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Newspaper Page Text1 SOUTHERN RECORDER. by brieve a ok he. HIEEEDBEVIViLE, CiEOItVIi, TUESDAY HOK\I\B. OCTOBER 'J.1, 1830. Vo. 41—VOL. A VIL ffj* Th» IIkcjrorr i* published weekly, generally, ■ twl twice h week during t lio Scssiou t*f I lie Legislature, o'» Hancock street, nearly opposite I lie Masonic Hall, at TriRRK Doll.xms per annum, payable in advance, or PoUR IMlukh, if uot paid before the end of the venr. Anvr.itTisBKr* rs conspicuously inserted at the usual rates. Th«»*e sent without a specification of the number of insertions, will lie published until ordered rtut, anil ehnreed accordingly. , ... Sale* of laud and negroes, by Administrator*, Executors, or Guardian*, are required bv law to be lieldon the first Tuesday in the mourn, between the hours of ten in the forenoon and three in the afternoon, at the Court-house of tlie county in which the property is situate.—Notices of those sales must bo given in a public gazette sixty days previous to the day of sale. Notices .'<»,• tho sale of personal properly must be iriven III like inu i ior, FoltTY days previous to the dnv of sale.— Also, notic-* to the debtors and creditors of an estate must be published for forty days. Notice that application will lie made to the Court of t >r- dia iry for leave to sell land, must be published for FOUR movths. . . All business iu th* lino of imiintixg, will meet with pro upt utteuii.iii at the IIkcordKR Off Lkttkrs (on business) st be post-paid. II IU-Joli:i S- *t«M»li< ‘IIS, I 3»q. we art 1 ■ an- tliori*(?<l t'» *i‘V. " ill fie a camliduto for Ta x Colfi rctor of Baldwin county, al the m ? xt J atm inry cl. jclion. 4t del 4 38 A LAD about IJor 14 vt Mrs ol a »?«, wc II dispr ised. iiiid tolerufily well adv anced i ll H Mill Ell, giixli ‘ediicHtion. would fio t:ikeu at tlii* OtKcc. up-ill 1 ■ally application, a* an apprentice to the 1 1’rintiii g fillNlt UJS8. One from tlie country would fi*> (ir*d •*rrcd 8e|H listing under flu NOTICE. UK copartnership heretofore 1 firm and style of W. (1 J. T. LVNU, mhi dissolved ibis day by miifual consent VVm. G. Lank is authorised to cl ns i the business of said concern. WILLIAM G. LANK, J VV1ES T. LANK. Milledgeville, Sept. I, 1836. The Stock of Dry Goods and Merchandise general ly, heretofore belonging to WM. (i. LANK, W. G. tVJ.T. LANK, h ive been this dnv sold to Messrs. JAMES T. LANK, JOHN W. LUMPKIN. & JNO. HAMMOND, wlro will continue the business at the same place. On retiring from business, the copartners take great pleasure in recommending those young gentlemen to their former friends and customers, as possessing supe rior business habits and the strictest integrity. Their supply ol gomls will be found to embrace a general and well selected assortment. The undersigned will continue at the Store of Messrs. Lakk, Lumpkin, & Hammond, for the purpose of clou- lug up the business of the former concern. WILLIAM G. LANE. Sept. 1, 1836 COPARTNERSHIP. The undersigned have this day entered into copnrt- , " ,,w ■■ j uersbip. for tho transaction of business in this l>l,ic»,| Urn II,ce» and forward gi under tho name and stvlo of LANE, LUMPKIN & | [»< “ ft™" 1 ' “ l,d e “ HAMMOND. JAMES T LANE, JOHN \V. LUMPKIN, JOHN HAMMOND. IlflCKAVKI.L A- KENAN, ATTORNIES AT LAW—MiLi.sDotru.LK, G». AVINll u nited their professional interests, will , (lend to business entrusted to them in the conn- ( lies of the Ocmulgee Circuit—in the county ol Han cock o| the Northern—Washington, of the Middle— Twiggs and Laurens, of the Southern—and Houston, HHit) and Monroe, of the Klinl uncoils—Also in the Federal Court. Their Office is on the second floor of the Masonic H ill. SAMUEL ROCKWELL, M. J. KENAN. July ‘2*2 • 28 tf Cotton lt:igk r iiik r * F UST received, a prime lad ol real IIkmp Dunuke Daroino. warranted to be a first rale article, which will be disposed of on verv moderate terms. JAMl.S II. SIIAIIAN. September. 0, 1836. 31 8t OffIclliorpe University* rill! IK Trustees nf Oglethorpe University, will bold U) their auiiiial meeting on the four'll Wednesday of November next, (23d dnv.) at It) o’* lock, A. M., at | Midway. II. P. STUBBS, Sac’v. ( Mille'dgnvillo, Sept 28, 1836 38 4t' ffj” The Charleston Observer will insert the above no* j ticc four times. it. I*. STUB IIS, Seo’y. PR 6c LAUIATION7 i Georgia: | lh/ WILLIAM SCIILLY, Governor of said Stale. j r ]\> tlie honorable flie Justices of tho Inferior Conrl | I of the respective counties of this State: W II LUKAS a vacancy lias occurred, by the death of the lion. John Cofff.e, elected on the first I Monday in October, 1834, a Representative from this ' S‘.iitc iuthe I Iou.seof Representatives of the Cnngrens of I the United States, for two years, from and after the 3d | day of March. 1835—No a\ in order (bat said vacancy ! may lie filled, and in pursuance of law, I have thought ! proper to issue this my writ of election, hereby requi- I ring you, the said Justices aforesaid, to cause an elec- I tiou to be held on Monday the seventh day of Novem j her next, at the several places of holding elections iu I your said county, giving due notice thereof, for a lie- j presentative to till the aforesaid vacancy. And I do further require you to make a return of said election, to the Executive Department, in the time prescribed | by law. , Given under my band and the State, at the capitnl in Milledg' ^ , the first day of October, eiglileei and thirty-six, and of American dunce the sixty-first. WILLIAM SCHLEY. By tin? Goyernor. William A. TenNiu.it, Secretary of State Oct 4. 1836 ’ 38 3t A LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Olfice at Sntidemille, Ga. on Ihfc 30tli day of September, 1836. mid if not taken out by the 1st day of January next, will bu sent In the Gcuerul Post Of- as dead letters [r.. Cl,I of the i Imndrcil Indopen- imw w&rm £4* Lank. Lumpkin & Hammond, have commenced re ceiving their FALLand WINTER SUPPLIES,com prising a verv extensive a-sortineut, which they res pectfully invite their friends and the public generally, to examine. Sept. I, 1836 •!.» A*NEW IMPROVED Patent R i tf It t for Sale. B Y virtue of Letters Patent to me, granted on the 14th day of May, 1836, for my improvement in the circular saw mill, 1 now ofler for sale the right t»y counties, or hy the single mill, for the State of Geor gia alone. The mill is designed for horse power, and i* simple in its construction there being but little ma- ofainery about it, and can be built bv any good hunt workman. The cost of the mill will not exceed 5pb50 or $706; and. indeed, the actual cost, or money re-j quired to build one of these mills, with a great many | men, will not exceed that of the cotton machine now | in use in this Slate, for when the farmer can have much of the work done in building u cotton muchine, lie can also have much nf the work done in building j one of these mills, and thereby save the paying out ol | •ooie two or throe hundred dollars. It is believed that one good draught horse will saw the rise of a thousand , feet of timber in a day; at any rate!, the inventor of this j improvement will warrant two horses to cut twelve hundred feet in the day. and these horses to stand the j labor as well or better than they ib* in picking of j*oi- j ton. In a reasonable time there will be a model made. , nad kept in Columbus, where it may be seen. I W. J. M'GEHEEi Patentee. Columbus, June 20, 1836. ‘34 4m AGEKFV. T HE undersigned will attend to the renewal ol No J* h in the Central Bank at the usual fee of lolliir for each renewal. They will also pass _ ants at one each, where is requested Communications addressed to them jointly or sepa rately, post paid, w ill be puocluiillv attended to. JOHN G. PARK, PETER FAIR. Milledgoville. April 26. _ 15 tf A 1,181 OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office at r.atontou, Ga. on Thursday, the 1st of October, I8.k*. A Keyton David Allen G It King Jumes tV Abererombio Mrs Ariadne L Av l Join Anderson Henry F Bryant Jesse B Broadnax Mrs Ann Butts Edmond Bradford James A Wry am Robert Black Kiehnrdson Bnhim! John Branham Dr Brooks Hdmii Biscon William Baebellor Riley Basks,bile Hill Brown Miss Sushi Bonner Thomas M Barker Edmond Bates Albert Biistiau lo-eph ltaily William Buckner John C Cow les 'Plioin (.rotuli (i Cooper lletiry I J F rge T Mis-Margnrel A 2 Pi | Cbeeves Grief j Cloplon Thomas - j Cadell Johnson I. A F A V JO T110 II A 1.1.. ; Ciiiiji 1 ;* Kich.nl II HE undersigned rospectfiilly informs his friends | L/uhlier'i' Oan'1,.1"" Little Robert Legg Miss Lucy Lit lie Mrs Mary C Lamar Francis L Little Nathaniel Leverett William L imsden John G M McLendon Cbarl«s Moreland John J Morton Ilenrv Mathis John T McLendon Jacob Moore William Mcl.ary VV illiain II Moreland Joseph Moreland Mrs Murfliee C McKinney Benjamin McGeliee Abner N Norvill Kilichen O Oxford William P Price Wiley Pace William jr irsoii Daniel kor Bryant Pounds Merriman Pelgriin G A Purifoy McCarndl Pcnmiiian Joshua 8 A Liudrey Nancy Arnot Arnold Lightfoot Nnne.v B M Barficr Asa McDougald Andnius Brook* Aaron Mr Murray Joint Blandford Mr* Moore Sliiidrack Bird Rev Daniel Mr Alley John 2 Blown Solomon Morris George Brantley Jep*ey May William Boatwright Joint iMuyfiuiv Mis* Suuau Brock Jesse N Brantly Bctijnmin IS Newsom Asa Barron David Now Daniel Bateman DaviJ P Brook* Joint Parish Jame* G Burriliill James Pattern Robert C R Uook Havoy Reufroe Wm Cason Dennis Robison Jama* Cullens VV VV Roger* Charles D Rundford Nathaniel Dickson Jnfiu S Dupree Jncofi Ktuilli Allen Dndloy Elam Sheppard Cltarle* Dillard Almarun Strange Gideon 2 F Smith Karfi* 1 Fields Win II F Skrine Benj G 8meed William Griffin James T Griffin Sarah Tennilie Win A Green .McKeen Took* John A Garrot Samuel Turner Jolm Garrot William Trot man Mrs Green Tliotna* J Tarfintton Benjamin j H Tanner Thomas Hurst Mnj Wm VV Hill Tfieopila* Wynn Burnell Hill Mr* Ann Watkins Ueddiag J Willis Joshua Jones William Watkins Mitchell Jackson Warren Williams David K Warthen Richard Kendrick William Williams John L Whitfield Bryant 2 Lathe.' Mr Wallace Win Little Edmund Wooten Moses Lyons Joeatliuu Williamson Malichi 11. BROOKINS, P. M. Oct ll 39 3t A LIST OF LETTERS remaining in tlie Post JMl OfiicH at Madison , Morgan county, on the first dav of October, IHdfi. F. VV. ARNOLD, V. M. 11 Lunsford Josiah Barton Mrs Eliznbolh Locus John Bird George 1. M Brand Malekiah McClendon Jacob Baker Saiimel McCorriu Duncan Bruwnev I’lincy Moody John L Ball Jop'llia N Brown Jacoli Nolien John C F i Cradv William Peeples Benjamin M | Campbell Jolm W Cl Park Columbus M t Cochran William Peel John Crawford A Pate Stephen M Colbertt John G Peters VV HR Crawford Joel Paschal Elijah C Crawley Charles *eu S ColliiiJ Nathaniel Strong Chmles Gofer Merritt Stark Henry J D Shaw Henry Davis Mrs Nancy Stone Jolm II Davis Mis* Mary Auu Spencer George 2 I Dnpriest Martin Sims G VV Darnell William Steward Mrs Mary Ann E Stevenson Stephen VV Evans Columbus Summon Ellis Ellis John Schonnemake Catharine Emfirey Mrs Polly Smith Marv Ann F , Stewart Charles A Fielder Ferrell T Franklin Jolm Thomas William R 8 Thompson Jane Gardener Silmon Teat Tlinmaa B Greenwood William Tucker Miss Edy II Thomason Lemuel new fall coons. TMIIIE Subscribers have commenced receiving a Ji. very large and splendid assortment of FANCY AND S l im: ARTICLES, suitable for FALL AND WINTER TRADE, which | J. of Fancy and Staple FALL AND WINTER they intend offering on such terms as to give general i GOODS, consisting of Fig’d. Satins, Fig’d. Pou. do Bnlisfaction. Among their assortment inav he found, j Hoie, Silk Gro. de Zan, Plain and Figured ChallVt Rich figured and plain Satins and Silks, Merino Gros ' French and English Merinos, and Merino Gro. do de Nap, Merino Cloths and Circassians,of fushiotiahle ' Naps, Indies Satin and Embroidered Cravats, Gloves, colors; Parnmetto Cloth; Idaek Homhu/.el; figured I Hosiery, Chaneille und Embroidered Merino Sh'wvh. ltd plain Poplins; Brilliants; Pongee; Sutinei; red, | A great variety of French workedCnpes aiidCoIlurs. ilIAM^U HAM.. f j|l HE Subscribers havo received their assortment White, green and yellow* Flannels, of various qualitie Salisbury do; green Uai/e; 3 4, 5 and 6 4 Cotton Sheetings und Shirtings; Linen Sheeting; Ladies black ami white ribbed Silk Hose; plain mid open work while and colored do; Lillee Thread do; while and black Merino do; white und black Worsted do; Gentlemen's Worsted and Merino Hose; white and brown Cotton and Merino Half Hose; black mid white Silk do; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gloves, ol various qualities; Misses and Boys’do; Ladies’ Kid and Prunella Slippers; Prunella and Gaither Bools; I LatLes' Prunella and Velvet Water Proof Bonis and j S'ippei»; Gentlemen'* Shoes, of every description; Gentlemen's Water P.o.,f lion'*; Gum Kla*im do;| Opera do; line Morocco and Prumdln Dancing Pumps; Misses’ and Boys’ Siloes, of various qualities; Gentle- men's and youths' fashionable Hats; Fur and Cloth Caps, of various sizes; superfine Broadcloths mid Cassimercs. Also a large assortment of Uemly MjkIc Clothiiitf, Consisting of Cudies' and Gentlemen's Cloth Cloaks: Ladies’ figured and plain Merino and Circassian do; Gentlemen's Cainblet do; Misses’ and Boys’ Cloaks; Overcoats; Gentlemen’s and Boys’ Frock and Dress Cohn; Puii'hIooiis; Vests; Stocks; Linen Collars and Bosoms; Colton, Flannel and Merino Shirts and Dra wors. SADDLERY, Crockery, Hardware aud Stationery. Red and black Linseys, for Negro Clothing. Also u large lot of Negro Shoes and Blankets, which will be sold at Augusta price*. On hand 100 pieces COTTON BAGGING. Also, a few pnir first late PISTOLS, and 4 or 5 pieces CARPETING. They respectfully invite their friends und tlie public iu general to call and examine. LANE, LUMPKIN & HAMMOND. MIIDdgeville, Oct 4 38 fit Gent’s, and Boys Fui and Cloth Caps Carpeting, Russ, Jkc , latest Patterns. They invite Planters to call and examine their n sorlment of Negro Cloths, Shirtings. Shoes. Hat*, &c.. as they ure determined that prices and quality shall please. Ready Ulutle Clotliiaitf Con*i ling of Gout’s, and Ladies Cloth Cloak*. Over coats, Pants. Vests, Collars, Stocks and Bosoms. Constantly expected. 10,000 lS>s. I’lllMttfc;. | 'Nit&J CVooTUSL hoot st soj%• H AVE jn*t reeflived a largo and dr«iruhla as- sorlment of *.lry Good* adapted to the Ma son. Among them are be<t qualities Merino Cloths. Figured Merino*, superfine Blank, Blue. Green and fancy colored Broad CVotlis, ribbed nnd plain Cassimeres, SATTIM.TT.8, 3-4 and C-4 English Merinos. SlXiIXfi. Rich Black and Blue Black, ndored, figured and plain Gro* de Nap’s.. Poix du boie. Black Italian Lu-iering. Sinrltewe*. Florence fan cy Ilaiidkerc.hiefs. rich black and blue b'ttck and fanev co| -red Belts, Pongee HcJkf*. Silk an ! Cotton Hosi'*r>; Frtoicli nrid English prints; plain stripe and check Cambrics; Sw’Ls Mo*iins, Tlir«*aiia.ud Bohbinett Laces; domestic Cottons and Calicos. Canton Flannel* uti l Check* . Damask Tnblo Co- WAN TED. 500 Bags Cotton, fur which | the highest market price will be paid. Thankful for past patronage, they promise to merit ] ii continuance of the same. i litic COWLES &. WARD. Milledgeville, September 27 37 if Rose mid Point UtlartkctS) Various sizes nnd Diaper and Nesro Cloths Ladies and G uitletnetr* GLOVES, uf varion* quo^ NEW GOODS. raAHE SUBSCRIBER has received part, and is 0L now receiving hi* Fall cud Winter Slock of Dry Goods, among which may he found ilia fid- lowing article*, viz : Superfine Broad < lotIis, diff-rent colors— Cissimere*. do; VESTINGS. Rich enihroid'd mu! fig'd Satin* ; Silks do.; a new j article called REPS, plain und fig’d ; plain hlk l*ahelln do; Black Silk, fig'd and plain, of the best quality, | some forty inches wide; India and Sarsuelt, «!•»: Pa- [ risian and lleruujwi Gause*; plain Sntlin checked! and fi"'d Sliullys and Sliallyett*. a new article; the. French Brocade, for the head—German and English i Merino*, and Merino gro. de Nap’s.; *{ Circus-inn j Jaconet mid Cambrics of different quuliiies; plain' filk’d dotted and check’d dotted Swiss Muslins; Irish j Linens, Sheeting! 12*4; Lawns nnd Dinptns. Supeifinc Linen, t'umhricks, Pongee. Ladies’emhroid'd Linen Cambric Cupes, and pock* , ot lldfs.; Muslin Cupes ami Collars. For Capes, Boas and Bulls; Dow n do. Ladies’finest kid Slippers black and tml’d. newest i style; Gold, Silver and Bronze do. ; w hite and Mack i Satin do ; kid, calf, morocco, and seal Village Walk- | ing SHOES ; water proof do; a new article of French ' do : a general assortment of Ladies', Misues and Chil j d reu’s Shoes; Gentlemen and Boy’s do; Gent’s fine i Calfskin BOOTS; Opera and Navy do ; Kid, Mo rocco nnd Pruoelle dancing PUMPS. Crockery, Hardware and Saddle ry ; of each, a good assortment Berfuinery mid .Simionery. Brussels and Scotch CARPETING. Iluuly intuit! Ciotliiiig—A large nnd j extensive assortment, among which may he found— Gent’s. Cloth, Clanks. Cloth Mohair and Mu kinuw Slippers el w ater proof Boots and STATE RIGHTS 1IOTEE, MILLEDUEV1LLE, GA. T HE proprietors of the above establishment re spectfully inform their old patrons and the public, that their huii*e has been thoroughly refitted and newly painted. The looms are all handsomely furnished and Ilia whole establishment enlarged. , They are prepared to accommodate memhor* of | Cfer-Cunts ; Frock mid l)i the Legislature and TRANSIENT VISITORS, in I 1 e *!*: handsome and comfortable style. The supplies, which are of the firm order, have been carefully laid in, at the North, hy one of the proprietors. A Ladies* Parlor w ill lie kept open, which is fur nished with a first rate Piano. Their Stables are houulifully supplied with whole some provender and attended hy experienced ostlers Their whole lime will he devoted to please and render their gue*ts comfortable, and they hope to receiv extension of the very liberal patronag stowed hy the public on this establishment. Members of the Legislature can secure rooms l writing at an early day. BEECHER A BROWN. Milledgeville, Oct 4, 1836. 38 4l Misses and I’.ov’s do. Ladies Kid and Prunella Prunella mid Gaiter Bor Ladies’ Prunella and V»*Jv Slippers. Gentlemen's Shoe* of evrrv description. Gentlemen'* water proof Boots. Gent’s and Boy's fashionable lints, und Cloth and fur (’aps. HEADY ZVXADB CLOTHING. L illies’ and Gentlemen’s Cloaks. Ladies fig'd Merino and Circas»nni do 's Gent’s. < amblet OVER-COATS ; frock nnd-Ureas Coals: Pantaloons; l'es!s; Stocks; Linen Cullrtrs ;■ llosnnis ; Cotton Flunncl and Merino Skirls; Drattirs, *c. Sfiildlerj', Crockery, Hardware, and TIN WARD, «»f all description.. Thankful for post pnlromige. they respectfully in vite their friends und the public in general lo call and examine. Mdleilgcville, October 18, I>j36. 40 tf One Shnulrui Thousand Hollars! worth of GO/.It II'anted!! rB(UI'. subscriber lias on band, and is receiving. J2. al Ins old Mend, an exletnive assortment of WATUIII'.a. JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, FAN CY IIAIU) WARE. Sir., all of which is offered on (he most reasonable terms. He will also pay a libe ral pi ice fur asy amount of native GOLD. The preference will be given lo gold in its native stale (not fluxed ) JACOU FOGLE. Get 18 40 If Itieniivveod Fomalc Institute. ITklt. ROBERT C. BROWN, Into of Sr.ottsbom’, , I" i heretofore be- I Imyiog ll ; would, w | billy invi TAliE NOTICE. and the public, that he continues to occupy LAFAYETTE HALL, in Milledgeville, where he flatters himself those who favor bim with a call, will find every thing provided which can contribute to their comfort and conve nience. I). B. MITCHELL. September 24,18115 'JS tf R I) GLOKE HOTEL, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. T HE Bubicriher respectfully informs her friends 1 and the public, that the has removed to that very convenient stand and commodious establishment. 1 formerly known as the Union Hotel, nnd w hich has i been occupied for some time by Mr. Aaron Searcy. This establishment, including tlie out buildings, will be put in n state of thorough repair, and the subscriber ' is well prepared to accommodate Boarders, Transient Customers, anil Travel I 1 Indwell Arthur2 Dismukcs Mr* Mary J • Dupree John Dudley Edward Dunn John Dawson William XV Davis James F Folds John Flake Mary Flake William G Fori Mr B G Gilmer llntnilloi Griffin Joseph J II Rogers Reuben Roach Francis Ratidcl A Harwell Messrs Robey Milledge Roberts James Robey Robert S Seal Anthony Sherwood John P Spivev Marrion Snndiler Miss A E Stephens Wilkins Shields William H Stark Joseph Simmons Green Sample John Sctot .Miss Frances Hanson Richard Hanson Mrs Margaret llarralson Abner llnrrnl Bynum Ilarrins Elijah M llurriss John G llnrrbs John Hall Joseph Holcomb William P High John Johnson William lenkin Jesse I Ivey Zachariah K Kent William Kirby David D L Lane Henry R Lanes Miss Sarah Oct 11 Thompson Charles Tomlin Leonard Thompson John A V Vason John Yrson Miss Emily VV Wilson Jesse M Woodruff S Woodruff James Wiley A by Willis Oscolm Wellborn Burkott 2 Wellborn Josiah Ward Frederick Warren M W 2 Williams Elijah Walton Joseph \V Walton Susan West William J OHN FINDLEY. Archibald Findley. Lucinda Findley, Mary Ward, Raney Findley, William Findley, Leroy Findley, N'ieey Elliott, Elizabeth W«* | goner, Fidelia Shaw, und Thomas Findley, flint I now , have in my handri, uh administrator de bonis non, upon the estate of Thomas Findley, deceased, three him-' dred and sixteen dollars and twenty-two rents, to he di- I |j c villeil equally amongm you. You will therefore avail \ river, immediately below the point where the road, yourselves of the earliest opportunity of calling for | from Talladega, Kenton, Chambers aud I uckaha'chee Bosoms nil4 Coif nett Shirts am! Drawers; Fhinnol dodo; STOCKS u good assortment. Ladies’ Cloth, plain nnd fig'd Muri Ho would respectfully ask the ntt to examine his assortment of &Vtfa a o Shop*, BllWlketS, us he has a large iix.orlmenl of each, and trill sell them at Augusta /trices. To those who visit Milledgeville for Hie purpose o r fnll and winter supply of Dry Goods, ho i his friends and the public most respect- them lo call and examine. JAMES II. SHAMAN. Milledgeville, October 11 33 tf j IVETUMPKA, Ala. Head of Strain float Navigation. FOR SALE, h VALUABLE LOTS, in tlm tout, of| " Welumpku. The Niihscrihcrs will offer j fur sale on Tuesday the 3d day of November next, I 150 LOTS iu this place, more advantageously situated } than any that have ever been before oHere4 to the pub- | The business Luts nil lie upon the KuM side ot the | r takes this method < f informing his friends, and onts ami guardians generally, thut lie intends, in nary, 1937, opening an institution two miles west do.; Panln.iHtns nnd j of LuGrange, Troup county, for the instruction of i Young Ladies. I Coitnu i A suitable building Is now being erected in a neigh borhood, embrurii'g beautiful scenery, a healthy al* j mosphere, und good society, und while the retired lo- uriuu jElosiks. cation is peculiarly adapted to aid students in the lent ion of I’l'itit'T* | pursuits of literature, its vicinity to LaGrnnge, reinurk^ f or || & moral aud refined community, offers every advantage w Inch a parent could desire iu educating hi.* daughter. Board can he obtained in llie family of the Princi pal, and in highly respectable families near. A splendid Auaiutus is ordered for the use of lh« insliliition, and every branch of Solid and Ornamental Education, will he taught with Ihe same laillifulneas by which Dr. B obtained that reputation which he will he ever anxious to merit and secure. Brownwood. Tump co Ga. Sept.29 40 eowfit LAW NOTICE. f BUIE undersigned, al the request of Charles P. ■ Gordon, Esn , deceased, will close his profes sion d husiiiUH* All cuinoninicutious addressed to tns), at Eatoiilou, Georgia, will be promptly attended to. October 18 ;tu, wnl he promptly nttendsd JAS. A. MERIWETHER, [40 3t] Attorney ot Las#. your proportion* of the said amount. JAS. M. PORTER, Adm'r. de bonis non. Oct 11 39 4t Tannic lion riling and Hay School* i HE subscriber would inform his friends and tbs I nblic, that he intends opening, in Eutonton, . . r H^ all meet, nnd within a mile of the steam bout landing, i fl. The street upon which they nre Minuted, being that j (;„ , on the first Monday in January. 1837, u SCHOOL through which all the trade from the hack country is FOR YOUNG LADIES, in which will he taught all compelled lo pass, (no other route being praclicar.le.) 1 the branches ol a solid and a polite edneution. He will The purchasers of these_ L ds will hnve the luivniilage I lie nsiLtud. ms the wants of the school rnuy require, by 39 3t A POCKET BOOK STOLEN « ^ROM the subscriber, on the night of the 30th of j of the earliest hid for nil the productions of the hank I well qualified nrid expoHeiiced teachers' August last, with three Fifty Dollar Bills, on (lie | country. The residence Lots lying behind the busi- ‘ A Pliilosiq.hicul and Chemical apparatus has been Bank of Augusta, the letter und numbers not recol- I ness Lots, are, many of them, beautifully situated, and j ordered from Boston. In fine, nothing shall be Want* lected, two Twenty Dollar Bills, Bank not recollected, I abound with the finest springs; and the whole proper* ing to render this school worthy of the patronage of on nnd two Tent, one on the Bank of Hawkinsvillo, and < ty being entirely beyond the influence nf the falls, and ' enlightened community. the other on the Commercial Bunk of Macon, number ’ perfectly free from the ponds und stagnant water, : A large, convenient and elegant building will by and letter not recollected. Also, one Note of hand on ! which renders the prospect tor In *dlh as safe as lliut of, contract, be in readmes* bv the 1st of Jsimnrv. * v Josiah P. Ellington, for Sixty dollars, made payable j any place upon our Southern rivers to J. T. Mason, or bearer, on the twenty fifth day ol j The terms of the sale will he liberal and nccommo- Deceinber Inst, or the first of January, 1 do not recol* | doling, and made public before the Male. t led which. The Bills, seven in all, have these woids ! GEORGE TAYLOR, LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the. Post | written across the face of each, SEATON GR\NTLAND, Qj* " Xon compos mentis.” PARISH CARTER. The Pocket Book is one of the smallest size, call-1 THOMAS RAGLAND, skin, with six pockets, with J. Mason written across I ELIAS PAKKMAN, one of the pockets, aud very much worn. JAMES M. STRINGFELLOW, Mr. Ellington will please uni pay the Note tot JOHN N. BYERS, any oilier person hut myself, us I never have sold ! LYLE & KYLE, it. GRIFFIN & WELSH. Fifty dollar* reward will be given for flie Thief and I The Federal Union, Columbus Enquirer and Semi- Money, or twenty-five for either—in proportion for any j nel, will publish the above three times, hmi forward part, according to the value. { their accounts to VVetumpka hy day of sale. J. T. MASON. August 20 39 3t Buckeye, Laurens co., Sept. 13,1836. 35 eow3t | — A Harvey Miss Samantha 2 Slaughter Aaron Hightower Randel Hightower Elisha INICIII X-msuiiMi.!*) “" ,l ■ . Hnrrm Somnsnn IV 1CPS. She solicits a share ot public patronage, ot j / MissMartha which she will endeavor to render herself and her es- M.bliskment worthy, by an ample slock of I lie best mippliesj and by tho most assiduous attention to (he wants and comforts of her customers. NANCY J. GODWIN. January 15. 1R3fi ** 58 tf o FOR SALE. N the first Tuesday in November next, will he I Herndon John p Harwell L P Hnrwell Ishmael F Howard Henry Hightower Daniel Howard Mrs Phoebe M Hester Wilson Hurt Mr* Caroline Holloway William Hawkins Mrs Mary Howell Holiday Harper Mrs Ann Howard John IIunlv Springer W Nandi Ulysea Hogg’ Thomas offered for sale, in Greencshnrnugh, Gree county, about thirty likely MULES, most of them j young, and have worked to carts oil Ihu railroad for ! the last five months. Also, at the same time and | place, about thirty CARTS aud HARNESS. Sold, lo close a copartnership, Terms made known on the day of sale. WEAVER Sl CO. Oct 11 39 4t j to teaciieusT .... ... A TEACHKR WANTU1) for the year 1837. to ! Solomon take eharge of the Buckhcad Academy, seven . • . *»■ 1..1 . miles east of Madison, Morgan county. One calcnla* 1 " uraw,CR ‘ " •led to tench the usual branches taught in county Aru- •deinias, will receive a liberal salary, on exhibiting satis factory testimonial*. A letter addressed to either of the undersigned trustees, at this office, will meet w ith .attention. jas. FITZPATRICK, JOHN EMERSON WILLIAM HARRIS, Trustee* JOHN JOHNSON. JOHN T. McNl.ll. J Oct 4 fit A , l'* l uciit> r n'milrd. Scuddv James T Traylor \V B Tart Lemon W Turner Gehu Turner John Teat Thomas B Turner Thomas n servant Templeton (i B 2 Taylor Absolom Tiller Mason Thomas Mass a Townes Joseph II V Varner William W Wilkins William Wilson William E Whitley Bird Wilkersnn Sarnli Jane Office at liOttisville, Georgia, on tho first day of October, IH’.WV I^tmpp Lewis l^ifevre John Lamb John Idftle James M Miller Jerome 9 MaMhall William McRigney Jamas Marlins Isaac Murphy W L McRigney Sarah Marshall Mrs Ann Mountain Francis Martin Zilphy N Neely James P Peoples Thomas Polhill Miss Henrietta Parsons John 1 Alford Bias j Allen Joseph i Atlawny Elijah B • Boyd Robert 2 : Brinson Moses j Beningfield John ! Bailey Vurty ! Bostick Hubert II j Bigham James ! Bolts Jemima 1 Bell John S Cox James 2 Clements Thomas' 1) Dillard Theopilns F Fleming James Faster John Fleming Samuel Flanders RevJotirdan Fountain Brinson Francis James G ! Gross Mttnd jr esq Patterson James tt Hailord M llaiford Rev Cnpel 3 Rniford Hamilton Raiford Phebe B Rhiney Frederick J t FIciikiuK Hill lor Snle. T HE SUBSCIBER Offers for snle the premise* whereon lie now lives on Murder creek, Jasper county, eight miles north of Monticello on the road cadi nes* by tho 1st of Ji unary. .Mr. IIhnuy C. Walsh will have charge of the um- j si nil department, w hose knowledge of the science and j cxnurimicH in tmiihing, need no recommendation. The subscriber will receive a limited number of I >ouiig ladies, a* boiuders. into bis family, who will he 1 treated with the same parental care as Ids own child- ! reu, nnd enjoy all tl» comforts of a private home, wills* j tin* advantage of a public school. Further particulars unde known on application lo tlie principal, at Katonlon. JAMES W. ARMSTRONG, Principal, i On 18 40 ot A tfood Situation for a Toucher. , rjjlliE Trustees of Madison, Morgan county, Male ; JL and Female Academies, will elect, on the first j December next, for the ensuing year, a Teacher and Assistant Teacher, for each of the above Academies; also, a Music Instructor, for the Female Departmeiif. A Teacher, well qualified to take charge of either of tlie above situations, will do well to make application : to the hoard personally, or furnish the secretary with : sufficient evidence of their qualification*, to be (aid bi fore tlm hoard. M. G. AHKEW, 8ec’y. 1 Oct 18 40 \v7t Galligan & Williamson Rooks Abel Hightower Miss Elizabeth Waggoner James Whitehead John T Walker Samuel 2 K 1 9, > Tri Holly Madeimi Jones Jumna ( Jones Milton l K I Kilpatrick Richard Ociober 4 Wilson James L \V inchell James Williams Mnrmaduke West William Ward Abner Y Young William F. C. SANFORD, Ass’t. P. M. 39 3t O NE wlio can come well recommended lor indus try, sobriety, nnd ability to teach, will meet with liberal encouragement in the neighborhood of the 1 subscribers. A man without family would he prefer red. For further particular* apply to either of the •iihecribers, (terminally or bv letter. JOSEPH W. WALTON, JOSEPH P PENICK, BENJAMIN IIARRISS, BENIAMIN M. PEEPLES. Morgan county, Oct 4. 39 8t To T^ttrbtTN. A TEACHER wanted for the year 18:16. Intake charge of an Academy, four and a half miles South-west of Madison, in Morgan county, in a heal thy neighborhood. One culciiialed lo leach the UMiai nranehei taught in country academies, will receive 11 liberal salary on exhibiting auliatariory testimonials.— A letter addressed to either of the undersigned trus tees, will meet with attention. WILLIAM M BKAWNEU, ) WILLIAM PERKINS. ^Trustees. NATHAN ALDKEDCif, S "Ny OT1CK.—All persons indebted to the estate of 1t| John Rainwater, late of Greene county, deceas ed, are requested to make immediate payment; and , those having demands to render them in, legally uu* I thenticuted. within the time prescribed bylaw MARTHA RAINWATER, Adm’rx. September 13 35 fit Ui'ortfiii, Otflolliorpe County. WNFERIOR COURT sitting Ifor ordinary nurpos- 1 I e*. September Term. 1*36. Present their Honors ' ||tv T. Landhum, John M. Cox, and William R. Uhooks, Justices: Tlie petition of George 11. Young, administrator on the • stale of Geo. John Blewart, deceased, shewetb, that he haa folly administered the eiUleofMid deeaaa ceased, w lierelora, be prays Hint letters distnissorv may be grunted iu terms of tho law, in such ruses made nnd provided : Ordered by the Court, that tho prayer nf tho petitioner bo grunted, and that the Clerk of tins Conrt do issue a citation, requiring all persons concerned, to show causM, if any iliey have, why the said adminis trator should not he discliarged. It is further orelered, lliut a copy of tins Rule he piihhdied in one of the Ga zettes of this Htate lor the space of six mouth*. A trua Attract from the Minnies of the Court of, Ordinary, mi September Turin, IKWl lir.iniY BRITAIN, nv O Hrplrmber 13. |WlA Rtn Grace Miss Elizabeth II Harvey Edward Hannah Polly Harris Absalom Hadden William Hues Stephen Hutchins Elizabeth Hues Goodman Howard Jeremiah 11iitnorn Sarah lloloman John Heard John J I Ingram Seaborn K King Rufus King William Kneel Michael L Little Foster or Allen Lee Elias Lowry Christopher Lowry William Oct 11 Street Thomas Seahrook William Smith J R Shorley W L Skinner Miss Minty Smith David T Sheely Jefferson Scott Mi*s Martha Swinton Miss Ann T Timbrook William Thompson William G Turner John M W Weaver Sophin Ward B I) Walkius Ira Wimberly Joshua Wright Jesse Wells Miss Eveline Y Young Thomas M. S. SIIELMAN, P. M. 39 3t BI. A J. SHOT WELL, DnitftfiKts, iUncon, Gcorgiu. f Hi HE SUBSCRIBERS (former partners of Ellis l ■ Sliotwell, iSc Co ) have resumed their business hailing to Madison, Morgan county, containing 700 under the above firm, at their old stand opposite the 1 acres,—350 of which nre in a state of cultivation, nnd Brick Tavern, nnd will keep a general nsHortment of j promises a reward worthy the attention of the Inriner. Drugs, Medicines, Surgical and Medical Instruments, The production Of the lands on Murder creek, hy Paints nnd Oils, of all kinds, Window Glass, assorted J those acquainted are known to be equal, if lint superi- sizes, Glass-Ware for shop furniture, Perfumery, Fan- ! °r» 10 nn y in this fertile county, '(’he improvements c.y Article*, Brushes of every description, Botanic and j are good, und well constructed for the convenience Patent Medicine*, Carpenter’s preparations, also his j and accommodation of n large family. Essays on Materia Medica. Dye woods and Dye Attached In the premises are two Grist Mill*: one , .. nml the rnmiine wear oWui thaim.... stuffs, and a great variety of Miscellaneous Articles, appropriated to the grinding of wheat, and the other •. ’ • , j j uA l)Ver Lf a ;j l:- ’ _ ni » whirl, Ihov have received o lorgesupply of,nnd i, lend corn-bo,h under one ro7d. A' Sow Mill (hat < , " hat he wa. .iek and keeping their stock constantly replcm’.l.ed, so to eta one hundred and twrtdy.five feet per l,.»..r — I “rf «!.»;.! I.ecr nothing of h0,i onlv if lie nhlo at all times to supply Dealers, Physicians, j From the locution of these Mills, lunch interest is seen-1- v im F | i|lt r | V(jr havine utthatlime a soldier in Planters and others, who may favor them wit 1 thair 1 re ^ : there being a point of rock aixty feel above, which L,... c ’ Hrrvn || w itl 1 l.iir* and I am indnred KaIUv* custom. ! defends them from the heavy and swift current at , • ’ , ,‘ m ,nd,1 ' ed , 5«lteye InteoHine In he permanently engaged in tills litisi- nil times. It is unnecessary to speak of their value,' He ImValwavB* heel"VfaTt'hfufw^ran/^nd ness, the snhserilicrs, Irnm their long experience, hope <hose w isltitig to pnrchsso stieli property ure solicit- q ‘| t | , , ■ , j .j ’ „ .0 rentier it worthy the patronage of old and new etts- ed to examine for themselves, or t.y at, agent. i! ebon flve Zt . 7 tfehe. h!eh of .^n-^.n .ii tomprs. Orders hy letter will meet tho sauta attention At the south end of the dam is erected a new two- tolorahlv dark complected sneak* nrrt and mild n as if made in person. HARVEY SIIUTWKLL, «*ory Gin-hottse, supplied with a new Gin of seventy - "ok"u„, st-asam .'..antenane: and JACOB SHOIWELL five saws propelled by water. The seed cmiitn s : * ’'“t"’*" 1 "n Macon Feb. 27,1R3R. 7 emvtf. deposited on the first floor and conveyed to the Gin ; ^; h " 0 7.Bov“r his h^d end nolv^iek’' H. N B. Garden Seeds, assorted, warranted fresh. A j 1,10 second floor, through a box, which enables one j ^ a j )0|U ^ vearK 0 j ( j |. * w rai#e( j ,• D-i.i-u lilicral discount made to country dealers. , hand to attend »atd Gin when ginning, with | of the M *. i a..._ ,im, ^ (TT The other the ahov : lormance ot tliete acrew* are greatly udnnred lor their I » m ^ ; - n .. •# — y ^ 7— Ma,C A F °’ na,C ,M ’ ,lrMftl0r * WB " ted i & r X" e^pXf^bffr^V. Ihr'esl ! «'•. given” ne, a“t fflrrytro^ On the north vide of tho Crock, near the Mills, *200 REWARD, I ^AOR my boy GUY, whom 1 sent to Brownaviffe, Monroe county, Ga., for some rye, with two 1 mu!e* nnd a curry a II. Tho carryall body wan [tainted H & J S labor “he,, on the former plan.” Nosr al hand stands ! N ' n " d bro "« l, ‘!“ U !‘* 8,ft . le ..her paper, of Milledgeville wBI puM 4,1 * «rew for packing Co.too' this screw was a. the Q ^ I ^ I .erv other week till forbid II & It S Faeloryol Mr. Wilson, in Morgan county. Tho per- 1 c ' irr >“" mules, delivered to me snoacnDer, mi Ha^- ,er_y other week t.ll lorb. d . H.JaJsM. ^ ^ K , eH|| „ ri . ^ ly „ dn f, rcd f „, t ' hcir j ns coon y, (.e , or FiJIyDoUan for the negro, ce^.ll r^OR the Academies nt Hillsboro’, Jasper county, j mC Ga , for the year 1837. Liberal prices will be | v ’" ••' JO 1,1 U . IU ^ l,,c *”»•••» | given to those well qualified—none others need apply. s ! anr ™ H ' sir 8®, an , convenient hlore-house—the first C. REESE. S. B. T. ! story prepared with counter* nnd shelves for merchati- flept. 20 1936 " en*w4t ! dtzing or storage: underneath is u good brick cellar— - —— — | two brick chimneys and two fire place* in each.— I The second story is adapted for Clerk* or an Apent. 7 of Mirajnh Sandtn. GREETING: [ chandize. lonvemenl is one oi tho heat springs in Post Ofticc, Harris cottntv, Go. VIRGIL II. WALKER. Harris county. Oct 15 40 til Horses Strayed. A GREAT RAItUAI*. S TRAYED from the subscriber, in the lower pvt nf Wilkinson county,adjoining Latirnni county, , | TWO HORSES. One ia e middling sized bay horse, v -j,— i ,. ... , lM ? 1 -pings in ; ,viilt otto tied perhaps both hind feet while, with dark AKE NOTICE, that after the expiration of nine- Ihu eectlon, known for i" purity lor hundreds of milos iwi | che( | lai | i„ U ..‘.ane, and about 8 years old inc b ■ LNorth end Sonlhol these Mill.. n-d lo be rew-boned. The other l« . hrtebt teVar Ihe Dwelling stand* on n heutitiful eniiueure on • > . ;.i. i * > * .. the South *ide of the Creek ; half a mile front the Mill*. Georgia, Jones County _ , To nil Hein, Distributers and I.egaUr* nf Uu estate \ * is a good stand for tlie purchasing of Cotton c; ,f Mirajah Sanders. GREETING: | chandize. Convenient isoue of tho beat spri T AKE NOTICE, that after the expiration of nine ty days, application will bo made by me to the I Inferior Court of Jones comity, whon silting as a Court { of Ordinary, to appoint suitable persons to uiakon final T HE subscriber otVcrs for sale, bis plantation ly- j distribution of the reel und personal property of said end there is a well of excellent vvuter in tho yard. Tin ing, lining und situated al the corner of the 3d, I estate. piece has for several mg, 4th, llthend I'Jih districts of lam county, containing lOOO aerea, perl of whicli is first quality oak and hickory, balance second quality, and good pine land, •350 acres of which is under good fence and now in n stale of cultivation. Good log buildings on ihe pre mise,, a new gin lion,o and fir-t rate gin. and n good well nf w ater. Tlie place has been settled about five years, during which time 30 peranni have been living Ihare, and not the first case nf lever has occurred. Persons wishing,In pmchase would do well to examine Ihe premises while the crop i, growing. For further particular,, apply 1° E'ol. II, R. Ward, in Milledgel vills*. or la Ihe nvrrtaer on Hie place joir July 19 1IARDY SANDERS. Adin'i July 12 3m (irorglu, Lanrena County. COURT Of ORDINARY. MARCH TERM. 183B. O N the nppliration of Hardy ll. Stanley ami John (i. Conics, Ihe Executors of Ihe last will nnd IMlanion! of Jethro B Spivey, decoaaed, fur letter, of dismission flom lists Executorship of said will, it ia ORDERED, lhal eflar six months publication of Ibis rub' in ihe Southern Recorder, they ha finally dlamiss. Sul from said Executorship unless stilficianl cause be shown In tho rouiraty. March 7, 183ft * WILLIAMS FRANCIS THOMAS, Clerk m H ' March 55 inftm years provod quite healthy, with a few cicuplinna, from which no auction isescuipi. Convenient to this residence, is located Constitution Hull Academy, now in operation with a full school. The slock ol Hogs nnd Cattle, with tlie clop of Corn, Eodder, OaK, tanning implements, aiulaesl of Smiths' tools, can be purchased vsitli Ilia farm, if desired. N. R. The erection of a Cloth Factory, adjoining the Mills, would insure a source of Inauwa, as lharc is a unnvcmenl spm, und a siitllciuiicy of water. H r All parsons wishing lo sxainma lint premise,, can apply to >ho Riinscnhcr thereon, or to M. Whii MILS, Esq. si Shady Hair. LAWSON H. HOLLAND August 30ili 33 row'Jin light roau. with long flax mane and tail, wall built, and remarkably short in Ihe couple, with • bald fuoe, walks very wide boliiod; no other mark, recollected. W hoever w ill take up aaid horses, and deliver them to the sutucribur ill Irwinlon, Wilkinson county, or w ill Inform him by letter where he may obtain said, horse,, shall ha reasonably coiupeuaaiad for tliair Irou- hlo end expenses. W. II. BM1TII. Irwi Oct7,1880 40 »* NOTICE. A H LL persons indebted la the estate of th* Rev. Charles Malone, late of Baldwin county, da- erased, are requested lo make immediate pay meat; ■ tsd ihoaui to wham ihe natal* may ha indabIM, are hereby notlliu.1 lo lender ill their ai enuula prepoely attested, within ihclinm ptrsritbed hy law. H I’ MYHICK. Acting Ea'or. * October t. IKUI » «<

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Southern recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1820-1872, October 25, 1836, Image 1