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Newspaper Page TextBFyWWH mJt. Sij^-jfcan i fwrm i- 1 TJ v G R1EVE & ORME. ] —, -rjjg Recorokr is published weekly, generally, and ' week during foe Session of. the Legislature, on Han- l "’", e * e t. nearly opposite the Masonic Hall, at T H kke Dol- annum, payable in advance, or FoCR Dor. ears, if ’ V u i ; ! before the end of the year. i veutiskments conspicuously inserted at the usual rates. \ Ant without a specification of the number of insertions, Til'Me 5 ] nntil ordered nut. and charged accordingly. ,-',,f land and negroes, by Administrators, Executors, or :'V.'s are require j bylaw to be held oil the first Tuesday MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9,1 833. r :ri.X'.'!LLBj;■ — *-^yrj.gwj" «m ’Varclissw and Coinminsiou Basinas.. ltlLLGO^nril/LG COl'B»E, GKO. THIK undersigned beg leave to inform the public, that } Ft 1H E annual Jockey Club Fall meeting will commence | VA 'W'hese.as James A. Newman applies to me for letters timv have connected themselves together for traimct- I A on NT |G E EGBGIA, THOMAS COUNTY. MISCELLANEOUS. ill D<* Guan inow. :, vc n in a pur Notices for ! ..,. winner, i ■i ween the Hours of ten in the forenoon and ernoon, at the Court-house of the county in property is situate.-—Notices ol these sales must be I best individual and undivided attention to any business mblic gazette sixtydays previous to the dayoi mle. . which may be confided to their care, and will be prepared ■■ < de of personal property must be given m I , 0 ma ] ;e liberal advances on cotton 3tored with them. ‘TT da.s previous to the day of sate. Also. | Th wil , a!go atten<1 9tl -j, tlv to the -die of uov cotton con- • i,.m irs and creditors ot an estate must be pubitsu- ; ,. , j . , . .. . , ,. -tuti. • !(. >. r hded to their cure, and will ic ull cases use ineir best ef- C.l lW_K.»n-rr willbe ma a«, t „ the Court of Ordina- t r " ,ts to obtain the highest market prices. They will make N ' ia t( i :t , i, must i>« published for four months, j 'he host at rangetnents possible for learning the earliest in- ry P>rle^ e ’ . ^ j; ae 0 p pbjstxXG, will meet with prompt } felfigenCe froth foreign markets; and will always cheerful- A !i j' ie Recorder Office. j ! y impart any intelligence thus obtained to their planting 6t • ■ '! V' >ou business) must be post-paid. _ _ j and mercantile friends. The undersigned being planters | Our readers, in requesting the direction of their paper , themselves, will feel their interest nearly allied to the .J frotn one Post Office to a 'other, aie desire... in every j planting interest. In conclusion, the undersigned ivnu.d ■ u.-iking such reque;-.!,. to in re m i.•, ..s ut...o t.ie only add further, that thev will be prepared to attend to I '"-‘ J p -c fro, n whicn they desire it changed, as * , r ’ . - , ■ . , , ol tneio't ua - j . a every branen ol business connected with the warehouse and i thev mav uieveauer w:sn it sent. 7 . . , . . .. , I .'lit to «•"' 1 y* ■ ; —— | commission; such as receiving cotton on storage, lor sal " V rift TO Post-Masters.—Extract, from V , .: .... (Mmnter 23, Section 207—“No let a 1 These a-e therefore to cite and admonish all and singular | ttie kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear j at :* y office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, I it k y they have, why said letters shoo! ! not be granted. Given under mv hand, at office, this 23 d August 1838. sept, 4.-33 ct neill McKinnon, c. c. EORGIA. NEWTON COUNTY. A W- liEKEAS James YV.Mappin applies to me for letters gather tor tranact- | on Monday the 12th of November next, mid continue j of administration on the estates ot Robert Braswell, late of I ing a Warehouse and Commission Business in the City of j six days. The following Purses will be given: j snl d county, deceased— Macon, under the firm of Hamilton <fc Hrtkolds. Their 1st Day—A no>t stake, four mile beats—entrance five Warehouse is now being erected, and will be completed in j hundred dollars—$250 forfeit: 3 or more to make a race; ill of September, ready for the reception of hardware and i to close 1st October; and name at the stand, merchandise. Its location is near the head of Cotton Ave- j Iverson & Bonner, 1 nue., on the corner of Cherry and First Streets, convenient ] 2d Dnv—Mile heats, for a fine silver Pitcher and Cup. to the most business part of the town, and verv secure i worth $200; for colts airl fillies two or three years old, from the risk of fire. The undersigned will devoir their j $25 entrance; tinee or more to moke a race. 3d Div—1 wo mile heats, free for all—pur«e $300. 4i ii Day—Three mile heals—free for all—purse $500. 5th D iv—Four mile heats—free for ail—nurse $i000. (ith Day—One mile heats—best 3 in 5—purse $400. H. F. YOUNG ft Co., Proprietors. O’ People’s Press. Augusta, Macon Messenger, and if any they have, wiiy said letters should not l Herald & Sentinel, Columbus, will give the above one in- j Given under my hand, at office, this C:li day of Sept. 183 sertion w< okly, until tiie races, ami forward their accounts : AUcrUSlIN ‘A . E VANS, D. c. c. o. to the proprietors for payment, H. F. Y T . & Co., j * :e P Milledgeville, July 30rh, 13-3’ C k :v T at A From Chambers' Edinburgh Journal. r NO. S3—VOL. XIX. j biiity mingled in his army. They were still, ; perhaps, under scruples as to iiis right, or ] afraid of the eventful triumph of Edward, i he host seems to have chiefly consisted of it of this celebrated ! v °Finteer commoners, officered (if the expres- n a history of Scot s . ; ° n raa X he **<&) h ! King's own band and ?llo\v adventurer It contained no more TIIE BATTLE OF BANNOCKBURN. The following account I victory is extracted frotn I land, just published bv Mr. Bendy, of Lon- . ] don, in two small volumes, and which is the , tIiar ? hundred horse; but the King recol- „ , . .... : cnmiHKitinn of nnc nf t!»> P-Htmv nf rho VJin ’ Jecting the instance or a late continental bat- of administration Jr io.u's non on tiie csniw of James Mapuin, t0in l ufelt,0n OI onc ot Cli e editors Ot toe Jh dm- . ? - deceased. ' burgh Journal. The work is calculated for i J e ’ r ^ 1 lcr . c , ^ 1 retlc h cavalry were defeated j Tiif.se a r e therefore to cite and admonish all and sinern lar ! the n.cp of* vnnnnr npnnl/ I the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear j at my office, within the lime prescribed by law, t use or young peopl . 11, 1833. 3-1 change'' T These are therefore to cite and admonish all and 5 the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and or to j.t Office i Chapter 23, Section 207—“JNo letter is to be ^ ^ ('-miked, unless the officer writes his name and of- I »,* ' It' a Post-master would frank, it must be done ’ eT: pree, Joseph Ficklin. P M ” ja.mk i iiaiuls of ship to other markets, receiving ami forwarding to country merchants, filling orders, &c. Sc.—to ill of which they will promise that their best attention shall he given to promote the interest of those who may patronize them. Any favors received in the line of our business, will he duly appreciated. \V I LIMA M HAMILTON, WILLIAM RLYMOLDS. Without intending to disparage tiie claims of those of our friends who are now engaged in the warehouse and commis sion business in this city, we would respectfully recommend the above gentlemen to our former patrons and friends, as mill: subscriber respectfully aim 'in- j worthy of their confidence. They being our relatives, deli- H_ c»>s to the public, that he b is ii lull ; <• ;: v forbids ti n! we should s«v more in their favor; we, oneration a Line of Four Horse Conch- j tiowever, trust that their strict and diligent attention lo Watkiusville, Madison, to La ronton, j business, will secure to them a liberal share of public pa- rjcL — All persons indebted to me, either by note \ ‘ 1 . .’.count, are requested to call at.d settle them with j \.\E immediately, or they will find them in officer for collection, before the next return WM. G. LANE. day- 12 if April 10. 130.. X5IU JBA51 ■ at liiv ollice? wiiiiin the time prescribed bv law. to show cause, t v • • . . t if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. j ™S<3s. interest ul : Given under my hand at office, this 8th September, t?38. | alwttVS more 811(1 till A LI ii A N'« 22 :tt S 4 STS. i a week, leaviti; us on Sundays, M.. and arnvi;. ■ and returning t is follow Tuesdavs and Thursdays, r at Eatuutou at t) o’clock 24.1838.—27 tf E. HAMILTON, J. It. HAYES. Mnrrli 37 i NY of t at rclu Her, at In Lot Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- M., and arriving in Athens at (j ainc clas s. II. N. WILLSON, Contractor. Id tf LA>» l-'OSl following Lots i prices, bv early np JA L 54. Land can be purchased ] ication to the subscri- j i ntf Willtinson comity 312 309 594 111G G30 103 27(1 243 269 270 234 31 259 1 Sc 3 0 15 1 12 9 tt. . Geo. Dist. Cherokee, NTOt'AM,, Mf.TS.HOArS A Cit. ATGCSTA CA. ECTFULLY inform their friends and the pub- llut tiiey continue to transact the Factorage and Commission business, at their Fire-Proof Ware house. Their strict and prompt attention, as hereto ore, will be given to orders for Storing end Setting Cotton; llc- ceiving. Forwarding and purchasing Goods. Jj-c. They are authorised to say, that particular eare will j ho token hv the Agents of Ike Georgia lta.lroad, at all \ their depots,in forwarding to us all cotton directed to our I care, as well as iuforwarding ail Goods as fastas practicable i to their places of destination, free of charge for such servi- ! ccs. To their patrons, they tender their sincere aekuow- ! lodgments. 8th Se; HENRY BRITAIN, c. c. o. 3 COUISSE, -72 A CON, C5A. HE Races over this course will commence on the last ! administration on tiie estate "i James B. Pat nan, la Tuesday (30th\of October, and continue five days, j county, deceased j First clay, sweepstake for three year olds—entrance 1 | $100, with 100 added by the proprietors—one mile heats, j three or more to make a race. I Second day, two mile heats, purse $2->0 Third dnv, three mile heats, purse 500 Fourth day, four mile heats, purse 700 Fifth day, mile, heats, Lest 3 in 5 390 LEE, HARDIN & Co., Proprietors. Martin, An.'. 20. 1333. 33 tdr COS -! JS K cJsT <4 1., J <K 1I14V CL A CES. rriHE Fall meeting of 4338, will commence over tiie JL W estern Course at this place, on Tuesday, the 9th day i October next, a d c mtiune five davs. First'da . Sweeti- at nu odice within the time prescribed l.v law. to show cause, stakes for 3 >ear olds spring of ’38; siHi. $200, ft. $100. r lt ' : ’ u .. v t!:e . v hive, why said letters should not be granted 1 mi'e, best two in three, to name and close 13th Sepr. i next; four or more to makea race. Already three entries, j Col. G. Edmonson, Messrs. Bonner & Iverson and Messrs, j . , , __ 0 r -_- between school and j ^ Flemish pikemen, trusted to the firmness msWv'^uuT/ 1 college, or about to enter life, and, for this ; ot , bl f r:ink - anrl to the hed S e of lon ? ? P pars e granted. j purpose, aims chiefly at giving an intelligible , ,ch ths y x . vould P res * e « t on every side, for and comprehensive view of the political histo- i ^he means ot counteracting this disadvantage, ry of the kingdom. There is a very mistaken . 0:1 thc eveuin § of Saturday, the 22d June, idea that the history of Scotland ends with the c ; lor _ mous host of Edward slept at halkirk. Whkukas Saliv Paunin applies to me for letters of | union of the crowns in 1003—merely because i '-' ontl J lu hig their march next day, they soou there is no longer after that period ;l separate i P erceive <* tho rfcotish army lying in three or singular ! king to be chronicled. On the contrary, the j [°« r detached masses along a series of gentle I ai'i'-irj~history of the nation, after it lost its king ex- I Knights, and paused to consider the propriety all that went before, and is 1 ™ . 5 lvin g immediate battle. This question ! 4~A EORGIA. OGLETHORPE COUNTY. : It ... v more worthy of attention as | bein o determined in the negative*, on ac- lt advances to the present time. Under this the fatigued state ot the army, tht» ■* " " P Giv, ca under my hand, at office, this 8th September, 1838. HENRY BRITAIN, ~. C. o Hammond Ac Co. 2d day, J. C. Purse 3d dav do 4th d ay do 3th d iv do 2 mile heats, 3 do do free 4 do do for best 3 in 5 do all $350 500 000 300 The fall campaign will commence here; and llmt all may have a fair start, three additional stables to these own ed here, are on the way to our course to commence train ing. Our sporting friends of Alabama and South Caroli na ".re therefore invited also to come and measure strength with the Georgians at. the onset, and return tiie lust week in April next, to the regular spring meeting, to test with them the long rub. To avoid inconvenience, those iutend- ■>ept. 12. *>-» C T EORGTA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY. H Whekkas John Eidson applies to me for lett. administration on the estate of Jane Lovins, late ut county, deceased— of offi- Wil . J only by J siileraHons, to s ty anything respecting the | a . s %M coronet of go'd, which he nore above I style or manner of this little work; but we may J ,. S Ul) °n an English king at, named I be permitted to remat k, that in design, extent! ^ l . r ^eniy ^le Bohun, formed the ambitious ; and price, it serves a purpose not served by j "K.i of entering into private combat ith hitu. | any other existing compilation * l in tlie ] ’°l ift . if successful, of winning eternal said i “For .several years, King Robert was inces- lono1 * l ' ie cn{ * 'vnich be would thereby ! santly employed in skirmishes with the garri- ! I ,ut to t, ie whole war. He therefore set his T3 of j Tl.yie aro therefore to cite and admonishall and singular J sollj4 ^whicli the English King maintained in I P ower fM war horse in motion, placed his at*ii!y*officc,widiin'ihe^iiiiepreacrfbed'ljy'iaw.ti^sliow'e.iiuie*, ! Scotland, or in contending with those native l“? ce ln . ‘: ,c rest , and galloped towards the if any they have, why said letters should-notbe granted. ! Lords of the Soil who WCtC adverse to his Given under my hand, at Office, thri 8th September, 1838. ’ HENRY BRITAIN, C. c. o. 35 5t September 19. ^T EORGIA. THOMAS COUNTY. j plv to me for letters of administration on the estate ol Joiin j i • ing to come with stables, would do well to write to the Sec- ] Strickland, late of said county, deceased rctarv, that suitable accommodations should be in readi- King of Scots, who comparatively unai med* claims. In the course of this partisan war- and mounted on a much smaller animal, must fare, he was sometimes at the head of a pow- ' a ' e sc emed vet\ ill-luted to withstand the at- i erful party, and sometimes a single fugitive ] tac ‘ Y - Bruce eyed him advancing, and, bein^ a P- j pursued by blood hounds. Throughout ail a knigrtt to lliink ol tee cvttiVW 17, 1! 13 tf 10 * ' Muscogee, j our Warehouse, where 10 ‘ , i. I Merchants lo make the. 10 •' ‘ Early, Their wholesale Dry 16 4 ‘ Irwin, 1 over their Grocery. G 8 ' * Duolv. ! Miners, are warranted t U. J. WILLIAMS. | nris-rimis. STOVASiL. Sc ESAJILEX, Are bow receiving their Fall supply of Groceries and Dry Goods, at their store in the brick range, next below if them, for ctis- S. M. JACKSON, Sec’y. 26—eowld. T'JLI terms the leilgevilh' BASltSAJNISt .98 A V KSK 55AU3 lhscriher, wishing to locate himself at and mills on Town-Creek, will sell following described prop riy in the city of •Sepr. 4. S. S. & 34 Cts Lot. No. 2 (two) hi s< and Montgomery streets llannnund, Esq. ; posse Also, the north half of si modulus stab on which the nnd o, of mu ted for private resiliences (f uty-tliree) where Mr. session given 1st .laiiiiary chasing v.-t; 11 u! le proper! commodaling terms, will Drilling, i.i .Mille.lgeviile Creek. 10 miles from Mi! J lire, 19.—82 tf n Mi <tv-ei. Mil- (03) on Clark at present, occupied by C. D. dmi given 1st January. 1839. d lot. on which there are com- Also, lot No. 1 in square 70 (seventy) i bath-house. Likewise, Lots Nos. 1,2, j o : ieb, in square 09; all being wellsitua- i deuces. Also, the corner of square 43 j ■ Mr. E. \V. Miller now resides; pos- ; auuurv, 1839. Persons desirous of pur- I ropertv ut a reduced jiricp, and oil ac- I is, wii! please apply to Mr. George L. | ibscribei ' S pianta- ; on iiheral 1 fi HIE unders his thanks or to die •dgevilie. on Tovvn- T’ WRIGHT. SAT.E, that beautiful, healthy, and commodious J8 ioi, on which the subscriber now resides, at Midway, two mi.'r-s I'roin Milledgeville, and p half mile from the site ol Of rihorpe University. It contain? ten acres, and lias on it a Eiai! tVAELHOlsE. gned lakes this opportunity of returning to his friends and a generous public, for the liberal patronage in his business the two years past, nnd solicits a continuation in the Storage and Commission Business lie nguin renews his promise, that he will not directly or indirectly engage in the purchase of Cotton on specula tion ; his exertions shall he exclusively for the interest o! those who may confide to him their business. Reuben J. Dawson will remain at Crawfordviile until the Cars on the Railroad go to Union Point, seven miles below Greenesboro’, far the purpose of receiving and for- wnr ling Cotton and Goods, which may he consigned to thc undersigned, clear of charge to iho planters and Mer chants; agents at other deposits on the railroad will attend to this business. Orders for Bagging, Groceries, &e.. will he filled at the lowest prices, and forwarded without dclav. TH03. DAWSON. Augusta, Sept. 7, 1338. 34 Ct large, convenient, and pleasanldweliinghouse, without hou ses, a weli of excellent water, and a spring besides many other advantages. JOHN A. CUIT1BLR1 October 10th, 1837. 43 tf I'*m’NAS<K. and Lot, con- j VAliUAhH54 LAA'D E Si fsA25,25. TSTIIE siibscrihcr offers In,* sale his entire landed prop- ertv on Cedar Creek, N. E. corner of Jones county, containing one thousand thirty acres, four hundred and j fifty of which aro cleared, and in good order for cnltiva- i tion. There is uNo on the premises a comfortable and convenient two story dwelling bouse, with every necessary out building—also, an incorporated Academy in successful operation, and a Baptist Meeting House. The purchaser cun be supplied on the premises, if desirable, with a ite- j ;p . : cessarv suiqjly of corn and fodder, at customary prices.— There is also an excellent Forty Saw Gin, Thrashing Ma chine, and Wheat Fan, that will be included on the follow ing conditions, viz: eight thousand dollars, cash in hand; nine thousand in two instalments, or ten in three. August 11. 31 tf ALEXANDER ODEN. vicissitudes lie seems to have invariably W at such a moment, did not avoid the meei- These aro therefore to cite and admonish all and singular J enjoyed the good wishes of the common peo- j in 8^ as l ie m it?lR have justifiably done,buton the the kindred and creditors of said deeeas at my offin e. within the time prescribed b; if any they have, why said letters should Given liudertny hand, at office, this 4th September, 1838. Sept. 18.—35 5t NEILL MeKINNON. c. C. o. BORGIA, Whkrea LAURENS COUNTY. ised, to be and appear j p i e> w | lom |,i s causc was endeared by it3 ! co - , ' t, ; ar y out a little way from his circle kfoiotbe uranted. 1 I being their own, and who always found some] f'tends, a-> it anxious to alford every advan- ! moans of assisting and supporting him, bovve- : ^ ie design of hts assailant. lie seem- i ver controlled in general 1 »y tlieir landlords, j . , 01 a inoraent to await the shock ot the Eng- At lettgih, by a series of minute military | ]’ a!1 so ^!‘ er ’^ ,nl * es rwi transactions, which almost tiros the reader of! le3 f anxitt y for a result which they knew was ild chronicles, he found himself in 1313, in j RI , ae , J accom F^ 9 ^ or mar l ' ue _ purpose for ALL persons indebted to the estate of .Minor beigier, YJL deceased, are requested to mike payment without delay; and those having claims against the said deceased, are required to bring them forward properly authenticated within ihe time limited by law, or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. JOHN W ILLIAMS, Adm’r. Crawford Co.,‘.\ug. 25, 1838. 33 fit of administrationon the estate of Win. S. BlacksE said county, deceased— These are therefore to cite nnd admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear j jifice. within the time prescribed bv law. to show cause, they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand, at office, this 11th September, 1838. Sent. 18.—35 5t FRANCIS THOMAS, c. c. o. possession of every fortress of any conse-! tiiev were assembled, and which was ( T EORGIA. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. » JBT \Vhv:reas Hugh Heglis and Neill Hughs, apply to me for letters of Administrationon the estate oi Duncan Hugos, late of said county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear j cjuence in the kingdom, except Sterling, with j instantly to be expected, that a twinkle ol j the Governor of which his brother Edward!^ 8 ojolul tlneatened to lose them the sight, m ule a paction, that, unless relieved by an ! ^ ^ !e * noment passed a crash was heard— English army before midsummer next year, it [ a . Robert Bruce was seen still mounted on should be delivered into the hands of the Scots, f 1113 FtLe palfrey, while bir Henry de Bohun at if any T lVa!i4i(iii»r (tnii Couiiniaaiou Buoiai'iix. i rfMTE undersigned lnve tikeu for a term of years, the ! r Warshnuse of A. R. Ralston near the head of cotton j Avenue, and convenient to the centre of business, where they j acres i will transact a geueral storage and commission business. The i Warehouse and commission business will be conducted and j managed by E. Be.i'l nnd Fred'k. Beall, members of the firm ; thev will devote their whole time and attention to the interest IAS'TV 25©I.£.ASiS BLV/ABa. TOLEN from the subscriber on the night of 7th instant, K*i a chesntit sorrel mare, seven years old, some white in her face, in line order, and well made. It is thought the thief is riding a saddle covered with a Buffalo hide. The above reward will be given for the mare and thief, or #25 for the mare alone. HARDY DURHAM. Higgsville, Twiggs county, 10th Sept., 1838. 33 4t VASjCAJBIHE PBOPEKTY S OU S '.LE5. IHE subscriber now offers for sale his valuable 1‘lanta- tion and Mills, two miles and a hall south ot Forsyth, Monroe county, on the Big Tobesof ky, situated in a rich, healthy country, containing near 800 acres of land, about 400 leared, a . * hi good icpair; good dwelling and G! otiier houses necessary ; a large two-story T HIE Sufcscithor oilers toi Mi'e L, - i a!1 " ''j 1 ’ L !' 1 ' ■ of the merchants and planters who may favor them with their mining about 10 acre? of Lund, at A.idwav, l.jjniios 1 ,. nston , receiving and forwarding merchandise and storage from Milledgeville, und halt a mile from the Ogloinorpe | ;mj pnlc of produce. Early arrangements will be made to 1'ntversitv.—Persons wishing to purchase a most healthy j moke liberal advances on produce ill store, and such other nnd desirable residence, will do well to apply soon. j facilities in trade as shall be for the interest of the customers. JnK 10—25 tf L. COWLES ts iii Nr 1 (jiient mid rr- . and Charles- Milledgeville, July 25. 1333 Tiie concern also will keep at their store on cotton Avenue a large and general supply of Staple. Domestic, b reach and fancy Dry Goods, ready mode Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery Ac ’ Together with a general supply of Groceries, Iron, Salt , Saddles, Bridles, Boots, Shoes, Flats, iXe i hey have on ’all ; hand a large supply of first quality Hemp Bagging, Bale Rope ds, which has bet ii care-! an d twine. The undersigned are determined to do business If in the Charleston, New -York and ! on the most liberal terms; any orders by the planters for bag- lelnteartiri italsfroiii Europe, which I ing Bale Rope and Twine, or any other articles, shall meet our prompt attention. ELI AS BEALL, A Co. Elias Beall, Freijeiuck Bf.all, I. S. Rainey. Thomas Beai.l, Thomas N. Beall. Macon, July 19. 32—tJl. ('attnn Wureheunn mul {'oinmlsmioii Bit^itifin. TEI M. SIM"M<>NS having taken tb.at safe and con- S 0 venient Fireproof Warehouse on Broad Street, for merly occupied by IMessrs. I. XV. A J. T. Heard, will be prepared to attend to all business in his line. He will be thankful for a share of that public patronage which, by strict attention to business, be hopes to merit. Augusta, Sept. IX. 4838 W'nrcfiOHic ami Commission liiisinoBSj rBTHE undersigned having taken the Warehouse formerly § occupied by Mr. Benj Baird, on Green street, offers himself for the transaction of the Warehouse asd Com mission BUSINESS, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. Arrangements have been made to afford liberal advances on Cotton and Goods in store. Insurant e has been effected to cover all produce m store. HENRY RIVES. Augusta, Ang. 10, 1933. 3,1 NEW fiOOB#. rilHE subscriber has the pleasure to inform his friends -1 and Customers, that in addition to his former stock, hs is now receiving n new and general assortment of Hid Winter staple and Fnncv G billy selected by liimse ]bistn:i Markets from tl he wifi dispose of at the lowest prices to responsible cus- j tun."is at the usual credit. 1: inkful for the past patronage of his friends and tho ; public, he hopes to merit a continuation ot the same, nnd J respectfully invites them to cull and examine his stoca, j which will he constantly rep giikina pittances from his age ■ton. (In hand, Cotton Bagging. l?t quality, Negro Shoes, l!I;u Lets, Wool Hits, &c. &c. JAMES T. LANE. Milledgeville, Sept. 11. 1833 : 31 St AI X B0N54 V1VAK3. T>OOKER & YOUNG have this day dissolved copart- nership, by mutual consent. Ail persons who are in- d' hied to the subscribers either by note or account, are re quested to make immediate payment to L. A. Young, who i? authorized to settle all demands. No indulgence Will be minted longer than the first o( September. jeso, iv,t!i a sixty saw gin, thrasher and fan, all run by water The mills are considered tiie most valuable property in this part of the State. This property being situated so near the town o! For syth, at the terminus of the Monroe Railroad, is considered more valuable on that account, as all the Hour and cornmeal that can he furnished at tho mill, and also ul! the lumber sawed at the sawmill, find a ready sale to the citizens ol For syth. Persons wishing to purchase such property, would do well to come and view this, as it is certainly the meat valua ble property in the State. There is plenty of water for a cotton factory. Apply to the subscriber, living in Forsyth. • A. CUCHRAN. Aug. 13, 1838. 31 tf a my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, anv they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given under mv hand at office, this 3d day of September, JESSE HIGGS, i EORGIA. NEWTON COUNTY. Whereas David Rogers applies to me for letters of administration oti the estate ol John Aluiaud, late oi said countv, deceased ; And, also, whereas Thomas YA S. Lewis applies to me for so fully and doiinitely asserted. Robert him- j l st,rru P* tU ^ ? rokeU ^ &ud sell' was much distressed when be learned the ^ ^ ^ b * V , • , , ■ i ,1 , , ,, Blow ot ins battle axe, which was shivered to terms which Ins brother had made, as tie well • , , , , , , , •- r i pieces ov the blow, leaviuti oulv the handle knew that the chivalrous spirit ol the a-^e ; r r ’ P , . 5 - * , . , would make it necessary that an English army | Wlllun hw Tbe h ^ nds ^^amlr should be brought to rescue tho castle; a visit I Cam ° rou “ d the ^ lu ? cou d uo1 help entering which he could have as well spared, if with j * remo ^ tr ance against ms imprudence, in . .... ... « , . . tllllS risk TTl or Ills l?fiA at" n ti nip lv nun if t k4- administration on the . state of William Hightower, i honor. The principles of chivalry, however, letter 2.ii.. late of said county, deceased— These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased persons, to be and appear at mv office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not he granted _ ember, c. o. 35 It thus risking his life at a time when it was of g a LoB of Bruce’, mied as they ; F‘ rP nrmce «® <•“ P«p!e. He only " Given under my hand at office, this 18th day of Sep! 1838. AUGUSTIN W. EVANS, D. c. | had as I could have in any man’s of that age; and while ! still regretting the cause, he determined on meeting the English, as thus pledged, in fair stricken field. Sf* f ot. 25. /f~1 EORGIA, GREENE COUNTY. Xjff WHEREAS Micajih Bedell and Littleberry Suerrell nn- plv to me for letters of administration on the estate of Wil liam Slierreli, late of said county, deceased— These ere 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 thev have, why sui.l letters should not bo grained. Given under my hand at office, tills 19th day ot September, 183S. * THOMAS W. GRIMES, c. c. o. Sept. 23. 35 5t i glanced at the stump of his weapon, and re marked, “ I am sorry for my good battle axe.” He considered, in all probability, that though tiie risk was great, yet the shame of retreat As he had contemplated, the English King I from , ?, fdir P. er f nal comh * t ’ al s , u , ch foment, was now at length roused, by the terras of his ! ™ : h ? V % h ?? a T‘? St uma \° raule ! J P on j . i 'viii.. i i i tiio Oi iiio soiuiers: wiicrtris a.p Rdtiievc- treaty, to undertake what he had too lonsr de* I t - i i i - ]*<* ♦ c i i i nieiit like this, which icij^ exuerience laved—a personal expedition to Scotland, and , . , c . that upon such a scale aS seemed calculated to um a.nios .,1,16 O; pet ormuig to has uesire, ensure success. The army collected for this ! ^^ fak'ulmed to inspire his men with addi- purpose comprehended the whole feudal ser vice of ninety-three great tenants of the Eng lish crown, besides a considerable force front 'BOUGHT to Jail j, ) day of July, 1837, F iOOKER U YOUN( XT’ The rstablisbmont wii! here after be carried on un der the immediate direction ot tiie subscriber, who would say ti bis friends and the public, that he intends keeping an liar.,1 a iteneral assortment of Confectionary, &e. His bar, also, will be surpassed by none, as regards neatness, aider ami the. most choice liquors; and he therafore hopes be nviv meet with a share of public pntronaqe. 27 tf L. A. YOUNG. A. SALE of lots in tins town will take place on Tues- ,j n v the lfith of Ociohi-r next.—Terms, one-fourth cash, the balance in three annual instalments. This town is beautifully situated on a hish 1,luff of the river Chattahoochee, in the county of Bur; our, rvlabatr.a, about one mile below the month ef rlatcheci.ubii, e, and from twenty-five to thirty miles below Columbus. Tt pos sesses local advantages inferior tn no place upon the ri\er. r ! The bluff on which it stntids is a continiuition of the ridoo, I dividing llie waters of the Kntchecliubbee nnd ( owagkee j creeks, itffni dine the most eligible location for an excellent I road in the interior of Barbour, Russel! and Macon, by h tiie product of the rich and fertile cotton lands of conveyed to market, i lie TO LEASH. M ,7E offer to let for a term of five years, our Elantmion called Beulah, the late residence of James Barrow deceased, on t’ue East bank of Oconee, opposite the Milledgeville, exclusive of the Turf field and 30 acres around tlic o'ul settlement called Johnsonville. This tract contains 'It 1200 acres; about 400 of which, we suppose, are open. Ihoupl, the form is at present partly overgrown with bushes j sad briars, yet the lanu is excellent, having never been worn j t liose counties enn 1 , . a but merely abandoned to fallow, according to the last will j read fiom Columbus to Florence and Irwinton, wifi pass a) the itstator, until tiie heirs should be of age. j through this town. Situated below the Snake. Shoals. The quality of the land, r.n 1 its vicinity to Miiiodgeville, ' Uchee Shoals, and Woolfo’.k’s bar, which are the principal tun kt; Beulah one of the most valuable gram an i stock farms ; obstructions in thc river, it can be approached without Cl Georgia. We offer to let it only for tid • : • 'ine j ,| iffi ,. |lltv h ,„, am U ts> nt almost, all seasons of thc year, ruhivattonof cotton \v,ll not neal.owed; mm vtil tenant* be | ;, b j j , wiU hp eivt .„ purchasers. For the r: i. itted to cut wood tor market except it c 1 S"j)«: nte J . . aiVQ .. ri r\y » r '”itract. Convenient au:l Hue range for a lar-e stock ol bogs proprietors, . ... .. y ‘ is afforded by thc river low-.rounds, and ..titer forest, con- | N. B. The cash payment mnv he made by a good pn- t.ainiiijr nearly eight hundred acres, while an extensive mea- I aer, well indorsed, payable 60 days, at any nan., in to- daw, either for liay or pasturage of cattle and horses, can be I iumbii r.i:i(le in die valley of Deriseau creek, with no other trouble thru; a fence. The whole place is well watered nnd healthy. Also, we will lease for a term of five years, the farm called . , , , , Walnut Level, on the West bank of Oconee, adjoining the | fellow, lively and quick spo-en, own common, above Milledgeville, containing ltit) acres of , old, grey eyes , first quality land. This would be a very convenient farm for ' would suppose. isO or lfiO .. . . ne g agentlemau wishing to reside in town. j H.s proper - ■ , v„ , pmnfovmcnt l’crsons wishing to cultivate a graiu farm, near a good mar- I pnss. by vvlnch he works where p - , ? , ^ j- . t V ket. are invited to examine the premises. The lease will be j He worked durum harvest time, m the neighbniho^l oll Mr. long enough to give tenants all the comforts of a permanent j Ledbetter’s, in l pson county, the next I en ’ ks | home. Mr. Byiugton, at Beulah, can give information ot the j Uie Indian .Springs, Butts co., wnerc he w t .e P^1j15SCS. The lease will probablv be renewed c 4 *- tbe end t:.e term, j R AN AWAY from the subscriber, 1 of Ta!b.»r.on, on tbe lGth of May Inst, a bright mulatto August 16.—3- trls ing seven miles west Muscogee county, on tiie first 3 negro boy who calls himself IIe.nuy, he is yellow complected, five feet six inches high, slender built, and says that he belongs to Mr. Broughton, of the State of Louisiana, nnd says that Broughton bought him of a Mr. Beasly, a negro trader, and that Mr. Beasly bought him. of .Tames Riinde.ll, of Greene county, Georgia, thre*miles from Greenesboro’, and says that he tunaway in March, 1335. The owner is requested to come forward and prove property, or lie will he sold for jail fees. NATHANIEL M. C. ROBINSON, Jailor Aug. 14, 1838—30 tf of Muscogee Co, T^OR SALE.—An excellent Newark made carriage, but slightly worn. It may be seen at Mr. Mott's Livery Stable. April 11—12 t( AN OHDSSAKCE To prevent Hogs running oi large within the corporate, limits of the city of MiUedgev.llc, after the !5/A day of October next: B E IT ORDAINED, by the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Milledgeville, that from and immediately after the fifteenth day of October next, it shall he the duty of the citv Marsha! and his Deputy, to take up a!! Hogs running at large within the corporate limits of the city, and confine them in the public pen, nnd immediately ad vertise them at the Market-house, with a description of their marks, (if anv) nnd notice that they wili be there sold, at some specified time at the end of two days, if within that time they are applied for by their owners, they shall be delivered to them by the officer, on receiving one dollar for every hog belonging to the city, and fifty cents for everv hog belonging tn the country; and if not thus de livered, thev shall be publicly sold, agreeably to notice, to the highest bidifor. and tbe nett, proee. ds sliollbe paid over to the Secretary and Treasurer, and become a part of the ciiv funds. Read and passed 21th .Tnlv. 1333- 0 WM. Y. HANSF.LL, Mayor. Attest, W. IV. Paine, Sec. & Treas. C. M. July 31, 1833 2S 3t ipTEORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY. k3T Whereas Aikn G. Simmons, guardian of Micajah Wii iford, apniies for letters of dismission— These arc therefore to cite and admonish all nnd singu lar the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and npp ir at mv office within the lime proscribed bv law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given under mv baud at office, this 3d Jnlv. 1333. PHILIP .1. ECHOLS, c. c. o. •Tune 10. 25—mCm between 28 and 3." -sometimes he wears whig Rachel R. Ivins, > Libel for divorce in Crawford re. > Superior Court—August Term, HirERLiTrs L. Kins, j 1P3 U . ■•hiskers, weighing I j TT appetr ing to die Co <rt, from the return of the Sheriff. 5 feet 7 or 8 inches. [ -R- that the defendant in the above stated case is not to be ^ foum! in this county, it ia oti motion of attorney for libellant, J 9-jf dismission on the estate of Elizabeth Daniel, deceased, late Wales and Ireland, and some foreign tuerce- C 1 EORGIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, j nant ies. In round numbers it amouuted to one Whereas I-mc R. Youngblood, admim-trotor, j hundred thousand men, whereof fotir thousand applies for letters of dismission from tbe estate of John Werg dad in comp l 0 te Steel, horse and man; Cfjsriiuly, dec d. Th, sc are therefore to 'rite and admonish all and singu lar tho kindred and creditors of said deceased person, to he and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by li YV.t) show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand, at office, the 30i’n of May. 1C3S. June 5—20 m6m I,. A. JERNIGAN, c. c.. e. Det.ii.a Johnson, I Libel for Divorce. vb. > In Thomas Superior Court, May Yorxo A. Johnson. ) Term, 1838. Tr appearing to the Court, from tbe return of tbe Sheriff, that Young A. Johnson, the defenriant in said Libel, is not to be found in this county—On motion of James .) Scarbo- boti'di attornev for the Libeller, ordered that service of said Libel be nerfecteJ by publication of this rule, once a mouth for three months, in the Southern Recorder, immediately preceding the next term of this Court. A true extract from the Minutes, May 21, 1838. HANSEL R. SEWARD, c. 9. c. Sept. 4, 1838. ' 33 tnOm C55<i4>R€J5A, HIovKstn County. TNFERIOR COURT, sitting for ordinary purposes, Sep- S timber 3, 1838.—Present, their Honors Elijaii F4. Jones, John R. Baldwin, and Thaddeus B. Rees, Justices. On the application of Mary Ann Shelton, (now Alary Ann Adair,) administratrix on the estate of Allen Shelton, den’d, staling to the Court that she has fully administered and paid out ail the assets which come into her hands, belonging to said estate, and pravs for letters of dismission therefrom—Where upon it is ordered by the Court, that six months’ publication be made of tliis Rule Nisi, in the Southern Recorder, requiring all persons concerned to file their objections, if any they have against the granting of the same, on or before the tirst regular term of this Court after the expiration of the time aforesaid ; in default thereof, letters of dismission will he granted to said applicant, in terms of the statute in such cases made and provided. A true extract from the minutes of the Court of Ordinary, j 3d day of September, 1838. Sept. 11.—34 tional confidence in their leader. It was thu* wiih confirmed, though «t;ll modest Lopes ofi success, that the Sets by down for tlie night; while the English, on»lhe other hand, tlKiugh yet entertaining the highest expectations from their numbers, and from their nation tf repu tation for superiority, were sensibly tKuihed at iiivi luau, i *i • * and fifty thousand were archers, each cf whom ; ‘ e > S ** in ? omeB ' % bore a bow as tail as himself, and shot arrows , Folh armies rose betmie3next morning, and a cloth-yard long. An idea may be formed themselves for the encounter. The of the iufinlte pomp and circumstance of his English, who had spent tbe night riotously, army, from the fact, as calculated by a monkish i included in their preparations inly such ar- writer of the time, that its baggage wagons ! r;iri oenierits as referred to the defence and extended would have made aline one hundred i Bonrishmont -of the person. r lhe Scots re- and eighty miles long. It comprised, indeed, j H artle ti also the edification of the mind. W ith the whole military force of England; and so j tiiat attention to tilings spiritual which to this confidently did Edward anticipate victory by j characterises the people in >o remarkable its means, that he brought with him a poetical ! 3 rnanr >c*r, they heard mass said by the Abbot monk, as one of the supernumeraries, to cele- I InchaBiay in front of their lines before brate his successes as soon as they should take j ^ >rea ^ fast, and afterwards knelt with devout place. t feelin ?> to receive the personal benediction of Bruce for his part, made all the prepara- \ man, who for the purpose of bestow- tions which circumstances could admit efi ! ’j; P asr '®d along bare-footed and bare-head- Forty thousand brave men obeved the sum-1 et ^’ a i s ] >ta y>ug in his hands a crucifix supposed mons which called them to defend the inde- miraculous sanctity. Ihe English pendence of their country, or see it forever! Fing, who wes now advancing with his proud destroyed. These he rendezvoused in the Torwood, near Stirling, a scene already hal- squadrons, saw this last motion of the Scots, and exclaimed with delight, that they wore lowed to patriotism, from having frequently • ^Heeling to ask his mercy. To this a Scotish been the retreat of Wallace, and where it was baron, who had long been in his service, made mfim JOHN 5V. PORTER, o. c. has, by some means gotten a Lexington, 14th Sept., 1838. Co The Federal Union will puli’if i D. I). C. BARROW, vv. McKinley. 35 tf h this until forbid. C. B & W. McK, at die tavern, under this fictitious pass. This pass is written ; in a scribbling manner, and signed by a Mrs. Busfi, hung in j i Ogle horpe countv, Gn., and is given to ufi* oay for a J r ’(• J he is in the pass called Billy, he styles himself Billy Bush, j thouerh it is possible he mav again change his name, if he cm | get new pass. This boy is a good hewer and shingle getter, I ■■ • • •- -arpenter, plays on the violin, at cards, JACKS05’ SSALL HE subscriber being thankful to bis ti lends PUD.IC in general, for their libera! patronage, and hopes by hi^ j, r , strict attention of family to merit a coalmuslion He has P’ n a large two story building nt the upper end of his range r 'f buildings near the State-fiouiC, with six fire places, making about »ixiv to his establishment. His house is undergoing a thorough repair, although his pretended f ricn.de. in time of May L'mvpntion last, reported he was dead. !• NCLE SAM is nr, t dead, and is perfectly alive to the love ol his country and biends, and will be abie to accommodate ns we.I, anil on as moderate terms, as any other good house in Miliedeevilie. SAMUEL BUFFINGTON. Sc *'Pt. IS, ]838. 35 4t fiOTTOJJ UI.VS, AM) RtriVXIXG CKF.R. Phi: undersigned make, and keep constantly on hand, Cotton Gins of a very superior quality : they also will fimnish the Running Geer, put up in the hest manner, at rimrt notice. They will also repair Gins or Running Leer. Their Shop is ut the North end of Jefferson street. BOUTWELL & McALL. Milledgeville, July 17, 1333, 27 tf tornev tor ordered by the Court, that service be perfected by publishing thc above Rule in some public gazette in this Stato, for three months, before the next Term of this Court, to appearand answer to said case. GEO. I?. HUNT ER, Attorney for Libellant. A true extract from the minutes. PHILIP J. ECHOLS, Clerk, Sept, 11, 1838 34 into Pamela Parham, O N the application of Carter Shepherd and Thomas J. i Shepherd, administrator? on the estate of James Shep herd. deceased, stating to the Court that they have fully ad ministered and paid out all the asse s which ccrae into their hinds, belonging to said estate, and prays for letters of dis mission therefrom—Whereupon it is ordered by ’he Court, that six months' publication be made of this Rule Nisi, in the Southern Recorder, requiring all persons concerned to fi'e their objections*, if any they have against tf e granting of the same, on or before the first regular term of the Court after the expiration of the time aforesaid; h■ default thereof, let ters of dismission will be granted to said applicants in terms of the statute in such cases made and provided. A true extract from the minutes of the Court i f Ordinary, 3d dnv of September, 1838. Sept. 11.—31 lufim JOHN W. PORTER, r, c. o. EORGIA. HENRY COUNTY’. necessary to make a stand on the present oc casion, so as to prevent the approach of the English army to that fortress, which was the immediate object of the present expedition. In this host were men from every part of Scotland—Anglo-Saxons from the south and east direction?, civilized Caledonians from the northeast province, Tslesmau recently trans ferred from a Norwegian to a Scotish allegi ance, Highlanders descended from the earliest subjects of the Scotish kings, and men from answer, that they asked mercy, hut it was from Heaven; not from the King of Eneland. Ed ward concealed his mortification by oriering the charge to be sounded. Firm in their ranks, each battalion under his local banner, and all beneath ihe lion standard of Scotland which floated in ample folds from the highest part of the field—being fixed in a large earth-fast stone which is yet pointed out with veneration, the host of Bruce awaited the formidable attack, to ?esist or Libel for divorce, in Crawford 3u- - , , . . _ ”' (purler Court—August Term, 1338. he calls himself a carpenter, plays on the violin, ut cams, , Casper Parham, V 3 and in every instance a riotous boy. He seems to be direct- j J p appearing to the Conrt, on the return of the Sheriff, ing his course, should he not be decoyed by some base ki I- I Jf font the defendant is nst to be found in this county, it is '.ere i, that service be per- iD one of the public Ga- 1 ■ ■ . - , T - e- for three months, b.fote j foekfoJred and ? .Id to Wilv Bash, of Oglethorpe county, ot wflom J the next sitting of this Court, requiring said defendant to ap- anf j ht him. I will give ten dollars for the apprehension and ! pear and answer to said ease. ! ' . mg his course, should he not be decoyed by some case *ici- i r. that the aelenaant is mn to be n nr pper, towards Oglethorpe county. Ga., from whence he was j C n motion of libellant's counsel, «rde: brought and sold some 3 veers ago. This boy wc3 partially i fered bv publishing foe above R nle i raised, I think, bv a Mr. J on man, ef Jasper county ; after- ( retro s of this State, one.- a month fc Carrick and Galloway, who owned a local as} yield to which, promised them independence well as a national attachment to the fortunes j or everlasting degradation. The first charge ot King Robert, from being the tenants of was made by the English cavalry under the his patrimonial estates. One common senli-j Eails of Gloucester and Hereford, and it ment animated them—implacable hostility; was firmly met by the division under Edward i against the nation whose ambitions sovereigns | Rruce, the King’s brother. In a short time Iliad for thirty years wrought them so much | the o! her parts of the English line came up | evil, joined to a resolution either to work out {and the small Scotish columns became ab- ! their country’s deliv erance, oi to die in the at- > sorbed and lost in the multitudinous bands op- .... r , -■ tempt. j posed to them, as rivers enter and are svval- T whereas W .Won Damcl nppl.es to. me for letter- „f ; ,« hen Brure ]carnc d that the English army j lowed up in the sea. Ever- where the Scot- of .aid county, deceoseri— These are therefore M cite and admonish all and ringulsr the kindred and creditors of said deceased a> rnv office, within the time prescrib if my they have, why said letters should not be granred. Given under my hand at Office, this 3d September, 1833. Sept. 11.—34 mfim C HAS. BAYNE, c.c. o. Tic ward bought him. I will give ten dollars for the appre safe lodgment of this boy in jail, so that Iron get him. , JOHN H. WALTON. 34 fit Sept. 11, I83P. B ROUGHT toJail in Muscogee county. Geo., on the I 8lb dnv of January lust, a negro man named Petf.r pear ; A true extract from the minutes. PHILIP J. ECHOLS, Clerk. Srpt. 11, 1838 34 m3m | ( t EORGIA. vY.vStiiNGTON COUNT!'. i T Whereas Peter P. Smith, executor ol the last will j ml testament of Arthur Whitfield, applies to me for letters , of dismission from saidestite; { These are therefore toc’te and admonish all nnd singu- I “i8tt lnr the kindred and creditors of sa.d deceased, to be and appear nt my office, within the time prescribed, by law Monroe, who says that he Is a free man, and was born tn Havana: but he has no evidences of his fre-dom with him. Peter Monroe is about 45 years old, 5 feet 10 inches high, of a yellow complexion, speaks very broken, and weighs 1G0 nounds, wears rings in bis eats. I would suppose _ .. . from his brogue that he is from the lower part of the State j show cause, tl any they have, why said letters of dismis nf -tenth Carolina. The owner, if any r ,is requested to sitm should not be granted. • come forward and prove property, or he will be sold for j Give, under my hand, this 20fo MarchM333 j ai l foes. N. M, G\ ROBINSON, Jailor Aug. 14. 1838—30 (f of Muscogee Co. April 3,1338 L. A, JERNIGAN, c. c. o, IJ ■ nnd admonish all and -unguis r. | j s p, )S i t i<>n, lie drew out his troops in battle ; the charge of the English cavalry and the men rescribcd by iaw, to show cause.! army upon a held or park, a little to toe south j at-arrns, and were every where successful n of Stirling, where certain irregularities of I repelling, by these means, attacks which other- ground promised him greater advantages than I wise must have overpowered them. Where c ( - i ’CT\ c l\v FlrilO COUNTY ^ ^’ jC remained precisely in front of that | the conflict came to personal rencontre, the C*‘ ! Whereas Alien*g! Simmons nd.fonisrrntnr on the i town and fortress. Arranging his first line in j Scotish soldier handled his short battle-axe cutatcs C,f David Garrison nnd Elizabeth Garrison, into of j three divisions, whereof the right was protect-1 and dagger with fearful effect. An arrow- said county, deceased, applies to me for letters dismissory , c>( j } ] )e banks of a rivulet called Bannock-' flight as thick as rain proceeded from the Eng- ou said p ; t r ^- f . oi . e(ocifeam) ndmnnisli nil and singular! while the left rested upon the village of; iish archers, but King Robert was fortunatefy nn rt creditors of said deceased per=.ms, n. he | St. .-entails, he birnself assumed the command | able to put a speedy end to that annoyance, appear at my office, within the time prescribed l y Jaw, I of ;1 second lino or corps-de-reserve, which ! by bis small party of light horse, whose at- how cause, ii'any they'nave, why said letters should j cons j stp( j c ];j e py r ,f men f rom the remoter j tack the bowmen had no proper means of re- ,,0 Givi-fu"Smv hand at office, this 3d July, 1033. | part8 of his doimnions. The commanders to j sisting. The battle then became what is so mv -■ p j ECHOLS, c. c. n. j whom lie -entrusted his foremost battalions, | seldom exemplified in modem warfare, a Inly 10 25—mfim i were those hardy warriors who had fought by j hand-to-hand contention, in which many thou- his side, or in bis interest, through the whole : sands of brave men fonylit eagerly and closely 1 ' ‘ ~dth each other for honor and life. It became idely extended single combat. * It was moment,' .Nays a historian, who have drawn his narration from to hear the noise of the four long train of heirs to the kingdom. It! hattallions fighting in a line, the clang of arms, Oct. 2. 1838. .nt *-x | does not appear that many of the national no- ■ the shouts of tbe knights ss they raised their EORGIA. PUTNAM COUNTY Tot.eei) before me, by Georee D. \\ ade.of thc 304th . )er j 0( j Q f struggles for the crown; one was j with ea wbite^aVto hVr°fac J e"nml spot in foeTmiit of j his brother Edward ; another his nephew, the ; a wide WM. B. CARTER, c. i. c. 37 2t 9 t i had reamed Edinburgh, thirty-six miles from j ish infantry presented their lengthv spears to —

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Southern recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1820-1872, October 09, 1838, Image 1