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SOUTHERN RECORDER
B V GRIEVE & OBME-
ItULLEOGEVILLE, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 96, 183T.
No. 54—VOL. Will.
m= The RECORDER is published weekly generally, and
- 1 the Session of Uie Legislature, on Han-
twice a week dun ^ ^ Mj(gouic Hall> at Xh ree Uol .
cock street, ne i. 1 ' b | ; n ac i vance 0 r Four Dollars, if
L ?l P rjS’e«n<loftheyear.
not p.oa oe ^ k sts conspicuously inserted at the usual rates, j
AnvERTR.^ out a specification of the number of insertions, j
T "”* e published until ordered out, and charged accordingly, j
W *i lea of land and negroes, by Administrators, Executors, or j
r ardians, are required bylaw to be held on the first Tuesday i
' the month, between the hours of ten in the forenoon and j
7 j [( t he afternoon, at the Court-house of the county in j
1 hich the property is situate.—Notices of these sales must be j
liven in a public gazette SIXTY days previous to the day o/ j
8 lc * j
81 Notices for the sale of personal property must be given in ,
i;v P manner, FOKTVdavs previous to the day of sale. j
neticc to the debtors and creditors of an estate must be publis i- ;
^Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordina
ry to leave to sell land, must be published for F«UR MONTHS
* Ah business in the line of PR.NTi.su, will meet with prompt
nttention at the Recorder Office-
Letters (on hnsinessl must be pnst-p. _.
"IPFFHOMAS TUItNfjT^ Es( i’ is a cantiidate for
Receiver of Tax Returns of Futnam county, at the election m
January next.
WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION BUSINESS.
FW1HE undersigned would respectfully announce to their
JL friends, and to the public generally, that they have form
ed a copartnership for the purpose of transacting the general
Warehouse and Commission Business, in the city of Macon,
under the name and style of HARDEMAN, JONES & CO.,
They have purchased tile Warehouse lately occupied by
Messrs. Hamilton, Hayes & Co., the well known situation of
which, both as regards safety against fire and the convenience
of its close stores, needs no recommendation. They are now
ready for the reception of cotton, and for the receiving and
forwarding the goods of their country friends, that may be
shipped to their care. They will be prepared to extend the
usual advances on cotton stored with or shipped by them. And
from the fact that they are pledged not to deal in cotton on their
own account, they hope to receive ? liberal share of public pa
tronage The business connected with their establishment will
have the exclusive attention of Thomas Hardeman and John
J ones, who will spare no pains to serve and please its patrons.
THO. HARDEMAN,
JOHN JONES,
J. GODDARD.
1 ,1 U11 il I v lie At- —— — — — ;
- rr -= { v .. ar r7mhorized to announce JOHN o. STE
PHENS as a candidate for Sheriff of Baldwin county, at
™S. i»
will act as Deputy. ~
~rywT’tr<r authorized to announce WILLIAM S.
MITCHELL as a candidate for re-election to the office of
iClerk of t'fee Superior Court- Sept. 10
ar c autliorisedtoannounce HAV OOD BROOK
INS as a.Candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court of Wash
in»t„n county, at the ensuing elecnon. Kept 19-tf
The undersigned have sold their Warehouse property to
Messrs. Thomas Hardeman, John Jones and James Goddard.
The Warehouse and Commission Businesswill.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 great pleasure 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 they
will ever cherish the most lively sense of srratitude.
HAMILTON, HAYES & CO.
Macon, July IS. 1837 34 J6ts
~AGU E AN D F E V Silt,
A ND every symptom of general debility, speedily and per
manentiy cured by Cosyf.r & Coxe’s original
Southern nroatic.
Coster fc Coxe, the inventors of this celebrated medicine,
ffr«m a Ion-residence in the South, and from the nature o! their
vocation uave been brwusht immediately into contact wall the
Acua and Fever in its most obstinate forms, and have fre
quently been compelled to witness die entire want of success in
the practice of die most skillful physicians. The usual and po
pular mode ef treating this disease, has been, first to evacuate
the stomach awUiowek, and then to resort to die use of tonics—of
■which class of medicines a very great variety have been recom
mended to the public, all of which have had their advocates,
jmd that which has been by far the most popular one, has been
'Peruvian Bark and its preparations, particularly that of Qui-
nio , There are insurmountable objections to the acunmistra-
sioaif quinine, asm most individuals, (when carried to a salu
tary point.! it produces a roaring in the cars, nausea, and ahead-
acll, very similar to a bilious headarh -, and when it effects a cur e ,
it is seldom permanent. It was the hope of avoiding this s'tute 1
•tif things that induced us to try the “ Southern Tonic,’ arid we |
are happy to sav diat its success has surprised even us. As i
there is bo arsenic, mercury, or any thing in the least hurtful to j
the human constitution in i£ there can be no object' on to die ad- j
ministration of tlic Southern Tonic to the most lender infant: j
indeed, it will be found die most delicate and effective medi- i
cine known in those cases of disorganized stcgmach and bowels, j
and of general debility, which so frequently present themselves j
in children. We subjoin the opinions of a few individuals :
JTrrm C-oL Jonx B. Hog AS, Collector vf -the port of Mobile—for- j
mrriy Senatorfrom tkc counties of liable, Baldwin, fcc., Acting
Adjutant find Inspector General of the Army in the recent Creek 1
Campaign, fcc.
"Mobilk, August 18, 1836.
GEVT1.LHEV—During tuejate Creek campaign 1 was attack- !
♦4 violently with Billin'-,s inter mitten Fever, which lor several j
dots confined me to Ply quarters at Tallahassee. Your .South-
era Tonic was rcc*",rri.needed tome, and my friend Dr. Bussey
actually rode ferun Tallahassee to Montgomery and back in one
day, to procure me a bottle, wiiieh entirely relieved me, and en-
ate, v.ef jre I had taken half the quantity, to proceed on
and join Vue army on Hatchachubba. Since iny return home
vst son was attacked, and I sent into the city for your Tonic, and
regretted to learn there was none for sale in Mobile. Cannot
vou send some to this place, so that our citizens may enjo v the
Leuefit of the best medicine of the sort 1 have ever tried ?
Your attention to this request will confer a favor on the afflicted,
and oblige one who has already experienced its beneficial ef
fect*. Your ob’t serv’t. JOHN B. HOGAN.
From Thomas K. Slaughter, M. D.
Park’s Bridge, April 1st. 1837.
Gentlemen—I received a few lines from you, dated March
29th. requesting me to make a statement to you of all the benefi
cial information that lias fallen under my notice from the use of
Coster fc Coxe'b Southern Tonic. I can but say to you,
that from die limited experience I have with the Tonic, and
us far as I have used it. 1 am well pleased with the article.
The reason 1 was induced to make a trial of the Tonic, was
m y having some patients who, from idiosyncracy <>f constitu
tion, could not bear the quinine: 1 was compelled to resort to
some other remedy, and seeing in die-papers this article lii-ldy
recommended, I resolved to give it a trial, consequently I or
dered half** «!«•*»».forties from Mr. Powell in Milledgeville;
and in using this Tonic, 1 found noo-iwnrj- to administer in
lar-er doses than what is directed by the proprietors. By tins
means I was enabled to check the intermitting fever, in every
instance, where it had been given according to directions. I
havu also used this article with considerable benefit in chronic
complaints, where there was hectic fever. I have now a pa
tient under treatment affected with chleosis; she is rapidly
convalescent. The patient, when I was called to see her, was
unable to get out of bed, with alarming hemorrhage from the
nose. Bhe has been treated with Peters' pills and this Tonic.
1 ou—lit to have observed, that this young lady has been aflhet-
ed with this complaint fortlie last six or seven years, and has
taken medicine from various physicians without any benefit.
She is now in better health than she lias been in five years
previous, and I think will, with perseverance in the use of this
article, regain her former health; but the result of this ease
Mi all be reported to you, and all other effectual results which
shall come under my notine. You are at liberty to use thi
letter, or any extract from it you wish.
I am yours, with respect,
THOMAS K. SLAUGHTER.
Mili.edgsvii.le, Sept. 13,1836.
Messrs. Rhanan, Beall'and Reynolds:
GENTLEMEN:—From the-recommendation of a friend, I
was induced to try Coxe's & Coster's Southern Tonic, for the
rare of Fever and’ Ague, Ac. Pctursafely say, that it is one
or the best remedies ever offered'an ths public for that un
pleasant disease, for the cure of all Bilious complaints. Since
1 have tried it, I have recommended it to a great many per
sons and they all pronounce it a most invaluable medicine.
Youns,&c. CHS. OGDEN.
Messrs. Rhahan, Refill and Reynolds :
Oastlf.mf.s :—In compliance with your request, I give
vou this certificate, certifying to the beneficial effects derived
from the use of Coster fc Coxe’s Southern Tonic. I had se
vere chills and fevers for eighteen months, nod before taking
one bottle, 1 was entirely cured. I have no doubt that it is
the best medicine in use for the Fever and Ague.
N. B.—I have tried every other means within my power,
during the time I had those rhills, and all to no effect.
Oct 2,1837. N. B. SNIPES.
Messrs. Rhahan, Beall and Reynolds :
Gentlemen:—Having had s»me severe chills and fevers
during this summer—and after trying several other medicines,
I was induced to try yoiu Coster fc Coxe's Southern Tonic,
and before taking half the bottle, 1 was entirely rid of them.
I dothink it the best medicine for Fever and Ague that I have
seen, and do cheerfully recommend it to my friends and ac
quaintances. GEORGE A\ . BUTTS.
Baldwin county, Oct. 6 1837
OCT Prepared only by COSTER A COXE, at their Labo-
ratnrv, Montgomery, Alabama, and sold by their agents in eve
ry part of tlic United States.
rrj = For sale in Milledgeville, by
JAMES H. SHAHAN.
Dec. 16 52 tf
VATSII.Y JillDK DJi.
M ISKIN’S PILLS, entirely Vegetable, admitted by the
Faculty and thousands who have experienced their be
neficial effects, in every section of the Union, to be the best
FAMII/V MEDICINE ever yet discovered: prepared by
William Miskin, Esq., Member of the Royal 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 Pupil
of Guy s and St. Thomas’ Hospitals, London.
This valuable Medicine, the discovery of a Medical Prac
titioner of the first eminence of the present dav, having with
unfailing success stood the test r ,f twenty years’ experience
in the extensive-Midihighly respectable practice of the pro
prietor. is, at the earnest solicitation of ■„ number of gentlemen
of lcu.g.and'high standing 111 the profession.now introduced to
the notice of the American Public, with full conviction, after
the most delibai ate and careful investigation, t hi s truly
valuable composition, will be found; highly efiicac\i m3 fii rt I.
moving and preventing all those complaints prevalent ; n t \ ie
Western Hemisphere, and it is also hoped as a preliminary
step to check the e vils and fatal consequences arising from
the urn of the numerous deleterious nostrums forced upon the
public, by the aid of advertisements, and other frauds, by a set
of mercenary, unprincipled pretenders, (totally ignorant of
Medical science,) to au extent unparalleled in the History of
Medical Quackery.
Messrs. Shalian, Beall and Reynolds :
GentlemenI tike pleasure in stating to you the happy
and beneficial effects I derived from the use of your Mishin s
Pills. Having had some heavy chills, accompanied with Fe
vers; an;l since resorting to those Pills, I was in a few days
entirely well of both. I take pleasure in recommending them
ti all, and even in common cases of Bilious attacks. I knew
nothin- of these pills until I tried them. Let others do the same,
andjudge for themselves. JOHN GORMAN.
September 17,1837.
Price, 23 cents, 50 cents, and $1 per box. . For sale, genuine
as imported, by
SHAIIAN, BEALL fc REYNOLDS.
September 5.1837 33 tf
f If 1HE subscribers have now been about two years reesta-
JL Wished at their old stand, (formerly Ellis, Shotwell A
Co.) corner Mulberry and Third streets, opposite the brick
Tavern, Macon. Their stock of DRUGS aud MEDICINES.
PAINTS, OIL, GLASS, Ac., which is now very large, will
be constantly replenished to meet the increasing demand.
Arrangements have been li'.ade with importers and dealers in
Drugs and Chemicals, m New-York, 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 incre? se of facilities afforded merchants of thi:
city by our enterprising steam boat companies, in the trails
portation ol produce aud merchandize, enables them to ofle
areat inducements to merchants, planters and others, to lav i
their supplies at Macon. H. A J. SHOT WELL.
Macop.Jqne 15, 1337 22 tf
" .BOHN II. H IDGHT—JDentist,
I NFORMS the public that he has on hand, at his office,
’’ext door to Messrs. Cowles A Daggett’s store, a quantity
of Wall ace's Polishing Tooth Powder. This article
ij superior to any thing heretofore used on the teeth. When
, they are free from calcarious matter, by applying this powder
two or three times a week, the teeth become perfectly white,
and remain in a healthy condition.
Operations ou the Teeth and Gums performed with care
and promptness, and all cases treated with the strictest candor.
Nov 14 44 tf
ROUTING and WARE-HOUSE.
T HE undersigned continue the above business at this place.
They are prepared to make very liberal cash advances
on Cotton stored with them, or placed in their charge for
shipment and sale. The strictest attention will be paid to
the interest of their customers.
NICHOLS A DEMING.
N. B.—SALT for sale at $ 1 per bushel, at the Ware-house
Milledgeville. October 10 38 tf
W ILL BE RENTED, ou the 26th day of December
next, the Plantation belonging to Felix G. Callawav,
late deceased, lying in Baker county, consisting of about 300
acres of fine cotton land. The rent to be made on the pre
mises, and the terms made known on the dav.
SUSAN S. CALLAWAY, Guardian
October 24 td of the Orphans of said deceased
F
Stable.
OR, SALE.—An excellent Newark made carriage, but
slightly worn. It may be seen at Mr. Mott's Livery
April 11 — 12 if
ACADEJIH'AL notice.
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 arnpiv prepared, under their instruction, for en
tering college.
The flourishing condition of the institution for the present
year, under the superintendance of Mr. and Mrs. Florence,
gives flattering assurances of a speedy and thorough rivalship
wuh any institution of the kind in the State. Every facility-
tor boarding, Ac. may be hud in private families in the village
and vicinity, upon tne most reasonable terms.
The Term to commence 011 the first Monday in January.
WILEY W. GAITHER,
Secretaiy to the Board of Trustees.
Jackson, Butts county,Nov, 11,1837. 44 12ts
[H5 = The Standard of Union, Milledgeville, the State Rights
Sentinel, Augusta, and the Macon Telegiaph, will give the
above two insertions monthly until the 1st January.
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 encouragement will be given to a gentle
man who is deserving of patronage. Early application is re
quested. The next term commences 1st Monday in July next.
JAS. A. MERIWETHER,
Eatonton, June 5—21 tf Sec'v. Board of Trustee*.
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GEORGIA, UoBviiflcN county.
I NFERIOR COURT, sitting for ordinary purposes, Sep
tember Term, 1837.—It appearing to the Court that Pen
ny well Folsom, late of the county aforesaid, did, while in life,
to wit, on the 4th day of February, 1835, make and execute to
Dennis Hills his certain writing obligatory, by which he bound
himself, his heirs and assigns, to make or cause to be made to
the said Dennis Hills, good aud lawful titles to Lots 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 executing titles 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 W. Sharpe and Elijah English, administrators
on the estate of file said Pennyvvell Folsom, should not be di
rected to execute titles in compliance with file bond aforesaid,
and that a copy of this rule be published in some public ga
zette three months previous to the time aforesaid.
A true extract from the minutes, this 9th day of Sept. 1837.
WILLIAM SMITH, c. c. o.
September 26,1837 36 3m
Rnlijbuu’s Vegetable Fever and Ague Pillm,
S OUTHERN TONIC, GREENE’S TONIC MIXT
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.-
B ROUGHT TO JAIL, in Eatonton, on the 1 3d instant, a
negro man, who says his name is BOB, and belongs to a
Mr. Bohanuan, near Cahawba, Dallas county, Alabama.. He
suvs he was bought by said Bohannon of James O'Neal, of
Morgan county, Ga. about the 1st of March last. Said boy is
about 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, about 25 years old, dark
complected. The owner is therefore requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take him away.
Eatonton, Nov 7—43 tf F. C. SANFORD, Sh'ff.
G eorgia, oglethorpe county.
Whereas Wiliiam'Lumpkin applies to me for letters
of administration upon the' estate of John Beasley, lute of
said county, deceased:
These are therefore to citcvatul admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, tn be and appear
at my office, within the time proscribed bv law,to show cause,
if an they have, why suid letters should nor be grunted.
Given under tm hand, at office, this 20ili dav of Nov. 1837.
Nov.2S—47 fits HENRY BRITAIN, c. c.o.
GEORGIA, Newton county.
C OURT OF ORDINARY, November Term, 1837—Pre
6ent their honor* Parmedus Reynolds. Wa. D. Conyers'
and Wm. C. Dobbins, Esqrg.
Hulk Nisi.—The petition of Alvan E. Whitten respectfully
showeih to the Court, that on the 17th day of December, 1834,
David Stovall made and executed to one Harris Tonev. his
certain writing obligatory, to wit: a bond for titles to a tract of
laud in Franklin county,lying on both sides of Hudson’s river,
known as Darley Stanley’s place, adjoining Tlios. Bush and
John Bush and others, aud conditional that the said David
Stovall should make, or cause to be made, good and lawful
titles to the said tract ofl and, whenever the said Harris Toney
should comply with the conditions of the bond; and your peti
tioner avers, that David Stovall has departed this life, without
executing said titles; and vour petitioner further avers, that
Harris Toney transferred the said bond to him for value receiv
ed, and that your petitioner is now ready to comply with his
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
shall so direct him. Your petitioner therefore prays this ho
norable Court to grant him an order, directing the administra
tor of the said David Stovall to make him titles in the terms
of the law in such case* made and provided ; and your peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will ever pray, Ac.
THOS. F. JONES* Petitioner’s Att'y.
It is ordered, by the Court, that the Clerk advertise the fore
going Rule Nisi three months in one of the public gazettes of
this State, and that all persons concerned be and appear, by
the first Monday in March next, to show cause, if any they have,
why James R. McCalla. administrator ou the estate of David
Stovall, deceased, should not make titles to your petitioner, in
terms of the law.
A true copy from the minutes, this 7tli November, 1837.
Nov 14.1837—3in AUGUSTIN W. EVANS. D.c. c. o.
GEORGIA, Uearticles county.
I NFERIOR COURT, sitting for ordinary purposes, Sep
tember Terra, 1837.—It appearing to the Court, that Pen
ny well Folsom, late of the county aforesaid, deceased, did,
while in life, to wit, on the 15th day of February, 1834, make
and execute to Dennis Hills, his certain writing obligatory, by
which he bound himself, his heirs and assigns, to make or cause
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 file Court, that the said Pen
ny well Folsom departed this life without executing titles to
said lot ot 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 \Y. Slfarpe and Elijah English, administrators
on the estate of the said Pennywell Folsom, should not be di
rected to execute titles, in compliance with the bond aforesaid,
and that a copy of this rule be published in some public gazette
three mouths previous to the time aforesaid.
A true extract from the minutes, this 9th davof September,
1837. WILLIAM SMiTH, c. c. o.
September 26,1837 36 3m
( ~A EORGJA, 'tV.liafcn a Fount) :
I Whereas Gilbert Kent applies to me 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
tlie kindred 1 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 hand, this 16th November. 1837.
Nov. 21.—45 5t. QU1XEA O'NEAL, C. C. O.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
T HE subscriber often- to sell on accommodating ternrfhir"
settlement of Land in Lee county, 1000 acres, half «f
which is first quality oak and hammock, not surpassed br atfy;
the balance is fit st quality pine land. About 200 acres in cul
tivation. mostly fresh. Tire plantation is well watered, good
flew gin house and other cabins, partly in the old CUebaw vil
lage, one and a half miles from die court house, a public road
running through it. convenient to a good saw and griat
mill. The land lies perfectly level. Corn aud fodder can be
had on the place. My residence i* *ix miles from Forsyth,
Monroe countv. DAVIS SMITH.
October 17,1837 39 w9t
EOKGIA, LAURENS COUNTY.
Whereas Joel Hare applies to me for letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Charity Hare, 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 ofiice, 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 4th December, lt*37.
Dec. 8—50 5ts FRANCIS THOMAS, C. a. ^
W k BALF.S OF COTTON WANTED, by
tlliu JAMES- T. LANS.
Milledgeville, Dec. 4,1837.
49—tf
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G eorgia, crawford county.
Whereas Andrew B. Kennedy applies to me for let
ters of administration 011 the estate ol' Mary Lovet, late of said
county, deceased—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be arid 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 14th dav of Nov. 1837
Nov 17—44 Sts PHILIP J. ECHOLS, c.c.u.
GEORGIA, Tlionins county.
C OURT OF ORDINARY, July term, 1837.-On appli
cation of Henry' Wyehe, Administrator (in right of his
wife) of Paul Calsoti, deceased, for letters of dismission from
saitl administration—
It is therefore ordered, That nfiersix months’ publication
of this rule in the Southern Recorder, that he be discharged
from said administration, unless sufficient cause be shewn
to the contrary. NEILL AlcKINNON, c. c. o.
July’25,1837 27 mfim
GEORGIA, Decatur county.
W HEREAS H armon Mock applies to me for letters of
dismission on the estate of James Travis, Iftte of s*,id
county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish ull end singular
the kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at tny office, within the time prescribed by law, to show
cause, if any they have, why said letters should not he
granted.
Given under my hand,at office, this 15th dav of Novem
ber, 1837. C. Ai. AMOSS, c. c. o.
November 24,1837 4C mCm
S’
For particulars apply to the subscribers,-in this place, or
William Denard. Esq., near Bvron, Baker countv.
COWLES &, WARD.
Milledgevilie. .Tune 21st. 1837 3.9 tf
OUT1IEBK ToS'«JF.—The success of the South
ern Tonic is unprecedented. It has been anxiously
sought after by all classes in all parts of the United States, and
its widely extender! distribution has been owing to the many
requests received from every section of the South and South-
west. Although it originated in an obscure part of the coun
try- but a few years since, it is now found in all the principal
towns ami villages in the Union, and its virtues as a care for
Ague and Fever, and as a general Tonic, are appreciated by all
who have used it. Being as it professes, a compound of
Southern Vegetables, it is needless to offer the assurance that
there is no Arsenic, Mercury, nor any filing in tbe least hurtful
to the human constitution in it It will be ffMS'nd a valuable
Medicine in all cases of Dyspepsia and disorganised Stomach
and Bowels, and patients convalescing from Ehious Fever, will
derive the most important benefits from the t.Se of the South
ern Tonic. It may be administered to children and infants
of die most tender age, with the utmostsa&ty.
Prepared by Coster fc Coxe, at their Labratory, at Mont
gomery, Alabama.
For "sale by their appointed agents in Milledgeville.
SHAHAN. BEALL fc REYNOLDS.
May 2. 1837 15 tf
LAiYDS FOR SALE.
r*nHE Subscriber, being desirous to sell a portion of the fol-
J. lowing described Lands, will dispose of them on reason
able terms. They are mostly situated in the counties of Lee,
Baker and Decatur— among them are two Plantations occupi
ed bv the subscriber in Lee county, one ot which contains
about 1.500 Acres, with an abundant crop growing upon it, and
J ran be had with the land if desired ; the other contains about
2.000 Acres, lias saw mill in operation and another nearly
completed, which will perhaps not be surpassed in value by any
other in the State, also a small grist mill: there is a por
tion of cleared Land with a crop growing upon it,—Also, about
15 Plantations in various parts ol the counties, nearly all situ
ated upon Flint River or creeks. They contain from 500 to
3.000 Acres each, have a portion of cleared land of the most
productive kind,and are well watered.—Also, several Houses
and Lots in Bainbridge, Decatur county; among them is the
Tavern House and Lot of that place—the House is well lur-
nished, and the furniture can be had with the premises if
wished. There will be a Steamboat run regularly from Apa
lachicola and St. Josephs to this place, which, with file various
iimprovements that are now in progress in the section of
country in which the town is situated, must render it a flou
rishing commercial place. For further particulars, apply to
M. R. Moore, Bainbridge. S. C. Stevens, Albany, Baker
countv, Thomas Rogans, Pindertown, or the Subscriber at
Vineville. ALEXANDER SHOT WELL.
P. S. For sale the choice of two improved lots in Vineville.
July 11 "jL tf
O4SLETIIOKFE HOUSE, t'OLUJIBUS, GA
HE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
generally, that he lias purchased and has personally
takeircharge'of this establishment, and intends to devote his
entire attention to the comfort anti accommodation of such
as may honor him with their patronage. He feels assured
that long experience has enuhled him to give as general sa
tisfaction in every line of his business as enn be given in this
citv, and lie pledges himself that no effort of his shall he
spared in making this one of the most desirable houses of
public and private entertainment in the Southern country.
The buildings nre all new, large, hirv and convenient; the
furniture new, good, and well suited to the establishment.
His table (and this is an important item with a weary way
faring man) shall be at all times supplied with every variety
that the citv orcounirv market can afford: his bar is filled,
and shallttekept filled, with the beer of liquors, and his sta
bles garnished with clean and wholesome provender. In
short, nothing shall be wanting, so far as depends on the
proprietor, his assistants, and servants, to make the house
j peaceful, plentiful, and worthy of patronage.
Th» CMpthorpe House is situated in-a business part of
the city at the corner of Oglethorpe and Randolph streets,
j where ibe undersigned would gladly see his old friends and
H AVING stood the test of experience, are recommended
to the public as decidedly superior to any combination
of Medicine ever offered to the American People. The pro
prietor of these Pills being a regular bred Physician, and
having practised bis profession extensively fur many years
in different climates, iS enabled to offer to the afflicted inva
lid a medicine, ou the effects of which he is willing to risk
his reputation.
He does not pretend that they nre a positive cure-, or even
beneficial in everv complaint, but lie most firmly believes that
in all diseases where a cathartic or aperient medicine is
needed, they will he found far superior to any of those dras
tic purgative medicines which are so much piffled in the
public prints as purifiers of the blood. When taken accord
ing to the directions accompanying them, they are'highly
beneficial in the prevention and cure of bilious fevers, fever
ami ague, dyspepsia, liver complaints, sick headache, jaun
dice, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism,enlargement of the spleen,
piles, cholic, female obstructions, heart burn, nausea, furred
tongue, distension of the stomach and bowels, incipient di
arrhoea, flatulence, habitual costiveness, loss of appetite,
blotched or sallow complexion, and in all cases of torpor of
the bowels, where a cathartic or an aperient is needed.—
They are exceedingly mild in their operation, producing nei
ther nausea, griping, nor debility.
Wherever these pills have been once introduced into a fa
mily,they become a standing remedy, and are called for again
and again, which is sufficient proof of their good qualities.
Perhaps no article of the kind has ever been offered to the
public, supported by testimonials of a character so decisive,
from sources as respectable, orthat lias given more universal
satisfaction.
They have the testimony of the whole medical profession
in their favor, while not a single case of ill consequences or
inefficiency can he alleged against them.
Hundreds and thousands bless the day they Imcaine ac
quainted with Peters’ Vegetable Pills, which, in consequence
of their extraordinary goodtiess, have attained u popularity
unprecedented in the history of medicine.
The very circumstance alone, that physicians, in every part
of the U.iion, (but more especially in the Southern States,
where they have long been in-usey) are making free use of
them in their practice, speaks volumes in their praise. Add
to this the fact, that all who use invariably recoiiimeiiiKheni
to their friends, and the testimony in their favor is almost ir
resistible. As an anti-bilious remedy, and to prevent co«-
tiveness. they have no rival. One fifty cent box will esta
blish their character, and prove that there is truth even in
an advertisement.
Prepared by Joseph Priesti.y Peters, M. D., at his in
stitution for the cure of obstinate diseases by means of vege
table remedies, No. 129, Liberty street, New-York. Each
box contains 40 pills—Price 50 cents. •
More than two millions of boxes of these celebrated Pills
have been sold in the United Slates since January, 1835!
Dr. Peters has upwards of fifteen hundred certificates like
the following, all gained in consequence of the good done
bv his Medicines:
Clarksvii.ee, Feb. 7, 1837.
Dear Sir: I embrace this opportunity of offering to you
mv giatification at the success which lias attended the admi
nistration of your valuable Pills in this section of country.
It is a common fault with those who compound ami vend
patent mediciueg to say too much in their i'avor, hut from
what I have seen of the effects of your Pills. 1 do not think
they have ns yet received unmerited praise.
Six months ago they were almost entirely unknown in this
GEORGIA, Thomas county.
EPTEMBER term of file Court of Ordinary—Pl-wtwit,
their honors John Jordan, Maleoui Moliiuuei^ fixibert
Try atid Tabcan Adams.
The petition of Thomas J. Hurst, administrator «o the es
tate of John tj. Adams deceased, slieweth that he hath ful
ly administered the estate of said deceased, whereof he pray*
that letters dismissorv may be granted in terms of the iaw
in 3Urh case made and 1 provided. Ordered by the Cotxrt, (bat
the Clerk do issue a citation requiring ail persona aonoorned
to shew cause; if any they have, why said administrator
should not be discharged; aud it- is furfiior ordered that a
copy of this rule he published in die Southern Eeeorder
for the space of six months, according to law.
I do hereby certify that the above ifl a true eopy from the
miuutes of the Court of Ordinary, 4th September, 1887.
neill McKinnon, cpl. c.
September 26, 1837. S3 jp6m
GEORGIA, Lonudr* county.
W HEREAS Henry Clifton, Aduduisfiaier ®f Andrew
English, late of said county, doe eased, applies far
letters of dismission from said estate:
These are therefore to cite aud admonish all and’singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, tc be and appear
at my office-within the time precribed bv law, to shew cause
if any they have, why said letters should cot be grunted,
iven under uiv hand this 19th Julv, 1837.
July 25,1837—inGm WM,'SMITH, c. c. o.
G EORGIA, Detains- t osmtj : j
Whereas Richard Simms, Jr., applies to me for let- 1
ters of administration, dc bonis non, with the will annexed, ou j
the estate of John Rogers, deceased—
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
TEACHER WANTED,
O take charge of the Academy situated at Traveller*
Rest, Dooly county. To a person who *an wine well
i recommended ns to moral character, and possessing good qua-
| lifications as a classical Teacher, liberal wages -will be givea. .
I Applicants will please address their letters 10 the Trustee* of
: file Rest Academy, Dooly county, G a. 40 8w
A TEACHER WANTED,
T IO take charge of the Hillsboro’ Male Academy the diall
ing year. A gentleman well qualified, and of good moral
character, will meet liberal patronage. Letters addressed to
G l
Given under my hand, at office, this 12th day of Nov. 1837.
Nov. 12,1837.—45 5t C. M. AMOSS, c.c.o.
EORGIA, JONES COUNTY.
Whereas Susan Sharpe applies to me for letters
of administration on theestute of John Sharpe, late of said
county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite utid admonish all and singu
lar the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be aud
appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to
show cause, if any they have, why said loiters should not
be sranted.
Given under my hand, this day Nov. 27, 1837.
Nov. 23—47 5ts CHAS. MACARTI1Y, c. c. o.
UROBRiA, ftgirthoritc cotmty,
R ULE NISI.—Court of Ordinary, adjourned term, No
vember 20ih, 1837—Present, their honors John Bill up?,
Henry Banks, and Thomas Johnson, Justices.
Tim petition of Elijah Tiller respectfully shows, that John
Tiller, senior, deceased, white in life, sold your petitioner,
n trnet of Land, containing sevantv-five acres, more or tees,
for the earn of two hundred dollars, a memorandum of
which contract is herewith to the Court shown, and filed with
the clerk thereof; and that said John Tiller died with
out having executed a title to your petitioner. Year peti
tioner further shows, that the contract was partly performed
bv him during the nfetiiue of said John Tiller, and that he
is now readv to pay off the whole of the eon side rat ion money,
whene.ver Martin Tiller, the executor of the said John Tiller,
who is a resident of said county, shall make title*, according
to the contract.
Wherefore, it is ordered by the Court, that, if *0 ym.vebe
shown to tl»e contrary, before the May term of this Ccmrt
the-s«id Martin Tilterwill he instructed to make titles to the
said Elijah Tiller, in pursuance of said contract; and that
tbisinotice be published for three months ia the Southern
Recorder, a ptibiic gazette of said State.
A trae extract from the urinates of the Court of Ordinary,
at ilia adjourned Term of said Court, this 2Gth Nov. 1837.
Nov.28—47 3ai HENRY BRITAIN, e. c. ©.
B RICKS.—The Subscribers have 1 , and \tfill keep
stautly on hand, a supply of hard’ and well burnt
BRICK at their Brick-yard near Midway, tthera purchaser*
can obtain an v quantities to suit them.
WMS. RUTHERFORD,
SAMUEL RUTHERFORD.
July 18.1837 26 tf
D r. cask h as removed-bis office'vt fiitf building re
cently occupied by Messrs. Geo. Root Jt Son, as tin
store, directly opposite the store of K. B. Bostwick Jt Co. 4
! Milledgeville. Nov. 28, 1837 47 lOts
G eorgia, Morgan county.
Whereas Mary Ann Maquere and Thomas McGehee,
Jr., applie,-. to me for letters of administration dc bonis non,
with the will annexed, on the estate-of Loui* Maquere, de
ceased, h’te of said county—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred end creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the lime prescribed by law, to show cauae,
if any they bare, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office. 5tb December, 1837.
52 U JOHN W. rOUTER, c. a. O.
GEORGIA,-ftfewtou caaatf.
RULE NISI-—Court of Ordinary, A!cy Terns, I3S7.
I T appearing to the Court that Josima Baker nrffl George
W. Johnson, administrators of Coleman Smith, hue of
said countv,deceased; have fully completed tlie adnrhaistm-
tion of snid estate, and pray to l*e dismissed therefrom—It is
on niolicm ordered, that ail-und every jierson or persons, ha
ving any valid objection to-etrid Joshua Baker and Georg*
W. Johnson, administrators as nforegAut, receiving letters ef
dismission, he and «(>J><•*.I at the nest ws-ii, of rl»io <-Snarl,
which shall sit next alter live due publication of rtris mie,
then and there to make them, as in default thereof, thisCoiirt
will then and there proceed to grant letters of dismission To
said Joshua Baker and George W. Johnson, administrators
as aforesaid; and that a copy of this rule be pnblisdied in
one of the public gazettes of this State; once a month for six
months. *
A true extract from the minutes, this 2d dav of Mar, J837.
AUGUSTIN W. EVANS, ». o-'e. o.
September 2(>, 1837 36 m6m
GEORGIA, Newton County.
RULE NISI—Court of Ordinary, May Term, IC37.
I T appeartng to the Court, that MeKindree Tucker, Admi
nistrator of Washington Jones, late of said County, de
ceased, lias hilly completed the adfiiinistraiiru] of snrd estate,
and prays to he dismissed therefrom—It is on motion order--
ed, That all and everv person or petsons, having any valid
objection to said MeKindree Tucker, administrator as afore
said, receiving letters of dismission, he and appear at the
next term of this Court, which shall sir next afver the due
publication of this rule, then and there Hi nuihe them, ns in
default thereof, this Court will then and there proceed to
srrutit letters of dismission to said MeKindree Ttiokbr, as'
aforesaid; and that a copy of this rule bs published ia one
of the public gazettes of this State, once a month for six
months.
A true extract from the minutes, this 2d <Hv of May, 1837.
AUGUSTIN W. EVANS; o, c.'c. o.
September 26,1837 06 mfim
?r GEORGIA, Urnvirford county.
J OHN SE.VLLY, Guardian for Louisa J and Thomas
Hill, minors of Robert Hill, deceased, will apply to rhe
Inferior Court of said county, when sitting as a Court of
Ordinary, in terms of the law, for letters disinissory from said
guardianship—
It is therefore ordered, That after six months’ publication
of this rule in some public Gazette, that he be discharged
from said guardianship, unless sufficient cause be shewn to
the contrary.
Given under m v hands, at office, this 23d day of Sept. 1837.
Sept 26,1837—1116m PHILIP J. ECHOt.S x e.«. o.
GEORGS A, Oglethorpe Comity.
Parmenus Haynes, 4
vs I BUI in Oglethorpe Superior
Samuf.l Thornton, and / Court, October Term, 1337.
Margaret, his wife, |
Samuel Reed. J
I T appearing to the Court that Samuel Reed, one of the
defendants, is not an inhabitant of this State, it is there
fore ordered by the Court, that the said Samuel Reed do
appear on or before 1 lie next Superior Court in said county,
tn be held on life third Monday ill April next, and plead, an
swer, or demur, to the complainants bill: and thatneopv
of this order be published in one of the public gazettes of
this Stale once a month fqrlhtee months, before tile, sitting
of said Court, or that the complainant serve the said defen
dant personally ir,Terms of the law.
A true extract front the minutes, this 20th day of October,
1837. J. W. DAVENPORT, Clerk.
October 31 41 n;3m
edM-
^SBORN’S
O N the fir-st Tuesday iu February next, at the Coart-bonse
door, ia tb* towa of Madison, Morgan county, will be
sold, a TRACT OF LAND, belonging to the ostace of Hamer
Y. Milton, deceased, containing 120 acre*, known aa Lot No.
317, in the 90th district formerly Eald wia.novs Morgan aounty.
Sold by order of the Court of Ordinary for Jefferson aouaty
Terms of safe, cash. RGGIiR K GAMBLE, Adm’r.
December 1,1837 48 ids
BORGIA, CRAWFORD COUN^fT
Wkxreas Nixon Moore applies to me for letters of
ariurinLrtrutkm on the aatpto ef Tbnuaas J. LivingaJon, lata of
said county, deceased;
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and eredirors of said deceased, to be and appeisr
atmv office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any they have, why said letters should be granted.
Givau under my hand, this 27th day of November, 1837.
Dec. I—48 5t* PHILIP J. ECHOLS, C. «. O.
G eorgia, thomas county.
Whereas Andrew Gartman and David Oirtmaa ap
ply to me for letters of administration on the estate ot Mary
Neal, 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 file time prescribed by law. to show cause,
tf any they Imve, wtiy said letters should not be granted.
Given under my baud, at (dike, this 24th November, 1837.
Dec. 5-—49 Sts NEILL McKINNON, c.c.o.
G eorgia., crawford county.
Whereas James J. Folse me applies to me for letter*
of administration on the estate of Jackson Fulsome-, lute of
said coontv, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all tnd'singnlar
tlie kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the rime prescribed by law, to show canae,
if any they have, why said letter should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 29th day of November, 1837.
Dec. £—49 5ts PHILIP J. ECHOLS, C. c. ®.
G eorgia, JOB** caansy.
Whereas John Dillard aad Sila* Middlebroc&s ap
ply to me for letters of administration on th« estate of THo*.
Dillard, late of said county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred nr.d creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any they have, w hy said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at Office, this 2d of’Dec. 1837.
49—5t CHARLES MACARTHY. c.e.®.
( N EORGIA. DECATUR COUNTY.
UT Whereas Leaston W. Moore ,.nd Greenberry Moore
apply to me for letters of administration on the estate of Tho
mas Moore, late of said county, deceased :
And whereas William-A. Smith applies for letters of admi-'
nistration, with the? will annexed, ou the estate of James Mc-
Dow, 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 ofiice within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any they have, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand, at office, 16th November, 1837.
Nov -24—5w C. M. AMOSS, c. c. o.-
OTICE.—We have this day sold our entire stock' of Dry
A v Goods to Mr. A. H. Root, and respectfully request for
him a continuance of that liberal patronage which our friends
have bestowed upon us.
The copartnership heretofore existing under the name and
style of BURTON <5c HANSELL is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The unsettled business of the firm will be
attended to by A. H. IIanssi.l or A. H. Root, win nre duly-
authorised. to do so. W. B. BURTON,
A. H. HANSELL.
Milledgevillr, November 16, 1837 47 tf
Georgisx Railroad A Banking Company Stack
O N tire second Tuesday irr January- next, rhe privilege
of subscn'uing for 2508 shares of the stock *f ths
Georgia Railroad nnd Banking Company will be offered,
at public sale, at tiro door of the Company’s hronffh Bank-
in Augusta, nnd befora the Company’* Banking house in
Ath-ns, commencing at 10 o’clock, A, M. at oach placo-
This Stock is offered to the public in consequence of
the determination of the Directors to put trader contract,
and build, with the least possible delay, the brant-baa to
Mrulison and Athens.
The terms will be made known on the dtsy of sole.
By order of the Board of Directors,
Nov. 88 47—w.tds JAS. CAMAS; Cashier.
[CP To be published trcekly till dny of sbIc, in the Re-
r-order nnd Federal Union, Milledgeville; Chronicle and
R AUES.—The MONTGOMERY JOCKEY CLUB
Races will commence at the Bertraud Course rtn the
23d of January, 1836, and continue live day*, whauxha follow-
ihil’urses will be run for, viz:
First Day—1 mile bed*—Purse - 8300.
Second Day—2 mile beats—Pursfr . 8500.
Third Day—3 mile heats—Purse - 8700.
Fourth Day—mile beats—Purse - 81000.
Fifth Day—mile beats—Lest three in five,—for file en
trance money of each day’s running.
The Purse for each day’a running, will be hung up at the
Stand on the day of running.
On the day previous to pie regular Ta-ea, c iweeprtak# tom
3 year olds—8300 entrance^— $100 forfeit—two mile beat*, to
name and close. By the lar of January, entries te be made
with the proprietor*.
Merrill Ash erst enters b. «.- Ciebar, by Sertrcft , daa by
Oscar.
J. B. TAYLOR, l
POLLARD BROWN, J -~™pn*U«*.
Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 7. 163T, 18 td*
OTICE.—All those indebted to Newel': fc DunCan,-ami
iY
Isaac Newell individually, must call aud pay up by the
last of January next. No mistake—don't forget the time.
NEWELL a DUNG AX.
Miltedge-rilte. Dec. 12,1837. 51 3t
(RR,£TUORPK UNIVLXIKUt'V.-
C ANDIDATES for admission into this Iustiiutteu will be
examined by die Faculty oa Thursday and Friday pre
ceding the first Monday iu Janaary next.
Ths following r-jsolutkm has been adopted by the Beard of
Trustees:
“ E very student; before he is admitted to an actual standing
iu any cias3, shall obtain from fi.e Treasurer uf the College,
receipts, by which it shall appear that h« has compiled with
the existing orders of the Trustees, in regard to expense;
which receipts be shall produce to the officer of the College’
who has at that rime the instruction of the class into which
he desires to enter. 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 expense* atf such stu
dents; and this rule shall also he observed (n regard to every
student, at the commencement of every new session of College.
By order of the Board.
B. P. STUBBS, Secretary.
December 12, 1837 51 yf
I VU BAItE.
A HOUSE AND LOT, in tlie town of Eatonton, formerly
owned by Lewellen W. Hudson, tteceased, joining the
Church and Academy square, and on which-Mrs. Leveret*
now' lives.
Also, 400 acres of Land, within a mile and a half of town,
with a good spring and handsome situation for private* reai-
denee.
The above property, if norisold before the 1st erf January
next, will be to rant. HAMLIN BASS
Putnam eounty. Dee. 4,-1837 50 tds-
I.OOU AT TiliS.—BJJ RtU.UtB.
S TRAYED from the subscriber, on the €th of Octobd^laaL
a Chestnut Sorrel mare 8 or 7 years old—trots and pace* 1
ne darks recollected ; the mare is trying to get rtj Baldwin -
county, where she was raised. Any person delivering her to'
me, in the 28 th district, Sumpter county, shall hav’e the above •
reward, or 810 for any information concerning Lor, if direat-
ed to Pondtown, Sumter aounty.
Dsc. 12—51 4t VINCENT R. TOMMEY.
[CP The Standard, Milledgeville, and all the Mneorr paper* -
will publish the above four rimes, and forward there account*'
for payment ns above directed. V. E. T.
truly a female comfort: _ . _
invigorating the uterine system, it will effectually prevent Mi
...... ... v - — carrWiL'es. when there is/i possibility, nnd make Parturition
part of Georgia; they are now the most popular pills we j ^ n ; c ^" sa f e an d easy;—and for after pat ns, it is arteriing reme-
have. 1 riv. it has been before the public, m some parts of onreonn-
PHILOTOKEN, OR FEMALE
FORT, for the relief of all tlie Sympathetic Diseases at
tendant on Pregnancy. It ntridily relieves Nansen ar Siek-
nesa at the Stomach. Vomiting of Food, Bbnr Stomach, Heart
burn, Indicestion, Fastidious^Appetite, Toothache. Wandering j Constitutionalist. Angarta; Bnnnrr and Whig, Athene;
Pains, Cramps; Inquietude, Solicitude, Anxiety, its. It j and Courier, Charleston.
soothes and tranquilizes the mind and disposes to rest', ft'isa
certain relief in painful periodical visitations. A sintrle battle,
and sometimes a single d06e, will convince any patient that it is'
By strengthening, correcting and
MESON ACADEMY.
T HE public and patrons of this Institution are informed
that the Male department will be committed, the ensu-
CEiNTUAI. UOm, .UAOW1, GEOMG1A.
r|3HE subscriber respectfully informs bis friends, and tb#
A public in general, that he has taken the above* men
tioned establishment, which, having been recently thorough-
ly repaired and enlarged a! great expense, is now open-
for the reception of Travellers, Boarders, Ac. 'I fc«* cham
ber* are large and airy, the servants competent and-attenrive. •
His table shall bs*constantly suppliedwifirevery drilurary tha'
season and market will furnish. His forriis stocked «uh the
choicest ''A me* and Liquors; and in order more ■'rfo'Uiddly
to make it a first rate House, he has called to his aid the* ser
vices of Mr. A. Elder, of Baltimore, whose long emerit-nce at
Bartnun’s City Hotel, has justly entitled him to rhe reputation
of n caterer for the public. The subscriber therefore" hopes '
by his unremitting exertions to piease, to receive* a liberal
6liare ofpatronage.i HORACE R. WARD.
December 5,1837.
N. B.—Good Stabling attached to the Hotel, with faithful •
and attentive Ostlers. 51 5t
0HF J All the Milledgeville papers. Savannah Gedrsian and
Republican, Brunswick Advocate, Southern' Banner; Miner's •
Recorder, Augusta Constitutionalist and Sentinel, Washing
ton News, Baltimore Patriot, Columbus Enquirer and Sen-'
tinel, Montgomery Journal, and Charleston Mercury andCou-'
I rier, are requested to give the above tour insertions each, and-
forward their accounts tome for payment: H. R. W.
j MOl.M F1JASAyFMAUL.ni7 "
j VI iHE Trustees of this institution take plta-sure in announe-
| ing to the public that they have engaged file services of
j Mr. Francis D. Cummin, for the ensuing year. -This gan-
tleman s high literary attainments" and success in teaching
| are so well known, as to render any recommendation from ua -
j ((cite unnecessary. The School will open on file 1 st Monday
j in January next. The prices of Tuition and Board shall bo-
; regulated by the pressure" of the times. Lest, however, wo"
! should be charged wuh having made false jurofeasions, w*"
subjoin the" terms, as follows, viz :
1st. For Orthograpl-r, Heading, Writing, and Arithmetie, ■
as far as the rules of Proposition, single and conjoined, per
annum, 612.
2d. Including the former, with Mercantile, Mathematical
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, and the usual ■
School course of History, per annum. 616.
3d. Including the former, with the Greek and Latin I/sfo
Natural and Moral 1’hilesophy. Rhetoric, Beltes
. —eq r. . KMage 8 - Natural enn floral rnuesoptiv. ittietoric, Belles
ing year, to the rectorship ol Mr. Thacheb; the Female,, Lettres, Logic, and Mathematics, theoretical and practical,
to the superintendence cl Miss ThacheR. This simple an- I per annum, 630.
nomicemedlthey deem sufficient. ^ j The Academic building is large and convenient, situated in
if- ye*”* l«»s can-) a healthy region 10 miles northwest of McDonough, Henry
WM. P. McREEN.
41 tf
tvOR SALE, that beautiful, healthy, and commodious
-I- lot, on which the subscriber now resides, at Midway, two
teiles from Milledgeville, and a half mile from the site of
(? ethorpe. I niversitv. It contains ten acres, and has on it a
ar g e . convenient, and pleasant dwelling house, without-hou-
Ke f’ a of excellent water, and a spring, besides many
other adv ama! , eg JOHN A. CUTHBERT.
October iOffi, 1837, 38 tf
T w Jp 1 ®^OKEK LAID DISTRICTS.
HE subscriber will furnish those who may wish with
v , corrf ‘('t Maps of each District in Oherokoe, -with the-
e rawe r s names, residence, and quality of each lot on the
same, at $10 each. All orders addressed to the subscriber!
torn ^tended »- JAMES F. SMITH.
•r dhdgevijjj' Aagwt 8,188T 29 tf
make neic acquaintances.
October 19,1337
F OR SALE—AT. valuable Plantation-,-lying on the road
from Milledgeville to Macon, 9 miles from the former
place, and 21 from the latter, containing 495 acres, with a good
framed Dwelling House,and"all necessary ouhbqwses; a good
well of water, new gin house, fcc., all in complete repair-—*
very desirable place for any person with a small force: Per
sons desirous of purchasing are invited to call on the subscri
ber. and "view the premises. JAMES McCRARY.
Baldwin county, Nov. 14,1837 43 tos
IRON WORKS.
T HE Habersham Iron Works are now in-full and success
ful operation, aud the Company owning them are prepa
red to supply any quantity of Castings, at the lowest prices,
either wholesale or retail. Cast Irotx Machinery, of any de
scription, will be furnished on the shortest notice. Bar j.f®ti
being at present in much demand, any assortment wanted, ! of
the best quality, will be furnished, by allowing the Company
a short time to draw it to order. Saw Mill and Grist MiU
Iron always kept on hand. LEWTS FRED K. DUGAS.
Agent Habersham Iron Works Company.
N- B. The price of freight may at all times be calculated
at one cent per 100ft per mile, from the Iron A-V orks -to any
part of the State. . 43 jawlmAeowlf
M ILLER WANTED—a man of moral and steady ha
bits, that understands dressing a flower mill, can get
■ employment bv applying at the Rock Afilis, Ogechee River
Hancock ccmntv, Ga.. WILLIAM .SKIVER^,. Sail
Oteher 24- ' 49 w**,
The following is from -a-highly respeetable planter o
Burke eojntt, Georgia: .... ,
Peters’ PiUi:—1 Imve given them » fair trial ; near three
dtizen boxes have been used bn my plantation tlie last year;
their administration lias been attended withmiore success
than onv medicine i have ever used, and 1 take pleasure in
recommending them to my friends and neighbors. They
•ire handv, s«fe and efficient, and need ‘
proved. ‘
July 10,1837.
fr'r’The above'valueWe article is
retail, at New-York prices, by NEW Cl
md on enquiry, can be found in almost r-
and investigation, and has prevailed. And we have the <rer j g k that we .j.yknow, and “testifv that we have seen ” when
lificates of physicians nndwives. and intelligent femmes, m ) we aMert that this gentleman's attainments ar.d qualifications
abundance. Each bottle has the proprietor s name impressed j totear .lr are 0 fa very high order. His method of teaching rocal I
In dvspepsia and sick headache, derangement of the bill- j J J 1 ^ a ® g ^p U1 stotxTfii* test of scientific opposition ; Presbyterian rad Episcopal churches in ! county, and remote from scenes of idleness and dissipation.
ary organs, and obstinate constipation of the bowels, I know j ^* . sl,ice , 18 ~V\ “.e I Charleston, will m?tru C ri B v»cal and Wumental music. AVe ■ j? oa rd can 1 - * - 1 '
of no aperient more prompt and efficacious. Theirmildness 1 an 1
nnd certainty of action render them a safe and efficient pur
gative for weakly individuals, and may be given at all tunes
without any of those injurious consequences tlint frequently
result from the long continued use of calomel or blue pill.
Ou the whole, I consider them a valuable discovery.
Very respectfully,
S. II. HARRIS, M. D.
Dr. Jos. P. Peters.
Each bottle has the proprietor’s name impressed
on one side, and his written signature on a label, on the other.
Directions for using the Female Comfort in all cares for which
it is recommended, with many important certificates, aecom
nanv each bottle, in pamphlet form, within the envelope.
P J W. C. POWELL, Agent,
At his Drug and Hook Store, Mitiedgevllte, Ga
December 28 54 wT2™-
nnisids new; and experience here amply demonstrates, net only
’ its entire success, hut the utter uselessness of old systems. ' j
We-avail ourselves of this opportunity of addintr/that tint7- t
Board can be obtained at from six to eight dollars-}-ermonth.
The scholastic year has been divided into two sessious. con-
issting of live months each, and will close by an examination
and exhibition. Bv order of the Board of Trustees
Dec. 8, 1837—50 tj'l THOS. ALLEN Sec'rv
JlOtriVf illO.V IVSTITtrTI05.
rjYHIS Institution will recoameii ;e m. the first Monday of
er the* management of its present" in-
. Martin.
late popular waiter, ** does not wi6h he could Sing? Who would ! iuu . 130ara . m trustees I eel a peculiar pleasure in an-
grndge any expense to purchase the art ? Who does not re-, nourif ln £ ogam to t ie public th-r continuation cl Mr. Mar- •
gret not having been taught in childhood V Let ail such re- nn as rfcCto ? of t!m ln3t « uUoa *, The facility with which be.
collect that rare opportunities are now offered here to have lm P ar ^’ n 1st ruction to the youthful mind, and tile lireiy ra-
their children taught that whose loss they so sensibly feel and ! ‘ erest fo , r ,En P r0 . veluent he ex.-itefe in bis pupils ; the happy .w-
decplv deplore * - fluence he acquires over their feeling*. Ins assiduous care-in
to the purchaser,‘and possession given an the first day of Ja- j The schools will be opened on the first Monday, in January I ch ^ 6hin S. tl ‘ c retmed sentiments ami social feelings of our
nuarv next; and if not previously sold at private sale, it will -i next. Board can be had in the most respectable private fiuni- , na ’, re ’ a ,IC 1 ecl , , m° r *l bias ot character be impresses
MFAVKTT1! HAM.
I S offered for sale in the town of Milledgeville. The house
is large and commodions, and built of brick, two storieB , collect that rare opportunities are now offered here t
hi**h, with a large garret -Cory, and six excellent cellar rooms I their children t ' ’ - ■'— c
in the basement story. Accommodating terms will be given j deeply deplore
ml 2m
lage in the State.
lililtedgeville, June ‘2i, 183/
G EORGIA, LOWiroES^OUNTY; riESPECTFULLY invite^rthe°ati*ntion of Physicians. I TNOR an Ii
eountv, deceased:
These are therefore to eite ana 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 showoause,
if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given undqr my band, this 14th dayrf
f^*v. 24t-49 . 9w- W M- <2.-
KITCHEN & ROBERTSON
Wholesale nnd Re.tnil Druggists, Augusta, Ga.,
ciitEs, Surgical Ixstrhments, Perfumery, Glassvvarf,-
Wikdow Glass, PaISTS, Oils, Brushes, Hatters’ Mate
rials, fcc. fcc., which they offer as low as can be obtained in
any Southern city. _. „ _
Their Store is opposite the warehouses of E, B. Beau, Esq.
and Stovall, SftmnflBS&Co. W.JS.. KITCHEN.
; J)in4pSdr-2l wfl*to Jk:HrROBBR®S©N, Mv CO
EDUCATION.
Instructor of youth, of liberai attainments, t
satisfactory testimonials of character am
ties, a liberal salary will be given, by the Trustees of f
county Academy. This institution is situated in the •
Lumpkin, a village remarkable for healthfulness and g
ciety. Early application should be made.
By ordet of the Board, this 20th November, 1P37.
HOL&IS BOYNTON,-See'y, of the B
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