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MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA, T/UKSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1839.
r NO. 50—VOL. XTX.
Jill ** M -**•
Tj ie recorder is published weekly, on Hancock
street nearly opposite the Masonic Hall, at Three Dollars
per annum, payable in advance, or Four Dollars, if not
paid before the'end of the year.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted at the usual rates.
Those sent without a specification of the number of insertions,
will be published until ordered out, and charged accordingly.
Sales of land and negroes, by Administrators, Executors, or
Guardians, arc required by law to be held on the first Tuesday
in the month, between the hours of ten in the forenoon and
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
A REW ARD ot 50 dollars will be paid to anv person
who will apprehend and deliver to the Sheriff Or Jailor
ot Pulaski county, a man by the name of MARION SIMS,
who has broke jail in Hartford, Pulaski county. Sims is about
40 or 45 years of age, about six feet or aaorehigh, is a man of
dark complexion, and dark hair; in stature tolerably well
proportioned lor his age. He has formerly been a citizen of
North Carolina, and more recently from Laurens countv, in
this State. He has a family in Pulaski county at this time.
three in the afternoon, at the Court-house of the county in ■ Sims has a blemish in one eye, which deprives him of sight
which the property is situate.—Notices of these sales must be J has a felon on it which looks white ; he has, on examination,
given in a public gazette.SIXTY days previous to the day of sale, j large scats on his hips, occasioned by lying on them in a long
, _ .. _ , .. _ „ long
Notices for the sale of personal property must be given in ; spell of sickness. He was confined in jail for stealing a r.e-
like manner, FORTY days previous to the day of sale. Also, j gro; and for a more full description of Sims’ villainy,! refer
notice to the debtors and creditors of an estate must be publish- j the public to a piece in the Recorder and Standard of Union,
ed for FORTY days. j w hich has been published for the last six months over the sig-
Notice that application will he made to the Court of Ordina- j nature of Bryant Johnson. SAMUEL B. WEBB, Jailor,
ry for leave to sell lan l, must be pub'ished for FOUR MONTHS. ! October 31, 1838. 42 tf
All business in tile line of PRINTING, will meet with prompt ' ”
attei.tlon at the Recorder Office.
Letters (on business) must be post-paid.
Off Our readers, in requesting the direction of thei
I.AFAVETTI! HAM,.
T H E subscribers announce to their friends and the public,
that this well known establishment will be open during
OCT Our readers, in requesting the direction ot their paper j ,he session of the Legislature, for the reception of travellers
changed from one Post Office to another, are de3tred, in every ( and boarders. Members of the Legislature will find Lafav-
instance, in making such requests, to inform us as well ol the | e tte Hall well adapted to their comfort and convenience, be-
JUaine of the Post Office from which they desire it changed, as ; fog within a few minutes’ walk of the Capitol,
that to which they may thereafter wish it sent. ^ j The Tables will be well supplied with every thing the mar-
We ;iriTTintlii>7 ized to utmTuinco the iTiimc „t M r. • ket affords. Tllt; Bar wi " lj e furnished in the best style, with
Aaron Collins, ns a candidate for Tux Col lector of Bald- i 1 ’ < l nors ’ an< ‘ ? tte " fl ^ b * hcompetemand accommoda-
. . t i - , ting Bar-keeper. The tstables will be furnished wnth a trusty
^fin county, at t m en-onng . an y c < o l. ostler, and no pains spared To render visiters comfortable and
November *20, I’d S3 44 br : well provided lor. D. M. McDONALD,
are authorized to announce Jehu Edge, as a can-
T T didale for Tax Collector of Baldwiu county, at the
ensuing .Tanuarv Election. Oct. ft, 1858—58 w!2w
inst the estate of George
will present them legally to the ex-
M. J. SMITH.
Milledgeville, Oct. 16, 1838.
THE MriltiLKlBER
39 tf
A LL persous having demand
W. Welch, dec’d.,
r S NOW receiving a supply of articles in his line, care
fully selected, ami warranted to be of the best quality
erutors. Those indebted to the estate are requested to make He offers them for sale in the confidence that they cannot be
payment. .1. J. GRIFFIN, £ Ex’rs surpassed in this market ;>a few of the leading articles are
J. R. WIMBERLY, S " 1 enumerated: Segura. Cognac Brandy, C’n nmpaigne Brandy,
November 20, 1838. 45 Ct i Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Monongahela Whiskey, Peach
XllVSs^ indebted to the est^Te of Dr. David Day.^f j Er ? , i d . v > Apple Brandy Madeira Champaigne, Teneriffe
Walton county, deceased, are hereby required to make , ort '' heese, Cordials, Crackers, Sperm and Tal-
December 11,1838.
and Apples, Smoked Beef, Bologna Sausages, Ac. Ac.
Also. 20 boxes and half boxes of Raisins, of the new crop, all
A LL persons indebted to the estate of Benjamin Brown, Q f w ;fl be sold at a moderate profit for cash,
late of Newton county, deceased, are requested to | Oct. 20,1838.—40 tf N. B. JU
ake immediate payments, and those having demands against j —
them in terms of til
said estate, to present
JOSIAH BROWN, Adin’r.
November 30, 1838. 47 (it
jvOI’ICIE.
A LL persons indebted tome by note or open account, are
requested to eall and settle by the first of January next,
or they will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
JAMES T. LANE.
December 4. 1838 46 tf
JUHAN.
IVair-llousc siikI Commission It ii»iii<ss.
j "N'Tll. MIDAS L. GRAYB1LL has taken the interest of
. 1*1. Mr. John Jones, in the late firm of Hardeman, Jones A
Co., in the above business, which will hereafter be continued
by the subscribers, under the name ami style of Hardeman,
GraYbill A Co., at the old stand formerly occupied by
Messrs. Hamilton, Hayes A Co., the wadi known situation of
| which, both as regards safety against fire and the convenience
1 of its close stores, needs no recommendation. They are new
1 ready for the reception of Cotton, and for the receiving and
late : forwarding the goods of their country friends, that may he
They are prepared to make liberal
A LL persons indebted to ihe estate of Abel Grilfi
of Washington enuuty, deceased, are requested to make shipped to their
immediate payment, and those to whom said estate may be advances on Cotton stored with, or shipped by them, to Sa
indebted, are hereby notified to present their demands pro- ! vannali. Charleston, or Xew-York. And from tile fact that
perlv authenticated within the time prescribed bv law. j they are pledged not to deal in cotton on their own account,
HIRAM MOTT, Adm’r. they lip pe to receive a liberal share of public patronage. The
December 18, 1833 48 fit I selling of Cotton from the ware-house or from wagons and all
~ I ~ ~ i other business connected with their establishment, will have
ABKAlYfeEJI I • . the exclusive attention of Thomas Hardeman andMidasL.
T I 111L subscriber respectfully announ- j Gravbill, who -will spare t:o pains to serve and please their pal-
_L CCS to the public, that he has in full | rons ‘. THOMAS HARDEMAN,
operation a Line of Four Horse Conch
es. from Athens, via Watkinsville, Madison, to F.ntonton,
and hack, 3 times a week, leaving and returningns follows:
Leaving Athens on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thiirsduys,
at (i •’clock, A. M., and arriving at Eatonton at C o’clock
I*. M., on the same days.
Leaving Eatonton on Mondays, ’Wednesdays and F
davs, at (i o’clock, A. M., and arriving in Allien
Macon, Sept. 21, 1838.
MIDAS L. GRAYBILL,
J. GODDARD.
37 4m
RHElf & BEALIJN
Fire-Proof Warehouse, Aiiijieln, Oa.
T HE undersigned, grateful for the liberal patronage and
! JL .support of their friends ansi customers heretofore, hr
at (> leave to inform them and the public, that they continue to
o'clock V. M. *ime (lavs. ! transact a general Wakkhouse and Commission Business,
j] WILLSON Contractor. tlieir old stand on Broad-street. Their warehouse and
March ~7 Id t(
T
LOOK AT TJUN.
scriber wishes to inform all those persons
cted with Kup'ure.nr Herina, that he will
vho
timie in Mi
illedgeville during the sitting of the
apiu
•bine
Lcsfifllature,
, be bavin** ina<le so many nuliral curt
•s, It
as i
come
te tbe roniv
lusion to warrant cures, and in cast
: he
fa
ils to
make a curt
*, will charge nothing lor his services
T. T. CUSHING,
Si
cn.
MilMgei
*ille. Pih October, 1^3^.
38
tf
174 OR &
\LE. that beautiful, healthy, and i
•ommodious
r lot.oo which the subscriber now resh
miles from Mil'edgeville, and a halt mil
Oglethorpe University. It contains ten n
large
x. at Midway, two
from the site ot
1 has on it a
| close stores are in good order for the reception of cotton and
! goods in store. Liberal advances will at all times be made
; on produce and consignments. The agents of the Georgia
^ Railroad will with promptness receive and forward all cotton
i consigned to us at tlio different depots, as also any goods that
, may be ordered through ns up the road.
Eio|>kins, Jmniiigii A Co., Wliolosale firnerrs,
are now receiving and opening an extensive stock of Groce-
j ries, in the fire proof store of the warehouse newly erected,
which tliev will be prepared to offer on the most liberal terms,
i All ord.rs through us, and filled by them, will be free of com
missions, and to the entire satisfaction of tile parties ordering.
! All communications will be addressed to us jointly, as the
business in future will be conducted in the name of the firm,
i Pledging their usual promptness to all business confided to
enient, and "pleasant dwelling house, with out-hou- their care, will hope to merit a continuance of the confidence
’ - ■ ’ '' heretofore so liberally bestow ed.
spring, besides many
JOHN A. 0UTH3EKT.
38 tf
T'i
HE
ses, a well of excellent water,
other advantages.
October Kltll, 1837.
NO TICK.
subscriber will sell on re isonttble terms, the Lots o f
d below enumerated, by application to him iu Mad
ison, Morgan county, either in person or by letter.
Lot No. 252, l)tli District formerly Wilkinson, now Telfair.
“ “ 236, 4th “ “ * Huury, “ Fayette
«< “ is., 27th “ 2d Se x, on the line of Gilmer and
Murray.
And 2 unimproved acre Lots, in the suburbs of the town
of Covington, Newton county, adjoining Erwin ami others.
Ort. 16, 1333—3!! tf HENRY KIRBY,
FOB SALE.
IHE Subsetiheroffer, for sale his House and Lot, con
taining about 10 acres of Land, at Mid wav, l.| miles
from Milledgeville., and half a mile from the Oglethorpe
Augusta, Ort 2. 1838.
JOHN REES,
EGBERT B. BEALL.
38 tlj
T 1
Warrhonse nnil Commission Rusiurss,
T HE undersigned beg leave to inform the public, that
they have connected themselves together for trannet-
ing a Warehouse and Commission Business in the City of
Macon, under the firm of Hamilton & Reynolds. Their
Warehouse is now being erected, and will he completed in
j all of September, ready for the reception of hardware and
merchandise. Tts location is near the head of Cotton Ave
nue, on the corner of Cherry and First Streets, convenient
! to the most business part of the town, and very secure
| from the risk of fire. The undersigned will devote their
| best individual and undivided attention to any business
which mav be confided to their care, and will be prepared
to make liberal advances on cotton stored with them.
; They will also attend strictly to the sale of any cotton con-
j tid'd to their care, and will in all cases use their best ef-
: forts to obtain the highest market prices. They will make
; the best arrangements possible for learning the earliest til
ing purchased the entire interest of \ telligetice fiont foreign markets; and will always cheerful-
j 1 v iinnurt anv intelligence thus obtained to their planting
and mercantile friends. The undersigned being planters j
themselves, will feel their interest nearly allied to the j
planting interest. In conclusion, the undersigned would I
| only add further, that they will he prepared to attend to
| every branch of business connec ted with the warehouse and
j commission; such as receiving cotton on storage, for sale,
or to ship to other markets, receiving and forwarding
goods to country merchants, filling orders, &c. ifcc.—to
University.— 1’ersons wishing to purchase a most healthy
and desirable residence, will do well to apply soon.
Julv 10—25 tf L. COWLES
KICU.HONO HOTEL
T HE subscriber hs ,
Mr. Edward W. Collier, in the above establishment,
would by this means in fori 11 his friends and the public gen
erally, that he intends giving his undivided attention to the ac
commodation of all who may call on him, and hopes by ins in
tended exertions to please, to merit the former patronage of
the house. JESSE CLARK.
Oct 30, 1338. _ __ _ 41 Sln
AOT1CI
OGI.RTHORPE UJilYEBSITY.
T HE undersigned having been appointed a Committee on
the Library of Oglethorpe University, would respect
fully solicit from the friends of literature and of the Institu
tion, donations of bonks. Any contributions to this object
may be forwarded to Professor Crawford, at Milledgeville,
or deposited with any member of the Committee, or left with
Mr. Wm. Shear, of Augusta ; Mr. Win. King, of’ Savannah;
Rev. Thomas Smyth, of Charleston; and the Rev. Nathan
Hoyt, of Athens.
JOSEPH HENRY LUMPKIN. Chairman.
W. W. Holt, D. C. Campbell,
I. L. Harris, J. Wilson,
T. Goulding, R. Chamberlain,
S. S. Davis, J. W. Baker,
December 11. 1838. 47 tf
D ISSOLUTION.—The Copartnership heretofore exist
ing under the name and style of John W. Ar.LEN &
Co., is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
JOHN W. ALLEN,’
WILLIS ALLEN,
WILLIAM ALLEN.
WYATT MERIDITK.
The subscribers having this day taken the entire Stock of
Goods of" the late firm of John \V Allen, Ac Co., will contin
ue the business at the oldfstand, who are authorized to settle
the busisess of the old firm, and where they will bej pleased
to have their former customers continue their patronage.
JOHN \V. At WILLIS ALLEN.
Cool Spring. Wilkinson Co , Nov. 22, 1838. 46 5t
TO TEAdlliKS.
T HE undersigned, and others, will give liberal wages to
a Teacher who can come well recommended for good
moral deportment and capacity to instruct youth, for the next
year. For further particulars apply to the undersigned, re
siding 8 miles below Madison, on Sugar creek.
JAMES P. SMITH.
December 11, 1838 47 4t_
Jefferson .Hale and Female Academy*
fTlHE subscriber, greatful for tbNfcbera! patronage bere-
tofore received, informs the public that the exercises of
the Schools for the ensuing year will commence on the
Monday in January. The edifice of the female department,
a neat and commodious two story building, is nearly com
pleted, and will be furnished with a Globe, Maps, and other
school apparatus, suitable for illustrating the fundamental
principles of those sciences usually taught in our higher fe
male seminaries. He will he assisted in this department by
Miss Stevens, a lady well qualified by her attainments and
long experience in teaching the higher branches of education,
to take charge of those classes who may study the French
language, as well as the ornamental branches. Exertions will
be made t« form a class in Music, so soon as the Services of a
teacher can be obtained. In the male department lie has en
gaged the services of Mr. J. M. Nash, as English teacher, a
gentleman who comes well recommended as a correct English
scholar, and who lias expel ience iu teaching. The subscriber
will avail himself of the modern improved system of teach
ing, and flatters himself, that by assiduous attention, aided by
his increased facilities, lie will merit an increased share of
public patronage. Board may be had in private families con
venient to the school. Prices of tuition will he similar to that
of oilier Academies in this part of the State.
AUGUSTUS RICHARDS, Principal.
Statifordville, December 11, 1838. 47 4t
SHERIFFS’ SALES.
ALIA FERRO SHERIFF SALES.—Will be sold, on
A the first Tuesday in January next, before the Court
house door in the town of Crawfordville, Taliaferro county,
between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
j One road wagon and harness, 8 head of horses, about 3500
pounds seed cotton, 1 bed and stead, 1 shot gun : levied on by
i virtue of a mortgage ti. fa. Wilie Cherry, vs. Thomas W.
, Gresham. Property named in said fi. fa.
Also,] negro girl, named Sylvia, about 10 months old : Ievi-
i ed on as the property of Archibald G. Janes, to satisfy a fi. fa.
j issued from Taliaferro Inferior Court, Joel C. Wiggins, vs.
: said A. G. Janes.
T mp . ■ POSTPONED SALE. , EAFAYETTE ACABEJIT.
RTF AIR SHERIFF'S SALE.— Will he sold before j fi THE Trustees have employed Mr. Christopher Flan-
tne Court-house door in the town of Jacksonville, Tel-j A ag a.n, a Classical Teacher of’experience and high re-
air county, within the usual hours ot sale, on the first Tues- ] pntatiun, to take charge of this Academy the next year. It is
day in January uext, the following proper tv, to wit: ; situated in a very healthy neighborhood, on the road from
Part of a lot ot land, No. 382, iu the 9th district of Telfair Thomasiun., in Upson countyto Marshall's Ferry, and about
county: levied on as the property of \\ atson Burk, to satis- midway between the two places. Bo ird can be had on rea
fy sundry fi fas issued from a Justice’s Court, m favor of Eli '■ sonable terms, convenient to the Academy. Terms of Tui-
Warren. and others vs. Watson Burk.
Nov. 27. 1838—46 tds F. BUTLER, Sh’ff.
T homas sheriff’s sale.—win be soil,7i7\hJ
Court house door in the town of ThomasviHe, Thomas
county, on the 1st Tuesday in February next, between the
1 Also, 150 acres of land, adjoining Crawfordville. including j usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
; the two storv brick house and all necessary out buildings, the I One lot of pine land. No. 286, in the 18th District of ori-
: premises well improved: levied on by virtue of two fi. fas. | ginaliv Early, now Thomas county, to satisfy four fi fas in fa-
| issuing from the Superior Court of Taliaferro county, Garrett j vor of Nancy Collett, and against John Collett. Property
Gatlin vs. Hermon fiercer, and John Favor vs. Hermon Mer- ; pointed out hv the plaintiff. Levied and returned by a Con
ner and George F. Mercer, security on stay of execution in J stable. JOHN HURST, D. Sh’ffi
December 4. 1333. 46 tds
GLETHfVRPE SHERIFF’S SAUK—\YijlTesoidbe
fore the Court-house door in the town of Lexington. Ogle
thorpe county, on the first Tuesday in February next, the
following property, to wit:
both eases. Property pointed out bv George F. Mercer.
GILCHREST OVERTON. Sh’ff.
November 21. 1838. 45 tds
t’OH, for the Latin and Greek Languages S32; for the higher
branches of English 822; and for the lawet branches 816.—
The School will be opened on the 15tb of January, 1339, afid
the scholastic vear will end on the 15tii of December.
SAMUEL GRANTLAXD,)
DANIEL DUNHAM, [Trustees.
^ JOHN CASTLEN, )
[Up For Mr. Flanagan's qualifications and high characteT
as a Tearlier, parents and guardians are referred to Dr. Keu-
dall, Robert Collier. Esq., and Capt. Holloway, of Up sou
county, or to any one of the Representatives from that county
in tin? Legislature. November 27. 1638—45 fit
NfOTTNBORDli; it
J.JANCOCK SHERIFF SALES —Will be sold on the
I’Ell.UE NK.tlI.VAKV,
V N arrangement has been made when by the two Fe
male Institutions in Ihe village of Scollshoro’, will
hereafter be united in o one. under the sole control aiid
superintendence of the subscriber. In offering his services
to the public ss nil instructor to the female youth of Geors
gin, lie would remark that several years of bis life, Imve
already been devoted, u ith success, to the important duties
of Female Education, and although ihe details of the sys
tem. w hich former)v enabled him to carry to a highly desi
rable extent, both the moral and intellectual improvement
of hi« pupils,•e’annot be enlarged on here, vet he feels con
fident of success in rendering those entrusted to his care,
not only useful and virtuous rai'nibers of society, but iu
H ivenoir cttp,,,,,,. , j — • > mosi accomplished ornaments; ‘The subscriber is desirous
ANCOCK . HERIF F SALEb.—Will be sold at the : tv , on the first Tuesday in February next, between the usual 0 f establishing a sclio. 1 of the very highest character, and
Court-house door, m the town of bparta. on the first j ] lours 0 f Ri ,i ei t ] 1P following property, town: if encouraged bv the patronage oft he public, he will spate
Tuesday in Ja,.d*ry next, between the usual hours ol sale. | One hundred acres of land, lying fin the waters of the Oco- no p , a(i f ns it ' oll a so r,d and permanent basis,
tlie following property, to wit: I nee river, adjoining the lands of John Cutnght and others: hs will be a guarantee to parents that iheir daughters will
One negro man named Green, aged about 21 years: levied , levied on as the property of Edward Crossley, to satisfy two . , !erivc everv „fi ¥HI1 mge, both in the useful and ornamental
fi fas issued from a Justice’s Court, in favor of Cullen b. parts of ednVfiiion, which anv school in our country ennaf-
Criddeli vs. Edward Crosslev. Levy made and returned to The aid of the verv best instructors, in every ilepart-
nie by a constable. WM. L. STRAIN, D. Sh’fF. - -
December 11, 1838. 47 . tds
first Tuesday in January next, before the Court bouse
; door in Sparta, the following property, to wit:
j One negro girl, named Marv, about 14 years of age: levi-
ed on by Moreland Lupo, constable, as the property of James j levied on to satisfy a fi fa issued fi
I Reynolds, to satisfy an execution issued by road commission- — * - "
| ers against said Reynolds, foi a fine.
Also, one negro man named Fed, about 38 years of age :
: levied on as tlie property of A. G. Janes, to satisfy an execu-
; tion against Janes and Walthal, in favor of Robert HvslopA
, Son. L. S. STEWART. Sh’ff.
i November 27, 1838. 45 tds
Four hundred and eighty acres of land, more or less, on
Mark’s creek, adjoining lands of Moses Smith and others:
rum the Supeiior Court of
Oglethorpe <•0111111'. Charles Hoff vs. Harrison L. Thornton
anil Blanton F'. Thornton. Levied on as B. F. Thornton’s
land. Property pointed out liv B F. Thornton.
‘ MIAL SMITH, D. Sh’ff.
December 11, 1833. 47 tds
( ''•KEENE SHEE IKE’S SALE.—Will be Told TtTim
W Court-house, in tlie town of Greeueshoro’, Greene coun
ty, on tlie first Tuesday in February next, between tlie usual
on as the property of William H. F'lewellen, to satisfy a fi. fa.
in favor of Robert S. Savre, and one in favor of S. F. Jor
dan. Property - pointed out bv defendant.
W. H. BKANTLY, D. Sh’ff.
November 20, 1838 45 tds
lyjORGAN SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be sold on the
□lent, has been or will be secured. Fxr the 01 namenial
branches nod the languages, the ciisfomnrv extra (liargra
P UTNAM SHERIFF SALES—Will be sold on the j will be mtple: for instruction in all ihe other branches, the
first Tuesday in February next, before the Court-house price will vary from fifteen toeighteen dollars perterm, uc-
door in tlie town of Eatonton, Putnam county, between the cording to the advancement of the pupil. Board may be
usual hours of sale, tlie following property, to wit: obtained in several of ihe families of the village, though the
A negro man by the name of Daniel, 45 or 50 years of ago: -lib-cnbcT is desirous of receiving info his own family, as
first Tuesday in January next, before the Court-house
door in the town of Madison, Moigan county, between the
usual hours ofsale, the following property, to wit:
One sorrel horse ; levied on as the property of Stephen levied on as the property of Jacob D. Hightower, to satisfy a ; many of his pupils us his house, which is large and commas
M. Akins, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of John P. Lucas, vs. ■ fi fa fb favor of Thomas Barnett, and sundry other fi fas dious, w ill contain. The terms are fomtenn dollars per
Stephen M. Akins and William Akins, security. j against the 'said Hightower. I month, and all payments are required in advance. The
Nov. 20,—45 tds LEWIS GRAVES. Sli’fT. I Also, 100 acres of land, more or less, on tlie waters of Lit- superior healthiness of Scot T~ boro’, and its other well
I AURENS SHERIFF'S SALE Will be sold before r ' ver , adjoining D. J. Lawrence and others, and 100 acres, known advantages, must always constitute it a situation
J the Court-house door, in the town of Dublin. Lauren* ! ,n ' lre or les3 - adjoining John C Mattox ami others? both highly desirable to those who send their children abroad to
tlOVINCJTON FEtlALU SRtlt.WlJY.
T IIE Trustees rake great pleasure in announcing to their
friends and the public, tli.it this institution will go into
operation on the first .Monday in January, under tlie super
intendence of tlie Rev. S. Mattison, who came highly re
commended, and is a gradtmte of Middlehnry College, Ver
mont, and was in tlie Weslvan University one year. Tlie
Rev. S. Mattisou has been teaching several years in Female
Institutions; and from his long experience in teaching and
his high literary attainments,the Trustees feel confident that
tlipy will, nnd<# his superintendence, raise the character of
their School to that ol anv similar one in the Snath. Every
branch of science will he taught that is taught in the best
Female Schools in the South. The rates of Tuition are
customary. Board can be procured in respectable families
in our village. Books and Stationary ean be had in the vil
lage. IMcALLEN BATTS, Secretary.
P. S.— Music on lire piano forte will be taught by an ex
periem.-ed hand.
Covington, 11 tli December, 1838. 9t
Factorage and 1'omuii.Miou Uuoiut-ss.
T HF1 subscribers having located themselves in tlie city ol
Savannah, for the purpose of carrying on a general Fac
torage and Commission business, under the firm and style of
Wimberly A Jones, tender their services to their friends and
the public. EDWARD WIMBERLY,
JAMES V. JUNES.
RKKKHKNCES.
Savannah—Jackson A Marlow, Esqs., Dr. C. P. Richard-
sone. G'ol. Win. C. Harris.
Milledgeville—Hines A Harris, Esqs.. Jeremiah Beall, Jas.
T. Lane.
Louisville—Col. II. L. Gamble.
Twiggs Cavnty—Gen. E. Wimberly.
Augusta—Col. II H. Gumming, C. J. Jenkins, Esq., J. A
D. Morrison.
Macon—A. H. Chappell, L. A W. Cowles, Solomons. Grif
fin A Land.
Charleston—Wiley, Lane A Co.
Mobile.—Daniel Chandler, Esq.
Netc-Orlrnns—Wood A Simmons.
December 11, 1838. 47 1m
OCuThe Standard of Union and Macon Messenger wi 1
publish the above one month, and forward their accounts to
the subscribers. W. A J.
CTII RE WARD.—Strayed or stolen from the subscri-
ber, living in Eatonton, on the 22d of November
last, a large dark brown Horse, 8 or U years old, close well
Guilt before, rather slim behind, lias very large mane, long
s ini tale, has some saddle inaiks on his back, also lightly brand-
e t with R, 011 one ot his shoulders, paces and trots well under
the saddle. Said horse has been owned by individuals living
in the counties tf Baldwin and Hancock, for the last 5 or 6
years. 1 think said horse was owned by A. II. Kenan, of
Milledgeville. for several years. Afterwards by several indi
viduals of Hancock—perhaps lie might be better known by
t’ne name of old But. If sio.en, I will give the above reward
f->r the delivery of the tliiet and horse to me in Eaton on, or
S20 for ihe horse alone. Any information will be thankfully
received by the subscriber. WM. T. BRADFORD.
Eatonton, December's, ] 838. 4y tf
the Co.urt-liouse door, in the town of Dublin, Laurens
county, within the usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesdav in !
January next, the following property, to wit:
One halt ot lot of land No. 321, also the whole of lot No. j
340: all the above lands levied on as the property of John !
Bussel, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. in favor of Kewnan McBane j
A Co., and other fi. fas. vs. John Bussel. The above proper
tv levied on and returned to me bv a constable.
ELZY~ THOMPSON, Sli’ff. ;
November 21, 1838. 45 tds I
GLETHORPE ~ ‘
pieces levied on as the property of Abraham Carter, to satis- ; school. In conclusion, the subscribe!, though horn and
fy a fi fa in favor of James Tticker vs. said Carter. j educated himself in the South, yet coming as a stranger to
Also. 300 acres of land, more or less, adjoining William this State, until bis character as a Teacher can be tested
Mattox and others: levied on as the property of William B. by the trial he desenes, begs leave to present the annexed
Bird, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of William Butler, and sundry testimonial, sig ned h, the members of the faculty of I ho
O GLETHORPE SHERIFF SALES.—Will be sold
on the first Tuesday in January next, befote the Court
house door in the town of Lexington, Oglethorpe county, be
tween tlie usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
Ten Negroes, Joe, a man, 35 years of age; Mumford, 23;
Abby, a woman, 26; Phillis, 35; Julier, 22—and her two
children ; Adeline, 4 years old; Eady, 3months old ; Torn, a
hoy, 15 years old; Nelson 10; William, 14 years old ; two
beds, beadsteds, and furniture, 1 slab, 1 bureau, half a dozen
chairs. 2 dressing tables, 10 head horses, 1 clock, 10 head
of sheep, stock of hogs, and cattle, one yoke oxen, 1 can, 1
old wagon and harness, 1 set blacksmiths tools, one 42 saw
gin anil running gear, 150 barrels corn, more or less. 10 stacks
fodder, 1 stack oats; levied on ns the property of George W.
Humphris, to satisfy one fi. fa. in favor of H. C. Bryson. A
Co., rs. George W. Humphris, issued from the Inferior Court
itlterfi fas against said Bird,
j Also, a two horse wagon and harness. 2 brown mare mules,
i and 2 bales of cotton : levied on as the properly of James M.
| Dunn, to satisfy n ti fa in favor of Green Wiggins, and other
fi fas against said Dunn.
{ Also, 202J acres of land, more or less, adjoining C. Han-
1 cock ami others : levied on as the property of Duncan McKis-
| sick, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of the administrators of \\ il-
liatn A. Slaughter, deceased, vs. said McKissick.
M. BREWER, D. Sh’ff.
December 11, 1838. 47 tds
Univeisitv of North Carolina. He would also make a re
ference to ali the citizens of Scottsboro’.
The exercises of the school will commence on the first
Mond.i v of January, though the subscriber will he prepared
to receive boarders, at any time after the middle of Decem
ber; and during a shoit absence, applications for situations
mav L>c made to the lion. C. B. Cole.
WILLIAM E. ANDERSON, Principal,
Seotfshoro’, November 1st, 183S,
N
sunprishm everv article usually kept in ll.e line, as lam dis- j all of which tln-y will promise that their best attention
rosed to give bargains. ’ | shall he given to promote the interest ot those who may
Also 011 as good terms as any house in the up country, a j patronize them. Any favors received in the line of our
A. H. ROOT.
tf
P ERSONS desirous of purchasing dry goods very cheap,
ar< . respectfully solicited to call and examine my stock,
com
* Also, mi ns good terms as any nouse 1 _
large stock of saddlery, comprising every article in that line:
Sole, tipper and harness leather, of superior quality, manu
factured in Milledgeville, in quantities to suit purchase!*.
Also, 2000 pair Negro shoes, ot superior quality, manu
factured in Milledgeville. .
WANTED, 10,000 lbs. dry hides, for which the highest
rash price will be paid • 200 cords tan bark, for which
per cor-l will be paid on delivery.
Oct. 16, 1838. _ _
llITf NOTICE.
f piIE copartnership heretofore existing between the an -er-
I. signed, at Monticello and Eatonton, under the firm of E.
Y. A J. Hll.r.. was dissolved on the 10th inst. by the elect-on
of the former as Judge of the Oemnlgee Circuit. The latter
will attend to the unfinished business of the firm, as w-ell as to
any new business entrusted U) bun. Office at Monticello, Ga.
EDWARD Y. HILL,
Nov. 27, 1838—4G fit JOSHUA HILL.
L < 1ST in Milledgevil'e, on the 14th instant, a large old red
Morocco Rocket Book, with the subset iber’s name writ
ten in it, containing 845 in money, one 820 bill on the Cen
tral Railroad Bank, one $10 hill on an Augusta Bank, one
$5 bill on the Bank of Columbus, cue $5 bill on the Monroe
Rai road Batik, and the other $5's on tin- Bank of the Slate of
Georgia, together with a number of small notes, amounting to
between 4 and $500 ; also, a parcel of a- counts, amounting to
business, will be duly appreciated
WILLIAM HAMILTON, |
WILLIAM REYNOLDS. j
Without intending to disparage the claims of those of ottr j
friends who are now engaged in tin- warehouse and commis- j
sion business in this city, we would respectfully recommend j
the above gentlemen to our former patrons and friends, as |
worthy of their ronfiihmre. They being our relatives, deli- |
racy forbids that we should say more in their favor; we, j
However, trust that tlieir strict and diligent attention to I
business, will secure to them a liberal share, of public, pa- !
E. HAMILTON,
J. IU HAYES.
tron.is^p.
Julv 24. 1S33.—27 tf
IVarrlioime aii«l CommissioM Bowmens. j
1 rffJHE undersigned have taken for a term oi' years, the ;
I J Warehouse of A. R. Ralston near the head of cotton j
! Avenue, and convenient to the centre of business, .where tln-y j
\ will transact a general storage and commission business. The |
' Warehouse aiid commissimi business will be conducted and j
I managed by E. Beall and Fred’k. Beall, members of the firm ; ,
iln-v will devote their whole time and attention to the interest j
■ of the merchants and planters who may favor them with their 1
I custom, in receiving and forwarding merchandise and stoiage :
: and sale of produce. Early arrangements will be made to
make liberal advances on produce in store, and such other ;
* ' ‘ ^ m 1 ’ 1 . ... . . , ; lllilRC llbcrill dll'UlKin 0,1 - -7
between 1 and 8200. The finder will please leave the same facil ; t ; es tra( | e as s hall he for the inteiest of the customers. ;
at Beecher A Brown’s, or inform the owner at tbe Shoals of 1 The com . erll - a l so will keep at their store on cotton Avenue i
OST on the road leading from Macon to Knoxville, a large hand a large supply of first quality Hemp Bagging, Bale Rope
g as near as can be rc- j a nd twine. The undersigned are determined to do business
on the most liberal terms; any orders by the planters for bag-
ing Bale Rope and Twine, or any other articles, shall meet
our prompt attention. ELIA$ BEALL, A Co.
Ema.sBf.au.,
Fkktikkick Beam.,
I. .‘8. Rainey.
Thomas Beam.,
Thomas N. Beam..
Macon, July 19. 3_2—tjl.__ ;
FESTIVAL.
rjTIIIS magnificent and thorough bred racehorse and stal-
calf skin l’ocket-book, containing
collected, Three Hundred and Twenty Dollars, on the Min
roa Railroad Honk, all twenty dollar bills. It contains also a j
bill of articles from Messrs. Harwell A Obear. Any infor
mation relative to said Book will be thankfully received, and j
the above reward paid to tbe finder by leaving it with Messrs. |
Harwell A Obear, or bv addressing the subscriber at Forsyth.
Monroe countv. LEONARD S. DOAAL. ,
December 12_
VAIFABI.H l-i A.iTATl«A FOB- SAXE.
TJAHE subscriber will sell his plantation in Pulaski county, j
1_ situated five miles, by a goo 1 road, troin Hawkins? ills, ^ ___
on tbe Ocimilgee River, containing I2F0 acres of Oak ami , lion, supposed by Capt. James J. Harrison, to be one of
Hickory Land, one half of which is cleared and mostly new, | t)|e verj . (, est ROIls „r the celebrated American Eclipse, dam
and under fence, ready f-<r a crop; the remainder wooded and j t ] la j ratQ „f American face horses, Timoleon. will
iving convenient to the house. The land lies level and is has- ! ,) le season 1839, at the town of Forsyth, Monroe county,
cd mi a foundation of lime stone, better calculated for the pro- ; Ga Ilt $50 the season, and $75 insurance. Mares from a
diictinn of cotton, corn, wheat. Ac. On the place are a good j; stan ,. e will be accommodated with good pasturage gratis,
dwellin'- house, containing six rooms, negro houses.cotton mid J an ,j f e< j w ; t h grain, if required, at 40 cents per day. Every
gin house, with a first rate new screw for packing, with stables ; exer rioo will be used, tyul no expense spared to give general
and other conveniences. Corn and fodder will also be fur- sat i s f a t:tion to those fro*a distapre.
nished. Should the purchaser wish more land adjoining, it JOHN WILLIAM TROTTER,
can he hail. For price and terms apply to Maj, J. S. Thomas,
nt Milledgeville, or to BRAAN M. MOREL,
December 15, 1838—49 3t Savannah.
dh | TyST"REWARD.—A reward of one hundred dollars
fjp H FI J will be paifl to any person who will apprehend
and deliver to the Sheriff of Scriven county, a man by the
name of Wit SON Freeman, who has broken Jail in Jack
sonhoro’, Scriven county. S
•ars of age, and 5 feet, or perhaps a little more, in neignr, is | lgj lp 'proceeds of the sale will be first applied to an execution
man of light complexion, hair of a dark sandy color, his up- obta £ ed at tlle l ast Superior Court of said county, in favor of
per for.- teeth project out in front, and lip does not cover them . Kob(?rt Hu vq, nrc l vs J ose pU Jenkins; the legal Utle to said
well. Said Wilson Freeman was confined in tail Tor the ot-| Tavern bj ,- in tbe said Hubbanl. Terms of sale made
fence of murder, and broke jail on the 4th day.^it night, ol , known of> , h(J dav sale JOSEPH JENKINS.
T IIE large and commodious Tavern now occupied by Jo
seph Jenkins, for a number of years, owned by John
Moore, in the town of Lexington, Oglethorpe county, will be j
sold in said town, between the usual hours of sale, at public ,
t. . . n r 01 _’<*> j outcry, on the first Tuesday in January next. Good titles will ■
. v . Said Freeman is ab ml -1 , be given, and tlie purchaser will have immediate possession,
years of age, and 5 feet, or perhaps a little more, height, is fc proree ds of the sale will be first applied to an execution
’ tion, Ur of _ a dark sandy color,ffimep- I ^ ^ ^ s „ perior (jourt of said county, in favor of
November 20, 1838.
44 lit
NOTICE.
December, 1838
December 25, 1838.
MARY O’CONNER.
40 3m
A TKAEMElt WAATKD.
T HE Trustees of the Pleasant Grove Academy are desi
rous of engaging the services of some gentleman pos
sessing a good English an<j Classical Education, to take charge
of said Academy, as early as possible. F’or further informa
tion call upon the subscriber at his residence.
W. H. CASSELS, Secretary.
Pleasant Grove, Decatur Co., Ga., Dee. 25, 1838—49 4t
November 21. 1838.
45 tds
FOR SALE OU TO KENT,
rfAIIE MANSION HOUSE, in Eatonton, Ga., nowocm-!
I pied as a Tavern by Mr. Thomas Morton. The house ‘
is commodious, out buildings good, the lot spacious, and all :
conveniently situated for business, with a good run of custom. 1
For terms apply to
Norpmber 20, 1838,
DAVID R. ADAMB,
THOMAS MORTON, j
45 6t i
Ain. A IIKS. ERKRTOA’8 *4 11001,,
Corner of McIntosh and lleynolds-streets, Augusta.
C HANGE OK TF.RMS.—The attempt to preserve
Classes from being broken up Gy pupils entering tit an
advanced period of the term is found to be impracticable.—
-As the arrangements of the school are thus compelled to
yield to tbe convenience of distunt pul ions and absent citi
zens, the charge for 1I10 whole term will thcrefoie no longer
lie required of those who wish to enter but tor 11 part.
A scale of graduation, according to tbe time each pupil is
entered, w ill he adopted, corresponding with w lmt is found
iu other similar i -stitutions in the Estate.
For the whole term of nine months, the charges, ns here
tofore, are for the Senior Department, $30
Primary do. 50
Music 011 the Piano Forte, 7,5
French and Drawing, each 40
For six months—Senior Department, 60
Primary Department, 37 50
Music, 56
French and Drawing, each 30
For th ee months—Senior Department, 35
Primary Department, 20
Music,' 32
French an d Drn wing each 13
The school is now in full operation, and amply supplied
with Teachers. There are connected with this institution
nine Teachers : in the English and Classical branches, Rev.
A. M. Egcrton, Mrs. Egerton,Mr.C. Chapman, Mrs.Chap
man.
In French, Drawing and Penmnn.-hip, Miss S. Dnpee.
Lectures jn the Natural Sciences, Mr. M. Platt.
Iu Vocal Music. Miss S. Penniman.
In Instrumental Music, Miss Dakings, Mr. J. Pclicllas.
Lectures in Chemist 1 y will he commenced as soon as the
necessary arrangements ran he made.
N. B. Former pupils of the School are invited to attend
the Lecture gratuitously ; to a few others tickets will lie.
sohi mi moderate let ms.
[HP Board may now be readily obtained in respectable pri
vate families, and on reasonable terms.
Parents and guardians are respectfully invited to continue
their visits to tlie School, at ail hours of the day, to witness
the recitations and progress-of tlie pupils.
November 14, 1838. 45 fit
VII.I.ABE INN,
Ftrliobothrille, .^Morgan Vonutif, Georgia.
T HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
travelling public, that he continues to keep open his house
at this place, for the purpose of entertaining travellers, and
for the accommodation of regular Boarders. And he pledges
himself, that no pains shall be spared by himself or family, to
rentier comfortable those who may patronize the house. He
tenders his thanks for former favors, and hopes that his prompt
attention and assiduity to please, will secure to him a liberal
share of patronage in future. *
Dec. 18, 1838—48 3t IL PENDERGRASS.
4; lobe Hotel, T bomaeloti, Ga.
H AA’ING become the proprietor of the above establish
ment, the subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he is now prepared to accommodate transient persons aiid
boarders. It is but common to.piake pledges in matters e‘.
this kind, that are never fulfilled; and he will only sav, that
no one who patronizes liis house shall have any cause for dis
satisfaction, and solicits from tlie public a trial of it.
SAMUEL HICKS.
Thomaston, Upson county, Dec. 4, 1838. 48 2tn3m
^TRAYED from West Point, Troup county, Ga., on the
** 20th November last, a common sized black Horse, with a
star in his forehead, a white streak on the nose, white hind feet,
heavy mane and tale. Any person who will deliversaid horse
at this place, or give such information that he may be obtain
ed. shall be liberally rewarded.
A. M. THOMASON.
West Foint, December 18, 1838. 48 3t^
AUX BON# VIVAN*.
T HE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he ha* and intends to keep con
stantly on hand, a well selected assortment of Conlectionary,
Cordials, Wines, Liquors, See., See..
In the rear of the house will be found his Bar, which will
be surpassed by none, as regards neatness, good order, atten
tion, and most choice Liquors, Segars, Ac,
He therefore hopes to meet with a share of public patron-
* ere _ • L. A. YOUNG.
4? rf
George AY. Humphris. and Joseph Jenkins, issued from the
Inferior Courtof Oglethorpe county; one in favor ol" Wyatt
Williams, vs. George W. Humphris, issued from the Inferior
Court of said county ; one in favor of William Lumpkin,
Administrator, No., rs. George W. Humphris; and sundry
others in iny hands against the sairl George AY. Humphris.
Also. 110 acres of Land, more or less, on the waters of
Fishing Creek, adjoining lauds of Wm. WcAVhorter, ami
others; levied on as the property of Moses Brockman to
satisfy a (i. fa. issued from the Inferior Court of Oglethorpe
county, in favor of F. W.Cook. vs. Moses Brockman. Pro
perty pointed out bv F AY. Cook.
Nov. 22, 1838.—45 tds S. R. MAXWELL, D. Sh’ff.
O GLETHORPE SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be soldhi
the town of Lexington, Oglethotpe county, within the
usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in January next, the
following property, to wit:
Seventy acres of land, more nr less, adjoining lands of Low
is J. Dupree, and others, 1 negro woman by the name of Re
becca, about 40 years of age, 20 beds, bedsteads and furniture,
14 tables, 4 wash stands, 2 side boards. 1 bureau, 1 secretary,
l book case, 1 cloths press. 3 folding tables, 2 half round la
hies, 4 dining tables, 1 cupboard. 5 dozen chaiis, (assorted.) 2
large looking glasses, 1 clock, 7 bead cattle. 1 yoke oxen, 1
mare and colt, 1 ox wagon, 1 house and lots in the town of
Lexington, formerly occupied by James Wellborn, as a Tav
eru .- levied on as the property of Paris Pace, to satisfy two
executions, one in favor of John F. Phinizy, vs. Paris Pace,
and one in favor of Joseph J. Moore, vs. Paris Pace and John
M. Cox. issuing from the Superior Courtof said county Pro
perty pointed out bv defendant.
Nov. 22, 1838—45 ids M C. HALE, Sh’ff.
EAVTON SHERIFF SALES.—Will be sol
first Tuesday in February next, before the Com t house
door in Covington Newton county, between the usual hours
of sale, the following property, to wit:
One sorrel horse: levied on as the property of Thom
as Echols, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Newton Superior
Court, in favor of Samuel Rawlins vs. Thomas Echols aud
Kennedy Blake, security.
Also, 125 acres of land, more or less, part of lot No. 291
of Oglethorpe county, one in favor of Benjamin Phiuizv, rs. a,)4 a, re3 n - land, more or less, adjoining I Itoinas Echols
and Thomas Childress, being in the 4th district of originally
Walton, now Newton county: levied on to satisfy sundry fi
fas from a Justice’s Court in Madison county, in favor of
Johnson Spratiing, guardian of Russell Bridges, vs. Pevtou
i H. Colbert. Levy made and returned to me by a baliff.
Also, 10 barrelsof corn, more or less, ahead of hogs, one j
stack of fodder, 1 bay mare, 1 saddle, l bridle. 1 saddle blan- j
ket, 1 bedstead, 1 feather bed and bed cover, 1 clock, 1 pine (
sideboard and 2 trunks : levied on as the property of William |
B. Hudson, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Newton- Superior
Court, in favor of Richard L. Simms vs. Wiiiiain B. Hudson, j
Sandford Wilbourn and Elijah WilboUru.
Also, 50 acres of laud, more or less, adjoining lands of John j
Meadows ami William Bostwiek, in the 9th district of ori
ginally Henry, now Newton county: levied on to satisfy a fi !
fa issued from a Justice's Court of said county, iu favor of ,
Summers A Mable VS. Archibald Kitch. Levy made and re- j
turned to me by a baliff.
Also. 133 acres of land, more or less, it being part of lot No |
58, in tbe 10th district of originally Henry, n <w Newton coun
ty : levied on as the property of Wil inm Johnson, to satisfy
O GLETHORPE SHERIFF SALES.—Will fie sold on
the first Tuesday in January, at the Court-lmurse in Lex
ington, Oglethorpe county, the following property, to wit:
A negro hoy by the name of AA'att, about 18 years of age:
levied on ns the property of William Luster, to satisfy a fi. fa.
issued from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of
Paris Pace, vs. William Luster.
Also, 1 grey, horse, 1 black mare, 1 roan colt, 3 cows, 16
featherbeds, furniture and steds, 48 chairs, 1 old gig, 1 one
horse wagon, 1 walnut side-board. 1 bureau, 1 set walnut di
ning tables, 1 mahogany tea table, 5 washstands, kitchen fur
niture. consisting of pots, ovens. Ac., 6 pair andirons, 6 pair
shovels ami tongs, 6 small dressing tables, 3 dozen earthen
plates.fi dishes. 3 dozen knives and forks, 60 acres of land,
more or less, adjoining lands of Pinneyaiid others, 3 dressing
glasses, 4 looking glasses, 1 large suspending lamp, 1 dozen
candle sticks, 1 sulkey and 1 road wagon, and 1 old gig; le
vied on as the property of Joseph Jenkins, to satisfy a fi. fa.
issued from the Inferior Court of said county, in favor of F*
W. Cook, vs. Joseph Jenkins, property pointed out by de-
lendnnt.
Nov. 20, 1838—45 tds M. C. HALE, Sh’ff.
O GLETHORPE SHERIFF S SALE.—AVill be sold
before the Court-house door in the town of Lexington,
011 the first Tuesday in January next, within the usual hours
of sale, the following property, to wit:
Lidily, a girl, about sixteen years old, and her child Sara,
five or six months old, (very bright mulatto’s;) Hannah,
thirty-three years old, (bright mulatto;) Annv, fifty years
old, (black;) levied on as the property of Joseph Jenkins, to
satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. issued from the Inferior Court of
said county, in favor of John W. Cardwell, vs. Joseph Jen
kins : property pointed out in the mortgage fi. fa.
M. C. HALE, Sh’ff.
Oct. 30, 1838. Jl tds
O';,:
ic.fore the Court-house door in the town of Lexington.
Oglethorpe county, between the usual hours of sale, on the
first Tuesday in January nexl, the following property, to wit:
One bay colt, about 2 years old, one gig and harness, four
head of cattle, one side board, ten taoles, four dozen chairs,
sixteen beds and bed- clothing, one lot of crockery ware, one
lot of glass ware, and all kitchen furniture,consisting ofovens,
pots, kettles, Ac.: levied on as the property, of Joseph Jen
kins, to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa in favor of Thomas A. Brew
er. vs. Joseph Jenkins Property pointed outin said mortgage
ti. fa. ti li. MAXWELL, D. Sh'fl’.
Oct 30, 1838. - 41 tds
TVT EAVTON SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be suld on the
1" first Tuesday in January next, before the Court-house
door in the town of Covington, Newton county, between the
usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
Six mules; levied on as the property of Peyton H. Col
bert. to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. in favor of John G. Colbert
vs. Peyton H. Colbert.
SUPREY ANDERSON, Sh’ff.
Ort. 30, 1838. 41 tds
GLETHORPE SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be sold,
on the first Tuesday in January next, at tlie Court house
iu Said county, within the usual hours of sale, the following
property, to wit:
One negro girl, by the name of Roly, about seventeen years
of age, dark complexion: levied on as the properly of Paris
Pace, to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. issued from the Inferior Court
of'said county, in favor of Woody Jackson, vs. Paris Pace.
Property pointed out in said mortgage fi. fa.
Oct 22, 1838.—41 tds M. C. HALE, Sh’ff.
William E. Anderson, Esq., having intimated to the *n-
dersigned a disposition to engage in the business of lemnle
i instruction in one of the Southern States, it affords them
much pleasure to tie able to testify to his competency to the
; task he proposes to undertake.
! Mr. Anderson is a member of one of the most respectable
1 families of this State; and has enjoyed all the advantages
incident to our best Literary Instiiiitinr.s, and to association
with cullivnteit soefotv. lie graduated at this Universitr
in 1225, and subsequently received the degree of ,Master of
Arts. He was for several years advantageously known to
j the public as the Principal of a Female School of high
character in the neigliboiliood of Hillsboro’. He lias nni-
I formly sustained the fairest reputation as a gentleman of
probity and intelligence; and is particularly enliileil to enm-
j inemlntion tin conscientious devotion to the general im-
; provemeut and spiritual interests ol his pupils.
I). L. SWAIN, President.
E. MITCHELL, Prof. Clrem.
J. D. B. HOOPER, Prof. Lat,
; W. M. GREEN, Prof. Rhet.
University of North Carolina. Sept. 27, 1338.
Nov. 13, 1838. 43 tf
TO LE.ASE.
offer to let fur a term of five years, our Plantation
v ▼ called Bi-ulah, the late residence of James Barrow,
deceased, on the East bank of Oconee, opposite die city of
Miileilgev-ille, exclusive of the Turf field and 20 acres around
tlie old settlement called Johnsonville. This tract contain*
about 1000 acres; about 400 of which, we suppose, are open.
Though die fanii is at present partly overgrown with bushe*
and briars, yet the land is excellent, having never been worn
*. fi fa issued from a j ustice’s Court of said county, in favor ' out. but merely abandoned to fallow, according to tbe last will
of McAllen Batts vs. William Johnson. Levy made and re- ! ot tlie testator, until the heirs should be ot age.
turned tome by a baliff. ri. ANDERSON, Sh’ff'. j The quad)y °f <he land, ami its vicinity to Milledgeville,
December 11, 1838. 47 tda i makeJJenlali oue of the most valuable grain and stock farm*
TVTF. WTON SHKrTuK’S - SALE.—WiTT be sold at the j ^ Georgia We offer to let k only for this purpose. Th*
11 Court-house door in the town of Covington, Newton cWm wtavatiun of cotton vv, I not be allowed; nor will tenants be
tv, on .he first Tuesdav in March next, between the usual i P en,llttcd cut ™ lor , except under a separate
hours of sale, the following property, to wit: I f 0 "*?*: ,<-;“nvement and Sue range tor a large stork ot ln»_w
~ , 11 - ci i _ , _ • i „ is afforded bv the river low-grounds, and other forest, con-
Two hundred and tittv acres of land, more or Ies3, it be- , . - - . , . , .
; taming nearly eight hundred acres, while an extensive mea>
i dow, either for hay or pasturage of cattle and horses, can be
j made in the valley of DerGeau creek, with no oilier troubi*
j than a fence. Tbe whole place is well watered and healthy.
I Persons wishing to cultivate a grain form, near a goed iga*-
! ket, are invited to examine the premises. The lease will b#
' long enough to give tenants all liie comforts of a permansat
' home. Mr. Byingtou, at Beulah, can give information of the
J premsses. The lease will probably be renewod at the end of
! the term. D. G. BARROW.
\V. McKinley.
Lexington, 14th Sept., 1838. 85 tf
O” The Federal Union will publish this until forbid.
D. V. B. A W. Melt.
ing in the 4th district of originally AValton, now Newton comi
ty ^levied on as the property of Peyton H. Colbert, to satisfy
a mortgage fi fa issued from Newton Superior Court, in fa
vor of John G. Colbert vs. Peyton H. Colbert. Land point
ed out in said fi fa. ib ANDERSON. Sh’ft
December 11, 1838. 47 tds
P utnam”postponed sheriff sales.—avtii
be sold, on the first Tuesday in March next, before
tlie Court-house door in the town of Eatonton, Putnam coun
ty, between the usual hours of sale, the following property,
o wit:
One house and lot in the town of Eatonton. containing 33
feet in front, adjoining the store house of Hudson A Thomas
and odiers, one room now occupied by William Johnson, as
a Confectionary, and the other department by John Gillum,
as a sadler’s shop: levied on as the property of Jacob D.
Hightower, to satisfy a mortgage, ti. fa. 111 favor of William
Biscoe. Property pointed out in the mortgage vs. Jacob D.
Hightower. RICHARDSON BLACK, Sh’ff.
Nov. 11,1838. 45 tds
T
B ROi GUI to Juil in Mu-rogee
8th day of Jaramry last, a negre
A HUM AS SHERIFF SALE.— \V id be sold, on tlie first
Tuesday in February next, before the Court-house door
in the town of ThomasviHe, between the usual hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
Lot of bind No. 269. in tbe 13th district of originally Irwin,
now Thomas county: levied on as ihe property of David
l’ate, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from a Justice's Court of
Talbot county, in favor of John Douglass vs. said David Pate, Frederick IF. 8uiit'«ri(, Attorney at l,av,
principal, and AVm. AAU McNeill, indorser. Levy made and i M"AV ING permanently located in Forsyth, Monroe rot
county. Geo., on tb*
ro rnan named Petx»
Monkok. who says that he is a free man, and was born rm
Havana; but he has no evidences of his freedom with him.
Peter Monroe is about 45 years old, 5 feet 10 inches high,
of a yellow complexion, speaks very broken, and weigh*
IfiO pounds, wears rings in his eais. I would suppos*
from his brogue that he is from the lower part of the Stat*
of South Carolina. The owner, if any, is requested t*
come forward aud prove property, itr'be will be sold for
j jail fees. N. M. C. ROBINSON, Jailor
j Aug. 14, 1038—3ft ti of Muscogee C*.
xeturned to ineby a constable.
BENJAMIN AVAMACK, Sh’ff’.
December 18, 1838. 48 tds
GLETHORPE SHERIFF’S SALE POSTPONED.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in January next, be
fore the Court-house door in the town of Lexington, Ogle
thorpe county, between the usual hours of sale, the following
property, to wit:
A negro woman by the name of Rachael, about 50 years of
age: levied on as the property of Thomas Moody, to satisfy
a fi fa issued from the Superior Courtof said county, Thomas
Tolbert vs. Thomas Moody.
S. R. MAXWELL, D. Sh’ff.
December 18. 1838. 48 tds
D ’ECATUR .SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be sold on the
first Tuesday in February next, at the Court-house door
in the town of Bainbt iilge. Decatur county, w ilhiu tlie legal
tv, will promptly and faithfully attend to all businea*
J confided to him.
j He will practice in the several conn ties of the Flint Cir
cuit, it! Jones, of the Ocmdigee, and in tbe Circuit Court of
the United .States tor tlie District of Georgia.
December 11. 1838 47 4{
<’ LI.ATftA S I tl A I.iTa UKF Ul .
FRUITS institution will he opened on tbe second Monday in
X January next, for the instruction of young Ladies in’the
various branches of female education usually taught in simi
lar Schools. The friends of the institution have procured a
suitable building, and have liberally supplied the funds to fur
nish it with an extensive Philosophical and Chemical Appa
ratus. The Litp.rnrj Drportnu.ict will embrace an extensiv*
course of instruction, and will be under the constant super
vision of the Principal. The Musical Department will be
coritroied by a gentleman well qualified to teach both Vocal
and Instrumental Music. The Location is healthful and re
tired. It is believed that the expenses of hoard and tuition
will be less than in other Female Schools that afford similar
Bruce.
Dgi-emlfer 25, 1838.
hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
Lots Nos. 23, 68, 67, 66 and 65, in the town of Bninbriilge,
Decatur county : levied on as tne property of AYilliaui N. | .agilities for improvement.
Bruce, to satisfy sundry small fi fas issued from a Justice’s ! The School will be under the control of Mr. GaHDIxer
Court of said county, in favor of James Buchanan vs. said [ KeDI.ogg, as Principal, whom the Trustees take great
Levy made and returned to me by a constable. ; pleasure in recommending to be a gentleman eminently quali-
WILLIAM MAliTjN, iL . fieri to fill that station; tlipy believe him to possess superior
^ kis : literalfy acquirements; a peculiar aptitude to teach; perse-
AALIAFERHO SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be sold at j veriug industry; an unblemished moral character, with long
tlie Court-house in the town of Crawfordville, Tal’afer- ' experience as aninstructer. He has been for the last five years
ro county, between the usual hours of sale, on the first Tues- j connected with the female School in Bparta, having the prin-
day ia February next, the following property, to wit:
One tract of land whereon AVilliam Dutu-an now lives, con
taining 135 acres, more or less, on the waters ot Little river,
adjoining lands of Buford Bird and others : levied on to satisfy
a fi fain favor of Thomas J. Shackelford, executor of Reuben
E. Shackelford, deceased, vs. William Duncan, sr.
GILCHREBT OVERTON, Sh’ff.
Decemhet 25. 1838. 49 tds
T
FFBBY UOTFL.
T HE subscriber respectfully informs the public, that he
will open the above mansion by tbe*fir.st day of Janu
ary next, as a Tavern and Boarding House, in the town of
'fjAHOMAS SHERIFF’S BALE.—Will be sold on the j Perry. Houston county. The building being of convenient
A first Tuesday in February next, at the Court-house door i •’>"‘1 the improvement therein well constructed and neatly
in Thom isville. Thomas county, between the usual hours of finished oft, he will be able to entertain travellers and board
prin
cipal charge "f the Literary branch oi that institution. He
brings his family with him, hoping to meet with sufficient pat
ronage to make Clinton his peimanent residence.
BoRATlO BOWEN, j
JAMES GRAY,
JONATHAN PARRISH, '-Trustees.
JOHN PITTS, i
CHARLES HUTCHINGS,]
December 11, 1838 47 4 t
ENTERTAINMENT.
T HE subscriber, residing in ScottsboTo’,
Baldwin county, in the West end of the
village, will, iu future, be prepared to entertain
travellers, and such other persons, as may de-
Milledgeville, November S, 1838.
sale,tlie following property, n> wit:
Four negro slaves. A’enis. Peggy, Patience and Bob: levi- -
ed on as the pronei ty oi Tilhnon D. Purifoy, to satisfy a niort- !
gage fi fa if sued from under the hand of otie of ihe Justices (
of the Inferior Court of said countv, in favor of Thomas P. :
Randolph. BENJAMIN WOMACK, Sh’fl’.
December 4, 1838. 46 tds
E ~ TLSlttT SHERIFF’S- SALE.—Will beTold at the !
4 Court house door in Elbert county, on the first Tuesday •
in January next, within the legal hours of sale, the following 1
property, to wit?
Two hundred acres of land, more or less, on the waters of ;
ers in a genteel and comfortable maimer. His Table shall be
furnished as well as the maiket can possibly afford : his Bar
with tlie best assortment of liquors that can be procured-; his
Stables shall be well stored w ith good and wholesome pro
vider, together with an attentive ostler. Unren itttd atten
tion wiil he made for the comfort of liis customers; and he
solicits a share of public patronage.
PHINEAS OLIVER.
Perry, Houston county. Nov. 27,1838. 45 6t
sire board.
f'cntlsboro’, December 18,1838.
BARTLEY MeCRARY.
48 8t
EATONTON FEMALE SCHOOL.
HE exercises of this School w ill be resumed on the
first Monday in January next. The Teachers for the
I next term, are :
| J. W. A km ST RON o, A. M., Principal, Literary and Seientf-
1 fic Branches.
Mrs. J. II. AtlMSTRONG, Literary Branches,
i Miss Louisa T. Downing, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Miss Jan* E. Bi RKITT, (of the Troy Female Seminary.)
FOR SAI.E,
M Y PLANTATION in the 3d District of Baker connty
on the waters of tlie Chicknsahatchee creek, containing Literary and Ornamental Branches.
Beaverdam creek, adjoining lands of Edward H. Brown and ! 500 acres of good Land, nearly 200 acres cleared and under ; The School is provided with apparatus sufficient for the
others: levied on as the property of Ralph Blackwell, to sat- ! good fence. There is on tlie place a good new gin house, | tequisite illustrations in the several departments, and to ex-
isfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of Elbert county, i gin and gear, an-excellent small house and kitchen, and doub- J L 1 *’■ -
in favor of Beck. Clark A. Jones, for the use of William A. ' !<• pen dwelling house, good negro cabins and stables, and A .
well of good water. Any one desirous to look at the proper- I
tv. will'find the owner there during the w inter months.
Nov. 27, 1838—45 201 1) C. BALDWIN.
Beck, vs. Ralph Blackwell. Property pointed out bv defen
dam. EASTjLN FOKTSON, D. 'Sh’ff.
November 23. 1838. 46 tds
M
first Tuesday in February next, before the Court-house '
door in the town of. Madison, Morgan comity, witltiu the usu- '
al hours of gale, the following-property, to wit;
One house and lot; a part of No. 16, 75 feet in front, ad
joining Dr. Jones and Thad. B. Rees, lying on the public j
square, and now occupied Dy JolmS. Walker and E. E. Sco- j
field: levied on as thg property of Lodwich Schoonmaker, to j
satisfy a mortgage ft. fa. in favor of William Murray vs. Lod
NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
PAIR OF NKGRU SHOES, of superior
quality, manufactured in Milledgeville,
For sale bv A. H. ROOT.
Milledgeville, Oct. 2. 1833. 37 tf
2000
hihit practically the several subject*.'connected with the
course of stinly.
Parents, Guardians, and others, are requested to visit the
School,o* any time during its session.
Board ruav be had tor any muni er of young ladies, in the
following highly respectci le families, tn very moderate
terms:—Rev. John F. Dawson. Hamblin Bass, William A r .
McGeiiec. am* S. B. M irshaii. Esq s.
Further particulars aud details ui.iy be obtained by appli
cation to tne Pi kicipai.
December 11 83c. 43 3t
persons having demands aga ust the estate of Green
and EooNot Biei.ki kvioz. soldiers attached to Captain 1 Berry Belcher, i|e.- f aseq. are requested to present them
Dade’s Company of Dragoons, and who had been committed 1 within the time prescribed by law ; and all persons indebted
wieh Schoon maker. The property pointed out in said mart- 1 to the jail of Telfair countv, on the charge of burglary. t U said estate are required to make immediate payment,
gage deed. LEWIS GRAVES, Sh ff. SAMUEL STRINGER, Jailor, j O. R. BELCHER, Adm*r.
November 20 1339. 46 tbs i Jacksonville, December 1°,1838. 48 3t j December S3, I?39, w Ct
