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Newspaper Page Textr NO. 40—VOL. XIX, BV GRIEVE & ORME. ] i All LLEDGE VILLE, GEORGIA, TUESDiAY, OCTOBER 23, 1838. . jj £ coBDER i» published weekly, generally, and •f ‘“* k durinir the Session of the Legislature, on Han- ttC ] ’ “ t- —r •nil'll ,,„n’navable ill advance, or FoUlt Dollars, if H»‘ %£« til'- c,:,i ° r U . ,e - ve \ r ' A nr I f - *c ij-HESTS conspicuously inserted nt the usual rntes. without a specification of the number of insertions, alilUltr J until ordered out, and charged accordingly. ;ibep«'*‘ j j negroes, by Administrators, Executors, or , j"l 1* " - re d hv law to be held on the first Tuesday . arc requi 1 U arckoBM aai Crnmmimmiam Zimmimean. f |1HK undersigned beg leave to inform the public, that they have connected themselves together for tranact- tiig a V. arehouse and Commission Business in the City of Macon, under the firm of Hamilton &. Reynolds. Their Warehouse is now being erected, and will be completed in all of September, ready for the reception of hardware and merchandise. Its location is near the head of Colton Ave nue, on the corner of Cherry and First Streets, convenient .ell the hours of ten in the forenoon and ■ to the most business part of the town, and very secure , month. b^' i )oi ,^ at t j ie Court-house of the county in j,, l ie ■ • .; tu;l tc.—Notices of these sales must be hike property t in- i naiet te sixty days previous totheday of sale. ^ fni ' ,a r U tlic = 3il<-' of personal property must be given in y.itices d ivs previc ■ flO liner, l je debtors a days s previous to the day of sale. Also, ad creditors of an estate must be publish er r " 1!TT jppUcatinn will be made to the Court of Ordina- >• nice tu it j (• j aii p (liu3t l, e published for FOUR months. f,riei-'e t<>■'* , ‘ lm ,. (l f misuse, will meet with prompt • i !ij3in''M l KecoiiDFR OFKlcE . lie'll p* I.rTT must be ]• ist-paid. at th' Ri (° fl . requesting the direction of their paper 7 Ourrc' Omt*e to another, arc desired, in every ,■ .•■ifro" 1 l ’ j |rr requests, to inform us as wol! of the ;1< i3ar"_. in L ‘ l “ ( 'jgj cc frn.n which they desire it changed, as n«n<* of Xlv mav thereafter wish it sent. ■ , ijwlntoi 111 • -——inthoriKeii to announce Jehu Kii'.i:, as a can- E • irc ' , .'p Collector of Baldwin county, at the didate wr ~ — IV suing Jnr.uar; Election. Oct. 9, 1838—38 wl2w ' r - , ti ,. r informs the voters of Hancock county, fpllh snl'i'« ^ 1Jt ji,late for the office of Tax Collector I lhat . l,e and respectfully solicits their suppt (I—38 3t and respectfully solicits their support. G. B. BARKSDALE, udebtvd to me, either by note hem with ... __ ^|[ persons indented to me, eitliei “ ’ ar( . requested to call and settle il IfV't L ANK immediately, or they will find J-V" , .a-..., for collection, before the ucm inum th (,hnudsofanofficer WM G . LANE. v. i o . r \„ril 10.1838 - —” i- ,| vll. ARKASGK HENTS. ‘ ffllJE stibscrilier respectfully itnnoun- J. res to the public, that he has in full tesfr wm operation a Line of Four Horse Conch- via Wntkinsville, Madison, to Hamilton, :i week, leaving and returning ns follows: on Sundays, Tuesdays mid Thursdays, atC (t from A: non*. ,od back, 3 tiin. '.raving Attic — • „ - .e i i i iVlnck M.. mid arriving at Latouton at 0 o clock ., q un the same days. __ , 1 ] caving llntonton on Mondays, Wednesdays and t rt- .: o’clock, A. M., and arriving in Athens ut (J Javs, " ' L I*. M., same (lavs. II. N. WILLSON, Contractor. 10 tf ■ AM) fOK NAI.E. from the risk of fire. The undersigned will devote their best individual and undivided attention to any business which may he confided to their care, and will lie prepared lo make liberal advance* on cotton stored with them. They will also attend strictly to the sale of any cotton con fided to their cart*, nml will in all cases use their best ef forts to obtain the highest market prices. Tbcv will make ihe best airangenients possible for learning the earliest in telligently from foreign markets; and will always cheerful ly impart any intelligence thus obtained to their planting and mercantile friend*. The undersigned being planters themselves, will feel their interest nearly allied to the planting interest. In conclusion, the undersigned would only add further, that they will he prepared to attend to every brunch of business connected with the warehouse and commission; such as receiving cotton on storage, for sale, or to »hip to other markets, receiving and forwarding goods to country merchants, filling orders, &c. Sec.—to all of which they will promise that their best attention shall be given to promote the interest of those who may patronize them. Any favors received in the line of our business, will be dak appreciated. WILLIAM HAMILTON, WILLIAM REYNOLDS. Without intending to disparage the claims of those of our nnu tnem in J f r ; Pn( j s who a re 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, us worthy of their confidence. They being our relatives, deli cacy forbids that we should say more in their favor; we, however, trust that their strict and diligent attention to business, will secure to them a liberal share of public pa tronage. K. HAMILTON, July 24.1838.—27 tf J. R. I1AYF.S. MILLEDCEriLLE COURSE, GEO. rruiK annual Jockey Club Fall meeting will commence on Monday the 12tli of November next, and continue six days. The following Parses will be given: 1st Day—A post stake, four mile heats—entrance five hundred dollars—$250 forfeit: 3 or more to make u race; to close 1st October; and name at the stand. Iverson & Bonner, 1 2d Day—Mile heats, for a fine silver Pitcher and Cup, worth $200; for colts and fillies two or three years olrl, $25 entrance; three or more to make r race. 3d Day—Two mile heats, free for ail—purse $300. 4th Day—Three mile heals—free for all—purse $300. 5th Day—Four mile heats—free for all—purse $1000. oth Day—One tnile heats—best 3 iu 5—purse $400. H. F. YOUNG <t Co., Proprietors. CCF People’s Press, Augusta, Macon Messenger, and Herald & Sentinel, Columbus, will give the above one in sertion weekly, until the races, and forward their accounts to the proprietors for payment, H. F. Y. &. Co. Alilledgevi'le, July 3(ith, 1833 20 ivtr SHERIFFS’ SALES. rgAALlAFERRO SHERIFF SALES.—Will be sold, on Jt the first Tuesday in November next, before the Court house door in the town of Crawfordville. Taliaferro county, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: One huudred and forty acres of land, more or less, adjoin' T CENTRA I. COURSE, JI AC’ON, GA made and returned to me by a Constable. Propern- pointed 1 out by defendant. ^ Also, ut tlu: same tune and place, one hundred ana twentv- l five acres ov land, more or less, on the waters of Liule River, adjoining Griffith West, and others: levied on as the property ; of Joel Jackson, to satisfy sundry fi las. in lavor of John G. ; Ogletree, and others. GILCHRIST IH'ERTON, Sh’ff. Sept. 18, 1838. 35 tds HOMAS SHERIFF SALES POSTPONED.—Will he sold, on the first Tuesday in December next, be- | fore the Court-house door in the town of Thomasville, be tween the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: ' One lot of pine land, No. 3, in tlie 23d district of originally j HE Races over this course will commence on the last now . Thoms “ c ounty, containing 250 acres, more or Tuesday (30lh) of October, ami continue five days. First day, sweepstake for three year olds—entrance : less: levied on as the property of Robert Brown, to satisfy ■ three fi. fas. issued from the Superior Court of Butts county, in favor of George W. Murray, vs. arid Robert Brown. Pro- $100, with 100 tub led by the proprietors—one mile heals, 1 perty pointed out by the plaintiff. three or more to make a race. Second day, two mile heats, purse $250 Third day, three mile heats, purso 500 Fourth day, four mile heats, purse 700 Fifth day, mile heat*, best 3 in 5 300 LEE, HARDIN &. Co., Proprietors. Macon. Aug. 20, 1838. 33 tdr Also, one other lot of pine land, No. 8, in the 13th district , of originally Irwin, now Thomas county, containing 490 acres, more or less: levied on as the property of Noah Raines, to satisfy one fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Thomas ! county, in favor of Juniper Hall. vs. said Noah Raines. Pro- ! pertv pointed out bv the plaintiff. j Oct 16,1838—39' tds BENJ. WOMACK, Sh’ff. fTIELFAIR SHERIFF S SALE.—Will be sold on the ,-*• . st Tuesday iu November next, nt the Court bouse r < n >r l * n ^ ac k*° nv iM e > between the usual Lours of sale, the following property, to wit: Four fractional lot* of land. Nos. 391, 392. 393, and 394. lv- “g ^ bank of Ocmulgee river, in the 9th district of ola \y Ukiuson, now Telfair county : levied on as the property of Adam G. Saffold and Joshua e Superior Court of Mor- - „ Green & Cook, for the use of James Lamkin, vs. Boon and Flournoy. Property pointed out by Joshua Boon. FREDERIC'BUTLER,' Sh’ff Sept. 25. 1838. 36 tds H ancock sheriff’s sale"postponed^- AV ill be sold on the first Tuesday in November next, at the Court-house door in tliccou-.lyof Han ,,ok, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: One negro woman 22 yeais old, named Creasv : levied on as the property of Thomas C. Butts, to sati-fv a ti. f u . I against hint.ln favor of John E. Lewis. Levied by a con- , stable and returned to me. Also, two negroes, Lm illn.aged about I 1 vear». nml R d- diek, about 10 years; levied on as the property of Thomas C. Butts, to satisfy an execution in favor of Rnnsom il. Smith and Martha Cobb, against said Bittu and his secu rity, on appeal. L. S. STEWART. Sh’ff. Oct. ~, 1338. ns t,j 3 at MUledgeviile, ' MISCELLANEOUS. L ETTERS remaining iii the Post Offic 1st October, 1838. VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE. P UTNAM SHERIFF'S SALE.—Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in December next, before the Court house U cl"Ce March 27 N’V of the following I. ots of Land can be pitrchtised , at reduced prices, by c larly application to tlie j*uL*scn- wintDM, \N i Ikinson countv , Geo. but No. 31- 1 Sr ct. i Disc. Chorokoe, .4 “ 300 3 “ 2 “ 44 it “ 591 o 44 O * 4 U ilifi 15 “ 2 4 * * 4 « “ 630 1 “ 3 “ 44 .* “ 163 H “ 4 * 4 44 “ 27 fi 9 “ 3 44 4* “ 243 5 44 O 44 44 u “ 269 10 “ Muscogee, *4 “ 276 10 44 *4 234 10 * 4 Earlv, 44 “ 31 If) Irwin, “ 259 8 “ Doolv. >ril 1 7,1833. 13 tf H. J. U II,hl A MS. T HE subscriber offers for sale his entire landed prop- door in the town of Eatouton, Putnam county, within the usual erty on Cedar Creek, N. L. corner of Jones county, hours of sale, the foil containing one thousand thirty acres, four hundred and fifty of which are cleared, and in good order for cultiva tion. There is also on the premises si comlortable nnd Allen, James, 3 Allen, J. T. Andrews, I.. F. W. Akins, Edmond Allen. Miss Susan J. Ryington, Jame3, 2 Brown, R. C. Briggs. Charles W. Baretield, John J. Butler, Win. following property, to wit: One negro boy, 12 or ihirtren year* of age, by the name of S" 11 , r ’\v l jV Maryland, levied on as the property of William Catching, to i , • satisfy a mortgage fi.fa. in favor of John T. Blount, admuiis- ' T IIVlfGAlNH 11AV BE IIAD! 1[IK subscriber, wishing to locate himself at hi* planta tion ami mills on Town-Creek, will sell on liberal tom n tl, c following described property in the city of Mil- UEPville, viz: _ Lot No. 2 (two) ia square sixty-eight (03) on Chirk ami Montgomery streets, at present occupied by C- D. Hammond, Esq.; possession given 1st January, 1»3J. Aim, tlio north half of said lot, on which there are com- inotiiou* stables. Also, lot No. I in square 70 (seventy) on which there is a bath-boose. Likewise, Lots Nos. 1,2, usd 3, of one acre «*n*-h, in square (»9; all being well situa te,1 for private residences. Also, the corner of square 43 (forty-three) where Mr. E. \V. Miller now resides; pos- vessioti given 1st January, 1831). Persons do.••iroos of pur- rhnsing valuable property ut a reduced price, and on ac- ciinininilating terms, will please apply to Mr. George L. Demin;, in Milh dgeville, or to die subscriber on Town- Creek, 10 miles front Milledgeville. June. 19.-22 tf P. WRIGHT. Wnrehouse an* t'amatmisa Baunn», T HE undersigned have taken for a term of years, the Warehouse of A. tt. Ralston near the head of cotton Avenue, and convenient to the centre of business, where they will transact a general storage and commission busiuess. The Warehouse and commission business will be conducted and managed by E. Beall and Fred’k. Beall, members of the firm; they will devote their whole time and attention to the interest of the merchants and planters who may favor them with their custom, in receiving and forwarding merchandise and storage and sale of produce. Early arrangements will be made to make liberal advances on produce in store, and such other I facilities in trade as shall be for the interest of the customers. I The concern also will keep nt their store on cotton Avenue 1 a large and ceueral supply of Staple, Domestic, French and 1 faucy Dry Goods, ready made Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery ! Ac Together with a general supply of Groceries, Iron, Salt j Saddles. Bridles, Boots, Shoes, HntB, Ac. They have on hand a large supply of first quality Hetnp Bagging, Bale Rope • and twine. The undersigned are determined to do business j on the most liberal terms; any orders by the planters tor bag- | ing Bale Rope and Twine, or any other articles, shall meet ] our prompt attention. ELI AS BEALL, A Co. Elias Beall, Fkedeuick Bkall, I. S. Rainey. j Thomas Beall, j Thomas N. Beai.l. | Macon, July 19. 32—tjl, j Ware-House and Commission Uu»1hcm». M R. MIDAS L. GUAY'BILL has taken the interest of Mr. John Jones, in the late firm of Hardeman, Jones & | Co., in the above business, which will hereafter be continued bv the subscribers, under the name and style ofH.MtDEMAN, j Ghayiull (V Co., at the old stand formerly occupied by i Messrs. Hamilton, Hayes A 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 i 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 nre prepared to make liberal | advances on Cotton stored with, or shipped by them, to Sa- j vannah, Charleston, or New-York. And front the fact that | they are pledged not to deal in cotton on their own account, i ; they hope to receive a liberal share ot public patronage. The 1 selling of Cotton from the ware house or from wagons and all I other busiuess connected with their establishment, will have I the exclusive attention ot Thomas Hardemuti and Midas L. ! Gravbill. who will spare no pains to serve and please their pat- 1 roua THOMAS HARDEMAN, 1 MIDAS L. GRAYBILL, j J. GODDARD. pplied on the pre cessnrv sup,ply of corn and fodder, at customary prices.— There is also an excellent Forty Saw Gin. Threshing Ma chine, and Wheat Fan, that will be included on llto follow* 1 ing conditions, viz: eight thousand dollars, cash in hand; nine thousand in two instalments, or ten in three. August 11. 31 tf ALEXANDER ODEN^ VALLABLK PROPEBTY I’OSl SALE. rriHE subscriber now oilers for sale his valuable Platita- A tion and Mills, two miles and a half south of Forsyth, Monroe county, on the Big Tobesof kv, situated in a rich, healthy country, containing near 800 acres of land, about 400 acres cleared, and in good repair; good dwelling and all other houses necessary ; a large two-story gin house, with a sixty saw gin, thrasher and fan, all run by water The mills are considered the most valuable property in this part of the State. This property being situated so near the town of For syth, at the terminus of the Monroe Railroad, is considered more valuable on that account, as all the Hour and commeal that can be furnished at the mill, and also all the lumber sawed at the sawmill, find a ready sale to the citizens of For syth. Persons wishing to purchase such property, would do well to come and view this, as it is certainly the most valua ble property in the State. There is plenty of water lor a cotton factory. Apply to the suD6criber, living in Forsvth. a. Cochran. Aug. 13, 1636.31 tf FOR SALK, .4 valuable House and Lot in Crau-fordville, and Stock of Goods. f | HIE undersigned being desirous to close their tnercan- K’«itpouiil Sale. 1UTNAM SHERIFF SALES.—Will be sold on the Bivins. S. «Sc G. \Y. Bell, Wnt. I. Sheffield Tho3. Rebecca Bevel, Miss Elizabeth, Costar, Correa De, 2 Conner, James O. house first Tuesday in November next, before the Court i Clayton, Henry 1 door, in tlic town of Entonton, Putnam county, be- | Clark, Alfred tween the usual hours of sale, the following property, to 1 Currey, Wm L. •- . I.V . - 1 .. 1 1 v • 1 . i* 1 1 _ * rMinmltAPa 1 rum wit: Five hundred and twenty-eight acres of land, more or less, adjoining lands of John A. Coginrn and Kilpatrick: levied on as the property of William Catching, to satisfy two mortgage fi. fas., one in favor of Gabriel R. Thomas, for the use of Robert A. Walton, vs. William Catching, one in favor of Hudson & Thomas, for the use of Robert A. Walton, vs. William Catching, and other li. fas. aguin >t the said William Catching. 11. BLACK, Sh’T. Sept. 3, 1838. 33 tds T IATTNAI.L SHERIFF SALES.—Will be sold before the Court-house door iu Tattnall county, on the first Tuesday in November next, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: One negro woman by the name of Winney: levied on by virtue ot two fi. fas. issued from Superior Courts, one in fa vor of Neal & Batts, and tlio other in favor of Murdock Chisolm, vs. John Carmichael. Property levied on by me this 18th August, 1838. Also, at the same time and place, one tract of land contain ing 200 acres, more or less, situate in the county of Tattnall, on the waters of Sandhill Creek: levied on by virtue of two i p orr j alneg ^ fi. fas. issued from a Justice’s Court, one in favor of John I falconer A If _ Sapp, and the other in favor of Seaborn Moseley, as bearer, i Green John B tile business” offer IW sale their Lot in the town of Edward Conner. Property levied on and returned to 1110 • Green, Benjamin ! Chambers, Joseph Cobb, Mrs. E. M. Coleman, Mrs. Polly B. Clem, Mary Cotting. Miss Susan Copling, Mary Densler, Henry Dickinson, David W., 2 Drury. James Dwight, Thomas Dixon, Francis Dunit, Charles Davis, W. G., 4 Dilotnea, Mrs. Mary Davis, Mrs. Sarah Davis, Mrs. Mary Dyer, Miss Lucy’ Douglass, Miss Marv L. Ellis, B. F , 3 Ellen, Joseph T. Forsyth, Henry Fenuo. Geo. W. F ulton, Robert yort 8AI.E, that beautiful, healthy, and commodious 1 Macon, Sept. 21, 1838, 37 ‘ >m lot,on which tlic subscriber now resides, ai MiAwav, two _ RK£R8 A BKAfjli’5l mil,, from Milledgeville, and a half mile from the site o' j Kire-*»ro.f Warehouse, Augusta, G*. Oglethorpe University. It contains ten seres, and ha. on. « a , „ nder8i , rI , edi grateful for the liberal patronaee and Urge.foiiven.eru, and pleasant dwelling house without-.on- | t of J} leir fr i e „ds and customers heretofore, beg a well of excellent water, y I leave to inform them and the public, that they continue to transact a general Warehouse and^Iommission Business. JOHN A. CUTHBERT. 38 tf oilier advantages. Ortuber 10th, 1S37. FOB SALE. milE Subscriber offers for sale his House and Lot, cou nt their old stand on Broad-street. 'Their warehouse and close stores are in good order for the reception of cotton and poods in store. Liberal advances will at all times be made ' mining about 18 acres of Land, at Midway, l£ miles j on produce and consignments. The agents of the Georgia fmrn Milledgeville, and half a mile front the Oglethorpe Tuiversitv.—Persons wishing to purchase a most healthy and desirable residence, will do well to apply soon. July 10—25 tf 1 L. COWLES. Railroad will with promptness receive and forward all cotton ! eonsigned.ro us at the different depoLs. ns also any goods that I mav be ordered through us up the road. i IIopkinK, J coning** & €•., Whulcsnle Grocers, are now receiving and opening an extensive stock of Groce- 1 lies, in the fire-proof store of the warehouse newly erected, i which thev will be prepared to offer on the most liberal terms. All orders through us, and filled by them, will be free ofcotn- issions, and 10 the entire satisfaction of the parties ordering. ,,d Winter staple mid Funcv Goods, which 1ms been care- i All communications will be addressed to us jointly, as the Mlv selected b himself in the Charleston, New-York and business it. future will be conducted ... the name of the firm. . , "> mm.'ii lie ,, Ple.lcine their usual promptness to all business confided to Boston Markets fiointlic latest arrivals tom .1 1 ‘ th, ir care, will hope to merit a continuance of the confidence JOHN REES, EGBERT B. BEALL. 38 tlj NEW GOODS. T HK subscriber has the pleasure to inform hi* friends ami Customers, that in addition to his former stork, „ . , li, is now receiving a new nnd general assortment ol f till j missions, and to the entire satisfaction ot the parties orderm to will dispose of at the lowest prices to responsible cus tinner, nt the usual credit. Thankful for the past patronage of his friends nnd the public, he hopes to merit u continuation of the same, nml rv.prrIfullv invites them to call nnd examine bis stock, which will lie constantly replenished, by (requentand regu- lurrcmittnnces from his agents in N. 1 ork and C harleston. heretofore so liberally bestowed. Augusta, Oct. 2, 1838. B Cotton tVnrihonsc nnd C ommission Business. T M. SIMMONS having taken that safe and eon- • venient Fireproof Warehouse on Broad Street, for th? hand, Cotton Hugging, 1st quality, Negro Shoes, ' nicrlv occupied by Messrs. I- W. A J. T. Heard, will be I prepared to attend to all business in lii» line. He will be JAMES T. LANE. thankful for a share of that public patronage which,by stmt 34 St attention to business, he hope* to merit. Augusta, Sept. 11. 1838 AVarehomir nnd Commission Business. Hisnkrts, Wool IT.it*, &c. &c. Milledgeville, Sept. 11. 1838. AKX BONS VIVANS. 100KF.lt & YOUNG have this day dissolved copart nership, bv mutual consent. All persons who nre in debted to the subscribers either by note or account, are re- quested to make immediate payment to L. A. 1 oung. who i* Mtlmrizcd tosettleall demands. No indulgence will be granted longer tlmii the first of September. BOOKER (t YOUNG. Milledgeville, July 25. 1838 u-T The establishment will hereafter be carried on un der the immediate direction of the subscriber, who would sny to his friends and on hand a general assor bar, also, will b* surpassed by none, ns regards neatness,] order and the most choice liquors: and lie therefore hope he mnv meet with a shure of public patronage 27 'tf L. A. rjAHE undersigned having taken the Warehouse formerly occupied by Mr. Benj Baird, on Green street, offers liimself for the transaction of the \V AltEHOUSE and Com mission Business, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. Arrangement* have been made to ntford liberal advances on Cotton and Goods in store. Insurance ha* been effected to cover all produce in store. RIVER Augusta, Aug. 16, 1838. 3, ‘* 3m NOTICE THIN. the public, that he intends keeping] T OFFER for sale my valuable plantation near Centreville, rr merit of Confectionary, &c. His 1 in Talbot county, containing 405 acres-120 of which is.n a hi^h state ot cultivation. There is on the premises a fine single storv dwelling House, fonrroo-ns and porch, with eve ry necessary out-building, including a valuable gin and gin I house. The above named place is situated one and a ball 1 (JU NO. ; m ; les som l, of Centreville. on the road from Talbottou, by way j of Centreville. to Macon, one mile from the stage road, and Plantation convenient to two good academies. I will also sell stock, 1 corn and fodder on the premises to suit purchasers. It is enou-dt to say that it presents every advantage to the that could be desired. JAMES CALL1ER. Talbottou, Talbot county, Ga.. Sept 16. 1838. 37 t ' TO LEANE. \\l E "ffer to let for a term of five years, our I ? cnlled Ilcnlali tlie laic rc6ifit*uct* of James Barrow, i x-x**** . ~~ — i . * ■w»cd, on the East bank of Oconee opposite the city of | enough to saj ffiatH present* ever y “ I LI EK. Mulednerille, exclusive ot the Tint field and -0 acres aTouiid 'lie nlii settlement called Johnsonville. This tract contains "hem 1200 acres; about 100 of which, we suppose, are open. Thnugii the farm is at present partly overgrown with bushes end hriars, vet the land is excellent, having never heen worn ""•'•■ but merely abandoned to fallow, according to the last will °f the testator, until the heirs should be ot age. The quality of the laud, nnd its vicinity to Milledgeville, wake Beulah one of the most valuable grain and stock tarmS in Georgia. We offer to let it only lor this purpose. The cultivation of cotton will not he allowed; nor will tenants be permitted to cut wood for market, except under a separate contract. Convenient and fine range for a large stock of bogs it afforded by the river low-grounds, and other forest, con- 'imiug -nearly ei< T ht hundred acres, while »n extensive mea dow, either for hay or pasturage of cattle and horses, can be "wde in the valley of Dt-riseau creek, with no other trouble re .^-, Tr . than a fence. The whole place is well watered and healthy, i lnoI . ( ] s , m . administrator oil the estate of George W . C.arting- Al-o, we will lease for a tern, of five years, die tarn, called | ton deceased, praving for letters of dismission Irom said ad- v 'alnui Level, on the West bank ol' Oconee, adjoining the j m ini stra tions—whereupon it is ordered by the Court, that six l’"*n common, above Milledgeville. containing 160 acres of . ]nonths uot i,-e be given of tl.i* application m the Southern Re- first M , a lity land. Tl.is would be a very convenient farm for j conler re q U iri..g all petson* concerned to file tlieir objec- autlemnn wishing to reside in town I ; (if any thev have.) against granting of the same, on 01 Tt . . . v . • • «* Mziar o (TfWt. irtop ’ ’ * * , _f .L... I’.-vivpI aUnr tlt#» PVnirtt BUNA WAV NEGBO. R AN AW AY from ilie suhscriber. on the 18th of Sep tember, a negro man by tbe natn.t of \A ARKES, about 25 or 26 years old, having lost some of his fore teeth. It is presumed that he has shaped his course for Charleston S. C- A liberal reward will be paid for his apprehension aud sale keeping, so that I get him again, OcL 9, 1938.—38 4t Crawfordville, Taliaferro county. It is well improved, havinea first rate Storehouse nml counting-room, comforta ble dwelling, kitchen, &c., nil nearly new, of good mate rials nnd well arranged, if the lot is not sold before the first Tuesday in December, it will then be offered at public sale, mid possession given the 1st day ol January next. Terms will bo accommodating, ami be made known at the time o7 sale. They will also sell a good bargain in tlieir stock of Goods, which have been well selected in Xcw-Y'ork and Charleston, nnd is generally admitted to he one among the best selected stocks iu the up-country. Any person wish ing to ve.st enpitai in merchandise, would do well to call and examine this property. ' BATTLE & DICKINSON. Crawfordville, 14th August, 1838. 31 15t by a constable. I Golding. Lewis A. Also, at tbe same time and place, one tract of land contain- , Golding, Isaac ing 70 acres, more or less, situate in the county of Tattnall. ; Grant. Joseph, 2 on tile waters of the Ohoopie river: levied on by virtue of a j Guguer, Mr. ti. fa. issued from a Justice's Court, in favor of Markham ( Gilbert Thomas & Casev, va. William B. Green and Thomas Green. Pro- j Glenn, Marv periy levied on nnd returned to me by a constable. \ Horton Jsiah Sept. 11, 1838—31 KOBT. PARTIN, Sh’ff. .pfREENE SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be sold at the, llusoii, T. II. Harwell, L. P. Hutchens, IL Hill, William Hawkins, Richard G- MALE OF HEAL ESTATE, AT TUSKEGEE, MACON COUNTY, ALABAMA. A GREEABLY to Oil order of the Orphan's Court of Ma con county, held on the first Monday in July, 1838, the undersigned commissioners will sell to the highest bidder, in the town of Tuskegee, on the first Monday in November next, the following real estate, belonging to the estate ol John C. Bowin, deceased, to wit: the Northeast quarter and North west quarter of Section 10, Township 16, and Range 25.— Terms of sale one nnd two years; note* aud approved secu rity will be required. THOMAS J. BUY*AN, CHARLES G. RUSH, NATH. H. CLANTON.) Tuskegee, 18th Sept., 1838. ^ Cotnm’rs. 37 tds MALE OF REAL ESTATE, AT TUSKEGEE, MACON COUNTY", ALABAMA. A GREEABLY' to an order of tlie Orphan's Court of Ma con county, held on the first Monday in July, 1838. the undersigned Commissioners will sell to the highest bidder, iu the town of Tuskegee, on the first Monday in November next, thw following real estate, belonging to James B. Carswell, mi wu: Tlie East half, - - - - 84 17 23 “ North half, - 19 17 24 “ West half, 21 17 24 “ North half, - 28 17 24 “ South half, - T 16 24 “ Southwest quarter, 1 16 25 “ East half Southeast quarter, 2 16 25 “ Southwest quarter S. E. quarter, 2 16 25 “ South half Southwest quarter, 2 16 25 “ Northwest quarter, 12 16 25 44 West half Northeast quarter, 13 16 25 “ South half Northeast quarter, - 11 16 25 “ Southwest quarter, 34 17 26 “ Northwest quarter, 3 16 26 44 YVest half Northwest quarter, - 2 16 26 “ Southeast quarter, 33 17 26 “ East half Northeast quartet 33 17 26 *■ Southeast quarter, 28 17 26 “ YVest half Southwest quarter, - 27 16 25 “ Northeast quarter. 33 16 25 “ South half, - 17 17 24 “ East half, 19 16 24 " Sou'h half, - 2 16 28 •• YVest half Southwest quurter, - 31 17 26 “ North half, - 19 19 27 44 North half, - 25 18 24 “ South half, 10 ib 25 44 South half, - 29 is 25 “ YY’est half, Southwest quurter, - 6 IS 06 “ North half 19 16 28 “ East half 27 17 30 “ South half 17 12 29 “ North half - 24 17 28 “ East half 27 19 29 BY’RD M. GRACE. GEORGIA. Grrcur County. C OURT OF ORDINARY, May term, 1838.—Present, tlieir Honors Thomas Stocks, Jamks W God kin, Abraham PkrkiNS. Justices. , , . . , On application of Hinton Crawford, administrator on tlie About four hundred and sixty acres of the above lands sta- well improved, with a good dwelling house, out houses, nre bles. "in house, and about 300 acres now in cultivation, (the residence of the deceased) which will he sold in - body. A11 tbe rest will be sold to suit purchasers. Terms of sale one and two vear*—notes and approved security will be required THOMAS J. BRYAN, Y CHARLES G. KUSH, >Comm’rs. NATH. H. CLANTON,) N. B. All persons having claims on any of the above lands, will make it known on or before tbe day of sale. Tuskegee, AI., Sept. 18th. 1838. 3. tds. G eorgia, Montgomery - county*. Whereas Hugh Hughs and Neill Hughs, apply to me for letters of Administration on the estate of Duncan Hughs, late of said county, deceased: These are therefore to cite aud admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear I at tnv office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, 1 if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under tnv hand at office, this 3d dav of September, 1838. ’ JESSE HIGGS, c. c. o. Sept. 25, 1838. 3f) 5t Court-house, in the town of Greenesboro’, Greene coun ty, on tlie first Tuesdny in November next, between tbe usual ' Hearn, G. W. hours of sale, the follo.wiug property, to wit: 1 H:n One Negro child named Luranny, about 18 months old levied on us the property of William Catching, to satisfy three ' Hughe*, Anderson M fi. fa*, issued from a Justices’ Court in favor of William West 1 Howel, Benjamin J. vs. William Catching: levy made and returned to me by a j Huston, Culling constable. YV. L. STRAIN, Dep. Sli’tl. lI "‘ t-—~ Oet. 2, 1838. 37 tds M ORGAN SHERIFF S SALE.—Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in November next, before the Court house door in the town of Madison, Motgan county, between the usual hour* of sale, the following property, to wit : Two hundred and fifty acre* of land, more or less: levied on as the property of John Dupree, administrator of John Somlerfer, deceased, to satisfy a fi. fa. iu favor of Heard & Cook, aud other fi. fas. Property pointed out by W. J. Pear- man, plaintiff’s attorney. HENRY BROWN, Sh’ff. Oct. 2, 1838. ' 37 tds P UTNAM POSTPONED SHERIFF SALES—Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in December next, before the Court-house door in the town of Entonton, Putnam coun ty, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: One grey mare, 1 bay horse, and 1 sorrel liorse, one lot in the town of Eatonton, now occupied by F. C. Sanford, as a livery stable, in letter N, adjoining P. K. Clements, contain ing one quarter of an acre, more or less: levied on as tlie pro perty of Henry D. Holt and Franklin C. Sanford, to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. in favor of Simon Holt, and oilier ti. fas. against the defendants. Also, one negro boy, Marion, 12 or 13 year* of age: levied on as tiie property of William Catching, to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. in favor of John T. Blount, administrator of Thomas Killpatrick, deceased, vs. William Catching. Also, one bay mare mule: levied on ns tbe property of William Catching, to satisfy a mortgage fi. fn. in favor of Ro bert A. Walton, vs. William Catching. RICHARDSON BLACK, Sh’ff Oct. 2. 1838. 37 tds UTNAM SHERIFr SALES—Will be sold on the first Tuesday in November next, before the Court-house Lawrence, M. J. McMurray, W., 4 McCracken, Samuel, 3 McMulliu, James McGee, Howard McGehee, J. T. I.IcNanght, John McCook. Othniel Maloy. John Morrison, Robert Mims, Elias riiller. Basiel blears, J. U. N. Malone, C. J. Napier, Wiley Nortlirutt, Wm. Netsell, Ira Parks, Thos. P. l’rvor, Lane M. Pierce, W. W. Parker, Lewis Puckel, Robert Pike, Henry Petgrew, Robert Pace, William Print, Abiaham l’restwood, YV’. IL Price, G. W. A Co. Penton, David Poindexter, Jane, Rutherford, James A. Robison, Zacbariah Reilly. John Rawan, Capt. Roberts, Charles E. Ralston. J. A. Ryan, Michael Rodgers, Louisa P. Sheffield, John C., 4 Smith, Archibald M. Sharp, Baldwin S. E. J. Smith, Wm. Solomon, David Stinson, Wm. Sills. Edward Stanford, John R. Sanders, Joint Simpson. Jogau W. Staples, Louis Slagtei. Mrs. Dicy Smith. Mrs. Rachel Sheffield, Mrs. Charlott Slaughter, Miss Rebecca Speriitur. Miss Etnaly Souls, Miss Maria T. T Thornton. Vv'aoliiiigtou Towers, John Thomas, Baldwin Tomkins, F. H. Tomkins. S.-irab A. Torrence, Caroline Tinsley, Mrs. Althea Tootle, bliss Alla Vaughn, James Wise, John, 2 Wecastor, Geo. Welch, Franklin O.. 2 Winslett. Johnathan YVilliams. John Watkins, Janies Wilbank, James YVetsell, Ira, 2 Wilds, Wm. W. Walker, Thos. J. Wynn, Burrell YV right, Janies N. YVright, Thomas Waller, Daniel Youngblood, Michael C. Y'oung, Hartwell Humphreys, Holmes, Louisa Hill, Louisa C. Horusbey, Amelia Jordan, Edward G., 2 Jones, Ad sin Japag, William Jones, W. B. Joyner, Matilda N. Johnson, Sarah i Knox, Hugh | Knight, Maxamillion j Kiiecland, Henry I Lamar, John j Lamberih, Meredith Lacy, Thomas C. Lamar, Jeremiah A. Persons calling for the above Letters, will please say that they are advertised. E. DAriGETT, V. M. Oct. 9, 1838. 38 3l 1 in the Post-Office at From tbe New-Y'ork “ Albion.” MR. BARNEY MAGUIRE S BISTORT OF Tfcg CORONATION. Air—“ The Groves of Blarney." Och ! the Coronation! what celebration For emulation can with it compare? W hen to \\ estminster the Royal Spinster. ,. Duke nt Leinster, all in order did repair! 1 was tiiore you d see the New Polish men Making a ekrimmage at half after four. And tlie Lords and Ladies, and the Miss O’Gradys, All standing round, before the Abbev door. Then ilie Gun* alarums, and the King of AruriM Ail in his Garters and his Clarence shoes, Opening the massy d.Mrs to tlie buuld Ambassvdori, Tbe Prince of Potboys, and great ilaylhen jdws, 1 would have made you crazv to see Esterhszv All Jew Is from ju->ey to bis di’ntond boots, With Alderman Hanner, and that swate charmer, Tlie female heiress, Mis* Anja-lv Coutts. Then the Que-en, Heaven bless her ! och! they did dr*M her In her purple garameats, nnd her gouldeu Crown; Like V onus or Iicbe, or the Queen of Sbebv, \V ith six young ladies holding up her gown. Sure ’liras grand to see her, also for to he-ar l he big drums bating, aud the trumpets blow. And Sir George Smart! Oh. he played a Consartu, W ith his four-and-tuenly fiddlers all on a row! Then the Lord Archbishop held a goulden dish up, I or to resave her bounty nnd great wealth, Saying “ l’lase vour Glory Queen Viet-ory ! Ye’ll give the Clargy hive to drink your health!” Then h is Rive ranee, retrating, discoursed the mating, “ Boys! here’s your Queen, deny it if you can! Ar.d it any bould traitour or infarior craythur Sneezes at that, I‘d li.»e to see the ntan !” Then the Nobles kneeling to the Pow’rs appealing, “ Heaven send vour Majesty a glorious reign !” Ami Sir Claudius Hunter he did confront her. All in his scarlet gown and goulden chain, "lhe great Lord May’r too set in his chair too, But mighty sarious, looking fit to cry, I or the Farl of Surry, all in Ids hurry I brow ing the thirteen*, hit him in the eye. Then there was preaching, and good store of speetching, Y\ ith Dukes aud Marquises ou bended knee; Anti they did splash her «ith the real Macasshur, And the Queen said, “ Ah! then, thank ye all for me!” Then the trumpets braying, and the organ playing. And sweet trombones with their silver tones, j 15ut Lord Rolle was rolling; ’twas mighty consoling, 1 u think that his Lordship did not break his bones. Then the cannons thunder’d, and the people wonder'd, ] Crying, “God save Victoria, our Royal Quoen!” Och ! if myself should live to be a hundred. Sure it's the proudest day that. I’ll have seen. And now I ve ended, what I pretended. This narration splendid in sweet poe-lhry, j So. ye dear bewiteber, just hand the pitcher, j Faith, it’s myself that’s getting mighty dhrv! Extraordinary Sympathy.—The singular sympathies that forewarn a future union be- , tween the sexes liave, in some instances, been most surprising. The following example that came within my knowlego, is perhaps oi.*j of the most singular : Mr. , a brother 'Seer' j of mine, was a man of taciturn and *-tired habits, seldom frequented public plac«a of amusement, and, when there, felt anyuiing I hut gratification. One evening after dinger, he was, however, prevailed upon to go to a ball. We had not been long in the room, : when to my utter surprise, he expressed great admiration of a young lady who was dancing; | and, what still more amazed ns all, he engaged her to dance. Such an act of apparent levity j on his part struck us as a singularity, which might have been attributed to an unusnal ia- | dulgence at table, had not the contrary been the case, for he was remarkably abstemious. The dance was scarcely over when he came to me, and told we with a look of deep de spondency, that his lovely partner was a mar ried woman. Tlie tone of sadness in which i he addressed me was truly ludicrous. A few minutes after he left the ball room. The {strangeness of his conduct led me to fear that | his mind was not altogether in a sound state? but I was confirmed in my apprehension when he told me the following morning that he v/a» convinced be should be married to the object of his admiration, whose husband was a young A first 1 tiesuay in nuvember next, betore tne Court-house w ,„ Hawthorn. Marv A. Hawkins, Dr. Harwell, door in the town of Eatonton. Patnom county, between tbe j* Miw Frances J a ;fett, Mrs. Ann Jenkins. Benjami usual hours ot sale, tbe following property, to wit: - - - — ----- J One hundred barrels of corn, twelve bales of cotton, one A LIST OF LETTERS remain! Madison, Ga., October 1st, 1838 A.—Annsiead Atkerann. k“W>J clergyman in the Ballard, YV. H. Bonlrev, Dorothy A. Bairlield. O'.—Sterling Chandler, Kied D. Clifton, George Critten den (2.) Patrick Colter, Joshua Cox, Polly CauipLeil, Oliver Cosby E.—Isaac YY*. Earley, Columbus Ellinehers. F.—Perkins Fitzpatrick. Robert H. h letwell (2,) Joseph Floyd. Elizabeth Floyd, Memory Fulgntn (2.) G.—Daniel Gardner, Jnines H. Giliis. H.—Miss Ann Hammond, C. P. High, Pe’.len Head, YY’in. P. Holcomb, John N. Hollis, Lucinda A. Hiilsman, Mr. Hat- barouch and harness : all levied on as tbe property of James M. Dunn, to satisfy two fi. fas., one in favor of Green YY'iggins, and one iu favor of John T. Blouut and Thomas Killpatrick, administrators of Thomas Killpatrick, deceased, vs. James M.Duim. Also, one four wheel carriage and harm «s, two brown hay horses, and a negro girl, Rachel, 10 or 12 years of age: all levied on as the property of Francis G. Wilkins, to satisfy two fi. fas. in favor of YY'illiatn Butler, and sundry other li. fas. against the said YVilkins. Oct. 2, 1838—37 tds M. BREYVER, D. .Sh'ffi Here matters rested, and we both went abroad. \Y e did not meet until three years after, when, to my utter surprise, 1 found that Ids predic tion itad been verified. The lady’s husband had died from a fall from his horse, and the j parties were married. J3ut what rendered this circumstance still more strange rs, that a ; similar presentiment was experienced by the in ! young lady, Yvbo on returning from the ball l mentioned to her sister with much emotion. P UTNAM SHERIFF SALE.—Will be sold on the first Tuesday in December next, before the Court-house door in Eatonton, Putnam county, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: The following named negroes, Tom, forty years of age, Jack 30, Joshua 23, John 21, Tyler 40, Charles 40, Reubin 18, Ned 16, Ben 14. Liule Jack.12, Harper 10, Monroe 3, Slew- art 2, Frank 3, Sally 40, Sarah 35, Anna 30, Celia 20, Betsy 2'., Jane 8, Martha 9, Fanny 7, Caty 4, and Sophia 18 years of age: ali levied on ns the property of James M. Dunn, to satisfy three mortgage fi. fas., one in lavor ot Robert Bledsoe, one in favor of James Nicholson, and one in lavor of Jere miah Clark. Property pointed out in the mortgage Jones, Benj. S. Jones. Henry YV. Johnson, William Johnson. M. —John McCoy, Berry Mills (2.) John Malloum, Asa , McSwain, Thomas G. McFarlcn, .Tame.- T. Mnghen, John i that she had danced with a stranger, to whom Micown, Richard Myers. Lester or YVilliam Markham, Win. | she felt convinced that she was destined to be Mattnn, McVason. J. B. Martial, Julian J. McCarty, \\ in. Malcomb, John T. McNcnl 2. N. —Abraham Nelson, Mrs. Nancy Newsom. O. —Janies S. Olcott. P. —Craven P. Pool, Benjamin M. Peeples. It—H. YV. Risley, Benj. T. Russelle. ta—Thos. Sessions, Shirk & YVyatt. Sarali Smith. William taritlv vieldillg to tlie hope of seeinc him Stocks, Benjamin E. Scott, John Swanson, George \\. femilli, • * , ♦ Tr 7 rt ^ Col. Win. Stallings, Thomas H. Smith. Slgain. ~\llL tS ^\lCu. Exp. married. '1 his conviction embittered every moment of her life, as, despite of her most ( strenuous endeavors, site could not dismiss the stranger from her constant thoughts, relnc- T. —JohnTowler, Nicholas Talley 2, Samuel II. Thomas- son. U. —George Umphraise. YV—John C. YY'ood 2, A. B. YY'nods 3, Gilbert YY'ilson ( _ Thos. C. YVond, YVashitigton L. YValton, Jesse Wade, YY'm. : tOITlbs of the great, every emotion of eilY’V West, Mnj John M. YVliite. Steel White, Geo. YV. Wall,2 , j; es u j thin me . uheu J rea J t }, e epita phs of James A. YVade, Moses YV atsoti. 1 ’ 1 Oct. 9—38 3t JOHN B. MARTIN. P. M. A Gem worth gathering into the Gar ner of Memory.—When I look upon the FOR BAKE. I OFFER for sale my residence nt Eatonton, together with the furniture—all new and well finished. On nmnv accounts the place is a desirable one. The lot con- Also, at the same time and place, one house and lot in the tains eleven acres; the Garden is fine, nnd tlie water cx- wtt of Eatonton. containing 38 feet in front, adjoining tbe C el!ent, nml tltere nre numerous little conveniences. My store house of Hudson be. Thomas, and Others, one room now j occupied by William Johnson, as a Cotiteetionary, and tlie 1 other department by John Gillum, as a sadler’s shop: levied on as the property of Jacob D. Hightower, to satisfy a mort- desired, gage fi. fa. in favor of YVilliant Bisco. Property pointed out j June .>. to in The mortgage, vs. Jacob D. Hightower. Oct. 2, 1838—37 tds M. BKEYY’ER. D. Sh'ff. RIVER KAYO. . ““‘j 0 | boating. YVith common seasons and culture, every acre of terms of the statute, in such cases made { j le 6Witm p w ;n yield from 1200 to 2000 pounds of cotton.— sion will be granted in ""I'’true Sact from tl.e Minutes. 10th day "f May. 1838. THOMAS YY . GRIMES, Cl kc. o. M ay oo IS »‘ 6 »n GEORGIA. Hargaa Tbe whole tract is low ground, except about 40 acres', which are choice pine flats, and producing nearly as well as the swamp. One line of fence, most of which is nearly built now, will enclose the whole plantation, by running from bend to bend of the river. Several good houses are on the place, and the steam snw-mill on the next lot. will furnish every fa more. This place is a* healthy as any rfver I NFERIOR COURT, sitting for ordinary purposes. May and the steam sav 7 1238 Pre-w-t their Honors Elijah E. Jones, YY'il- ; cility for building 4 t i»oo. 1 res* ..r, t iw. u **. . i ‘plantation. The swamp can be cleared with unusual ease, as the large timber is mostly live oak, which need not be cut down and rolled, because although it can be killed as easily as other trees, yet it seldom ever falls. Part of the land is W E offer to lease for five years, 500 acres first quality Flint River Low-ground; 80 acres open and eulti- . , . I U..I.S, in .... u.w -r „ n. ~ , . va ted;lvingoiitlieYVestbankofFlintriver,inDecatureoun- I’ersons wishing to cultivate a grain farm, near a good mar- V> e tor e the first regular teiin of this Court, after tlie expira-. opposite the town of Bainbridge, at the head of safe stenm- Yct. are invited to examine the premises. The lease will be 1 t j on c f q le t ; nie aforesaid : in default thereof, letters ol aunts- boating With common seasons and culture, every acre of king enough to give tenants all the comforts ot a permanent : - ' " “* A ~ * - ~ ' * kattie. Mi-. Byiugtou, at Beulah, can give information ot the Tfrinsses. The lease will probablv be reucwod at the end of tlie term, j v D. 0. BARKOYY. YV. McKINLEY*. j Lexington, 14tli Sept., 1838. j*?, ! ET The Federal Union will publish this until forbid. j D. C. B. be YYL McK^ j COTTON GINS, ANO RUNNING GEER. r PHK undersigned make, mid keep constantly on hunil, A Cotton Gins of a very superior quality: they also will furnish the Running Geer, put up lit the best manner, at f J">rt notice. They will also repair Gins or Running Leer. Their Shop is at the North end of Jefferson street. BOUTYVELL & McALL. ^Milledgeville, July 17,1833^ 27 lf B ROUGHT to Jail in Muscogee county. Geo., on tlie 8th dav of January last, a negro man mimed 1 ETKlt ^j^NROK, who says that he is a free man, and was horn in Jtavana; but he has no evidences of hi* Ireedom with him. t-'ter Monroe is about 45 years old, 5 feet 10 inches high, of a yellow complexion, speaks very broken, and weighs j®® pounds, wears rings in his eat*. I would suppose rt, m his brogue that lie is from the lower part of the State °f South Carolina. The owner, if any, is requested to come forward and prove property, or he will be sold for Wl fees. N. M. C. ROBINSON. Jailor A'tg. 14, j§35—30 if pf Mqsrogce Co. numerous little conveniences, onlv reason for offering to sell it is, because I think I can make money faster elsewhere, desired. June 5. 1838. N EYVTON SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be sold on the first Tuesday in November next, before tbe Couit-bouse door in Covington Newton county, between the usual hears of sale, the following property, to wit: One lot of land. No. 244, in the 10th district of originally Henrv, now Newton county, containing 202J acres, more ot j epitaphs of ‘ the beautiful, every inordinate desire goes ouf ; when 1 meet with the grief of parents upon the tombstone, my heart melts with compas sion; when I see tombs of parents themselves, I considerthe vanity of grievingfor those whom we soon must follow ; when 1 see kings lying with those who deposed them: when I consider A credit will be given if. ,-jvals laid side by side, or the holy men that di- oi ,’f j t ided the world with their contests and dis- -— i putes, 1 reflect Yvith sorrow and astonishment W ILL BE RENTED, on the first Tuesday in Decem- on iDt! little competitions, lactions and debates her next, on the plantation of F. G. Calloway, dee d., <>f mankind ; when I read the several dates of iu the countv of Baker, 300 acres ol title Cotton Land.—- Terms on the day of renting. SUSAN S. CALLOWAY, Adm’x. o-t. 9. 1838. 38 tdr j _ reat ( j ay w ]ten tie shall all of us be cot cm- [£?■ The Columbus Enqutter will please insert tu;* week- o . J , - a j the tombs, of some that died yesterday, *nd some six hundred years ago, I consider that The Columbus bnqunt*r will please insert ttf.s weeK- o • i i. . - r011/ , 0 tr»lx less: levied on as the property of Daniel Sanford and Benja j lv, till the day of renting, and forward tlieir account to Thos. porartCS, and make *JU1 appea ^ ^ 7 J ? e * Sanford, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from Greene Superior Chaffin, Crawfordvillo. Ga. S. S. C-. Adm’x. I Court in favor of John YY'est, jr., vs. said Daniel and faenja min Sanford. THOMAS NELMES, D. Sh’ff. Oct. 2, 1838. 37 t<is [Addison. Affliction.—As the snowdrop comes amid 1 EOKG1A, TALIAFERRO COUNTY. YVheueas Cassandra A. Butler applies tome for let-j w~iT~i u , . >" "f administration on the estate of Thomas YV. Butler, au J s l ee t, appearing as the herald of ALBERT SHERIFF’S SALE.—YY ill be sold at tlie t tate of said county, deceased: , ... 1 1 ° . _ J - - 1 These are therefore to rite and admonish all and singular the lose, SO religion Comes amid the blight of the kindred and creditors ol said deceased, to be -md appear n (T3; ( .j.; nri ( n rpniiml ns of a r»«rnf»tli»l <aimmpr at my office within the time prescribed by law. to show cause, E' Court house door in Elbert county, within the lawlul hours of sale, on the first Tuesday iu December next, tbe fol- lov/iiigprf’pcrty, to wit: Six bales of clean cotton: levied on as the property of Thomas C. Elliott, to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. front the Infe rior Court ol Elbert county, in favor of James YY'. Strawn be Co., and B. C. YVall be Co., and Bud C. Wall. Property pointed out by plaintiff s. Oct. 9, 1838—38 tds YVM. BOND. Sh ff. if anv they have, why said letters shouid not be granted. where the bright Given under my hand at office, thi.^2Rh <fii> of Sept.,1 - . w intl'V cloud. y ct 2 37 5t - Qt- I-Ni^A U Am., t . C. O. j - affliction, to remind ns of a perpetual summer, where the bright sun never retires behind a GEORGIA, Ojllcfltorpo « ty. MOLLED before me, by Samuel Lumpkin ot the 22-til u:s- Xecdlf-work.—An old English poet tbu» liam J. Stokes, nnd John R. Ba dwin, Justices. On the application of Micajah Ilillsman. administrator of Augustus W. Hiilsman, dec’d, and Madison S. Crockett., administrate r of Martha Crockett, deceased, stating that thev have fully administered nnd paid out nil the estate of said intestates, and pray for letters of dismission there- f rom Notice is therefore given to all persons concerned, to file their objections, if any they have, nt the first term of this Court after the expiration of six months, against the granting of the same. in default thereof, letters of dis mission will he granted to said administrators, in confor- mitv with the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provided; and that this rnlc Nisi be published tn tbe Southern Recorder during said time. A ■"» ^OHN W- roirS e. .. - Mav 15. 1838. 17 m6m subject to a harmless overflow, in very high freshets, for a few days in winter. Not tlieleast injury result* from this, as it never occurs in crop time it being well known that Flint river never overflows in tbe lower part of its coarse, from summer or spring rains. The attention of planters, removing to the low country with from 15 to 20 hands, is invited. D. C. BARROYV, YV. McKINLEY. Lexington, Oglethorpe Co.. Oct. 3d, 1838.38 tf LOOK AT THIS. 1 YHE subscriber wishes to inform all those persons who are affected with Rupture, or Herina, that he will con- tinne in Milledgeville during the sitting of the approaching Legislature, he having made so many radical cures, has come to the conoluskm to warrant cures, and in case he fails to iVI'IV l law — HI Uie CUUtJlUOIUU W »»anam WXOR SALE.-A, “** —«>"" ch “ S ‘ °° M " t '7^SoiSW s» F slightly worn. It may be seen a 1 (f j MUIedgeVille, 8th October. 1638- 30 tf Stable. * * i 1 j t j le Court-house door, in the town of Dublin, Laurens county, within the usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in ; November next, the following property, to wit: Sarah, a woman about 18 years of age, Nancy, a woman . about 18 years of age, and her two children, Hagar and bur„: , all the above property levied on to satisfy a fi. fa. issued troni ( the Superior Court of said county, in favor of Robinson A . Fuqua, and other ti. fas. vs. Martin G. Oneal. c-vr** t -w 1 JNO. G. FONDKEN, D- bh'ff. j T Oct. 2. 1838. 37 ta " g. m., one bay liorse mule, supposed to be three j enuiDcsraLes tlie various kintls of needle-work years old Vast spring, no marks or brands discoverable. aDDra'«- ; ; u voo - ue j n bis day : ed bv Tliomas H. Hawkir.s and George YY T . Huinpurte*, ° , . , , be worth sixty dollars. , THOMAS HOYvARD.J. r ! Tem:wc-x.Earned-work Tresr~o* A true Extract from tlie Estray Book, this 3d Cot. 1838. J. YV. DAVENPORT, Clerk. October 9, 1838. 38—2t GEORGIA, I.owndc* County. I.vferior Court of said County—Rule Nisi. T appearing to the Court, that Penny well Folsom, late of said eowntv, dec’d., did, while in life, make and execute to ,-bich l work. Laid-wcrk, Net-work, Most curious Peari. or rare Italian Cat-work; i Fine Fern-stitch, Finny-stitch, New-stitrh, and chain-stitch, | Brave Bred-stitch, Ftsher stitch, Irish-stitch. and Queew- i stitch. ! Tiie Spanish stitch. Rosemary-stitch, and Maw-stitch, • The smarting YVhip-stiu-h, Rack-stitch, and the Cro6a-*titeh, Ali these are good, and tliis we must allow ; And these are every v. here in practice now. t TV t‘T~; Ebenezer Folsom, bis certain writing obligatory, by whic fjlELFAlK SHERIFF SALES.—'V ill be f" ,rt J? e, " l . e I he bound himself, his heir* and assigns, to make or cause to Why, said a country clenrvman to One of A the Court-house, in the town of Jacksonville, teltair . made, a good and lawful title to Lot of Land No. 437, in , • q do YOU always Snore in vottr DOW countv, within the usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesday | the j 2th distri ,-t of formerly Irwiu, now Lowndes county; j r ' / . d ? , 1D > OUr V , in November next the following property, to wit 5 and that the said Penny well Foleom departed this lite without when I am in the pulpit, whl.e you are ail at- 1 of No g town of Jacksonville; levied on ns the executing titles, in compliance with said bond. It is tncre- : fention to every Strailffer I invite I “ Uecause, *; r n ! a »*. wt». i «* *«» .«•, rich., front a Justices Court tn av or t YV’.'Sharpe'and Elijah English, administrators of the estate but can’t ti list a Stranger without keeping S Property pointed out by ph.tnt.ff, and levj m«de by a con- | ^ Pennyw J ell Fo l 6 o m . should not be directed to exe- v „ stable. ... , i cute titles in compliance with the bond aforesaid; aDd that a S Also, a large kettle or boiler; levred on n« the property , c of ^ Ruleb W ; 6h c f i i n gome public gazette three , "TT“ , , - -------- .! c-_e c_ ■> f—'t-" e,,™_ rj. —»- c——Tbf* church is out of temper when chanty is cold and zesl is ha*. The sting of reproach 13 the trufh of ir. of M. & A. Smith, to satisfy a fi. fo. issued from the Stipe- j ninths previous to the time aforesaid. rior Cobrt in favor of Lewis H«ll vs. M. & A- Smith. | Atrueextrectfromthemmutes.this Cth FREDERIC PVTLEJR. Sh’ff. August 25, 1333. 33 ^ A true extract f fept. Si, 1858. Sept.. 1838. YY’JLLIAM f-MITH. c. c. o. 25 mlm

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Southern recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1820-1872, October 23, 1838, Image 1