on Flint River, a small Jlorocco Fockct j
Hook, containing, a mrte on M. M. Caswell, puya- > alir( . l|(i i’o.i.ilv
hie to myself, for two hundred and ten dollar*, dated ' ir ‘ / r„lu ad-
, ,, . Inferior Court, sitting Jor ordinary purposes. July
Xtl. futtniHry. IW4.-i.iid payable.tt niiieiy day,; it, T , rm . .JJuLr.
1 COUGIA, Twiggs Foinily.—Where.
Jf a- IV) I n Re) noldv, Guardian of Isaac N. Dish-
himin applies for letters of dismission
And whereas John Herrington, administrator on the |
estaie nf Daniel Irby, late ol said county, deceased, up-.
plies for letter* of ili*mivsion :
These are therefore to rite and admonish nil and |
•ingular (lie kindred and creditors of the parties, to i
be and appear at my office within (lie time prescribed |
by law-, to shew cause, (if a-iy have.) w li) said letter* 1
should not be granted. Given unucr iii) band, this 1
4th September, 1833.
RICHARD RICK8.c c o
September II 1833 iidun
five dollar biil on the Ilawkinnv ille Bank, together with
a number of receipt* and other paper*. I ahull be
obliged to the tinder of the pocket book, if be will re
turn it to me or give me information of it, at Bain-
bridge, Decatur comity. And I hereby forewarn all
peixoitK, from trading for or negotiating the above
described note. RODERICK SHAW.
March 26, 1834. 10 3t
1k7OTK’E.—AII person* are rnutioned ngainnt
IT trading for three Miiall note* ofiniiie, one for $ 15,
s£
K«ck MtU., Ilanttwl,. *vM It
I llll'll iiiunth/iifti r ilnli
* It, tin- liuiiornlil* 1 tit.- Itiftriur C’utirl uf. .jftt-iliurftt-
cut.n.y, »liuti .ititit, fur oriltiiorv |tnrpo»«. fur luttvc
iu >*ll tlic real v.ttltc uf Tltuitiio lluuttrtl. dt-rptiM-tl
u 11X1 AM T IMJWAUD, Atltn'r.
13 lr«4 4«-
^'IKUIII, from ill*- siib«crib-1
li**r, uii lb*- 4Hi **f Febroar) last, a I
HriRlil l*:iy J9iu«*, about 5 feel
one iiicti liiglt, with a *iiihI| star in her
forehead, both bind P-el w bile, »lioi| all j
pplic.itinu will be made I round, branded on the near shoulder w iffi iba teller i
[O.) Any jierson delivering »aid are to me, or go •
iug *uch iidnrutatiou, so that I get her again, shall be j
liberally rewarded.
SAMI El. BROOK, Jr.
(illIt Iiim. (N|l#therpt «o March ft ll Hi 1
and two for $36 each, given to Julius C. Fagg nr bear
er. puyable the l*t October nvxt; a* the con*ideralion
lor which they were given ha* failed, and 1 w ill not
pay them unless (impelled bv law.
W. II LEWIS.
March 19. 1834. 9 3t
journal Term, 1833—Present their honors BenjamiS
IP. Hampton, Henry ll. Hathaxcinj and Lewis Midd&i
Justices.
I SAAC RAMSEY, administrator de bonis non, on
the estate of William J. Larkina, deceased, states to
the Court, that lie lias fully nettled lip the estate of ssid
deceased, and therefore pray* to be dismissed tberefnrtu
—Whereupon it 1* ordered by the Court, that ill© Clerk
issue the usual Rule in such cases, and unlessobj«cli*
ous are filed according to law, lutters of dismission will
issue.
A true extract from the minutes of the Court, thi*
l&tli July, 1833. THOMAS MOORE, Clerk.
September 11, 18.33. in6n*_
^ QIORCIA, Jonn Coiiniy.
. Where©
Ijff Jaines Long' adinitiiMralnron Henry Long’*®*'
tale, applies lor letfers of dixniission :
\nd whereai Mslnchi Watts, adniinUtratof on
JTIt.M i i> fr <iu the subscriber, in Twiggs coui ty 1 Ham McCann’s estate, applies for leller»"of di*ini»*‘ on j
if December last, A l<4*d feor- ( These are tlieref >re to cite and admonish
nr seven years old, rntber over the singular the kindred and creditors of snid
mil b roaej****! tnatie, and hoef- fon«i- . In be and appear at my office within the time pr«»*rj »*
b 4 Lad by law, to shew cause. (If any tliay have,) •'••y
«*si*1 letter* should not be ginuted. Given under
Ith*• il at office, tbi* 5th day of November. 1833.
c 1 u it Les mac a rti» 1.0;
Nov,mb*r Ift, I7ft3 W ' IB
itu- tf.tlli nf Dert-tnltur U»t. A l(.‘d Sor
rel II ule.
cmumuii size,
derably worn from travelling Aliy tiers >11 appre- 1
bending laid mule, ami giving me iumruialiou, will
be compensated for in* trouble
JAMES WILLIS
Mathl.lWI 7 s.