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BY GRIEVE & OIEIE.
dlLLEOGEVILLE, GEORGIA, FRIDAiT tIOHSLXG, DECEMBER 15, 1837.
[CT The Recorder is published weekly, generally, ami j WAREHOUSE and C09miS8I0.\ BUSINESS
twice a week during the Session of the Legislature, on Han- k
^ck street, nearly opposite the Masonic Hall, at Three Dol- | F friends! an/to the p^bUcgener^^t they have fora- I T^evi^’Ir ^naredT 116 'k* above ^ >dshle ' ss ^ t ^ s P 1 * c «•
~ RS annum, payable in advance, or Four Dollars, if ed a copartnership for the purpo3e of^shct nl thr~al ! on Cotton'stn e F3, tl T * T*^ 6 ” 1 cai;1 . advances
nntoaFd before the end of the year. . . . ! Warehouseand.Commissi Wness^l oF|
'advertisements conspicuously inserted at the usual rates. 1 under the name aud style of HARDEMAN, JONES A CO.! i the interest of their m.™--
Tho^e sent without a specification ol die number of insertions, j They have purchased the Warehouse lately occupied bv : ‘ 3E8 ‘ *'
will be published until ordered out, and charged accordingly. J Messrs. Hamilton, Hayes & Co., the well known situation of !
Sales of land and negroes, by Administrators, Executors. ~ 1 * ’
Sales oi Ao.t««A —q » *-» —* ( ^
Guardians, arc required by law to be held on the first Tuesday j of its close stores, needs no recommendation,
in the month, between the hours of ten in the
ibree in the afternoon, at the Court-house of
which the property is situate.—Notices of these sales must be ; snipped totheir
■ven in a public gazette SIXTY days previous to the day of j usual advances (
sale*
Notices for the sile of personal property must be given in
like manner, FORTY days previous to the day of sale. Also,
nsticetothe debtors and creditors of an estate must be publish
ed for FORTY days.
Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordina
ry for leave to sell ian.l, must be published tor FOUR MONTHS.
• ^11 business in the line of printing, will meet with prompt
• _ „ • . NICHOLS A DEMING.
• „ • SALT for sale at S1 per bushel, at the Ware house
Milledgeville. October 10 33 t f
or j 'vhieb. botli as regards safety againstfire and the convenience
. av j of its close stores, needs no recommendation. They are now 1 x ff r TT T „ —
forenoon and 1 ready (or the reception of cotton, and for the receiving and I W L , RENTED, on the 26th day of December
the county in forwarding the goods of their country friends, that may be i 1 , , oext - tne Plantation belonging to Felix G. Callaway,
sales must be ! shiDnedintlioir^ara mi.-... __.:n i__ 3 . ... late deceased, lying in Baker county, consisting of about 300
* u ^ hue cotton land. The rent to be made on the nra-
attentionat the Recorder Office.
Letters (on business) must be post-paid.
care. They will be prepared to extend" the i
_ on cotton stored with or shipped by them. And!
from t.ie fact that they are pledgod not to deal in cotton cn their j
own account, they hope to receive a liberal share of public pa- I
tronage The business connected with their establishment will ;
have the exclusive attention of Thomas Hardeman and John ]
Jones, who will spare no pains to serve and please its patrons. I
THO. HARDEMAN,
JOHN JONES,
J. GODDARD.
IIABORN J. HENDRICK, we are authorised to
J; - candidate for the office of Sheriff of Jasper county,
^the election in January next. 40 ~ 10ts '
\\ e are
authorized to announce JOHN 5. STE-
as a candidate for Sheriff of BilJwin county, at
Hie election in January next. If elected, John E. Lewis
«ct as Deputy.
—CJMV'e are authorized to announce WILLIAM S.
MITCHELL as a candidate for re-election to the office of
Clerk of the Superior Court-
are authorised to announce HAYWOOD BROQK-
jyg as a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court of Wash
ington county, at th.c ensuing election. Sept 19—tf
agH'i ano fsa Edit,
4 ND every symptom of general debility, speedily aud per
A'manentlv cured by Coster & Coxf.’s original
Soiithfrii 'i'osiic.
Coster & Coxc, the inventors of this celebrated medicine,
from a long residence in the South, and from the nature of their
vocation,have been brought immediately into contact with the
Aoi'ii and Fever in its most obstinate forms, and have fre-
ueut ly been compelled to witness the entire want of success in
the practice of the most skillful physicians. The usual and po
pular mode of treating this disease, has been, first to evacuate
fiie'stomacli and bowels, and then torcsoi ttotbe use of tunics—of
which class of medicines a very great variety have been recom
mended to the public. all of which have bad tlieir advocates,
aud that which has been by far the most popular one, has been
Peruvian Bark and its preparations, particularly that of Qui
nine. There are insurmountable objections to ilie administra
tion of quinine, as to most, individuals, (when carried to a salu
tary point,) it produces a roaring in tlie ears, nausea, aud alu ad-
*ueb, very similar tc a bilious lieadacli; and when it effects a cure
iti* seldom permanent. It was the hope of avoiding this stale
of things that induced us to try the “Southern Tonic,” and we
*r« happy to say that its success has surprised even us. As
ohere is no arsenic, mercury, or any thing in the least hurtful to
the human constitution in it, there can be no objection to the ad-
wiutstrauon of the Southern Tonic to the most tender infant:
indeed, it will be found the most delicate and effective tnedi-
oina known in those cases of disorganized stomach and bowels,
and of general debility, which so ffrequently present themselves
in shildreu. We subjoin the opinions of a few individuals :
Jr a it Col. John B. Hogan, Collector of the port of Mobile—for-
aorly Senator from the counties of Mohle, Baldwin, ‘VC.. Acting
Adjutant and Inspector General of the Army in the recent Creek
Campaign, $c.
Mobile, August 18, 1S3G.
Gsxtlemes—During thelnte Creek campaign 1 was attack
ed violently with Billions Intermitlen Fever, which for several
days coxfined me to my quarters at Tallahassee. Your South- j
ern Tonic was recommended to me. and my friend Dr. Bussey j
actually rode from Tallahassee to Montgomery and back in one '
day, to "procure me a bottle, which entirely relieved me, and en- !
shied me, before I bad taken half the quantity, to proceed cn ;
wad join the army on Hatchachubba. Since my return home j
say sou was attacked, and I sent into the city for your Tonic, and j
re .retted to learn there was none for sale in Mobile. Cannot
von send some to this place, so that our citizens uiay enjo . the
benefit of the best medicine of the sort I have ever tried ? '
Your attention to this request will confer a favor on the afflicted, |
aid oblige one who has already experienced its beneficial ef- j
jeets. Your ob'tserv't, JOHN B. IlOGAN.
The undersigned hava sold their Warehouse property to
Messrs. Thomas Hardeman, John Jones and James Goddard.
The Warehouse and Commission Business will be conducted
by Messrs. Hardeman and Jones, under the name and style
of Hardeman, Jones & Co. The undersigned, in retiring from
the above named business, feel greatpleasure in recommend
ing those, gentlemen to their former friends and patrons, as
worthy of their fullest confidence ; and they would respectful
ly solicit for them a continuation of that patronage so liberally
extended to them for the last four years, and for which thev
wi’J ever cherish the most lively sense of gratitude
HAMILTON, HAYES* & CO.
Macon. July 18. 1837 34 ]g t3
l S 'HE subscribers kave now been about two years reesta-
J. Wished at their old stand, (formerly Ellis, Sbotwell &
Co.) corner Mulberry and Third streets, "opposite the brick
Tavern, Macon. Tlieir stock of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OIL, GLASS, Ac., which is now very large, will
be constantly replenished to meet the increasing demand.
Arrangements have been made with importers and dealers in
Drugs and Chemicals, in New-Ycrk, Boston, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore, to be furnished at all times with new prepa
rations, and the most choice and genuine articles known to the
trade. The increase of facilities afforded merchants of thii
city by cur enterprising steam boat companies, in the trans
portatiun of produce and merchandize, enables them to off'e
great inducements to merchants, planters and others, to lay i
their supplies at Macon. H. A J. SHOTWELL.
Macon, June 15, 1637 30 tf
■SOfilN £3. AYRICiia’i’-~i£entis£,
r NFORMS the public that he lias on hand, at his office,
next door to Messrs. Cowles A Daggett's store, a quantity
of Wallace's Polishing Tooth Powder. This article
is superior to anything heretofore used 011 the teeth. When
they are free from ca
two or three
and remain in a healthy condition.
Operations on the Teeth and Gums performed with care
and promptness, and all cases treated with the strictest candor.
Novi-I 44 tf
acres ot line, cotton land. The rent to be made on the pre
mises, and the terms made known on tiie dav.
SutaAN S. CALLAWAY, Guardian
October 24 td of the Orphans of said deceased
ff^OR SALE.—An excellent Newark made carriage, but
H- Slightly worn. It may be seen at Mr. Mott's Livery
A|iril 11—12 tf
Stable.
AC A UIDIltVL NSi TICE.
T HE JACKSON ACADEMY will continue the ensuing
year, under the superintendence of Mr. W. A. Flo°
Rence and Lady, aided by a competent Classical Teacher.
The Latin and Greek Languages, Mathematics in its various
branches, Astronomy. Music'and Painting, in short, every
branch of a liberal education, will be taught. Students desi
ring it may be amply prepared, under their instruction, for en
tering college.
The flourishing condition of the institution for tlie present
year, under the superintendance of Mr. and Mrs. Florence,
gives flattering assurances of a speedy and thorough rivalship
with any institution of the kind in the State. Every facility
for boarding, Ac.may be had in private families in the village
and vicinity, upon tne most reasonable terms.
The Term to commence on the first Monday in January.
WILEY W. GAITHER,
Secretary to the Board of Trustees.
Jackson, Butts county, Nov. 11, 1837. 44 I2ts
GEORGIA, TALTAFEIUIO COUNTY.
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GlOBQIA, Newton sonnly.
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fta. 52 Wilt.
OEOBCIIAj I.osvndes county.
I NFERIOR COURT, sitting for ordinary purposes, Sep
tember Term, 1837.—It appearing to the Court, that Pen-
, . . nywell Folsom, late of the county aforesaid, deceased, did,
• eNisl—The petition of A'.vanE. Whitten respectfully while in life,to wit, on the 15th day of February, 1634, make
« h to the Court, that on the 17;h day of December, 1834, : and execute to Dennis Hills, his certain writing obligatory, bv
David Stovall made and executed to one Harris TOnev. hie | which he bound bimself, his heirs and assigns, to make or cause
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UH.T OF ORDINARY, November Term, 1337—Pre
lent tlieir honors Parmedus Reynolds, Wia. D. Conyers'
and \fm. C. Dobbins, Esqrs.
Ru "
showi
certai [writing obligatory, to wit: a bond for titles to a tract of
land inFranklin county,lying on both sides of Hudson’s river,
knowdks Darley Stanley’s place, adjoining Tlios. Bush and
John and others, aud conditional that the said David
Stovall s.njtild make, or cause to be made, good and lawful
titles to the said tract of land, whenever the said Harris Toney
should comply with tlie conditions of the bond; and your peti
tioner avers, that David Stovall lias departed this life, without
to be made to the said Dennis Hills, good and lawful titles to
Lot of Land No. 1185, in the 3d district in the county of For
syth ; and it appearing further to the Court, that the said Pen-
nywell Folsom departed this life without executing titles to
said lot of land, in compliance with his bond aforesaid:
It is therefore ordered, that all persons concerned shew
cause, if any they can, by the first Monday in January next,
why Hamilton W. Sharpe and Elijah English, administrators
executing said titles; and your petitioner further avers, that on the estate of the said Penny well Folsom, shot Jd not be di-
Harris Toney transferred the said bond to him for value receiv- j rected to execute titles, in compliance with the bond aforesaid,
ed, and that your petitioner is now ready to comply with liis
part of the contract; and your petitioner further avers and
states to this honorable Court, that the administrator of the said
David Stovall, deceased, is willing to make good titles to said
tract of land to your petitioner, whenever this honorable Court
sliall so direct him. Your petitioner therefore prays this ho
norable Court to grant him an order, directing the administra
tor of tlie said David Stovall to make him titles in tlie terms
of the law in such cases made and provided ; and vour peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will ever pray, Ac.
THOS. F. JONES", Petitioner’s Att’y.
It is ordered, bv the Court, that the Clerk advertise the fore
going Rule Nisi three months in one of the public gazettes of
th’13 State, and tlat all persons concerned be and appear,-by
tlie firstMondayin March next, to show cause, if any they have,
why James R. JIcCalla. administrator on the estate of David
Stovall, deceased, should not make titles to your petitioner, iu
terms of the la" - .
A true copv from the minutes, this 7th November, 1837.
Nov 14.1837—3m AUGUSTIN W. EVANS, D.c. c. o.
G eorgia, newton county.
Whereas William K. Eagby and Daniel N. Baker ap
ply to me for letters of administration an the estate of Eliza
beth Bagby, late of said county, deceased—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
(if any they have,) why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office, this 2d dav of Nov. 1837
Nov 14—43 Sts GUINEA O'NEAL, c. c. o.
€» tfcs££n 5A 3 LcwaifS county.
INFERIOR COURT, sitting for ordinary purposes, Sep-
5- tembe-r Term, 1837.—It appearing to the Court that Pen-
nywell Folsom, late of the county aforesaid, did, while in life,
to wit, on the 4th day of February, 1835, make and execute to
- c from calcarious matter, by applying this powder j Dennis Hills his certain writing obligatorv, bv wliicli he bound
e times a week, the teeth become perfectly white, himself, his heirs and assigns, to mak
'teacher Wanted.
O N account of the resignation of Mr. Thompson, the place
of Rector in the Male Academy at Eatonton has be
come vacant. The Trustees are very solicitous to employ a
Classical Teacher, of good qualifications, to take charge of the
Academy. Liberal eucouragement will be given to a gentle
man who is deserving oi patronage. Early application is re
quested. The next term commences 1st Molidav in J ulv next.
JAS. A. MERIWETHER,
Eatonton, June 5—21 tf Sec’v. Board of Trustees.
LAN'S) J''«St SALE. ""
IT OT No. 251, 2ist District Stewart county.
From TuoiIAS K. SLAUGHTER, M. D.
Park's Bridge, April 1st. 1837. !
Gentlemen—I received a few lines from you,dated March j
29th, requesting me to make a statement to you of all the lenefi- j
rial information that lias fallen under my notice from the use of i
CosTKit A Coxf.'s Southern Tonic. I can but sny to you, j
that from the limited experience I have with the Tonic, and |
ns far as 1 have use i it. I am well please i with the article. •
The reason I was induced to make a trial of the Tonic, was j
mv having some patients who, from idiosyncracy of cor.stitu- j
Son, could not bear the quinine. I wars compelled to resort to !
came other remedy, and seeing iu the papers this article highly j
recommended. I resolved to give it a trial, consequently I or j
ber<“i half a d-ur-en Lotties from Mr. Powell in Mdleclgeville; j
«ad in using this Tonic, I found rt necessary to admin ster in j
larger doses than what is directed by tlie proprietors. By this ;
means I was enabled to check the intermitting fever, in' every j
instance, where it hail beeu civeii urcording to directions. 1 j
Lavs also used this article with considerable benefit in chronic j
complaints, where there was hectic fever. I have now a pa ;
fient under treatment affected with clileosis; she is rapidly |
convalescent. The patient, wliru I was called to see her,- was J
finable to get oat. of bed, with alarming hemorrhage from the
has been treated with Pe c-s’ pills and this Tonic.
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do Randolph do
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do Leo de
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do do do
Do do 209,
do
do do do
Do do 155,
18th
do Stewart do
Do do 121,
10th
do Randolph do
Do do 143,
do
do do do
Do do 7G,
13th
do Lee do
Do do 1(:6,
8th
do Baker do
Do do 306,
do
do do do
Do do 395,
2d
do do do
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do
do do do
Do do 93,
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do Randolph do
Do do 130,
do
do do ' do
Do do 321,
do
do Early do
Do do 74,
do
do do do
Do do 333.
3d
do Baker do
Do do 334,
do
do do do
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‘Pi»’y
1) the subscribers, in this nlace, or
, e or cause to be made to
the said Dennis Hills, good and lawful titles to Lois of Land
Nos. 290, in the 24th district and 2d section, and 1213 in the
17th district and 3d section of formerly Cherokee, now Cass
county; and that the said Penny well Folsom departed this life,
without executiiigtitles to said lots of land, in compliance with
said bond :
It is therefore ordered, that all persons concerned shew
cause, if any they can, by the first Monday in January next,
why Hamilton NY. Sharpe and Elijah English, administrators
on the estate of the sa". 1 Pennywell Folsom, should not be di
rected to execute titles in compliance with tiicbond aforesaid,
and that a copy of this rule be published in some public ga
zette tinee months previous to tbe time aforesaid.
A true extract from the minutes, this 9th day of Sept. 1637
WILLIAM SMITH, c. c o.
September 26.18‘7 36 3m
Gali -!ia:it« Vegetable Ferer s«n«l Ajjric S*iI!a,
CJOUTHERN TONIC. GREENE’S TONIC MTXT-
k3 URE, and MORTON’S COUGH SYRUP, will be fur
nished merchants in the country, at the proprietor's prices
by H. A J. SHOTWELL,
June 20—22 tf Macon.
G eorgia, crawford county.
Whereas Andrew B. Kennedy applies to me for let
ters of administration on tbe estate of Mary.Lovc-t, late of said
county deceased—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singulartlie
kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my
office, within the time prescribed by la w, to show cause, if any
they have, why said letters should not lie granted.
Given under my hand, at office, this 1 4th dav of Nov. 1S37
Nov 17—44 5ts PHILIP J. ECHOLS, c. c. o.
G 1 EDRGIA, JONES COUNTY.
T Whrreas Elizabeth Adams and Robert Caldwell ap
ply for letters of administration, with the will annexed, on
the estate of James Adams, late of said county, deceased—
These are therefore to cite and admuuish ail and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 8tli day of November, 1637.
Nov. 14—43 Sts CHARLES MACARTHY, c.c.o.
and that a copy of this rule be published in some public gazette
three months previous to the time aforesaid.
A true extract from the minutes, this 9th dav of September,
1337. WILLIAM SMITH, c. C. o.
September 2G, 1837 3G 3m
G KORGIA, Taliaferro County i
\\ H ERE AS Gilbert Kent applies to mo for letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Edward Perkins, late of said
county, deceased—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and
appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to
show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, this 16th November. 1837.
Nov. 21.—45 5t. QUINEA O’NEAL, c. C. O.
C _ cir.itmryn «SNir*5r.T*3:.
'saNDlDAliio ioi- Muiir&>sion JUUU mis AUstuulioti
■’ Axarnin id by tlie Faculty on Thursday and Friday pre
ceding the first Monday in Jan cry next.
Tlie following r littiou has been adopted bv the Board ef
Trustees:
‘‘Every student, before h> is admitted to an actual finding
in any c!u«., shall obtain from the Treasurer of the College,
receipts, by which it shall appuar that ha has complied with
the existing orders of ihj Trustees, in regard to expense;
which receipts he shall produce to the fifficiU* of the College'
who ha3 at that time the Tl .in:r.tion of the slats into which
he desires to euter. And if any officer admit a student to the
recitations of his class, without such receipts, such officer shall
be responsible to the Treasurer for the expenses of such stu-'
dents; and this rule shall also be observed iu regard to every
student, at the commencement otevovy new session of College.
By order of the Boa r d.
B. P. STUBBS. Secretary.
December 12, 1837 51 tf
]V hGRO 8HOL3 AND BLANKETS, together with a
-L x large assortment of seasonable goods, for stile at Augusta
prices by R. B. BOSTWICK A Co.
Milledgeville, Dec. 12- 1837. 51 tf \
G'
FOB SALE.
\ HOUSE AND LOT. in the town of Eatonttm. fonuedy
-z-A- owned by Lewellen W. Hudson, deceased, joining the
Church aud Academy square, and on which Mrs. Leverett
now lives.
Also, 400 acres of Laad. within a mile and a half of town,
with a good spring and handsoma situation for private resi
dence.
The above property, if not sold before the lit of January^
next, will be to rent. HAMLIN BASSJ
Putnam county, Dee. 4. 1837 50 tds
EORGIA, LAURENS COUNTY. ”
Whereas Joel Hare applies to me for letters of ad
ministration on tlie estate of Churity Hare, late of saidcouatr r
i deceased:
| These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
! the kiudred and creditors of said deceased, to Le and appear
1 at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
; if any they have, why said letters should uotbe granted,
i Given under my baud, this 4t 1 December. 1837.
j Dec. 8—50 5ts FRANCIS THOMAS, c. c. o.
FExALi; SMIINA.HV.
county, deceased: i f 11IIE Trustees of the Monticello Female Academy take
These arc therefore to cite anti admonish all and iriugu- ■ -■ great pleasure in annoutu.--.nqthat they Upve engaged, for
EWBG1A, Dccalur County:
Whereas Richard Simms, Jr., applies to me for let
ters of administration, de bonis von, with the will annexed, on
the estate of John Rogers, deceased—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular ;
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear !
at my office, within tbe time prescribed by law, to show cause, ■
if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under mv band, at office, this 12tli dav of Nov. 1337.
Nov. 12,1837.— 45 5t C. M. AMOSS.e.C.O.
G eorgia, joxes county.
Whereas Susan Sharpe applies to me for letters
of administration on the estate of John Sharpe, Jatc of said
EORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Whereas Benjamin Coliierand Harris Johnson apply
to me for letters of administration on the estate of Septamus
Weatherby, late of said county, deceased—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singula*
tlie kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appea
at my office, within the time prescribed bv law. to show cause,
if any they have, why 6aid letters should not be granted.
Given under mv band, November 10, 1837.
Nov 14—43 5*is PHILIP J. ECHOLS, c. c. o.
^EORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY.
the ensuing year, the services of Mr. W. H. IHupr an A Lady,
j assisted in tlie Musical Department by Miss Mat Hr*. From
Mr. Hunt's qualifications. d^Wff-AT a.temiou, and exj eiie’nea
as a teacher, with the superior endowments of Mis* kialbaz'
| in the musical department, and a very valuable apparat** at
tached to the institution, we invite, with great confidonce, our '
; friends to patronise the institution. Board can be bad, on good
; terms, t idier at tlie Academy, or in its vicinity.
The term to commence on the second Monday in January
j next. M. CHAMPION, Secretary.
Monticello, Dec. 1, 1837 £0 3ts
! S3 SCAPED from Greentzboro', ou or about the IC'th ult.,
■ hJJ a light, or what is commonly termed a yellow
| I ILL5 . between 4 and 5 years old, well grown fer her ag*.
J No particular marks recollected; believe ohe has a star bj bur
1 forehead, and pale white legs and mouth ; ber tail is hr j, sba
! trots and canters well, and walks tolerably fast. A r.y mfor-
' inatiun, in regard to said filly, will le thankfully received, and
■ a suitable reward and all reasonable expenses paid, by Gto.
1 G. Matthews. Esq., at Grenneiburo', «r tbe aubscriLkr.liv-
ing at Athens, Clark county. N. A. ADAMS.
| Athens. 30th Nov. 1837 50 4ts
• f j>4j OTICE.—We have tiffs dav sold our entire stock of Dry
ilil Gc -- --- - '
steady lia-
WHF.REAS Mary C. Blatter
administration on the estate of Lemue
county, deceased—
l bits, that understands dressing a flower mill enii get ! T1)ese artt therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
Inyment by applying at die Roc k Mills, Ogcclioe River ! tlie kill(lred a!:d creditors of said deaeased, to he.and appear
------ at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show.cause,
if any they have, why said letters should not be.grauted.
Given under my band, November 1 Oth, 1637,
Nov. 14—43 5ts rHILIP J. ECHOLS, C. C.O.
lar the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to Ire and
appear at my office, within the lime prescribed by law, to
show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not
be granted.
Given under mv hand, this dav Nov. 27. 1837.
Nov. 23—47 fits CIIAS. M ACAIH JIY, c. c. o.
C EORGIA, OGLETHORPE CUL'MV!
1ST Whereas William Lumpkin- applies to me for letters
of administration upon the estate of John llenshty, lute of
said county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish ell and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed bv luvv.to show cause,
ifau. they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under in*, ima'd, a! office, this20th dav of Nov. 1837.
Nov. 23—47 fits HENRY BRITAIN, c. c. o.
REOBfilA, ©gicfiiorjic county,
R ULE NISI.—Court of Ordinary, adjourned term. No-
• vember 20lh, T837—Piesenf, their honors John Bill ups,
Henry Banks, and Thomas' Johnson, Justices.
The petition of Elijah Tiller respectfully shows, that Ji&c
Tiller, senior, deceased, white in life, sold your petitioner,
a tractof Land, containing seyentt-five acres, more 01 loss, 1 Goods to Mr. A. H. ItooTj aud respectfully request for
for . the 8UIJ1 of t wo lnuxirn unflar.-S ” im-inoj findum of f a c otitinuance of that liberal pairuaage which our frie*. ♦
which contt act is herewith to the C.onrt Known, and tiled with have bestowed upon us
the clerk thereof; and that said John Tiller died with- | T l le copartnership heretofore existing under die name wd
out having executed a title to your petitioner, lour pet,- I stvle of BURTON & HANSELL is this day dissolved by
toner further shows, that the contract was partly performed i m * utual consent . The unsettled business of the fir*i wi’> be
by hurt during the lifetime of saltl Join, T.iler, ,hu, he attcndeJ to bv A . Hanseli. or A. H. Rout, who are d*l r '
ILLEIL WANTED.—A man of moral and
If
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Hancock county, Ga.
October 24
U illiam
i Mill
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O' 1
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d. that this voting ladv has been afilict-
d with this complaint for the last six or seven years, and has
iV.cn medicine from various physicians without any benefit.
I ought to liave oiiser
ed '
tab
8he is now in Letter health than sbe has been in five years I
previous, and I think will, with perseverance in tlie use of this j
article, regain her former health: but tlie result of this ease }
shall be reported to you, an 1 all other effectual results which j
shall come under my notice. You are at liberty to uge thi 1
letter, or any extract from it you wish.
I am yours, with respect,
" THOMAS K- SLAUGHTER.
Milledgeville, Sept. 13,183G.
filessrs. Siianan, Beall and Reynolds :
Gentlemen :—From die recommendation of a friend, I ;
was induced to try Coxe’s & Coster's Southern Tonic, fertile j
cure of Fever and Ague, &r. I can safely say, that it is one ,
of the best remedies ever offered to the public for that pi- j
Sltf asant disease, for the cure of all Bilious complaints. Since
? have tried it, I have recommended it to a great many per
sons. and they ail piotiounce it a most invaluable tned ebie
Youns, Ac-
CHS. OGDL
on, Bakercountv.
COWLES & YVARD.
21tt, 1337 39 tf
S O fix’iS sf *i ~x ’TO NSC.—The success of the South
ern Tonic is unprecedented. It has been anxiously
| sought after bv all classes i:i all parts of the United States, and
; its widely extended distribution has been owing to the many
| requests received from every section of the South and South-
1 west. Although it originated in an obscure part of the coun
try but a few years since.it is now found iu all tbe principal
towns and villages in the Union, and its virtues as a cure for
1 Ague and Fever, and as a general Tonic, are appreciated by ali
i who have used it. Being as it professes, a compound of
j Southern Vegetables, it is needless to offer tbe assurance that
; there is no Arsenic, Mercury, nor any thing in the least hurtful
j to the human constitution iu it It will be found a valuable
| Medicine in all eases of Dyspepsia and disorganised Stomach
j and Bowels, and patients convalescing from Bilious Fever, will
' re the moat impoitaut benefits from the ttse of the South-
Ton c. It may he administered to chifdren and infants
! of the int st tender age, with the utmost safely,
j Prepaied by Coster cc Oux'K, nt their Labrntory, at Mont-
I gomerv, Alabama.
For sale bv their appointed agents in Milledgeville.
SHAIIAN. BEALL & REYNOLDS.
! Mav 2. 1837 1-5 tf
Messrs. Irhahan, Belli and Reynolds :
GaNTLEMF.S :—In' compliance with your request, I give j
veil this certificate, certifying to the beneficial eff ects derived j
from-the use of Coster & Coxe’s Southern Tonic. I had se- j
vere libfis and fevers for eighteen months, and before taking !
one bottle, I was entirely cured. I have no doubt tiiat it is !
tar best medicine iiuuse for the Fever and Ague. ,
y- 14 x have tried every other means v. itliin my power. ! con be bad with the laud if desire
daring the time I had those chills, and all to no effect.
Oct S, 1837. N. B. SNIPES.
Messrs. Shahan, B 'all and Reynolds:
(I eNT 1.EMEN :—Having had some severe chills and fevers
dr.ring this summer—and after trying several other medicines,
I was'induced to try your Coster & Coxe's Southern Tonic,
and before taking half tlie bottle, I was entirely rid of them.
1 do think it the (test medicine for 1 ever and Ague tiiat I hat e
seen ar.d‘ do cheerfully recommend it to my friends and ac-
rpaiuLiinces. GEORGE W- BUTTS.
Baldwin county, Oct. 6 1837
-*-y^ iVeoared only by COSTER A CONE, at ti.eirEabo.
ratiry. Montgomery, Alabama, and sold by tlieir agents in eve
ry part of the United States. .
03” For sale i:i Milledgeville, by
JAMES H.-SHAITAN.
Der. 16' r>2 lf
_ KAiVUi V ffl S DtClJTB.
M IS id IN'S PILLS, entirety Vegetable, admitted by tlie
Faculty and thousands who have experienced their be
neficial effects, iii cverv section of tbs Union, to-be the best
FAMILY MEDICINE ever yet discovered: prepared by
William Mishin, Esq., Member of toe noval College of Sur
geons, Licentiate of Apothecaries Company, Fellow of Bolt
Court Society, Surgeon to the Royal Union Pension Associa
tion Lancaster Place. "Waterloo Bridge, and Perpetual I upil
of Guy's an i St. Thomas’ Hospitals, London.
Tiffs va'utVle Medicine, the discovery of a Medical Prac
titioner of the first eminence of the present day, having with
unfailing success stood the test of twenty years’ experience
in the extensive and highly respectable practice of the pro
prietor, is, at the earnest solicitation of a number of gentlemen
of l.,ug anl high standing in the profession, now introduced to
the notice of the American Public, with full conviction, after
the most delibeiate and careful investigation, that this truly
valuable composition, will be found highly efficacious in re-
Biovinir al ,d preventing all those complaints prevalent in the
Western Hemisphere, and it is also hoped as a preliminary
step to check the evils and fatal consequences arizing from
the use of the numerous deleterious nostrums forced upon tile
LASDS f02E SALlEr
raMIE Subscriber, being desirous to sell a portion of the fol-
flL lowing described Lands, will dispose of them on reason
able terms. They are mostly situated i-.v the counties of Lee,
Baker and Decatur—among them are two Plantations occupi
ed bv the subscriber in Lee county, one of which contains
i about 1.500 Acres, with an abundant drop growing upon it, and
’ the other contains about
2 cog Acres, lias saw mill in operation and another nearly
j completed, which will perhaps notbe surpassed in value by any
I other in the Stater, also a STna.il grist mill: there is a por-
i tion of cleared Land with a crop growing upon it,—Also, about
: 15 Plantations in various parts of the counties, nearly all situ-
! ated upon Fiint River or creeks. They contain from -500 to
I 3,000 Acres each, have a portico of cleared land oi the most
j productive kind,and are well watered.—Also, several Houses
i aU (i Lots in B tdribridge, Decatur county; among them is the
! Tavern House and Lot of that place—tlie House is well fur-
! nished. and the furniture can be had with the premises if
| wished. There will be a Steamboat run regularly from Apa-
I lachicola and St. Josephs to this place, which, with the various
j iimprovements that are flow in progress in the section of
j country in which the town is situated, must render it a liou-
S rishing commercial place. For further particulars, apply to
j M. R. Moore, Bain-ridge. S. G. Stevens, Albany, Baker
! countv, Thomas Hogans, Pindertown, or the Subscriber at
j Yineville. ALEXANDER SHOTWELL.
P. S. For sale the choice of two improved lots iu Yineville.
i July 11
WILLIAM SHIVERS, Sen.
40 wtit
Otmafgec Academy, Twiggs Ceaalr, a.
MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.
f BUIE Trustees of this Institution have secured tbe return
0. ofits former Rector, Mr George P. CoorER, to be aided
by bis Lady, and probably by Miss McKean, of Beaufort
S. C. This gentleman's uniform professional success is.so
, well known as to render any recommendation from us quite
] unnecessary. ’Tlie school will open on the 6th of January
! next. As hereto!',.re, besides the primary branches, he will
I to ich the English Language grammatically, with Arith-
1 m -ue and Geometry; History, ancient, modern and natural,
| wih Geography; Heathen Mythology; Elements of Natural
j and Moral Philosophy; Logic, Rhetoric, anil Composition.
. His terms of tuition from sGii to i$24, the scholastic vear.
| Musie, Drawing, and Painting at the usual prices per term,
j The Academical edifice is a large and commodious building
I —the neighborhood healthy, and board attainable at sundry
- -r wRcrtRlv ..t fr.ui. *3*0 to $10 pci montll.
I There will be an examination closing each semi-annual term,
j by a committee to Le selected by us on tlie occasion, and.-bv
a::v persons wilting to join in tbe tests.
HENRY BUNN, d
IB A E DUPREE, j
D. W. SHINE. !► Trustee*.
IT. IT. TARVER, |
JNO. G. SLAPPEY,J
November 14 43 2amtlF
EATONTON fi?FJIALB SCHOOL.
nnilE exe rcises of this School will be resumed on Monday,
.3. the Ifith dav of January next. Parents who intend to
patronise this institution, are earnestly requested to enter their
daughters on tiie Jirsi day of die session, or as soon afterwards
as t ossible. Board may be obtained in several families in
the viila r e, and also in the family of the principal.
JAMES W. ARMSTRONG, Principal.
Eaton-o :. Dpc. 8, 1837 50 eow5t
JS AS>iSt»N MAliE & FE.1IA E--JE ACASTINTS!EPS.
rSMIIE Trustees of the Academies in Madison. Morgan
Ja. county, have tlie gratification t<> announce to the public,
that they have engaged the services of’Mr. AUGUSTUS A LDE.N,
to take charge of the Male Department for the ensuing year.
The talents and capacity of Mr. Aidcn-are well known. In
his early labors as an instructor-of-youth iu our village, seve
rnl of the host scholars in tiie State of Georgia received from
him the foundation of their educations. ‘We can show many
living evidences of bis ability as a scholar and instructor
of tbe first order.
Our Female Department willopcn under the most favorable
circumstances. Our boil dings (having erected a musical saloor,
are all in fine order—with at: entire new set of Chemical, Phi
losophical and AstronomicaTAppnratus. Mr.OscooD PlE.-.C E,
who has been for several years in some of the most distinguish,
ed seminaries in the country, and two competent female assist
ants, have been engaged. It has been found by experience,
that the higher branches of education, especially iu philosophy,
chemistry, the ancient ntnl modern languages, cannot lie sue- j
cessfully taught without a male snperinter.dant. Sncli is our j
object, and we fool satisfied, that from the high standing of Mr. j
Pierce, that our expectations will be fully realized.
Our Musical Department, on tbe Piano, Guitar, with Vocal ,
Music, on an entire new yet simple plnufi will he under the ;
direction of Mt. Danu:r. Chase, whose success-as an in- ;
structor is unsurpassed, and we heiicve unequalled in the
State. Vocal music will form a part of the exercises of the
school every day. thereby combining s sweet influence with a ;
charming recreation. Painting, drawing, with all the various j
branches of a fashionable, polite and substantial education, |
such as are taught in the very best schools of the country, w ill
be attainable in our schools. We can assure t
that no pains, or expense, to accomplish the purposes set forth, j
will be left untried by ns. The terms of tuition will be mo
derate. Our village is remarkably healthy, and board can be
had on reasonable terms. Our schools will open on the second
Monday in January next. ELIJAH E. JONES, i .
JOHN Yv. PORTER, | 7
THOMAS J. BURNEY, } ?
THADEUS B. REE
JOHN ROBSON.
( ~T EORGIA, LOWNDES COUNTY.
~W Whereas Levin J. Knight applies to ibo for letters of
administration on the estate of Richard EaLun. late.of said
county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all aud singular j
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear j
! at iny office, within the time prescribed by law. to show cause, ]
j if any they have, why said fetters should not bc-grauurd. i
(iiven under my hand, this 14th day of Nov. 1837.
j Nov. 24—4G 5w \VM. SMITH, c.c.o. j
j J EORGIA, JASPER COUNTY j
j 1 Personally appeared before me Josiah Pope, and !
. after being duly sworn, deposed, andsaith, that he has lost or I
! mislaid tlie following notes, to wit: One made payable to j
j Alsey W. Pope, by Kellum & Maxsy, foi the sum of Three j
i Hundred and 'Itiiny dollars, doc iith February, ieuT, und i
| date the same day. Also, one other note, made payable to |
j James M. Darden, or bearer, due 2.5th December, 1636, and j
. dated between the 1 Lth aud 15tli of J line, 163G, for the -sum of i
! One Hundred and Twenty-five Dollars, signed bv A.-Beck j
I and S. J. Hendrick. ' JOSIAH "POPE.
| Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 26th day of No-
! vember, 1637. D. A. REESE, j. i. c. i
| December 1, 1837 48 ots j
I G£i>RGSA, Laurens t»ti:i!y
11EREAS Kenan Wright applies to me for letters of
dismission from the estate of John Clark, deceased—
These art; therefore to cite and admonish all and singular I
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed bv law, to show cause,
if a,Iv they have, why said ietm.s should not be granted.
Given under mv hand, this firh November, 1887.
Nov 14,1837—n,fin FRANCIS THOMAS, c. c.o.
tiIBOBH3 A, .Morgan coiml;.
I NFERIOR COURT, sitting for Ordinary purposes, No
vember Term, 1337—Present, their honors Haas Walker,
Thaddeus B. Rees, William S. Stokes, Justices.
On tbe application of Nathan Ahlredge, administrator of
John L. Kirby,deceased, stating that lie lies fully adminis
tered and i>«id out the assets of said estate, and prays for
letters of dismission therefrom—Whereupon, it is ordered,
that six months’ publication be made of this Rule. Nisi in tlie
Sou.hern Recorder, requiring all persons concerned to file
their objections, if any they have, why said letteis of dismis
sion should not bn granted: in default thereof letters of dis
mission wi 1 be granted, in terms of the statute in such cases
made, ami piovidcd, at the first Court after the time ubove
specified.
A true extract from the minutes, November Gth, 1837.
Nov 1 !, 1337—iiifim JOHN W. PORTER, c.c.o.
GKORGSA, Lattrca? County.
( lOURT OF ORDINARY, November Term, 1837.—On ,
j the application of John Woodard, guardian of the per- !
son and property of Green Woodard, for letters of dismis- |
shjti from said guardianship, he having shown to the Court !
that he had made a full settlement with V.s said ward : it is j
therefore ordered, that after six months publication of this
rule in tlie Southern Recorder, that lie be finally and fully
dismissed from said guardianship, unless sufficient cause be
shown to the contrary. FRANCIS THOMAS, CTk.
November 14, 1837 43 mCiu
applies to me for lettors of' is now ready to pay off the whole of the consideration money,
uel 1). Slatter, late of said whenever Marlin Tiller, the executor of the said John Tiller,
who is a resident of said county, shall umke titles, according
to the contract.
Wherefore, it is ordered by :he Court, that, if no cause be ■
shown to the contrary, before the May tenn of this Court I
tlie .said Martin Tiller w ill lie instructed to make titles to the j
said Elijah Tiller, in pursuance of said contract; and that (
this notice be published for three months in the Southern f
i Recorder, a public gazette of suid State.
| A true extract from the minutes of the Court of Ordinary,-!
I at tlie adjourned Term of said Court, 'his 20th Nov. 1837. j
j Nov.t28—47 3m HENRY BRITAIN, c. c. o.
authorised to do so.
Milledgeville, November Ifi, 1637
W. B. BURTON.
A. H. HAN SELL.
47 tf
Gr
O N die first Tuesday in February next, at the Court-house
door, in the town of Madison, Morgan county, will bu
sold, a TRACT OF LAND, belonging to the estate of Homer
Y. Milton, deceased, containing 120 acres, known as Let No.
317.in the 29th district formerly Baldwin,now Morgan county.
Sold by ordtrof tlie Court of Ordinary for Jefferson county
Terms of sale, cash. ROGER L. GAMBLE, Adui r.
-December 1.1837 48 tds
GEORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTYh
r Whereas Nixon Moore applies to me for letters of
administration on the estate of Thomas J. Livingston, late of
said county.deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all ai)d singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
ntmy office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any they have, why said letters should be granted.
Given under my hand, lids 27th day of November. 1837,
Dec. 1—48 5ts PHILIP J. ECHOLS, c.c.o.
jT1 EORGIA, THOMAS COUNTY,
x U Whereas Andrew GartmaW and David Girtman ap
ply to me for letters of administration on the estate of Marv
Neal, late of said county, deceased :
These are therefore to rim and admonish all and singular
the kindred and rrediturtrrf said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law. to show cause,
if any they have, v.by said letters should not be granted.
Given under mv hand, nt office this 24th November, 1837.
Dee. 5—49 5ts NEILL McKINNON/c.c.o.
G 1 EORGIA, CRAY. FOBD COUNTY.
7 Whereas Janies J. Folsome applies.to me for letters
of administration on the estate of Jackson Fclsome, late of
said county,deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all amp singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any they have, why said letter should not be granted.
Given under my band, this 29th day of November, 1637.
Dec. 5—49 Sts PHILIP J. ECHOES, c.c.o.
G s:0 RKSA, Jones ( oanly.
Whereas John DillarU und Silas Middlefirttoks ap
ply to me for letters of administration on the estate of Tboa.
Dillard, late of said county, deceased :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
EORGIA, DECATUR COUNTY.
Whereas Leas ton W. Moore and Greetiberry Moor*
apply to me for letters of administration on the estate of Ti-l-
mas Moore,late of said county,deceased:
And whereas William A. tiuiitlt applies for letters of admix
lustration, with die will annexed, on tiie estate of Jauw Ir£»
Dow, late of said county, deceased :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all aud slngailae
the kindred and creditors of sail decca.-e J. to be and appear
at my office within-the time prescribed by law, to show eause. 1
if any they have, why said letter’s should not be granted.
Given under iny hand, at office, ifith November, 1837.
Nov-24—4S 5w C. M. AM088, c. e. a.
"5“N | in.-,uuuce of tin o iter of iho CVuirt ot (Jidinarv u£
JL Burke county, will t.e sold, a! the Court-house in Fnr-
ly county, on tin? first Tuesday in February next, Lot No..
115, in the 4th district of Early county, ns tbe property of
Fielding; Freer, deceased, late of Burke county. Terras
of salo, credit till 1st day of December next, pinuliaser-
giving note with two gout endorsers, payable at the iiauk
of Milledgeville. MULFOP.D MARSH, . ,
FIELDING FRYER, j Adm M '
November 5, 1837 4'J tds
L OS l. on 1 hurstl-iy, 28d instant, between MidcdgevilJe
and Salem, on tiie bridge road, a pah of Smidiebag*,
containing some clothing: one pair of pantaloons, two.
shirts, one pair of socks, a cap, a razor, and a copy of
Zion Songster. Any person finding the same will pleasa
leave it at the Hotel of Messrs. Beecher r.t:d Brown, Mil-
ledsoviile, and a liberal reward will be given.
December 5—49 4t* MILTON WASSON.
50!
BALES OF COTTON WANTED, bv
JAMES T.'LANE.
Mii'n dgeville, Dec. 411337. 49—tf
3IOTOT PLEASANT ACADIiMY.
T lIIE Trust, es of this institution take pleasure in announc
ing to tlie public that they have engaged tlie services of
Mr. Francis D. Currrmrn, foTtlia ensuing year. This gen
tleman's high literary attainments and success in teaching
are so well known, as to render any recommendation from us'
quite unnecessary. The School will open ou the 1st Monday,
in January next. The prices of Tuition and Board shall be
regulated by the pressure of the times. Lest, however, we
should be charged with having made false professions, we
subjoin tlie terms, as follows, viz :
1st. For Orthography, Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic,
as far as tlie rules of Proposition, single and conjoined, por-
anntiin, $12.
2d. Including tne former, with Mercantile, Mathematical
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, aud the usual
tlie kindred and creditors of said deceased, to Le and appear j School course of History, per annum. $16.
cause, | 2d. Including the former, with the Greek and
at mv office, within the time prescribed by law, to show i
if ar.y they have, why said letters should no: be granted.
Given under my hand, at Office, this 2d ofDec. 1837.
49— at CHARLES MACARTHY, c.c.o.
tf
: 4J 44F.K'a'ei4?5?r I E jtSO5’HV, ( ObENT5S5CiA
flflllE subscriber would inform bis friends and the public
.a. <r.-nera!Iv, that ito lias purchased and lias personally
; takc,rcbnrge'of this establishment, und intends to devote his
I emir,, attention Id the comfort and accommodation ot such
1 as mav honor bi n with their patronnge. He feels assured
I that long experience has enabled him to give as general sn-
I tisfactioTi iaVvrrv line of bis business ns can be given in this
cirv and lie pledges Himself that no effort of Ins shall be
: spared in making'this one of the most desirable bouses of
! otibHc and private entersninme.nt iti the Southern country.
I The buildings are all new, large, airy and convenient; tlie
furniture hpw, -good,, and well -s^srifor! to tbe estabbsninent.
able (and this is an important item with a weary way-
Oet 24—40 3Sts
<45245ESC43 A, Oglethorpe county.
T O the, honorable Inferior Court of said county, sitting
for Ordinary purposes, September term, 1837—Present '
tlieir honors llenrv P. Hill, Thomas Johnson and William I
community j W. Davenport, Esqrs.
" '' The petition of William W. Davenport, administrator de j
bonis non, upon the estate of Wiley Hopper, deceased, re- j
spcctfnlly showed, that Its has fully administered the estate j
of said deceased, and prays this honorable body that letters
dismissorv mav be granted him, in terms of the law. in such
cases made and provided—it is therefore’ ordered bv the
Court, that the prayer of the petitioner he granted, and tiiat
the Clerk of tills Court do issue a citation, requiring all
persons concerned to shew rmue, if any they have, wli v the
said Administrator dc bonis non, on said estate of Wiley
! IIopp.T.daceaseff, on the first M-outhv in March next, should
not h v discharged. Ir is further ordered, that a copy of this
B ROUGHT TO JAIL, in Eatonton. on the 3d instant, a
negro tnan, who says his name is BOB, and belongs to a
| Mr. Bnhannan, near Cahawba, Dadas countv, ALoaina. he j , , published in the Southern Recorder,one of tlie pub-
i says lie was bought by sa td Bohannon of James O Neal, of (hU Statc . for th , space of six months.
| Morgan county. Ga. about the 1st of March iastt Said boj is Vtrne extract from the m notes of the Court of Ordinary
i 5 10 “ r 11 «»chcs high about 2o yrtr. old, dark | m 1S ' j7 . HENRY BRITAIN, c. 0. o. ’
complected. Tbe owner k therefore requested^tojeome for-^ s |o_ ]3 -> l7 3( mfim
I wa
D SZ. <2AS52 lias removed 1,is oliiee to tf.e buiiiiitig re
cently occupied by Messrs. Geo. Root Jc Sox, as tin
6tcre, directly ojijiosite the store oi' It. B. Bostwick lx. Co.
Milledgeville, Nov. 28,1637 47 10t«
B ii3i’—The Subscribers have, and will keep con
stantly on hand, a supply of hard and well burnt
BRICK at their Brick-yard near Midway, where purchasers
can obtain auv quantities to suit them.
WMS. RUTHERFORD,
SAMUEL RUTHERFORD.
July 18,1837 25 tf
A TEACHEB WASTED,
rjj^O take charge of the Hillsboro’ Mafc Academy the ensu-
J. ing year. A gentleman well qualified, and of good moral
character, will meet liberal patronage. Letters addressed to
li. C. Claytox, Secretary of the Board, will meet with im- j
mediate attention.— Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
Nov. 21.—45 12t ' R. C. CLAYTON. Secretary. 1
TEACHES WAJTED,
f 110 take charge of the Academy situated nt Travellers !
B Rest, Dooly county. To a person who can come well j
recommended as to moral character, and possessing good qua- ;
lificatinns as a classical Teacher, liberal wages will be given. ;
Applicants will please address tlieir letters to the Trustees of I
the Rest Academy, Dooly county, Ga. 40 8w i
faring mini) shall he nt all times supplied with every vsnm
that the citv oruountry market can m.ord: his bar is fiIfed,
arid shall be kept filled, with tlie best of liquors,and his sta
bles garnished witi
short, nntliiug shall
i proprietor, ins n«si-tti
ished with clean a id wholesome provender. In
wanting, so far as depends on the
and servants, to make the house
tne use of the numerous deleterious nostrums ion* i upon me j i . , , r i _ n( i u -ortIt v of patronage,
public, by the aid of advertisements, aud other frauds, by a set I nJleibonic House is situated in u business part of
of mercenary, unprincipled pretenders, (totally ignorant of 1 ,ie Uglemurpc ^ ...
Medical science,! to an extent unparalleled in t.io HistOiy o
l science,) to an
Medical Quackery.
Messrs. Shahsu, Beall and Reynolds :
Gkxtlemf.S:—1 take pleasure in stating to you tbe happy
and beneficial effects I derived from the use of your Miskni s
Bills. Having had some lie ivy chills, accompanied with Fe-
v ers; an i since resorting to those Pills, I was in a few days
entirely well of both. I take pleasure in recommending them
tn all, and even in common cases of Bilious attacks. 1 knew
nothing of these pills until I tried them. Let others do tne same,
4ndjudge for themselves. JOHN GORMAN.
Septcnjotf 17,1637.
r rice, 23cents, 50 cents, and $1 per box. For salc,genuine
as impoited,by
SHAHAN, BEALL A REYNOLDS.
September 511837 d
W.M. P. McKEEN.
41 tf
F f
the citv at lire corner of Ogictliorpc and Randolph streets
Where the undersigned would gladly seeh.s oWfr.endsand
make rtrw arqnaiMtanc?®*
October 10, lfl37 -=
iOR Plantation, lying on die road
from Milledgeville to Macon, 9 miles from tlie former
place, and 21 fro,n the latter, containing 405 acres, with a good
framed Dwelling House,and all necessary oot-liouses; a go-d
well of water, new gin house, &c., all in complete repair-tr
very desirable place for auv person with a small force. P e t‘
sons desirous o? purchasing Le ^itedtoc.Uon^^n-
ber. and view the premises. JAMES McCRAR .
Baldwin county. Nov. 14, 1837 43 ™
ird. prove property, pav charges, and take him away.
Eatonton, Nov 7—43 tf ' F. C. SANFORD, Sh’ff.
TBlflilCS W.l\TJ50-
ffflilE Commissioners of the Academy of the conntyof Ef-
fi- glniii are in want of a Principal Teacher ol the Acad
emy, which is situated at tlie healthy village of Springfield.
The income will be J^IOOO or thereabouts, xhe a] v p6nitinents
will be made frrm the applicants that offer, on the 15th De-
ce i" er next. Apply to JEREMIAH CULLER.
November 14, 1837
Latin Lan
guages. Natural and Moral Philosophy. Rhetoric, Belles
Lettres, Logic, and Ma’dreicatics, tlieoretical and practical,
per annum, 830.
Tiie Academic building is large and convenient, situated in.
a healthy region 10 miles r.orthwen of- McDonough, Henry
county, and remote from scenes ot idleness and dissipation.'
Board can be obtained ax'froth six to eight dollars- per month.
The scholastic year haybien divided, iiito two sessions, eon-'
tasting o. five mcnihs each, and wiii.close by an examination
and exhibition. Bv order cf tiie Board of Trustees.
Dec. 8, 1337.—50 tj'l , THOS. ALLEN, Sec'ry.
LOOK AT”THJS 9*5 Bj;w.lR».
S TRAYED frefu the subscriber, on the fill, of October last.
a Chestnut Sorrel mare fi or 7 years old—trots and paces*
no marks recollected: tlie mare is trying to get to Baldwin
county, where she was raised. Any person delivering her to
me, in the26tli district, Sumpter county, shall have the above
reward, or #10 for any information concerning her, if direct
ed to Pondtown, Sumter county.
Dec 12.—51 4t VINCENT R. TOMMEY.
Kg’ The Standard, Milledgeville, and ailtheMaccu pajiera'
will publish the above, four times, and forward there account*
for payment as above directed. Y. H. T.
C ^VEOHGIA, Jaorgg.ii tloxiiitf :
Jh Whereas, T!<omis D. Sc...tt IIi--Sfrrr, ap
ply to me for letters of Ailminlstration OfrtliC estate of David
Spc«.*gJ decease I, late of said county.
There are therefore to cite and admen -ii all and singulari"
the kindred an 1 creditors cf said deceased, to be and appear
, at mv office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cense,
k '* 111 AC A J3EJE1, li 9 AI..9 CO. ' if any they have, why saitl fetters should not i>c granted.
Given under my hand at office. Decpmbei 5, 1637.
T
43 v.dhs*
t atiiablc t*lantatioii, Hons: anilliot for Sale.
T HE rubscriher, desirous to move to bis lands in Alabama, j
offers for sals a fine PLANTATION in Upso* county, j
five miles west of Cullodens. It contains fi.-n acres of good j ( |’ a f Pa ; ( | c ;, a tio:i be published for six month
oak and hickory lands, witli upwards of 200 c.eared, and to a | (!lA tru ,, ,. x!r . t
nKORGIA* Hancock county.
I NFERIOR COUR f, sitting for Ordinary purposes, Mon-
d.av, 3d J nlv, 1837—Present, their honors James Thomas,
John \Y. Rnhon, Richard S. Hardwick, Joseph B. Guilder,
Justices.
ft appearing to the Court, that James L. Daniel, executor
of &c. of John Daniel, deceased, has folly and faithfully
discharged the ditties of said Execntnrehip,and administer
ed the estate of his said testator, and lie applying for a dis
mission therefrom—
It is ordered, that the Clerk of this Court do issue a cita
tion for all persons interested to shew cause why letters of
i dismission should not he granted to him on mid estate, mid
et from the minutes. 4th Julv. 1337.
—mfim HENRY ROGERS, c. c. o.
F OR SALE, that beautiful, healthy, and commodious
lot, on which the subscriber now resides, at Midway; two
miles from Milledgeville, and a half mile from the site of
Oglethorpe University. It contains ten acres, and has on it a
large, convenient, and pleasant dwelling house, with out-hou
ses, a well of excellent water, and a spring, besides many
other advantages. JOHN A. CUTHBERT.
October 10 th,1337. 38 tf
I3IGIIOKEE JLANO DISTRICTS.
I HE subscriber will furnish those who may wish with
correct Mugs of each District in Cherokoe, with the
the drawer 5 natm-s, residence, and quality of each l*t on tne
T 1
~ IKON WORKS. -
riPHE Habersham Iron Works are now in full and success-
8 fill operation, and the Company owning them are prepa
red to supply any quantity of Castings, at the lowest prices,
either wholesale or retail. Cast Iron Machinery, of any de
scription, will be furnished on the shortest notifies Bar Iron
. • ‘ a , nr esent in much demand, any assortment wanted, oi
fe-.s- m a ity will b ? furnished, by allowing the Company
tne best quality, wiix g aw - Mill and Grist Mill
a short time to draw it to oruer. c, DUGAS
Trnn always kept on hand. LEW Tb r llta-s ~
Iron a ) i Agent Habersham Iron Works Company.
xr -R The Drire of freight mav at all times be calculated
mil "
TNOR S ALE, verv cheap, a large and commodious HOUSE
F arid LOT, situate on Wayne streefi iiearJarratt s^Spnng.
''■ill be punttnallv attended to-
M1 fledge vilfp, Aawst«, 1837 -
JAMES F. SMITH
29, If
Milledgeville, Nov. 24.
46 tf
commodious three stoned framed building, including tb
basement story, on a high and beautiful eminence overlooking < U- Vow,
tbe farm below, together with good ou mouses, and quite noted | n ®^"> ;
fur its contiguity to a good outlet and stock range.
Also, his beautiful LOT in Cullodens, with a single storied
fr-med dwelling, two brick chimneys and five rooms, entry
and piazza, immediately on the Forsyth road, and adjoining
Thomas Stanford, and convenient to the Church and Male'Aca
demy, with outbuildings, including three acres, together with
iftv acres of good oak and hickory woodland, and fine for fuel
nu cultivation, one half mile out on the Calhoun Ferry road.
fifty acres of good oak and -hickory woodland and fine for fuel
-nd cultivation, one half mile out on the Calhoun F .
Upon this tract there is a beautiful high p.ace to boiMnear the
road and lots are laid off and residences arc reanng, out on
each’side of the read nearly adjoining. It is iu sight of the
Female Academy, and has the best brick y ard near the village;
all of which property is valuable, possessing advantages of
society and schools, if rarely equalled, not surpassed by any in
ihe'State. and- will positively be sold on good terms in the
cxinrse of the year, and possession bP the town property could
be given any ume. g g SANDERS.
March. 14,1837 £ S . m jL
'—" 1 TB2ACHEI1 WANTED.
A LIBERAL salary will be given to a competent Teacher,
take charge cf a School at or ne tr Midway post-office,
the next yeaf Address the undersigned; at Midway post-
office, Jones eount ^‘' lIAM MARSHALL. Secretary.
Midw ay, Nov. 14, 1837 ^ 4ta
OF ORDINARY, July Term.—On the appli-
nf Henry C. Fnqun, administrator of Samuel
D. Powers, for letter-- of dismission from said estate, and he
iving shewn that lie has fully administered on said estate,
It is therefore,Ordered, That after six months’ publication
of this rule in the Southern Recorder, that he be finally dis
missed, unless suffiejent cause be shown to the contrary.
Julv 11,1837—ni6m FRANCIS THOM AS. Clerk.
KGAKOM, Morgan county.
I NFERIOR COURT, sitting for Ordinary purposes, ad
journed term, 5th day of June, 1837—Present, tlieir ho
nors Lucius L. YViitich, Thaddeus 13. Rees, Isaac Welker,
and Elijah E. Jonps, Justices.
On the application of Benjamin White, executor of the
lust will and testament of John .Schackleford, deceased,
praving for letters pf dismission from said esfaie—Where
upon it is ordered bv tlie court that six months’ publication
be given of this application in the Southern Recorder, re
quiring all persons concerned to file, tlieir objections, if any
thev hnye, against the granting of tbe same, on or before the
first regular term of this Court, after the expiration of the
time aforesaid, in default offwhich letters of dismission" will,
be granted, in terms of the statute in such cases made and
provided.
A true extract from the minutes, June 5th, 1837.
June 13,1837—mfim JOHN W. PORTER, c.o.0.9
T AKE NOTICE.—The notes and accounts due the sub
scriber, are placed in tlie hands of D. A. Shackelford,
cing to the public, that Mr. Joseph W. N. Mears, tlieir I
late Teacher, will again take charge of their School, commen- ! -
cing on the first Monday in December next. From the cha- I
racter Mr. Mears sustains, as a teacher, and the success with ■ f
which he has taught in this place, the Trustees deem it unne
cessary to say more than that they think individuals, baring
youths to educate, will do well to send them to this place’
Thdocation is healthy, an d board can be obtained on reason
able terms, at a convenient distance from the institution.
\VM. D ETHERIDGE.
Nov. 17—44 fits Sec’y to the Board of Trust.
Dec. ,12.—51 It
JOHN \Y. PORTER,c. c.o.
C'KNTKAli HOTEL, 3UCOS, GEORGIA.
r|AHK subscriber respectfully informs his friends, and the
M_ public in general, that be has taken the above men
tioned establishment, which, having been recently thorough-’
ly repaired an i enlarger! at great expense, is now open
for the reception of Travellers, Boarders, Ac. The cham
bers are large and airy, tlie servants competent and attentive.
His table shall be constantly supplied with every delicacy ti t,
season and market will furnish. His bar is stocked with tbe
choicest Wines and Liquors; and in order more effectually
to make it a first rate Ilou.-e, he lies called to his aid the ser-
whose long experience at
entitled him to the reputation*
subscriber therefore hopes
. - I by bis unremitting exertions to please, to receive a liberal
noauemg again to the public tlie contimiationof Mr. Mar- share of patronage'. HORACE R. WARD.
MOUNT ZION IJrSTSTl’TICX
turns rector of this institution. The facility with which be'
imparts instruction to the youthful mind, ar.d the Iivglv in-
December 5,1837.
N. B.—Good Stabling attached to the Hotel, with faithful
terest for improvement he'excites in his pupils ; the happy in- j and attentive Ostlers. f,p
fluence he acquires over their feelings, his assiduous care ial All tb
.... , - - , . , --v „ . 1 u-j .-— die Milledgeville papers. Savannah Georgian and
cherishing the refined sentiments and social feeling's ol our ; Republican, Brunswick Advocate, Southern Banner, Miner'*
nature, ana the decided moral bias of character he impresses Recorder. Augusta Constitutionalist and Fetttinel. Washing-'
on them, recommena the institution strongly to the patronage ton News, Baltimore Patriot. Colnffibus Enquirer and Sen-
of the mihlir : anrl file linarn nrHf-ntlv l.r.no it vill iv<ao» : i ■■ r t 1 . . i a , „ * ,
of the public; and the Board ardently hope that it will meet
with the encouragement and support its usefulness deserves.
Primary Class—Orthography, Reading and Penmanship,
$8 per term.
Junior Class—English Grammar, Arithmetic, History and
Geography—(for instruction in which latter study a complete
set of splendid maps, and 1 ~ r ~ *'— —
tine], Montgomery Journal, and Charleston Mercury anti Cou
rier, are requested to give the above four insertions each, and
forward tlieir accounts tome for oavment. H. K. \V.
POSTPONED SALE.—Under an order cf the Inferior
Court of Thomas county, will be sold, before the Court-
splendid maps, aud a geographic chart, will be famish- j house door, in Paulding coumy,on the first Tuesday in Jauu-
ed, for die benefit of the students)—612 per term. j ary next, ONE GOLD LOT, No. 655, in 21st district, 3d see- *
Senior Class—In Mathematics—Surveying, Algebra, Geo- tion, containing 40 acres, mere o, less,
metry; and in the Sciences—Rhetoric, Natural, Moral and I AIso.wiH he sold, on thesecond Tuesday in January next,-
Intellectu'41 Fhilusophy, Botany, Chemistry; and in the'Clas- ! before the Courthouse dnenr in Lumpkin county, ONE GOLD
sics—the Latin and Greek Languages—81b' per term.
LOT, No. 278, in the 11th district, 1st section. containrng.IflP
Boardine can be had, in excellent families, on as good terms acres, more crless. Tbe above lots w ill be sold tor cash.
■-? “1 . .L- . ' ° . TTTVDV HrVPin? 1
as in any other part of the country
By ord:-r of the Board.
JOS. BRYAN, Secretary.
Mount Zion, Dee. 3,1837 50 fiw
The Federal Uuion will publish the above 6 weeks, and
ofrward the account to me for collection. J. B.
Esq., of Sparta, for collection.
Sparta, Nov. 14.1937.
ELBERT DICKSON.
44. lm
tL O TICE-—The firm of PITTS & FINLEY is dissolved
IN by mutual consent; and all persons indebted to them, are
requested to make settlement, as early as possible, as they
with to close the joint business.
PITTS it FINLEY.
■ Newborn, Newton co. 30th Nov. 1937 50 tf
Dec. 12—52 12ts
HENRY WYCHE,
THOSi C.'WYCH
E. }
Adm’ra.
G eorgia, iiaucock vountyt
Wher~as William H. Speigiits apfi’lcs to fee'for fee-'
ters of administrattion cn the estate of Ktnrib .Speights.
ceased, late of said county—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sTncuicr
the’kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear-
rt my offieu, within the time prescribed by law, to sl ow caused
if any’ they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office, this 8th Tier. 1337.
It HBNR Y R<*l E R f.iC. cf
